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Kneeling Soldier makes way to Vets Memorial First Responders banquet set for Nov. 12

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The Kneeling Soldier

he Kneeling Soldier bronze statue made its way down Highway 19 to its final resting home at the Van Zandt County Veterans

Memorial.

The bronzed statue made its way to Canton Nov. 1, and will take a knee permanently after a Memorial Dedication to be held at 10 a.m. Nov. 12 at the VZC Veterans Memorial.

The bronze statue has been a work in progress, with artist and sculptor Ed Pickett taking the lead on the project.

Pickett began his sculpture with an eight foot Styrofoam and clay sculpture tucked in the corner of the front room of the Savannah Winery and Bistro in Canton.

The eight-foot, double body size rendition of Canton solider Juan Herrera is lifelike and precise to the point, to further bring out details in the final bronzing process. Herrera is a United States Army Specialist who served in Iraq and volunteered to serve as the model for the sculpture. Herrera was

photographed kneeling, as if paying homage to fellow fallen soldiers.

After Pickett’s part was done with sculpting, the sculpture headed to the Grapevine Foundry for the bronzing process.

“Many programs and numerous fundraisers have taken place to help bring this soldier home,” said Vets Memorial PR Chair Diane Farmer. “All of the donations and fundraisers have helped make this project become a reality.”

Those who wish to attend are asked to bring their own chairs for a place to sit.

First Responders Banquet Approximately 100 tables will be set on Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Canton Civic Center for a First Responders banquet.

About 500 First Responders will be there along with Van Zandt County citizens and many local and state representatives. All First Responders, retired First Responders, and First Responders who live in Van Zandt County (but work elsewhere), will receive free tickets.

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EISD recognizes Students of the Month

By Pam Millican Correspondent

Voting numbers climb past 9,000 Early voting for the Tuesday, Nov. 8 General Election concluded Friday in Van Zandt County as a heavy turnout continued during the second and final week of early voting at Canton City Hall.

As of 7 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 2, a total of 9,319 early votes were cast in the county including over 1,160 that voted on the final extended hours voting day on Wednesday, November 2 as polls were open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. that day.

“We were very busy all day Wednesday but especially between 5:30 and 8 p.m. I cannot express enough my appreciation to all of our election workers during the early voting period,” pointed out Van Zandt County Chief Election Deputy Elsa Smith. “They have done a

Elementary Principals Judy Steadham and Lyndsay Hayes kicked off the Oct. 17 Edgewood ISD school board meeting by recognizing students

Landry Farnsworth, Ethan Hames, Hannan Tobin and Alex Pruitt.

Principals Steadham and Hayes remarked about each student.

“Landry Farnsworth, daughter of Jerad and Ashley

Farnsworth, has been attending Edgewood ISD since kindergarten. Her teachers say she is brilliant, creative, very articulate and likes art and reading. Fellow students say Landry is everyone’s friend.

Ethan James is the son of Janie

and Eric James, loves hunting and fishing and is in the gifted and talented program at Edgewood. Ethan’s teachers say he has a contagious smile, absorbs information, See EISD, 2A

Fruitvale ISD receives facility grant

By Pam Millican Correspondent After waiting for months, Fruitvale ISD finally received good news regarding a state grant that the district will receive which will pay for 65.8

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percent of the new Agriculture and Instructional Facility.

Fruitvale residents passed a $1.5 million bond during the May election to cover the cost of the facility contingent upon receiving the grant.

At the time the bond passed,

it was estimated Fruitvale residents would see an increase of .0925 per thousand on their school taxes but because the grant is covering a higher percentage of the construction than originally thought, residents will only see .07 per

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40 years The 40th Edgewood Heritage Festival will be held from 8: 45 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Heritage Park Museum of Edgewood. See page 3A for a history of the festival.

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thousand.

The district should receive the money Nov. 17. The new 108’ X 57’ facility will contain classrooms as well as a computer lab and metal shop.

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loves helping and is a natural leader. Fellow students say he is a cool dude. Hannah Tobin loves learning and her teachers say she is kind, her work is top notch, and she is polite and poised. Alex Pruitt is in the second grade and his teachers say he has improved tremendously.”

Middle School Principal Ryan Simmons recognized two eighth grade students at the council meeting. Madison Forrester has been attending Edgewood for two years and plays on the volleyball team.

Madison helps younger kids, is always smiling, wants to be a psychiatrist, does volunteer work and is a leader. Jaxon Bannister has been attending Edgewood since kindergarten and is involved with football, basketball and robotics. Jaxon loves hunting and fishing. His teachers say he is very mature and a leader.”

High School Principal Jerri Wehmeyer recognized two stu-

dents this month.

“Kailey Kimbrough, daughter of Cale and Misty Kimbrough, is a Senior and is President of the Student Council and involved with the Fellowship of Christian athletes.

Kailey is also a member of the National Honor Society. Quentan Locke, son of Craig and Audrey Locke, is also a Senior.

Quentan is involved with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and a member of the National Honor Society.”

After the student recognitions, the School Board thanked the campus principals and EISD staff for their hard work and dedication. Board members presented coffee mugs to the staff.

Campus and Department Updates It was reported that Special Education has 105 students enrolled. A special presentation was given on transitioning to life after school in which 10 families attended.

Technology department has upgraded the ISD firewall and completed 300 work orders.

Lori Robert is replacing laptops and overseeing the installation of new copier printers at each campus. The new copiers will track the number of copies per user.

In the Student Services Department, Kristin Prater reported the EISD has received EMAT funds to pay for workbooks.

At the high school, Jerri Wehmeyer told the school board that the first annual Touchdown and Tailgate “exceeded expectations” and she expects the event to only get better in the coming years.

“The can food drive is going on and you can get into the football game for $1 with a donation of canned food. They are working on Veterans Day celebration when they will invite veterans to the school to have lunch with students,” said Wehmeyer.

At the Middle School Ryan Simmons reported the football team has been out of town for three weeks and everyone was looking forward to a home game. Cross Country team did well and some participants would be advancing.

At the Elementary and Intermediate, Judy Steadham and Lyndsay Hayes, told the school board that students would be singing at the Heritage Festival on Nov.12. The Parent and Teacher Organization, has started meeting.

Steadham also applauded the Tailgate and Touchdown event stating, “I have worked at different school districts for 30 years and it was one of the best events I have ever seen”.

Superintendent Andy Baker told the board that the school audit is being completed and will be presented to the board at the regularly scheduled December meeting. ABM will begin HVAC and lighting replacement on November 5th

primarily working during the school holidays and in the evening. The entire job should be finished by May 2017.

Superintendent Andy Baker, along with the principals, discussed the board’s wish list. The wish list which was put together by the board two years ago contains items they would like to complete around the district as money allows.

Much of the current list has been completed, therefore, principals and board members made suggestions in which Baker will use to construct an updated list in order of priority.

The board also: —approved Melissa Rhoades and Tommy Phillips to escort FHA students to events; —approved $22,245 for the purchase of 26 laptops for teachers. The EMAT grant from the state will reimburse $12,600 of the expense; —adopted the 2016-17 tax

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Civil engineers and surveyors have already been out and the final architectural plans should be received in January.

Superintendent Rebecca Bains told the school board at their Oct. 20 regularly scheduled meeting that the project should be ready to go out for bids by late January or early February with construction due to begin in August 2017.

Principals Month October is Principals month so Bains recognized Principals Zach Masterson and Charles Harford for their dedication and hard work. Bains stated “being a principal is a thankless job with late hours always enduring student and parents complaining.

Zach and Charles are excellent at what they do and truly care for our kids. I appreciate them all the time and not just during Principal Appreciation month”.

Masterson told the school board the Elementary campus has 217 kids enrolled with a 96 percent attendance rate. The students have been having the annual Book Fair in which Clifford the Dog attended. They are currently participating in the Manna Canned Food Drive through Nov. 18.

Harford stated the junior and senior High campuses currently have 195 students enrolled with a 97 percent attendance rate. Students donated 30 units of blood during their blood drive which was great considering the size of their school. On, Nov. 7, they will be taking eighth-12th graders to college day. Harford informed the board that of the 33 graduating seniors, five have already been accepted into colleges with many more in the process.

Bain covered the financial reports with the school board stating FISD currently has $2,822,568 in all accounts.

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Martins Mill School Board I am a proud product of the Martins Mill community and schools and I am running for school board. This is an opportunity for me to give back to the community and help ensure that our students, both current and future, have an opportunity to reach their full potential.

If provided the honor to serve, I am committed to the following:  Maintain the close, community oriented education environment that has always distinguished Martins Mill.  Maintain and enhance our schools reputation for excellence in academics and athletics.  Ensuring that all voices and interests within the community continue to be heard and considered.  Working to best position our school system now, for continued success in the future.

After graduating from Martins Mill High School in 2006, I attended and graduated from Austin College, earning a degree in Business. I have been employed by a Property Management/ Real Estate Development firm in Tyler for the past 5 years. My wife Stephanie and I look forward to raising our family in Martins Mill.

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tremendous job.”

A final count on Early Voting in the county will be released by the county clerk’s office on Monday, according to Ms. Smith.

The county chief election deputy anticipates that between Early Voting and Election Day voting on Tuesday, Nov. 8, over 15,000 will cast their votes in Van Zandt County which would be a record

turnout overall in the county.

“We are seeing a lot of first time voters during Early Voting and it is always good to see new voters getting involved in the voting process,” said Ms. Smith.

Ms. Smith said she continues to believe that two major issues are bringing out a record number of early voters this year.

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Edgewood celebrates 40 years of Heritage Fest

By Vy Townsend Malcik Guest Contributor

Growing from a small Christmas bazaar in the 1976 Texas celebration of the Bicentennial, Edgewood’s annual Heritage Festival now brings in several hundred people on the second Saturday of every November for non-stop fun, food and entertainment for every age.

The festival, with free admission and parking, will take place this year from 8: 45 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12, at the Heritage Park Museum of East Texas, located in downtown Edgewood at Highway 80 and Farm Road 859.

This year marks the 40th year for the festival that partially supports the Heritage Park Museum of East Texas. A unique feature of the festival is the opportunity to visit the pioneer homes, stores, churches and schools that were once sitting on the prairie near the “Edge of the Woods” town, established in 1878.

