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‘Harvey’ tryoutsopen todayAuditions for Harvey

by Mary Chase are setfrom 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday,Jan. 26 and from 7 to 9p.m. Monday, Jan. 27 atEnnis Public Theatre.Shows are set at 7:30p.m. March 28-29, April4-5 and April 11-12, with2:30 p.m. matinees onSunday, March 30, April6 and April 13. For moreinformation, call 972-878-7529.

Science FunNight slatedThe Ennis Junior

High School AVID classwill host a Science FunNight from 6:30 to 8 p.m.Thursday, Jan. 28. Formore information, call972-872-3500.

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Jury gives81years for pornPhil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

An Ellis County jury sen-tenced 43-year-old JeffreyDean Gerron to 81 years inprison on Friday, ending thefinal chapter in a case thatbegan five years ago.The same jury found Ger-

ron guilty on nine counts ofpossession of child pornogra-phy on Thursday afternoon.Assistant District Attorney

Lindy Tober said the jury sen-tenced Gerron to nine yearsfor each count, and Judge BobCarroll ordered the sentences

to be served consecu-tively.Tober said she and

her colleagues werepleased with the sen-tence.“It certainly sends a

message to those whochoose to engage inthat behavior,” Tobersaid. “I think it’sgreat.”Gerron was one of thou-

sands of suspects caught inOperation Flicker, a wide-ranging child pornographysting conducted in part by theDepartment of Homeland Se-

curity.Agents Cynthia

Manning and NoelJones conducted a“knock and talk”meet-ing at Gerron's homein Ennis on June 8,2009.He said the agents

spoke with Gerron'smother, telling herthey were there on an

identity theft investigation. Itwasn't until Gerron returnedhome from his job at Lan-caster High School that theyrevealed the true nature oftheir investigation.

Jones said Gerron allegedlypaid $80 for 20 days of unlim-ited access to one particularwebsite, and said he told theinvestigators the pictureswere not illegal, as they didnot depict any sex acts.A “field search” program

used by Jones and Manningfound many photos of chil-dren wearing lingerie in vari-ous states of undress,including nude photos.DHS forensic computer in-

vestigator Jose Delgado saidduring his examination ofGerron's computer he found11,000 images of children.

Gerron

DAslayingstrialmovedto RockwallPhil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

The trial for the alleged killers ofthe Kaufman County District Attor-ney, his wife and colleaguewill not beheld in Kaufman County.Sharon John-

son, court coordi-nator with theDallas County Dis-trict Court No. 7,confirmed thatJudge MichaelSnipes granted achange of venuefor the upcomingtrial to RockwallCounty.Johnson said the defense for the

suspects, Erik andKim Williams, re-quested the hear-ing.“They felt they

could not get a fairtrial in KaufmanCounty,” Johnsonsaid.The trial is set

for Oct. 24.The Williams

couple allegedlygunned down Assistant District At-torney Mark Hasse on Jan. 31, out-side the Kaufman CountyCourthouse.They then allegedly killed District

Attorney Mike McLelland and hiswife CynthiaMcLelland onMarch 30in their own home.The killings sparked a statewide

manhunt, earning the attention ofthe Texas Rangers and Gov. RickPerry.Kaufman County Sheriff David

Byrnes said Williams confessed todriving for her husband as he al-legedly shot Hasse to death.He said she also confessed to being

a passenger in the vehicle as her hus-band allegedly gunned down theMcLellands in their home.The sheriff called the discovery of

a storage unit filled with severalweapons as well as other items, in-cluding explosive devices and law en-forcement uniforms, the “watershedevent” that allowed them to crack thecase in April 2013, a few weeks afterthe second slayings.

KimWilliams

ErikWilliams

Ennis Daily News file photoThe 2013 Relay For Life of Ennis saw strong participation from all areas

of the community, including survivors, who are the Most Valuable Playersof sorts of the Relay effort. Organizers are encouraging the community toturn out and sign up at this year’s kickoff event, set Monday at the Sokol.

