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District15-4AStandings1. Ennis (10-0, 7-0)2. Mansfield Legacy (8-

2, 5-2)Mansfield Summit (5-

5, 5-2)4. Arlington Seguin (6-

4, 4-3)5. Lancaster (4-6, 3-4)6. Red Oak (4-6, 2-5)7. Mansfield Lake Ridge

(2-8, 1-6)Waxahachie (3-7, 1-

6)

District 15-4A ScoresMansfield Lake Ridge at

Mansfield Legacy 21-64Mansfield Summit at

Lancaster 29-27Ennis at Waxahachie

61-28Red Oak at Arlington

Seguin 35-34

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EJHS setsveteransassembly

Ennis Junior HighSchool will host a Veter-ans Day assembly from9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Mon-day, Nov. 11 in theschool’s gymnasium.The public is invited.

INSIDESee the latest arrests from

around Ellis CountySee JUSTIFIED, page10 Photo by www.brucelattimer.com

The Ennis Lions football team sent Ke’idre Flowers to take back the Bat-tle of 287 sign after Friday night’s 61-28 victory — it may not be the type offlowers Waxahachie wanted. The 10-0 record Ennis is carrying into the play-offs is the best showing in recent memory for Ennis High School. Turn topage 6 for complete coverage of Friday night’s game.

Undefeated Ennis takesback coveted 287 trophy

Chief:OfficererrorfreedsuspectPhil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

Police Chief John Erisman saidan officer’s failure to follow properprocedure made it possible for a sus-pect to walk out of the Ennis munic-ipal jail on Nov. 3.David Benson, 35 of Ennis, was ar-

rested Nov. 2. pend-ing charges ofburglary. The nextday, he managed towalk out the frontdoor of the EnnisPolice Departmentand get two blocksaway before Offi-cers Jacob Yrlasand Roger Colewere able to catchhim.Erisman said the officer in ques-

tion, who he declined to identify, leftBenson’s cell door open while releas-ing another detainee who had postedbail with another agency.“There were two individuals in

one cell,” Erisman said. “(The offi-cer) didn’t realize there was a secondperson in the cell and left the dooropen.”The chief said officers working in

the jail have to follow a specific pro-tocol when releasing people in cus-tody, including performing awalkthrough of the cell to check fortrash, personal belongings and, os-tensibly, other occupants.“The officer that did this violated

policy in the way he did the release,and he is being disciplined for his ac-tions,” Erisman said.Benson remains in the Wayne Mc-

Collum Detention Center in Waxa-hachie on charges of burglary andescaping while arrested or confined.Benson’s total bond is listed at$40,000.

Erisman

Phil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

County and District Attor-ney Patrick Wilson will speakat the Tuesday morning meet-ing of the Ellis County Com-missioners Court on his plansto get a companion animal forhis office.Assistant County and Dis-

trict Attorney Ann Mont-gomery-Moran said the dogwill be used to help comfortvictims of traumatic violenceand help them feel at ease giv-

ing testimony.“It can be difficult for them

to come into a room full ofstrangers to help them tellwhat happened,” Mont-gomery-Moran said. “The dogcan sit in court with victimand help comfort them.”She said Montgomery and

Smith Counties currently usecourtroom dogs, and DallasCounty used them in the past.PamTraylor with theMont-

gomery County District Attor-ney’s Office said their dog,

Ranger, has helped set victimsat ease since July 2012.“He’s a dog that’s been ex-

pertly trained as a service dogthat is partnered with atrained criminal justice pro-fessional,” Traylor said.“Whenwe bring a victim in,

it makes us a more accessibleplace. It makes it a friendlierplace, and makes it easier tofor them to talk to us.”Traylor said the dog has

been a big hit with her depart-ment.

“Some victims that previ-ously hadn’t felt comfortablediscussing what happened tothem have been more open,”she said. “He’s a good distrac-tion. He takes your mind offthe bad things.”Montgomery-Moran said

the County and District Attor-ney’s Office will look into get-ting grants to pay for the dog,and would possibly use theirasset forfeiture funds so nocosts would be passed tocounty taxpayers.

Prosecutors’ office adding canine

Henry MartinezSpecial to the EDN

While the actual U.S.Congress may have its is-sues, the same cannot besaid for the new StudentCongress at Ennis HighSchool.The UIL is piloting a

new contest this yearcalled Student Congress,which models the legisla-tive process of democracy.

EHS participated in the in-augural district contestThursday, Nov. 7 and fin-ished with a state quali-fier, Chauncey Buckley,who placed second overalland advances to the statemeet Jan. 7-8 in Austin.EHS team members

Rene Avila and NickPhillips also advanced tothe final round.

EHS StudentCongresssending one to state

Chauncy BuckleySee CONGRESS, page 12

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LIVING Page 2Sunday, November 10, 2013

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Pictured above, the Catholic Daughters of the Americas Court of the Bluebonnetscollected 276 pounds of food for Helping Hands of Ennis at their Nov. 4 meeting.Below, Bowie Elementary School also donated 783 pounds of food for the food pantry

at Helping Hands of Ennis! Mrs. Orta's first grade class brought in 120 cans, with 893cans collected during Red Ribbon Week from Oct. 22-26.

Submitted photos

HelpingHands hauls in foodCelebrations

Nov. 10BirthdayLea Marlin

AnniversaryMr. and Mrs.

Johnny F. Vrana

Nov. 11BirthdaysLucie MarlinAnita Williams

Nov. 12BirthdaysNaoma GibsonJoe C. PresleyCrissie MonrealWilma Matus

Nov. 13BirthdayBobbie Tidwell

Nov. 14BirthdayCathy Clark

Nov. 15BirthdayKatie Denbow

Nov. 16BirthdaysLincoln WardJose Puente

Nov. 17BirthdayMichael Patak

Nov. 18BirthdaysNikki CohanTerresa MurrayNorman ManuereShirley Slovacek

AnniversaryBret and Chelsea

Smith

Nov. 19BirthdaysJames AnthonyBrian W. Jones

FUMC joins holiday effortOperation Christmas Child, a project of Samar-

itan’s Purse, brings joy and hope to childrenthrough gift-filled shoeboxes. First UnitedMethodist Church in Ennis is taking part in the ef-fort again this year, and will collect shoeboxesthrough Nov. 25.

The community is encouraged to participate.Gift-filled shoeboxes are welcome from individu-als, organizations, churches, business and otherswho would make this a Christmas project. Formore information, call the church at 972-875-7491,or visit www.samaritanspurse.org or www.fum-cennis.org.

Hours are:Monday, Nov. 18 — 9 a.m. to noonTuesday, Nov. 19 — 1 to 4 p.m.Wednesday, Nov. 20 — 9 a.m. to noonThursday, Nov. 21 — 1 to 4 p.m.Friday, Nov. 22 — 9 a.m. to noonSaturday, Nov. 23 —1 to 4 p.m.Sunday, Nov. 24 — 1 to 4 p.m.Monday, Nov. 25 — 9 a.m. to noon

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KJZT Society No. 16 to holdmeeting for elections

KJZT Society No. 16 Adult and Junior will havea meeting at 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10 in the KJTdining room. There will be election of officers andplans made for the next year’s activities. A pizzalunch and bingo games will follow the meeting. Allmembers are invited and encouraged to attend.

EJHS to host Veterans DayassemblyMonday

Ennis Junior High School will host a VeteransDay assembly from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Monday, Nov.11 in the school’s gymnasium. The public is in-vited.

NARFE to host nextmeetingat Sirloin Stockade

The National Association of Active and RetiredFederal Employees Chapter 1191 will host its nextmonthly meeting at the Sirloin Stockade Restau-rant in Corsicana at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 12. Arepresentative from Blue Cross Blue Shield ofTexas will be the guest speaker. For more infor-mation, call 214-949-6197.

Ennis Public Library beginsYouth Storytelling Program

The Ennis Public Library will begin its YouthStorytelling Program at 4 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 13in the library’s Learning Center. This free pro-gram is open to youth in grades 3-6 and is designedto help boost self confidence, improve problemsolving and analytical skills as well as get childreninvolved in the community, culture and heritage.

Space is limited, so contact the library to re-

serve a spot for your child at 972-875-5360.

Ennis Chamber to host BusinessAfter Hours at Felcman’s

The Ennis Chamber of Commerce will hostBusiness After Hours starting at 5:15 p.m Thurs-day, Nov. 14 at Felcman’s Mens & Ladies Shop DryCleaners & Laundry at 111 W. Knox St. Emailmary@ennis-chamber.com to RSVP.

Palmer ISD hosting BulldogDash 5K andmore

Palmer ISD will host the Bulldog Dash 5K and 1mile fun run/walk on Nov. 23 at the Palmer HighSchool Football Stadium. The 5K and 1 milerun/walk will begin at 10:00 am. Proceeds willbenefit members of the Palmer ISD family battlingcancer this year: Ella Michael, Patti Koym, andTracy Johnson. Proceeds will also benefit theCathy Wrzesinski Memorial Scholarship fund.

Registration forms are available on the PISDwebsite www.palmer-isd.org or you may pick oneup in any of our school offices.

Strudel sales on calendarEnnis SPJST Lodge No. 25 will sell apple strudel

at $15 each. Strudels can be picked up Nov. 25 orDec. 23 at the SPJST dining room between 2 and 7p.m.

To place an order, call Margaret at 972-878-6149

or Betty at 972-878-7719. Ennis High School willalso be selling strudel for $10 each on Nov. 25 toraise money for the UIL Academic team. Strudelcan be picked up the afternoon of Nov. 25 at EnsignCommons. For more information or to place anorder, call 972-872-3500 or email jean-nie.spaniel@ennis.k12.tx.us.

Hope Clinic offers free assistancewith Affordable Care Act

Hope Clinic offers free assistance with Afford-able Care Act eligibility and enrollment. Hours arefrom 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Con-tact the following for an appointment: TamiHale, 972-268-0318 or thale@call4hope.org, DellaMartinez (Spanish), 972-268-0151 or amartinez@call4hope.org.

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Obituaries Paid Announcements

Around town

2200 W. Ennis Ave. Ste. C(972) 875-3652

James E. Harrison, born April 28, 1025, in Ennis toBen and Mary Harrison, departed on Nov. 10,2003, the birthday of the Marine Corps, in whichhe served for 30 years. He was pre-deceased by hiswife Dorothy in 1994. Although very much missedby his children, they are secure in the knowledgethat he is in Heaven with their mama. An activemember of the First Christian Church, he served asa deacon for many years. He also delivered Mealson Wheels, called bingo at the Golden Circle, andvolunteered in other capacities within the commu-nity. He also worked part-time as a postal carriertill full retirement. He is interred alongside his

beloved wife of 46 years in Myrtle Cemetery. He issurvived by children Janine Johnson, Orlando, FL.;Randal, Pensacola, FL.; Lisa Klemp, Waxahachie;Maureen Smyth, Maricopa, AZ.; Kevin, Orlando,FL.; Donna LiCon, Ennis; Brian, Altamonte

Springs, FL.; 11 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchil-dren, numerous nieces and nephews.My life was filled with joy and loveCountless blessings from up aboveSo be assured we’ll be togetherWith our Lord forever and ever

IInn MMeemmoorriiaamm

CARL P. COPECarl P. Cope, 92 passed away in Ennis, Texas

on Saturday, November 2, 2013.Carl was born in Shamrock, Oklahoma on

September 27, 1921 to Joseph Edgar and EdithMarie (Stone) Cope. He grew up in Norfork,Arkansas and graduated from Norfork HighSchool in 1941. He went on to receive his Bache-lor’s degree from Arkansas StateTeachers College and his Master’sdegree from University ofArkansas in Math. On July 7, 1951he married Marion Thompson andthey made their home originally inFayetteville, Arkansas, then movedto Dallas, Texas and finally toEnnis, Texas in 1962. He served hiscountry proudly in the UnitedStates Army Air Corp in Africa and the Euro-pean Theater for which he received a PurpleHeart.

