PENDING CiscoPress-EastlandTelegram-RangerTimes-RisingStar www.e-cinc.com Thursday, January 28, 2010 EASTLAND HOMES AND LOTS $16,500 - 2 BR, 1 bath frame home, corner lot. $28,500 - 3/2 frame home. Workshop, CH/A, storage bldg., fenced back yard, close to schools and hospital. Approx. 1743 sq. ft. $41,000 - 2 BR, 1 bath, garage, fence, patio. $72,000 - 3 BR, 2 bath frame home on corner lot. CH/A, laundry room, formal dining room, approx. 1800 sq. ft., private fenced back yard. $72,000 - 3/2/1 Brick & wood siding home. Central heat/air, carpet, 2 lots, storage room in carport. Good neighborhood. $78,500 - 4 BR, 2 bath frame home. CH/A, 2 car carport attached. Storage room. Close to hospital and clinic. Approx. 1956 sq. ft. $85,000 - Fresh on the market!! Brick 3/2 on 18 lots with lg. oak trees. It has a detached 2 car garage with a workshop, lg. living room and fenced backyard. $425,000 - 3 BR, 3.5 bath brick home. Sits on golf course at Lone Cedar Country Club. 3 car garage, view is beautiful. $72,000 - 3/2 frame home, approx. 1800 sq. ft. central heat & air. Hardwood floors, big back yard. RANGER HOMES AND LOTS $28,000 - 3 BR, 1 bath frame home on main street. Needs work. $27,500 - LOTS 11 Lots in subdivision with great views. These lots are different sizes and have city utilities. They will be sold as a package. $16,000 - 8 nice lots located in good location with available utilities. $32,500 - 2 BR, 1 bath, garage, shed, metal shop, carport, large fenced backyard with metal privacy fence on one side. Window units and space heaters. Approx. 1244 sq. ft. $43,500 - 4/1.5 frame home, 2 car carport, approx. 3896 sq. ft. $55,000 - You need to see this very nice 3/2 with lg. living/dining room, den, covered patio, privacy fence and lg. heavy duty metal carport. This home is very nice and priced right. $79,900 - 4 BR, 3 bath, 2 story brick home. Approx. 3,600 sq. ft. 2 car garage, 2 car carport, large fenced lot. Very nice corner lot in a good location. $89,000 - 3/2/2, Brick, move-in ready home. Well groomed yard, covered parking for RV/boat, 3 storage bldgs., vacant lot in back goes with property. $138,000 - 5 BR, 5 bath frame 2-story home. Located on Main St. close to town. CH/A, small apartment on same lot which could be rented. Lots of potential. RISING STAR-OLDEN-CARBON-CISCO STRAWN-GORMAN-MINGUS-BRECKENRIDGE Strawn - $69,500, 3 BR, 2 bath frame home. CH/A, 2 car attached garage w/ closed in breezeway. Workshop, large lot fenced. Kokomo - $49,500 - 3 BR, 2 bath frame Ranch/farm house. One acre, close to Gorman on FM 2689, guest quarters, handicap ramp in two entrances, 2 car detached garage. Strawn - $42,500 - 1/1.5/2 frame home. Metal roof, new counter tops in kitchen, new storm windows, bathroom fixtures updated. Above ground pool. Guest house. Several lots. Strawn - $78,000 - 3 BR. 1 bath frame home. Built in 1940. Refurbished. Built- in kitchen, breakfast nook, formal dining room, fireplace, central heat and air. Corner lot, covered concrete patio. 2 car carport. Tin roof. HOMES WITH ACREAGE $295,000 - Approx. 90 acres with 3/2 frame home. Approx. 10 acre lake stocked with bass, crappie, catfish. Remainder of property is covered with various trees including large oak trees. $150,000 - 2/1 frame home with siding on 3.81 acres. CH/A, very nice kitchen, den, formal LR, large master bedroom, lots of closets, small apartment in back, two large metal barns with closed in breezeway in between. Corral, great location S. of Eastland. $240,000 - 3/2 rock home on 6 acres. Garage and 2 car carport, corral, cattle shed, large metal building w/2 drive doors. Large metal shed. One stock pond. Water well. In Stephens County. $250,000 - 3/2/2 Brick home. Approx. 5 years old. 5 acres, Sprinkler system, water well, garden spot. In Ranger off 571. $310,000 - Approx. 50 acres with 2 BR, 1 bath, totally remodeled house, wood floors, central heat/air, ceiling fans, barns, workshop, cellar, new pump-house, all with electricity. Perfect weekend get-away or hunting property. $315,000 - Feel at home in the country in this 3/3 frame home with a jacuzzi great room, large metal carpet that will house 2 motor homes, 4 cars, 12 acres with Real Estate 10235A I-20 Eastland, TX 76448 254-629-1076 www.unitedcountry.com large pond. Survey available. Very scenic. $400,000 - 3 BR, 2 bath brick home. Approx. 4100 sq. ft. Built in 1980s. Rugged 100 acres, great hunting. Private setting. $499,900 - GREATLY REDUCED! BRING US AN OFFER - Very nice brick homeon 134.69 acres. Located only 1 1/2 hours from Fort Worth. Home is located on a hill and has a very beautiful view of the country. The home has a covered patio and courtyard with an extra building that could be an office, crafts room or playhouse. There is also a large metal building that could be used for workshop or game room. It has electricity and is stubbed for plumbing. The property is excellent deer hunting and has 3 tanks with one stocked with bass and catfish. There is some coastal bermudagrass in the back of the property. This would be a great horse, cattle or hunting place. $1.2M - Approx. 10 to 200 acres with a 4900 + sq. ft. brick home. Covered patio, courtyard, servant quarters, 100’ by 100’ barn. Workshop, two studies and much more. Acreage includes good soil, coastal bermuda, 15 acre lake and ponds. Owner financing and lease options available. 2.1M - Approx. 650 acres located in Comanche County. FM 2921. 2 BR, 2 bath metal frame cabin. Approx. 1400 sq. ft., another 30 x 70 metal bldg. with loft. 300 acres improved grasses and 350 acres wooded. Lots of wildlife, deer, turkey, ducks, hog. 3 Lakes and 12 ponds all stocked with black bass. ACREAGE Reduced to $590,000 Nothing Like This!!! 200 acres of well established Coastal and Tifton with two large ponds. Irrigation equipment and electricity. Water available. Great frontage would make excellent homesite. Located on 2526, call for details!! $480,000 - Approx. 160 acres coastal grass, 2 stock ponds, water well, working pens. Will owner finance. $304,350 - Approx. 101.45 acres, all coastal grass, 3 water wells, irrigation equip. goes. Near Carbon. $1,358,000 - Approx. 560 acres. 92 acres of cultivation. Good for livestock or hunting. Lots of hog. 4 ponds, community water, rolling elevation. Access from I-20 and FM 2945. $736,000 - Approx. 320 acres. Beautiful oak trees, approx. 70 acres of coastal grass. Cross fenced. Farm house is used for rental. 2 barns, 4 ponds. Good hunting and good land for cattle grazing. $679,000 - Approx. 280 acres. Beautiful terrain with high elevations. Very secluded and excellent hunting. 2 food plots. Small catch pen. No minerals and no production. $621,000 - Approx. 270 acres. 1/2 mile of paved road frontage. Versatile hunting or grazing. Ponds are stocked with fish. Morton Valley water supply membership paid. Scattered trees. $552,000 - Approx. 240 acres. Coastal grass and improved pasture on 65 acres. Excellent hunting in this area. Access to city water. County road fronts two sides. $517,000 - Approx. 225 acres. County Road frontage. Over half of the property is heavily wooded. $282,500 - Approx. 113 acres. 30 acres is wooded at back side. Balance is improved coastal. Located on Hwy. 2731, Off of Hwy. 183. $249,775 - Approx. 103 acres coastal grass. 3 irrigation wells. fenced. CR 295 Carbon. LOTS, COMMERCIAL $750,000 - NORTH SHORE RV PARK, 56 hookups, power house pedestals make hook up quick & easy. Wireless internet. Stocked pond. Lake Leon waterfront. $33,000 - 7R Ranch Lot - 1.12 acres, incredible canyon view from this lot, stock lakes, horse stables, trails, hiking, biking and other amenities. $62,500 - Cisco, old bank bldg. on Conrad Hilton, own a piece of history. Still has old safe. $32,900 - 7R - Ranch Lot - 1.15 acres, beautiful canyon & valley view, many amenities in developments. Carbon - $8,000, graveled and fenced lot, near Leon Valley Gate Co. bldg. Carbon - $6,000, lot that could be used for dblw, etc. $26,000 - Large commercial building on Main Street, corner lot. Fixtures and inventory are included with this general store. Garage bay with rollup door. $250,000 - Mobile Home Park, approx. 7 acres, 24 lots, new water lines, aerobic system. PRICE REDUCED $57,000 - Great Eastland location on West Main. Rock building previously used as office on Main Street. Building is one room. Bathroom entrance is on the exterior. Larger lot suitable for additions. $220,000 - Self serve gas station on .574 ac frontage on 3 sides. Two 10,000 gal. underground tanks. Both tanks meet all current standards from state. Located in growth area of Eastland. Come by our ofce and pick up a United Country Sampler and review all our listings. Linda Martin 433-1398 Broker - Johnny Shawn Wells 631-1652 Jan Smith 629-2954 SOLD Please Find Time To Get Around TUIT and assume the responsibility of reporting your club, community, team, neighborhood to THIS newspaper. Color, black & white photographs welcome! Newspaper Deadlines Midweek Monday @ 5 PM Weekend Thursday @ 5 PM SOLD SOLD SOLD P062046 12/06 Call me and I’ll help you get the right life insurance for you and your family. For life insuran ce, call a good neighbor. State Farm Life Insurance Company (Not licensed in MA, NY or WI), State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company (Licensed in NY and WI) - Bloomington, IL st a t e f arm . c o m ® Clint Coffee ChFC CLU, Agent 959 E Main St Eastland, TX 76448 Bus: 254-629-1222 clint@clintcoffee.com SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD PENDING Clint Coffee 254-629-1222 104 Dr. John Glenn Chiropractic/Acupuncture 405 E. Commerce Eastland, TX 76448 Previous Patients Will Receive 50% Off I’ll Come To You If Needed 1-806-683-9990 4-10 Up Town Salon 609 W. Sadosa St. Eastland, TX Open Tuesday - Saturday Stylists: Tena Van Devender & Loren Strube Men, Women & Children Are Welcome 4-14 Walk-in or call 629-8376 for appt. PENDING By Betty Fisher Large crowd today, 40, and lots of food. It was Birthday Day. The Rising Star Nursing Center, represented by Lori Osborn and Kathy Davis R.N. [ doing BPs and Blood sugars ] , and Karel Soto, and Donna McIntire brought gifts for the birthday people and food for the table. Thelma Gilliland was present today, and the only one with a January birthday. There- fore, she won the gifts without opposition. Eula said she went to church Sunday! Which reminded me, Thelma Ford was telling me about her grandchildren win- ning Grand Champion and Reserve Champion goat at one of the Shows!!!!!!!! Congrat- ulations little Fords. They just happen to be my cousins. Art’s anyway. Folks tell me I can always manage to nd relatives all around here ! Let’s see, I be- lieve Thelma’s son married Bil- ly Epley’s daughter. I missed my friend, Maria Jones today. Her daughter-in- law, Gwen Eberhart , called ear- lier in the morning. Gwen told me she had attended a funeral in the Metroplex last weekend. She asked if I remembered the Methodist Church pastor, Bob Cook, who was here in the late fifties. Unfortunately , I did not recall Mr. Cook. To make a long story short, for you who do remember him, his body was in- terred in the National Cemetery in Dallas. Maria went along and visited with her sister in Grand Prairie. We missed Maria today at Seniors. Condolences to the Cook family. And speaking of winners, I won the rst game of “Baby Bingo” at a shower last Sun- day. I am wearing the pretty pink bracelet I chose as my prize! Congratulations to the young mother to be. Linda Huddleston told me her good news was that she might get out of her cast this coming week. Cecil Funderburgh was with us today, and announced his candidacy for Eastland County Clerk in the coming election. He has been our East- land County Sheriff for the last few years. His wife was ill, and could not make the trip today, but he promised to return soon and bring her with him. Delia was pretty as always this morning. Annie Christian took her car to May for service this week. She was taken out to her sister in law, Theda Busbee’s, house to wait until the car was done. After a delicious lunch, she and Theda played dominoes, until Theda won the ‘sugar game’, making it 3-2 ! Annie said she had a wonderful time. The car place called, she was driven back to the garage, and came home , fully satised with her day. Willa Dean Butler missed church Sunday. Today she told me she had been sick , and her daughter, Jetta, and son, Ger- ald, had been with her. They had their little dog with them and stayed about six days. Sister Joyce has a new TV, but neither she nor son, Don, knew how to customize the remote, so Jim and I went over on Tuesday to help out. We called niece Karen Bell to join us at Whatta Burger. It just so happened, it being M L King’s Birthday, and a semi holiday, she could get off long enough at lunch to join us. She told us about the terrible vandalism at their school the evening before. In spite of all the bad news, we enjoyed our visit, and our lunch. Sindy and Don Collins joined us this AM. Sindy told me she was arranging a booth at June Stone’s Antique / In- surance store. I was in there, Stone’s, one day this week. I told Jim it was the neatest, most interesting, and has the prettiest things I have ever seen any- where around here. You must go in and see it. Skipper announced today that the quilt The Pioneer Quilting Club donated to the Rehab Auction this last week brought more than $1100. Congratula- tions! It was the Dresden Plate pattern. Ike P. Smick was the rst Eastland County Clerk Sally Lamb Hutchinson informed me today. Interesting, that was a long time ago. When Jewell joined us it was the rst time I had heard the surname Smick. But according to Sally, her Grand Dad Smick was here before Jewell. Short Note from Ramona. She told me I couldn’t read it, and I told her, “You forget I taught fourth grade!” “ Yes, Coann surprised us when she came in on Sunday night about 8:00 PM. She only had a short time to visit as she had to go