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March 31, 2009
The sale is complete!
Mayor Joe Baker & City Manager Keith Kaplan
The City of Crandall has finalized the sale of Creekview Golf Course. The course was purchased by Creekview
Golf Resort, LLC On March 12, 2009. The developer plans to develop the property surrounding the golf course.
City officials indicate the new owner/developer of Creekview Resort builds first class high-end properties in and
around the Dallas-Fort Worth Area. The concept plan for the development of Creekview Resort is expected to be
a 5-15 year build out depending on the economy.
The City of Crandall entered into a purchase agreement with Creekview Resort, LLC on November 17, 2008.
City Administration has worked diligently to create and present a planned development ordinance to the Planning
& Zoning Commission on February 3, 2009 and the City Council on February 5, 2009.
This planned development will feature single family, multi family, commercial and retail lots. The approximate
value of this development is expected to add approximately $50 Million to the tax roll. The sale of the Golf Course
will provide much needed relief to the tax payers of the City, due to the reduction of the Interest and Sinking (I&S)
Effective Tax Rate.
Telephones Plus holds Open House
On Thursday afternoon, March 26, an open
house was held celebrating the official opening
of Telefones-Plus, Inc. of Crandall at their new
location. Telephones Plus has been in the business of telephone sales and service since 1988
and has technicians who have been working in
the area for over 30 years. They recently opened
their newest location in Crandall, Texas at 1006
East Highway 175.
Telefones-Plus, Inc. specializes in business
telephone sales and services, complete telephone
systems, repair and service, wiring service and
remote maintenance. They have both new and
used telephones in inventory that are ready when
you are. They are also capable of efficiently ordering your phone systems and parts because they
Telephones Plus celebrates with Open House on March 26
understand the importance of telecommunications
to your business. The newest technologies are no
problem for them - VOIP, MXIE, or any LAN
based application.
Of historical interest, is their display of many
old and antique telephones, depicting the many
changes of the telephone over the years. This
display is well worth stopping by to see.
If you missed the open house, you are invited
to visit Telephones Plus at their new location at
1006 East Highway 175 in Crandall, visit their
website at www.telefonesplus.com or call (972)
287-3663 for all your business telephone needs.
They are on the south side of the highway, next
to Extreme Tanning and Crandall Electric &
Plumbing Supply.
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CHS Boys Basketball finishes with a winning season
Submitted by CHS Head Boys Basketball Coach, Stan Short
The 2008-2009 Crandall Pirate Men's
Basketball Team had a year to remember.
The Pirates were an impressive and exciting team to watch this season. The Pirates
finished the season 26-8 before losing in the
Area Championship game 48-42 to a Paris
team that went 10-0 in a 4A district last year
and 10-0 this year in a 3A district.
The Pirates found themselves in possibly
the strongest district in recent memory and
were forced to win their last three district
games to make the playoffs. They managed
to do so in extraordinary fashion. The last
game of the three was a buzzer beater win
on a Dillon Good layup over the defending
state champion Kennedale Wildcats to ensure
a playoff birth. It only got better from there when guard Travis Dykman hit a
jump shot at the buzzer to upset the favored Roosevelt Mustangs in overtime to
claim the Bi- District Championship in the very next game. Although the Pirates
fell a little short of the Regional tournament, their identity was defined by their
character, and their never quit, never give in attitude which will hopefully set the
precedent for each and every Crandall team of the future.
This year's team had a solid and balanced attack. Travis Dykman- 1st team
All District and Offensive player of the year- lead the guards in scoring and as-
sists and Senior Brett Russell- 1st team All
District- lead the way in the paint. Randall
Henderson- 2nd team All District-did a great
job as the team's defensive specialist. Senior
Dillon Good - 1st team All District and,
James Kirbie - 2nd team All District both
hit some big shots for us down the stretch.
Reid Baker, Tucker Mallon and Senior Cody
Eastep all received All District Honorable
mention and played important roles at guard
this season. Brandon Johnson - 2nd team all
district, Hunter Vess - All District Honorable mention, and Senior Steven Wood - All
District Honorable mention all did a great job
controlling the boards.
The Pirates coaching staff was led by Head
Coach Stan Short. The assistant coaches were Lance Edge - JV, Brad Peirson- 9th,
Kelly Moore - MS, and Adam Hughes- MS. Although the four departing seniors
will be missed, the team has some solid, young players returning and looks forward
to another challenging district schedule next season as yet another large school,
North Forney is added to our district 12-3A.
