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Home My WebLink About2008-06-06 Euless ArticlesDISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / Of / MA YOR CITY CKL CITY ATTNY GRIM MCK4MIE RIDCWA Y(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER CETCHELL LIBRARY ADIVII/V LIBRARY REF AIVIflAL CNTR DA TE DISTRIBUTED 7 / / DATEOFARTICLE 3-1 14 / ' NEWSPAPER C o.~,~c/-/ ' Court and Commercial Daily - ESTABLISHED 1903 - For Ehless Pets, a New Banfield Pet Hospitalis Justwhat theDodor Mend meld, The Pet Hospital8 Euless, TX - Banfield, The Pet tice is driven by a goal to make life Hospital@, the nation's largest pri- better for families. This is accom- vate veterinary practice, will open a plished by giving Pets the same new location in the Euless commu- care humans want for themselves, nity. Banfield's dedicated hospital making Pet health care affordable, team is excited to offer high-quality strengthening the value of Pets in veterinary health care in this com- families, educating the public that munity and looks forward to greet- better Pet health care maximizes ing its new clients, said Nancy life expectancy and quality, and Smith, DVM, veterinarian at stopping euthanasia by keeping Banfield, The Pet Hospital of pets healthy, Smith said. Now, the Euless, TX located at 2800 State practice wants to make a difference HWY 121 North, Suite 400. in Euless. "Banfield's reputation for an in- "We invite the members of the novative and caring approach to Pet community to stop in. We'd like to healthcare is just what the Pet own- introduce ourselves and discuss our ers in this community are looking practice," Dr. Smith said. "We look for," Dr. Smith said. "We have a forward to building meaningful re- commitment to making hu- lationships with Pets and families man-quality medicine accessible to in Euless and surrounding commu- Pet owners here in Euless and want nities." them to know that they can rely on Dr. Smith is available for inter- us for our legendary client service." views about the new hospital open- Banfield Pet hospitals provide ing. For more information about top-notch medical systems, proce- Banfield, The Pet Hospital of dures and client services. Our prac- Euless, please call (888) 355-0595. ....:b/Stria, UTED TO: PAGE I OF MAYOR CITY CNCL CITY ATTNY GRIM MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED 6 / 6 / o? DATE OF ARTICLE111 /off 3 /0 O NEWSPAPER FWST George Curtiss Tucker IK: r s a a T ^« x ,. a §...tea` a a ag c y � y i., ..\Iii i' u1Z,0 - II NORTH RICHLAND HILLS--: — I George Tucker,71, died Wednesday, May 21,2008. MEMORIAL SERVICE 10 a.m. Saturday in Lucas Funeral Home Cha I pel, 1321 Precinct Line Road, Hurst. Longtime friend Charles Scoma will officiate. . George was born Nov 10,1936=in 111 Wichita Falls After earning a BS in engineering from the University of Texas at Arlington, he quickly be- came a talented construction enli- ' neer employed by local aerospace companies and championed projects for Bell Operations in Iran and Japan. George volunteered his talents an the North Richland Hills Planning and Zoning Board, influencing much 9f the city's present growth and direc- tion. , SURVIVORS Wife of 47 years, Patsy; son; Braden; brother, Mak; I niece;nephew;and several cousins Lucas Funeral Home Hurst,817-284-7271 View and sign guestbook at I wwwstar-telegram.com/obituaries George was a Plans Examiner for the City of I Euless for several years . I I I I I DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE / OF / hfA YOR CITY CNCL CITY ATTNY CRIiZl MCKAMIE RZDGWA Y(2) DECK BROWiV YOUNG ICICDOIVALD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBR.4RYADiMIiV LIBRARYREF AiVIiI.1ALCfiTR DATE DISTRIBUTED k L I D~~TEOFARTICLE MAY ~h/of NEWSPAPER~~~R~I) $L~;;ESS X~SS The following have graduated from the 2008 HEB Chamber of Commerce Leadership Class: DeMia Brown, Carter Bloodcare; Jimmy Carrick, Bank of Texas; Courtney Collins, Compass Bank; Jenny Ellis, Harris Methodist HEB Hospital; Oscar Figueroa, HEB Independent School District; Matthew Gallagher, The Gallagher Group; Cammie James, Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County; Wayne Pavlik, Euless Police Department; Andrea Sanders, ONCOR Electric Delivery; Candice Sanders, city of