Relaykicks off MondayNick Todaronick@ennisdailynews.com

The official kickoff for the Relay ForLife is coming Monday.The meeting is set at 6 p.m. at the

Sokol Hall Dining Room at 2622 E. Hwy34 in Ennis. The theme for the comingRelay For Life is “Time For a Cure.”Relay For Life’s Joel Hernandez said

the event will celebrate the progress thathas been made over the decades in thefight against cancer, but will focus onfinding an end to the struggle, as well.More than a 25 teams and 140 regis-

tered participants have signed up, get-ting on the ball early for the fundraiserevent, which is set May 17. Two majorchanges are aimed at increasing com-munity participation by making thatparticipation easier. The event time hasbeen moved from its customary time —6 p.m. Friday to 6 a.m. the followingmorning — to run from noon to mid-night on a Saturday.Further, the event is leaving the Texas

Motorplex, the familiar location from re-cent years, and moving to the EnnisHigh SchoolMemorial Stadium parkinglot.Teams like the Houston Hotties and

Nerds Count More Birthdays havestepped up to be a part of the annual

American Cancer Society fundraisingevent here in Ennis, and organizers areurging the community to follow suit.In Ennis, Relay For Life has shown

strong results in recent years. Relayevents are organized communityfundraising walks that feature teams ofpeople camped out around a track. Theyinclude food, games and activities tobuild camaraderie and entertain in anenvironment where children and adultsmingle. Teammembers take turns walk-ing the track with the aim of keepingsomeone from their group walkingthroughout the 12-hour challenge.Relay events feature a number of

unique experiences:• Survivor LapThe Survivors Lap puts cancer sur-

vivors at the event out on the track first,

LEARN MOREVisit http://relay.acsevents.org and

search for the Ennis event to learnmore about Relay For Life, sign up toparticipate or make a monetarypledge in support of Relay’s mission.

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Travis ElementarySecond nine weeks Awards

1st Grade All A Honor Roll:Rachel Allen, Hector Alvarado,Maddie

Anderson, Gabriel Arriola, Isaac Ayala,Caleb Beauchamp, Isabel Boteyo, ArielChavez, Jennifer Cox, Skye Davis, An-thony Dorado, Benjamin Gallagher, JesseGarcia, Grace Gardner, ChristopherGaytan, Joanna Gonzalez, Sofia Gonza-lez, Daniela Hernandez, Evelynn Her-nandez, Cassandra Huerta, OmarHurtado, Leonardo Leija, ClaytonMcGilvray, Wyatt Mc Gilvray, JulissaMartinez, Itzel Muniz, Araceli Munoz,Landon Munoz, Maite Ochoa, KendallPace, Deryck Plumadore, Mason Pool,Angel Ramirez, Gerardo Ramirez, Kate-lyn Raya, David Ricks, Bennett Robie,Monse Rojas, Rylan Ross, Karla Ruiz,Alexis Sanchez, Jakorey Sessions, IsaacSilva, Lane Slovak, Nevaeh Smith,Raynie Spaniel, Terran Trevino, JacobVargas, Kayden Warden

1st Grade All A/B Honor Roll:Julissa Arrendondo, Ruby Aryal, Do-

minic Bivins, Kaden Griffin, GracieHadley, Taylor Johnson, Sophie Lozano,Gabriel Lugo, Alejandro Madracheluib,ZavanaMarsh, AndrewMartinez, LeonelMartinez, RubyMunoz, Marco Ontiveros,Havier Ozuna, Cooper Penrod, AngelicaPerez, Ava Roedel, Lacy Rogers, JoshuaSallings, Miguel Valadez, Abel Valencia,Trinity Watson

1st Grade Perfect AttendanceMaddie Anderson, Isaac Ayala, Mer-

cedez Barber, Dominic Bivins, IsabelBoteyo, Mia Decapua, Anthony Dorado,Jesse Garcia, Liliana Garcia, Grace Gard-ner, Christopher Gaytan, Kaden Griffin,Evelynn Hernandez, Geovannie Hernan-dez, Omar Hurtado, Leonardo Leija, Ale-jandro Madracheluib, ClaytonMcGilvrary, Jenna Millward, AraceliMunoz, NevinNovy, Kendall Pace, CooperPenrod, Deryck Plumadore, AngelRamirez, Gerardo Ramirez, JonathanRamirez, David Ricks, Bennett Robie,Rylan Ross, Jakorey Session, Isaac Silva,Lane Slovak, Terran Trevino, MiguelValadez, Jacob Vargas, Jacob Walton