The annual Crandall Camp of Champs will be June 15-18. You can contact
Stan Short at 972 427 8030 with questions or go to www.crandall-isd.net for an
entry form.
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Country Gardeners
Garden Club
Do you like to dig in the dirt? Join the fun and learn more about gardening
and the world around us. The Country Gardeners meets on the fourth Monday
if each month, at 7:00p.m. in the Crandall/Combine Community Center, 500 W.
Lewis, Crandall. Various garden topics and environmental issues for your home
and garden are discussed by guest speakers at each meeting. Meeting dates and
topics are listed below:
March 23-Nonchemical Gardening
April 27-Cooking with Herbs
May 18-Panel on Gardening
June 22-Recycling Grease
July 27-Craft Workshop for Cotton Festival
August -24-Craft Workshop for Cotton Festival
September 28-Bog Gardening
October 26-Earthkind Landscape
November 30-Holiday Party
Visitors are always welcome. Field trips are schedule throughout the year. For
more information call Rita Allen 972-486-4687 or email [email protected]
Kaleidoscope Kids welcomes associate
Kaleidoscope Kids and Dr. Meredith A. Byington
are excited to welcome Ashley Samford PA-C to our
practice.
Ashley and her family are new residents to the
Crandall area. Originally from the Gulf Coast area,
she completed her bachelor's degree in biology at
Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches,
Texas and went on to complete her master's degree
of physician assistant studies from Baylor College of
Medicine in Houston, Texas. It was during her clinical training in pediatrics that
her love for children was further confirmed. Ashley is thrilled to join the pediatric
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practice of Kaleidoscope Kids.
Ashley and her husband, Brad, have one son. Cayden is four and will be starting
Kindergarten in the fall. As a family they enjoy spending their free time outdoors
whether it's camping, fishing, or spending the day on the water.
Kaleidoscope Kids, located in Crandall, continues to rapidly grow. As specialists in pediatric and adolescent medicine, Dr. Byington and Ashley are committed to continually provide quality and comprehensive medical care to newborns
through twenty-one years of age.
With spring and summer on the way, now is the time to schedule well checks
for your children and teens. For more information and to schedule appointments
call 972-472-3800 or visit our website at www.mykaleidoscopekids.com.
From the Crandall Police Chief
The New York Times recently printed an article about an NYPD officer who
ran into trouble testifying in court in a criminal case because of statements from
his Face Book and My Space pages. The officer's comments from his computer
accounts included such things as how to physically abuse arrestees and not get
caught. He attempted to explain the remarks away as "bravado", but the record
showed them to be extreme, profane, and abusive. The defense presented the
officer's remarks in court, causing the jury to doubt the officer's explanation of
how an arrest took place.
The article focused on the officer's regret over getting caught up in his on-line
statements. He said that he would mask his identity in the future when making on
line comments and he also tried to make a distinction between how he does his
job and how he'd "like" to do his job. But what he did NOT do, and what the news
story did not point out, was that the officer's way of thinking was wrong.
The point is simply this, how you act is significantly influenced by what you
think - you cannot consistently think one thing and do another. To do the right thing,
you must believe that what you are doing is the right thing. For police officers to
treat people honestly and ethically requires that we first believe that it is the right
thing to do and to take that right thing and act on even when no one is around.
The Crandall Police Department is taking every step possible for transparency
of action within and by the department. All citizens will be treated fairly and
equally with a focus on the future. We all want a safe community.
Visit the new city website, www.crandalltexas.com and click on Police Dept.
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A Love Like No Other
Anyone acquainted with Ralph and Christine Ellis, knew that
when you visited the couple who lived down the bumpy driveway
off FM 741 and behind the distinctive pink door, you would be
greeted with a "howdy, howdy, howdy" by Ralph and a "howdy
do" from Christine. Ralph would probably talk as much as you
would listen or until Christine would simply tell him that "he
talked too much." However, you wouldn't be on you way until
Christine made sure you had some sweet, delectable dessert in
hand. That's just the way they were.