During the last 40 years, the Heritage Society of Edgewood has purchased, moved and restored these buildings, preserving the past for the future.

This year, Edgewood’s first firetruck was found in a pasture with a tree growing up through the engine area. It has been brought to the park for restoration.

The Sharecropper’s Cabin is nearing complete restoration and will soon be furnished with period items.

What to Watch For PATRIOTIC MOMENT STARTS THE DAY: The day starts with everyone gathering around the flag pole for the Boy Scouts to “present the colors” to the suddenly-hushed crowd, then to sing a patriotic song to kick off the day of festivities under the beautiful American flag.

MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC! Strolling around a small town on an autumn day is good for the body and the soul. Live musical entertainment is always a pleasing background and offers a time to sit down, enjoy the breeze and be grateful for the joys of small town life.

BAKE SALE: The now-famous bake sale begins when the festival opens and is usually sold out within a few hours. Edgewood women and men work for weeks preparing show-stopping cakes, casseroles for the freezer, every sort of brownies and cookies, homemade breads and beautiful pies from locally grown fruits and nuts. The baked sweets are sold in Gilliam Grocery Store.

JAMS AND JELLIES: Those who come to the festival year after year know it is also important to buy their homemade jams and jellies early in the day. Women in the Heritage Society made jars of jams and jellies ranging from Grand Marnier to grape and a remarkable “apple pie” to every sort of combination with jalapenos – blueberry, apricot, peach, -- and well as the pure red or green pepper.

The table features tastings on crackers of every jam sold. This year handmade rustic Texas-themed carriers can be purchased to hold two or four jars, making wonderful Christmas gifts needing nothing else but a bow.

CLASSIC CARS: The Heritage Festival attracts one of the largest classic car shows in East Texas every year, and the magnificently detailed cars line both sides of S. Houston Street for car aficionados to walk among and swoon over the sleek beauties.

A DJ keeps things humming with car songs from the 1950s.

Conversations overheard are all about paint, upholstery, spotless engines, the next car show, etc., etc.

ANTIQUE TRACTORS: An antique tractor show also makes a big splash with green, red, orange and rusty tractors lined up for farmers to reminisce, and then owners drive through town in a parade with that familiar heh-heh-heh-heh-heh sound that is close to the heart of every person who grew up in the East Texas countryside.

The sounds are not far away this year as the area celebrates a good hay growing season. Farmers have barely crawled down from their tractors after cutting, raking and baling big rounds bales of hay to sell and to feed their own cattle through the winter.

Visitors to this area enjoy their own farmboy memories as they study the details of the antique tractors

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MODEL TRAIN DEMONSTRATIONS: Still another spot for transportation interests is the model train exhibit and demonstration in the park’s train depot. No detail has been spared in miniature homage to life in small towns when the trains were running daily.

FUN FOR THE KIDS: Parents and grandparents take special delight in showing their children things they remember from the past. When a break from history is appropriate, children like to take a time out from the past to go to the special play area in the park with they find activities and rides, including a miniature train ride on the streets of Edgewood.

ARTISAN EXHIBITS: Throughout the park area, visitors will find artisans who can still demonstrate early American skills: blacksmith, printing press operator, weaver, hand quilter, soap-maker and corn grinder. Guests will see people spinning and weaving, displaying worm composting, showing how to attract bees and butterflies and building fairy gardens.

ARTISTS AND CRAFTERS: Many booths will offer the work of arts and crafts artisans as well as painters, wood sculptors and other creative and interesting people to talk with about their work.

Christmas wreaths, jewelry, embroidery, vintage linens, knives, clothes and painting and decorator items are only a few of the offerings from the many booth vendors.

Local artist Tori Walker designs a new collectible Christmas ornament every year, featuring one of the buildings in Heritage Park Museum. This year, it is Gilliam Grocery and a limited number will be for sale and personalizing.

FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD: The food court offers delicious food all day long from pinto beans and cornbread to turkey legs, barbecue, hot dogs, sausage sticks, and corn on the cob, burgers and dogs, homemade ice cream and more. No one goes home hungry from the Edgewood Heritage Festival.

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Terri Lucindy Sherman 1952-2016

Deborah Kay Merki 1957-2016

Gladys Inez Richardson 1914-2016

Memorial services for Terri Lucindy Sherman, 64, Wills Point, were held Oct. 28, 2016, at Edgewood Church of Christ.

She passed away Oct. 25, 2016, in Dallas.

Memorial services for Deborah Kay Merki, 59, of Denton, were held Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016, at Cross Timbers Community Church, under the direction of Deberry Funeral Home, with Toby Slough officiating.

She died Friday, Oct. 28, 2016, at UT Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas after a monthlong courageous battle.

She was the beloved wife and best friend of Mark Merki for 33 years. In addition to her husband, Debbie also leaves her daughter April Cain and son Memphis Merki, as well as her cherished granddaughter Audrey.

Mrs. Merki was born March 5, 1957, in Grand Saline and grew up in Garland. She was the daughter of Melvin and Janell Davis of Canton.

She graduated from South Garland High School with the class of 1975. She received her Bachelors in Education in 1983 and Masters in Education in 1986 from NTSU (now known as the University of North Texas).

She was a passionate advocate of children and taught in Little Elm ISD and Denton ISD. She was a Principal in Denton ISD, Carrollton-Farmer’s Branch ISD, and Northwest ISD. She retired from education after 33 years. Her leadership impacted the lives of thousands of children and teachers. She was best known for inspiring teachers to work for the betterment of children in all aspects – instructionally, socially, and behaviorally. She was truly committed to helping children.

She was a joyful, loving woman and treasured spending time with friends and family. She especially loved spending time with her newborn granddaughter, Audrey. She enjoyed sailing in the Virgin Islands, planning parties, gardening, and being with her family.

She is survived by her parents and sisters, Susie (Kevin) Davis-Johnson, Mary Lynn Hill (Dwayne Bettis). She is also survived by members of the Merki family, Don (Lesley) Merki, Dan (Shelley) Merki, Christine Merki, Michael Merki, and AnnMarie (Scott) Skaja. She also leaves behind her beloved nieces and nephews, Nick Johnson, Lindsay Buhler, Logan Roesle, Tyler Roesle, Everest Merki, Sam Merki, Emily Long, Natalie Merki, Cole Merki, Bella Skaja, and Mae Skaja, and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and close friends.

Memorial donations may be made to the Deborah and Mark Merki scholarship at UNT in education and accounting or to the United Way of Denton County.

Services for Gladys Inez Richardson, 101, of Canton were held Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2016, with Bro. Don Childress officiating under the direction of Eubank Funeral Home.

Interment followed at Haven of Memories Memorial Park.

Mrs. Richardson passed away Oct. 28, 2016, in Canton.

She was born Nov. 18, 1914, in Van Zandt County.

She was a member of First Baptist Church in Canton.

She spent most of her life in Wood County and was involved in retail shops for years.

She is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Rudolph Richardson; and five brothers and sisters.

She is survived by her son, James Paul Wheeler and wife Patricia Ann; daughter, Brenda Prince and Ron DeVoe; grandchildren, Keith Wheeler, James Patrick Wheeler, Harlan Clark Wheeler, Sherri Catherine Wheeler Hancock, Zack Scott Prince and Holly Jill Dailey; nine great-grandchildren; brother, Marlon Barber; and sister, Melba Ruth Sills and Bob; and son-in-law Ronald Zack Prince.

Mark Edward Smith 1961-2016 Funeral services for Mark Edward Smith, 55, of Edgewood, were held Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, at Goodwill Church of God in Goodwill, La., under the direction of Hiett’s LyBrand Funeral Home in Wills Point.

Burial followed at Redwing Cemetery in Oak Grove, La. He passed away Oct. 26, 2016, at his home in Edgewood.

Mr. Smith was born Oct. 4, 1961, in Oak Grove to Thurlan and Lonnie Mae Smith. He was raised in Lake Providence, La. and graduated from Briarfield Academy. He played collegiate baseball and later earned his Bachelor’s Degree at the University of Central Arkansas in Conway.

He coached baseball and spent time at Kansas State University and the University of Central Arkansas.

He also coached Capital Baseball in Shreveport, La. for Health Care Capital. His passion was baseball and he truly loved all of his players. He worked many years in nursing home administration.

He married Stacie Travis Nov. 6, 2004, in Edgewood.

They lived in Edgewood and were members of Edgewood Church of Christ. He enjoyed sports, hunting, and was great at telling stories and jokes.

He is preceded in death by his beloved parents, Thurlan and Lonnie Mae Smith.

He is survived by his wife, Stacie of Edgewood; sister, Karen Nash of Minden, La; father-in-law and mother-in- law, Neal and Kay Travis of Edgewood; nephews, Trey Guenard and wife, Christy of Stonewall, La., Lance Guenard and wife, Carla of Keithville, La., Chandler Travis of Edgewood, Mason Travis of Edgewood, Randal Alaniz of Edgewood and niece, Rayna Alaniz, also of Edgewood; brother-in-law, Cavin Travis and wife, Wendy of Edgewood; sister-inlaw, Ronda Alaniz and husband, Roland of Edgewood; nine great-nieces and nephews; many other family members, and his favorite friend, his dog Catcher.

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Glenn Wayne Brewer 1942-2016 Services for Glenn Wayne Brewer, 73, of Canton, were held Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, at Eubank Funeral Home in Canton, with Bro. Steve Glosup officiating.

Interment followed at Haven of Memories.

He passed away Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2016, in Canton after a brief illness.

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He grew up in Arlington where he attended school.

After marriage, he moved to Canton to raise his family. He was a “jack of all trades” and a master of most.

He had an unforgettable smile and enjoyed visiting with folks. He loved fishing and watching his grandchildren play ball.

He is survived by his sons, Johnny and wife Amy of Canton and Robert and wife Audrey of Canton; grandchildren, Colten, Brittany, Emily, Gus, Hoss, Gracie, Bradley, Buck and another one on the way; and his sister, Melba Knowles.

He is preceded in death by his parents, Otis and Audrey Brewer; son, Bradley Brewer; sister, Maxine Goode and husband Don; and brother-in-law, Jack Knowles.

Johnny Hill, 1958 - 2016 Services for Johnny Hill, 58, of Grand Saline, were held Friday, Oct. 28, 2016, at Bartley Funeral Home with Bro. Mack Swain officiating.

