************MIV,ED ADO 7S0 n Mailed Subscribers in North Texas Counties of HORS %. SONS' INC 145 MAIN ST Collin, Dallas, Hunt, Kaufman and Rockwall EATON RAPIDS MI 48827-1225 withthe hseconder quak :39 Pl 'eunh fo, Belle mu, noz to hi Y With- a 53. [as. 'I loss )orm the, 47.44141 oQkgrallCountyNews Volume Number 29 • Issue Points nthe mar f°11 Rair1h Number 7 • USPS 002-495 • Thursday, February 12, 2015 • Single Copy Price 75 Cents • Copyright 2015 Rockwall County News 4th 17 8;111 C-C council repeals Sonoma PID 8 30 kle°Ial Lewis 8, 8i"y Giltnore6 sessment, approves new assessment I 6, ()mar itedie t 2, Jared 7ity of McLendon-Chisholm City Council convened for a regular the indebtedness on the Authorized Improvements." 4th fCcisonAee 3, Tue. Jan. 13, 2015 6:30 p.m. at the city hall. The Rockwall County News recently began an inquiry to determine 25 Tding to the official minutes, council members present were whether the Jan. 13 repeal action occurred because the indebtedness on 69 4a 11 58 Gary Moody, Mayor Pro-Tern Steve Hatfield, council members the Authorized Improvements had retired; and whether state law allows ovell, Jack Pullen, Patrick Short and Lee Nichols. Staff members an original assessment be passed on to future owners who purchased the Matt Briceno 10 itte ng the meeting were City Administrator David Butler, City same lots from Chisholm Properties, but did not sign a petition. Yelvenon 4. Jones ec Lry Deborah Sorensen, City Attorney David Paschall, City Bond The council also unanimously approved a resolution 2015-01R to Jacob Nut Leroy Grawunder, and City Financial Advisor Boyd London. amend the reimbursement agreement for the Sonoma PID. Jonathan Parker S D ig the meeting, the council unanimously approved ordinance 2015- To date, the City Secretary has not selected the Rockwall County News '1 :h repealed the assessment ordinance relating to the Sonoma Public 4th Final for publication of each required notice, related to the above ordinances, m srement District, including terminating the assessments against PID as required by state law. 12 50 )ro ;y, releasing liens against PID Property, refunds of assessments In other business the city: 14 m nd mual installments collected for PID Property, repealing, savings • Unanimously approved Short's motion to increase the IESI waste Dory 12, Victoria (end 'erability clauses, and an effective date and recordation. solutions company monthly rates to $22.22 per month. is°1 Del GIRT° 4,N1 S after releasing the assessment burden, the council turned around • Unanimously approved Short's motion for Karen Laughlin to be nd animously voted to approve a service and assessment plan and named "Special Citizen of the Year for 2014. itorgan Sumrow6,yha assessment roll for the Sonoma Public Improvement District. • Unanimously approve Hatfield's motion to re-appoint Frank Fite in 2,rEmily Sanfordl C icilmember Short moved for approval of both ordinances. II, Herb Harker, Gary Nickel, and Karen Laughlin as members for the ::nd-and-around ordinance 2015-02 will levy special assessments Board of Adjustment. hes 8 gTameiga property within the district and establish a lien on such property. • Unanimously approved Hatfield's motion to re-appoint Jay Webb, clinched a playoff111 dinance states the assessment is designed to pay for Phase 1, as Troy Reich, Karla Clark and Paul Wilson as commissioners for Planning s winning streak to tint zed under Texas Local Government Code Chapter 372. & Zoning. Student earns first place in inquiry, the city provided a PDF copy of the original Resolution • Unanimously approved Hatfield's motion to approve the financial S District 3-1A) ':1, adopted Sept. 10, 2007. reports for the month of November 2014. Rowlett art exhibit >riding to the 2007 resolution, the owner of the related 547.89 acres • Heard a report by Butler about the condition of Pullen Road, League [ay, Jan. 27, and of Springer Elementary student Litzy Herrera, pictured above, filed a Petition for the Creation of a Public Improvement District Road, and Klutts Road, all of which require repairs. Butler stated that placed first in the 3D Division of the Arts and Humanities Young 5, 2007. The land owner was Chisholm Properties, L.P. "staff is working on getting it repaired." is guaranteed one in Artist Exhibit in Rowlett. The competition was open to all i)rding to records held by the Secretary of State's office, Chisholm The meeting adjourned at 7:05 p.m. ns have a four-Earre students of Rockwall and Rowlett area schools. Herrera will go —ko :ties is managed by Sterling One Properties, L.L.C. Both copmanies During a meeting on The. Jan. 27, the council "tentatively" proposed to before the Rowlett City Council on March 3 to be recognized. ire wn to be under the governance of Joseph Howell and Russell adopt an ordinance that would authorize the issuance of interest bearing Courtesy photo/Rockwall County News npionship, Fulton ghi s and located in Heath, Texas. The two businessmen are also (Continued on Page 3) o :ted with numerous other companies in the Rockwall-Heath area. s InternationalTu:s T original resolution stated that the Petition was sufficient because it Friday at secondi v tined by the "owners of of more than 50% of the appraised value LI). The final American Heart Month fundraiser rep) taxable real property liable for assessment." at Dallas The West estimated cost of improvements were $41,025,000. method of assessment was explained as follows, "the City shall 4th Final ev i assessment on each residential lot within the District to pay the 7 draws big turnout in Royse City 38 :os the Authorized Improvements in a manner that results in equal 14 26 of the cost on property similarly benefited. Each assessment may by Millie Jean Coppedge in full at any time ... or may be paid in annual installments. The Thursday, Feb. 5, a packed house enjoyed free food, entertainment, et matches tents must be paid in amounts necessary to meet annual costs for raffles, door prizes and a good time at the Well Coffee Lounge. Tickets he ithorized Improvements and must continue for a period to ;retire purchased ahead of time or at the door were contributions to raise funds first 5A district rot and awareness for the American Heart Fund. 27, at Garland N February is American Heart Month. ckwall County musicians to The Royse City Chamber of Commerce and the downtown merchants ady Bulldogs (6 sponsored the Go Red event, in which everyone was asked to wear red the defeated MesP form at TMEA convention and t-shirts were sold that said "Love Your Heart." in a shootout at RO The Chamber president, Vivian Brown, said she was impressed that Friday for their s al and area musicians are set to perform at the Texas Music such a large number of people came to support the American Heart Fund re shutout. Ed ,tors Association annual Clinic and Convention, Wed. thru Sat. event. two games, RC Fe 1[1 - 14, 2015, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in The highpoint of the evening was when 11-year-old Kaden Bredeweg, :ond place in the So town San Antonio. the son of Jack and Alishia Bredeweg, was called to the stage to speak ;wall-Heath. The k Ikwall High School Senior Shannon White will sing 'Alto 2' voice to the group. Wearing a T-shirt that said "Official Member of the Zipper o have one regalia Mixed Choir, Sat. 12:00 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. in the CC Ballroom A. Club" accented by a zipper depicting a zipper going down the middle I one shootout win, hoir is under the direction of Charles Bruffy. of his chest partially unzipped, meant that Kaden was an open-heart ney, which won iul Mixed Choir will also include Rowlett HS musicians, Senior survivor. As he stepped up to the microphone, the room fell totally :t games in regulira T Nash (Soprano 1), Senior Lillian Holguin (Soprano 1), and silent, with all eyes on him. :list with 6 points. ill r Preston Hart (Bass 1). "Hi, I'm Kaden Bredeweg. I was born on Christmas Eve in 2003. When :ity was scheduled 5A Symphonic Band will include Rockwall-Heath Sophomore my mom was pregnant with me, they found out that I had something HHS (5.3-2) T (Burden on Euphonium. wrong with my heart. Bulldogs would ted by Emily Threinen, the Symphonic Band is scheduled for "After I was born, I spent weeks in the hospital while they were doing ame at 7:15 pm.FrtS 'eb. 14 12:30 p.m. - 1:20 p.m. in the Lila Cockrell Theater. a lot of tests on me to see exactly what was wrong with my heart. They Band will again perform on Sat. 6:30 p.m. - 7:20 p.m., in the Lila h Forney Tuesday, found six things. I had two holes between my atriums, which are the rell Theater. two chambers at the top of the heart. I had a hole between my ventricles Daniels scored t for Patrick Hill of Rowlett HS will play the Alto Saxophone in which are the bottom two chambers of the heart. I also had a narrowing Eleven-year-old Kaden Bredeweg spoke before a packed insemble 1, directed by Steve Owen. inst South Gale of my aorta and pulmonary vein and a big chunk missing out of my house at the Well Coffee Lounge in downtown Royse City performance is set for Sat. 2:30 p.m. - 3:20 p.m. in the CC six in a span di mitral valve. I had to go home from the hospital on a lot of medicines to recently in honor of the American Heart Association. nom B. Piley Sutton had II help my heart work. February is American Heart Month. lett Senior Maritza Moreno earned the Alto I position in the "When I was 9 months old, I had a heart catheterization so the doctors Photo by Millie Jean