He was a teacher for St. John Catholic School,Palmer ISD, Wilmer-Hutchins ISD and was theSuperintendent of Rice ISD. He was a member ofthe Friendship Baptist Church, the American Le-gion, and the Civil Air Patrol leader. He also wasa member of the VFW, serving as a Post Com-mander in 2005 and the Boy Scouts of America,serving as a Scout Master.

He is survived by his wife, Marion “Tommie”Cope; two sons: Chris Cope and Dale Alan Cope

and his wife, Karen; four daughters: CarolynRockwell, Barbara and her husband, JockJoseph, Pat Sutton, and Tana and her husband,John Decker; eleven grandchildren: nineteengreat-grandchildren and one brother, DoyleCope.

He is preceded in death by his parents, twobrothers and one sister.

Visitation was held on Tuesday, November 5,2013 from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the J.E. KeeverMortuary of Ennis, Texas. Pallbearers werePatrick Sutton, Phillip Cope, Alan Decker, DrewAnthony, Nick Anthony, Jonathan Anthony, CarlAnthony, Justin Cope and Christopher Cope.Graveside services were held on Wednesday, No-vember 6, 2013 at 9 a.m. in the DFW NationalCemetery under the direction of J.E. KeeverMortuary, Inc.

www.jekeevermortuary.com

STEBAN FISCAL SAAVEDRASteban Fiscal Saavedra, age 89, passed away

November 7, 2013 at Dallas, Texas Arrangements are pending with Boze-

Mitchell-McKibbin Funeral Home in Ennis.To view an obituary or sign the guest book,

please visit www.bozemitchellmckibbin.com.Arrangements are under the direction of the

Boze-Mitchell-McKibbin Funeral Home, 800 S.Kaufman, Ennis, Texas. 972-878-2211.

Church NewsDon’t miss the turkey

Country Club Church of Christ will host a spe-cial Turkey and Dressing Lunch in celebration ofThanksgiving after the 10 a.m. worship serviceSunday, Nov. 10. For more information, call 972-875-7484 or visit www.ennischurchofchrist.org.

Thanksgiving meal available on Nov. 28

A free community Thanksgiving meal will beserved on Thanksgiving Day, Nov. 28 from 11 a.m to1 p.m at the First United Methodist Church’s Fam-ily Life Center at 300 North Sherman St. Thosewishing to volunteer may call the church officeMonday through Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 972-875-7491. Volunteer opportunities include cooking,serving, greeting, cleaning up and deliveringmeals to the homebound and Meals on Wheelsclients.

Griefshare program setFirst United Methodist Church will offer a

Griefshare program on “Surviving the Holidays”from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Nov. 23. The event isaimed at helping those facing the fast-approachingholidays after the death of a loved one, providing aplace to help with the jumble of emotions yet to besorted out and aid in healing. The event is free, andthe church is located at 300 N. Sherman St. Formore information, call 972-875-7491.

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Of those who will take part in Vet-eran’s Day observances this year, stu-dents and youth of our communityshould not be overlooked. The les-sons they have to learn from the sac-rifices of men and women who camebefore them are tooimportant to skip.Every year, the

spirit of service andsacrifice that hasdriven so manyyoung men andwomen into the mili-tary are gettingmore clouded. The mistakes of therecent past have colored the percep-tion of military service for some,overshadowing the great legacy leftbehind by prior generations’ sacri-fices.The greatest way to involve the

young is to teach them. And it goesfurther than the historical facts oftwo intense World Wars, action inKorea, the quagmire of Vietnam orthe conflicts more likely to be partsof their lives — Iraq andAfghanistan.The students in our local school

systems now represent the next andbest hope for the strength of theAmerican military system. Obvi-ously, the ultimate goal for any civi-lization should be to no longer needdefenders, but that goal is arguablyunattainable. We must continue togird our military forces with fresh,new and ready soldiers who are ableto put the good of others above theirown personal wants and desires. Wemust do this to form a guarantee ofsacrifice and service that will protectour nation in the years to come.And youth who chose not to be a

part of the military must still appre-ciate the role soldiers have playedand continue to play in our Americanfreedoms.With that in mind, making sure

our children know, for example, theimportance of Veteran’s Day, how it’sdifferent than Memorial Day, andmost importantly why we take thetime to honor our military men andwomen, is very important.Honoring veterans throughout the

day and the month of Novemberhelps us to all touch on the deep grat-itude we feel for the sacrifices madeby military men and women.Find a veteran this weekend and

thank them, and find a student todayand teach them.

Youthneedlessons fromour veterans

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The nation this month is preoc-cupied with memory: The shots inDallas. The frantic drive to Park-land Hospital. The agonizing mo-ments of uncertainty, followed bythe lingering feelingofincredulity. The sceneon Air Force One. Thearrest and then theslaying of the accusedkiller.Thecoffin in theCapitol.But it isn’t only

memory that hauntsus in the run-up to the50th anniversary ofthe assassination ofJohn F. Kennedy. Weare haunted almost asmuch by what mighthave been as by what happened.What would have occurred in theremainderof thepresident’s term?In the 1964 election? In a secondterm, presuming Kennedy was re-elected?This ismore thanaparlorgame,

thoughithasdominatedmorethanone dinner from Georgetown toMoscow. It prompts us to examinehowourhistoryunfolded,whetherthere was an alternative course,whether the upheaval of the 1960s,the eventual election of RichardNixon, evenWatergate,might havebeenavoidedhadthebulletsmissedtheir mark, had the president sur-vived,hadthedayinDallasdawnedrainy and not brilliantly bright,prompting the president to ride inacovered1961PresidentialLincolnrather than theopenvehicle that isseared into our historicalmemory.By definition there is no such

thingasalternativehistory.WecannomoreturnaroundthecaratDal-las in 1963 as we could at Sarajevo,whereamerediversionintherouteof the Austrian archduke in 1914might have prevented the waste of9 million lives and, it is possible,avoidedtheRussianRevolution, theHolocaustandtheColdWar.Butanexaminationof thisquestionhelpsus understand history, and under-lines how helpless we sometimesare in itsmarch.There are myriad elements to

the intersectionof historical forcesthat collided as PresidentKennedy’s motorcade approachedthe intersection of Houston andElm Streets a half-century ago.These are three of the most in-triguing, troubling — and illumi-nating:

The Vietnam WarFew subjects have transfixed

scholars, commentators and diplo-mats as deeply and as persistentlyas the question of whether theUnited States would have commit-ted a half million troops (and sent58,000Americansto theirdeaths) in

Vietnam had Kennedy won a sec-ond term.There is conflicting evidence,

supporting both the notion thatKennedy would have plunged

deeper into SoutheastAsia and the idea thathe would have with-drawn shortly afterbeing re-elected. Botharguments point to anelemental cynicism:that the president‘sfear of being blamedfor losing Vietnamwould have propelledhim intowidening theconflict, or that hewould risk Americanlives in a half-hearted

cause to preserve his politicalprospects and then remove troopsonce his own future had been se-cured.Overall the better claim goes to

the argument that Kennedy wouldhave limited or ended the U.S. rolein Vietnam. He and Robert F.Kennedy had visited Indochina adecade earlier and breathed theanti-colonial stench created by theFrench, who fled in defeat in 1954.Thatveryyear,KennedysaidontheSenate floor that “to pour money,material and men into the junglesof Indochina without at least a re-mote prospect of victory would bedangerously futileandself-destruc-tive.”Though a devout Cold Warrior,

Kennedywaschastenedby theBayof Pigs and less vulnerable, as heput it, “to plunge into an irrespon-sibleaction justbecausea fanaticalfringe inthiscountryputsso-callednational pride above national rea-son.”InhisJFK’sLastHundredDays,

published this autumn, ThurstonClarkerepeatedlycitesexamplesofKennedy resisting entreaties to in-crease the American commitmenttoVietnam,where, JFK told his re-porter friend Charles Bartlett, thenationdidn’t “haveaprayerof pre-vailing.”

RaceKennedy’s evolution on civil

rights outpaced the nation’s, butlaggedthatof his IvyLeaguecircle.Well into his administration, hewas logically but not emotionallycommitted toequal rightsand inte-gration. But as he employed therhetoric of “freedom”while prose-cuting aColdWar abroad, he cameto see the incongruity andhypocrisy in the nation’s domesticlife. Eventually the sight of Ameri-can authorities clashing withAmerican citizens at lunch coun-ters, schoolhouse doors, bus sta-tions and in the streets was morethanhe could bear.

Some of that transition oc-curred during his struggle withGov. George C. Wallace of Ala-bama, which prompted his racespeech in June 1963. But some of ithappened two months later, afterthe March on Washington. Theprincipal organizers visitedKennedy in the White House theevening of the march. “I have adream,” Kennedy told King in thatsetting, at that moment enlistingfully inKing’s cause. Therewas noturning back.

The youth rebellionThe Port Huron Statement, the

Students for a Democratic Societymanifesto written by Tom Haydenin 1962, sometimes is regarded asthe clarion of 1960s upheaval, butmuch of the decade’s social, politi-calandcultural tumultgrewoutofopposition to theVietnamWarandimpatience on civil rights. So it ispossible to posit that a withdrawalfromVietnamanda frontal assaulton segregation might have pre-ventedorameliorated therebellionof the 1960s.Kennedy was a hero to Ameri-

can youth — but he had more incommon with the Rat Pack thanwith the counter-culture. He was alibertine, butdidnot flaunthis sex-ual adventurism;heacknowledgedhewasacombinationof promiscu-ity andPuritanism.Even his language was anti-

quarian; he spoke of “dames,” not“chicks.”Hewasadrugabuser,buthis drugs were prescription med-icationsmeant to easehispain,notto provide a sense of ease or ele-vated consciousness.Kennedy had an inherent suspi-

cion of big business — he took onthesteelbarons inacelebrated1962confrontation — but believed incapitalism.His heroes were establishment

figures likeMarlborough,hisbloodracedto therhythmsof Kipling,hisheart swung to the beat of Sinatra.Hewasmore idealistic than icono-clastic.Kennedy wouldn’t have thrown

in his lot with the new culture —but he wouldn’t, and probablycouldn’t,havestoppedit.Therebel-lion of the 1960s might have beenlessrooted inprotestwithKennedyalive, but the new generation,reared in theprosperity of the con-sumer culture and the probity ofthe college campus, was going tocreate a world that went beyondJFK, evenhadhe lived towitness it—andbe bewildered by it.

David M. Shribman is executiveeditor of the Post-Gazette (dshrib-man@post-gazette.com, 412 263-1890). Follow him on Twitter atShribmanPG.