1st Grade Super Citizens:Yaylyn Cubillos, Jabez Cruz, JaMar-

quez Farsee, Benjamin Gallagher, Eve-lynn Hernandez, Cassandra Huerta,Sophie Lozano, Jesus Martinez, JakoreySession, Jamari Steptoe

2nd Grade A Honor Roll:Cesar Aguilar, Jonathan Almanza,

Hayden Ambler, Taylor Bruning, OmarChavez, Julian Castillo, Juan DeLaFunte,Brandon Duque, Azia Edwards, JessicaEsquivel, Roy Fullerton, Adrian Garcia,Amy Gaytan, Adriana Grande, DylanGraves, Lizeth Hernandez, KaillanHonza, Chamie Hughes, T’Niyah John-son, Carsen Kapavik, Iyaari King, EmilioLeija, Makayla Madracheluib, TrinityMahoney, Arturo Mendoza, NathanMolina, Mia Monreal, Cannon Monte-longo, MadelynnMunoz, Zhyria Murphy,Maddy Phillips, Arianna Prda, BrayanRaya, Brandie Rodriguez, Avery Smith,Judd Tabb, Alejandro Tello, MakaylaWatson, Makenzie Watson, Tanner Wild-man

2nd Grade A/B Honor Roll:Emilio Alfaro, Anneliese Almanza,

Alex Arriaga, Ricardo Avila, Emilie Be-navidez, Kyris Brown, Ronaldo Castro,Aydrie Cervantes, Mark Cleveland, Des-tiny Daniels, Deshawn Dunson, JasonGomez, Aleksus Gonzalez, Fabian Gon-zalez, Samie Jo Green, Lacey Griffiths,Aden Grubbs, Arieanna Gutierrez, Jae-lyn Gutierrez, Destiny Herford, IvanaJohnson, Quincy Jones, Worship Koskei,Kirby McCabe, Gavin McMinn, IvanMartinez, KevinMuniz, CiprianoMunoz,Shaylee Munoz, Nicholas Ocanas, MaexyReyes, Deziree Rios, Semaj Roberts, KaileSaavedra, Judith Serrano, Maria Sierra,Cristan Suarez, William Yates

2nd Grade Perfect Attendance:Cesar Aguilar, Emilio Alfaro, Hayden

Ambler, Brenda Arreola, Mario Arreloa,Alex Arriaga, Thomas Arreola,VanessaAyala, Ronaldo Castro, Haley Chavez,Juan DeLaFuente, DeShawn Dunson,Brandon Duque, Azia Edwards, JesusGamino, Adrian Garcia, Aleksus Gonza-lez, Fabian Gonzalez, Dylan Graves, AdenGrubbs, Parker Hamm, Destiny Herford,Kaillan Honza, Chamie Hughes, IvanaJohnson, Worship Koskei, Julian Lopez,MakaylaMadracheliub, LeslieMelendez,Arturo Mendoza, Mia Monreal, CiprianoMunoz, MadelynMunoz, ShayleeMunoz,Ricky Parrott, Ariann Prda, MaexyReyes, Ty’Nisecia Robbins, Brandie Ro-driguez, Avery Smith, Judd Tabb, Alejan-dro Tello, Makenzie Watson, TannerWildman

2nd Grade Super Citizens:Aydrie Cervantes, Adriana Grande,

Aden Grubbs, Lizeth Hernandez, Quincy

Jones, Carsen Kapavik, Junior Marente,Madelynn Munoz, Jonathan Orozco, Ale-jandro Tello, Makenzie Watson

3rd Grade A Honor Roll:Isai Almanza, Selena Avila, Zackery

Colvin, Matthew Cornado, LoreleiCrouch, Amina Davlatova, KathrynDuarte, Lydia Freeman, Briana Gonza-lez, Marilyn Guerrero, Gilbert Gutierrez,Collin Keeton, Praise Koskei, TaraMcGilvray, Sarahi Pita, ChristianStephens, Cheyenne Trevino, Maria Va-lerio, Kai Wright