Coppedge/Rockwall County News en's Choir. dy Bulldogs LI could see my heart from the inside and see exactly what they needed to :ected by Kathleen Rodde, the choir will perform Sat. 3:30 p.m. - do to fix it. After the doctors looked over the report, the heart surgeon their opponents 34: p.m., in the CC Ballroom A at the children's hospital by my house told my mom and dad that we Rockwall County News Briefs litions for the 6A All-State Band and ATSSB wind instruments needed to go somewhere else for my surgery because he was not familiar se City boys (11w held Wednesday, Feb. 11 at the convention. or comfortable with all that I needed to be done. Citizens Police Academy planned St two district inala (Continued on Page 3) A I3-week class for individuals interested in the daily functions of 11-5A teams witlit the Rockwall Police Department is offered in the spring and fall of each regulation time. SJ S Business Professionals take wins advance to state year. Anyone interested in the Citizen Police Academy should contact !felted the Balli , rockwallpolice.org or call Officer Monica Hardman at 972-772-6782. y Jan. 27, and N tubers of the Rockwall High School Business Professionals of • PC Serving and Troubleshooting - third place, Daniel Saputa ica competed at regionals in Waco earlier this month. Several of • Computer Network Technology - first place, Peyton Young Deadline extended for Rockwall's Got Talent '4.1 for the PEA The deadline for entries to the Rockwall Community Playhouse's utive district win. th udents earned the right to advance to the state-level contest, March • Human Resource Management - second place, Clay Coneycutt; third , 2015, during the BPA State Conference in Dallas. place, Nick Sanchez upcoming Rockwall's Got Talent event has been extended to Feb.. 14, thilliq .ults from the regional contest were as follows: • Advanced Interview Skills - second place, Grace Taiwo the day of auditions. Registration fee to participate in the sixth season pods page ideo Production Team -. first place, Peyton Young, Walker Sosa, • Legal Office - first place, Campbell Kutac; second place, Matt is $20. Auditions will be conducted on Feb. 14 by appointment only. 712.i099 D t.1 Saputa and Grace Tiawo Mackenzie Schedule an appointment or get more information by emailing info@ igital Media Production - second place, Jacob Harvey; third place, • Computer Modeling - second place, Alphie Smith rockwallcommunityplayhouse.org or calling 972-722-3399. The event r-A n Pevler • Basic Office System and Procedures - fifth place, Madison will be conducted at the Rockwall High theater. Semi-finals will begin itrepreneurship - first place, Kayla Buterfield Villarreal at 7 p.m. Feb. 27, followed by the finals at 7 p.m. March 6. Prizes will be raphics Design Promotion - first place, Walker Sosa $1,000, $500 and $250 for first, second and third places respectively. Rockwall Youth Advisory Heath plans town hall meeting on drought Council students recently attended A town hall meeting scheduled by the City of Heath will update local the Texas Municipal League's Youth residents on water and drought conditions, according to information Advisory Commission Summit included in the city's most recent e-newsletter. The meeting will begin hosted by the City of Killeen. at 6 p.m. Feb. 19 in the Community Room at City Hall. Personnel Pictured from the left are Bethany representing the City of Dallas Water Utilities Department are scheduled Villalobos, Cate Ghormley, YAC to present information regarding the drought and current conditions of chair Isabella Burzair, Baldwin Lake Ray Hubbard. Local residents with questions pertaining to the Bakkal, Elsa Castro, Beth Naylor, upcoming meeting should contact the City of Heath at 972-771-6228. Mie Pighee, Reid Rakow and Jake Heath Cemetary Association meeting set Mirelez. The YAC offers students The Annual meeting of the Heath Cemetery Association will be held the opportunity to participate in Mon. March 2, 2015, 7 p.m., at the Heath Community Center. The event local government and learn about will be followed up by the annual meeting of the Heath Community governmental operations. Students Association. take initiatives directed toward ef- Citizen Fire Academy fective change that benefits youth and provides community impact scheduled through organized participation A 10-week Citizen Fire in city-sponsored activities and Academy program, offered to events. increase awareness in the life of Courtesy photo/ a firefighter, will begin in March. Rockwall County News (Continued on Page 3) 8 50 282 00300 4

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Page 2 Rockwall County News • Thursday. February 12.2015 1 ,,ofdebr; Tuttle recognized by RHHS Student Council Pride PatroP:7an An :Jo 1P-• 0 and "Going to APHE and showing some appreciation to Mr. Tuttle really put smiles on everyones' faces;' s r paw The Heath Student Council Pride Patrol recognized special education paraprofessional Rickie Tuttle on Jan. in4 0.f 30 pin. *teLej et 3: sal• Led et 30. e of the teachers wh in Pride Patrol senior ambassadors Annabelle Baker, Andrew Fisher, Mackenzie Long, Bailey Varner, Kenzie "I loved it. It was really touching to go back to my old elementary and honor on o ta aid. 10,in I Woessner, junior Britton Swanson and sophomore Grayson Smartt joined forces with sponsor Leah Voth, impacted the school so much and it was really warming to see his reaction:' Long s o see that play out. Hot assistant principal Megan Smith and office manager Roxie Montgomery to stage the celebration. "We started the Pride Patrol as a way to recognize more people, and it's so cool t rosior Eddiedie filiilurt era°11 R Haven , "It was a complete representation of the community of Rockwall-Heath and showed what being a Hawk forward to more Pride Patrol visits to more campuses," Varner said. , was in

and Student Council member is all about -- serving others:" Fisher said in a news release issued by the group. Chapel Clad in their signature baseball tees, HSC members followed Tuttle to a sixth grade classroom where he „ffnu 6 sw— regularly assists early in the school day. As the seven students and three adults entered clapping and cheering, illed Fel ;i . confusion registered on the faces of the students, the substitute teacher and Tuttle. toclose frietdsaA she g Student council members explained their purpose, read the nomination from Maricela Helm and bestowed treats upon Tuttle. "It was amazing to see the tears in Mr. Tuttle's eyes as he was honored," Baker said. "It was such an honor to be a part of the Pride Patrol again. I have seen Mr. Tuttle in action during my PALS visits and have experienced firsthand the positive impact that he has on others," Woessner said. to Oak Off an "It was super fun getting to thank such a deserving teacher and seeing his genuine thankfulness in return," GarY Merle met du Swanson said. They 0,1968. -with The nomination, submitted by principal Helm, reads as follows: "Mr. Tuttle is one of the first to arrive to while on dates w owl campus and one of the last to leave. He works diligently each day with students from all grade levels of various to ber than to his disabilities. He also has morning duty, lunch duty, after school duty AND works the Rook program. He always hie:j:poutiiediS1iacrllifiedalceCdiwI:iloillenitielrresearcligreedoftheijearojnigilierli,11116e4tl6yaniRf5lieho5desiiciluei and An( has a smile on his face and is willing to do anything to help others. The best part is he loves his job and I can Steve, see that by the pride he takes with each new task." n, mos, Rya

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Local resident receives surprise eshesbe pthiaannt neodvii.lienigt tti CI birthday party, visit from Georgia son al Hamanf ome-gReomwelnets died Jan. 29, 2015. Susan Shores, or Rockwall, enjoyed a surprise birthday party held at Spring Creek BQ in Irving. One of u Jan, n highlights included the surprise visit of her son Nick Sutton with his wife Dawn and Grandson Brandon, ai R. 3dlitary1927(iln im their friend Diana Roberson. The family drove from Georgia for the special occasion. a member of the Fri Ms. Shores' husband, Kenneth, presented her with a Certificate of Appreciation plaque that recognizes het h of Rockwall. She rr a special woman, who through her life has touched many people. Mr. Shores read notes aloud, that were wilt f her life, Joe H. E down by the different people present for the party. recededgiirds.j her in death Shores is a choir member at first Baptist Dallas, Celebration Singers, Gideon, member of both Lake ND Church and First Baptist Dalls Sunday School class. She is also a licensed C.N.A. assisting medically distill, retired after 3B5el)IllarHe Our Community people in need. She l ved flowers,o won include her s Wade Bowen, a , and two great-gra Cardiovascular Services at Lake Pointe Medical Center are at the heart of and;he sister-in-law what we do. We provide comprehensive interventional cardiology and chews, odition brothers to herhushai advanced vascular procedures in our fully digital cath labs, in addition to open heart surgery and rehabilitation services. Even better, our family sIggerit6 cardiovascular physicians are available 24/7 for patients experiencing a heart h Rockwall Building The attack_ So go with your heart, go with the cardiology and vascular experts at for the Rev. Alle Lake Pointe. Rockwall were ca in. Sunday, Feb. 8 rstone Assembl wlett with Pastor B ev. Paul Ecker and Dubose officiating. were conducted , Feb. 9, in the al Park. The Re cro ellekwali ofirl arrangements died Feb. S. Oct. to n Allen Theo from Jenks High 6800 Scenic Drive Rowlett, Texas 75088 , where he was a .11 972-4I2-CARE (2273) LakePointeMedical.com Participating in the surprise birthday party for Susan Shores are (back row left to right), Nick called into the mil Sutton (son) with his wife Dawn Sutton, Brandon Hall (Grandson), Diana Roberson (front of Sutton), ege where he was Robin Olmos (daughter, front of Hall), John McMullim, Linda Jones with husband Earl Jones (at Lake Pointe Medical Center is putt; owned by physicians and meets the definition of Physician-owned hospital as specified in 02 CFR 489.1 For a turn, but chase to list of physician Investors, please visit our websIte at wwvaakePointeMeacaLcom. back), Dr. Enoch Budzi with wife Dr. Dorothy Budzi, Ken Shores, (front row sitting) Jason Olmos s11967, and founded (Grandson), Shores, Ada Quintanilla, Noah Clary (Great Grandson), Audrey Clary (Granddaughter blixthegan Cornerstoneh in-law), and Kenneth Clary (Grandson of Ken Shores). aiding church Photo by Tim BurnettlRockwall County News chaplain for the Dal d. Later, he was aske