If John F. Kennedy had lived

When my old friend Rob callsus from New York City, he alwaysasks, “But what do you do outthere?” As if everyone who does-n’t live in Manhattan lives on afarm in the middle offlyover countrywhereyou have to pumpyour water by handand use an outhouse.Living ina small townwould be his worstnightmare, becausewhat he really meansby “What do you doout there?” is “Wheredo you shop?”“Doing some-

thing,” to me, meansmowing the lawn, rak-ing the leaves, stack-ing the wood, tending the garden,fixing the house, cleaning the gut-ters, getting the storm windowsready, jawing with the neighborsabout how strange the weatherhas been. To Rob it means buyingthings.While Rob has tens of thou-

sands more neighbors than I do,he doesn’t know any of them andyou wouldn’t need your toes tocounthis friends.He lives ina tiny,wildly expensive apartment in anelevator buildingwith adoorman.His cleaning person comes ineveryTuesday.His onlyhouseholdchore is writing a check for therent once a month. When he’s notworking, he’s shopping. His clos-ets are full of expensive suits andties from fancy haberdashers. Hewould be appalled by the 10-year-olddark suit fromJ.C.Penney thatI wear to weddings and funerals.

Everything else I own comes fromwhat Sue calls “TheGutter Clean-ing Collection.”“What is there to do?” I answer

him. “Plenty. We go into town andwatch them put themail in the boxes.‘Course we’d have toget there before 10.What time do you getup nowadays?Around noon?They’re having a saleon sumppumps downat the Feed and Seed,and we don’t want tomiss that. Doug’s hav-ing his septic systempumped on Saturday.That’ll be somethingto see. Then we all

stand around and wait for thelastest news fromNewYorkon thenoon stage.” I could almost hearhim roll his eyes.“Well, what did you do last

night?” I asked him.“StayedhomeandwatchedTV.”“And like 85 percent of Amer-

ica, so did we,” I said. “The other15 percent were on Facebook. Youwant to know the difference be-tween watching TV at our houseand watching TV in your apart-ment?”“What?”“Thirty-five hundred dollars a

month, plus utilities. If you weregoing toBroadwaymusicals everynight, and eating at the hottestrestaurants and then nightclub-bingwithB-list celebrities, I couldsee living in Manhattan. But ifyou’re staying home most nightswatching TV, you could do that

anywhere. Sure, you make Man-hattan money, but you’ll spendmore than youmake.“On my way to work in Man-

hattan,” I continued, “I wouldwalk past shops that sold $10,000watches, shops that sold $600shoes, shops that sold $20,000dresses.What dowe do out here? Idon’t know, but I sure don’t need a$600 pair of shoes to do it in.”“Don’t youmiss anythingabout

the city?” Rob asked.“Plenty. I miss the smell of

slightly rotten garbage in themorning, Imiss the soundof jack-hammers, Imiss alternate-side-of-the-street parking, I missgum-paved sidewalks, I miss pan-handlers, I miss dog walkers, Imiss spending 20 minutes tryingto get a taxi in the rain.” I thinkRob had hung up when I got to“parking.”Since we escaped from the big

city, I would love to say I’ve dis-covered that the most beautifulthings in the world are the wild-flowers in the spring, the sight oftiny, spotted fawns crossing ourlawn and the smell of new-mowngrass.But they are not. The most

beautiful thing in the world ishearing that they’re declaring to-morrow another “Gridlock AlertDay” in the city. There’s just some-thing about the mental picture ajunior exec sitting inanew$88,000Mercedes going absolutelynowhere that never fails to cheerme up.

Contact JimMullen at JimMul-lenBooks.com.

Big Apple vs. crab apple

David Shribman

JimMullenThe Village Idiot

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ASTRO-GRAPHBy Bernice Bede Osol

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.22) -- A day off will do yougood. Whether you read agood book or get out withfriends or loved ones, thetime spent will encourageyou to be more productive.SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) -- You'll be torn be-tween what you want andwhat you can do. Be realis-tic and refrain from show-ing anger if you want toavoid discord.CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) -- Consistency willplay a role in the outcomeof a touchy situation. Lookfor an unusual solution to aproblem, and you will real-ize that you have some-thing special to offer.AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.19) -- Keep your emotions

tucked away and your earstuned in to what others doand say. If someone expectssomething unreasonable ofyou, make yourself scarce.Do your own thing.PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) -- Have your game planready to go, and you won'tlose a beat when it comes togaining success and recog-nition. An opportunity topartner with someonecould prove fortuitous.ARIES (March 21-April19) -- Don't let changesmade by others disturbyou. If you follow throughwith your plans, you willfind ways to move forward,alone or with someone youencounter along the way.TAURUS (April 20-May20) -- Partnerships willmake a difference in the

way you move forward.Keep your emotions hiddenuntil you are positive aboutyour feelings. A personalmove will result in greaterstability.GEMINI (May 21-June20) -- Re-evaluate your cur-rent position and your rep-utation. You may want tomake a couple of personalchanges that enhance yourpopularity as well as yourconfidence.CANCER (June 21-July22) -- Sharing is requiredtoday, bringing results thatare far beyond your expec-tations. Socialize, enjoy in-teresting gatherings orvisit a place that makesyou feel at home.LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) --Look over your invest-ments or calculate your as-

sets and liabilities. You willhave to make some seriousdecisions regarding yourgenerosity and those whoare putting unreasonabledemands on you.VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22)-- Maintain your scheduleby clearing up unfinishedbusiness. Start the processnow, so that you can enjoya little downtime withfriends or family. Romanceis encouraged.LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23)-- Consider your situationand the people involved inyour life. Make toughchoices that will ease someof the problems you'vebeen facing. Stop wafflingand start moving forward.

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Lions eviscerate Indians61-28

Photos by www.brucelattimer.comEnnis reclaimed the U.S. 287 sign after a convincing victory over the Waxahachie Indians on Friday. The 61-28 win carries the Lions’

record to 10-0 for the regular season, and they head to the playoffs on Nov. 15.

Ennis looks ahead as regular season ends 10-0Dave A. Vancesports@ennisdailynews.com

The Ennis Lions (10-0, 7-0) accom-plished a goal Friday night that only afew teams have achieved in Ennis his-tory. They went undefeated for the en-tire regular season after demolishingthe Waxahachie Indians (3-7, 1-6) 61-28in theBattle of 287 for the final gameofthe regular season.“We’ve been working hard all sea-

son.Wewere trying tomake this a per-fect season,” Lion senior ShawnJohnson said. “Waxahachie is always arival sowealwayshave to comeoutandplay hard.”“I give them all the credit in the

world. They did a great job,” Lion headcoach JackAlvarez said. “I thought weexecuted really good.”In addition to finishing the regular

season undefeated, the Lionswere on a

mission to take the Battle of 287 signback to Ennis and extend their rivalryrecord to 42-24-1.“It’s a great feeling to have the sign

back at home,” Johnson said.The Lions already wrapped up the

district championship last week withthe win over Lancaster which madethis squad the 19thEnnis teamto claimthe title since 1951.During Friday’s game, the Lions

earned an astounding 679 total yardsand gave up 384 to the Indians.Lion quarterbackDevin Smith com-

pleted 11 of 14 passes for 187 yards andfour touchdowns to receivers DontaThompson (3-46-2), Tre Elliott (2-53-1)andNickGabriel (2-31-1).MarcusDaggs(4-57) led the offense in receptions.“I was very pleased with how we

were throwing the ball,” Alvarez said.TheLions rushed for 492 yards on 30

carries with Terence Williams (11-147-

2), Issac Montemayor (9-107-1), andGabriel (5-92-1) leading the pack. JohnLopez also scored one touchdown on afour-yard carry.TheLiondefensewas all over the In-

dianswithKe’idreFlowers,MarkEast-man, James Lockhart, LoganLipscomb, Joe’Vonte Woodson andDrakeKuehn leading the charge.Indian quarterbacks Avery Jackson

(7-14-1), Max McCulloch (2-4-1) and Sel-wyn Robins (0-1-0) completed a com-bined nine of 19 passes for 153 yardsand two touchdowns thrown to IsaiahParrish (4-89-1) and Elijah Brown (1-28-1).Waxahachie rushed 231 yards on 43

carries with Trevon Smith (17-147-1)earning themost yards and scoring theonly rushing touchdown.The Indians started the gamewith a

seven-play, 34-yard drive but the Lionsrefused to allow a fourth down conver-

sion with six yards to go on the Ennis30-yard line.The Lions took possession on their

own29-yard lineandquicklymoved theball into Indian territory. Smith com-pleted a screen pass to Daggs for a 29-yard gain.Williams rushed three times for 26

yards toput theLions in theredzoneonthe16-yard line.Williamsrushed foran-other two yards after two incompletepasses.Gabriel gained twoyardson twocar-

ries followed by a 12-yard touchdownpass thrown by Smith (7-0, AdrianCar-dona kick).The Indians advanced the ball 11

yards fromtheirown29-yard line in fiveplays but the Lion defense held firmand forced a punt on fourth andnine atthe Indian 40.

A multitude of Ennis Lion defensemen break free from blocks toswarm the Waxahachie ball carrier.

No. 15 Tre Elliott added to the 61-28 victory over Waxahachie withtwo receptions for 53 yards and one touchdown.

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Ennis set up another scoring driveand reached the end zone in just under30 secondswith two plays. After takingthe snap Smith took advantage of ahole in the Indian defense on the rightside of the field to run the ball 72 yardsdown to theWaxahachie two-yard line.Smith handed the ball to Williams

for a two-yard touchdown rush. Car-dona was set to kick the extra pointwhenDaggshad trouble setting theballafter a bad snapandmadeaquickdeci-sion to run for a two-point conversion(15-0).TheLiondefenseheld the Indians to

two yards and forced another punt onfourth and eight from the Waxahachie39.TaylorThompsonreturned thepunt

to the Ennis 27-yard line and the Lionswere penalized five yards for a falsestart on the next play.Smith completed a 14-yard pass to

Daggs and a 12-yard pass to DontaThompson followed by a handoff toWilliams for another 16 yards. Smithcompleted a longpass toElliott for a 38-yard touchdowntoend the first quarter(21-0).The Indians scored their first touch-

downhalfway through thesecondquar-ter ona15-play, 72-yarddrive thatbeganat the beginning of the second quarter.Waxahachie reached the red zoneon

the 15-yard line in 12 plays and Robinshanded the ball to Trevon Smith threeplays later to score a four-yard touch-downafter theLionswerepenalized forunsportsmanlike conduct on theprevi-ous play (21-7, ClayMullens kick).The Indian touchdown did not stop

the Lion scoring momentum. Smithhanded the ball to Williams for an ex-plosive 75-yard touchdown rush on thefirst play (28-7, Cardona kick).The Indiansmoved the ball 55 yards

down to the Ennis 13 in five plays butJames Lockhart put pressure on Mc-Culloch and forced the scramblingquarterback to throw the ball away onfourth and seven.Smith handed the ball to Gabriel for

a four-yard gain after throwing an in-complete pass andWilliams rushed foranother eight yards. Johnson broke

loose ona reverse to run65-yards downto theWaxahachie 10-yard line.“I kind of ran out of gas at the end,”

Johnson saidwith a smile.Smith completed a five-yard pass to

Daggs and followed with a five-yardtouchdown pass to Thompson (34-7).The Indiansquicklyanswered in the

final 30 seconds of the half.Jackson threw a screen pass to Par-

rish for a 13-yard gain and handed theball toTrevonSmith for a 39-yard rush.Jackson connected with Parrish againfor an eight-yard touchdown pass afterthrowing an incomplete pass intendedforBradenHenry (34-14,Mullenskick).The Lionswent into the second half

with the same intensityas the firsthalf.Williamsrushed17yardson twocar-

ries, Smith rushed five yards after feel-ing pressure from the Indian defenseandWilliams rushed for another yard.Smith completed an 11-yard pass to

Daggs to enter Indian territory but theballwasbroughtbackand theLionspe-nalized five yards for a false start.Gabriel made up for the loss with a

19-yard reception from Smith followedby three-yard rush. Smith completed a29-yard pass to Thompson, who doveinto the end zone for a touchdown (40-14).The Indians advanced the ball 59

yardsona seven-playdrivebut failed toconvert on fourth and three at theEnnis 17.Smith quickly handed the ball to

Gabriel for a detonating 83-yard touch-down (47-14, Cardona kick).TheLiondefenseheld the Indians to

threeandoutwith just overoneminuteleft in the third quarter.Ennis did not waste time setting up

another scoring drive that would putanother sevenpoints on the scoreboardduring the first minute of the fourthquarter.Smith pitched the ball to Mon-

temayor for a 56-yard gain and threw a15-yard pass to Elliott from the Waxa-hachie 27. The Lions were awardedextra yards after the Indians were pe-nalized foradeadball personal foul andthe offending player ejected.Montemayor rushed five yards on

two carries and Smith pitched the ballto Lopez for a four-yard touchdown (54-14, Cardona kick).Waxahachie answered eight plays

later with a 64-yard drive. The touch-down was scored with a 28-yard Mc-Culloch touchdown pass to Brown(54-21,Mullens kick).The Indians added another seven

points when DA Donalson interceptedan Elliott pass on Ennis’ second playwith under four minutes left in thegame (54-28,Mullens kick).TheLions shookoff themistakeand

put their final points on the scoreboardsix plays later.Elliott handed the ball to Mon-

temayor five times foragainof 49yardsto put Ennis on the Waxahachie two-yard line as Gabriel and WilliamsshoweredAlvarezwith ice andwater.