back to work on Thursday morning. But we enjoyed her while she was he re. Wanda’s son David is still holding on. Arley’s grandson , Michael, has entered Cisco College. He really likes it.” Years ago , in De Leon, I taught Mary Ann Stewart in the 5th grade. Now she is Cross Timbers Health Clinics, Inc. “Marketing Director” . She has some good news about health care for all of you. Right now, the clinic will be here at the Higginbotham Foundation Building to give H1N1 u shots , next Thursday starting at about 10:30. Apparently it is free, so if you need the shot, and want to hear more about the health care come by next Thursday and check it out. You may be fa- miliar with the De Leon Clinic, but it has now expanded to both Eastland and Brown counties. It is in the process of also serving Erath County. “I have le arned to seek my happiness by limiting my de- sires, rather than in attempting to satisfy them.” John Stuart Mill Rising Star Senior Citizens News Eastland County Jail Report January 25, 2010 Inmates Housed In Coun- ty Pretrial Class A & B Misde- meanant: 7 males, 1 female - Local Convicted Misdemeanant: 2 males, 1 female-Local, 1 male- Contract Bench Warrants (in-state only): 1 male Pretrial Felons (do no in- clude Parole Violators and state jail felons): 15 males, 2 females Parole Violators or Blue Warrants: 1 male, 1 female Parole Violators with a New Charge: 2 males, 2 females Convicted Felons sentenced to county jail time: 1 male Convicted Felons sen- tenced to TDJC (ID/Boot Camp/SAFP, White Warrant, PIA): 8 males, 1 female Pretrial State Jail Felons (SJF): 9 males, 1 female Convicted SJF sentenced to county jail time: 1 male, 2 females Convicted SJF sentenced to state jail time: 2 males Total: 49 males, 11 females- Local, 2 males- Contract Capacity (All County Fa- cilities): 97 Paper-Ready Inmates (ID/ Boot Camp/White Warrant, PIA) less than 45 days: 6 males The Sons of Confederate Veterans are in your area Contact: Dan Hudson 254-631-8553 Craig Bailey 254-629-8839 Tom Blackwell 254-629-1440 Tommy Thomas 254-647-1777 Be Proud Of Your Heritage 4-104 COLLEGE STATION- County Clerk, Cathy Jentho joined over 400 Clerks’ for the 38th Annual County and District Clerks’ Continuing Education Seminar at the Hilton College Station Hotel and Conference Center on January 11-14, 2010. The annual continuing education seminar at College Station is sponsored by the V. G. Young Institute of County Government, which is a part of Texas AgriLife Extension Service. The Institute pro- vides elected county ofcials with information, technical assistance and helps ofcials complete their state man- dated, minimum continuing education requirements. “As one of a small number of states that requires all elected county officials to earn continuing education credits”, explained Richard O. Avery, Director of the Institute, Texas county of- cials get an opportunity to learn new and vital informa- tion, so they can better serve the citizens of Texas. The Institute provides education to county ofcials through various programs across the State. Cathy Jentho, County Clerk Takes Part In Continuing Education Seminar Fish Fry Saturday At First Baptist Church In Cross Plains Cottonwood Volunteer Fire Control Group will be having their 2nd annual Fish Fry this Saturday, January 30th, from 5 until 8 p.m. This time the Fish Fry will be held in downtown Cross Plains, at the Family Life Center of the First Baptist Church, 301 North Main Street (Hwy 206). Fish (or chicken), French fries, beans, coleslaw and hushpuppies are on the menu, as well as, desserts prepared by the ladies of the Cottonwood community. Plates are $7 each. Take out plates will be available, so you can stop by and take a dinner home with you. Ticket for the Texas-size Snowball Quilt will be avail- able at the Fish Fry, up until the time of the drawing for the quilt, which will be held at the event. Tickets are $1 each or 6 for $5 and are also available at Texas Heritage Bank, Cross Plains. Proceeds from the sh fry go toward the new retruck that is being built for Cotton- wood, thanks to a grant from the Texas Forest Service that will cover 90% of the cost of the truck. The Fire Control Group needs to raise the re- maining 10%- about $7800. If you are unable to at- tend the benefit fish fry, but would like to help with the retruck, you can send your tax deductible donation to: Firetruck Fund, Cotton- wood Volunteer Fire Control Group, 13210 CR 429, Cross Plains, TX. 76443. The Carbon 5th Saturday Musical will be held January 30, 2010 at the Carbon Community Center. Music and dinner will be offered for $5.00 beginning at 5:30 pm. The menu for J a n u a r y w i l l b e a v a r i e t y o f h o m e m a d e soups,stews ,cornbread and dessert with your choice of coffee,tea or water to drink. Musicians and singers are asked to contact Brenda or T.J. Cummings at 254-488-0677 to be added to the schedule. Carbon Musical To Be Held Saturday This is trial version www.adultpdf.com & RV shed is surrounded by beautiful trees and extra lots. Don’t pass this one by, the workshop is a craft-minded handyman’s dream! O10 CLYDE, TEXAS has a cute, cozy and comfortable 2 BR, 1 bath brick home with a single attached garage. Also included is CH/A, electric cook stove, portable dishwasher, big pantry and nice back yard located on a cul de sac. O11 HOUSE & ACREAGE MAGNIFICENT 200 +-ACRE HILLTOP RANCH provides hunting, recreation, privacy, convenience & would be an ideal corporate retreat. Stunning rock home on minimum of 200 ac., add’l 172 ac. available. 3742 sq. ft. rustic home offers 4 BR, 3.5 baths, chef’s dream kitchen w/granite countertops/stainless appliances, stone FP, media room, 2 ofces, master suite & bath, 2 guest rooms & guest suite, gym, lg. shop & 2 (5) ton Geo Thermal heating/cooling systems all overlooking the newly built pool, waterfall & lavish landscaping. New pipe fence & seven wire fencing, 5 stock tanks, rock barn & cattle working area w/new pens & chute, coastal & klein grass & abundant wildlife. This is one of the most desirable properties in Eastland County - don’t miss this opportunity! Located minutes N. of Eastland & 1 1/2 hours W. of the Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. HA15 THE “WELCOME” MAT IS OUT & the ink is still wet on this new listing & WHAT A DEAL! 2 houses on 2.3 ac., m/l, in Desdemona. 4 BR, 3 bath frame with cedar siding & a 2 BR, 1 bath frame. 2 barns, working pens & coastal make this a great place for horses or calves. So if you’re feeling couped up - call us for all the details & slip on out where fresh air abounds & surround yourself with a bit o’country! JUST REDUCED! HA1 WHAT A PIECE OF PROPERTY! This 2 year old log home sits on 25 ac., m/l. Living room with rock FP, a “to die for” kitchen with granite counter tops, knotty pine cabinets & stainless appliances, 2 BR, 2 baths & recessed lighting. Outside offers an excellent view of nature, as well as an oversized insulated metal bldg/garage & 2 tanks. Call us today and own your piece of the country! HA2 GREAT VIEWS surround this 3 BR, 2 bath Ranch Style brick home on a hill & 1.7 ac. with lots of trees & shade overlooking Loop 254 & I-20. This 1653 sq. ft. home is designed with a lg. open concept in the kitchen/den/dining areas w/lg. breakfast bar, BR’s have a split arrangement, walk-in closet in master. Separate utility leads out the rear entrance to a cov. metal CP. This property is priced to sell! HA3 BEAUTIFUL TREES OFFER PEACEFUL SECLUSION - This 1 1/2 story rock home is beautifully situated on a timbered hilltop. 3 BR, 3 baths, living room, family room, stg. room, workshop, DACP & lots more. Come on over - let’s take a look and you could enjoy trees, breeze and quiet! HA4 PERFECT SMALL ACREAGE PLACE - Extremely clean and neat 16’x76’ manufactured home. Super location in the Olden area. 3 BR, 2 baths, CH/A, attached CP, 2 stock tanks, fenced & cross fenced, metal barn & stg. bldgs. HA4 4 BR, 2 BATH, 1/2 STORY HOME on 13.361 acres just outside of Cisco- This home includes CH/A, master BR & bath downstairs, kitchen w/stove, DW & bay window, upstairs is 3 BR, 1 full bath, loft/study, walk-in closets & extra stg. Outside is an extra garage w/workshop, water well for yard & livestock, 2 barns, 1 stock tank & acreage is cross-fenced into different pastures. City water for the house. REDUCED. HA5 SURROUNDED BY LARGE OAK TREES & a 13 ac. Coastal eld, 1995 Sundance DWMH - well insulated, thermal windows, metal roof, sitting on cement pier foundation. 4 BR, 2 bath, living room, dining room, family room, kitchen w/bar, FP, CH/A, split bedrooms. 30’x40’ metal bldg. w/concrete oor, electricity and a shed behind the building for animals. 1 stock tank, 2 water wells, pipe for irrigation. Very productive fertilized coastal, rural water. Fantastic place for horses. JUST REDUCED! HA6 NESTLED IN THE TREES - Frame w/siding home on 7.954 acres South of Eastland. Living/dining/kitchen combo, new interior paint, ooring and appliances, 3 BR, 2 bath and DACP w/storage. Many trees, partially fenced, water well and 1 stock tank. Call to see this one today! HA7 HERE’S A HOUSE THAT’S NOT NEW - needs decorating & a little xing. 3 BR, 1 bath, space heat & window A/C. Approx. 1.33 ac. or 22 nice lots in Olden with oak, pecan, peach & apricot trees. Interior has fresh paint & ceiling fans, outside has a DDCP, 2 stg. bldgs & a chain link dog pen. Good deal for the handy man! HA8 THE SKIES AT NIGHT denitely are big & bright on this 160 ac. tract Northeast of the Morton Valley area. Good gentle roll to the land, hardwood trees, fenced & cross fenced, native grasses, outbuildings & 4 stock tanks. A 4 BR, 2 bath farm house w/large kitchen/dining area & large cov. patio. Lots of room to roam! HA7 TAKE A LOOK AT THIS combination home & business! Attractive updated 2 BR, 2 bath home, screened porch & cov. parking. Large center with multiple uses - main room w/FP, full kitchen, ofce spaces, 1 BR, full bath & 1/2 bath all located on 3 acres. Imagine getting to watch the deer & walk to work. HA10 WANT TO SEE THE STARS AT NIGHT? You can do just that in this remodeled farm house on 3.3345 acres in the Olden area. 2 BR, 1 bath, living, dining, kitchen, bonus room, CH/A, garage, cov. RV parking, barn & tack room, workshop, water well & small tank. A very ne piece of property! HA8 303.228 ACRES IN EASTLAND COUNTY - one of the most scenic and serene areas from rolling hills to canyons to creek bottoms. Approx. 150 ac. of high game fencing w/40 deer, 7 deer feeders & 5 deer stands to be conveyed. A 20 ac. stocked lake, plus a double wide, a single wide, a rock house, barns, 2 water meters/4 electric meters. If you are looking for a deer place - LOOK NO FURTHER! HA9 TAKE A LOOK AT THIS PROPERTY! Edge of Cisco- 12.476 ac, m/l. Newer manufactured home with 3 BR, 2 baths, kitchen w/upgraded appliances, cov. porches, barns, stg. city utilities + good water well, fenced & cellar. Extra neat & clean. Call us for more details! HA10 AMAZING PROPERTY - Wildlife for the hunter, arena for the horseman, grass & barn for the rancher & a beautiful home for the family. Spacious 2355 sq. ft. (appraisal) brick home has 2 BR, & bath on east end of house, plus huge master suite on the west end w/beamed ceiling, bath w/jetted tub, lg. walk-in closet & outside entrances (currently being used as a family room). Lg. living room w/FP, kitchen/dining area w/breakfast bar, walk-in pantry & utility provide lots of living space in the center of the house, all with CH/A. Oversized DACP, cov. back porch, 59 ag. exempt ac, 2 stock tanks, good fences, native grasses, lots of oak, mesquite & cedar, deer & turkey . Add a 4 or 5 stall pole barn w/elect & water, tack room, stg., roping arena w/calf & steer chutes & a small 1 room cabin & you have all you need for country living. No minerals & frontage on 2 county roads - all located only minutes from I-20 near Ranger. Beautiful place! REDUCED! HA11 CATTLE OR HORSES - THIS IS THE PLACE! Nice 2 BR, 1 bath home on 162.78 acres. Cross fenced coastal, native grass, oak & mesquite with 3 tanks, a lake, cattle pens, hay trap & 3 barns. See to appreciate - $2,894 per acre. JUST REDUCED! HA12 COUNTRY LIVING AT IT’S BEST on 14.0780 ac. 3 BR, 2 3/4 baths, in-ground pool, cov. patio & large upstairs deck w/game room & pool table, 30’ x 40’ metal shop, greenhouse & 250 gal. propane tank. Lots more - call for details. REDUCED! HA13 OLDEN AREA - Brick home on approx. 2 acres - 3 BR, 2 bath, living area, dining area with by window, separate utility and DAG. Call us for a showing today! HA14 READY FOR SPRING PLANTING AND GARDENING? This acre can grow it all. Large 4 BR, 2 bath manufactured home with 2 living areas & front & back porches. Versatile metal outbuilding for hobby/workshop/dollhouse, cross fenced for gardening or animals. This property is priced right! REDUCED. HA14 HIGHWAY FRONTAGE - Farm & Ranch Place! Great rustic/country style home. Open kitchen/dining - will seat the whole bunch. 3 or 4 BR, 2 bath, CH/A, WBS, swine & lamb barn, working pens, plenty or stg. Call us today for more details! JUST REDUCED! HA16 COUNTRY COMFORT ON 1 ACRE, M/L. This 2 BR, 1 bath brick with living, dining, CH/A, SAG & storage building is surrounded by large trees. This is the perfect setting for you to listen to the quiet & celebrate nature! HA16 MORTON VALLEY AREA - 323.61 ac., m/l. This appealing tract offers a 3/2 DWMH w/porch & view, excellent horse barn w/living quarters & utilities, shop & RV barn. Good grasses & native land, hunting, stock tanks, fenced & cross fenced. You will like the location! HA16 DO A LITTLE AND SAVE A LOT! Great potential for this 3 or 4 BR, 3 bath brick home nestled in 7 wooded acres with outbuildings at the edge of Gorman. SAVE $$$$$ HA17 BEGIN HERE - 46 acres, m/l, with partially completed large frame home. Interior needs to be nished - 7BR, 3 baths, CH/A, FP, outbuildings and good coastal. Located North of Ranger. Bargain Price! HA17 SOUTH OF RANGER- 328.194 ac. - has to be the nest ranch available to purchase. Rolling elevations, stock tanks, pastures, creek, excellent hunting & shing, rustic cabin & barn. Take a look at this great investment! HA18 COUNTRY - PURE & SIMPLE! You’ll enjoy putting the nishing touches on this 1 1/2 story frame with a loft. Tucked away among the trees are 2 BRs, 2 baths, a living area, kitchen, DACP and a privacy fenced back yard. If you’re ready to enjoy the simple pleasures of country living - give us a call today! JUST REDUCED! HA19 UNIQUE PROPERTY - Brick home, 2 BR, 2 bath, remodled kitchen/dining, lg. living w/FP, attached garage w/ofce & hobby area, CP, garage w/washrack & stg., garage w/covered entertainment area & restroom. City living with approx. 