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Rockwall County News • Thursday. February 12,2015 Page 3 Rockwall County Obituaries Peggy Rae Mayfield Private family services are planned for Peggy Rae Mayfield, 79, of ileson _ Madolyn Jean Anderson Bessie Mary (Meme) Chapman Garland. The Rest Haven Funeral Home-Rockwall Chapel is in charge "eryanes, f lebration of life service for Services for Bessie Mary (Meme) Chapman, 95, a longtime resident of of arrangements. Jean Anderson, a lifelong 441:Ma yn Rockwall, will be conducted at 10 a.m. Friday, Feb. 13, 2015, in the Rest She died Wednesday, Feb. 4, 2015. it of Rockwall and Rowlett, llor °Ile of the Haven Funeral Home-Rockwall Chapel with her son-in-law, Minister Born Nov. 27, 1935, in Dallas to David Matthew Trent and Ouida Ong said, I -411,re-sNa .nducted at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, cool to Roger Jarboe, officiating. Burial will follow in the Rest Haven Memorial Marguerite (Miller) Trent, she was a loving mother and grandmother. First see shat dist2015 Park. She had worked for Texas Instruments and the Kodak Company and Churchthe PtaYtkMFer in Rockwall The family will receive friends from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Friday at the was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Rowlett. wit~'astor Eddie Hill officiating. funeral home. Survivors include her son, Larry Mayfield of Royse City; a brother, fh4 test Haven Funeral Home- She died Sunday, Feb. 8. Carl Trent of Garland; a sister, Shirley Trent of Garland; a granddaughter, o =all Chapel was in charge of Born Feb. 16, 1919, in Savannah, Oklahoma, to Joseph G. and Noy Shonta' Mayfield; and four great-grandchildren, Angelica, Feather, ements. (Haney) Ferguson, she graduated from high school in Gentry, Arkansas, Steven and Jessica. SP died Feb. 6 surrounded by and moved to Texas. She married George F. Chapman on Jan. 16, 1946, in She was preceded in death by her parents and a daughter, Sherry Denise an and close friends. Greenville. She retired from Parr Gas, where she worked in the office. Mayfield. Jan. 23, 1947, ;he graduated She was active in her children's lives and was a member of Eastern Star Asa Llynette Nabors Rockwall High, followed by for more than 50 years, serving as Worthy Matron. She was a member of Acelebrationoflifeand homecoming exas State University, where the First Baptist Church in Rockwall. for Asa Llynette Nabors, 71, will be :eived *a degree in elementary education. She taught kindergarten She lived most of her life in Rockwall, but spent the last 15 years with conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. years in Oak Cliff and Rockwall. her daughter and son-in-law in Kentucky. 21, 2015, in the Rest Haven Funeral married Gary Merle Anderson, her high school sweetheart, on Survivors include her children, Leatha Ann Jarboe, and her husband, Home-Rockwall Chapel with Brother 0, 1968. They met during their freshman and sophomore years of Roger, of Hawesville, Kentucky, and Frederick Wayne Chapman Craig Lacy officiating. while on dates with other people. He remembers having more fun and his wife, Sandra, of Rockwall; five grandchildren and 11 great- She died Jan. 22 in Royse City. tall : to her than to his own date. grandchildren, Kimberly Latham and her daughter, Chloe, Jennifer Born March 16, 1943, in Dallas, she ivors include her husband, Gary; her children, Amy Lusk and Wood and her husband, Jeff, and children, Chandler, Crew and London, married Arnold Nabors Jr. on Aug. er sband, Steve, and Andrew Anderson and his wife, Rebeccah; her Lori Frost and her husband, Justin, and their children, Parker and Paige, 26, 1960, in Mesquite. They lived in a 'hildren, Thomas, Ryan, Sarah, Jacob, Samuel and Benjamin; her Tara Swindall and her husband, J.D., and their children David, Reagan Grand Prairie from 1960-1989, then . Julia Cornelius and her husband, Don, and Tammie McAdams and Rylie Reese, and Roger Jarboe II and his wife, Anja, and children, moved to Royse City. He preceded r husband, Mike; her brother-in-law, David Anderson; her nieces, Rogie and Riley Thomas; her sisters, Dorothy Rush and Ruth Holloway; her in death on Sept. 27, 2014. a Lenio and her husband, Curtis, and Rachel Joy and her husband, and numerous nieces and nephews. She was a wonderful mother, good her nephews, Cary Cornelius and his wife, Debra, Tim Cornelius She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and her sisters, friend and Christian. She enjoyed wife, Anita, and Ryan McAdams; eight grand-nieces and grand- Ruby Roberts and Loretta Price. doing ceramics and making candy el and the family dog, Maddie. Dr. Joe D. Loftis from scratch. She was an excellent seamstress. was preceded in death by her parents, George and LaHoma Services for Dr. Joe D. Loftis, 80, Survivors include her children, Cheryl Renee Nabors Allen and Randall ell. of Rockwall were conducted at 3 p.m. Joseph Nabors, and grandchildren, Phillip Wayne Schmitz and Taylor family has suggested that memorial gifts may be made to the Make- Saturday, Feb. 7, 2015, in the First Christian Allen, as well as many other relatives. 'h Foundation, 6655 Desco Drive, Irving, TX 75039 (northtexas. Baptist Church in Rockwall with She was preceded in death by her parents, Ferris Carlton Padgett and sileath Elernentan,nwi rg) or the Cancer Research Foundation, P.O. Box 0493, Chicago, Pastor Steve Swofford officiating. Clara Anna Schetlin, and her parents-in-law, Arnold Nabors and Dorothy From theu len' are St4IL 57 (cancerresearchfdn.org). Burial followed in the Rockwall nOuttie,Kra Lucille Sneed Nabors. •E Minette Ross Bowen Memorial Cemetery under the Mary 'Louise' Terry ite burial for Minette Ross direction of the Rest Haven Funeral Services for Mary "Louise" Terry, B 1, 87, of Garland will be Home-Rockwall Chapel. 90, of Royse City were conducted at w ;:ted in the Rest Haven He died Feb. 4. 2 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 1 1 , 2015, in rial Park, Rockwall, honoring Born June 18, 1934, in Royse City the Rest Haven Funeral Home-Royse rise he shes that no viewing or funeral to Laborn Dudley and Mary Nell City Chapel. Burial followed in the • se;t be planned. The Rest Haven (Dowell) Loftis, he and his family Royse City Cemetery. eorgia Qc Home-Rowlett Chapel is in moved to Rockwall when he was She died Saturday, Feb. 7. of arrangements. in grade school. He graduated from Born July 8, 1924, in Mesquite to died Jan. 29, 2015. Rockwall High in 1952 and attended Texas A&M University, where he Creek BQ in Ining.0 Marvin and Pearl (Lewis) Sealy, she 1 5 1 Jan. 31, 1927, in Alvarado earned a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1958. He returned to Rockwall in and Grandson Bran worked at Texas Instruments for 25 n R. and Mary (Elmore) Ross, where he owned and operated the Rockwall Veterinary Clinic. :anion. to years and worked alongside the U.S. sh is a member of the First Baptist In the early years, he worked primarily out of his car and made large )r) plaque that recogrtha Department of Navy on the Shrike ch h of Rockwall. She married the animal calls throughout Rockwall, Collin, Ellis, Hunt, rains, Kaufman Missile. d notes aloud, that weno if her life, Joe H. Bowen Jr., and Dallas counties. In 1970 he built the Rockwall Veterinary Hospital, She had many interested, including who receded her in death in 2001. enabling his clients to bring their large animals to him. cooking, sewing, fishing, hunting and 1, member of both Lak retired after 35 years of service He served as an official veterinarian for the State Fair of Texas for gardening. She worked with cattle and A. assisting medically L ds‘ -ecretary for Bell Helicopter in more than a decade and president of the North Texas Equine Practitioners was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother and sister. She was a member She loved flowers, plants and Association in the 1970s. of the Church of Christ in Royse City. She had lived in Royse City since u' ingbirds. He was a charter member of the Rockwall A&M Club and a two- 1967. tivors include her son, Kim H. Bowen, and his wife, Pam, a time recipient of the Mark Francis Development Award given by the Survivors include her daughter, Anna Bozman; her grandchildren, ;on, Wade Bowen, and his wife, Jenay, a granddaughter, Emily university's College of Veterinary Medicine. Teri Guerra, and her