“We planned it. Me and Terence(Williams) dumped the water on him,”Gabriel saidwith spirit.As the Lions began to celebrate on

the sideline, Elliott finished off thegame with a handoff to Montemayoragain for a two-yard touchdown (61-28,Cardona kick).“We came out and finished. Every-

thing that coach Alvarez has beenstressing to us this whole season, fin-ish, finish, get through this, get throughthis.We tookhis advice and look at ourrecord; we’re 10-0. Everyone is happyand I’m happy,” Lockhart said.“It gives us a positive note and mo-

mentum going into the playoffs.”The Lions head to E.H. Hanby Sta-

dium inMesquite on Friday to face theLindaleEaglesat 7:30p.m. for thebi-dis-trict round of the playoffs.

ATHLETE OF THEWEEK

DONTATHOMPSON

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Donta Thompson is the type of athlete who is not afraid to dowhat is necessary to make big plays. His quick judgement to goairborne over an Indian defenseman during the top of the sec-ond half put the Ennis Lions up 40-14 over Waxahachie. Hecaught three receptions for 46 yards and two touchdowns dur-ing the Battle of 287. For his athletic abilities, quick decisionsand willingness to go all out for a victory, the Ennis Daily Newshonors Donta Thompson as Athlete of the Week.

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First downsEnnis: 25Waxahachie: 18

Total YardsEnnis: 679Waxahachie: 384

Passes (Completions, At-tempted, Interceptions, Touch-downs)

Ennis: 11-15-1-4Waxahachie: 9-19-0-2

Net passing yardsEnnis: 187Waxahachie: 153

Rushing attempts, yardsEnnis: 30-492Waxahachie: 43-231

FumblesEnnis: 0 / 0

Waxahachie: 0 / 0

SacksEnnis: 0 for 0 yds.Waxahachie: 0 for 0 yds.

TFLsEnnis: 5 for -16 yds.Waxahachie: 1 for -7 yds.

Penalties (yards)Ennis: 4 (32)Waxahachie: 3 (23)

3rd Down ConversionsEnnis: 3 / 4Waxahachie: 7 / 14

Punts (Number, Yards)Ennis: 0-0Waxahachie: 4-165

Time of PossessionEnnis: 17:30Waxahachie: 30:30

FRIDAY NIGHT’S NUMBERS

LIONS cont. frompage6

Devin Smith put up big numbers Friday night, completing 11 of 14passes for 187 yards and four touchdowns.

Photos by www.brucelattimer.comNo. 7 Shawn Johnson sprinted 65-yards past the Indian defense

on a reverse. During Friday’s game, the Lions earned an astounding679 total yards and gave up 384 to the Indians.

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Prosecutor jailedin conviction ofinnocentmanGEORGETOWN (AP) — A former Texas prosecu-

tor charged over a wrongful murder convictionagreed to a 10-day jail sentence Friday, accepting thepunishment in front of the innocent man he helpedput in prison for nearly 25 years.Ken Anderson also will be disbarred and must

serve 500 hours of community service as part of asweeping deal that was expected to end all criminaland civil cases against the former district attorney,whowas the faceof the law ina tough-on-crimeTexascounty for 30 years. Anderson, 61, never spoke in hisreturn to the same Williamson County courthousewhere he served as a judge for 11 years before resign-ing in September.Sitting behind Anderson in the gallery was

Michael Morton, who was released from prison in2011 after DNA evidence showed he didn't beat hiswife to death in 1986."It's a good day,"Morton said.Anderson entered a plea of no contest to contempt

of court. The charge stemmed from a 1987 exchangewhenAnderson, then theWilliamsonCountydistrictattorney, was asked by a judge whether he had any-thing to offer that was favorable to Morton's defense.He said no.

Ennis Care Center is proud of the Ennis Lions. Several members of the Lions footballteam stopped by recently to greet residents and see the facility’s bulletin board show-ing school spirit for the team. All the residents and staff of Ennis Care Center are proudof their winning season and wish them the best in the playoffs.

Ennis Care Center shows Lion spirit

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EDN News Serviceeditor@ennisdailynews.com

The 2013 Festival ofTrees “Home for theHol-idays” is set Nov. 22-23 atWaxahachie BibleChurch, located at 621 N.GrandSt. inWaxahachie.Festivities run from5 to 9p.m. Nov. 22 and from 9a.m. to 3 p.m. Nov. 23.The Festival of Trees

is a fundraising event forHabitat for Humanity ofEllis County. Moneyraised will be used tohelp build decent, afford-able housing for low in-come families in EllisCounty. Admission isfree. However, donationsarealwaysgraciouslyac-cepted.During the festival,

the main room at theWaxahachie BibleChurch will containwreaths, trees of allshapes and sizes, andother Christmas décor,making it a most festiveplace. Any person, busi-ness, group, or organiza-tion is invited todonate adecorated tree for thisevent. There will beawards given for variouscategoriesof trees, etc. Ifyouwant someoneelse todecorate a tree for you,you may donate moneyfor that to happen.Trees will be pre-

viewed and bid on bysilent auction on Nov. 22-23. Tallies will be com-pleted at 3 p.m. Nov. 23.Events on Nov. 23 will

emphasize family and

will include activities forchildren, at the “NorthPole Experience”, suchas cookie decorating,crafts, writing a letter toSanta, and meet/photoswith Santa from 10 a.m.to 1 p.m. A nominal feewill be charged for the“North Pole Experi-ence”.

To donate a tree,wreath or other Christ-masdecoration, send inadonation form by Tues-day, Nov. 19. Mail theforms to: Habitat forHu-manity Ellis County, P.O.Box 157, Waxahachie,Texas 75168-0157, emailthem to elliscounty-hfh@gmail.com or fax

them to ATTN: TeresaMcNiel, FAX # 972-351-5060. Trees will need tobe delivered and set upbetween 10 a.m. and 7p.m. Nov. 20.Formore information,

callTeresaMcNiel at 214-244-0711 or leave a mes-sage at theHabitatOfficeat 972-937-2797.

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Festival of Trees on tap for Ellis County

50yearsmarkedThe St. John High School

class of 1963 50 year reunionheld at the home of BettyMacalik on Oct. 5. Pictured areKaron (Jurik) Beebe, Theresa(Harrison) Dempsey, AnnetteLangley, Mary Ann (Zmolik)Sibley, Betty (Martinek) Maca-lik, Mildred (Honza) Compton,Elsie (Slama) Marak, Marcy(Marusak) Krieger, ElickMarusak, Nancy (Svehlak)Valek, Robert Valek, EdwinMikula and Frank LaScala.

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All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Certain information and images in this publication are public records accessed through law enforcement incident reports and arrests records. These recordsare available for review at local law enforcement agencies and online. Justified assumes all records are accurate but does not guarantee accuracy. Not every arrest leads to a conviction. The purpose and intent of

Justified is to inform the public of suspected criminal activity in the community, to assist law enforcement in deterring crime and solving cases, to foster public involvement in matters of safety and awareness.

Name: Almaguer, Jaime Alberto

Address: 503 Water St. City: Waxahachie

Age: 43Charge: assault causes

bodily injury family member Booking date: 11/05/13Arresting agency: Waxahachie PD

Name: Badillo, DanielMorales

Address: 2006 Melissa St. City: Arlington; Age: 25

Charge: theft over $50, under$500, theft under $50, no li-cense, left turn into wronglane, speeding, no valid DL,

possession of alcohol beverage in motor vehicleArresting agency: MPD

Name: Beachum, Lee Anthony

Address: 313 E. 13th St.City: Corsicana

Age: 54Charge: parole violation Booking date: 10/31/13Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Benson, David AnthonyAddress: Homeless

City: EnnisAge: 35

Charge: escape while ar-rests/confined felony, bur-

glary of building Booking date: 11/04/13

Arresting agency: Ennis PD

Name: Cardenas, EdwardJoseph

Address: 1562 W. 5th City: Corsicana

Age: 32Charge: parole

violation/POCS with intentto deliver 4-200G/F

Booking date: 11/04/13Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Blackstock, JohnnyAddress: 608 N. 1stCity: Midlothian

Age: 45Charge: driving with licenseinvalid with previous convic-tion/suspension without fi-nancial responsibility,

expired DL, failure to dim,failure to appear

Arresting agency: MPD

Name: Button, RichardGlen

Address: 65 Rocky DriveCity: Waxahachie; Age: 49Charge: driving with licenseinvalid with previous convic-tion/suspension without fi-nancial responsibility,

backing a vehicle when un-safe

Arresting agency: WPD

Name: Cagle, DavidMatthew

Address: 1126 Lodema LaneCity: Duncanville

Age: 42Charge: probation violation –burglary of a habitation,

DWLI, display expired licenseplates

Booking date: 10/31/13 Arresting agency: MPD

Name: Campbell, AustinDaniel

Address: 104 Country Ridge Ct. City: Red Oak

Age: 23Charge: assault public servant

Booking date: 11/05/13Arresting agency: Waxahachie PD

Name: Childress, AdamChristopher

Address: 4100 NorrisCity: Flower Mound; Age: 32Charge: prohibited sub-

stance/item in correctionalfacility, possession of CS PG1 less than 1G, evading ar-rest, failure to ID giving

false/fictitious information Arresting agency: MPD

Name: Felder, SamuelAddress: 610 KaufmanCity: Waxahachie

Age: 62Charge: probation violation –possession of CS PG 1 less

than 1G, probation violation –tampering/fabricate physical

evidence Booking date: 11/03/13 Arresting agency: Waxahachie PD

Name: Flemming, Jamantha

Address: 2105 Glenbrook City: Garland

Age: 18Charge: probation revoca-tion/organized retail theft

$1,500 to $20K Booking date: 11/04/13Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Fuentes, SamuelAddress: 227 S. Suffolk Ave.