Ralph Joseph Ellis Sr. was born on January 12, 1914 in Texarkana, Arkansas, a son of the late David Joseph and Leila Dee
Smith Ellis. Christine Zollner Ellis was born on November 4, 1917 in Rockwall,
Texas to the late William and Gazelle Zollner. When you asked Ralph about the
first time he met Christine, he would look at you, pause, smile and reply, "When I
first saw Christine I saw diamonds in her eyes." They united in marriage on April
16, 1938 in Texarkana and their marriage spanned over 70 wonderful years. To
this union, five children were born: Ralph Ellis Jr. and his wife Brenda of Cypress
Springs, Texas, Evelyn Ward and husband Don of Lewisville, Texas, David Ellis
and wife Marsha of Frisco, Texas, Charles Ellis of Irving, Texas and Carol Ann
Orr and husband Joey of Crandall, Texas. Ralph and Christine always spoke so
highly of their children and all of their accomplishments. If you knew Ralph and
Christine, you knew everything about their children because they were so proud
of them. They also were very proud of their 13 grandchildren: Sheri
Bough, Donna Bickert, Deborah Bickert, John Ellis, Brian Ellis,
Chad Ellis, Christine Ellis, Lindsay Ellis, April Shuffield, Joshua
Ellis, Jason Priest, Jodie Orr and Laura Orr and also their 10 great
grandchildren: Macy Bough, Mallory Bough, Mathias Bough,
Karina Bickert, Dustin Ellis, Adam Ellis, Connor Ellis, Madalyn
Ellis, Pace Ellis, and Forrest Shuffield.
Over the many decades of Ralph Ellis Sr.'s life, he owned the
Ralph Ellis Service Station and Garage in Dallas, Texas. Ralph,
Christine, and their family moved from Duncanville, to Crandall,
Texas in 1961 where they ranched, farmed, and gardened their land.
Ralph eventually retired form the service station and garage business in 1973, but
he continued to enjoy ranching, farming and gardening in retirement. Ralph and
Christine's greatest traits were loving God and their family. They were both very
active members of Central Baptist Church in Crandall, where Ralph served as a
Deacon. They could always be found right up front on the left side of the church
each Sunday morning.
On March 13, 2009 Ralph Joseph Ellis Sr. went to be with his Lord, where he
patiently waited for his wife of over 70 years to join him. Four very short days
later, on March 17, 2009, Christine Zollner Ellis joined Ralph in Heaven. Ralph
and Christine Ellis, were loved so much by their family and community friends
and are going to be deeply missed by all.
Kelly Griffith named to Dean's List
Destination Imagination
CMS sixth grade students coached
by Mrs. Karla Watson and Mrs. Linda
Coulter, have been working hard and
gearing up for the competition. The
Middle School DI team competed on
February 28, 2009 at Poteet High School
Miss Kelly Griffith, Crandall Class of '08, was recently named
to the Dean's List at Hill College, Hillsboro, TX. Tuesday, March
10, Kelly was inducted into Phi Theta Kappa, the Honor Society
of Junior Colleges across the US. She is also a member of the
Hill College Rodeo Team and serves at the North Texas Stampede
(PRCA) Teen Queen. She is the daughter of Andrea Griffith and
her husband, Cliff Tefteller of Combine and of Kevin Griffith of Fort Worth.
See Destination - Page 6
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MEREDITH A. BYINGTON, M.D.
Pediatric & Adolescent Medicine
Welcome Ashley!
It's time to schedule
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Crandall, Texas 75114
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Training Your Puppy - Part I
Journeys with John
Submitted by Dr. Terry Tunnell, DVM-Crandall Animal Hospital
By John Brooks, Pastor - Central Baptist Church
Puppies are extremely impressionable. How you train your new pet will have
dramatic and long lasting effects. You can make your puppy a better pet and prevent many behavior problems by following these guidelines:
Housebreaking:
Establish a routine. Keep the pup's meals regularly scheduled to encourage
more predictable elimination patterns. Take your pup out every two hours during
the day and as needed at night. Select one toilet area. Take your pup to the toilet
area five minutes after feeding, awakening, riding in a car, greeting new people, or
chewing on toys. Also, take him out when you see him circling or sniffing around.
When your pup relieves himself in the appropriate spot, immediately reward him
with a food treat and verbal praise.
Socialization:
Dogs, like their wolf ancestors, are pack hunters. Efficient hunting in a pack requires a high degree of social organization. Dogs relate to people as pack members.
It's up to your family to become "pack leaders" by performing simple exercises
and stopping aggressive play. Failure to do so may cause other problems.