3rd Grade A/B Honor Roll:Paige Al-Hassan, Obed Agreda, Marky

Barber, Lamarus Becks, Ruby Botello,Anaka Castillo, Reagan Cox, JulioDominguez, Averi Duffey, SavannahFrank, Nick Gallagher, Tony Goodson,Juana Gonzalez, Stephen Granberry, De-janae Grimes, Joseph Gutierrez, CandidoHernandez, Jay Howell, Bryce Hykel,Daniel Jones, Kansas King, Ryan Lan-deros, Andreas Lane, Melissa Lino,Jaleesa Loza, Cara Lozano, Tyrone Mc-Daniel, Montana Marsh, DanielaMorales, Erica Munoz, Emma Niedert,Rebecca Ramirez, Ja’Vonte Roberts,Erasmo Rojas, Tahj Rolen, ChristianRuiz, Russell Sons, Mandy Stewart,Mauricio Vega, Megan Willems

3rd Perfect Attendance:Paige Al-Hassan, Isai Almanza, Selena

Avila, Francisco Barajas, Marky Barber,Ruby Botello, Kaden Butler, AnakaCastillo, Obed Castillo, Abelardo Cerda,Lorelei Crouch, Matthew Cornado, JulioDominquez, Kathryn Duarte, Averi Duf-fey, Auctavian Farsee, Savannah Frank,Nick Gallagher, Davien Garcia, MelissaGarcia, Marilyn Guerrero, GilbertGutierrez, Joseph Gutierrez, WilliamGuy, Jakorian Hudgens, Alvaro Jimenez,Daniel Jones, Praise Koskei, MelissaLino, Jalessa Loza, Cara Lozano, TyroneMcDaniel, Tara McGilvray, Ana Men-doza, Erica Munoz, Jamioreous Myers,Adian Patino, Brandon Ramirez, JeremyRamirez, Nathan Rendon, Erasmo Rojas,Christian Ruiz, Haylie Sanchez, Chris-tian Stephens, Mandy Stewart, CheyenneTrevino, Maria Valerio, Zackery Willms,Raul Zuniga

3rd Super Citizens:Zackery Colvin, Matthew Cornado,

Aryam Coslin, Ylonda Dunson, DanielJones, Rebekah Ortez, Sarahi Pita,Nathan Rendon, Avery Zuniga

Cheers

Locals makeDean’s list’SAN ANGELO —

Students achieving theDean's List for the 2013fall semester have beenannounced by AngeloState University.To be eligible for the

Dean's List, studentsmust be enrolled full-time at ASU and mustmaintain a 3.25 or bettergrade point average ona 4.0 scale.Locals recognized

are:Ennis: Reagan A.

MitchellFerris: Kayleigh N.

Born.

Ferris studenthonoredat Payne

BROWNWOOD —Olivia Ann Belsher ofFerris was named to theDean's List at HowardPayne University dur-ing the fall 2013 semes-ter.To be named to the

Dean's List, studentsmust earn a 3.65-3.99grade point average forall courses attemptedwhile earning not lessthan 12 semester credithours of academiccoursework during thefall semester.

Williams topreach atWaymanChapel

Rev. KMWilliams, theTexas Country BluesPreacher, will preach atWayman Chapel AMEChurch, 1013 West EnnisAve., at 11 a.m. onSundayJan. 26. The public is in-vited.

Church news

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celebrating their victory over cancer as they arecheered on by the other participants, who line thetrack and wait to begin their walks. Relay For Lifeevents also recognize and celebrate caregivers, whogive time, love, and support to their friends, family,neighbors, and coworkers facing cancer.• Luminaria CeremonyThe Luminaria Ceremony takes place after dark,

so participants can remember people they have lostto cancer, honorpeoplewhohave fought cancer in thepast, and support those whose fight continues. Can-dles are lit inside of personalizedbags andareplacedaround the Relay track as glowing tributes to thosewho’ve been affected by cancer.• Fight Back CeremonyThis ceremony challenges Relay participants to

takeaction.TheFightBackCeremonysymbolizes theemotional commitment the community canmake inthe fight against cancer.Funds raised through Relay For Life and other

American Cancer Society special events annually goto support the nonprofit’s mission to combat cancer,fundingpatient support, prevention, researchandde-tection and treatment goals established under theACSmission statement.The company’s 2012 financial statement shows

more than $1 billion in funds raised from public sup-port through events like Relay For Life and MakingStrides Against Breast Cancer in 2011 and 2012, withhundreds of millions of dollars devoted to missionprogram and support expenses.