City: DallasAge: 23

Charge: possession of CS PG1 less than 1G/bench warrant

Booking date: 11/4/13 Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Green, Deanna Terwillegar

Address: 1519 N. 9th St. No.310

City: Midlothian Age: 45

Charge: driving while intoxi-cated with child under 15 Booking date: 11/3/13Arresting agency: WPD

Name: Gutierrez, Daniel Lopez

Address: 3251 Fairview City: DallasAge: 27

Charge: fraud use/posses-sion identifying informa-tion No. of items 5 less than

10 Booking date: 11/4/13

Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Gutierrez, HectorAddress: 10522 Beechnut 2626

City: Houston Age: 23

Charge: driving while intoxicated, ICE detainer Booking date: 11/02/13

Arresting agency: Palmer PD

Name: Hawley, Gary Michael

Address: 929 Bluff SpringsCity: FerrisAge: 55

Charge: parole violation Booking date: 11/4/13

Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Hefner, PatrickAddress: 1013 N. Gaines

City: EnnisAge: 24

Charge: criminal trespass Booking date: 11/4/13

Arresting agency: Ennis PD

Name: McCormick, Shawn Roy

Address: 111 View Drive City: Red Oak

Age: 30Charge: indecency with child

sexual contact Booking date: 11/4/13Arresting agency:

Red Oak PD

Name: Remsnyder, Christopher

Address: 4603 Willow TreeCity: Arlington; Age: 36Charge: theft of property

greater than or equal to $1,50less than $20K/bench warradisplay fictitious motor vehicregistration,DWI/open alcocontainer, no driver's licenArresting agency: ECSO

Name: Lopez, AdrianAddress: 741 Newton Road

City: FerrisAge: 22

Charge: theft of firearm Booking date: 11/1/13

Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Hunt, JohnnyVoneric

Address: 421 CharmingCity: Cedar Hill

Age: 40Charge: possession of CS PG

1 less than 1G Booking date: 11/4/13

Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Martinez, HermilaAddress: 3016 Gibbs Williams RoadCity: DallasAge: 25

Charge: interfere with publicduties, resist arrest search or

transport Booking date: 11/3/13 Arresting agency: Midlothian PD

Name: McCoy, SydneyMichelle

Address: 610 Walter Stephen-son Road

City: MidlothianAge: 33

Charge: credit card or debitcard abuse

Booking date: 11/2/13 Arresting agency: Midlothian PD

Name: Smith, Jacob TroyAddress: 410 N. Sixth St.

City: MidlothianAge: 26

Charge: manufacturing de-livery of CS PG 1 greaterthan or equal to 4G, less

than 200G Booking date: 11/2/13 Arresting agency: Midlothian PD

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COUNTY OF ELLISBy virtue of Orders of Sale is-sued out of the Honorable40TH DISTRICT COURT ofELLIS County in the followingcases on the 31st day of Octo-ber, 2013, and to me, as Sher-iff, directed and delivered, I willproceed to sell at 2:00 P.M. onthe 3rd DAY OF December2013, which is the first Tues-day of said month, at the Offi-cial door of the Courthouse ofsaid ELLIS County, in the Cityof WAXAHACHIE, Texas, thefollowing described property, towit: Cause No: 14,637-TX EN-NIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT vs. OTIS R. JOHN-SON .26 acres, D. Rose SurvAbst 906 aka Tr 104 and Tr105, D. Rose Surv, Abst 906City of Ennis, Ellis County, TXVol 526, Pg 673: PID# 189943Defs: Otis R Johnson; Est ofEthel Copeland; Belinda AAsevedo. Cause No: 18,812-TX ENNIS INDEPENDENTSCHOOL DISTRICT vs. SI-MONE ALEXANDRA Tr 1: Lot12 Blk 6, Valley View AddnCity of Ennis, Ellis County, TXVol 618, Page 439; PID#162422; Defs: Simone Alexan-dra aka Simon Alexander EstCause No: 18,812-TX ENNISINDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT vs. SIMONE ALEX-ANDRA Tr 2: Lot 11 & S/2 ofLot 10 Blk 6 of the Valley ViewAddn City of Ennis, El l isCounty, TX, Vol. 586, Pg 216PID# 162421; Defs: SimoneAlexandra aka Simon Alexan-der. Cause No: 19,070-TX EN-NIS INDEPENDENT SCHOOLDISTRICT vs. RUSSELLHARDIN 23.679 acres, Abst383, C. Garrett Surv, aka Tr12, Garrett Ranchettes, EllisCounty, TX; Vol 2332, Pg1156; PID# 22214; Defs: Rus-sell Hardin, Tracey BuckleyBank of America, NA. Leviedon the 31st day of October2013, as the property of saidDefendants to satisfy thejudgements rendered in theabove styled and numberedcauses, plus all taxes, penal-ties, interest, and attorney feesaccrued to the date of sale andall costs recoverable by law infavor of each jurisdiction. GIV-EN UNDER MY HAND THIS31st day of October, 2013.Johnny D. Brown, SHERIFFELLIS County, TexasBy C. Darling #253, Deputy

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Ennis Daily News photo/Phil BankerBowie Elementary School students and local veterans gathered

outside the school on Friday for a Veterans Day ceremony.

Schoolswelcome veterans

Submitted photoCarver Early Child-

hood Center principalLisa Lowe stops for aphoto with Ed Lane,Marvin White, WayneBasden and HenrySpurling, whostopped in on Fridayto visit with school-children.

Nick Todaronick@ennisdailynews.com

Local veterans vis-ited Ennis schools lastweek to help studentslearn more about Veter-ans Day and its signifi-cance.

As local veterans’supporter Alex Wen-sowitch put it, the stepis vital for helpingyounger people whomay not have any directties to military servicein their families to un-derstand what the na-tion owes to itsveterans.

“Our veterans bringthe unique perspectiveof a person who knowswhat it takes to be animportant part of anoble effort greaterthan themselves andtranslate that experi-ence into becoming amore complete personthan they otherwisewould have been,” Wen-sowitch said. “That iswhat our veterans offerour community.”

Recognizing Veter-ans Day on Monday iskey in students’ devel-opment.

“Veterans are alwaysdeserving of our re-spect and sincerethanks, but especially atthis time of year, whenVeterans Day is recog-nized nationwide, it al-lows those who did notserve in the military anopportunity to focustheir efforts in recog-nizing the extraordi-nary efforts of therelatively small percent-age of the U.S. popula-tion who made thedecision to put countryabove self.”

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LarryGriesenbeckA3CAirforceNATOSurBase

RobRoyChildressNavyandAirForce1942-45WWII

MarionCaveWWI

LawrenceE.AllredJr.Vietnam1966-1973

LawrenceE.AllredSr.WWII&KoreaU.S.Army

BobbyJoePoff Jr.USArmySP41971-1974

T.T. RuffinNavy

1944-1946

SeamanFirstClassParnellR.Ruffin1945-46-Navy

PFCJohnnyW.RuffinVietnam

1966-68-Army

EdwinFlyntNavy1955-57

CPL. LeslieSpaniel1953-1955

KoreaConflict

JohnC. LittleMarines-MasterSgt.

1958-1978Vietnam1965and69

HoyeLaverne“Vern”AllenMarines-Corporal

Vietnam1965-PurpleHeart

ElvinL.VickArmy

1954-1956

MiltonM.DixonArmy

1951-1954

RoyC.Gressett421stNightFighter

Squadron-WorldWarII

AnthonyPrachylSgt.Army1951-1953

Capt.GeorgeF.HejnyCentral Intelligence

1952-1956

Lt.Col.DukeSeversonU.S.Marines

WWII

HollisGrizzardArmyEngineers-T-41945-46PanamaCanalZone

......LLeesstt WWee FFoorrggeett

P. Wayne Gentry T/5 R. Weldon Nowlin1942-1945

Ensign Gene Nowlin PFC Charles E. GentryCO. E. 5th Ranger In-fantry Btn. 1944-46

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Olin R. BatesWWII

Nov. 41-Oct. 45

Fred L. BatesWWII

9/27/42 - 46

Jeffery G. ColvinVietnam1967-1968

RichardFlemingVietnam

1966-19671969-1971

AntonL. TrojacekWWI1919

Randy J. MikelJan. 73 - 77

Christopher B. JacobGermany2003-2004

Eugene Novy1948-1950

John W. Jacob1959-66

George Babek1945-46

Andrew J. Jacob2004

CaptainJamesMcKibbin11thArmoredCavalryVietnam1969-1970

Charles Elleven Jr.WWII and KoreaRetired 1957

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800 S. Kaufman • Ennis • www.bozemitchellmckibbin.com

As ourArmed Forces fight to protect our freedom abroad, we’re reminded of the sacrifice made by somany brave soldiers before them. On Veterans Day,we pause to recognize and thank all of the veterans

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Robert E. Wolfe1954-1958

Jerry Kopec1942-1945

Robert D. Bennett1979-1985

Edwin ZabojnikWWII

Emil ZabojnikWWII

Spc Jared OatesAfghanastanFort Bragg, NC

Spc Jeremy OatesFt. Sill, OK2006-2007

Larry FincherArmy - Vietnam

1969-1971

James WilhoiteU.S. Army1956-1958

Sgt. E-5 Loyd MedlinVietnamWar1967-1969

ReubenMontemayor“B.R.”2011

Rigo EstradaSr. Airman -Aviano,Italy - 2009-Active

Jodie M. MikulaStaff Sgt. - Army

1942-1945

PFC Daniel AlanizFort Campbell, KY -Army - 2011-Present

Jimmie TrahanArmyWWII

Pvt. 1st Class CoryAkinFort Sill, OK - Army

2011-Present

L/Cpl Dane C.WilliamsU.S.M.C. Vietnam

1969-70

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Lewis H. HammondsVietnam

Robert L. HammondsVietnam

Clyde WilsonKorean Conflict

1944-1946

Anton Slovacek1919-1920

Ivan J. Bohuslav

1942-1946

Edward LuksaWWII

1945-1946

Raymond LuksaWWII

1942-1962

Ernest Wilson Jr.WWII

1943-1946

Gary Lynn LuksaVietnam

Raymond J. Kubin1952-1954

Wayne L. LuksaGermany

Wesley JuricekArmy - Germany

1957-1959

Harold Lloyd BarkerWWII

1943-1946

John L. Blazek1942-1944

Emil M. JurcikWWII

Jan. 1943-Sept. 1946

Emil L. ZabojnikKorean Conflict

1953-1955

VernonG. Tallant1943-1946

3rdFleetS. Pacific

CPLHenryW.BeckhamJr.Army-AirForce

1943-46

FrankLacik Jr.IwoJima-OkinawaNov.1943-April 1946

Bill KriegerCuchi, Vietnam

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Roger Hartman1962-1965

Lawrence R. LeaskKorean&VietnamWar

1951-1959

David A. LeaskVietnamWar1955-1957

Clara A. LeaskWWII

1941-1946

ThomasV. LeaskWWII&KoreanWar

1942-1963

Virginia E. LeaskWWII

1943-1946

John H. LeaskWWII

1941-1947

JosephA. LeaskWWII & KoreanWar

1943-1959

ArthurA.LeaskKorean&VietnamWar

1945-1966

Louise C. LeaskKorean War1953-1955

Robert I. LeaskKorean War1949-1959

CharlesO.“Buddy”WesleyVietnam1971-1973

Jerry KohnWorld War II

Joe S. Dlabaj Joe J. KasperWWII

1942-1945

Charlie L. HonzaWWII

1945-1946

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Charles M. PerryArmy

1966-68

Curtis B. PerryArmy

W.R. WrightU.S. Marines

Gary Lee WrightU.S. Marines

Ricky L. WrightU.S. Navy

Neal GoodwinU.S. Army-Air Force

1945-48

James D. MurrayStaff Sgt.Air Force

Jim WilliamsU.S. Navy1970s

Joe H. TrojacekU.S. Army1942-46

Joe R. KubinMaster Sgt., U.S. Army

WWII

KennethWayneHockneyStaffSgt.,U.S.AirForce

1954-58

JoePresleySpec., 4,U.S.Army

1964

DanielMacalikStaff Sgt., U.S.Marines

1959-69

John R. BeebeU.S. Army1960-62

Forrest R. FountainU.S. Air Force

1943

W.L. “Buddy” WellNavy

1944-1946

Roger Alvin NesudaCapt. Intelligence

1965-72

Kyle NolenKIA

Dec. 21, 2006

Jimmy A. TayArmy57-58

ElizabethMassengillArmy-WWII 43-46

(worked inPentagon)

Billy DalrympleArmy

Vietnam 63-65

Elmer GlazenerAirforce1946-1951

Keith RaineyNavy

WWII 43-48

Tom BusbyArmy

1957 - 74

Ernest BusbyAir Force - S./Sgt.

