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Cheerleaders
The 2011-12 Nocona High
School cheerleaders were
recognized Monday night
for their contributions and
accomplishments during
the year: All American
Cheerleader Rachel
Stewart; All-America n
Cheerleader Niciole
Hamilton; All-American
Cheerleader Macie
McCracken; All-American
Cheerleader Ashton
Mclnnish; Sierra Jones;
Cassidy Jones; Lexi Reed;
Alicia Carter; and Abri
Moon.
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Donors give McC au |hey widespread financial help
Continued from Page 1
Donald Ray Fenoglio,
Montague nurse Lauren
Fenoglio, Montague fireman
Matt Fenoglio, Nocona real
estate developer Tony
Fenoglio, Bowie oil field
serviceman Jim Gilbow,
Bowie oil producer Tim
Flail, Nocona rancher Billy
Henley, Bowie attorney
William Knowlton, Fort
Worth attorney John Lively,
Dallas oil producer Robert
Major, Bowie rancher
Ronnie Ogle, Sunset retiree
D.J. Rater, Wichita Falls
attorney Cyndi Schenk,
Wichita Falls attorney Brad
Altman, and Texans for
Better Government in
Wichita Falls.
Montague bail bondsman
Tara Vicari contributed
$300.
Contributing $250 each
were: Nocona oil lease
developer Tommy Yowell,
Nocona housewife
mills taken
to repair
Pet. 1 roads
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county's rights-of-way.
Rather than periodically
transferring them to his oper-
ating account, he has been
stashing them in the unen-
cumbered account for a rainy
day.
That day has arrived, he
said. "We roads are just beat
up," he said.
The precinct will use the
funds to purchase additional
rock, the fuel to run the
equipment to transport the
rock, spread and pack the
material and the wages for
some additional part-time
employees to operate the
equipment in an effort to
make the roads better.
"Good thing you had that
money," Pet. 4 Comm. Bob
Langford commented.
"I didn't have any idea
they were just going to
destroy my roads," he said of
the heavy volume of heavy
truck traffic caused by the
development of the Barnett
Shale.
As for help from the oil
and gas producers, "I get a
little help from Pioneer. The
rest, not really," the commis-
sioner said.
In fact one firm's stated
attitude is, "We pay taxes,"
Kernek quoted adding, "and
they are right, they do pay
taxes just like everyone
else."
Controlling the speed of
the heavy trucks is not so
simple.
Part of the problem is
unless there is a posted speed
limit on a county road,
explained Chief Deputy
Sheriff J.T. Mitchell, the
speed limit is 60 miles per
hour. Where it is posted, and
Kernek said he has posted
speed limit signs on all of his
county roads, DPS troopers
and deputy sheriffs can
enforce the speed limits.
Rosemary Wingate,
Montague consultant
Freddie Williams, Henrietta
housewife Jo Williams,
Bowie stock broker Randall
White, Nocona saleswoman
Mary Walker, Abilene attor-
ney A.L. Dusty Rhoads, the
Republican National
Committee, Nocona oil field
serviceman Gary Odom,
Nocona rancher Don
MacLaughlin, Montague
retiree Ronnie Hammonds,
Bowie oil distributor Bill
Duval L, Allen land man Ron
Cheek, Bowie rancher
George Blackmon, and
Bowie florist Bob Aune.
Contributing $200 each
were: Wichita Falls attorney
Mark Barber, Saint Jo ranch-
er Clint Brown, Bowie prop-
erty manager Jim Campbell,
Nocona pharmacist Rusty
Fenoglio, Nocona retiree
Michael Henry, Wichita
Falls retiree Kennard Hill,
Nocona realtor Tom Horn,
Bowie physician Fred
Owens, Wichita Falls attor-
ney James Rasmussen,
Nocona housewife Jodye
Skinner, Sunset rancher Jon
Swofford, and Nocona
retiree Paula Woods.
Bellevue rancher Charles
Tyson contributed $150 as
did Nocona retiree Dawson
Ensey.
Contributing $100 each
were: Bellevue veterinarian
Look Who's New
' eegan Wal Jaee
Ashley Lynne Gross and
Toby Buck Wallace of
Nocona are pleased to
announce the birth of their
son.
Teegan Buck Wallace
was born at 2:01 p.m. May
14, 2012, at North Texas
Medical Center in
Gainesville. He weighed 7
lbs. 14 ounces and was 20
inches long.
He was welcomed home
by his brother, Kaeden Blayz
Wallace, 3, and sister,
Keelyn Lea Wallace, 11
months.