husband, Orlando, and Brian Bozman and Brooke =1, and two great-grandchildren, Wade Jr. and Braely Bowen, all He was active in the community, serving on the Rockwall Independent Bozman; her brother-in-law, Bill Gentry; and a sister, Norma Jean viand; a sister-in-law, Jane Ingram of Burleson; and many nieces School District's Board of Trustees. He also was a deacon in the First Chunn. rphews. Baptist Church. He had been a member of the Rockwall Rotary Club since She was preceded in death by her husband, Elbert Gene Gentry Terry, to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents 1958, serving as president in 1992-93 and receiving the Distinguished and a son, Don Russell Terry. ,o brothers. :4;;;,:._ _ Service Award in 2009. He also served as director of Texas Heritage 'family has suggested that emorialsmmemorials be made to the‘Pirst Baptist Savings Bank and on Gov. Dolph Briscoe's Committee on Agriculture McLendon-Chisholm city council ... =h Rockwall Building Fund or to the charity of the donor's choice. for Rockwall County. (Continued from Page 1) The Rev. Allen Gregory He married his high school sweetheart, Jo Ann Rochell, in 1956; the 'ices for the Rev. Allen Gregory, couple enjoyed 58 years as man and wife. The couple had two sons, one bearing certificates of obligation not to exceed $2,150,000. The loan 1 • Rockwall were conducted at who followed his father into veterinary medicine, worked with him for would pay for "all or a portion" of the city's contractual obligations -).m. Sunday, Feb. 8, 2015, in several years and took over the full practice with his father retired. connected with construction and equipment of the new city hall, to ornerstone Assembly of God Survivors include his wife; his sons, J. Dowell Loftis of San Antonio include parking, landscaping, infrastructure, and site improvements. n .wlett with Pastor Brian Hiatt, and J. David Loftis and his wife, Christine, of Rockwall; and four The loan would also fund construction and improvements of streets, a.,ey. Paul Ecker and the Rev. grandchildren, Catherine Hernandez and her husband, Keith, of roads, sidewalks, drainage, utility relocation, signalization, landscaping, Dubose officiating. Graveside Houston, Joe Henry Loftis of San Antonio; and Haley and Reed Loftis lighting and signage." Furthermore, the loan would finance "legal, es were conducted at 11 a.m. of Rockwall. fiscal, engineering and other professional fees in connection with such ay, Feb. 9, in the Rest Haven He was preceded in death by his parents. projects. M )rial Park. The Rest Haven The family has suggested memorial contributions may be made to the The city intends to pay the loan back through the levy and collection of t..s.al Home-Rockwall Chapel was First Baptist Church of Hospice Plus. ad valorem taxes in the city. The city has not discussed and considered a intrge of arrangements. city wide referendum vote on the loan and city hall construction. lied Feb. 5. American Heart Association fund raiser ... All people and businesses affected by the city's loan application, city -n Oct. 22, 1943, in Jenks, hall construction plans, and other actions, may monitor the Rockwall (Continued from Page 1) lima, to Allen Theodore and Martha (Creekmore) Gregory, he County News to determine whether city's procedures for publication .aced from Jenks High School and attended college in Independence, "When I was 10 months old, I had open heart surgery at the University of each required notice were in compliance with state law (Texas Gov. is, where he was a JUCO All-American Offensive Tackle in 1961. of Michigan Mott's Children's Hospital. They fixed everything they Code Section 2051.049, 2051.044 and 2051.048(c)). .H is called into the ministry and attended Southwestern Assembly of could, but I will need another heart surgery in the next few years to it row left to right), VG replace my mitral valve because the repair isn't working as well as it c 7.ollege where he was approached by the Dallas Cowboys to try out Tell your friends and family to Call oberson (front of Soni to team, but chose to serve the Lord instead. He was ordained on should anymore. husband Earl Joitsr 972-722-3099 for their new subscription to , 1967, and founded Gregory Builders in 1978. "Having heart defects has affected my life in a lot of ways. I can't play row sitting) Jaw° 611 'began Cornerstone Assembly of God Church on Sept. 28, 1980, sports like most kids, I don't grow at the same rate as other kids my age, Rockwall County News! n' Clary I GrandbegO wilding the church and dome on its current site. He was asked to I can't go on roller coasters or other rides that go fast, and I have asthma It's only $40 per year. chaplain for the Dallas Cowboys, but chose to serve his church and other heart and lung related issued. .d. Later, he was asked to serve as chaplain for the Rockwall High "More funding is needed for research so that other kids don't have to Mailed to homes by USPS )1football team, which he did from 1984-1986. He enjoyed working go through what I have." he young athletes and provided great encouragement. Kaden's softly spoken words brought to light for those in the 45 E=mc2 dude (init.) also served as the superintendent of the Rowlett Christian Academy ACROSS 2 3 4 audience, the need for more 1 this Bob founded 46 what starts as a bill, TEXAS 1993 to present. becomes _ money for research. For such a TX cafeteria chain 5 iis spare time, he enjoyed fishing and golf. 47 adversaries little boy, he made a big impact. 5 West TX Reservoir: vivors include his wife, Sally Gregory of Rockwall; his children, "O.H. ' 49 'Hill Country State 6 CROSSWORD 6 Tommy Lee was Area' by Charley & Guy Orbison ay and Norman Simpson of Rowlett and Tim and Roxie Gregory TCEQ, Samsung host 7 this Woodrow in 52 convenience store: Copyright 2015 by Orbison Bros. ickwall; a stepson, Chris Almond of Mesquite; his grandchildren, "Stop _ __" art contest TX "Lonesome 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1.5 ion and Chelsey Simpson of Royse City and Dixie and Tori 53 citrus drink suffix The Texas Commission on Dove" series )ry of Rowlett; his step-grandchildren, Brooke and Brandon 7 TX Waylon was 54 this Malone was a Environmental Quality and 16 17 18 19 20 ley of Rockwall; a great-grandson, Raiden Simpson of Royse City; once a DJ on this Rocket ('76-'82) and Samsung Austin Semiconductor a Spur ('94-'95) 22 23 er, Margaret Fleetwood of Beggs, Oklahoma; his mother, Martha Lubbock FM station are co-sponsoring an art contest 8 TX Perot started 3ry Jones of Kiefer, Oklahoma; and his stepmother, Mary Gregory 24 25 26 27 28 29 for Texas students in kindergarten this co. in 1962 Diane Roberto irland. 9 book Margaret Hunt through fifth grade. 35 iantha was preceded in death by his father; his first wife, Dena Gregory; Hill wrote about essica Robe% The artwork should focus on H.L. Hunt (2 wds.) -139 by and J iughter, Susan Gregory; and a brother-in-law, Mickey Fleetwood. clloanS showing how students help keep 16 this Ryan is pres. wall are Wu 90 : family has suggested that memorial contributions be made to the of Houston Astros 44 the air and water clean, conserve 55 perverted rth of a daughter, vrstone Assembly of God's general fund. 18 inactive lifestyle 58 tips from TX faun, at 10 water and energy, and reduce 21 TX Bob Wills' 'Take 47 Heloise lZ01:11. 26, 2015, waste, according to a news release _ Back to Tulsa" 59 golf ball holder 53 day Rockwall County News Briefs 22 TXism: lust two from the two agencies. 60 TX George Jones' Medical Cent"' whoops - Fifteen students and a teacher "He Stopped 55 56 57 P-1206 , „as iwr, holler away" ir ah dst 9cI 'Continued from Page 1) each will win a Samsung tablet; Loving Today" 5 Funds 23 'Texas " (oil) 58 61 sometimes they're titinfhed et from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Tuesdays; one Saturday class also one grand prize winner will receive 24 ancient Greek poet 12 old age medical classified insurance "_care' 1159 32 TXism:" 11. domed hoo0 coned. Classes meet at Fire Station No. 2, 920 Rockwall Parkway. a Samsung laptop. The winning 30 TXism: "mad enough ninety" to DOWN 13 "don't sit there like a 33 TXism: "got was w"d 'I on is free; participants must be 18 years or older of age 16 with pieces will be showcased on the bump _ _ ' 60 ear-ol 34 this Robb married 1 TXism: "skillet like a spring lamb' Take Care of Texas and TCEQ ' (dog) 14 TX Don Henley was a (swindled) .ters I "godparent' P ital consent. For more details contact rockwallfiredepartment.com LBJ's daughter, 61 yan Patrick at 972-771-7770. websites, newsletters and social Lynda (init.) 2 home town of past co-writer of 'Take 38 TX highway book entai TX VP "Cactus to the Limit' 40 " and haW' hy andTalen maaGre :nlig ° Adult oil painting classes offered media. 35 distinctive aspect of a cowboy hat Jack' Gamer 15 TX Tommy Lee 1984 41 where TX mohair all. iY 0 Entries must be two-dimensional, iyiti and Kell s; ult oil painting classes with the Robert Garden School of Art will 36 "Enchanted Rock 3 longtime Dist. 25 film: 'The River " 27 this Fawkes was is exported Bowl ffered in March, April and May at the Harry Myers Community but can be created with any media, State Natural ' state senator 17 TXism: "high tailed it" the'Invisible Man" 42 T of IBT union a and WY er. Composition, color mixing and highlighting will be taught. Class including crayons, watercolor, 37 past TX atheist, 4 TXism: "beller" 19 solo music on Sci Fi Channel 48 Ward, TX VirginiatdpaOtit _ markers, paint and color pencils. Madalyn Murray 9 TX Helen Wagner performance 28 TXism:'_ 50 'Toys for " Jule is as follows: March 3, Tuscan Villa with staircase and hanging 20 Peter of PP & M as a country mile" Winners will be announced April 39 unseasonable crop? soap opera: 51 "got no for it" roll great-gran GfelS 24 careful not to offend 29 San Antonio's "ugly , ciatidifle - _Ay ainvillea; April 7, Log's Peak at Bear Lake; and May 5, Alamo (2 wds.) the World Tums" 56 TXism: 'he'd argue 3. anyone (abbr.) king" of 'Fiesta" and cecii aau Texas flag. All classes will run from 6-9 p.m. For more details visit 43 TX Jimmy Webb 10 TXism: " fence post" 25 anger 31 this Eatman was ,f all and ale• Pi/ wall.com. Visit takecareoftexas.org/kids/ wrote "By the Time _ old range cow" 57 TXism: I. Duncan' art-contest for more details or to I _ Phoenix" 11 writer of TX novel 26 TXism: "within ear a Houston Oiler that like a duck I 01 .ants areiJIrd i shot" OT in 1995-96 (Continued on Page 3) download an entry form. 44 Harlingen festival "Giant," Ferber needs an umbrella" renlid:07 pann 0f r