4 ac. This is one of a kind! HA20 41 ACRE HORSE HAVEN + a charming home with rustic highlights! 3 BR, 3 bath custom built brick with FP, large living area & an abundance of windows. New 1 BR, 1 bath log cabin. Arena, large metal barn with concrete oor shedded off on 3 sides for equipment & covered stalls, good productive coastal eld, as well as some native pasture & 1 stock tank located on Hwy. 6. JUST REDUCED. HA18 DO YOUR OWN THING! This 2BR, 1 bath frame sits on 6 to 7 acres and needs some xin’. Living room with WB stove, dining area, CH/A, cov. front porch, DACP & SDG, 2 tanks & lots of trees. Secluded location - call on this one today. HA20 ACREAGE WOODS & WATER! 1 acre, m/l, at Lake Leon. Wonderful place to build with a lake view, large trees & approx. 310’ of road frontage. Comanche County Electric & Staff Water available. Wanting to build - don’t miss out - call today! A1 PLAYGROUND FOR THE HORSES/ANIMALS - This 20.27 acre tract has it all. Good fences, pastures, woods with riding trails, stock tank & water wells. Wonderful area to build. Manicured, neat and ready for your pleasure! A2 204.24 AC -EASTLAND COUNTY - FM 2731 - Approx. 82 ac. of Kline, 20 ac. of Coastal, 3 stock tanks, 1 water well, Wet Weather Creek, road frontage on 3 sides, lg. hay barn, cross fenced into 4 pastures, post oak, live oak & mesquite. Good place for horse or cattle operation or just build your dream home. Electricity & Westbound water in the area. A3 SOUTH SIDE OF RANGER- PRIVATE LOCATION! Located inside the city limits - 46.044 acres to build on or just enjoy being in the out of doors. 2 stock tanks & fences. Take a look at this great tract! A4 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME, cut hay or just a place for your horses or cattle. This 70.24 acres is mostly coastal that has been used for hay production. 1 stock tank & good fences with some large trees located on CR 411 South of Carbon. A5 SLIP SOUTHEAST OF EASTLAND- 122.84 ac. Run your stock, hunt & sh, build a new home or just enjoy the great outdoors. Fenced & cross fenced, 5 stock tanks, some coastal & some woods, paved & county road frontages. A6 160 ACRES, M/L, EASTLAND COUNTY - 50% heavily wooded with live oak & mesquite - good hunting (deer, turkey, hogs) remaining is native grass - good for cattle. Acreage has electricity, 2 large tanks, a draw & good perimeter fences. Call us and let’s go out and take a look! A8 GREAT PLACE TO BUILD - outside Ranger city limits. 15.915 acres, m/l, mostly level with mesquite & cedar, highway & county road frontage, water well & Morton Valley water runs on highway & county road. Don’t miss your opportunity - call us today. A9 EXCELLENT SMALLER TRACT - Approx. 51.790 acres, Gorman area location. Front part of the tract has lots of trees, a bluff & an outstanding view. Lower part of the tract is good grazing for cattle or horses. This tract is priced to sell - call today for more details. A10 111.12 ACRES SOUTH OF CISCO- Native pasture and grasses, 3 stock tanks and CR frontage on 2 sides. Soils are clay onn a small hill and sandy around tanks. Very good hunting for deer, turkey, dove & quail. Rural water close by. A11 160 ACRES M/L, SOUTH OF CISCO off Hwy. 206. 60 acres of coastal, some love grass, 2 water wells (no pumps), 4 stock tanks - 2 are live tanks that have never gone dry. Small hill on the back side with good view. Cattle grazing on the property. A12 PRODUCTIVE describes this 160 ac, m/l, North of Gorman. Coastal, good soil, wheat base, 2 tanks, several water wells and frontage on 2 county roads. Great place for cattle, horses or hay. Contact us for more information. A13 IMAGINE A PLACE TO HUNT, FISH & WATCH OVER THE CATTLE OR HORSES - This 132.53 acres, m/l, has it all. Very good perimeter fence, cross-fences & 3 stock tanks. Best place to have it all! A14 JUST LISTED! 148.489 ACRES, M/L, EASTLAND COUNTY - South of Cisco. Heavily wooded, 1 new tank, new fencing, approx. 1770 feet of CR frontage. Great hunting - deer, turkey, quail & dove. Call to see this place today - don’t miss your “SHOT”! A15 BUILD IT HERE - This 5 acres, m/l, is a great place to build a home. Open land with no trees, Staff water available, fenced on 2 sides. Call to take a look! A16 28.269 ACRES - PERFECT PLACE TO BUILD DREAM HOME! Just south of Cisco and Interstate 20. County road frontage, Westbound water and electricity on the County Road. Call today and let’s go take a look! A17 CLOSE TO EASTLAND- Highway frontage - 83.82 acres, m/l, no improvements, water is available, great place to build. Call for more details. A17 HUNTING & GRAZING to both on this 257.53 acres. Mostly mesquite with some open food plots for deer, grazing or hay, several stock tanks, good fences on 2 sides, Nash Creek, rolling terrain & great hunting! A18 ALL AROUND PLACE - 170 acres, m/l, of improved pasture & small grain elds. Property has a small amount of brush, 3 stock tanks (1 is spring fed), frontage on 2 sides, deer & turkey. Great place for hunting or raising horses or cattle. A20 IDEAL LOCATION NORTH OF EASTLAND- Tract has 195.2 acres with new perimeter fences and new interior roads. This tract offers excellent hunting with food plots, cover for wildlife, 3 stock tanks (one of which is spring fed) and 3 water wells. (Additional acreage to HA15) ONE OF THE FINEST TRACTS IN EASTLAND COUNTY - 172.30 acres with 1/4 mile of blacktop entryway, electric entry gate, 3 stock tanks, appealing gentle rolling land, good grasses and fences, pastures, barn, hay shed, pens and corrals, water and electricity. (Additional acreage to HA15) COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITIES GALORE! Commercial building - previously used as a restaurant- highly visible in a heavily traveled area. Great location facing Interstate 20 near Wal-Mart, several motels and other businesses. Call us today and get started tomorrow! C1 INCOME & INVESTMENT POTENTIAL - Close to Ranger College. Four unit apartment complex - each unit has living/dining/kitchen combo, 2 BR, 1 full bath. Lot has the capability of building more units. C2 IS YOUR BUSINESS ON THE MOVE? This is a great location for it. Easily accessed and just outside of Ranger. Property has an ofce building with 4 ofces and a warehouse with a loading dock. Come on out and see! C3 ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES - Start your own business today! Located on Main Street on Loop in Ranger. 7 door walk-in cooler, counters, racks, shelves, ofce, restrooms, stg. room & good parking. Don’t let this one get away! C4 CLASSIC BEAUTY ON CORNER LOT - ARCHITCTURAL INTEREST. Two story - 5430 sq. ft. (CAD), ofces, lobby, vaults, entertainment/meeting room, kitchenette, 3 restrooms, Main Street & rear parking. Priced to sell! Call for more details. C4 INTERSTATE 20 & FM 570 - HILLTOP LOCATION with great visibility and high daily trafc count. Inside the city limits of Eastland and zoned commercial - utilities available. Call today for more information on this excellent property! C5 COMMERCIAL BUILDING READY FOR BUSINESS! If you are looking for a building to put in a restaurant in Cisco- here it is. Some included items are a heavy duty grill, deep fryer, prep table, new MW, new water heater, up right freezer, register, 3 door refrigerator, new vent a hood & new grease trap. Building also has storm windows & a new door. More included - call for information. C6 HIGHEST & BEST USE FOR YOUR BUSINESS! Busy intersection that combines I-20 & Hwy. 206 - ready for development & has access from both roadways. Take a look at this tract today! C7 LET REAL ESTATE WORK FOR YOU! Invest in this commercial property. Large building which could be converted for several uses. Needs new roof structure & some renovating. High trafc area - 2 corner lots. C8 COMMERCIAL LOT on 2.5 acres, m/l, with Loop 254 and County Road frontage. Great building location for a new business - just 1/2 mile from Loves Truck Stop and Interstate 20. Property is not in the city limits, but has city water and other utilities are available. This is a bargain! C9 IDEAL BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY! Excellent Interstate 20 frontage and great location. Previously utilized as a restaurant - entry, main dining area w/FP, 3 add’l dining areas, buffet, ofce, kitchen area & large paved parking in high trafc area at I-20 exit. C12 OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS - Large 2 story ofce building downtown Eastland across from the courthouse, 1st oor is ready for business with reception area, 5 ofces, break room & le rooms. 2nd story can be nished out to suit your needs or used for storage. Rear parking is included with this great location. C13 MULTI-FUNCTIONAL BUILDING sitting on approx. 2.1 acres. Metal building with slab foundation, ofce space & large shop area located in the Pogue Industrial Area. C15 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY - 3360 Sq. Ft. METAL BUILDING - 4 shop doors, a setup of a couple of ton chain hoists - each on a separate rolling beam, 1/2 bath, additional ofce bldg., bldg. & railcar stg. area - sits on 2 lots. Ready for your business to start up. Call us for a showing. C16 VERY VERSATILE PROPERTY - easily converted for many uses. Previously an old lumber yard - lots of stroage - well suited for construction company or contractor, also a great investment property to build rental buildings. Corner location - 150’ of Main St. frontage, paved driveways, movable ofce building - in the process of remodel w/3 ofces, CH/A, comp. roof & vinyl siding. Partially fenced with several other outbuildings. Call to take a look! C18 INVESTORS - INVESTORS - INVESTORS - Property consists of 2 structures - a 2 story ofce building and an old cafe. This property has a lot of possibilities and it is just waiting for your business venture! Call today to nd out more. C19 COMMERCIAL BUILDING - DOWNTOWN BRECKENRIDGE - 10,000 sq. ft. - many possibilities. Nice show windows to display just about anything, 4 ofces, lots of storage, new roof in 208, 3 overhead door entrances (1 electric), add’l street parking & free parking on West side. Built in 1947 & in exceptional condition, the superior quality of the construction shows it’s not just an ordinary building. Used as an auto dealership for the past 50 years. Check out the mural on the back of the building. Own history in Breckenridge, Texas. C20 EASTLAND WANT BIG & HOMEY IN A CHOICE LOCATION? This 2 story brick is bursting at the seams with 4 BR, 2 baths, formal living & dining, breakfast bar & nook, FP, wrap around porch, SDG w/stg. & SDCP all on a large corner lot. Call us - bring the whole family & try this one on for size! E1 LIKE LIVING IN THE CLOUDS! 3 BR, 2 baths Ranch-style home open & spacious with lg. rooms. Kitchen/dining combo is entertaining at its nest with all up to date conveniences. The master suite is private & denes split bedroom arrangement, very functional utility, SAG w/ofce & stg., DCP w/workshop, lg. wood deck overlooks the city. Located in town on small acreage. REDUCED E3 INSIDE THE CITY, BUT OUT OF THIS WORLD! You’ll “ooh” and “aah” when you see this 2 story with it’s 4 BRs (including a master suite w/FP), 3 baths, 2 living areas & large dining room. Take a look outside at the manicured front yard, shaded back yard & neat, sweet & complete guest house. This is one you’ll want to see - it’s charm, dignity & character will leave a lasting impression! E4 AN ELEGANT APPROACH TO TRADITIONAL STYLE! A room for everyone - storage for everything - even a nished detached garage (heated & cooled for parties/workshop). This brick home has 3 or 4 BR (or rec. room), 2 baths, great room w/numerous built-in cabinets, LR w/FP duct to heat entire house, some vaulted ceilings, beautiful kitchen, cov. back patio on a lg. corner lot - excellent neighborhood! CALL US NOW for more details. JUST REDUCED. E6 HOW FAR IS HEAVEN? It’s on the West end of town. Brick home, cul-de-sac location, newly remodeled & updated. Open concept - state of the art kitchen, dining & lilving area with FP, 3 BR, separate utility & DAG. Master BR has 2 walk-in closets, master bath has separate vanities, jetted tub & lg. tiled shower. Fenced back yard with lots of play room, cov. patio & lavish landscaping complete this heavenly showcase! E7 READY & WAITING for the right family! This 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath brick home is located in a nice neighborhood & close to schools. LIving/dining area with FP & skylight, covered patio, DAG, stg. bldg. and great yard. Call us today - be the rst to look! E8 ONCE IN A LIFETIME a home like this comes on the market! Serene setting nestled among oak trees overlooking a pond. Beautifully landscaped - great location, energy efcient and a home loaded with charm. This 13 year old, 1 1/2 story rock home with 4 BR & 2.5 baths has it all including alarm system, guest quarters above the CP, cov. front & side porches and a large back patio. JUST REDUCED! E9 WANTING A FRESH LOOK? This brick home has new carpet, paint & replace rock-plus much more. Large living area w/FP & french doors out to back patio, stylish kitchen, 3 BR, 2 baths, CH/A, DAG & 3 car CP - all located on a corner lot. Call for more