1945 - 73

Gary BusbyNavy

1972 - 74

Vincent SallieNavy

1983 - 87

Leon ShawArmy

1967 - 69

Willie L. Green Jr.Army

1967- 69

Bob F. SlovakWWII

1942-1945

Frank J. Slovak Jr.WWII

1942-1945

Henry L. SlovakWWII

1942-1946

Stanley C. Slovak1948-1952

Victor W. Slovak1946-1953

Ray Gene LoweyCentral Europe

1944-1946

Herbert E. GerlichEurope/Korea1944-1951

Ross LewisArmy

1953-1963

Clp. Nelson E. Nash46th Engineer

1951-53-KoreanConflict

PFC Thomas E. NashArmyWWII1943-45

Johnnie I. KrajcaKorean Conflict, USArmy - 1953-1955

BarbaraWolffWebbUSAir Force1973-1977

RonBramhallSGT, US Army1988-1994

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William A. FridelAfrica

1941-1945

Walter F. JurikEngland

1942-1945

John MarekGermany1954-1956

Alina G. Wright1996-2004

John D. Rogers1977-1978

Rebecca R. Bowen1975-1978

James A. Rogers, Jr.1971-1973

JamesA.Rogers, Sr.KoreanConflict1951-1952

Jacob R. Rogers2001-present

Willie McCartyKorean Conflict

1952-1954

Charlie S. VitovskyWWII1941

Robert F. Gallagher1977-1994

Jerry J. Laznovsky1941-1945

Joe B. Wardlaw1953-1955

Frank T. ZmolekWWII

1943-1946

Frank J. MacHovskyWWII

1943-1945

MiltonC.GallagherWWII/KoreanConflict

1946-1967

John T. ConnollyWWI

1918-1920

Lewis E. Prachyl1945-1966

Frank J. Prachyl1918

William B. KinzieWashington1963-1964

Henry SlovacekOkinawa1942-1945

Jerry ZmolekKorean Conflict

1951-1957

WalterVinklerWWII

1942-1945

Russell A. Emerson1995-1998

Johnny C. ClaxtonVietnam

Brent Jones1959-1965

Billy CoplenDesert Storm1989-1993

George S. Spann Sr.USS Leary1952-1954

Alvin BuffordKorean Conflict

1951-1953

WoodrowWilsonKorea Conflict1953-1955

James Wilson Jr.1955-1959

Everett M. Moore1982-1998

Hubert D. DocteurVietnamWar1965-1971

Hubert A. DocteurWWII

1942-1945

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Bob ZmolekWWII - Army

South Pacific Japan

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Stanley S. ZmolekWorld War II1942-1945

Tom HendersonGermany1985-1989

Leslie A. VinklerItaly/Sicily/Africa

1942-1945

Clifford TimmsWWII

1942-1945

Larry McCaigVietnamWar1966-1968

Harvey Claud CookWWII

1942-1945

J.M. McCaigWWII

Claude B. DonaldsonWWII

1942-1945

Ben L. Cave1942-1946

DarrellW.DonaldsonVietnam

Jesse C. RodriguezPhillippines1976-1982

BarryWayneHealey1979-1985

Henry W. RejcekBerlin/Cuba Crisis

1961-1963

Gilbert Lee WhiteVietnam1966-1968

Reynolds WhitePusan, Korea1963-1966

Lawrence F. Smith1942-1946

Larry J. BartoVietnam1969-1972

Leon ZajicVietnamWar

1968

FredL.MikelNewGuinea/Philipines

DonaldL.DohertyVietnam/Granada

1968-1989

Les J. BartoKorea

1997-present

ElsaM.Anaya-Barto1998-2000

Ralph WilliamsonWWII

Dennis EmersonVietnam1965-1967

Bill R. Lee1973-1975

John L. DlabajWWII

Edwin C. TrojacekGermany1956-1958

FrankHornikNewGuinea/Philippines

1941-1945

John DvorakWWII

1942-1945

RobbieL.WitherspoonKoreanConflict1951-1954

C.W. JohnsonKorea

1950-1953

William H. Mecom1945-1947

Dennis C. LittleVietnam1967-1971

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C.R. Chamberland1942-1945

Aaron TrojacekIraq

CorporalJohn Paul Edwards

U.S. Army

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VETERANS 2013 - Page 7

... Lest We Forget

Joe SramekWWII

1941-1945

Billie C. CopelandVietnamWar1968-1969

Jim MecomVietnam

Billy John ColeyVietnamWar

1963

HoraceHenryRicksWWII

Horace Hill RicksWWI

Odoth Lee RicksWWII

Robert Doyle RicksWWII

Harold NashKorean Conflict1952-1954

J.Q. WilliamsWWII

Chester WilliamsKorean Conflict

Robert E. Kelly1945-1946

Martin ZapletalVietnam1969-1970

W.D. SandersonOkinawa1944-1946

Raymond G. JakubikKorean Conflict1953-1955

Leon J. KubinVietnam1968-1969

Jimmy B. CollinsTexas/Germany1964-1966

Harold LuskVietnam1965-1973

Ben LuskThule, Greenland

1957-1960

James A. WillifordGulf War

Joel D. Wright1942-1946

ThomasGilbertWrightWWII

1942-1945

Walter Hanson1965-1968

Tom Bill WrightOkinawa, Japan1973-1981

MarkHudsonWright1976-1980

Thomas M. Lewis1945-1975

William M. Burris1992-1996

Mark Owen Lewis1972-1976

ChristopherRyanO’Neil2002

Robert Burris1978-1982

W.R. Burris Jr.WWII

1942-1945

MichaelHigginbotham1969-1970

Gregory BellWWII

1941-1945

F.M. HigginbothamWWII

1943-1946

JerryHigginbotham1970-1971

Eldred CheyneWWII

1942-1945

Larry PollockSerg. 1966-1970

Carla Meyer

U.S. Air Force

William Meyer

U.S. Air Force

Bart MassengillWWIIArmy

Joe MassengillWWIINavy

Bliss MassengillWWII

Army - Air Corp

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Mike Elliott1965-1971

Roy Thomas Elliott1967-2001

ClaytonChoiceSmithKoreanWar1951-1952

Marvin R. HanksKorean War1950-1954

Marvin R. HanksWWII

1945-1947

CharlesW.Genthner1954-1956

Frank Joe TrojacekWWI1918

Bob L. HendersonKorea

1951-1952

Milton Dlabaj1962-1965

Frankie Dlabaj1966-1968

David L. Dlabaj1968-1970

Janice Jakubik1970-1979

Ronald Jakubik1968-1993

Billy Ray BaldwinKorean Conflict

1952-1954

ClydeThomasVinsanWWII

1944-1946

Patrick Cummings1972-1976

John W. Mitchell1984-1988

Billy MitchellAlaska

1954-1956

Jimmy C. MitchellVietnam1965-1969

Willie Joe CollinsWWII

Fred ScarboroughGermany1962-1964

Emil TrojacekWWII

1941-1942

John PhelpsVietnam Conflict

1966-1970

Clifford O. RobinsonWWII/Korea

GlennReubenBlakeKoreanConflict1951-1955

Roy HignightVietnam1972-1976

CharlesGlennBlakeIraq

1990-present

Michael Coy BlakeGulf War1993-1999

DeRoy HignightKorean Conflict

William I. Rabe Jr.WWII

1943-1945

WillieMarusakCorporalKoreanConflict

1952-1954

James N. DodsonAtsuqi, Japan

Currently Serving

RoyLeeHammondsVietnam1969-1970

LouisHammonds Jr.1969-1972

William R. RitcheyVietnam1955-1976

Billy M. PrestidgeJapan Occupation

1946-1950

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Frankie SvehlakCuban Missile Crisis