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Democratic men to meet Rusk, Rockwall. Auditions will tion, contact the Parks & Rec Department. March 7 begin at 1 p.m. on both days. For more information, visit rockwall- Rockwall's Easter Egg es A 0113111:11 The Democratic Men's Group communityplayhouse.com or call of Rockwall County will host Hunt scheduled 800-93.866-- 972-722-3399. The 12th Annual Easter Egg meetings its next luncheon beginning at AA t noon March 7 at Luigi's Italian Spring Break ROCK Camp Hunt in Rockwall will begin at 011, 43)1 al( 5 Restaurant, 2002 S. Goliad St., set March 9-13 9:30 a.m. March 28 in Harry 213 gus &OUP' Rockwall. The group meets on The City of Rockwall's Parks Myers Park. Special prize eggs the first Saturday of each month & Rec Department-sponsored will be featured, as will a bounce house, petting zoo and photo op- at various local restaurants. Guest Spring Break ROCK Camp will At. i fena:ia120:101.11 1 ai speaker will be Lorne Megyesi, run March 9-13 at the Harry portunities with the Easter bunny. 6 Fate mayor. Open-minded, pro- Myers Community Center. Open Admission will be free and open to Pallas gressive men concerned about the to youths ages 6-12, the camp children 0-12 years old. onoll Ga:r aLli future of Rockwall County and will run from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 Farmers Market MoRd3) Texas are invited to attend. p.m., with plans to visit several to open May 2 lecuus2;6 SOUthiuPitel destinations throughout the Dallas RCP plans The Farmers Market in area. All drop-offs and pick-ups `Wizard of Oz' auditions Rockwall, located on the north will beat the community center. -re— —.R0 0 side of the courthouse square on The Rockwall Community Space is limited; each participant of the Arnericaririvi nr Kaufman Street, will open at 8 Playhouse will conduct auditions will need a sack lunch, snack and ay a.m. May 2. The event will run for upcoming performances of the water bottle each day. Cost is $195 on Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon "Wizard of Of' March 14-15 at for non-Rockwall residents, $129 the playhouse, located at 609 E. through Sept. 26. urniceistaiTthjel.1jx$ecI,ouna5e141Y.8rybililltiesamesudasSltsii9i:ePlani: for residents. For more ififorma- Senior Game Day on Sunday, Feb. S, at Ruth Cherry I ntertned School in Royse City turned into laughter and a great time TrinitY• sharing and fun for those in attendance. Destination Imagina an extracurricular service learning outreach project, was orga and carried out by these six DI students. Floor and table g ROCKWALL COUNTY brought back a lot of childhood memories by many of the se citizens, recalling when their families sat around the supper recent hIca; ed di2Ilt: 111 13 and played dominoes, 42 or other multi-player games. These sev Val fweg OlC d ( ip e n CHURCH DIRECTORY grade Destination Imagination participants left to right in also T-shirts are Josh Herod, Ellie Homan, My Dusek, Jayla W ANGLICAN EPISCOPAL Nathan Callaway and Jonathan Pense. For more information TRANSFORMATION HOLY TRINITY BY THE LAKE Photo by Millie Jean Coppedge/Rockwall County News il ANGLICAN CHURCH 1524 Smirl Dr., Heath Meets 10 a.m. Sunday at jAlTHER AN Senior Service Heritage Christian Academy CARGO Gun Club to meet tonight n OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN you are interested— ASSFIVIBLY OF GOD 3003 Horizon Rd., Rockwall The CARGO Rockwall Gun Club will meet beginning at 6 p.m. o hot Rockwall • 2835 Ridge Road IY; FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD JOY LUTHERAN CHURCH at Soulman's BBQ. Jackson Automotive Specialist Hwy. 66 E., Rockwall 302 N. Goliad St., Rockwall The meeting will last an hour, according to a news release fro trait HIGH POINT METHODIST organization. Participants are urged to come a little before 6 p.m. 608 White Hills • Rockwall ASSEMBLY OF GOD FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, through the restaurant's serving line and find seating in the privat i.eaied l 972-771-5791 880 S. Erby Campbell, Royse City HEATH Tt1!Lm ing room. A/C Repairs & LAKESHORE CHURCH FM 740 at FM 1140 (140 Sink! Dr.) .9514 for www.lakeshorechurch.net FIRST UNITED METHODIST OF Participants may bring firearms to show; however, all must Computer Diagnostics 5575 Hwy 205 S., Rockwall ROCKWALL loaded, with ammo clips removed and encased. Show-and-tell fi THE RIVER CHURCH 1200 E. Yellow Jacket are passed around the room. I. LAKESIDE NATIONAL BANK 8601 Liberty Grove, Rowlett FIRST UNITED METHODIST OF Soulman's is located on 1-30 between Applebee's and Lake Point RAPTIST ROYSE CITY Church on the eastbound service mad. 2805 Ridge Road • Rockwall BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH Corner of Main and Josephine Double depthi FREE METHODIST 972-771-8311 520 E. Washington, Rockwall Hospital introduces new valuedRest Havenat CENTRAL BAPTIST ROCKWALL FREE at FOR TIME & TEMPERATURE DIM 972-122-8303 Hwy. 66, Rockwall METHODIST CHURCH wound care physician CHISHOLM BAPTIST CHURCH 315 Dalton Rd., Rockwall Dr. Kaustubh Mestry recently was introduced as the new cl. Opening jail-2013 NON-DENOMINATIONAL JI 1388 Hwy. 205 S., Rockwall of the wound care and hyperbaric medicine center at Texas H CHRIST CHURCH BAPTIST COMMUNITY CHURCH OF HIS GLORY liclgi Call Presbyterian Rockwall, according to 749 Justin Rd., Rockwall 1995 FM 549, Rockwall e9?Ileit9Gsistatuinefrand 469-757-8300 a hospital news release. `M mats TACHC 2e001/77.1411a? ChristChurchRockwall.org CHURCH OF PRAYER l COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Mestry is certified through the 720 East Ralih Hair Parkway Hwy. 276, Royse City 506 E Boydstun, Rockwall American College of Hyperbaric License Pending Rockwall, Texas 75032 Looking fora h DAY SPRING BAPTIST CHURCH CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY CHURCH Medicine and is also board-certified 8602 Lakeview Pkwy., Rockwall 1950 Alpha Dr., Rockwall in family medicine. He completed Let me help you FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF FATE 6130 S. FM 549 CROSS CREEK COWBOY CHURCH fellowships in wound care/hyper- 25 year2 Alliance 813 Holiday Dr. (Hwy. 66) Rockwall, TX 75032 Sabine Creek Ranch, Royse City baric medicine and geriatric medi- www.athancebank.com FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF DAYSPRING DISCIPLESHIP cine through the Baylor College of HEATH • 224 Smirl Drive 505 E. Boydston, Rockwall FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GRACE BIBLE CHURCH Medicine in Houston. ► MEMBER FDIC 972-771-7070 OF ROCKWALL • 610 Goliad St. "We are excited about the ean- 1251 State Hwy 205 South of Rockwall 101 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH sion of our wound care center, espe- BROOKDALE SENIOR LIVING SOLUTIONS McLendon-Chisolm 75032 OF ROYSE CITY • 900 Pullen Street GENESIS COMMUNITY CHURCH cially as the need for these services Assisted Living & Retirement Community IGLESIA BAUTISTA 7066 W. Hwy. 66, Royse City has increased," said Lance Holmes, Dr. Kaustubh Mestry INUEVA ESPERANZA! LAKES COMMUNITY CHURCH senior director of business develop- 3020 Ridge Road • Rockwall fi B RooKDALt. 149 Blackland, Royse City 3025 1-30, Fate ment at the hospital. "With the commitment Dr. Mestry brings to, Of - GRACE FELLOWSHIP 972.771.2800 LIFE CHURCH ROCKWALL patients, we are confident they will notice a substantial benefit JAC 1408 Damascus Dr., Rockwall FM 3097 LAKE POINTE BAPTIST CHURCH his treatment plans." LIFE SPRING CHURCH 701 E. 1-30, Rockwall Mestry said he is excited to serve patients throughout the area 350 S. Dalton Road (Nebbie Williams) Glynn Dodson, Inc. LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH "Wound care and hyberbaric medicine is challenging and fasc MILLWOOD CHURCH 850 Blackland Road, Fate ing and I find it immensely rewarding to formulate treatment pl Royse City, Texas 3023 E 1-30 i Fate NEW CALDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH assist healing all types of sounds as well as manage acute tissue 301 Bourn, Rockwall NEW HORIZONS FELLOWSHIP 972-635-2421 408 N. Goliad St., Rockwall juries," he said. "In the near future I look forward to utilizing hyper- NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH baric oxygen therapy to treat diabetic foot ulcers, osteomyelitis, soh Call today to schedule your tour 400 Old Greenville Rd., Royse City OASIS OF GRACE Hwy 551, south of Fate tissue radiation injuries, peripheral limb ischemia as well as other ap • 469-338-0204 " TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH r-wriiretir-t -- TEXAS LIFE CHANGERS MINISTRIES proved indications that facilitate tissue and limb salvage, lower am- 0,OTA:-..114nktro11, 360 Hickory Hill Rd., Royse City I UNION VALLEY BAPTIST CHURCH 2455 Ridge Rd., Rockwall putation rates and improve the lives of those managing these chronic. It an • 4830 W. Hwy. 276, Royse City THE RIVER OF LIFE FELLOWSHIP debilitating illnesses." • 303 Rusk St., Royse City is .ar rhOuse4U:com - FAITH TEMPLE BAPTIST ... 