Hurst; Amy Walker, Community Enrichment Center; Janice Wentworth, Comfort Keepers; Angela Wenzel, Tarrant County College-northeast campus; Ashleigh Whiteman, city of Hurst; and Jason Williams, Dallas Baptist university-~ar& t . UI~~KILIUI~~ 7'0: PACE / OFZ IMAI'OR CITYCNCL CITYATTNY CRIh1 1bICK4hflE RIDGFVAY(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG IllcDONALD COLLINS C. B,4 RKER CETCHELL LIBRAR Y ADhIIN LIBRA K Y REF ANIMAL CNTK DATE DISTRIBUTED ($ DATEOFAR~CLC ARY 2 NEFI/SPAPER Ft JCIDRT~B~S. he= Top 20 Toughest Area Public Golf Courses Ranked by USGA slope rating Yardage Course Deslgner Greens 6.808 Devl~nNon Hagoe Bent Rank 1 USGA Slope RaUng 1 USGA Course Rating 143 73 9 Golf Course Address Phone Fax Web slte The Cliffs Resort 160Clrffs Dr~we Gralord 76449 940779-4520 DND ddresorts corn General Manager Golf Pro Year Opened Jeft Harper Alan Allson, PGA 1985 Par1 Difference Between Course RaUng and Par Grmn Fees 71 3 $70 weekdays. W5 weekends Amenltles Hotel, spa, reslaurant, manna, convention cenler. lennls and poll Fred Molsen Pete Glass 1994 Nlck Bednar Brandon McNahb 1960 Altson Wlsa Bo Armendarez 2002 Nick Bedw Brandon McNabb 1980 Hagen Cleek DND 1987 Jason Hertschmdt DND 20W Rlchard M Wnght DND 1999 Glenda Hartsell Shelton Adena Wallace 1997 2 36 holes 01 goll, boalmy, hotel and condos, spa. fine and casual dlnln~, conlerence cenler, pools and Ienms Pro shop and The Gnll at Bear Creek Bentgrass greens, drhmg range, extenswe pmng greens and separate chippin wlth pracllce sand area, pro shop and luf bar and pnll Pro shop and Hacken GriU Driwlng range, putting and chipplnp greens. 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BARKER GETCIfELL LIBRARYADIVIN LIBRARYREF AANInlALCNlR DATE DISTRIB LUED b (P 1 O &' DATE OFAKTICL fly d 6 /o? NEWSPAPER ft &PTU &S/;\IL-ss re% P To be Included on th~s Ilst, contact l~rlresearchlgbupresc net Dlrnclor of Golf Instrucbon Shswn Humphr~es Jetl BrauerIJay 7.114 Mornsh TfEaple Bermuda 6 753 Stwen D Plurner Bermuda 6.900 Byron Nelson/Joe Fin~er TdEagle Bermudd 6,680 D~ck Phelps Champlon Bemuda 6.866 Bruce Llehke Benl grass 7,005 Ja Mornsh &dwarf 7.m Graham 8 Panks and Gary Slephenson TdEaple hnudd 6,577 Dave Bennet Bermuda mf dmrf 7.017 Jen Brauer TiEagle Bermuda 6.363 Ralph Plurnrner. 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Cowboys star-shaped punlng green, slate-of-the art pracbce and teaching fdcilltles, pro shop and dlnlng Pro shop and snack shop Drivlng mnga and Snack Shop P- -- . 135 74 4 133 74 0 132 73 0 132 71 9 132 73 3 131 71 0 129 73 0 128 71 4 1 27 70 0 126 70 0 126 71 8 -. 72 2 $22 $35 weekdays. $22-$45 weekends 71 3 $17-530 weekdays, $20-S38 weekends 72 1 $?,O weekdays. $35 weekends 72" $42 weekday, $52 weekend 72 1 $55 and up 72 ' -1 $39449 weeMays, $5919 weekends 72 1 $25-549 weekdays, $29-$65 weekends , 72 -1 $4516 weekday, f 1 1-520 weekend 72 -2 $175 .71 -1 $10-$17 weekday. $12-522 weekend 70 2 $12-$19 weekday. $15-525 weekend DISTRIBUTED TO: MAYOR CITYCNCL CITYATTNY CRIM ,V~CKAIMIE RIDCWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOUIL'C ~WCDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER CETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBRARY REF AIVIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED 6 Ik /Or DATEOFARTICLE FWST Cheers: To Tina and Tim Carter for organizing the Euless Neighborhood Group and negotiating a generous gas lease agreement for the group's home- ewners. Considering all aspects of the lease, it wa's the best for our neigh- borhood. Cheers also to Don and Judy Massey for orga/lizing volunteers to reach and include all homeowners. - Gloria Walkev, Euless DISTRIBUTED TO: PA GE / / OF___ MAYOR CITYCNCL CITYATTNY CRIM MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOC'IVC R.lcDO;VALD COLLINS C. BARKER CETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBR4RY REF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED 6 1 b 1 DATE OF ARTICLE / 1 0 8 NEWSPAPER F WST INSIDE THE POLICE SCANNER * Kayakers hit troubled waters Star-Telegram EULESS - Here's one way thieves ruined a holiday weekend. 