Interment will be in Shields Cemetery.

Mr. Hill passed away Oct. 25, 2016 at his residence in Grand Saline.

He was born March 9, 1958, in Grand Saline to John Edward and Joyce Ann Monk Hill.

He lived all his life in Van Zandt County. He had many years of service for Van Zandt County Precinct 1, managing roads and bridges, and had worked the last 15 years for Fruitvale Water Supply.

He also served on the board of directors for the Shields Cemetery Association. He was preceded in death his father, John Edward Hill; mother, Joyce Ann Moore; and two brothers, Troy Hill and Russell Hill.

Survivors include his wife of 36 years, Sandy Hill of Grand Saline; two sons, Johnny Hill and wife Jennifer of Rockdale and Stephen Hill and wife Whitley of Grand Saline; three grandchildren, Ayden Hill, Paisley Hill, and Ethan Hill; in-laws, Carrol and Janey Waddill of Grand Saline; brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Jim and Kathy Joyce of Deadham, MA; and numerous other relatives and friends.

Pallbearers will be Michael Hale, Harlan Wayne Davis, Steve Campbell, Tooter Fisher, John Hague, Clint McQueen, Tim Crocker, and Don Dollar.

Honorary pallbearers will be Butch Grier, Jimmy Woodrum, Leon Quinn, Ethan Hill, and Ayden Hill.

Memorials can be made to Shields Cemetery Association.

The family will receive friends 6-8 pm Thursday at the funeral home.

Sunday, November 6, 2016

Obituaries

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Clota Fisher 1931-2016

Alice Chambless 1960-2016

Noel Sexton 1938-2016

Graveside services for Clota Fisher, 85, of Grand Saline were held Nov. 1, 2016, at Corinth Cemetery. Mrs. Fisher passed away Oct. 29, 2016, in Grand Saline.

Memorial services for Alice Chambless, 56, of Canton, are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday, Nov. 7, 2016, at First Baptist Church in Canton with Pastor Mike Roberson officiating.

Mrs. Chambless passed away Saturday, Oct. 29, 2016, in Tyler.

She was born April 17, 1960, in Sheridan, Wyo. to Howard Dewain and Nola May Budd Benjamin.

She was a member of First Baptist Church in Canton. She married Tommy Chambless on Oct. 26, 1990. She enjoyed her grandchildren and the simple pleasures in life. She especially loved the Christmas holidays.

She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Jim. She is survived by her husband, Tommy Chambless of Canton; her daughter, Amanda Roberts and husband, Herbert, of Canton; son, Dustin Geahlen of Ohio.; five grandchildren; brothers, Dennis and Benji; and sisters, Diane, Sue, Dorothy and Linda.

Services for Noel Sexton were held Sunday, Oct. 30, 2016, at New Beginnings Baptist Church.

Interment followed at Edom Cemetery.

Mr. Sexton passed away Oct. 18, 2016. He was born Jan. 28, 1938.

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John Newton Guthrie 1937-2016 Funeral services for John Newton Guthrie, 78, of Edgewood were held Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016, at First Baptist Church in Edgewood.

Burial followed at White Rose Cemetery in Wills Point.

Services were under the direction of Hiett’s LyBrand Funeral Home.

John passed away Oct. 30, 2016, at his home in Edgewood.

He was born Dec. 29, 1937, in Dallas to Andrew Olan and Madge Derrell Guthrie. He was raised in Oak Cliff, graduated from Sunset High School and attended Texas A&M University.

He married Billie Sanderson on Oct. 20, 1979, in Dallas, and they lived in the Sunnyvale area before moving to Edgewood in 1996. John worked for the National Cash Registry for 15 years in Dallas and then went to work for Southwestern Bell as a cable repairman for 25 years before retiring in 2000. He was a member of First Baptist Church in Edgewood, as well as a member of the Blue Masonic Lodge in Oak Cliff.

He is preceded in death by his parents and a sister, Jane Ellen Cole.

He is survived by his wife, Billie Guthrie of Edgewood; sons, John Scott Guthrie and wife, Carla of Wills Point and “Trey” John Edward Sanderson III and wife, Barbara of Crowley; daughters, Susan Guthrie of Grand Prairie, Shannon Christianson and husband, Tony of Azel and Lisa Sanderson of Edgewood; brother, Richard Olan Guthrie and wife, Carolyn of Arlington; sister, Norma Jean Fite and husband, Harold of Mt. Arkansas; grandchildren, Ashley Farnsworth, Haley Guthrie, Cara Jane Guthrie, Joshua Rankin, Jonathan Christianson, Olivia Sanderson and Seth Guthrie Sanderson; greatgrandchildren, Logan and Landry Farnsworth and Micah Rankin.

Jerry W. Brookins 1937-2016 Jerry W. Brookins, 79, passed away Oct. 30, 2016, in Tyler.

He was born July 20, 1937, in Terrell to Winfred and Vanzora Teague Brookins.

He lived most of his life in Rockwall where he worked in sales of telecommunications.

He was preceded in death by his parents.

He is survived by his loving wife of 55 years, Carolyn Brookins; daughters, Roxanne Keene and Tana Brookins; two grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.

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While the name of the financial institution has changed, you will still be able to see the faces that you have come to know over the years. We are excited to have Dean Tidwell as Senior Vice President & Regional President of Van Zandt County. Dean will lead the City National Bank team in the communities of Wills Point, Grand Saline and Canton and will be happy to discuss your financial needs. Dean will be assisted by the same great staff that you have grown accustomed to over the years.

We appreciate the opportunity to allow us at City National Bank to continue to provide you with all your banking services. We will do our best to make this transition as smooth as possible. Should you still have questions, feel free to ask someone at your local branch or call us at (903) 885-7523.

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Edgewood city park sees renos

Sunday, November 6, 2016

From left to right, Pattizo Musselwhite, Helen Howell and Lee Howell of EDC, Council member BJ Pendleton, Mayor Steve Steadham, City Administrator Petra Marley, Council member Louis Dunn, Dan Reece with Texas Parks and Wildlife, Mike Tibbets and Kevin Vanhoozier with Hayter Engineering.

Edgewood celebrated the completion of the city park renovations with a ribbon cutting ceremony Oct. 21.

The park received a new concession stand, restrooms, and a new pavilion.

The first event scheduled for the new city park pavilion will be Dec. 3 for Christmas In the Park.

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Pollard speaks to Genealogical Society The Van Zandt County Genealogical Society held its monthly meeting Oct. 22, at the County Library in Canton.

Guest speaker Jack Pollard of Smith County gave a point presentation about his father Thomas G. Pollard.

Mr. Pollard spoke about family traditions and the migration of his ancestors to Van Zandt County. He also shared stories about his father from the book “The Man From Edom” written by his mother Edna

Martin Pollard.

Thomas G. Pollard, who was a State Senator, was born in Martins Mill, moved to Edom and then to Tyler.

The monthly meetings of the Van Zandt County Genealogical Society are held the fourth Saturday of each month, except December at 2 p.m. at the County Library, located at 885 Hwy 859 in Canton.

The program for November will be Show and Tell, with members showing

Thomas G. Pollard their historical memorabilia.

For information about the program or the genealogical society, contact the Library of Genealogy and Local History at 903-567-5012.

EARLY VOTING Oct. 24 - Nov. 4

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE

ELECTION DAY NOV. 8, 2016

Dear Voter, I am a lifelong resident of Van Zandt County and have always taken great pride in the area where I reside. Through my work as a County Commissioner, I am able to give back to my county some of what has been given to me over the years. I will continue to use my past business experience to further accomplish the PRIORITIES that I first ran on: 1. LOW TAXES AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 2. ROADS AND BRIDGES 3. LAW ENFORCEMENT 4. REDUCTION OF COUNTY DEBT 5. FULL TIME COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Results: 1. Property Taxes have remained at our current rate for the 2014, 2015, 2016, and 2017. During my first term we have established an Economic Development Board and have funded it with $228,000 to be used to bring new business into our county. This helps take the tax burden off of the homeowner.

2. When I took office in 2013 our Road and Bridge Material Budget was $69,500. This was the amount I was given to maintain over 270 miles of roads. The roads have been maintained to the best of my ability given the available resources. With hard work and careful attention and dedication we have been able to increase the funding for the upcoming year’s budget.

As of today, our budget is eight times greater than when I first began.

3. Over the past four years we have been able to give the sheriff’s department: six additional deputies and two new jailors. The department has also received $400,000 for vehicles.

4. In 2013 when I took office, Van Zandt County was $10.5 million dollars in debt. Throughout my first term we have reduced the debt to $5.9 million dollars.

5. I have been a full-time, hands-on commissioner. I have supervised and managed and worked along with the road crew on a daily basis. I have maintained an open-door policy. I have been hands-on in natural disasters, especially the tornadoes we have battled.

Thank you for all of your support over the last three years. I would appreciate your continued support and your vote in the upcoming Republican Primary election.

For any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me at the Van Zandt County Courthouse (903) 567-7555, or the Precinct 1 County barn (903) 962-3505.

Brandon Brown, Commissioner Van Zandt County, Precinct 1 Pol. Ad. Pd. for by Brandon Brown Campaign, Johnny K. Thomas, Treasurer.

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Janette Blair of Wills Point was one of the big winners at this year’s State Fair of Texas, taking home multiple awards with her guinea fowl.

Blair’s bird received first place in both the Pearl and Lavender divisions of the competition, as well as the Grand Champion designation in the Pearl division. The fair, which ran from Sept. 30 – Oct. 23 this year, will return to Fair Park next Sept. 29 and run through Oct. 22.

Sunday, November 6, 2016

County Blotter

The Van Zandt Co. Sheriff’s Dept. reported the following arrests from Oct. 25-Nov. 1, 2016.

Seth Edward Adkins, 17, Terrell, was arrested on view for possession of marijuana.

Juan Lavern Allan, 42, Arlington, was arrested on a warrant for possession of marijuana.

Nelson Baker, 33, Wills Point, was arrested on site for possession of controlled substance.

Michael Bobo, 53, Canton, was arrested on site for driving while intoxicated.

Jana Elizabeth Brown, 46, Fruitvale, was arrested on a warrant for hinder apprehension or prosecution of known felon.