Introduce your pup to a variety of positive experiences. Visit three new places
a week (AFTER THE INITIAL VACCINATION SERIES IS COMPLETED) and
introduces him to five new people at each place. Take your pup on regular car
rides and use a carrier to insure safer driving.
Brush your pup daily. At the same time, handle your pup's feet and ears and
open his mouth for inspection. Massage him all over. If the pup fusses, say "no"
firmly. When he is quiet, talk to him in a soft, pleasant voice. Expose your pup to
various types of people, places and experiences. Take care he has a good experience. Gradually acquaint him to very loud noises, like that of a vacuum cleaner
turn it on and off from a distance.
Destination Imagination - continued from page 5
in Mesquite. The 2008-09 Destination Imagination theme was Noah's Ark. They
worked long hours to prepare for their first tournament competition and placed
5th in their division. They were really thrilled with their accomplishment and were
heard to say, "We are definitely coming back next year!"
Well, it has been a while since I contributed to The Communicator. On
January 27, 2009, I underwent knee surgery. No, not because I wore my knees
out by running! The idea that running destroys your joints is a myth. There is
actually medical documentation that supports the fact that running is healthy for
cardio, as well as joints. But that is another story. My problem was caused by a
wreck I had on my bike during a training ride. I was riding along, minding my
own business, when I suddenly hit a crack in the road, lost control and crashed.
I guess that adds emphasis to the statement, "Crack Kills." I didn't know it at
that time, but I had knocked a chunk of cartilage out of my knee. It was that accident that resulted in my knee surgery. I went to the doctor he said, "No more
monkeys riding bicycles.." No, he actually said I needed two surgeries on my
knee. It sounded simple when he said it, but man, those surgeries were worse
than the bike wreck. I have had to be on crutches for eight weeks. I was told
the leg they cut on could not bear any weight until I was off the crutches. Again,
eight weeks didn't seem like any big deal, but it was.
I have never known until now how uncoordinated I actually am. If I get down,
I can't get back up. When I am up, I am an accident looking for a place to happen.
My poor Yorkie dogs literally run and hide when they see me starting to get up
and walk. People at Walmart have learned to just clear a path when I enter the
store and I can tell they are all relieved when I finally stagger out the door.
I have to admit that this has been a much bigger deal than I could ever have
imagined. I feel sorry for all of those that have had to wait on me hand and foot;
mostly my wife. The crazy thing is that now that I am getting used to the crutches
and am able to move about without causing too much damage, I can soon quit
using them. If nothing else during this recovery, I have had to learn a bit of
patience. I have had to wait for folks to do things for me. I couldn't just jump up
and do them myself. It has certainly caused me to slow down and be reminded
of what Isaiah 40:31 says, "But they that wait upon the Lord shall renew their
strength; they shall mount up with wings as eagles; they shall run, and not be
weary; and they shall walk, and not faint." In our fast paced world, it is good
sometimes to just slow down and gain a little perspective. You may find out
your have been trying to out run God!
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Lisa Harris
www.century21mgold.com
Broker/Owner
469-654-1350
It's Spring
Clean-Up
Time!
CENTURY 21 MILLENNIUM GOLD GROWS MARKET PRESENCE THROUGH THE GRAND
OPENING
OF THEIR
NEW OFFICE
CRANDALL1 Millennium Gold is pleased to announce the GRAND OPENING of our new office located in Crandall , Texas . Our office specializes in
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4/3/2 luxury home, master retreat w/incredible bath, lots of space & closets $189,900
residential,
commercial, and recreational properties, as well as property management in Crandall and surrounding areas.
1 acre to build your dream home on with a view of a community lake $39,500
214 356 7565
4/2.5/2 Updated home within walking distance of the elementary school, $144,900
972
427 3989
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1749 S. FM 148
Crandall, TX 75114
972-427-0144
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Wed. Night Meal
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8:30 am
9:45 am
11:00 am
5:45 pm
6:45 pm
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Serving the Community Since 1984
Spring Special
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Wed-8:30-4 & Sat-9:30-1:30
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Engine - Radiator - Transmission
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Teacher & Fireman Discounts
Wednesday - Ladies Day
Thursday - Senior Citizen's Day
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SPRING IS HERE!
HAVE YOUR SYSTEM EVALUATED TODAY