7ho kayaks lying near a dock at Eden Lake were sto- len on Memorial Day ac- cording to police reports. The owner had pulled them out of the water and left them unattended for an unspecified time, and they were gone when he re- turned, the reports state. The theft happenedin the 1800 block of Trail Lake Drive One kayak was about 9 feet long and valued at $900; the other was 12 feet long and worth $1,600, the re- Thieves take kayaks , t .. Two kayaks were stolen on Memorial Day from adock near Eden Lake in Euless. , ports state. - paddled for this &me. The thieves should be - Domingo Ramirez Jr. DISTRlB UTED TO: PAGE I OF___ MAYOR CITY CNCL CITYATTNY GRIM MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG hlcDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARYADMIiV LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR DA TE DISTRIB UTED /&lug DATEOFARTICLE & /~/oQ lVEWSP.4PER FWST Bill W. Thompson GORDONVILLE - Bill Thompson, 71, a loving husband, dad, granddad and great-granddad, passed away Sunday, June 1,2008. FUNERAL: 10 a.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church of Euless, 1000 West Airport Freeway. BURIAL: Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. Vis- itation: 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the fu- neral home. Bill was born and raised in Abi- lene and lived most of his life in Eu- less. He moved to Lake Texoma after retiring from the Euless Police De- partment with 28 years of service. He loved hunting and fishing and was a Shriner and a member of Willis Bap- tist Church. SURVIVORS: Lov~ng wife of 52 1 years, Kathy; son, Gary Thompson and wife, Della; daughters, Sheri Kitts and husband, Wayne, Vicki Fry 1 and husband Byron, Kelly Dorman 1 and husband, Tom; grandchildren, 1 Stephanie-wickhamand husband, Jim, Aaron Fry, Amy Atkins and hus- band, Brandon, Courtney Thompson, Lindsey Thompson, Tommy Dorman, Lonnie Kitts, Josh Dorman; great- grandchildren, James, Gee, Addison (on the way); and many other family members, friends and neighbors. Bkebonnet Hills Funeral Home Colleyville, 817-498-5894 View and sign guestbook at www.startelegrnmcwn/ob'rtuaries DISTRIBUTED TO: / / PAGE OF 1224 YOR CITY CNCL CITYATTNY GRIM MCKilhIIE RIDGN'A Y(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER CETCHELL LIBRARYADMIN LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR DATEDISTRIBUTED DATEOFARTICLE & ' /3 /o NEWSPA PER F WST EULESS E. Texan accused in slaying is arrested in burglary case star-~e~egram ment did not return tele- EULESS - A roundup of phone calls. burglary suspects has netted Euless police initially ar- authorities an East Texas rested Johnson and Justin man who is accused of kill- Gratts, 20, of Euless on Fyi- hg a teen in April then flee- day on suspicionof burglary. ing to North Texas, police A third man, Garrett Ander- said. son, 23, of Euless, was arrest- . Alex Johnson, 18, of ed Sunday also on suspicion Longview was in custody ofburglary. Monday after he and two An investigation began other men were arrested in early May after six homes during the ,weekend in Eu- were hit by burglars less, police said. who kicked in back doors . Johnson was being held. and stole electronics and on suspicion of capital mur- jewelry. der. He is accused of killing a Investigators got leads on teen in April at Lake 0' the three men, one of' whom Pines in East Texas. Details lived in the 900 block ofvilla on the slaying were not Drive in Euless, where offi- available Monday because cers arrested Gratts and bfficials with the ,Marion Johnson. County Sheriff's Depart- - Domingo Ramjrez Jv. DISTRTB LiTED TO: PACE / OF 1 MAYOR CITYCNCL CITYATTNY CRIM iVfCKr/iWIE RIDCWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOLING McDOiVALD COLLIIYS C. BARKER CETCHELL LIBRARYADiMIiV LIBRARYREF AiVIMALC:VTR DATE DISTRIBUTED la / h / 05( DA TE OF ARTICLE FWST DRAFT I AREA HIGH SCHOOL PROSPECTS Don't ex~ect manv 1 familiar hames dled I By DREW DAVlSON Spec~al to the Star-Telegram . It is a down year in the number of area high school players expected to be drafted in the major league,draft on Thys- day and Friday, but the ones who are projected to go high just happen to also be committed to TCU. Here's a look at the players expected to be drafted in the first 15 rounds: LHP Walker Kelly, Fort Worth Arlington Heights: He has made 2 clear he intenck to go to TCU. He's recovered ' from a strained ulnar collateral ligament