11214 FM 1565, Terrell, Tx 75160 CALVARY CHAPEL OF FATE of FBC Heath BIBLE 202 S W.E. Crawford St., Fate 75132 Discovery School RIDGEVIEW CHURCH ligTaexSCAN: Christian • Montessori • PK-K ROCKWALL BIBLE CHURCH Community Is Our Business 801 Zion Hills Circle 1362 E. FM 552, Rockwall February 8, Now Pre-enrolling FOR 2013-2014 FAMILY BIBLE CHURCH THE WALL Discoveryschoolfbc.net Meeting at Hampton Inn Sundays, 10 a.m. 351 S. Munson Rd., Royse City USINESS OPPO CALL NOW TO SCHEDULE A TOUR GENERATIONS CHURCH ousewarmers® CEDAR RIDGE BIBLE CHURCH iNMILLS FROM ONLY 972-771-8275 114 East Main St., Royse City 3025 East 1-30 • 214-755-0825 Fate, Texas 75132 PENTECOSTAL Housewarmers of Rockwall County 1.c4Vt MONEY vnth Your C• CATHOLIC, :bet allY dine CC In St HOLY LIGHTHOUSE Blair & Mary Johnson • 469-387-9620 t•Infe,t)VO may NtortA OUR LADY OF THE LAKE 14457B-1363 ell. 30c c11), Texas Health CATHOLIC CHURCH TABERNACLE CHURCH www.housewarmersusa.com 1305 Damascus Road, Rockwall 123 Kenway, Rockwall [email protected] REAL EST VQ1 Presbyterian Hospital PEOPLE OF THE NAME PENTECOSTAL 1)0XING TO SAINT MATTHIAS Opening new doors for your business! oicitJtree aders fixSELL oneiow Ian ROCKWALL CATHOLIC CHURCH 9055 FM 35, Royse City "Irtisn9 Neht www.TexasHealthRockwall.com 116 Kenway, Rockwall REVIVAL CENTER OF ROCKWALL 1203 Beta Court Ste. 102 it26PaPer Dr cal l'BOD-74 CHRISTIAN .34 ACRES south FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rockwall County Newst2,8;,Edittr,,obe: (Independent) 4672 E. 1-30, Rockwall hogs. 972-722-6614 Landmark Fellowship Church 38Thig 191% 20.ye ' 203 N. Arch St., Royse City Publisher: Timothy W. Burnett llichenteRrisesItclarsconi FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH www.landmarkfellowship.org Publisher address: 107 E. Bourn Ave., Rockwall, Texas 75087 www.TexasLocalSearch.com PRESBYTERIAN (Disciples of Christ) of Rockwall Subscription Rates: Where Local Businesses Are Found! FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH U.S A. $40 per year for all U.S. Zip Codes 1774 Lake Breeze Dr Rockwall Locally Owned by Paul & Gina Gray 3375 Ridge Road CHURCH OF CHRIST 602 White Hills Dr., Rockwall 6 Months: $25 or 3 Months: $15 CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY HARBOR CHURCH PCA P.O. Box 819, Rockwall, Texas 75087 • 972-722-3099 Periodical Postage Paid at U.S. Post Office, Rockwall, Texas "That if you will confess with your mouth, FM 740 one block S. of Laurence 306 E. 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Meetings 24 Hour Help Line for substance NOTICE TO CREDITORS CITATION BY PUBLICATION Yellowjacket Lane of said & mental health counseling. 800- Legal Notices Notice is hereby given that THE STATE OF TEXAS County in Rockwall, Texas. 662-4357. dcoholics Anonymous, 24 hour original Letters Testamentary Said Plaintiff's Petition, was NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO: OSADOLOR L. IGIOZEE, line, 800-503-8602. for the Estate of Richard filed in said Court on January NAMI (National Alliance of Notice is hereby given that ADDRESS UNKNOWN Harvey Kirk, Deceased, were 30, 2015, A.D., in this case AA Meetings Mental Illness) meets second Satur- original Letters Testamentary CAUSE NO. 1-15-103 issued on January 30, 2015, numbered 1-15-103 on the lockwall, 7 days a week, Big day monthly. We offer support and for the Estate of Herman Joseph GREETINGS: education for families and individu- in Docket No. PR 14-154, docket of said court, and styled, k Group, 213 Rusk St., 972- Taylor, Jr., Deceased, were "You have been sued. You may als affected by mental disabilities. pending in the County Court WANDA JEAN MCGEE- ; 6366. issued on January 12, 2015, in employ an attorney. If you For more information call the Dallas of Rockwall County, Texas, to: IGIOZEE AND OSADOLOR Cause No. PR 14-158, pending or your attorney do not file a Al-Anon Meetings office at 214-341-7133. Mary Alison Kirk, Independent written answer with the clerk L. IGIOZEE AND IN THE 'all for information and loca- in the County Court at Law of Executrix. who issued this citation by INTEREST OF PI AND AI, 1 ; in Dallas area, 214-363-0461. Services & Repairs Rockwall County, Texas, to: Claims may be presented in CHILDREN. Brigid Kai-Luh Taylor. 10:00 a.m. on the Monday next TREE SERVICES 214-478-9269 care of the attorney for the The suit requests PRINCETON Al-Anon Garland All persons having claims following the expiration of 42 .leetings Monday & Friday, 8 Estate addressed as follows: days after you were served this IGIOZEE AND ASHTON DG TREE SERVICE Licensed- against this Estate which is at 2206 South Jupiter St., Suite c/o Glenda 0. Brewer citation, a default judgment IGIOZEE as is more fully Insured 903-438-7478 currently being administered are 1 Garland. Cowles & Thompson, P.C. shown by Petition on file in this required to present them to the may be taken against you. The - 901 Main Street, Suite 3900 Original Petition of divorce of suit. ; of the American Revolution Help Wanted undersigned within the time and Dallas, Texas 75202 Wanda Jean Igiozee-mcgee, was The Court has the authority in E Fork-Trinity Chapter meets in the manner prescribed by law. Day care staff needed. Infant Room All persons having claims this suit to enter any judgment p.m., second Thursday c/o Erik K. Lokken filed in the 439'" District Court position from I I:30am — 7:00pm against the Estate which is of Rockwall County, Texas on or decree dissolving the Ig11at Ruthcherry inte_ e i month. 4881 Bass Pro Dr. Attorney at Law M-F. FT & PT Toddler Room currently being administered are marriage and providing for the t al and, Texas. Guests & family 3201 Main Street JANUARY 30, 2015, by Pro Se, ter and a ral positions available working until great :ome. http://www.txssar.org/ required to present them within whose address is , Numbered division of property which will q0 Rowlett, TX 75088 :e. Destination Irnagina close. Please call 972-772-0011. the time and in the manner be binding on you. tin; I ForkTrinity. DATED the 30 day of January, 1-15-103, and entitled In the trsacb Project, was nrg4 n n NOW INTERVIEWING. Private prescribed by law. Matter of the Marriage of Issued and given under my . soor and table xkwall County Kiwanis Club 2015. mes by many or the Christian school seeking teachers DATED the 3rd day of February, WANDA JEAN MCGEE- hand and seal of the Court at Meets every Tuesday at noon for Spring 2015 and 2015-16; Erik K. Lokken at 2015. IGIOZEE AND OSADOLOR Rockwall, texas. this 2" day of around the sunr2,s to Rockwall Wedding Chapel, experience required. Send resume/ Attorney for Brigid Kai-Luh COWLES & THOMPSON, RC. February, 2015. player games. These stn we recently added an evening cover letter to: privateschoolapps@ Taylor L. IGIOZEE AND IN THE gmail .com By: Glenda 0. Brewer KAY MCDANIEL, District pants left to right in ; ting on the first Tuesday of each State Bar No.: 24067731 INTEREST OF PI AND AI, Attorneys for the Estate Clerk Aly Dusek, Jasla ith at 7 p.m., also at the Rock- 3201 Main Street CHILDREN. Misc For Sale Rockwall County Courthouse Wedding Chapel, 203 S. Fan- Rowlett, TX 75088 You are hereby commanded 711 County 1111 E. Yellowjacket Lane., Ste. News For more information call 972- Rainbow vaccum. Reconditioned. Telephone: (972) 475-5650 to appear by filing a written -6001 $499.2-year warranty. 214-883- Rockwall 200 Facsimile: (972) 412-4028 answer to the Plaintiff's Original ) meet tonight 7669. County News Petition, at or before ten o'clock Rockwall, Texas 75087 Senior Services E-mail: eklokkenlaw@gmail. A.M. of the Monday next after By: ALVA CARAWAY, Deputy nee ,beginningat 6p.ral f you are interested in deliver- Adult 3-wheel Schwinn bicycle. core Call ROCKWALL COUNTY weekday meals to homebound New. $500. Sell for $250.214-883- 972-722-3099 the expiration of forty-two lg to a news release Rockwall County's days after the date of issuance NEWS PAPER, 107 E. BOURN fr ors in Rockwall County, we will 7669. Subscribe 11e a little before 6 pail tolding volunteer training ses- Newspaper of Record of this Citation, on MONDAY, AVENUE, P.O. BOX 819, ind seating in the prisa s the second Wednesday each Call 972-722-3099 Today! FEBUARY 16, 2015, AT 10:00 ROCKWALL, TEXAS 75087. ith at I p.m. Please call 972- A.M. before the Honorable Issued at the request of: Classified Advertising The Rockwall County News -9514 for location. 439th District Court of Rockwall WANDA JEAN MCGEE- w; however, all must It is accepting bids to contract :ased. Show-and-tell fix Legal Notices County, Texas at the Rockwall IGIOZEE Lawn Crypt for Sale for coverage of Rockwall County Courthouse, 1111 E. Applebee's and Lake / Independent School District. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE: Pursuant to Chapter 59 of the Texas Property Code, The Vault Self Submit bid with resume to Double depth lawn crypt w/bronze marker Storage located at 1280 E. Ralph Hall Parkway, Rockwall, Texas 75032 will hold a public auction 4 ices new [email protected] of property to satisfy a landlord's lien. Sale will be at 10:00 AM, March 5, 2015, at The Vault Self at Rest Haven Memorial Park, Rockwall. Storage, 1280 E. Ralph Hall Parkway, Rockwall, Texas. Property will be sold to the highest bidder ysician for cash only. All successful bidders will remove the contents immediately and leave unit clean. A Valued at $12,160; selling for $9,800. MOO Last Puzzle roduced as the new dirt 111111011 refundable cleanup deposit will be required. Seller reserves the right to not accept any bid and to 131311111 Solution tine center at Texas he Judi 812-361-9260 CUMIN withdraw property from sale. Property includes contents of spaces of the following tenant(s): ©OA 100110000 QOM 000000000 MA MOM E1©0 OM= 0120000000 00 Josha J. Demas: Luggage, clothing and miscellaneous household items. 000000 000M 002100 0001310000000il 0010100 00012000 00 MOMM Contact The Vault Self Storage, 1280 E. Ralph Hall Parkway, Rockwall, Texas 75032, OMOMOM0 MLIU00100 Looking for a home in the Rockwall County area? MOO 000 M0000 (972) 771-1105. 0M00000 Let me help you find the home you will be happy in. C1010510 25 years of Real Estate experience. mmo A Pursuant to Chapter 59, Texas Property Code, (Advantage Storage Rockwall), which 2-12-2015 S 1206 Call Jim at 214-927-0011 is located at (660 Justin Rd., Rockwall, Tx. 75087 ) will hold a public auction of property being sold to satisfy a landlord's lien online at www.StorageBattles.com. The auction will Services & Repairs end on or around 9:00am c.s.t. on 2-28-2015. Property will be sold to the highest bidder. IWO ry• Deposit for removal and cleanup may be required. Seller reserves the right to withdraw property from sale. Property being sold includes contents in spaces of following tenants, JAMES JACKSON PreArranged Transportation with brief description of contents in each space. Kevin McQueen, 35 misc. boxes on Dr. Kaustubh Mese ASE MASTER CERTIFIED TECHNICIAN to DFW Airport shelving; Debra Pollard-Jammer, misc. boxes, household items; Michael McKinney, mountain bike, china cabinet, meat freezer, couch, 10 folding wooden chairs, misc. boxes; m t Dr. Isiesoy brings National Affiliation Leighan Dillard, household items, misc. boxes a substantial benefit h JACKSO UTOMOTIVE Call - 214-803-5464 _ Contact Cody Reynolds, 972-772-3212. SVEL lit 1ST, INC. n s throughout the area Computer Diagnostics is challenging and fascr • Computer Alignment Section-00 11 13 NOTICE TO BIDDERS simulate treatment plata Fuel Injection • Foreign & Domestic Auto Repair Call 972-722-3099 as manage acute tissue Classified Advertising ROCKWALL COUNTY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NO. 6 will receive bids for forward to utilizing 608 White Hills • Rockwall • Metro 972-771-5791 the construction of PAVING IMPROVEMENTS FOR WOODCREEK PHASE 6A; ulcers, osteomyela. ROCKWALL COUNTY, TEXAS. 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The OWNER reserves allTexasji ickwa all the Rockwall County Academics the right to consider the most advantageous construction thereof, or reject the bid. lionn meeting , notices es a Rowan Cotilol48)tY Six locals tapped for Dean's List lease. are Janna Lee Benefield, Hollie Marie Brionez, Shane Austin Bui, Draheim receives Dean's List honors Michael E. Chin. Hannah Milica Del Monte, Ashley Neeltje Frioux, 44 and 2°5 1. om Six local residents were among full-time undergraduate students Stewart Draheim of Royse City has been named to the Fall 2014 gYahcv't Daiana Marisa Gregory, Joelle Nicole Gurrola, Christopher James Hejl, wcOMigs rned to the Dean's List at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Dean's List at Roger Williams University in Bristol, Rhode Island, ac- ah0o o Alana M. Horan IV. Marissa Mendoza, Alina Mills, Abbey R. Salvador, lige "Y ah 'circling to a university news release. cording to a university news release. I Corn NewS Margaret K. Shigemoto, Sydney Renee Trammell and Joshua Taylor Van Full-time students who complete 12 or more credits per semester and 11COUlltllshy Students recognized included Lindsey Whitfield of Fate; Sarah 8 er ;ham, Camille Cotsakis and Caisee Ritchey of Rockwall; and Gregory Horn. earn a grade-point average of 3.4 or higher are eligible for placement on To be named to the President's List, undergraduates must complete at the Dean's List, according to the release. id ktniells and Soraya Hernandez of Royse City. the rights of odiv least 12 academic hours with a perfect grade-point average. Draheim is a marketing major. Arne To be named to the Dean's List, a student must achieve at least a 3.5 ed the tde point average out of a possible 4.0 during a regular semester. Imholz tapped for Dean's List Three locals named to Harding Dean's List "'ThefitelY sole and Ptiry,. Paris Taylor Imholz of Rockwall was one of the more than 7,980 Iowa UNT President's List includes local residents Three local residents were among the more than 1,200 students in- State University undergraduates recognized for outstanding academic 69:10 Thereluic More than a dozen local residents were included on the University of cluded on the Harding University Dean's List for grades achieved during achievement on the 2014 fall semester Dean's List, according to a uni- 1: ment acCd'uri nih Texas's President's List for the fall 2014 semester, according to a the fall 2014 semester at the Searcy, Ark., university. versity news release. ws release from the Denton university. Honorees included Julie White, a junior journalism major from Students named to the Dean's List must have earned a grade-point Honorees include, from Heath, Jade Melynn Mulnix and James B. Rockwall; Grant Johnson, a senior finance major from Rockwall; and ,ember average of at least 350 on a 4-point scale while carrying a minimum of right, and from Royse City, Erika Alaina Watson. Linda Ferelle, a senior electronic media production manager from Royse as Press 12 credit hours of graded course. work. Rockwall residents included on the list, according to the news re- City. Iowa State University is located in Ames, Iowa. ;OCiatien

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, P Sponsor Rockwall County News Sports page 800-696-BOOT • SHOP ONLINE AT CAVENDERS.COM 972122.3099 Rockwall County News • Thursday February 12. 2015 Page 7 •Iawks fall short of 100 points, continue undefeated season y Tim Burnett Stover. Zivney, Junior Jeremiah Sandidge and Freshman Kolton Pruitt. he Rockwall-Heath varsity basketball team came within 6 points of The Bulldogs finished the quarter with 2 points by Matthew Briceno Junior Tyler Zivney also nailed a 3-point shot off a pass from Jackson :ling the 100 mark against the Royse City Bulldogs, Fri. Feb. 6 in off a pass from Devante Alexander. Zivney. RHHS gym. The second quarter saw an even more aggressive Hawks game resulting The third quarter was marked by an increasingly disruptive full-court Jith the 94-46 win, the Hawks boosted their undefeated season to in nearly 8 fouls. Between broken passes, rejected shots and picking odustriai press successful zone defense against Royse City. 0 in District, and 25-0 overall, while holding a strong lead in District away at the Royse City ball handlers, the Hawks held the Bulldogs to 12 ass, umPlex, During the last part of the third quarter, Hawks Head Coach Brad thA , ard them sof!! !dings over North Forney (8-3), South Garland (7-4) and Mesquite points, while finishing the half with an additional 22 points. Waters put a rested group of players on the court, allowing the starters `Y re label., 144 eet (6-5) as of Monday Feb. 10. Following the halftime Special Olympics game, Talley and Senior to rest. Finishing the quarter were Junior Maison Abmas, Senior Nathan ''‘u tool inior Camron Talley logged a total of 27 points to include five 3-point Jackson Zivney started floating 3-point shots to the tune of three for Stover, Sophomore Grant Buckholt, Junior Bryan Knostman and Tyler Mleril us special ts. Zivney and Talley's four. One highlight included a Talley rebound which Williams. The five fought through the end of the quarter maintaining a nught deal i t about 2:30 into the game, the Hawks were on top 19-9, and finished he converted for a 3-point shot. 1-on-1 defense. oreign USe a tam! first quarter 23-15, to include a 3-point shot by Senior Nathan Talley and J. Zivney were also successful with feeding passes to T. The Hawks starting five returned for the first part of the fourth quarter "-I MPehtOrt 0. and played until the score was 86-39 with 4:19 left in the game. Royse "rninent to _.v dy," says Roaz.gLe City's first basket in the quarter was a 3-point shot by Cooper Abdoo. Later, Coach Waters let Abmas, Stover, Buckholt, Knostman and "vernMeor to Mut makes it difficuiPusii Williams fight through the end of the game for a 94-46 final score. Following the Tuesday Feb. 10 game against South Garland, the Hawks aetitors to compe te t will travel to Mesquite Poteet on Fri. 13, and finish regular season on S quickly a Tues. 17 against Terrell at RHHS. creates 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final e businesses co__, RCHS 15 12 8 11 46 rest way il_Peem RHHS 23 18 37 16 94 to prosperer ei iroducing superior Individual statistics y lobbying. Politiciansl Talley - 27 pts. (58%), 5 3-points (13 attempts), 3 rebounds, 6 assists, to view those b 5 steals. lay gangsters usedusi511 Sandidge - 16 pts. (70%), 6 reb., 1 ast., 3 stl. horhood stores on J. Zivney - 14 pts. (38%), 4 3-pts. (12 att.), 3 reb., 4 ast., 3 stl. Ike down. as 131 T. Zivney - 14 pts. (67%), 2 3pt., 6 reb., 4 ast., I stl., 1 blk. Pruitt - 8 pts. (75%), 2 3pt., 6 reb., 1 blk. s Boaz, "You h Stover - 5 'pts. (40%), 1 3pt., 1 reb., 1 ast., 1 stl. cians and bureaucrats Kelden Pruitt - 7 pts. (40%), 10 reb., last., 4 stl. jsts Coaling around tota Abmas - 2 pts. (33%), 2 reb., I ast. allies and saying, hey, Buckholt - 1 pt., I reb., 1 ast., 2 blks. company You've got th ad if something hapce y start sugge,, HCA Lady Eagles naybe you need to r, Campaign contribal e hire some lobbyists! clinch playoff berth e we'll run an anti-.: igation, and maybe Heritage Christian Academy will be back in the girls' basketball your supply of overt playoffs. Now the Lady Eagles could have a more favorable Bi-District !ers. And all of these thi opponent if they lose one of their two remaining games. 