details. E10 NEED A NEST? Cozy 2 BR, 1 1/2 bath home. Living room w/mock FP & lots of windows, family room, breakfast nook w/built-in benches, CH/A, wood deck, workshop & CP. Perfect older home with lots of charm! E11 COMFORTABLE HOME WITH LARGE ROOMS & CLOSE TO ALL SCHOOLS! Custom built on a corner lot with 2 BR, 1 bath, living room, eat in kitchen & CH/A. Included outside are a fenced back yard, 2 carports and a metal storage building. Call today - this one is move-in ready! E12 BRICK HOME ON 3 TREE SHADED LOTS CLOSE TO SCHOOLS - Comfortable formal dining room, family room with FP, kitchen w/breakfast, 3 BR, 2 bath, double attached garage, and storage building. A wonderful place to call home! E13 COZY HOME ON A TREE LINED STREET! Frame home with open kitchen, dining & living room, hardwood oors, 2 BR, 1 bath, sunroom, detached garage w/utility area & fenced back yard. Value priced - must see! E13 BEAT THE SPRING RUSH! Take a look at this wonderful updated home. Family enjoyment wit large open living/dining/kitchen with hardwood oor, 3BR, 1.5 baths, CH/A & separate utility/pantry. Outside is a covered patio & fenced back yard w/stg. bldg. This is quite a looker! E14 QUIET AREA - EDGE OF TOWN - Stylish frame home with siding, nice living area w/hardwood oors, lg. kitchen/dining area w/tile oors, 3 BR, full bath w/marble tile oor, bonus room with utility space, CH/A, fenced back yard & storage. Let us show you this great nd! E15 TREASURE THE MEMORY OF YOUR FIRST HOME! This 2 BR, 1 bath frame is located in a very pleasant neighborhood. Living, dining, CH/A, DAG & stg. bldg. The covered patio in the picturesque back yard is the ideal spot to relax. Call us today & you could be sipping lemonade on the patio by summer! E16 NEED A BIG HOUSE - BUT NOT A BIG PRICE! This 4 BR, 4 bath home near the schools has just been reduced. Living room, beautiful kitchen with built-in appliances & breakfast bar, dining room & master bath with Jacuzzi tub. Outside offerings include a metal fenced backyard, a 5 car CP, workshop and storage all sitting on 5 lots. Seller will contribute to buyers closing costs! Call us to nd out more! E16 SEASONED WITH LOVE & CARE - Take a look & enjoy the homey feel with this living room, 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchen/dining combo, CH/A, attached covered parking, big fenced backyard & located close to schools. Call us for your appointment today! E17 THE SPOT LIGHT IS ON this 3 BR, 2 bath brick, spacious family room, LR, breakfast bar, utility, lg. covered patio & privacy fenced yard. Also included is a 30’ x 40’ metal shop for the handy man with a loft & plumbing for a bathroom. Tomorrow may be too late - pick up the phone today! E18 LOOKIE HERE what has just become available! 2 BR, 1 3/4 bath frame on 3 lots. Living/dining combo, spacious kitchen, utility, CH/A & new windows. Also included are a SAG w/stg., bonus room, SDCP, cellar & water well - add your family, mix with love & turn this house into a home! E19 FAMILY NEEDED TO ENJOY THE COMFORTS of this 2 story brick home! Great neighborhood, corner lot & close to all schools. 3 BR, 2 baths, spacious living room with cozy FP, breakfast bar & ofce or formal dining. A large fenced yard, DDCP & 2 stg. bldgs. complete the property. Good news travels fast so be the rst to call! E19 COMFORTABLE LIVING in this older frame home. Living room, dining room, 2 BR, large bath, bonus room, utility room, CH/A, detached garage, big lot. Call us for more details! E20 YESTERDAY REVISITED! Remodeled home with lots of space & yard. Large living, updated kitchen/dining, 2 BR, 1.5 baths, CH/A & workshop. Move in - nothing left for you to do! See to appreciate! E20 COMPACT, BUT NOT CONFINING! 3 BR, 3 year old brick home. Fireplace, carport and breezy covered patio. Located on half an acre at the edge of town. E20 DON’T WANT TO HAVE TO FIX IT UP? This 2 BR on a nice corner lot will be the one! Fresh paint, new carpet and CH/A, cov. parking & back yard is already fenced! Call today for your opportunity to see this “Just Move In” home E21 CHOOSE A HOME WITH HISTORY - choose this cherished family home that has lots to offer. Living room, 3 or 4 BR, family room, kitchen/dining combo, FP, lots of closets & stg., in ground pool, privacy fence & covered patio on 4+ lots. Take the cherished yesterdays & turn them into cherished tomorrows! E22 NESTLED IN QUIET SURROUNDINGS - Updated & cozy brick home that’s just right for the starter-single, couple or empty nesters. Open concept LR, DR & kitchen, 2 BR, full bath, ofce & a WBFP that adds warmth to this charmer. Fenced back yard w/cov. patio & DDCP w/stg. Call today about this great opportunity! E23 FOR THE FAMILY & MORE! This 3 BR, 1.5 bath brick with CH/A, sunroom, WBFP in the living room & dining room is located in a family friendly neighborhood. The yard is landscaped & fenced with a guesthouse, detached garage, play area & garden spot. Get your ngers dialing - home’s like this don’t last long! E23 GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR THE HANDYMAN! Corner lot 3/2 frame house - living, dining w/FP & bay window, lg. ktichen & CH/A. Call for a showing! E24 THIS HOME WILL GROW with your family! This 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath home with siding has a wonderful stone FP with blower, nice big kitchen with breakfast bar, double pane windows, vaulted wood ceiling in living room and walk-in closet in master bedroom. This one won’t last long! E25 STOP-LOOK & BROWSE at this 3 BR, 1 1/2 bath frame. Livingroom, dining roomm, breakfast area, CH/A, single CP and green house all located on a corner lot. You can afford to own this one! E25 NEED SOME ROOM TO BUILD - this 1.3 acres in Eastland could be the spot you have been looking for. Property has a horse barn, water & electricity. Zoned single family residential or could be subdivided. Ask us about the details on this great piece of property. RANGER OLDER FRAME HOME located on a corner lot. 3 BR, 2 baths with CH/A, DACP and nice yard with pecan trees. Call us today - this one is priced right! R1 VALUE PRICE FOR A LUCKY HOME OWNER! Great location - frame home on a corner lot. Living room, family room, dining room, 3 BR, 2 baths & covered back patio. Check out this nd! R2 GREAT CORNER LOT LOCATION - Older 2 or 3 BR, 1 bath frame - needs repairs. LR, kitchen w/bk. area & gas heat. Fixed up would make great rental. R3 PSSTT!! COME TAKE A LOOK at this 2 BR, 1 bath frame. Hardwood oors, 8’ ceilings, CH/A utility with half bath, SDG and storage building/workshop located on a large lot with large oak trees. This one is something special! R4 ALL THE TOUCHES THAT MAKE THIS PROPERTY A HOME: Take a wrap-a-round porch overlooking a landscaped yard & white rail fence (all on 3 lg. lots!); combine LR w/built-in bookcases, kitchen, DR, 3 BR, 1 3/4 baths, CH/A; add in a sleeping porch, cedar closet, nished attic space, new pole to house electric service drop, new sewer lines & a brick BBQ pit and you can easily conclude that all these touches do make this a desirable home! R5 INQUIRING MINDS WANT TO KNOW what you think about this new listing! Older 2 BR, 1 3/4 bath frame on lg. lot with some updating. LR, kitchen w/new cabinets, CH/A, ceramic tile & recessed lighting. Plenty of room to run & play or entertain in the lg. back yard w/deck & lighting. Call us today & we’ll drop on by & take a look. R6 BEAUTIFUL BRICK WITH ALL THE CHARM! 3 BR, 2 bath, LR, DR, spacious kitchen/breakfast area, FP, lg. utility, lots of stg. guest quarters w/kitchen, 3/4 bath & eating/sleeping area. Landscaped yard w/sprinkler system, cov. patio & privacy fence. This one is a MUST see! R6 A PLACE WITH SPACE in a quiet neighborhood. Frame house with 3 BR, 2 full baths, CH/A, F/P, large garage with workshop & fenced yard - all on a corner lot. Win the race - call today! R7 THE PRICE IS RIGHT! Nice older home in good neighborhood. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1588 sq. ft. (CAD), living, dining, utility & extra room that could be 4th BR. R8 A “WELCOME” AWAITS YOU in this 3 BR, 2 bath brick home! Living,dining, family room, FP, ceramic tile, recessed lighting & DACP with storage also await. The compliments will ow when you move into this one! REDUCED! R9 BUILD YOUR NEW HOME or put a new double wide mobile home on these 2 lots located on Spring Road in Ranger. Trees on lots and utilities available. R11 EXTREMELY SPACIOUS & IDEAL FOR ANY FAMIILY! This 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath stone & cedar home has CH/A & bay window. You can park your RV & still have room with the cov. CP. Fireplace lovers will enjoy the extra large stone FP to warm their tootsies or entertain. The stone fence and entry make it easy to locate.R11 COMFORT COMES NATURALLY and it will in this 2BR, 1 bath home! Sitting on a corner lot, this home offers a living room, dining room, CH/A, a nicely fenced back yard, covered back porch and SDG. Call today for your chance to view this cozy piece of property! R12 LAKE LEON LOVELY HOME SURROUNDED BY NATURE & OVERLOOKING LAKE LEON! This 3 BR, 2 bath triple wide manufactured home DID NOT FLOOD! Located on an inlet with good shing, this home is decked on 3 sides and includes a guest house and 2 stg. bldgs. Call today and start enjoying serene lake breezes! LL1 LOVE LAKE LIVING you’ll love this 3 BR, 2 bath brick with it’s living room & FP, dining, nice kitchen, & large master BR & bath. Outside you can sh, boat & swim or just enjoy the spectacular views from the deck or oversized cov. concrete patio at the water’s edge. Lots of stg. & beautiful landscaping. Carpet was replaced in 2007. Call for your showing today! LL2 SURROUND YOURSELF WITH WATER, BEAUTIFUL TREES & the coziest of feelings in this 1 1/2 story brick at Lake Leon. Very energy efcient & low maintenance w/3 BR, 3 baths, LR, dining area & nice kitchen w/numerous oak cabinets & stainless appliances. DAG, open patio & boat dock complete the package. The property was partially redone in 2007. Call today - you must see this one for yourself! LL4 WEEKENDER OR RESIDENCE - this 2 BR, 2 bath SWMH located near La Mancha might just t! Landscaped yard & trees surround the property. Home has LR, breakfast area, nice cabinets along with a screened porch, stg. bldg., detached CP & circle drive. Home is located in the ood zone & did ood, but has been redone. Owner anxious for buyer! LL7 SNUG AS A BUG - Entertain family and friends with this great retreat! Large gathering room, combination kitchen and dining room, 2 BR, 2 baths, scenic deck facing the water, pavilion, storage and dock all on 2 lots. LL9 OUTSTANDING VIEW OF LAKE LEON - 2 lots & could be the location to build your dream home. Owner has built steps leading down to waters edge that has 2 landing areas, electricity & Staff water on site & travel trailer included. This is denitely the place to consider turning into your own personal retreat. LL10 CISCO CHARM, DIGNITY & CHARACTER best describe this 3 BR, 2 bath completely renovated home. Beautiful hardwood oors, crown molding, new appliances & new kitchen cabinets, formal dining w/bay window & wood deck surrounded by large trees on a corner lot. Numerous amenities - must see today! CS3 NEW TO THE MARKET - Older frame home w/extra lot. Very clean interior with it’s 2 BR, 1 bath, LR, DR, lg. pantry & utility. Head outside to enjoy the cov. back porch, along with a cellar, workshop, trailer shed & DDCP. There’s lots of room to spread out on! CS3 BUYER’S MARKET OPPORTUNITY! Take a look at this home for the family who needs room to grow! Open concept with the living/dining/kitchen, separate utility, 4 BR, 1 3/4 baths & CH/A. Fenced yard, covered parking, patio, stg. bldg. & storm cellar. One look & you will appreciate the value! CS5 COMFY-COZY-CUTE best describe this 2 or 3 BR home with a 1/2 & 3/4 bath w/nice big shower. Living/dining combo, kitchen w/breakfast area, den with a WB stove, CH/A & SDGw/workshop. Corner lot close to Cisco Elementary. CS8 A LITTLE DIFFERENT DESIGN! 1 1/2 story brick with CH/A, FP, LR/DR combo w/built- ins & breakfast bar. 1 or 2 BR & bath down & up would make a great apartment (BR, LR, kitchen & 3/4 bath) for extra income or a teenagers private space. Sunroom & stg. bldg. in privacy fenced back yard. CS10 OTHER DO YOURSELF A FAVOR - stop & take a look at this 2005 DWMH located in a quiet neighborhood surrounded by large trees on half an acre. This home offers comfortable living with a spacious living room, a nice kitchen, 4 BR, 2 baths, a front deck & a nice stg. bldg. Call today - tomorrow may be too late! OWNER AGENT O2 ALMOST COUNTRY & REDUCED! Set on 3.7 acres on the outskirts of Gorman. This spacious 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath brick offers a LR, DR, ofce, DAG, stg. bldg. & metal barn both w/electricity, several outbuildings and an abundance of extras. Country living at it’s best is only a call away - this property was just reduced so call us today! 03 BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME on this nice lot at the Cliffs Resort at Possum Kingdom Lake. Full use of the resort facilities go with the lot & seller will also convey a time share contract to other resort properties. O4 LOOKING FOR A WEEKEND GETAWAY ON THE LAKE - Look no further! This 1 1/2 story cabin has 3 BR & sits on 2 lots. Upstairs is the master BR with 1/2 bath & balcony facing the lake. Downstairs is the living, dining, kitchen, 2 BR & a screened porch ready for the family. Lots of inside furnishings included. O5 REMODELED & READY TO ROLL! The work has been done on this one! From ceilings to oors to wiring to exterior - this 3BR, 2 bath brick with LR, DR, lg. FP, spacious kitchen & utility is sure to please. Outside offers nice landscaping, a fenced back yard, garden area and a fantastic front deck t for summer day dreamin! Word travels fast - call us today! O5 HERE IT IS the home you’ve been looking for on 1.3 ac., m/l. Located at the edge of Gorman & close to schools. Brick 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath, lg. open living, dining, kitchen area w/breakfast bar, utility, CH/A & maintenance free. Privacy fenced back yard, SACP w/stg. & barn. Bring the family - this is a great place to anchor them! O6 FLICKERING FLAMES from the replace in this cozy brick home in Carbon will lift your spirits and warm your heart! 