1964-1965

Arnold J. Dobecka1957-1959

JerryE.MarusakU.S.AirForce-KoreanConflict1951-1955

CharlesRaymondFallen-WWII1941-1945

LeLand V. NorthPhillippines/Japan

1942-1946

GeorgeP.LauderdaleVietnam1969-1972

DavidW.LaunderdalePersianGulf

PresentlyServing

WinfordVenableKoreanWar/Japan

1951-1952

John Mohrmann1960-1964

JulianM.CarterWWII/Korea/Vietnam

Rex V. Carter1959-1962

Dan CokerWWII

Anton H. Nekuza1942-1946

George F. PrachylWWII

1942-1946

Ronald W. Mraz1960-1965

CharlesFrazierBattleof theBulge

1945

Lloyd MathisWWII

1942-1945

Allen P. MorrisWWII

1942-1945

Jimmy H. WilliamsKorean War1951-1953

Richard Chapman1961-1964

John R. WelchKorean War1949-1953

Carl Pelzel1949-1951

James Pelzel1976-1998

Willie G. Petruy1951-1981

ClintonHowardGreeneWWII

1942-1943

Walter Sinclair1960

James YoungbloodVietnam

1968-1970

Daniel HabaVietnam

1966-1968

Hubert Ritchey1952-1956

Sammie Smith1960-1965

HenryJ.DrozdDesertShield/Storm

1990-1991

James D. BartoVietnam

Wesley PrachylKorean Conflict

1952-1954

Douglas L LoweyVietnam

1969-1973

Richard MrazKorean War1950-1952

David Lamb1955-1959

GeorgeThomasTackettU.S. CoastGuard

1942-1945

ArthurJackTackettU.S.AirForce

WWII

LutherMacTackettU.S.AirForce-1954-58U.S.Navy-1959-1963

JonesJacksonDavidsonU.S.Navy1942-1945

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ThomasHoward1978-1984

HM2

NOVEMBER 10, 2013:11-10 11/9/13 10:45 AM Page 21

Joe G. Blazek1940-1945

Shane D. FosheeIraq

1990-2004

Fred A. LudwigWWII

1942-1945

Max H. LudwigWWII

1942-1946

Charles B. LudwigWWII

1937-1945

Ernest Jakubik Sr.Vietnam1968-1970

Felix W. GerlichWWII

1943-1946

Georgia C. GerlichWWII

1943-1944

Edward J. GerlichKorean Conflict

1952-1954

JarvisReedWilkersonNavy

LelandWayneDyessU.S.Airforce1974-1994

E.L. SublettSergeant

PFCClaytonRossStocktonArmyInfantry

ReceivedPurpleHeart

Robert H. ZabojnikCuban Crisis1961-1963

Joe Wolf Fulton1952-1953

Lydia L. Hester1977-1978

TimothyW.HesterSr.1976-2000

Gus JonesSgt. USAF1974-1979

Louis J. ZabojnikHawaii

1954-1957

HarveCatheyU.S.Army-Korea&France

1959-1962

Richard RobersonArmy - France1951-1952

CorporalWayneF.WhaleyJr. -2006-2010

U.S.MarineCorps

SFC PrestonK.WidnerRetired

1951-1971

Don R. HaddockU.S. Navy

Oct. 1950 - Aug 1954

Steven M. WittSPC Army

2008-Present

Elmo B. WadeWWII

Vernon WilsonVietnam1968-1969

JosephCharlesValiguraJapan

1944-1946

Lonzo BatesWWII

John W. BatesWWII

R.J. BatesKorean Conflict

Jimmy BatesVietnamWar1962-1989

Barry Potter1979-1982

Trent BatesGulf War

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John ZabojnikWWII

1942-1945

Victor ZabojnikKorean Conflict

NOVEMBER 10, 2013:11-10 11/9/13 10:45 AM Page 22

Edward MynarcikWWII

1945-1952

Raymond HejnyKorean Conflict

1951-1953

Edwin M. Gurecky1947-1950

Emil Joe Zabojnik1951-1955

WilliamElliotMurphyVietnamWar1970-1971

ThomasTerryMurphy1957-1961

Johnny J. Laznovsky1968-1971

Stanley K. Zhanel1943-1946

Frank J. RodriguezIraq

2003-present

Michael Martinez2004-present

AnthonySarmienta2003-present

Hugh Emmert1955-1963

Milton J. Laznovsky1945-1966

FrankieG.Laznovsky1955-1975

John J. Zhanel1941-1944

Jerry Laznovsky1942-1945

Felipe Sarmienta1944-1945

EmeryDunhamBartonWWII

MarkA.WhiteleyU.S.Army1988-1991DesertShield/DesertStorm

1945-1966

Willie T.WhiteleyU.S.Army1967-1969

VietnamWar1945-1966

RobertGarrisonArmyPFC

Dec.1944-June1947

LeslieTobiasU.S.Navy1963-1969

Tom Slama Jr.Air Force - PFC

1943-46

RaymondE.MarakSr.ArmySpec31953-55

Isaiah CalhounArmy E4

1973-75 Vietnam

Artie Lee BohanonArmy - Sgt.

WWII -1941-46

Bill LewisArmy - 1st Sgt.1944, 1945, 1946

James Gann WilsonAir Force1951-1971

WalterGunnUSAFKoreanConflict

1951-1955

E.E. EnslinVietnam1970-1971

WesleyF.KrajcaP.F.C.U.S.Army

March1950-1952

Ronny G. VestalSpecialists 51966-1969

Ronald W. RobertsU.S. Marines Corp.

1965-1968

John McCormickUSN

1969-1990

CGShawVietnamVet-Army

E-5Rank

DanCannadayMarineCPL1941-1945

JimerCannadayNavySTGSN1988-1991

ThomasCannadayArmySp-41958-1960

JohnO.WilliamsU.S.Navy1941-1945

MelvinChristonU.S.Army,SSG-StaffSergeant

1987-1995

VeronicaL. FrazierSlivkaUSMC

Jan.1986-Jan.1990

JohnAndrewFrazier

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Georgia KubalaU.S. Navy Waves

1943-1945

CarlyleLockeSgt.U.S.ArmyRangers

1985-1989

Raul Monreal1976-1980

WilliamM. IsomEngl./France/Belgium

1940-1945

Cecil T. IsomEuropeanTheater

Forrest D. IsomPacific1941

GeorgeW. IsomEngl./France/Germany

1944

Wilton Earl Isom

1949-1950

Charles E. Newman1957-1965

Billy JoeMorris1942-1946

JackPaulBaldridgeWWII

1941-1946

JamesJ.BaldridgeWWII

1942-1945

JamesGradyBaldridgeWWI

DonaldDeanBaldridgeKoreanConflict1952-1956

L.J. LangerWWI

Stanley HoudekWWI

John HomolkaWWI

Joe TupyWWI

Louis NovakWWI

Frank LacikWWI

J.T. VenableWWII

1944-1946

Frankie E. VranaKorea

1953-1955

Frankie A. VlacilekVietnam1955-1975

SamS. TenpennyJr.VietnamWar1966-1969

Hoy E. Potts1955-1959

Terry T. Smith1972-1976

Thomas L. Taylor1954-1960

James M. South James F. SwindellVietnam1969-1970

Joe W. SpanielKorean War1952-1954

Leo SingletonVietnamWar1952-1954

Robert A. SneddenU.S. ArmyEurope

Grant L. SneddenU.S. Marine Corps

World War II

Ron Slone-PalmerVietnam1966-1970

Alford E. RogersWWII

1944-1965

Paul Rowse1958

John Rutherford1997-2001

Edward P. WatkinsWWII

1942-1946

Alphonse R. PatakWWII

Thomas L. Hester1980-2001

Alvis T. OliverArmy

1942-1945

George W. PechacekU.S. Navy1951-1953

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Roy KubalaSgt. U.S. Army1942-1945

Brandy HilliardGermany1996-2001

FrankW.TrojacekJune1918WWI

Edwin SvehlakVietnamWar1966-1968

Dean StahlVietnam1960-1966

L. Pierce1968-1972

S. PierceOkinawa/China1944-1946

GeorgeS.PrdaPhilippine Islands

1945-1946

Mark E. SlaytonVietnamWar1966-1968

Charles Barber1965-1969

James T. JonesKorea

Jeffrey A. BurdettGulf War1987-1993

Robert Lee Bell1995

David L. EstesWWII

Noal FaganWWII

George W. GarrardKorea/Hawaii1947-1951

Vicente SifuentesWWII

Billy T. McLemoreWWII

1943-1946

Richard S. MillerKorean Conflict

Manfred JonesWWII

James N. JordanSouth Pacific1943-1946

Owen W. CookeWWII

1943-1945

Floyd W. Jones Wesley F. JaskaKorean Conflict

1948-1952

RonnieE.HollowellKoreanWar1950-1954

James F. HillWWII

Jimmy L. Doherty1976-1980

Norman L. Bentle1969-1973

Arnold Bentle1971-1974

Larry D. HoudekVietnam1967-1968

Brent A. Baldridge1961-1964

JerryDolezalArmy/NewGuinea

1942-1944

Joe DolezalItaly

1942-1945

Alfred L McCluney

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... Lest We Forget

O.D. HallArmyWWII

HenryArchibaldArmy-MedicWWII43-46

JimD.FergusonJr.Corporal,U.S.Marines

1966

JimD.FergusonSr.1stLt.U.S.Army

1945

DonaldJ.MarusakRadioman1969-73

LarryOliverSP4Army,59-62,

Korea,Berlin,Germany

Frank R. KarakoStaff Sargent - U.S.

Army - 2005-present

Forest Joe RankinUSAF 1951-54KoreanWar

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Frank W. NovakWWII

Joe Duke Norvin French1949-1956

Robert C. Ludwig1971-1974

Thomas L. Chapman1955-1976

Alex B. Campbell1996-2000

JonathanCleveland2000

Edwardo Harris John Brewer1966-1968

Edwardo Juarez Derick Johnson

B.W. JonesDesert Storm

Raymond S. DlabajKorean Conflict1952-1954

BarryD.WidenerSecondClassOfficerof

theU.S.Navy

Fernando CuevasU.S. Navy

WWII - 2/44-12/45

Earl Gene MooreWorld War II

Navy

SPSGlennJosephVinkler199thLight Infantry

Army-VietnamWar1969-1971

Wesley L. SmidWorld War II1943-1946

GeorgeBooherArmyE-4-VietnamWar-1966-1968

Albert G. VrlaAlaska

USAF 1951-1957

B.F. Dent Jodie B. GerronKorea-Vietnam1952-1977

Elige P. GerronU.S. Air Force1940-1970

LawrenceSlovacekArmy

1957-1959Germany1961-1962StatesideReserves

Joe VentrcaWorld War II359th Infantry

Richard Ventrca Sr.World War IIAircorps 5th

Ferrying Group

Frank BrownWorld War II

Army Aircorps, PFC

Henry VrlaWorld War II351st Infantry

SallyWoodySchwartzU.S.Army1975-1996

WilliamT. TolarSICU.S.NavyA.C.O.R.N-7

1942-1944

WilliamT. Tolar Jr.CW2ArmyAviation

1969-1972

E.G. (Barney)TolarMMIC-72ndNavyC.B.

1942-1945

DonTolarS/Sgt.U.S.AirForce

1952-1957

ReginaldTolarM.Sgt.ArmyAirCorps

1938-1942

Robert E. ErismanWWII

1942-1943

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Edward VentrcaWorld War IIPFC 5th Army

Reconnaissance

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AlvaLoydEubanksU.S.Army-Korea

1952-1957

ChazKudrnaU.S.Marines2004-present

AaronKeithMitchellU.S.Army-MP2001-Present

GeorgeLouisKudrnaAirForce1946-1949

WillieFrankSlamaU.S.Navy-WorldWar IIPacific Theater-1942

Alvin KubinArmy

Korean Conflict

DavidE. SibleyNavy-DesertStorm

1991-1997

Henry D. ValekKorean Conflict

Raymond SlovakKorea

1953-1955

Matt HutyraU.S. Navy1992-1995

Frank L. LiskaWorld War II1941-1945

RebeccaSandersPhillipsPersianGulfWar

James N. PhillipsChief USN Retired

Vietnam

Ronald PhillipsSgt. USMC

Persian Gulf War

DonaldD.SondermanLt. Cmdr.USNRetired

RichardChampagneUSNKoreanWarVietnamWar

Robert D. PhillipsGMM2 USN

Persian Gulf War

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WillieF. LazaWorldWar II&Korean

PurpleHeartVet

WilliamN. (Bill) SlovakArmy & Medical1945-1947

PatrickJ. FullertonUSMC-PersianGulfWar

1989-1993

Julio Garcia IIIA1C - US Air Force2003-Present

WilliamR.Mancel Jr.NavyandAirForce

1942-1967

DonTubbsU.S.NavyCorpsmanVietnam1968-1969

Adolf TrojacekCorporal

KoreanWar1953-1955

JodieVytopil -ArmyCorporal-WorldWar II

1943-1945

AltonF. JohnsonArmyAirCorps-WWII

1943-1947

DanielE.BartoNavy-SVV6WorldWar II

CharlieSpaniel Jr.PFC7thArmy1964-1965

Edwin J. MikulaArmy - Vietnam

1963-1966

Rudy CepakArmy - Germany

1963-1965

Jerry CepakNavy

1972-1980

JoeE.VranaArmy-KoreanConflict

1953-1955

Frankie CepakVietnam

Jamie WannalAirman USAFIraq War

Johnnie LuksaWWII

1942-1945

JackE.Hammonds

WWII&KoreanConflict

Ernest C. WilsonWWI

1918-1919

RaymondLawrenceKaiserSlauternGermany

1961-1964

GeneBruceTekell Sr.Airforce1945-1946

Frank ZabojnikNavy

Gary L. WrightU.S. Navy

VietnamWar

Leslie O. KubinPFC, U.S. MarinesKorean War

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Pvt. EdwinDanAnthonyU.S.Army1954

Pvt. EdwinL.AnthonyU.S.Marines1977-1979

Sgt. JamesE.AnthonyAirforce1980-1985

Sgt.MatthewA.BrownArmy

Presently serving- Iraq

Samuel A. AndersonFt. Bragg N.C.