Joshua Duane Brown, 24, Mineral Wells, was arrested on three warrants for engage in organized criminal activity, theft and criminal mischief.

Ashley Amber Diane Buswell, 23, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for false report

to police officer.

Nancee Joyce Carver, 29, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for criminal trespass.

Mark David Chumley, 55, Wills Point, was arrested on a warrant for burglary of habitation.

Carlos A. Coreas, 40, Wills Point, was arrested on a warrant for assault causing bodily injury, family violence.

Brian Dale Cravey, 28, Eustace, was arrested on site for public intoxication.

Rodolfo DelgadoRosas, 24, Grand Saline, was arrested on site for driving while intoxicated.

Scott Allen Edwards, 43, Kaufman, was arrested on a warrant for possession of controlled substance.

Natasha Paige Green, 20, Canton, was arrested on site for possession of marijuana.

Daniel Lee Hester, 47, Murchison, was arrested on view for manufacture, delivery

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of controlled substance and possession of marijuana, on a warrant for manufacture, delivery of controlled substance, and on a Henderson Co. warrant for possession of marijuana.

Rodregal Lee Aut Johnson, 32, Longview, was arrested on site for possession of marijuana.

Jason William Kearby, 42, Kaufman, was arrested on site for possession of controlled substance.

Jake Conner King, 19, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for possession of marijuana.

Christopher Wayne Kuykendall, 25, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for assault on family, house member impeding breath.

Justin Wayne Lanier, 27, Wills Point, was arrested on a warrant for evading arrest, detention with vehicle, and on two Seagoville Police Dept. warrants for motor vehicle register violation and violation

of promise to appear.

Ryan Keith Lawrence, 28, Gun Barrel, was arrested on a warrant for driving while intoxicated.

Marivel Lopez, 21, Canton, was arrested on site for possession of marijuana.

Rodney Nicoles Lyons, 41, Desoto, was arrested for burglary of building.

Michael Scott McKinney, 26, Murchison, was arrested on site for burglary of habitation, evading arrest, detention with vehicle or watercraft.

Jimmy Ray Melton, 48, Alba, was arrested on a warrant for assault on family, household member impeding circulation.

Matthew Mitchell, 27, Canton, was arrested on site for driving while license invalid.

Roy Mitchell III, 18, Wills Point, was arrested on a warrant for burglary of habitation.

Landon Duane Musgrave, 28, Canton, was arrested on a

warrant for driving while intoxicated with child under 15.

Helen Lukesha Rettig, 31, Henderson, was arrested on site for possession of marijuana.

Jeannine Renee Revell, 46, Kaufman, was arrested on site for possession of controlled substance.

Ragan Lee Roberts, 28, Canton, was arrested on site for driving while intoxicated.

Briana Christine Rogers, 20, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for theft of service.

Juan Manuel Sanchez-Richardo, 50, Victorville, was arrested on site for manufacture, delivery of controlled substance.

Curtis Michael Sawyer, 25, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for manufacture, delivery of controlled substance.

Bobby Gene Shaw, 38, Wills Point, was arrested on three warrants for disorderly conduct and

terroristic threat.

Darrell Wayne Smith, 33, Wills Point, was arrested on site for driving while intoxicated.

Robert Howard Spain Jr., 49, Ben Wheeler, was arrested on four warrants for possession of child pornography.

Michael Lynn Tatum, 57, Grand Saline, was arrested on a warrant for violation of parole.

Dalton Garrett Thompson, 18, Wills Point, was arrested on site for assault causing bodily injury.

Johnton Whitaker, 26, Dallas, was arrested on two warrants for burglary of habitation.

David Wayne White, 29, Edgewood, was arrested on two warrants for injury to child, elderly or disabled and driving while intoxicated.

Kenneth Ray Woolf, 26, Gilmer, was arrested on a Gregg Co. warrant for assault causing bodily injury, family violence.

Workgroup is appointed State Senate Finance Committee Chair Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, on Oct. 27 appointed a Senate Finance Workgroup on Child Protection to evaluate funding to address the ongoing crisis at Child Protective Services.

This followed an interim hearing of the committee, in which members heard testimony on unmet needs for children under the care of the state, and calls for the hiring of more full-time employees to meet those needs.

Nelson appointed as members of the workgroup Sen. Charles Schwertner, R-Georgetown, chair; Sen. Brian Birdwell, R-Granbury; Sen. Lois Kolkhorst, R-Brenham; Sen. Kirk Watson, D-Austin; and Sen. John Whitmire, D-Houston.

“We need a plan that keeps children safe. There is no issue of greater importance,” Nelson said.

“This workgroup will re-

view the agency’s request for immediate funding and, in preparation for the next budget cycle, review the agency’s entire proposed budget line by line to ensure that every dollar is being put toward successfully keeping children safe.”

“I am very concerned about the welfare and safety of the 511 children we discussed at our hearing, and I am asking for daily updates until that number reaches zero,” Nelson added.

School ratings released The Texas Education Agency on Oct. 24 released final financial accountability ratings for more than 1,200 school districts and charters across the state.

Some 97 percent of all Texas school districts and charters earned a successful final rating for 20152016.

The Texas Education Agency said its rating system encourages public schools “to better manage

their financial resources to provide the maximum allocation possible for direct instructional purposes.”

Based on submitted information, a school district or charter is assigned one of four possible letter grades (A, B, C or F) and a financial management rating of Superior, Above Standard Achievement, Meets Standard or Substandard Achievement.

According to the Texas Education Agency, all school districts and charters are required to report information and financial accountability ratings to parents and taxpayers.

In addition, districts and charters must hold a public discussion or hearing regarding its financial report. The Texas Education Agency formally notified school districts and charters of their preliminary rating in August.

Paxton cautions consumers Texas Attorney General Paxton on Oct. 26 cautioned consumers about

the dangers of wearing decorative contact lenses for costuming or cosmetic reasons.

“The decorative lenses, also marketed as costume, fashion or colored lenses, pose potential serious risks to eye health, including infections and loss of vision,” Paxton said in a news release.

The Office of the Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Division recommends that consumers: - Always visit a licensed optometrist or ophthalmologist for proper fitting of cosmetic contact lenses; - Never buy contact lenses without a prescription; - Buy contact lenses from a seller that requires you to provide a prescription, whether you purchase in person or online; and - Avoid buying lenses from street vendors, convenience and dollar stores, flea markets and novelty stores.

Officials urge state’s high court not to expand same-sex marriage ruling Gov. Greg Abbott, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton last week filed a friend-of-thecourt brief with the Texas Supreme Court over issues they say were not addressed in a landmark U.S. Supreme Court case declaring same-sex marriage a fundamental right.

The three officials asked the Texas Supreme Court to accept their view that Obergefell v.

Hodges, the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 2015 decision recognizing a right to same-sex marriage “does not resolve all constitutional issues relating same-sex marriage.” The brief points to Parker v. Pigeon and related cases involving a Houston mayor’s extending benefits to same-sex spouses of city employees, and asks that a lower court’s temporary injunction preventing the extension of those benefits be reinstated.

“Both the U.S. Su-

preme Court and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit made clear that Obergefell left a host of issues unresolved,” Abbott, Patrick and Paxton asserted.

They maintained that “the traditional, Texas definition of marriage” is still in force because “a federal district court judgment against state officials does not amend the Texas Constitution or the Texas Family Code.”

Referenced in the brief is Texas Family Code Section 6.204 paragraph (c), subparagraph (2), which says “The state or an agency or political subdivision of the state may not give effect to a right or claim to any legal protection, benefit, or responsibility asserted as a result of a marriage between persons of the same sex or a civil union in this state or in any other jurisdiction.” That section of the law took effect on Sept. 1, 2003.

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The Mountain to hold cancer retreat The Mountain in Canton will hold a Retreat from Cancer event Nov. 11- 13. The event is “full of information and inspiration designed to bring hope to cancer patients,” organizers stated.

“The weekend will begin with local country artist Clay Thrash performing, dinner, and then the heartwarming story and songs of Stage 4 Colon Cancer survivor and beloved country musician, Wade Hayes.

“Saturday, Nov. 12 will start with the soulful tunes and story of award winning Blues Musician and Stage 4 Liver Cancer survivor, Curtis Salgado.

“An expert team of multidisciplinary oncology physicians including Dr. Rohan Jeyarajah, Dr. Kevin Short, Dr. Andrew Kennedy and Dr. Jim Caridi will discuss new options and treatments on the horizon.

Grammy winning artist Micki Free will take the stage with Grammy nominated producer and keyboardist, Paul Brown who will share his perspective as caregiver to his wife, Stage 4 Breast Cancer survivor, April before playing songs from the newly released album «The Flute as Therapy.»

“After lunch, there will be a relaxing yoga session with yogi master Susan Becker Reeves. Then Laurie Johnson Todd,

award winning author and Stage 4 Appendiceal Cancer survivor, who is better known as The Insurance Warrior, will give an empowering talk about overturning insurance denials. Guests will then be treated to an Old West gunfight by the Texicans before sessions of art, yoga or free time. Dinner and entertainment from Steve and Kathie Partain and Cliff Allen will end the night.

“Sunday will be all about networking and sharing stories.

Henry Lewis will start the day with Savvy Papa›s Sketches that set the tone for great life lessons. Linda Fischer, Patricia Hagerman, Suzanne Martin, Brian MacLeod, and Carolyn Murrah will talk about living with Stage 4 cancer.

Emmy winning writer and comedian, Steve Mazan, who is a stage 4 neuroendocrine cancer survivor will entertain the group. There will be open discussion about survivorship issues, plans, and hope.

The program will finish with an empowering story from Debra Davis and her son Josh Davis, award winning Elvis impersonator,” said event organizers.

For information or to register for the retreat call 877-937-7478 or vistit www.sayyestohope.org.

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Texas Star Quilters Guild releases results

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Hand quilted, applique, one person: 1st Beverly Pendergrass, Sweet and Simple (wool applique).

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Hand quilted, all other techniques, group: 1st Julia Retzloff, Calico Flower Garder with Butterflies.

Machine quilted, pieced, one person: 1st Virginia Ledbetter, Ginny’s Diamonds; 2nd Linda Mathis, Snail at Sea; HM Barb Lathem, Christmas Celebration; and 3rd Cathy Anderson, Patriotic Quilt.