3 BR, 2 baths, living room with FP & built-ins, utility, DAG & storage building all located on a large corner lot. Come give this one a look and you’ll be popping corn & gathering ‘round the replace just in time for winter! O6 COUNTRY SETTING - IN CARBON - If you like the country, but don’t like to be “out in the sticks” - this is your place! Warm & welcoming 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath brick with LR, DR, CH/A, metal roof, DAG, CP & city water. Call us today & let us open the door to your new home! O7 A TOUCH OF CLASS AND STYLE! Craftsman style home on corner lot in Strawn with large front porch, roomy living, dining, spacious kitchen, 2 BR, full bath, CH/A, cov. patio & side parking. Fenced back yard with stg. bldg. plus 1 BR guest house just perfect for family or rental. All remodeled & ready for new owner! O7 CHARM, WARMTH, COMFORT - This 2 BR, 1 bath brick home has all of this and more. Large inviting LR, kitchen/dining combo, CH/A, utility, DACP & covered porch overlooking the oversized back yard with it’s beauitful pecan trees. Call us to make your appointment today! O8 If you are looking for the perfect place to put your double wide WE HAVE SEVERAL! Tract 2 is .642 ac., tract 3 is .960 ac., tract 5 is 1 acre & tract 6 is 1 acre. Located inside the Carbon city limits - city water & electricity are nearby. O9 IF YOU LIKE TO PUTTER - this spacious 33’ x 30’ workshop is just for you! The 2 BR, 1 3/4 bath frame home with LR, DR, breakfast area, enclosed front porch, carport Barbara Love, Inc. Broker 317 East Main P.O. Box 535 Eastland, Texas 76448 254-629-1725 www.tcrealty.net CiscoPress-EastlandTelegram-RangerTimes-RisingStar www.e-cinc.com Thursday, January 28, 2010 ACREAGE 5 Acres With Great View and spacious 2 BR, 1 bath home, double pane windows, recently remodeled inside and outside, large deck, carport, 2 water wells of which one was drilled in 2009, live oak, post oak, mesquite and pecan trees, owner/agent, $89,500. 30 Acres on Lake Cisco– Eastland Co- very unique property that has great Lake Cisco frontage, wooded mostly with oak trees, large hill with great views down to the lake, great shing & hunting, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $105,000 31.32 Acres – Eastland Co- wooded mostly with oak trees, several large hills with views down to canyons & a creek, paved road frontage, very nice property, deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, quail, $72,000. 32 Acres –Eastland Co- small pecan orchard, mostly open with some scattered trees, rolling hill with View, close to water line, excellent home site, deer, turkey, dove, quail $2,225 per acre. 45 Acres-Eastland Co- mostly coastal eld with scattered oaks, pond $2,250 per acre. 45.75 Acres –Eastland Co- mobile home, water well, mostly wooded with oaks, one eld ideal for wildlife, small tractor, shredder, blinds & feeders, deer, turkey, hogs, dove, & quail $114,000 60 Acres –Eastland Co- Wooded & open with elds, large hill with view, pond, electricity, joins large ranches, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, quail $1,900 per acre 65.43 Acres –Eastland Co- wooded with oaks, large hill with great view, paved road frontage, deer, turkey, hogs, dove, quail $148,000 72 Acres –Callahan Co- completely wooded with hills, live oak creek runs through the property, 3 ponds, barn, cabin, close to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $2,070 per acre 91 Acres – Eastland Co. - mosttly wooded with oak trees, large hills, creek, deer, turkey, hogs, dove and quail. $198,000. 95 Acres–Callahan Co- mixed wooded & eld, rolling hill, creek, pond, water line along side property, paved road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,675 per acre 98 Acres –Callahan Co- mostly wooded with hills & two creeks, pond, small eld, close to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $2,000 per acre 105 Acres–Callahan Co- mostly wooded with mesquite & oak trees, rolling hill, creek, 2 ponds, water line along side property, small eld, paved road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,675 per acre 108 Acres –Eastland Co- wooded & open, hill with a view, creek, 4 ponds, camper, feeders & blinds, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $2,100 per acre 114 Acres on Battle Creek–Callahan Co- wooded, hill, 2 creeks, 1 large creek with spreader dam, pond, lots of water, good road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $285,000 116 Acres on Sabana River–Eastland Co- mostly wooded with oak & elm trees, Sabana River runs through the property, pond, 2 elds, camper, deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail. $244,000 120 Acres on Lake Cisco– Eastland Co- very unique property that has great Lake Cisco frontage, wooded mostly with oak trees, large hill with great views down to the lake, great shing & hunting, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $420,000 148 Acres – Eastland Co- wooded mostly with oak trees, very large hill with views for miles in all directions, creek, pond, paved road frontage, very nice property, deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, quail, $2,175 per acre. 149 Acres- Established coastal and mature oak timber, fenced and cross-fenced, 3 ponds, 2 water wells, large shop, RV garage with bunkhouse, large custom built 3BR, 1 3/4 bath brick home, many nice kitchen cabinets, extra rooms, large walkin closets, CH/A, WBFP, double garage, large deck, nice shaded yard. 153 Acres –Callahan Co- wooded & open in elds, hills, creek with draw, two ponds, excellent road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,925 per acre 164 Acres –Callahan Co- wooded, hill, creek, 2 ponds, remote with large ranch neighbors, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $295,000 183 Acres –Callahan Co- wooded & open in elds, hills, draw, pond, good road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,925 per acre 223 Acres–Callahan Co- mostly wooded with elds, rolling hill, creek, 3 ponds, water line along side property, paved road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,675 per acre 302 Acres – Callahan Co- completely wooded with several very large hill ridges & canyons with views for miles, 3 ponds with two being large, mostly live oak & mesquite, creek, 110 feet of elevation change, good road frontage, close to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,750 per acre 310 Acres – Callahan Co- completely wooded with several very large hill ridges & canyons with views for miles, 4 ponds with one being very large, mostly live oak & mesquite, creek, 130 feet of elevation change, good road frontage, close to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,750 per acre 318 Acres–Callahan Co- mostly wooded with elds, rolling hill, creek, 4 ponds, water line along side property, paved road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,675 per acre 336 Acres –Callahan Co- wooded & open in elds, hills, creek with draw, several ponds, excellent road frontage, next to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,925 per acre 344 Acres on Leon River –Eastland Co- mostly wooded with a large portion of big pecan tree bottoms, live oak & post oak trees too, several very large hills with great views, 4 different creeks & the Leon River runs through the property, 1 lake, 3 ponds, various wetland areas, lots of water, barn, water well, good shing & lots of wildlife including deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, quail. $2,500 per acre. 612 Acres –Callahan Co- completely wooded with several very large hill ridges & canyons with views for miles, 7 ponds with several being very large, mostly live oak & mesquite, creeks, 140 feet of elevation change, good road frontage, close to Eastland Co. line, wildlife includes deer, turkey, hogs, dove, duck, & quail $1,750 per acre HOMES 2 BR, 1 bath home, separate dining room, large utility room, detached garage, corner property, $26,500. 2 BR, 2 bath home, den, LR, mostly double paned windows, large storage bldg. or shop, 2 lots, 6 ft. chain link fence, $38,500 Very Large Home - 3 kitchens, 3 living rooms, full bath, two 3/4 baths and several bedrooms. Owner could live in middle part and have rental income from both ends or use all for 3 rental units. Many large oak trees. Very big backyard with outbuildings. Reduced to $68,500. 4 BR, 1 3/4 bath home, formal DR, utility room, many nice kitchen cabinets, 2 CH/A units, garage with large storage room, $82,000. 5 Acres With Great View and spacious 2 BR, 1 bath home, double pane windows, recently remodeled inside and outside, large deck, carport, 2 water wells of which one was drilled in 2009, live oak, post oak, mesquite and pecan trees, owner/agent, $89,500. 3 BR, 2 bath home with CH/A, double pane windows, good closet space, laminate ooring and carpet recently replaced, attached garage, fenced backyard, large lot, outside Eastland city limits, $89,500. Very Large Home 3 BR, 1 3/4 bath, with 2 family rooms, CH/A, plus attached 1 BR apt. with CH/A, or can be used for very large single residence with lots of closets, 2 carports, fenced back yard, deck around above ground swimming pool, $98,500. Lots of Character - Large 4 BR, 2 3/4 bath rock home, 2 family rooms, granite top kitchen cabinets, 9 ceiling fans, lots of storage, carport, detached 1 BR apartment, large corner property, fruit and oak trees. Lots of Character - Wonderful 6 BR, 2 full, 3/4 and 1/2 baths, 2 story home with DR, LR, breakfast nook, den with WBFP, large kitchen, utility room, balcony, 2 CH/A units, 2 vehicle garage, storage building, 3 lots, fenced backyard. $185,000. MULTI-PURPOSE PROPERTY Approx. 2,000 SF building can be used for church, recreational facility, a 3 BR, 1 1/2 bath home or other uses. Currently has 1 BR, 1 1/2 baths, 2 ofces, kitchen, very large fellowship room, replace, 2 CH/A units, large storage bldg on 0.65 acre, $99,500. Adjoining 2.34 acres with nice 3 BR, 2 bath home, CH/A, large screened porch, hot tub and 2 vehicle carport can be purchased for additional 99,500. COMMERCIAL Commercial property that fronts on Interstate 20, shop, small ofce building, 2 large carports, previously used for inventory sales, Reduced to $55,000. Call for details. Ann Williams Real Estate WILLIAMS RANCH PROPERTIES 601 Conrad Hilton Cisco www.annwilliamsrealestate.com Broker Ann J. Williams, LLC Jimmy Williams 254-442-1880 SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD TOWN & COUNTRY REAL ESTATE 629-1725 BE NIMBLE, BE QUICK JUMP INTO THIS ELEGANT 4 BR IN OAKHOLLOW $239,000 $199,000 4-104 Barbara Love 647-1397 Nancy Bacon 442-2679 Jamie Thomas 629-2367 Doug Crawley 631-1817 Donna McDonald 631-1228 SOLD P091003 03/09 3TATE&ARM"ANK&3"s"LOOMINGTON), statefarm.com ® Call today for more information. BANK CANSTILLSTANDFOR SECURITY If you are looking for financial stability in these uncertain times, take advantage of the competitive rates on a FDIC-insured Money Market Account from State Farm Bank ® . Clint Coffee ChFC CLU State Farm Agent Eastland, TX 76448 Bus: 254-629-1222 clint@clintcoffee.com *Annual Percentage Yield as of 12/09/09 for daily balances between $25,000 and $49,999; APY for balances between $100,000 and above is 1.70%; APY for balances between $50,000 and $99,999 is 1.45%; APY for balances between $10,000 and $24,999 is 1.26%; APY for balances between $100 and $9,999 is 1.01%. Fees and charges may reduce earnings on accounts. Minimum daily balance of $100 required to earn interest. Rates subject to change without notice before and after account opening. Minimum opening deposit of $1,000 is required. 