Grandparents are Joanna
and Terry Davidson of
Nocona, Ray and Tracy
Gross of Alamogordo, N.M.,
and So Un Chang and Doug
Meents of Aurora, Colo.
Great-grandparents are
Carolyn Gross and Frank
Brewer of Tucson, Ariz.
IFYOU'VE NEVER TH0UGHTT0 CALL
EDWARD JONES WHEN YOUR
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Tyler J. Thomas, AAMS
Financial Advisor
205 Clay St.
Nocona, TX 76255
(940) 825-6380
www.edwardjones.com
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MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING
k
2nd Annual
JORDI'S JAM
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Benefit CO-ED
Softball Tournament
Saturday, May 19th, 9 a.m.
Nocona Baseball F eld
• Each team must be CO-ED
with at least 5 girls.
• Entry Fee: $200 per team
• Contact: Andy Math is (940)395-5497
Jordan Mathis (940)231-3360
jordisjaml 2@yahoo.com
Elizabeth Winingham,
Nocona attorney Roger
Williams, Nocona rancher
Cecil Webb, Nocona house-
wife Linda Uselton, Nocona
farm accountant William
Storey, Saint Jo rancher Paul
Stanley, Nocona banker Phil
Staley, Bowie engineer
Robert Sikes, Bowie teacher
Rebecca Sikes, Nocona
petroleum engineer
Raymond Salmon, Nocona
housewife Wanda Russell,
Nocona rancher G.K. Prugel,
Bowie rancher Ted Price,
Bowie legal secretary Gayla
Powers, Bowie attorney
Brian Powers, Nocona
rancher Sammie Poe,
Nocona rancher Harroll Parr,
Bowie pharmacist Terry
Morgan, Wichita Falls attor-
ney Greg Meerkle, Nocona
feed store owner Kelly
McNabb, Nocona housewife
Shirley Lowrie, Bowie
retiree Nancy Laugh ton,
Nocona retiree Toby
Howard, Nocona fireman
Rusty Henley, Montague
banker Lynn Gray, Nocona
administrator Gary
McAlister, Nocona designer
Robert Ferguson, Bowie
attorney Jeffrey Eaves,
Nocona oilman Don Davis,
Nocona attorney Tim Cole,
Nocona attorney Ron
Brown, and Nocona retiree
Jack Amon.
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VOTE JOHN SWENSON
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
On May 29, 2012
"I am a Native of this District
with Experience Gained in this District."
I am a practicing attorney with over 19 years of experience gained in
Archer, Clay and Montague Counties.
I previously have served as your Assistant District Attorney. During
that time, all of the felony cases 1 prosecuted resulted in convictions.
My experience includes serving as a Prosecuting Attorney for the Texas
Department of Public Safety, an Administrative Law Judge for the State
Office of Administrative Hearings.
1 am a former law enforcement officer and prosecutor in this District
with a record which will speak for itself.
1 honorably sewed 20 years in the U. S. Army as an aviator and as a
military police officer.
My service included three combat tours in Vietnam.
'I HAVE SERVED MY COUNTRY AND THE STATE OF TEXAS,
NOW I HOPE TO SERVE YOU."
PoiW^<zl<Ad^'ei-foiizin&n£PcUd/fbi* By Johtv 5 Wen&Orv
Born in Nocona, Jack McGaughey grew up on his
grandparents' farm learning the value and dignity of hard work.
Jack was raised in a home where he was taught that personal
honor is to be preserved regardless of the consequences.
Jack McGaughey is
Trustworthy.
He speaks the truth and believes accusations and
undocumented claims are not appropriate when
campaigning, especially if you are running in a judicial
race. He has earned the respect of his friends and neighbors
and of those he has worked with in every area of the law. In
2010, he was awarded a citation for excellence by the
Federal Bureau of Investigation.
His record speaks for itself.
More than 35 years in the legal system at the highest levels
^ Over 150 jury tr als
ye< rs of felony prosecution www.jackmcgaughey.com
Without a doubt,
I believe Jack is
one of the most
qualified persons
ever to seek the
Judge's Office. His
work ethic and
devotion to public
service is above
reproach.
— Bobbie Brashear,
Bowie
Political advertising paid for by McGaughey for Judge, Condell Lowrie, Treasurer, in voluntary compliance with the limits of the Judicial Campaign Fairness Act.
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Mesler, Tracy R. & Mesler, Linda L. The Nocona News (Nocona, Tex.), Vol. 107, No. 50, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 17, 2012, newspaper, May 17, 2012; Nocona, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth439441/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friends of the Nocona Public Library.