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Machine quilted, applique, group: 1st Barbara McKinney, Sarah’s Valentine; 2nd Sue Norton, Hearts on a Trellis; and 2nd Paula Kirkpatrick, Texas Bluebonnets.

Machine quilted, mixed techniques, one person: 1st and Machine Merit award, Karen Denney, Red and White.

Machine quilted, mixed techniques, group: 1st Susan Murfee, Folk Art Flowers; 2nd Billie Thompson, Christmas Love to Sadie; and 3rd Billie Thompson, Christmas Love to Tinsley.

Machine quilted, all other techniques, one person: 1st Susie Heckman, Sunday School Singers; 2nd and Theme award, Elizabeth Moulton, Sunbonnet Sue; and 3rd Martha Herron, Whimsical Lighthouse.

Machine quilted Best of Show: 1st Mary Waddill, Isabella.

Machine quilted, computerized, pieced, one person: 1st Barbara Lathem, Red at Night; 2nd Linda Yarbrough, Patchwork Fun; 3rd Barbara Lathem,

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Machine quilted, pieced, group: 2nd and Machine Merit award, Elizabeth Rinks, Battle of Corinth; 3rd and Judges Choice, Elizabeth Rinks, Scraps to You; HM Mary Waddill, Junk to Gems; and HM Susie Heckman, Not Your Grandma’s Dresden Plate.

Machine quilted, computerized, pieced, group: 1st Mary Waddill, Farm Girl Vintage; HM and Machine Merit award, Bonnie Cade, Tree Farm; HM Elizabeth Rinks, Show Your Colors; and HM and Machine Merit award, Susie Heckman, Apple Pie in the Sky. Machine quilted, computerized, applique, group: 1st Beverly Pendergrass, Hearts #2; and 2nd Susie Heckman, Grandma’s Piece in a Box. Machine quilted, computerized, mixed technique, one person: 1st Deborah O’Brien, Dresden Plate; and 2nd Deborah O’Brien, Garden Charm.

Machine quilted, computerized, mixed technique, group: 1st Michelle Parker, Buda Baby; and 2nd Michelle Parker, My Dresden Plate.

Small quilts, pieced: 1st Cathy Anderson,

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Happy Day; 2nd Barbara Lathem, Movement in Squares; and 3rd Barbara Lathem, Tulips.

Small quilts, applique: 1st Susan Murfee, Calling Me Home.

Small quilts, mixed technique: 1st Deborah McFatridge, Mrs. Lincoln’s Sampler.

Best of Show, small items: 1st Deborah McFatridge, Mrs. Lincoln’s Sampler; 2nd Susan Murfee, Hocus Pocusville; and 3rd Susan Murfee, Over the River and Through the Woods.

Small items, crib quilts: 1st Cindy Stowe, X Marks the Spot; 2nd Susan Murfee, Winter Wonderland; and 3rd Ruth Nier, Ginger Jars.

Miniature items: 1st and NACQS Award of Merit, Cindy Stowe, Miniature Bubbles; 2nd Cindy Stowe, Hollow Square – Traditional; and HM and Hand Quilting Merit Award, Beverly Pendergrass, Antique Hanging Basket.

Small items, miscellaneous: 1st and Hand Merit award, Betty Thompson, Twister Table Runner; 2nd Wanda Pate, My Winter Friends; and 3rd Wanda Pate, Applique Handwork Carrying Case.

Youth: 0-9 years, 1st Tinsley Thompson, Girls Rule; 9-13 years, 1st Hannah Cade, Fruit of the Spirit; and 9-13 years, 2nd Sadie Thompson.

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PRIORITY #2: ROADS AND BRIDGES As your commissioner, this upcoming year my focus will be on roads and bridges. We will be utilizing the KSA Engineering Report. This report prioritizes the roads in order of greatest to least need of repair. Our precinct has 10 zones and each zone will have work done in order of priority. All tax payers will be able to observe the work being done by their tax dollars. If the worst roads need a total rebuild, then that is what will be done. At the same time, all routine maintenance-patching, mowing, clearing of brush-will continue daily.

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PRIORITY #4: REDUCTION OF DEBT My priority will be to reduce the $5.9 million dollar debt we currently have by $1.154 million dollars annually. By striving to get the debt to ZERO, this will free up $1.154 million dollars to be distributed among road improvements, the sheriff’s department, and all county services which are provided to the taxpayers.

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Martins Mill Parent Teacher Organization raises $50K

By Jennifer Fulgham Contributor It was another successful year as the Martins Mill fall festival came to a close. The fall festival has been an annual fundraiser for the PTO for many years, and has always been an event both students and parents look forward to. 3 The parents and community put forth so much effort to make sure this event was a success and this year was no different. Families and faculty filled

First graders Queen Lakeland Ball and King Case Lewis during the coronation Saturday, Oct. 29 during the Martins Mill fall festival.

the gymnasium Saturday, Oct. 29 to see the coronation, costume contest and get a glimpse of the class baskets available for auction. Afterward, everyone made their way to games where children played and collected prizes and candy.

The spook house has always been a crowd favorite, raising $4,374.70, the most of any class booth.

During the coronation, the first grade class raised the most money, $6,873.00.

Case Lewis and Lakeland Ball were crowned king and queen. For junior high and high school, the sophomore

class raised the most at $5,190.00.

The representatives for tenth grade were Michael Halls and Taylor Sparks.

The total amount raised during the coronation was $29,863.64.

The basket auction this year was just as impressive. Themes such as Christmas, weekend getaways and desserts always bring out the highest bidder. The eighth grade basket which was an outdoor movie night, raised $1,550 at auction. The basket included an outdoor inflatable movie screen, projector, propane heater, chairs and

various movies. The grand total of the basket auction was $9,700.

After adding up the booth sales, silent and basket auctions and all other events, the total proceeds from the festival was $50,190.69. After deducting all the expenses, payouts and various programs the PTO pays for throughout the year, the total amount left that can be spent was $25,252.84. The event has been successful because of the community involvement which ensures the children are provided with the best possible education and future.

Ryleigh Dillard as Alice with her aunt Sarah Dillard during the costume contest

Adreanne Fulgham enjoying the games during the fall festival Oct. 29 at Martins Mill.

Sophomore representatives Taylor Sparks and Michael Halls during coronation.

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The Martins Mill community gathers to enjoy the fall festival Oct. 29.

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Rhonda Adams Storytime once a week plus putting a craft together to total about 2 or 3 hours weekly.

“My favorite part about volunteering at the library is the kids. I love bringing books to life and watching their faces as I read. The smiles and hugs are the highlight of my week.”

Her least favorite part is when the children leave the program to attend kindergarten.

After watching them grow from toddlers to age 5, she said she really misses them.

Thank you Mrs. Rhonda for all you do, especially for the children, at the Van Zandt County Library.

If your child wants to read to a patient, kind and adorable audience, at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9 the library will hold Dog Days.

Also, this is the last reminder of the Friends of the Library Book Fair.

The sale takes place in the Buchanan Room of the library from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 4 and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 5.

The following donations have been made to the FOL: in memory of George Medley, by Bob and

Sandra Giles and by Dr. John and Barbara Turner; in memory of Jimmy Taylor by Ed Randolph; and in memory of Carmen White by Tom and Sharon Compton.

Come by the Van Zandt County Library and check out all the services available.

Meet the friendly and knowledgeable librarians and volunteers who are glad to help. In addition, the website www. vanzandtlibrary.org is very informative.

Even though November just arrived we are already busy working on plans for December. Our first event of the holiday season is a painting party with Erin Simmons of Art Studio Painting Parties from Canton.

The event will be at 6 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2, in the Depot Civic Center at the library. The cost of the class/party is $35. There are a limited number of spaces available for the event so you will need to contact the library to sign up to reserve your space.

Attendees are encouraged to bring a hors d’oeuvres to share with the group.

Our big event for the holiday season is our Santa visit to be held from 4: 30 to 6: 30 p.m. Dec. 3.

Santa will be at the library for pictures. You can bring your own camera and take free pictures with Santa. The Friends of the Library host this event and they will be serving cookies and punch in the Depot Civic Center that evening. This event is increasingly popular each year so we recommend that you try to get here before 6 p.m. because Santa has to leave at 6:30 p.m. so he can leave in time to be the Grand Marshall for the parade.

The best part about the holiday season at the library is the decorations. Each year the library works hard to set the mood for the holiday by decorating the library. We hope that you get the chance to stop by during the holidays to see our décor.

Just a reminder library cards are available for those who can provide proof of residence in Van Zandt County and photo identification. A guardian must sign for children ages 7-17. Regular business hours are Tuesday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 903-962-5516 for more information or visit our website at www.grandsalinelibrary.com. Follow our Facebook page, twitter (@saltcitylibrary), or webpage to find the latest information about the activities at the library.

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This week’s Storytime will focus on families.

The volunteer profile this week is about someone who puts in many hours of preparation for her job like Storytime coordinator, Rhonda Adams.

Her interest in the library began when she brought her kids to Storytime and when they entered school, she was asked to take over the program.

Mrs. Rhonda is a stayat-home mom and holds a bachelor’s degree in communication.

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Halloween comes to Storytime

There were princesses, a veterinarian, a policeman and even an Indian in attendance at Storytime at the Van Zandt County Library on Friday, Oct. 28. Ms. Rhonda was dressed as a scarecrow and read ‘Eek Halloween’ by Sandra Boynton, whose illustrations are always fun. Another book was ‘The Hallo-Wiener’ about a dachshund in a hot dog costume; this was written by Dav Pilkey who writes the Captain Underpants Series. The next book was ‘Nothing at All’ about a scarecrow. The last book was ‘Room on the Broom.’ The craft was a creepy black spider.

Storytime is held at the Van Zandt County Library, 317 First Monday Lane, Canton at 10 a.m. Friday mornings.

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receive a specially minted “Challenge Coin” to remind them of their community’s love and respect.

The coins are beautifully crafted with the Van Zandt County Seal and the motto, “Fidelity, Bravery, Integrity” on the Obverse. The motto was chosen because it epitomizes the First Responder’s duty, loyalty, fearlessness, and dedication to a higher cause than oneself. We, as Masons, also believe it echoes the moral and ethical principles of Freemasonry: Truth, relief, and Brotherly Love.