'rag these companies i HCA entered this week facing two possibly difficult opponents. The ngton's lobbying cal Lady Eagles were scheduled to play Tuesday against Red Creek Ovilla as I mentioned, it's norj Christian School, which they defeated just 49-47 the first time through mies that get dragged a the schedule, and Friday vs. Dallas Lutheran School, to whom they lost ilt a house on the edgt 40-39. On Friday, Feb. 6, Heritage Christian moved into a tie for third place cean. People weigh I in TAPPS District 3-3A with Dallas First Baptist Academy with a 54-35 and benefits of buildal victory over the Lady Saints. places like that. With Hawks Junior Jeremiah Sandidge (50) slides under the basket for 2 points and Royse City defenders Zion Leach (25) and Daniel Tijerina Ovilla is in fifth place, one game behind HCA and First Baptist. All iment's encouragemert (10) Fri. Feb. 6, in the RHHS gym. three have qualified for the playoffs. have just built someph Photo by Tim BurnetYlRockwall County News HCA would win a tiebreaker because it won both games against First But because politica Baptist. So if Heritage Christian wins both games, it would be guaranteed d that government sha third place. le flood insurance busix putton scores 3; Lady Bulldogs' shutout streak at 8 The Lady Eagles also would earn a tiebreaker over Ovilla with another n other politicians dull win over the other Lady Eagles. A loss to Ovilla could knock Heritage government's instill tiley Sutton scored all three goals as the Royse City girls' soccer team Royse City's boys also won over Terrell on the road, 3- I . The Bulldogs into a two- or three-game playoff for seeding. ss should offer eta :eared Terrell 3-0 Friday night at RCISD Stadium. (4-8-1 overall, 1-3 in the district) had lost to Rockwall-Heath 1-0 It appears that 3-3A's fourth-place team would have the easiest first- did build on the beach 'he Lady Bulldogs bounced back from a tough 1-0 shootout loss three Tuesday, Feb. 3, at home. round opponent - TAPPS District 1-3A's third-place team, Amarillo San The Bulldogs were scheduled to play at home Tuesday against North Jacinth Christian Academy (1047). The third- and fifth-place teams in though my Property --2:hts earlier- z sly a high flood ti +Wyse City has not allowed a goal during regulation play in the last 'Forney, against West Mesquite at Hanby Stadium Friday and back home HCA's district would play the third- and second-place teams from District surance premiums ni tllit matches. against Forney Tuesday, Feb. 17. The Royse City girls would play at 2-3A. Kennedale Fellowship Academy and Arlington Burton Adventist North Forney Tuesday, at home vs. West Mesquite Friday and at district- Academy, both with winning records, were tied for those spots. led $400 a year. Tent} the victory over Terrell boosted RC's record to 2-1-1 in District 12-5A gl 7-1-2 overall. The Lady Bulldogs are third in the district standings. leading Forney Tuesday, Feb. 17. HCA (14-8 overall, 9-5 in the district) also won Tuesday, Feb. 3, over my house washed al Yavneh Academy of Dallas 52-19. vernment's insurance The HCA boys dropped to 5-18 and 1-13 with losses to Yavneh 49-39 used my costs. Today,1 ;toyse City girls a longshot for soccer playoffs and First Baptist 59-36. The Eagles' season will end after their games flood insurance prop against Ovilla and Dallas Lutheran. billion in the red. Whe Royse City girls' basketball team went into Tuesday's game at The Lady Bulldogs split two games last week, winning at Terrell Heritage Christian played Yavneh much closer after a 40-point loss in ther words; you 14 hest Mesquite needing two things to reach the playoffs. Tuesday, Feb. 3, and losing at home to Rockwall-Heath 72-59 Friday. the teams' first meeting. The Eagles outscored second-place Yavneh 35- or my beach hoe Whey had to defeat West Mesquite, which needed a win to clinch the They stayed close to the second-place Lady Hawks for three quarters, 31 over the last three quarters, but couldn't dig themselves out of an 18-4 ;! I never invited I strict 12-5A championship, and then defeat the winner of Tuesday's trailing just 53-47. R-H went on to outscore Royse City 19-12 in the first-quarter deficit. Brendan Schroepfer led HCA with 17 points. but you paid anyiii iirney at North Forney game. The three teams were tied for the district's fourth quarter. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final ally felt entitled to Dia and final playoff berth at 6-7 entering their final regular-season Alexus Wanton led RC with 27 points, and Morgan Sumrow scored Yavneh 18 13 9 9 49 lane. . It had been prom* 10. HCA boys 4 9 15 11 39 Royse City's boys won Feb. 3 for the third time in four games, holding government prop, Yavneh Academy of Dallas -Noah Weiss 15, Steve Levine 10, Jonathan off Terrell for a 69-66 victory at home. The Tigers led 41-40 at halftime, it was wrong, and I Ochstein 8, Zach Schultz 6, Daniel Chernikov 4, Zach Epstein 3, David Tulton's winning streak but the Bulldogs outscored Terrell 17-10 in the third quarter. again. I don't want tol Steinbrecher 2, Grant Prengler 1. On Friday, district champion Rockwall-Heath (25-0 overall, 11-0 in the HCA - Brendan Schroepfer 17, Christian Pettit 8, Kenny Fleetwood ire. district) ran past Royse City 94-46. 4, Daniel Rochester 4, Brendan Cockroft 3, Will McEvoy 2, Lawson it's tough, bed ended by Waxahachie R-H outscored the Bulldogs 37-8 in the third quarter to put the game Hobbs 1. rent keeps making offe The Fulton School's nine-game winning streak ended Friday, when away. DeVante Alexander led RC (11-17, 3-8) with 15 points. Joseph went handouts S imost equally hot Waxahachie Preparatory Academy rolled to a 72-30 Steffen and Cooper Abdoo each scored 12. s out of many of us. .story. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final Rockwall County Sports Notes are politicians 'With the loss came also the realization that the Falcons probably would Terrell 24 17 10 15 66 Iasi cronies 10 taPewen 4 win a fourth consecutive district championship. RCHS boys 25 15 17 12 69 Registration open for boys' baseball ike parasites in nato Terrell - Nick Scott 15, Dayton Thomas 13, Jhase Davis 10, Zach S. With only a game Tuesday at Dallas The Westwood School remaining, Rockwall boys baseball, 4U-14U, will begin the week of Feb. 23 Bates 8, Sylvester Williams 8, Boyd 3, Jodeci Herndon 3, Noah Johnson ;On the body Politic Cu 11 ton (10-4 overall, 9-2 in TAPPS District 3- I A) was a game behind (draft divisions, 4U-14U, non-draft divisions, 7U-14U). All games will 3, Jarvis Walker 3. kill the host organism axahachie (14-10, 10-1). A second victory over Westwood seemed be played at the Leon Tuttle Athletic Complex. Games Select Division It's in politicis RCHS - Joseph Steffen 25, DeVante Alexander 13, Matt Briceno 11, us. :ely, but Waxahachie would be taking its seven-game winning streak will run Mondays through Fridays; Games in the Draft Division will watoisi interest to kn Omar Redic 6, Derek Haumpy 4, Daniel Tijerina 3, Ben Yelverton 3, ,ainst Longview Christian School (2-15, 2-9). take place on Saturdays. Registration fee is $99 or $65 for Rockwall Jared Richardson 2, Cooper Abdoo 2. alive so they can ka The difference in the standings is Fulton's kiss in the first district game, residents. Register at rbsl.org. 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Final itir food and sucking i;ainst Irving StoneGate Christian Academy way back on Dec. 9. Little Kickers registration underway The Falcons had won their ninth in a row Tuesday, Feb. 3, over Dallas Rockwall-Heath 19 14 20 19 72 Registration for the Rockwall Parks & Rec's Little Kickers program, Watching mernbersckt Iternational School 36-31. RCHS girls 16 11 20 12 55 Rockwall-Heath - Katie Webster 19, Nicole Gleason 15, Alexa Hoy which teaches fundamental soccer skills and provides a fun and interactive applaud Pitsisti Fulton's first playoff game most likely would be against the third-place s Lam from TAPPS District 2-1 A. Entering this week, Brownwood Victory 12, Maci Wilkerson 7, Kendall Williams 5, Sophie Keith 4, Kristina team environment for children ages 3-5, is underway Cost is $45 for non- during his last cal life Academy, Fort Worth Covenant Classical School and Wichita Falls Lindsey 3, Morgan Talley 3, Megan Higbee 2, Caitlyn Lozano 2. residents, $29 for Rockwall residents. Session 1 will run March 2-April Union address, I Inrist Academy all were tied for that position. RCHS - Alexus Wanton 27, Morgan Sumrow 10, Emily Pratt 7, Daryn 13. Session 2 will run April 20-May 25. All activities will take place at that politicians McMinn 5, Belle Munoz 4, Melanie Sumrow 4, Dunn 2. Harry Myers Park. 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