82 ABN

Douglas RoseNational Guard

E-1

Charlie BarrNational Guard

E-2

Joe JansaWW II

GregTucker5thSpecial ForcesGroup-1989-1997

Rodger HefnerVietnam1968-1970

ChristopherAtkinsArmy1stLieutenant

Iraq-2007

Leon BranamNavy45-46

R.L. “Pete” BranamArmy

45-47, 50-51

Billy BranamNavy

51-52 Korean War

Ramon FraticelliUSMC 91-95Hawaii-Japan

PFCTheodoreSlovakCalvary

Germany1939

ClarenceSmithAirForceTailGunner

June5,1944-June6,1946

Nolan D. AnthonyJapan

1941-1946

Ivan Goodwin1946-1949

L.D. BirdowWWII

1943-1945

Irvan Anthony1946-1948

Joe J. Landsfeld1942-1947

Randall WilliamsS. Korea1956-1963

Walter L. WilliamsWWII

1943-1946

Warren H. DavesWWII

1945-1946

LemWhitlock1955-1957

Chad A. PercivalIraq

2003-2004

J.C. Percival1960-1965

Howard L. TidwellKorean War1951-1953

Henry L. Horne1960-1964

(Dick) George Ray1942-1946

Arlie RayKorea

Walter MarusakAlaska

1951-1955

Oran L. Anthony1942-1946

Joe R. Vlk1942-1945

AlbertE.BiglerCorporal,U.S.Army

1943-46

Rupert E. Anthony1942-1945

Pat McConnellGermany78-81

John McConnellGermany78-80

WilliamW.McConnellWWII&KoreanConflict

45-52

JoeL.MarusakU.S.Marines1945-46

Frank W. KubinPFC, U.S. Army

WWII

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Michael Allan HoltPresently serving

GregoryNavarroArmy57-59Specialist 4

1961CubanCrisis

Frank ZhanelArmy - Sgt.World War II

EliasRuizIIPVT-Currentlydeployed

NationalGuard

KennethW.Hackney IIIAirforce2006

Mark S. ForneyNavy

1971-1975

Richard CastilloInfantry1966-1968

Joe EllevenSgt. 1st class - Army

WWII, Korea-Retired

LawrenceW.HonzaArmySpecialist 556-58,60-61

RELeighChiefPettyOfficerUSNavyPacific-China1941-1947

Abdon Albert SulakArmy - PrivateWorld War II

DonaldH.Hart2ndLieutenantKoreanWar

Robert G. Mata(2) 50 InfantryFort Benning

W.C.HuffstetterSgt.-Airforce

July25,1942-Dec.1,1945

OdieShueAsiatic-PacificCampaign

1942-1944

James E. KnappPlatoon SergeantVietnam - 1968-69

GlynnL.VyersKoreanWar1951-1952

Clarence B. LazaSP4

Vietnam 69-70

Carrell Frazier Jr.Air Force61-73

Martin Maddox Carrell N. FrazierSr.Army

Carl P. CopeWWII

1941-1945

Lawrence AllredNational Guard91-95 E-2

MaryA.AllredBallew75-79Sp.5

Germany&States

RaymondCatoColemanJr.NavyBM3USS Tortuga

1963-1968

Buddy CryerArmy Sp.-5

70-71

Col. Marty Nelson

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Keith A. WilcoxJuly 1991-July 1995

Bob CheshireKorea/Vietnam

1968

Bennie R. Cherry1951-1973

Billie Jack HartWWII1945

Burton M. GaultneyWWI

1918-1920

Donald E. Brewer1967

Gene B. GaultneyWWII

1942-1945

Glenn E. GerronEuropean Theater

William T. Pierce Jr.Iwo Jima1945

Guy M. WeathersIC1 - U.S. Navy1954-1961

Richard T. PerdueWWII

1942-1945

Stanley Houder Jr.WWII

1942-1945

Johnny MaliskaKorean War1952-1954

Frankie BobalikWorld War II1944-1945

David Rose2000-present

Russell Rose1995

John RoseKorea

1950-1954

B.R. Benner1965-1975

C.P. Benner III1987-present

C.P. Benner Jr.1954-1958

H.R. Benner1962-1967

W.H. VenableWWI

1944-1946

Larry D. PerdueVietnamWar1969-1972

Richard B. PerdueVietnamWar1968-1972

Charles R. OatesWWII

1943-1963

Joe DolezalikVietnam

Edwin J. Bouska1960-1965

Willie J.KuceraItaly-Germany-Korea

1942-1962

James A. LindleKorea

1952-1954

Bobby J. Parker1956-1957

MichaelD.GallagherU.S.ArmySpecialAgent

CID1974-1996

Fred R. Hillard1969-1972

Frankie L. VrlaKorean Conflict

1953-1955

Joe Ben Patril

WWII

George Patril

WWII

Jerry Patril

WWII

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Joseph SchlebachArmy

1962-1965

Capt. Robert J. EarlUSN (ret)1953-1976

Major C.J. GossettUSAF - Korea1950-1960

SI Wayland HollandU.S. Navy 1944

WWII

Cpl Robert Erisman IVNational Guard

2007

Sgt. Jerry HollandArmyN.G. 1969-75

Paratrooper

Robert LeeAndersonU.S.Navy1959-1962

Charles K. (Red)Wesley - PrivateWWII - 1942-44

TommyDuckworthArmy

1962-1964

Percy S. FowlerT Sgt. Signal CorpsU.S. Army WWII

Sgt. Emily HickmanArmyAir Defense2006-present

MajorKennethScattergoodArmy-FortHood2002-present

MCPOIvanW.HaskovecCoastGuardFebruary1955

CPLAlphonseF. JuricekU.S. Army-KoreaFeb. 1952-Feb. 1954

CPL Emil A. SlovacekU.S. Army

WWII andKorea

Capt. Gene Knize1967-1969Ft. Bliss, TX.

Mark R. HilliardSGT. U.S. Air Force

1977-1983

WilliamR. HilliardRM3U.S. NavyKoreanWar

NorrisIvyLipscombWWIIPacific

LarryStewartU.S.N.T.C. -R.T.C.Great Lakes, Ill.

Sgt. Albert C. PatakU.S. ArmyOrdinance

1946-1952

CPL. George E. TothArmy 1950-1952

Korean

F.M. “Buck” RobertsU.S. Coast Guard

WW II

Mitch A. SlapperU.S. Army

2009 - Present

JerryJ.TothNavyKorean

CPLRoss JonesUSMC-SaudiArabia

1991

Eddie NovyArmy - Philippines

1942-1946

PFC AntonGaletikaGermany -Army

1952-1953

Bradly P. TumlinsonUSMC

May 2010-Present

Bobby S. TumlinsonNavy

Neeley TedwellTumlinson -WWII

U.S. Navy

Helen Viola BazeTumlinson -WWII

U.S. Navy

SFC Robert GarrisonJr. Ret. - US Army

1974-1996

WayneMunnU.S.Navy-S1-C

Pacific Theater-WWII

SGT.DwayneTumlinsonU.S.Army158thMLRS

Desert Storm

CPL Henry CarrilloU.S.Marines1969-1971

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Frank L. Mach Jr.Air Force - Sgt.

1953-57

David T. MachArmy - Corporal

1960-64

James R. MachAir Force - Sgt.VietnamWar

Edmund J. MachAirForce/NationalGuardA-2C-1956-59

WilliamT.MachArmy-Sgt.

WWII

RaymondMachArmy-Sgt.1948-54

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CPL Lloyd BighamUSMC - 63-67Vietnam

LNCPLTeresaSmithUSMC -ArmoryWaco-

2010-present

Capt.WarrenHaskovecCoastGuardsonof Ivan

Sgt. Bobby Ray BrownAir Force1983-1992

Henry SpurlingUSAF Ret1967-1987

Lott “LM” PenrodArmy - 1940’sEuropean Tour

SP/4 RalphMartinezU.S. Army

Vietnam1968-1969

GeneW. JakubikU.S. Army PFC

1948-1950; 1950-1952Korean Conflict

Harlin J. DauphinU.S. Navy1944-1946

Frank G. TrojacekMarch 1943-1946WorldWar II

SPC JacobR. SteelAfghanistan2011-12Army-1year inKorea

AntonDolezal, CplU.S.Marines -WWIISouth Pacific

GeorgeW.McCauleyJr.USNChiefPettyOfficer

Ret

MackMoreland2nd Lt USAFWWII

B-24Navigator & Bomadier

JeremiahMcCauleyUSN

E02 (SCW)

Steven CoxUSN-CivilianContractorCurrentlydeployed

Major TommyBostickkilled in Afghanistan

07-27-07

JackWillmonArmyAir Corps1942-1963

HenryChristenotHoughUS Army - 1917WorldWar I

Donald E. HopkinsUS Army1951-1957

1stLt.WesleyTrojacekU.S.MarineCorp

Afghanistan-present

Wesley J. TrojacekU.S. Army 1942-1945

WorldWar II

Pvt.BlakeAndrewRyanU.S.Army-CombatEn-gineer-2010-present

James “Malcom” CaveWWII - U.S. Navy

Served aboardAPA-2ship USS Harris

Charles R. Carter1942-1945WW II

Brady GeneHaysKoreanWar - 53-54

RR Battion

GeorgeW. Hays Jr.WW II

1945-1946

1st Lt. Robert E.Spencer Jr.

WWII - Pacific Theater

Jack Charles GreenStatesideWWII

RubyAleene PollockCaliforniaWWII

Gerald G. PollockSouth PacificPearl Harbor

Rayburn Arthur GreenHawaiiWWII

EdwardLeonGreenJr.77-80-USSSaratogaMediterranean

James Randall Green1948 GuamWWII

Pete SifuentesKorea

1969-1971

Miles Slovacek& friendPhillines Islands

WWII

JamesRandallHoltU.S.Navy1960-1961

AirmanRecruit-AviationMachinistMate(TurbojetEngineMechanic)

Temper Victor HoltU.S. Air Force

1966-1986 -M/Sgt.

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Alford CookArmy

Korean War

JohnSlovakSgt.Army-1941-1945AleutianIslands

AlfredCookLieutenant

TysonHeineU.S.MarinesUnitedStates

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CaseyClemUSNavy1997-2001

Bobby ClemVietnam197193rd 24th Evac

DudleyWayneFox,E5USArmy

ServedVietnam69-70

Maj. TommyBostickU.S. Army -KIA in

Afghanistan 7-27-07

Shannon INicholsAblesE4SeniorAirman

1994-2000-Air Force

DonnyL.Ables Jr.E4Corporal 1995-1999

Marines

Sgt.AlbertLarryWilliamsU.S.Army

1957-1963-Germany

Msgt.D.L.Clark21yrs.of service

(2tours inVietnam)

First Lt.C.T. (Tom) Abram

U.S. Army - 1955-1957

Sgt. Ron BramhallU.S. Army1988-1994

James AubreyNicholsWWII

HenryW.Odlozil Sr.MerchantMarines

Served: 9/28/1944-8/15/1945

GarlandS.VickRec5AntiAircraftArtillery1944-1946Germany

Joe E. DlabajEuropean Theater

AdolphW.HonzaKoreanConflict

Japan-1950-1953

Cpl. FrankNovotnyUS10th sigco10th inf

div1953-1954

Billy J. ValekStaff Sgt.US Army

Sgt. Raymond I ValekUSMC

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PFCGeorgeD.ValekUSArmy

Sgt. Leslie T.MachUSArmy - 5 battle

stars -WWII

Evie J.MarshallE-5-Army1939-1946

GarlandE.MarshallNavyE-51965-1969

JohnnyHajekArmy

1945-1947

PaulMadewell

JimmyMadewellJamesMadewell JoeJanousekJamesD.Madewell MajorWilliamHenryWakeham, USAFPilot, 1939-1955

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