1.26APR* % MONEY MARKET ACCOUNT SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD PENDING SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD PENDING PENDING SOLD PENDING PENDING Eastland County Livestock Show Bake Off Results Halee Mitchell County Extension Agents-FCS Eastland County We would like to “thank” ev- eryone who participated in the 2010 Eastland County Live- stock Show Bake Off. There was a total of 41 entries from young to well more experi- enced cooks. The judges had a hard time selecting the winning entries. They took into consid- eration both taste and cooking techniques. All the entries were winners! The winning recipes were chosen by a consensus of the judges’ opinions. We want to thank everyone who took the time to share their special reci- pes. Texas AgriLife Extension Service will be sponsoring this event again next year. If you entered the Bake Off and were not able to make it back out to get your ribbon and recipe booklet, we have them at the Extension Ofce 1st Floor of the Courthouse come by and pick them up. Elementary Division (ages 5-9) Cake Class: Best of Class and 1st Place: Caryn Law- rence- Rising Star; 2nd Place: Lauren Underwood- Gorman; 3rd Place: Hannah Weaver- Eastland; Participants- Kiley Lane- Cisco; Hannah Under- wood- Gorman Candy Class: 1st Place: Ki- ley Lane- Cisco Cookie Class: 1st Place: Pay- ton Porter- Cisco; 2nd Place: Kiley Lane- Cisco; 3rd Place: Abby Weaver- Eastland; Par- ticipant: Kasen Conring- Cis- co Junior Division (ages 10-13) Bread Class: 1st Place: Sam- uel Keierleber- Rising Star; 2nd Place: Hailey Parks- East- land; 3rd Place: Harley Kend- all- Cisco Cake Class: Best of Show, Best of Class and 1st Place: Matthew Lawrence- Rising Star; 2nd Place: Kobe Con- ring- Cisco; 3rd Place: Tanner Ehrlich- Cisco; Participant: Hailey Parks- Eastland Candy Class: 1st Place: Mat- thew Lawrence- Rising Star; 2nd Place: Hailey Parks- East- land Cookie Class: 1st Place: Hai- ley Parks- Eastland; 2nd Place: Bailey Underwood- Eastland Pie Class: Best of Class and 1st Place: Hailey Parks- East- land; 2nd Place: Harley Kend- all- Cisco; 3rd Place: Braxton Weaver- Eastland Senior Division (ages 14- 18) Bread Class: 1st Place: Jill Keierleber- Rising Star Cake Class: 1st Place: Kath- erine Robinette- Ranger; 2nd Place: Aubrey Lawrence- Ris- ing Star Candy Class: Best of Class and 1st Place: Aubrey Law- rence- Rising Star Pie Class: 1st Place: Kather- ine Robinette- Ranger Adult Division (ages 19 and up) Bread Class: Best of Class and 1st Place: Kari Porter- Cisco; 2nd Place: Clinton Lovelace- Cisco Cake Class: 1st Place: Tif- fany Reeves- Eastland; 2nd Place: Francie Robinette- Ranger; 3rd Place: Millie Bar- row- Eastland Candy Class: 1st Place: Shawn Lane- Cisco; 2nd Place: Clinton Lovelace- Cisco Cookie Class: Best of Class and 1st Place: Clinton Lovelace- Cisco; 2nd Place: Judy Underwood- Eastland; 3rd Place: Wendy Porter- East- land Pie Class: 1st Place: Wendy Porter- Eastland; 2nd Place: Francie Robinette- Ranger Pleasant Hill Baptist Church has invited Wes James to sing, January 31st, to ll the morning hours with Gospel Music and testimonies. This wonderful man will be a blessing to your heart; showing forth the love of Christ in everything he does. He is a song writer and an international singing evangelist, singing in Spanish as well as English. You too are invited to join us at 10 a.m. Pleasant Hill Baptist is located on FM 2526 8 miles south from (I-20) at Cisco on Hwy 183, take a left on FM 2526 and proceed East 1 1/2 miles. If you need further information or help in nding us call Baylis Pope; phone # 254-725-7749. Wes James To Sing At Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Sunday This is trial version www.adultpdf.com Eastland County Sports Mavericks Loboes Bulldogs Panthers Wildcats Cisco Press-Eastland Telegram-Ranger Times-The Rising Star www.e-cinc.com Thursday, January 28, 2010 Kinnaird Rossander & Perry Agency P. O. Box 351 Phone 254.629.3933 104 N. Lamar Toll Free 1.877.629-3934 Eastland, TX 76448 Fax 254/629.1165 Member of SBMP, Inc. Eastland Chamber Of Commerce www.eastlandtexas.com 209 W. Main • Eastland 254-629-2332 949 E. Main St. Eastland, TX 254-629-8036 Clint Coffee State Farm Insurance Supports the Eastland Mavericks 254-629-1222 Cafe Rico 1013 W. Main St. • Eastland 254-631-0064 Personal Commercial Life & Health Gary Harris, DDS 800 Pershing • Cisco 254-442-1166 Go Loboes! 1451 E. Main • Eastland 254-631-7300 Radio Shack Dealer 105 W. Main • Eastland 254-629-8942 304 S. Daugherty • Eastland 254-629-2601 www.eastlandmemorial.com Ann Williams Real Estate Williams Ranch Properties Jimmy Williams, Realtor Ann J. Williams LLC, Broker 601 Conrad Hilton • Cisco 254-442-1880 www.annwilliamsrealestate.com Go Mavs & Lady Mavs Owner Sherry Arther Tri-County Baptist Association Formerly known as Cisco Baptist Association 254-442-4568 Email peakattys@gmail.com Campbell Insurance Agency Germania/Dairyland/Progressive Dennis & Janelle Campbell 613 Conrad Hilton Ave. Off. 254-442-3705 P. O. Box 670 Fax 254-442-2817 Cisco, TX 76437 dennis@insurecisco.com Good Luck To All Our Area Wide Teams! WEEKLY SCORES ROUND-UP: CISCO LADY LOBOES - 59 MERKEL LADY BADGERS - 78 CISCO LADY LOBOES JV - 32 MERKEL LADY BADGERS JV - 40 CISCO LOBOES - 53 MERKEL BADGERS - 49 CISCO LOBOES JV - 43 MERKEL BADGERS JV - 47 EASTLAND LADY MAVS - 32 CLYDE LADY BULLDOGS - 30 EASTLAND LADY MAVS JV - 41 CLYDE LADY BULLDOGS JV - 19 EASTLAND MAVERICKS - 41 CLYDE BULLDOGS - 28 EASTLAND MAVERICKS JV - 49 CLYDE BULLDOGS JV - 22 GORMAN LADY PANTHERS - 8 GOLDTHWAITE LADY EAGLES - 66 RISING STAR LADY WILDCATS - 47 BLANKET - 27 CISCO COLLEGE LADY WRANGLERS - 76 GRAYSON COLLEGE - 42 The Ranger Junior High Boys Basketball team defeat- ed Perrin and Whitt on Mon- day, January 25 by a score of 35-19. It was a gripping game with Jason Bernard having 4 points, Jason Hooper 10, Ja- son Sanchez 2, Marcus Marsh By Russell Maynard It took an extra session to decide the girls game, but the Lady Mavs were able to pull out a great district win and move their record to 3-2 with their victory over the Clyde Lady Bulldogs, 32-30. Keeley Lowrance led the way for the Lady Mavs in the extra session with 7 points, including the two go-ahead free throws with 4.5 seconds remaining. She nished the night with 16 points. Clyde would strike rst in the overtime session with a quick three, but Keeley would hit a three of her own to bring the score back to even. The senior added a lay-up and those game-winning free throws to keep the Lady Mavs in the hunt with the 2nd part of the district race getting underway this Tuesday night. Scoring For The Lady Mavs: Keeley Lowrance - 16 Colin Montgomery - 4 Jamie Batteas - 4 Jordan Simmel - 3 Courtney Carlton - 3 Laura Carr - 2 The Mavericks, ranked 20th in the polls, look to move up a few spots after their impressive victory over the #14 Clyde Bulldogs by the score of 41-28. Ranger Junior High Boys Defeats Perrin-Whitt 35-19 12, and Cristian DeLaTorre 7. Numerous assists and great de- fense was provided by Conner Motley and Scott Thompson. Santo comes to town next Monday if the weather permits. Lady Mavs Win Overtime Thriller And #20 Mavericks Come Away With An Impressive Victory Over #14 Clyde Clyde was without a key starter, but the Mavs wouldn’t let up on them as they jumped out to a 17- 4 start in the rst ve minutes of the game. They would not lead by less than seven points at anytime during the game. Forrest Robinson once again led the way for the Mavericks as he nished the night with 23 points and 10 rebounds. The 6’9 junior is being heavily recruited by several Division I schools and is considered by many to be the top player in the Big Country, averaging 24.2 points and 9.7 rebounds per game. Other contributors for the Mavericks were Corey Howie with 8 points and 3 boards. Jarred Moylan also added 4 points and 6 boards. The win moves the Mavericks to 18-3 overall and rst in district play with a 3-0 record. Scoring For The Mavericks: Forrest Robinson - 23 Corey Howie - 8 Jarred Moylan - 4 Marcus Bartee - 4 Billy Bob Brown - 2 Both Teams Are Home Against Hawley This Tuesday, January 26th, And Will Also Host Anson This Friday, January 29th! Come Out And Support The Mavericks And Lady Mavs! This is trial version www.adultpdf.com Cisco Press-Eastland Telegram-Ranger Times-The Rising Star www.e-cinc.com Thursday, January 28, 2010 Eastland County Sports Mavericks Loboes Bulldogs Panthers Wildcats THE STATION Carwash & Detailing • Oil Change • New & Used Tires • Disc Brakes • Pickup & Deliver John Vasquez - Owner 500 W. Main St. • Eastland Ofce: 254-629-3701 Cell: 254-631-7706 The Hair Shoppe 510 W. Lubbock • Gorman 254-734-2257 King Insurance Agency 320 W. Main • Ranger Since 1919 Serving you through all your insurance needs Auto • Home • Life • Health • Commerical • Medicare Supplements • Monthly Car Insurance 254-647-1171 1-800-272-5655 Red Star Truck Terminal Cafe E IH 20 • Eastland 254-629-2532 JAY WAY JANITORIAL AND CHEMICAL BioGuard Authorized Dealer CHEMICAL & PAPER GOODS Commercial • Industrial • Residential 254-629-2190 254-629-2154 900 W. Main St. • Eastland 969 E. Main • Eastland 254-629-8338 Herman’s Auto Parts 1903 Conrad Hilton • Cisco 254-442-1047 Coats Furniture 305 S. Seaman • Eastland 254-629-2614 Lakeside Golf Club 209 County Road 157 254-629-2892 Higginbotham-Bartlett Building Centers Lumber • Paint • Doors • Windows Farm & Ranch • Electrical • Plumbing 1125 E. Main • Eastland 254-629-1311 Buck’s Gun School 815 Caddo Rd • Ranger 254-647-1449 Amy’s Cards & Gifts 254-629-3521 Cards • Gifts Collectables 254-629-3533 • Cosmetics • Beauty Aids • Accessories AMY REED MICROPLEX ELECTRIC Serving The Big Country “Your Licensed Electrician” 254-631-5522 254-629-1935 Lady Mavs Volleyball Vinson Television 115 Walnut St. Ranger 254-647-3466 Ledbetter Insurance Agency Auto • Bonds • Casualty • Business • Property • Life • Health • Annuities 809 Conrad Hilton Ave. • Cisco 254-442-3640 Security Title Co. 115 S. Lamar Eastland 254-629-1300 A Regional Real Estate Title Company With Ofces In Abilene, Eastland & Breckenridge 115 S. Lamar • Eastland, TX 76448 254-629-1300 254-629-1302 (Fax) www.securitytitleco.com Go Teams! The Ranger Junior High Boys Basketball team de- feated Perrin and Whitt on Monday, January 25 by a score of 35-19. It was a gripping game with Jason Bernard having 4 points, Jason Hooper 10, Jason Sanchez 2, Marcus Marsh 12, and Cristian DeLa- Torre 7. Numerous assists and great defense was provided by Conner Motley and Scott Thompson. Santo comes to town next Monday if the weather permits. The Ranger Junior High Boys Basketball team defeated Perrin and Whitt on Monday, January 25 by a score of 35-19. It was a gripping game with Jason Bernard having 4 points, Jason Hooper 10, Jason Sanchez 2, Marcus Marsh 12, and Cristian De- LaTorre 7. Numerous assists and great defense was provided by Conner Motley and Scott Thompson. Santo comes to town next Monday if the weather permits. #14 Clyde Bulldogs Fall To The Maverick Varsity Boys The Clyde Bulldogs were ranked #14 in the state, but that was before they came to Eastland. At the opening tipoff the Mavericks came out like a swarm of bees. The Maverick de- fense held Clyde to only 10 points in the rst quarter and only 4 points in the second. Clyde struggled to nd an open shot all evening and were nished off by the unstoppable shot of 6’9” post Forrest Robinson. Robinson nished the game with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Other Maverick scorers were Corey Howie with 8 points, Marcus Bartee and Billy Bob Brown each with 4 points and Jarred Moylan with 2 points. The Eastland boys went on to beat Clyde 41-28 and are now 3-0 in district play. The Mavericks will once again be at home Tuesday night to face the Bearcats of Hawley. Upcoming Games CISCO LOBOES & LADY LOBOES 1/26 JV, V @ANSON* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 1/29 JV, V @CLYDE* 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 2/2 JV, V @HOME AGAINST HAWLEY* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 CISCO COLLEGE LADY WRANGLERS 1/27 @HILLSBORO AGAINST HILL COLLEGE 5:30 1/30 @HOME AGAINST WEATHERFORD COLLEGE 2:00 2/3 @RANGER AGAINST RANGER COLLEGE 5:30 EASTLAND MAVERICKS & LADY MAVS 1/26 F, JV, V @HOME AGAINST HAWLEY* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 1/29 JV, V @HOME AGAINST ANSON* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 2/1 F @HOME AGAINST ALBANY 7:00 2/2 F, JV, V @MERKEL* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 GORMAN PANTHERS & LADY PANTHERS 1/26 JVB, VG, VB @DE LEON* 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 1/29 JVB, VG, VB @HOME AGAINST MAY 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 2/2 JVB, VG, VB @HOME AGAINST EVANT* 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 RANGER BULLDOGS & LADY BULLDOGS 1/26 JV, V @SANTO* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 1/29 JV, V @HOME AGAINST PERRIN-WHITT* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 2/2 JV, V @POOLVILLE* 4:00, 5:00, 6:30, 8:00 RANGER COLLEGE MEN’S & WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1/30 @TERRELL, TX AGAINST SOUTHWESTERN CC 2:00, 4:00 2/3 @HOME AGAINST CISCO COLLEGE 5:30 2/6 @HILLSBORO AGAINST HILL COLLEGE 2:00, 7:00 District 6-2A Boys District Standings: Eastland 3-0 (18-3 overall) Clyde 2-1 (21-2 overall) Hawley 2-1 (11-11 overall) Cisco 1-2 (7-8 overall) Anson 1-2 (13-11 overall) Merkel 0-3 (7-15 overall) District 6-2A Girls Standings: Merkel 5-0 (14-13 overall) Cisco 4-1 (20-5 overall) Eastland 3-2 (14-11 overall) Clyde 2-3 (9-17 overall) Hawley 1-4 (9-16 overall) Anson 0-5 (5-17 overall) Billy Bob Brown sets up the offense against Clyde Friday night. 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Daugh- erty street Visionaries in Preserva- tion (VIP) is the commu- nity planning program of the Texas Historical Com- mission. VIP asks residents how they want their com- munity to look and feel and provides the necessary tools to help Eastland retain its identity and sense of place as it changes and grows. Eastlands VIP program will meet once a month for eight months starting in February and ending in September. At the end of the program, the citizens of Eastland will have a preser- vation action plan that will make historic buildings and other assets fundamental parts of continued economic and cultural growth. The rst VIP meeting is Preservation 101. Texas Historical Commission staff will provide an overview of historic preservation and the tools of the trade. Com- munity members will be able to ask questions and have any concerns directly addressed. Program presented by The Texas Historical Com- mission Eastland Historic Board Members: Dean Vernon, Chairman, Anne Zoellick, Vice Chair- man, Jeanie Grifn Ed Allcorn and Terry Simmons Over the next several months you will be receiv- ing e-mails from the East- land Historic Board and the Texas Historical Com- mission telling you about upcoming VIP meetings. If you would like to be re- moved from this mailing list please contact Bill Do- len at citypz@txol.net and request that your address be removed. Eastland Historic Boards Visionaries In Preservation First Town Hall Meeting Feb. 4 I received an email and as you can see, because of Rota- rys world wide presence we are working through Charles Adams, Rotary District 4060 Chairman of Disaster in the Dominican Republic, who is responsible for identifying needs and disseminating need- ed supplies to assist the Haitian community. Funds will be col- lected through our Rotary Dis- trict 5790 Foundation (which is a 501 (C) 3,) will 100% go direct to help out those in des- perate need. Look this over and if you havent given open up your pocketbooks and give, I know from the pictures on TV you have opened up your heart. May God bless you and have a powerful and