The First Responders Banquet is set for 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 12 at the Canton Civic Center. Doors will open at 6 p.m.

Local recording artists and 1950s & 60s band, Buddy & The Flashbacks, have volunteered to provide the musical entertainment before and during the meal and after the awards presentation and recognition.

With help from other individuals and civic organizations, Canton Masonic Lodge steward David Darnell will prepare a BBQ with all the fixings. Canton restaurant Buttermilks has volunteered to furnish the desserts.

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Tigers, Bulldogs claim top spots in districts From Staff Reports Van Zandt County football teams continue to make plenty of noise throughout the 2016 football season, with the most recent Friday night wrapping up district titles for both Edgewood and Wills Point and Van taking a giant leap forward at doing the same.

Regardless of outcomes Nov. 4, the county will send four teams to compete in the playoffs: Canton, Edgewood, Van and Wills Point.

Canton Over the past 15 years, much of the talk about Texas high school football has centered on the proliferation of spread based, pass heavy offenses that makes Friday night contests more closely resemble a 7 on 7 game instead of traditional 11man football.

While that may still be the case for many schools, one look at Canton’s 2016 schedule shows that the pendulum could well be beginning to swing back the other direction.

The Eagles entered play Oct. 28 against a run-heavy Emory Rains team having already crossed paths with similar offenses in Brownsboro, Mabank, Life Waxahachie, North Lamar and Ferris.

With plenty of experience already in tow, Canton did well to fend off a stiff Wildcat challenge on Friday to earn a 40-29 road win, improve to 7-2 on the season (including 3-1 overall in District 6-4A play), and secure a spot in the playoffs.

Hunter Moore finished play against Rains accounting for 454 yards of total offense, including completing 20/28 passes for 330 yards and 4 TDs. Moore also carried the ball 26 times, picking up 124 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

Tanner Moore finished as Canton’s leading receiver after totaling seven receptions for 115 yards and two touchdowns. Zach Brown picked up three receptions for 67 yards and a touchdown, and Carter Day hauled in seven passes for 61 yards.

Canton still had plenty at stake heading into the final Friday night of District 6-4A play Nov. 4, hosting Dallas Lincoln in a game to determine the second seed heading into the playoffs.

Edgewood The Edgewood Bulldogs have been among the most pleasant surprises of the local football season, improving to

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Brayden Allen of Edgewood turns on the jets without an Alba-Golden defender in sight as he makes his way along the sideline and into the end zone.

8-1 on the season and 4-0 in District 8-3A play with a decisive 38-6 win over the AlbaGolden Panthers on Senior Night Oct. 28.

Entering the season, Edgewood had finished a combined 7-15 overall during the 2014 and 2015 seasons, with four district wins between the two campaigns.

The contest against Alba was never really as close as the 32-point final margin would indicate. Edgewood took the opportunity against the Panthers to rotate in its full complement of players, giving starters an early night off.

Edgewood was scheduled to compete on the road against Winona Nov. 4. Winding the clock forward to the bi-district round of the playoffs, Edgewood, the winner of District 8-3A, would be matched up with the fourth place finisher in District 7-3A. Current standings in District 7-3A show Daingerfield in first with a 4-1 record, followed by Hooks in second at 4-2, Pewitt and Ore City in third at 3-2, and New Diana and De Kalb just outside the playoffs at 2-3 each heading into the final Friday night of the season.

Fruitvale The Fruitvale Bobcats wrapped up a strange season on the gridiron at home Oct. 28, falling just short in an 88-72

loss at the hands of Fannindel.

The Bobcats began their season a week later than every other team in the county after inclement weather caused the cancellation of the season opener.

Fruitvale overcame an early bye week to finish the season with a 1-7 record overall.

Against Fannindel, Paul Garner had finished catches for 128 yards and four touchdowns, while also adding nine carries for 59 yards. Garner

capped a busy night by helping to convert five extra points for the Bobcats.

Senior Kayle Lewis finished with eight carries for 103 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, with one reception for a 12-yard touchdown, and also totaled 118 passing yards and three touchdowns at quarterback.

Defensively, Payton Thompson finished with 15 tackles, two quarterback hurries and a fumble recovery.

Coach Casey Chase posted a note on the Fruitvale ISD website noting, “Although the season didn’t go as we had planned, I am extremely proud of the heart, effort, and resiliency these young men showed throughout the season. We dealt with low numbers and severe injuries throughout the season, but these young men showed up to work hard every day and never quit. We showed progress through each game and found some great building blocks for next year.”

Grand Saline The second to last Friday night of the 2016 regular season proved to be bittersweet for Grand Saline, with the Indians getting a much-needed 41-34 win over Quitman while also seeing their hopes for a second consecutive playoff appearance come to an end.

Trent Easley finished an efficient night under center completing 21/25 passes for 292 yards and four touchdowns, while also adding 16 carries for 89 yards and two touchdowns on the ground.

Jordan Smith had a monster game in the Grand Saline vic-

tory, catching a game-high 12 passes for 146 yards and a touchdown. Connor Lowe finished the game with four catches for 85 yards and a touchdown and Chris Wilson finished with two receptions for 22 yards and two scores.

Defensively, Sammy Palma and Luis Guajardo led the way with 11 tackles each, and Braven Holden and Judson Truett each registered interceptions.

The Indians had an opportunity to finish the season with a .500 record, hosting Farmersville Nov. 4 with a 4-5 record overall.

Van After building up a 20-point advantage at halftime, the undefeated Van Vandals withstood a furious second half rally by the visiting Kaufman Lions to move another step closer toward a possible District 8-4A, Division I championship as they outlasted Kaufman, 3314, in the home season finale at Van’s Memorial Stadium.

Against Kaufman, the Vandals finished the contest with 22 first downs and 489 yards of total offense featuring 241 yards rushing and 248 yards passing.

Quarterback Garrett Moseley accounted for 441 total yards and five touchdowns as he carried the ball 23 times for 193 yards rushing and one TD and completed 11 out of 14 passes for 248 yards and four TD’s.

“Garrett Moseley ran and threw the football well,” said Moffatt. “He had some huge runs including some third See FOOTBALL, 2B

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Tiger captains Caden Bennett, Lamont Thomas, Brody Bushnell and Sloan Rodberg make their way to midfield for the coin toss.

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Van, Wills Point bumped from volleyball playoffs The field of Van Zandt County volleyball playoff qualifiers was cut down from three to one Nov. 1, with District 13-4A rivals Van and Wills Point edged out of the playoffs by talented teams from Pleasant Grove and Paris North Lamar respectively.

Fruitvale, already credited with a bi-district title after a first-round bye, was scheduled to get its first taste of postseason action Nov. 5.

Fruitvale Due to a quirk in the UIL’s grouping of 1A and 2A teams for district play, the Fruitvale

Lady Cats entered the season in the unique position of having already qualified for the playoffs in the 1A classification without even taking the court.

Fruitvale played host to Eustace Oct. 28 in anticipation of an Area round match against Union Hill Nov. 5. The playoff game between the Lady Cats and Lady Dogs was scheduled to be played in Winona, with first serve scheduled for 5 p.m.

Van The Van Lady Vandals entered the playoffs with one of the youngest teams in the area, carrying just two seniors into

bi-district round play after finishing as the third overall seed in District 13-4A with a 5-5 record.

Van faced a tough task in its playoff opener Nov. 1, taking on a Pleasant Grove Hawks team that entered bi-district being ranked just out of the top 25 in the most recent Texas Girls Coaches Association 4A Poll after finishing as the runner-up in District 14-4A play.

Pleasant Grove played up to its ranking against the Lady Vandals, getting off to a fast start and never looking back in a 25-14, 25-19, 25-15 win over Van.

Players suiting up for the final time in a Lady Vandal volleyball uniform included M’Kenna Daniel and Carlie Jarman.

Wills Point The Wills Point Lady Tigers are no stranger to upending higher ranked teams in postseason play, having pulled of the trick three times in recent seasons: against Paris Lady Cats in both 2012 and 2013 and Kaufman Lady Lions (in 2014) The Lady Tigers had the opportunity to add another team to the growing list Nov. 1, taking on a Paris North Lamar

team that entered the postseason with a sterling 30-6 record overall this season and a 14th place ranking among all 4A teams in the state according to the most recent Texas Girls Coaches Association Weekly Poll.

Despite some gritty play, Wills Point could not get over the hump against the Lady Panthers, falling in three sets: 25-10, 25-20, 25-18.

Players suiting up for the final time in a Lady Tiger uniform included Kamree Clark, Gaby Gonzalez, Kelsey James, Darya Ross, Emily Smith and Hannah Wright.

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down pickups that were critical.”

Defensively, the Vandals forced two Lion turnovers, a fumble and an interception, and held Kaufman to 210 total offensive yards.

Defensive statistics from the Kaufman game were recently released by the Vandal coaching staff and the numbers included: Cooper Bledsoe, 13 unassisted tackles, nine assisted tackles, one fumble recovery and one interception; Sam Reeves, eight unassisted tackles, five assisted tackles, two tackles for losses and one fumble caused; Jake Kellam, seven unassisted tackles and three assisted

tackles; Tanner Hopkins, five unassisted tackles, four assisted tackles, two tackles for losses and one fumble caused; Michael Huffer, five unassisted tackles and four assisted tackles; Cristian Lemus, five unassisted tackles and five assisted tackles Coach Jared Moffatt’s Vandals, ranked number eight in the state in Class 4A, according to the Associated Press, were 9-0 overall and 5-0 in district play heading into play against the Terrell Tigers in Terrell Nov. 4.

Wills Point Wills Point has shown plenty of resiliency throughout the 2016 season, bouncing back from an 0-4 start and season ending injuries to multiple key contributors to run off five consecutive wins and claim the top spot in District 6-4A. The latest chapter to Wills Point’s story was written at Forester Field on Friday night, with the Tigers facing off against a Dallas Lincoln team that entered play with an identical 3-0 record in district play.

Down a quarterback due to an injured ankle suffered by Caden Bennett near the final stages of Wills Point’s 21-7

win over Emory Rains Oct. 21, the Tigers got a solid performance under center from junior quarterback Tyler James in a 24-22 come from behind win over Lincoln that wrapped up the top seed in district play.