in his left elbow this season, so his stock has fallen quite a bit. He's'still a lock to be selected within the first 10 rounds. RHP Kaleb Merck, Keller: Merck said there is a.70 per- cent chance he'll be at,TCU in the fall, along w~th his fastball that touches 95 mph. If he's not at TCU, a team - the Padres, Dodgers and Phillies have all shown strong interest - probably met his signing bonus demand, which is at least 8500,000. RHP Matt ~hompsdn; ~rlington Grace Prep: He has committed to TCU, but with a 93 mph fastball along with a good changeup and slider, he might go pro.' 36 David Wright, Fort worth Country Day: Wright, another TCU recruit, has been scouted heavily by the Mets and projects to be a solid position player. OE Randall Thorpe, Colleyville ~eritage:.~couts love Thorpe's speed and defense, which makes him a potential pick in the first 10 rounds. He has signed with Texas A&M. Randall Thorpe is the son of Danette Thorpe, secretary in the City Manager's Office. DISTRIBCITED TO: MAYOR CITYCNCL CITYATTNY CRIM MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOCiXC ;McDOIVALD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARY ADkIIN LIBRARY REF AIVIMAL CNTR DA TE ~~S~RIB~TED 6 / 6 / 0 d D.4 TE oF Ip / 5 / 0 8 NEwsPApm FwsT Wreck sends 1 to hospital . ,x.:r4 . fl ' , , ~st+-ie~$~r'dP f: . . - A f$7-year-old , man was taken to Harris Methodist Fort Worth Hospital by helicopter late 1 Wednesday afternoon af- ter his pickup was struck by,a car on Texas 10. Witdesses said, :the : p'idkup dfivei. was pulling a ' trailer west on Texas 10 at about 5 p.m. and was turn- ing left onto Martha Street when a gray sedan struck the pickup. The man was not wearing a seatbelt, Sr. Cpl. Scott Peterson said! The driver, who was not identified, was ejected and suffered a head injury. - Staff vepovts DISTRIBUTED TO: PAGE ( OF I I MAYOR CITY CNCL CITYATTNY CRIM MCKAMIE RIDGWAY(2) DECK BROWN YOUNG McDONALD COLLINS C. BARKER GETCHELL LIBRARY ADMIN LIBRARY REF ANIMAL CNTR DATE DISTRIBUTED 4�/o DATE OF ARTICLE ' /c) S NEWSPAPER FWST CRIME 2 brothers arrested after home invasion in Euless The teenagers are accused of storming into a The robbery What was taken ' residence and stealing weapons from a family. The home invasion hap- The robbers took two assault rifles and pened about 10:30 p.m. several handguns the family was keeping By DOMINGO RAMIREZ JR. ramirez@star-telegram com Tuesday. for relatives,police said. EULESS — In a second, three armed ` According to police re- As the bandits rounded up the teens, robbers rushed into a home on West r ,� Aiika ports,a woman,her three the woman ran to her bedroom,jumped Midway Drive late Tuesday. teenage children and two out a window and called 911,police said. The masked bandits pointed their friends of the teens were at Police arrived within minutes of receiv- weapons at the heads of a group of � the home.Three men—one ing the 911 call,but the robbers had fled. teens and herded them into a bedroom wearing a ski mask and two • as they stole a cache of weapons that in- with bandannas over their Arrests cluded`rifles. Brian Anthony faces—entered as.one of Working on leads and tips,police identified They were gone within minutes. But Adams the teens was about to two brothers suspected in the home in- by Thursday,two brothers were in cus- leave,police said. vasion.Police stopped a car with Brian tody, accused of the crime;police con- Two bandits were armed Adams in it about 5 p.m:Wednesday on tinued to search for a third suspect. with long guns and one had Airport Freeway near Forest Ridge Drive in 1 Bran Anthony Adams,18,and Josh , a pistol,police said. Bedford,then arrested his younger broth- ua James Adams, 17, both of Bedford, "They moved all the er about two hours later at a home in the • were being held in the Euless City Jail on teens into a bedroom," 1800 block of Realistic Court in Bedford. suspicion of aggravated robbery. Williams said."They also Authorities recovered the stolen weap- "`We still don't have a name on the Joshua James knew that there were weap- ons in the Bedford home. third suspect yet,"Euless police Lt.rJohn Adams ons in the house and asked Williams said.Thursday. , the teens where they were." - DOMINGO RAMIREZ JR.,817-685-3822 1 1 1 1 1 1 1