wonder- ful day. Saul Pullman Eastland Rotary Club Member Name; Club Name Barbara Love Eastland Bryan Jackson Eastland Cameron Buck Eastland Candi Kanady Eastland Cathy Jentho Eastland Claudio Cirulli Eastland Clint Coffee Eastland Crystal Kidd Eastland Daniel Jackson Eastland H.V. OBrien Eastland James Schuman Eastland Jenny Coffee Eastland Jim Bruton Eastland Kim Smith Eastland Loretta Key Eastland LV Coffee Eastland Mark Harris Eastland Mary Warford Eastland Melba Aaron Eastland Microplex News East- land Nellie Chalmers Eastland Patti Woolam Eastland Rick Castro Eastland Russell D. Thomason Eastland Saul Pullman Eastland Shane Kernell Eastland Timothy Carroll Eastland Tina Jackson Eastland Tom ONeal Eastland Rotary District 5790 Disaster Readiness Haiti Relief - Urgent Re- quest for Donations Dear Saul, The District 5790 Disaster Readiness Committee has been very aggressive in col- lecting funds and identifying needs for Haiti. We have established contact with Charles Adams,Rotary District 4060 Chairman of Disaster in the Dominican Republic, who is responsible for identifying needs and dis- seminating needed supplies to assist the Haitian community. At this time the critical need is medicines and medical sup- plies. Charles Adams is in daily contact with Dr. Claude Sure- na, a physisian and fellow Ro- tarian on the front lines of the devestation in Haiti. Members of District 5790 have a unique opportunity to help Dr. Surena save lives and embody true Service Above Self. Our appeal is to request your immediate donations to meet the need for medicines and medical supplies. Funds will be collected through our District 5790 Foundation (which is a 501 (C) 3,) will 100% go direct to help out those in desperate need. Yours in Rotary, John Miller, President District 5790 Foundation 5790 Disaster Readiness Make checks payable to: District 5790 Foundation, Inc. Mail to: District 5790 Foundation c/o John Miller P.O. Box 120394 Arlington,TX 76012-0394 District 5790 Disaster Readiness Committee Clint Ishmael, Chairman Gov. John Miller PRID Don Mebus DGE-Paul Lucas DGN-Sharron Miles John Brown Steve Bass Barry Bondurant Keith Jenkins Terry Sutton Ben Patterson Tom McGrew District 5790 GOAL $25,000 Here is the list of medical items needed: Antibiotics - oral and IV Syringes 1cc, 2cc,5cc, 10cc Anti-inamatories oral and IV Analgesics oral and IV Anti-asthma tics oral and oral sprays Dressings, all sizes Adhesives Gloves, a lot IV uids NACL, Dex- trose 5%, DW with NACL Ringer lactate Antibacterial solutions Plastics bags IV sets, a lot Orthopedics accessories The rst Shelter Boxes have arrived in Port au Prince and hundreds more are due to ar- rive later. The ShelterBox Response Team of David Eby (US), Wayne Robinson (US) and Mark Pearson (UK), who have been in Haitis capital since Thursday, took delivery of the rst ShelterBoxes at Port au Prince airport yesterday. The team say twelve of these boxes will be used to build an emergency eld hospital at the airport. ShelterBox is an internation- al disaster relief charity that delivers emergency shelter, warmth and dignity to people affected by disaster world- wide. Rotary Helping People In Haiti On Tuesday, February 9, were looking forward to an entertaining Meet the Author evening with Murray H. Edwards of Abilene. His collection Looking for Lucy Gilligan & Other Stories contains award-winning short stories that range from sweetly nostalgic, through quirky and entertaining, to just plain funny. Mr. Edwards is the son of Weldon Edwards and grew up on the Hereford ranch south of Clyde, so he is well- acquainted with our part of Texas. Many of his ctional characters are a lot like that fellow at the next table having lunch at the local cafe. We hope youll join us at 7:00 PM at the Library, where you may learn who Lucy Gilligan is and why someone is looking for her. You may also hear how an elderly rancher with a bad leg managed to save a cow and newborn calf from a range re, and if you listen closely, you just might learn the difference between a thingamajig and a whatchamacallit. The Cross Plains Public Library is located at 149 N. Main St. in Cross Plains. Well have refreshments for you to enjoy while visiting with Mr. Edwards, and his book will be available for purchase. There is no charge for the event. You can call the Library at 254-725- 7722 for more information. Meet The Author February 9 In Cross Plains The AARP Foundation in cooperation with the Internal Revenue Service will be providing free income tax preparation services for all middle and low-income taxpayers beginning February 1 through April 15, 2010. In order for this service to continue, volunteers are needed to be trained as tax preparers in Eastland. Training is given in Breckenridge in January, and travel expenses are reimbursed. Volunteers will be expected to answer tax questions and le basic tax forms including the 1040, 1040A and the EZ. Having prepared ones own return would be helpful in preparing you for the training. For more information, call Dorothy McLane, local coordinator for Breckenridge and Eastland, at 254-559-5652. Tax Aide Volunteers Are Needed This is trial version www.adultpdf.com CROSSWORD PUZZLE This puzzle sponsored by P. O. Box 877 Eastland, TX 76448 NOTICE Opinions expressed in articles and letters submitted by others do not necessarily re- ect the opinions or beliefs of the Owners, Managers, and Staff of Eastland County Newspapers, Inc. * * * Letters to the Editor: All letters must be signed with name and phone number on the letter. 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Non-deposit investment products are not FDIC insured. No bank guarantee.May lose value. Consult a financial adviser before making an investment decision. Pet Adoption Many pets available for adopting now Mon Fri. 9-5 442-1301 or 254-488-1784 1000 Ave. N. • Cisco www.frescue.org 5-5 *Donations Always Needed & Welcomed* EAST 36 AUTO BI-RITE AUTO Phones 325-669-0999 254-725-7361 254-725-4115 FAX 254-725-4115 Cross Plains Texas - 76443 407 S. Ave. B 4 Blks. East of Lite Remember, it is still School Board Recognition Month. Don’t forget to let them know how much you appreciate them. These folks are your representa- tives and they have been very busy this past year during the completion of our new facility. They have also been very busy obtaining the training they are required to receive each year. This takes time away from their families and sometimes their jobs and they receive no pay. Being on the school board is usually a thankless job. So give them a pat on the back and say thanks when you see them! Speaking of school board mem- bers, the next regularly sched- uled board meeting is February 10, 2010 and one of the agenda items will be to call for an elec- tion on May 8, 2010. I thought it strange that even though the election won’t even be call for until the 10th, the rst day to le for a place on the ballot is Febru- ary 6, 2010. The trustees whose will stand for election should they choose to run again are Bob Powell, Beth Underwood, Don Whitten, and Noah Landa. Noah Landa would be running to complete the last year of the seat vacated Melinda Harrington due to her leaving the district. The other three would be running for full three year terms. Our kids faired pretty well at the Eastland County Stock Show. Congratulations to all who par- ticipated! If your child does not participate in Ag, you might want to think about all the good things they learn regarding responsibil- ity, a good work ethic, working with others, building condence in themselves and much more. It is also a family affair; it in- volves everyone in the family in one way or another. You do not have to live on a farm or know anything about farming or ranch- ing to get involved. It is a great program and Mr. Boles, our Ag teacher, does a great job with our kids. You can see all the results in another article in this paper. The cafeteria will begin having two entrée choices again starting February 1st. The menu will be posted on our website and in the paper. We will also continue to offer secondary students the choice of a salad and baked po- tato or a chef salad. Our cafeteria manager and her crew do a great job providing your children with the best meals possible. They re - ally care about your children. Extended Day will begin at the elementary campus the rst week in February. This is offered to help students prepare for the upcoming T.A.K.S. Testing. Let - ters will be sent out soon inform- ing parents if their child’s need to attend as well as the schedule that will be used for tutoring. Also, a bus will run to take students home after tutoring if your child needs a ride. I also want to put in a good word for our faculty and staff at Gorman ISD. There is not an - other more qualied and caring group of people anywhere and I am very proud to be associated with them. They are great! Your children are in good hands! Remember, it takes community involvement for a school to be successful and you are welcome to get involved at Gorman ISD anytime. This is your school; these are your children; and these children are your future! Your input is always welcome. Come help us shape the future. Thank you for all you do to sup- port us! 2010 EASTLAND COUNTY LIV E S TO C K SH O W R E- SULTS Gorman exhibitors fared well in the 2010 County show! If you see these kids let them know you are proud of their endeavors and work. These are the results of each show: Meat Goat Jr. Showmanship – Madison Warren Meat Goat Sr. Showmanship – TJ Warren Market Rabbit Sr. Showman- ship – Kimi Seaton Market Rabbit Jr. Showman- ship – Kourtney Seaton RESERVE GRAND CHAM- PION GOAT - T J Warren C h a m p i o n F i n e W o o l - Austin Byrd C h am p i o n F i n e Wo o l Cross - T J Warren Champion Hair Sheep - Kendle Coan Champion Berk - Stetson Thompson Reserv e Ch a m p i o n B l k OPB - Cole Underwood Res. Champ. Div II Goat - T J Warren Reserve Champion Fine Wool - Madison Warren Reserve Champion Hair Sheep - Madison Warren 1st Place Duroc Class 3A - Madison Warren 1st Place Div I Class I Goat - Ally Little 1st Place Div I Class II Goat - Rees Byrd 1st Place Med. Wool Class 5A - Austin Byrd 1st Place Rabbits Class I - Kourtney Seaton 1st Place Rabbits Class II - Kimi Seaton 2nd Place Div III Class 1 Goat - Madison Warren 2nd Place Div III Class 2 Goat - TJ Warren 2nd Place Med. Wool Class 5C - Madison Warren 2nd Place Med. Wool Class 5A - Rees Byrd 2nd Place Med. Wool Class 5D - TJ Warren 3rd Place Blk OPB Class 2A - Kourtney Seaton 3rd Place Class 4C Hamp - Madison Warren 3rd Place Div I Class I Goat - Ben Burgess 3rd Place Div I Class II - Crystal Brinegar 3rd Place Div I Class III - Lauren Spivey 3rd Place Div II Class II - Cole Underwood 3rd Place Fine Wool Cross - Austin Byrd 3rd Place Med. Wool Class 5C - TJ Warren Super Notes By David K. Perry dperry@gorman.esc14.net Gorman ISD Superintendent Macie Mills and her rabbit “Skittles” entered the 2010 Brown County Youth Fair. Skittles won Grand Cham- pion in the Doe Breeding rabbits division. Macie was awarded a blue ribbon and belt buckle. Shown with Macie is a judge and queen of the fair. Macie is a 6th grade student at Early and is the daughter of Rob Mills and the late Dana Sadler Mills and granddaughter of Linda Sadler and the late Eddie Sadler. Attention: Eastland County Grades 6th-8th! The new Myrtle Wilks Community Center in Cisco is the place to be on February 2! The new Eastland County eTeen Community Bible Study (CBS) will kick off in that amazing facility at 6:30 p.m. on that night, and you do not want to miss it! The address for the Community Center is 1498 I-20 (North Access Road) in Cisco. The strange spelling (eTeen) looks like a typing error, but is correct, and stands for “Early Teen”. Classes are structured very age specic for Junior High School Students. CBS eTeen is an interdenominational, in depth Bible study for all junior high school students (grades 6, 7, and 8) in Eastland County. Come hungry because at 6:30 PM you will enjoy a “full meal deal” while you smell the delicious aroma of chocolate chip cookies baking! Following a wonderful hot meal (and chocolate chip cookies), there will be time for getting acquainted, fun and fellowship, praise and worship and getting into God’s Word. Don’t worry if you do not feel like a Bible scholar you don’t have to be! But you will nd that learning about God and His eternal Word can be more fun and more exciting than you ever dreamed! The meetings will be on each Tuesday night from February 2 through March 31 (except for March 16 which is Spring Break). They begin at 6:30 p.m. and dismiss promptly at 8:30 p.m. This ministry began in 1975, the result of heartfelt prayer of many. Classes have now spread throughout the United States and even internationally. CBS is designed not to compete with your local church, but rather to complement it, and God has blessed it mightily! Our goal is to encourage class members to belong to and actively support their own local church and to be servants and leaders in their congregations and communities. Teaching Director for the Eastland Co. eTeen is Tim McKinney, Associate Teaching Director is Nina Jo Anderson, the Coordinator is Jill Fields, and Prayer Chairman is Sherry Wright. Please invite your parents to come in on kickoff night to meet the leadership team and learn more about this ministry. There is a $10.00 enrollment fee which will pay for your tee shirt and Bible. Also, ask your parents to pray and ask the Lord if He is calling them to serve in this ministry. If you have any questions, please call Tim at (325) 665- 0189; Jill at (254) 442-4339; Nina Jo at (254) 631-8320; or Sherry at (254) 631-8525. We want to see you there on February 2!! eTeen Community Bible Study To Kick Off February 2 4th Place Blk OPB Class 2A - Crystal Brinegar 4th Place White OPB Class 5B - Ben Burgess 4th Place Black OPB Class 2C - Reece Scitern 4th Place Cross Pig Class 7A - Ally Little 4th Place Div I Class III - Ben Burgess 4th Place Div II Class II - Justin Little 4th Place Div III Class II - Austin Byrd 4th Place Broiler - Ally Little 5th Place Cross Pig Class 7A - Justin Little 5th Place Cross Pig Class 7C - Justin Little 5th Place Div I Class I - Kendle Coan 5th Place Div I Class II - Lauren Spivey 5th Place Div III Class I Goats - Madison Warren 5th Place Market Angora - Kendle Coan 6th Place Broiler - Justin Little 8th Place Div III Class 1 - Madison Warren Breeding Sheep Medium Wool Class 1 Champion Ewe – Madison Warren Medium Wool Class 1 2nd place Ewe – Madison Warren Class 4 Champion Medium Wool Champion – Madison Warren Breeding Sheep Junior Show- manship – Madison Warren Breeding Sheep Senior Show- manship – TJ Warren American Heifers – Champion American Heifer – Karsyn Scitern Grand Champion Commercial Heifer – Karsyn Scitern 3rd Place Class 2 American Heifer – Karsyn Scitern Breeding Swine – Champion Duroc – Ben Bur- gess Reserve Champion Hamp. – Ke- aton Moore Reserve Champion Cross – Ke- aton Moore Reserve Champion Spot – Reece Scitern 1st Place Class 7A York – Keaton Moore 4th Place Class 7B York – Keaton Moore Jr. Showmanship – Keaton Moore Sr. Showmanship – Ben Bur- gess Breeding Meat Goats: 5th Place Class 1 Kid Does – Madison Warren 8th Place Class 1 Kid Does – Karsyn Scitern Ag Mechanics Contest Blue Ribbon – Tyler Johnson Breeding Rabbits: Showmanship Sr. Breeding Rabbits – Kimi Seaton David K. Perry Superintendent Gorman ISD Desdemona monthly musical was held last Saturday night at the Community Center. A large group of musicians, singers and visitors attended. The music was “great”. Thanks to all these musical groups and singers that attend each month. Thanks to the ladies that donate food each month to the concession stand. It takes each and everyone do- ing their part to keep our com- munity going strong. Thanks again. ------ Robert Alton Brown of Fort Worth visited the past weekend with his parents, Robert and Ima Brown. ------ Take time out from your busy daily schedule to remember the sick and shut-ins of our community with our cards and prayers. ------ Please contact this reporter with your weekly news. Your help will be appreciated. ------ Thanks and have a great day Vonnie. Desdemona News By Vonnie Guthery This is trial version www.adultpdf.com CiscoPress 254-442-2244 EastlandTelegram 254-629-1707 Toll Free 888-227-1708 Country Wide Classifieds CiscoPress • EastlandTelegram • Ranger Times • Rising Star•Baird Star Thursday, January 28, 2010 REAL ESTATE Mary Youvonne McMillan Texas Real Estate Broker 801 Conrad Hilton Cisco www.mcmillanreal estate.net 254-442-3846 254-653-8102 Cell CISCO 401 W. 5th, Cisco- 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2 car- port + 24 x 30 metal shop on corner lot w/central heat/air & basement, utility room & ofce. Re- duced $42,000.00 ------- 701 E. 23rd. Hum- bletown home, re- done in ‘02. 3 bdrm, 1 bath, lvg. rm, din- ing rm, pantry, utility w/central heat & air. $50,000 ------- 1602 Ave E- 2 lots $4,500. ------- 1405 Bullard- re- model started- 2 oors- 1390+/- lower oor. Garage, shop and shed. $19,900. ------- Near Cross Plains Modular home on CR 243 w/porches, carport, workshop, cistern, 2 bdrm, 2 bath on 1+/- acres. $57,000. C104 NEW: Rising Star, operating laundro- mat, washers, dry- ers, folding tables & seating. Great investment opportu- nity. $27,500. 38 A M/L south Gorman: Fronts FM 679, about 10 A large Pecan Trees, nice location for pond, good fences, sandy land. $2,200 acre. Seller Financing. Gorman, 44A, 2-2-2 bi-level frame home, 1728 sf, cen- tral a/h, metal roof, covered upper deck, several wells, build- ings, coastal. Deer & other wildlife. $250,000 130 A, west Carbon, app. 40 a cult, 35 a coastal, pond, elec., county water. $2,400 acre 179 A south of Gorman: Part wood- ed, part old elds, deer & hogs, 2 nice ponds, sandy soil, elec., several water wells, cabin, $2,350 acre Selling Comanche, Eastland and Brown Counties since 1954 and we WANT to sell yours. We solicit and appreciate your list- ings. COGBURN REAL ESTATE DE LEON OFFICE (254) 893-6666 HOME 893-2642 758-2401 www.cogburnreal estate.com RS104 ———————— Property For Sale: 6 vacant conjoined lots in Cisco. 600 block of West 13th, near school. Great for house or mobile home. Best offer. 442-1315 leave mes- sage. C10 BUILDER’S F O R E C L O S U R E SPECIAL! Brick home in Pecan Plan- tation 3/2 with 2-car garage. Owner - nancing; use $8,000 tax credit as down payment! 972-228- 2178 or 817-293- 8950. E13 7+ acres on paved highway frontage. Secluded and pri- vate. 5 miles from shopping/town. 1/2 mile from Lake Leon- -NEVER FLOODED. 2002 4 bedroom, 2 bath doublewide. 16’ x 32’ above ground Doughboy pool with deck. 3 storage buildings, pole barn, chicken pens, and older singlewide mo- bile home that needs work. $108,500. 254- 442-3646, 254-631- 9988, 254-631-9989. C12 Houses For Sale Must Sell 3 BR, 2 BA on 3 large lots with oak trees- Ranger. Has new roof, plumb- ing and foundation. Reasonably priced. 254-647-3400. R10 Lake Home For Sale on Lake Cisco. 2700 square feet, 2 story, central heat and air, 3 car carport, dock, recently remodeled. $142,500. 254-631- 9980 day or 254- 442-2596 night. C10 Newly remodeled 2 BR, 1 Bath House For Sale in Ranger 254-631-9051. E10 4 Bedroom, 2 bath brick home in Cisco. 2 living areas. Lots of closets. Large util- ity room. Attached 2 car garage. Double windows. Tile/carpet. Total electric. Central heat/air. Wood-burn- ing replace with insert/blower. Large fenced back yard with storage building. $125,000. 254-442- 3646, 254-631-9988, 254-631-9989. C12 Owner Will Finance 505 W. 6th, Cisco. 3/1, $380/month. 812-219-6969. C10 Very nice newly remodeled 3/2. Large fenced yard in Eastland. Approx. 1/2 acre. Must see! $119,500. 254-433- 1498. E104 YOU NEED IT! 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MOBILE HOMES FHA Advertising Rule: FHA makes it il- legal “to make, print, or pub- lish, or cause to be made, print- ed, or published, any notice, state- ment, or adver- tisement, with respect to the sale or rental of a dwelling, that indicates any preference, limitation, or discrimination because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national ori- gin, or an inten- tion to make any such preference, limitation, or discrimination.” REAL ESTATE MOBILE HOMES 5 Bedrooms/3 Baths, 3 Acres! $999 Down, $699/month 5.75% APR, 360 mos. TrinityHomeSales.com 866-672-1499 REI34909 APTS FOR RENT APTS FOR RENT FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE ecn@att.net Fax: 254-629-2092 Work in a friendly, family-oriented environment Apply in person at: 460 W. Main Street, Ranger, TX 76470 For more info: Contact Renee at 254-647-3111 E.O.E. R104 Valentino’s Italian Restaurant & Pizza now hiring for the fol- lowing positions: Wait Staff Dishwasher Cashier Apply in person. 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Cisco, TX 76437 Monday 8:00 p.m. Open Meetings Wednesday 12:00 noon Friday 6:00 p.m. Book Study For more information contact 254-442-4462 104 BUSINESS SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICES AVAILABLE: CONSUMER PLUMBING CONSULTANT: 50+ years expe- rience all kinds Eastland area installation and m a i n t e n a n c e qualies MAS- TER PLUMBER ROY LEE SMITH to fairly and eco- nomically advise residential and commercial cus- tomers about their plumbing needs and problems. Call 254-629-2995 for HELP today! You’ll be glad you did. 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O’Brien. 13 short stories in a soft cover booklet about just folks with big and little problems. One, The Man With the Withered Hand is the true story of the author’s partially handicapped father’s struggle during hard times to provide for his family in spite of many problems. You’ll meet people that you swear you already know and situations that are common and some not so common. De- clared a “good read”. $17.00. Postage and handling included. Order: check, credit card or Pay Pal to Telegram Box 29, Eastland, TX 76448, 254-629-1707 or 888-227-1708 or E- mail ecn@att.net. Pets For Sale: Full blood Shih Tzu puppies, 8 weeks old, has all shots, $150.00. Call 325-660-9009. Leave message. E104 FOR SALE All furnishings in Apt. for sale. Can see at Apt. #311 215 W. Main St., Ranger Gholson Hotel after 9 a.m. R8 BARN SALE Clean- ing out the pecan barn. Prices re- duced while they last. Shelled $5.50 per pound. www. ChildressFarm.com Call 254/725-6866 or 4321. E10 For Sale: Fiberglass b a t h t u b / s h o w e r combos w/diverter valve $240. 254-639- 0930. E11 EGGS Country Fresh- Open Range H&R Feed, Ranger 254-647-1949 R10 Hay For Sale 4 x 4.5 Round Bales. Horse quality $45 per roll; Cow Hay $40 per roll. Ranger, TX. 817-992-4372. R10 For Sale: Skirting Material, Blemished Steel Siding, Roong Material, & Assorted Screws & Nails! CHEAP!!! At Morgan Buildings & Spa. E104 Winter Jobs Rent D5 Dozers WANTED BOOKS BUSINESS SERVICES NEED A JOB? Write a brief (25 word) of what you can do and how to be contacted. Bring to newspaper for FREE 1-time Classi- ed Ad. NO CALLS PLEASE! SPECIAL NOTICE: IF YOU ARE HONEST, HAVE A GOOD PERSONALITY, ABILITY TO BE A POSITIVE INFLUENCE FOR GOOD BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMY OF THIS AREA: Apply with written statement of your education, qualications, knowledge of the econ- omy of this area, and have squeaky clean personal record and superior personal refer- ences, bring to EASTLAND COUNTY NEWSPAPERS, 215 S. Seaman St., Eastland, TX. 76448 or mail to E.C.N., P.O. Box 29, Eastland, TX, 76448. NO TELEPHONE CALLS PLEASE. THIS IS A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY FOR THE RIGHT PERSON WHO WANTS TO BE INVOLVED IN AN IMPORTANT WAY WITH THE ECONOMY OF THIS AREA. BULGIN’S BEST BLOWS, Olde Type Sermons by Elwood J. Bulgin, D.D., PhD., early day trav- eling evangelist who preaching hell re and brimstone, with few punches pulled. It is a collection of seven of his complete sermons including Immorality, Eddyism, Conditions Demand- ing Hell, Demands of Unbelief, The Man of Galilee, Was Moses Scientic and Bible Inspired. Reprinted from a booklet that was originally sold by the evangelistic team. Printed as a loose leaf collec- tion. 7 Sermons for $10.00 postage and handling included. Order: check, credit card or by Pay Pal to Telegram Box 29, Eastland, TX 76448, 254-629-1707 or 888-227-1708 or E- mail ecn@att.net. THE TEXAS MES- SENGER, A literary magazine spotlight- ing the many current aspects of cultural and business life of Eastland County, Texas. Many pho- tographs and prize winning articles facts and ction of lasting value. $10. each postage and handling included. Order: check, credit card or Pay Pal to Telegram Box 29, Eastland, TX 76448, 254-629-1707 or 888-227-1708 or E- mail ecn@att.net. ATTENTION: ALL ADVERTISERS This newspaper is not responsible for errors or omissions printed in error, except to correct them in the next edition. It is the responsibility of the adver- tiser to notify this newspa- per after the rst appear- ance. Our established and re- corded policy on newspa- per advertising placement provides that: T ransfer of ownership of an ad - verTised business and / or service does noT eliminaTe The responsibiliTy for pay - menT by The person or firm ThaT originally ordered The adverTisemenT . A one and one half (11/2) percent interest will be added monthly to bills after 30 days in arrears. Eastland County Newspapers, Inc., 215 S. Seaman St. Eastland, TX 76448 BOOKS 3-104 Handy Number To Keep Whitley Construction Call Chad for handyman or all kinds of home, farm or business construction & repair Large or Small Custom Rustic Cedar Furniture 254-643-4043 or cell 325-330-1745 NOTICE Many Foxes grow grey, but few grow good. From B. Franklin To place a c l a s s i f i e d ad email to: ecn@att.net, fax to 254- 6 2 9 - 2 0 9 2 , call 254-629- 1707 or come by 215 S. Sea- man St. in Eastland Notices NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS OF PROPOSED TEXAS DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION (TxDOT) CONTRACTS Sealed proposals for contracts listed below will be received by Tx- DOT until the date(s) shown below, and then publicly read. CONSTRUCTION/ MAINTENANCE/ BUILDING FACILITIES CONTRACT(S) Dist/Div: Brownwood Contract 0007-04- 109 for INSTALL ME- DIAN BARRIER in EASTLAND County will be opened on February 09, 2010 at 1:00 pm at the State Ofce. Plans and specica- tions are available for inspection, along with bidding proposals, and applications for the TxDOT Prequali- ed Contractor’s list, at the applicable State and/or Dist/Div Ofces listed below. If applicable, bidders must submit prequali- fication information to TxDOT at least 10 days prior to the bid date to be eligible to bid on a project. Prequalication mate- rials may be request- ed from the State Office listed below. Plans for the above contract(s) are avail- able from TxDOT’s website at www.txdot. gov and from repro- duction companies at the expense of the contractor. NPO: 31902 State Ofce Constr./Maint. Division 200 E. Riverside Dr. Austin, Texas 78704 Phone: 512-416-2540 Dist/Div Ofce(s) Brownwood District District Engineer 2495 Highway 183 N Brownwood, Texas 76802-3227 Phone: 325-646-2591 Minimum wage rates are set out in bidding documents and the rates will be part of the contract. TXDOT ensures that bidders will not be discrimi- nated against on the grounds of race, col- or, sex, or national origin. (1-21, 1-28-2010) BOOKS PETS FOR SALE THANK YOU The family of Jerry Paul Mehaffey, Sr. would like to express gratitude to their fam- ily and friends dur- ing our time of loss. Thank you for your attendance at the memorial, beautiful oral arrangments, delicious comfort food, kind phone calls, notes of sup- port, and visits. Most of all, we are thank- ful for your friendship through good times and bad. 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