Tyler James completed 11/18 passes for 136 yards, including a touchdown and an interception.

Brandon Smith finished with 19 rushes for 102 yards and two touchdowns on the ground, and four receptions for 68 yards in the receiving game. Nathan Johnson tied Smith for the team lead in receptions with four, totaling 42 yards and scoring the game-winning touchdown with less than a minute to play.

Defensive leaders for the Tigers included Sloan Rodberg with 16 tackles, Tyriq Burnett and Trey Patterson with 11 tackles each, Ben Bradshaw with nine and Justin Edwards and Emmitt Eckler with eight each.

Edwards finished with Wills Point’s lone sack, while Rodberg forced two fumbles, and Burnett and Bradshaw caused one each.

Wills Point was scheduled to be home Nov. 4

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Hunter Moore had a hand in all six Canton touchdowns during play against the Emory Rains Wildcats Oct. 28. for a game against the visiting Ferris Yellowjackets. A win over Ferris would give Wills Point its first undefeated district slate since the 2009 Tigers accomplished the feat.

Game results will be posted on our Facebook pages as soon as they become available, and complete game recaps from games will be published in the Nov. 13 edition of the Van Zandt News.

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Martin’s Mill ISD will hold a public meeting to discuss the FIRST ( Financial Integrity Rating System of Texas) Rating on Wednesday, November 16, 2016 at 6:30 p.m. in the MMISD Board room. The meeting will be to explain the district’s performance in accordance with Title 19, Texas administrative Code, Section 109.1005 in which the district received a score of 100.

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NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE BTA Self Storage, 21752 East US Hwy 80 Wills Point, Tx. 75169 will hold a public auction of property being sold to satisfy landlords lien at 1 p.m. on 11/14/2016.

Property description includes household furnishings, boxes, chairs, tables, clothes, totes, misc.

Property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash.

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City of Canton is accepting applications for FULL-TIME lot coordinator. Must be able to perform a full range of clerical functions related to First Monday, including but not limited to, answering phone, lot rentals, rental payments, mail outs, etc. Excellent verbal skills and experience working with the public a must. High school diploma required.

Applications accepted until position is filled. A City of Canton application must be completed to be considered for this application. Salary DOQ. EOE. Applications available in person or online at www.cantontx.gov. Submit applications to: Human Resources, P.O. Box 245, 24980 State Hwy 64 E. Canton, TX 75103 Phone: 903-567-1841 Fax: 903-567-1793 Email: djohnson@cantontex.com

is currently seeking either male or female applicants for the positions of Detention Officers; Medical Personnel; Dispatch; and Peace Officer; Minimum requirements for all positions: High School Diploma or equivalence, must possess a valid Texas Drivers’ License; pass a back ground investigation to include Criminal history, and past employment check, medical and psychological evaluations and possible polygraph. Medical Personal Legal Notice are required to have to have either: EMT-B, EMT-P, MA, LVN, or RN license.

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Legal Notice LEGAL NOTICE RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS HEARINGS DIVISION Oil and Gas Docket No. 05-0302041 October 26, 2016 THE APPLICATION OF JAMEX, INC. TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF UNITIZATION AND SECONDARY RECOVERY AUTHORITY FOR THE PROPOSED FRUITVALE WATERFLOOD UNIT, FRUITVALE FIELD, VAN ZANDT COUNTY, TEXAS NOTICE OF HEARING

Date, Location, and Place of Hearing – Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, December 2, 2016, at the offices of the Railroad Commission of Texas, (Commission) located in the William B. Travis State Office Building, at 1701 N. Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas, in a room number to be assigned and posted on the bulletin board in the First Floor Lobby.

In addition, please check the Weekly Hearing Schedule on the Commission website at: http://www.rrc.texas.gov/hearings/hearing-schedules/2016/ by 5:00 p.m. the day prior to the hearing to confirm that the hearing will go forward as scheduled. If the hearing is not concluded on the day it commences, the hearing will be continued from day to day and the location will be announced on the record of this proceeding until concluded.

Purpose of Hearing - to appear and present evidence and consider all issues of fact and law raised in or relevant to the referenced Application. The issues that may be addressed at the hearing include, but are not limited to, the following:

1.The legality and effect of the Applicant’s hearing request is referenced in Appendix A of this Notice of Hearing;

2.Any and all other issues raised in the pleadings, evidence, or argument that are necessary for the Commission to render a final decision on the merits of this case, and in regard to Conservation and Prevention of Waste of Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas in the State of Texas.

To Appear in Support or Opposition - All persons or parties supporting or opposing this Application and intending to participate in the hearing by presenting sworn testimony, documentary and demonstrative evidence regarding any issue of law or fact, shall appear in person or by his/her representative, and must complete and file with the Commission, Docket Services, the enclosed “Notice of Intent to Appear at Hearing in Protest” form at least Five (5) working days prior to the hearing date in this Notice of Hearing. THIS FORM IS REQUIRED EVEN IF A PRIOR WRITTEN RESPONSE WAS SUBMITTED TO THE PREVIOUSLY ISSUED “NOTICE OF APPLICATION.” A copy of the Notice of Intent to Appear at Hearing form should be served on the Applicant and any other parties of record. Your failure to appear will not prevent the Commission from taking action on this application. If the Applicant fails to appear at the hearing, the application may be dismissed without further notice or opportunity for hearing.

Legal Authority and Jurisdiction– The Commission has jurisdiction over Applicant and over the matters at issue in this proceeding pursuant to TEX. NAT. RES. CODE ANN Title 3, Subtitles A, B, and C, TEX. WATER CODE ANN. Chapters 26, 27 and 29, and TEX. GOVT CODE, Chapter 2001.

Particular Statutes and Rules Involved - The statutes and rules applicable to this proceeding include but are not limited to the following: • All sections of TEX. NAT. RES. CODE, Title 3, Subtitles A, B, and C; • All Commission rules in 16 TEX. ADMIN. CODE, Chapters 1 and 3; • Statutes and rules referenced in “Appendix A,” if any, to this Notice of Hearing; and • To access the Commission’s Statewide Rules, start from the Commission’s Home Page, Click on “Legal” (upper right side of page) and follow the path:

Rules, Current Rules, T.A.C. Chapter 3, Rule Number.

Continuance of Hearing - Any request for continuance of this hearing must be received no later than five (5) working days prior to the hearing date. Copies of such request must be forwarded to all parties shown on the service list. Persons planning on attending this hearing are urged to contact the Applicant listed on the attached Service List immediately prior to the hearing date to ensure that the hearing will proceed on the scheduled date.

Hearing and Application Information - Questions regarding this application may be addressed to the Applicant’s representative referenced in Appendix A. Questions regarding the hearing procedure may be addressed to the Commission, Docket Services, at (512)463-6848. Additional information about the hearing process can be found at www.rrc.texas.gov/hearings. In accordance with TEX. GOV’T CODE ANN. §2001.061 and 16 TEX. ADMIN. CODE § 1.6, ex parte communications (e.g. phone calls and emails) with the Hearings Examiners and Commissioners are prohibited.

Written Transcript of the Hearing - If any party desires a written transcript of the hearing by a Court Reporter, that party should notify the Commission, Docket Services, at (512) 4636848 at least five (5) working days in advance of the hearing date. If the Examiner or a party requests a written transcript, the Commission may assess the cost to one or more parties.

Hearing Exhibits - All exhibits filed as part of the hearing record must be clearly marked and submitted in duplicate. If exhibits admitted in prior proceedings are offered for admission, a copy of such exhibit properly identified shall be submitted for this record.

Auxiliary Aids or Services for Persons with a Disability - Any individual with a disability who needs auxiliary aids and services in order to have an equal opportunity to effectively communicate and participate in the hearing must request such aids or services at least two weeks prior to the hearing by notifying the Human Resources Department of the Commission by mail at P. O. Box 12967, Austin, Texas 78711-2967 or by telephone at (512) 463-6981 or TDD No. (800) 735-2989.

Audio/Visual Computer Set-up Presentation - All requests for setting up a presentation will need to be made in writing no less than three business days prior to the hearing date.

Please contact the Commission’s Docket Services, at (512) 463-6848, to complete a Presentation Setup Help Desk Questionnaire Form.

Service List for this Application is available for inspection at the Railroad Commission’s offices in the William B. Travis State Office Building, Hearing Division, Docket Services, Room 12-123, 1701 North Congress Avenue, Austin, Texas 78701.

APPENDIX A”

This hearing will be held to consider the application of Jamex, Inc. for the unitization of various leases into the proposed Fruitvale Waterflood Unit, pursuant to Texas Natural Resources Code ANN §§101.001-101.052. The proposed unit is comprised of 27 tracts of land covering 2906.2054 acres located approximately 5 miles north of Canton & includes 13 existing wellbores, all completed in the Fruitvale Field, Van Zandt County. The proposed unitized interval is the Travis Peak Formation between the depths of 8532-8700' as shown on the electric log for the Magnolia Pet. - J. H. Phillips No. 1 Well (API No. 42-467-01027). Approval of the requested unitization is necessary to facilitate the proposed waterflood operation which is expected to result in increased oil production.

If you have any questions regarding this application, please contact the Applicant’s representative, George Neale, at (512) 477-1976. If you have any questions regarding the hearing procedure, please contact Railroad Commission Docket Services at (512) 463-6848.

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WILLS POINT CHEVROLET 620 Houston St. • Wills Point, TX

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Dr. Ann Aduddell

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Canton Herald Since 1882

103 E. Tyler Street • Canton, Texas

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Texas Tech-Oklahoma St.

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Canton (903) 567-7711

989 S. Oak (FM 314) • Van, TX

EACH WEEK

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207 W. Pine Street • Edgewood

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WE 58 47 44 42 21

THEY 7 28 57 70 50

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Or bring by Van Zandt News offices in Canton (Canton Herald office) 103 E. Tyler on the Square or in Wills Point (Wills Point Chronicle office) 109 N. 5th before 4:30 p.m. of the Thursday preceding the games.

For more information call (903) 873-2525.

VAN VANDALS DATE OPPONENT Aug. 26 Mineola Sept. 2 Princeton Sept. 9 Lindale Sept. 16 Palestine Sept. 23 Crandall* Sept. 30 Athens* Oct. 7 Brownsboro* Oct. 14 Mabank* Oct. 21 OPEN Oct. 28 Kaufman* Nov. 4 Terrell* * Denotes District Games

WILLS POINT TIGERS

PLACE There Here Here There Here There Here There

WE 41 56 56 38 44 44 49 47

THEY 21 28 14 21 6 13 7 0

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DATE OPPONENT PLACE Aug. 26 Tyler Chapel Hill There Sept. 2 Carrollton Here Sept. 9 Mineola There Sept. 16 Tatum There Sept. 23 Hillsboro Here Sept. 30 OPEN Oct. 7 Dallas Roosevelt*There Oct. 14 Canton* There Oct. 21 Rains* Here Oct. 28 Dallas Lincoln* There Nov. 4 Ferris* Here * Denotes District Games

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Serving Van Zandt County Over 40 Years U. of Minnesota-Nebraska

415 W. Frank St Grand Saline, TX 75140

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Fairway Shoe Store 246 N. 4th Street Wills Point, TX

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Office …

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Serving Van Zandt County and All of East Texas

Tulsa-Navy

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Van Zandt News

308 N. 4th St. • Wills Point • (903) 873-2700

MITCHELL’S CANTON MOBIL

Intersection of Hwy. 64 & 19 • Canton • (903) 567-2203

Since 1982

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N. Carolina St.-Syracuse

Since 1976

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Hwy. 80

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400 W. Hwy. 243 • Canton, TX

103 E. Tyler Street • Canton • (903) 567-4000 or 109 N. 5th Street • Wills Point • (903) 873-2525

THEY 26 29 36 28 14

903-567-4108

483 VZ CR 4111 — Canton, TX 75103

WILLS POINT FORD Canton Guide

WE 9 16 3 9 20

USC-U. of Washington

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Daily Breakfast & Lunch Specials

Cincinnati-NY Giants

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101 E.S. Houston St. • Edgewood, TX

SFA-Houston Baptist

(903) 567-7601

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1401 W. South Commerce Street Wills Point, Texas

Longest lasting cleaners in Van Zandt County

Contest No. 12 Deadline Nov. 10

Goode’s Service Station VAN BANNER

Canton & Wills Point

J’S FOOD MART

Mailing Address___________________________________________________

WWW.URENTITSALESANDSERVICE.COM

Mr. D’s Oil Change Centers

SMU-E. Carolina

NOV. 10 - 14

DATE OPPONENT Aug. 26 Como Pickton Sept. 2 New Diana Sept. 9 Winona Sept. 16 Edgewood Sept. 23 Mt Vernon* Sept. 30 OPEN Oct. 7 Commerce* Oct. 14 Winnsboro* Oct. 21 Mineola* Oct. 28 Quitman* Nov. 4 Farmersville* * Denotes District Games

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These Contest Games Will Be Played

GRAND SALINE INDIANS

Established in 1979

General Dentistry

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“Just Get To The Point.. We Make Car Buying Easy”

903-873-2561 866-873-2561 Toll Free

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DATE OPPONENT Aug. 26 Trinity Christian Sept. 2 Leverett’s Chapel Sept. 9 OPEN Sept. 16 Exel Lions Sept. 23 Trinidad Sept. 30 Milford Oct. 7 Tioga* Oct. 14 Savoy* Oct. 21 Campbell* Oct. 28 Fannindel* Nov. 4 Irving Universal* * Denotes District Games

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Chicago-Tampa Bay

Houston-Jacksonville

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No photocopies will be accepted.

Odds of winning is determined by number of participants.

No purchase is necessary.

The decisions by judges will be final.

Contestants must be 18 years of age or older.

We are not responsible for illegible or misdirected entries.

Void where prohibited by law.

Winners are limited to no more than two wins during the football contest season.

EDGEWOOD BULLDOGS

WE THEY 56 36 42 41 33 24 49 14 12 42

CONTEST VAN ZANDT NEWS

Sunday, November 6, 2016

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Horse, Dog, Ca le, Chicken, Wildbird, Pig, Fish, gardening items, seeds & fertilizers. Organic feeds available

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903-368-2395

Air Conditioning

Jeff Corey

Air Conditioning • Heating Electrical

Large coverage area from North Texas, Southern Oklahoma and parts of Arkansas

301 Corky Boyd Avenue WILLS POINT, TX 75169

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FARM DIESEL

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Project Manager

903.873.3716 903.355.1340 Cell

330 E.S. Commerce (Hwy. 80) WILLS POINT

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www.advancedconstructionwebsite.com

Mitchell Oil Co.

Sunday, November 6, 2016

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Local runners advance to Regionals

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Under the direction of Coach Marta Morgan, the Canton Eaglette cross country team qualified for the State Cross Country Meet. Team members include: Darby Pruitt, Morgan Palmer, Juliana Bratcher, Taylor Marshall, Claire Boyd, Kristin Neystel and, not pictured, Karen James.

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Edgewood’s Cody Delarosa won first overall at the Regional Cross Country Meet, qualifying to compete at the 3A State Cross Country Meet for the second consecutive year.

Cordale Harrison, flanked by assistant coach Brittani Engebretson Fowler and head coach Marta Morgan, qualified to compete at the State Cross Country Meet in Round Rock Nov. 12.

Van Zandt County will be well represented at this year’s State Cross Country Meet, with Canton, Edgewood, and Martins Mill all qualifying at least one runner to race against the best in Texas Nov. 12 in Round Rock.

No team will send more runners to State than Canton, which qualified its entire girls team and a varsity boys runner.

Canton’s varsity girls team finished third overall at the Regional Cross Country Meet led by individual runner-up Karen James in a time of 11:39. Teammate Juliana Bratcher was close behind, finishing in fifth with a time of 11:56, followed by Taylor Marshall in 12:47, Darby Pruitt in 12:47, Claire Boyd in 13:15, Kristin Neystel in 13:56, and Morgan Palmer in 14:21. This trip to Round Rock will be the first for the Lady Running Eagles since 2000.

Cordale Harrison will also be competing at the State Meet after finishing 22nd overall with a time of 17:29 in the varsity boys division.

Edgewood and Martins Mill will each send experienced runners to the State Meet in the form of Cody Delarosa and Sammy Sierra.

Delarosa, a State qualifier last year, did so again by winning first overall at the 3A

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Sammy Sierra finished 5th overall at the Regional Cross Country Meet, qualifying to compete at the State Meet for the third consecutive year.

Regional Meet. At the 2015 State Meet, Delarosa posted the best finish by a Van Zandt County runner by placing 22nd overall with a time of 17:25.64.

Sammy Sierra of Martins Mill will be among the most decorated runners to compete at the State Meet, finishing fifth at the Regional Meet to earn his third consecutive trip to Round Rock. Sierra placed 131st overall in the 2A Boys division at the State Meet in 2015.

Myers of Mineola wins Football Contest No. 10 With a winning percentage of 78, Scott Myers of Mineola is the winner of Football Contest No. 9 in the Van Zandt News.

Myers will receive $50 worth in coupons redeemable at the participating merchants on the contest pages.

Contest winners are asked to call 903-567-4000 to make arrangements to pick up their coupons.

The contest pages for Contest No. 12, the final football contest of the season, can be found in the middle of the sports section in this issue of the News.

The rules of the contest are

as follows: In each advertiser’s space on the page is the name of the two teams (high school, college or pro) who will oppose each other in the coming week.

You should circle the name of the team you believe will win in each ad.

The person selecting the most correct games for that week will be the winner.

Winners each week will receive $50 worth of coupons redeemable at the participating merchants’ stores or payable on bank loans only with participating banks. The coupons

cannot be exchanged for cash or deposited as cash.

Entries must be turned into the Van Zandt News offices before 4:30 p.m. Thursday preceding the games. You can also mail in your entry at P. O. Box 577, Canton, Texas 75103 or P. O. Box 60, Wills Point, Texas 75169.

In the event of a tie, the “tiebreaker” game will decide the winner. The correct winning team must be selected and the person closest to the winning margin is the winner.

If the “tie-breaker” game fails to break the deadlock, the cou-

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pons will be divided equally among the winners.

Winners are limited to no more than two wins during the football contest season.

There is a limit of two entries per family per week. Multiple entries must be submitted separately. The decisions by the judges are final.

Finishing second in Football Contest No. 10 were Judy Grimes of Canton, David Moffatt of Canton, Allan Holloway of Canton and Caitlyn Bambico of Terrell.

Placing third were D’Wayne Williams of Grand Saline,

Lindsay Roland of Wills Point, Dewayn Carter of Wills Point and Mike Wheeler of Canton.

Finishing fourth were Doug Grimes of Canton, Rob Driskill of Van and Michael Banks of Canton.

Other top finishers in Football Contest No. 10 included Ross Hall of Lindale, Ronnie Herron of Canton, Joe Crawford of Canton, Bobby Mayne of Van, Glenda Williams of Grand Saline and Nell Carter of Wills Point.

The winner of Football Contest No. 11 will be announced in the Nov. 13 issue of the News.

Taking flight

HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS

HUMP DAY HUDDLE! Keep up with the latest in high school sports every Wednesday at 10 a.m., Noon and 5 p.m. on KWJB / 95.1 FM or 1510 AM. Or you can stream on KWJB.com and on the KWJB free phone app available from Google play or the Apple iTunes Store.

The one hour show will be hosted by David Barber with the Van Zandt News and KWJB’s very own Buzz Brother T.A. Hale.

Barber and Hale will provide game results from the previous week along with a sneak peek at the week ahead for Van Zandt County and East Texas teams.

Photos courtesy Kenny Robertson/ Rice Athletics Communications

David Barber

Van Zandt Newspapers

T.A. Hale

KWJB Buzz Brother

Former Edgewood standout Jackson Tyner (14) made his collegiate debut for the Rice Owls Oct. 29, leading the team on an 88-yard scoring drive, and scoring a touchdown on a 2-yard run against Louisiana Tech.

Edgewood grad Jackson Tyner scored his first collegiate touchdown on a 2-yard run against Louisiana Tech Oct. 29. Tyner finished his first game completing 4/5 passes for 54 yards while also adding three rushes for 14 yards.