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DAVID L. WOLFE, SR.David L. Wolfe, Sr., 68, passed away in

Longview, Texas on Thursday, January 23, 2014,David was born in Ennis, Texas on November

28, 1945 to Herschel and Mildred (Clark) Wolfe.He grew up in Ennis and graduated from EnnisHigh School in 1963. On December 30, 1975 hemarried Barbara Massey, they originally madetheir home in Dallas, moving to Longview in 2003from Kemp, Texas.He worked for Southern Pacific Railroad as an

engineer and then doing maintenance for apart-ment management. He was amember of the Baptist Church. Heenjoyed bar-b-queing, campingand vacationing with his family.He is survived by his wife, Bar-

bara Wolfe; two sons: David Wolfe,Jr. and wife, Stacy and AaronWolfe and wife, Daisy; daughter,Ronda Bryant and husband, Clay;seven grandchildren: four great-grandchildren; one brother, LarryWolfe and wife Sharon and one sister, MamieHarp and husband Billy.He is preceded in death by his parents, one sis-

ter, Betty Webster and two brothers, MelvinWolfe and Robert Wolfe.Visitation will be on Monday, January 27, 2014

at 2 p.m. in the J.E. Keever Mortuary of Ennis.Graveside services will be held on Monday, Jan-uary 27, 2014 at 3 p.m. in Myrtle Cemetery ofEnnis with Kyle Bryant officiating under the di-rection of J.E. Keever Mortuary, Inc.www.jekeevermortuary.com

EUGENE JOSEPH LEKAREugene Joseph Lekar, 77, passed away in Dal-

las, Texas on Tuesday, January 21, 2014.Eugene was born in Ennis, Texas on August 19,

1936 to Jess and Agnes (Zajic) Lekar. He grew upin Ennis and graduated from Ennis High Schoolin 1955. He married Patricia Polasek and theymade their home in Dallas beforemoving to Ennis. He served hiscountry proudly in the UnitedState Navy serving in Georgia andFlorida.He began working with his fa-

ther in the Lekar Grocery storeand later went on to be the owner-operator. He was a member of theSt. John Nepomucene CatholicChurch and KJZT. He enjoyedworking on the family farm and spending timeoutside.He is survived by his loving wife, Patricia

Lekar; sons: Darren Lekar and partner CraigPeeples and David Lekar; daughter, Deborah Car-penter and husband, Steve; grandson, Kyle Car-penter and sisters: JoAnn Valek and Betty Rogalaand husband, Frances.He is preceded in death by his parents and one

brother-in-law, Louis Valek.Visitation will be on Monday, January 27, 2014

from 6 p.m. until 8 p.m. with Rosary at 7 p.m. inthe J.E. Keever Mortuary Chapel of Ennis. Massof the Christian Burial will take place on Tues-day, January 28, 2014 at 10 a.m. in the St. JohnNepomucene Catholic Church of Ennis. Inter-ment will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery under thedirection of J.E. Keever Mortuary, Inc.www.jekeevermortuary.com

BILLY “BILL” K. HANSONBilly “Bill” K. Hanson, 85, passed away in

Ennis, Texas on Friday, January 24, 2014.Bill was born in Wellsford, KS to Marenus K.

and Evalena (Starkey) Hanson on June 2, 1928.He grew up in Bucklin, KS and graduated fromBucklin High School in 1947. He went on to Busi-

ness College to receive a degree in accounting.On November 17, 1989 he married Rebecca Daland they made their home in Hobbs, NM beforemoving to Ennis in 2013. Bill served his countryproudly in the United States Army during theKorean War serving in Germany.He worked for over thirty-five years for New

Mexico Construction Company as an accountant.He was a very active member of the MormonChurch, a Mason, a Boy Scout Leader and theMoose Lodge. He enjoyed collecting John Deercollectables, reading, tending his roses, garden-ing and genealogy.He is survived by his wife, Rebecca Eves Han-

son; sons: Galan K Hanson and wife, Darlene,Steven K. Hanson and wife, Vencita, Harold P.Dal and wife, Janine and Jason E. Dal and wife,Stephanie; seventeen grandchildren: three great-grandchildren: one brother, Norman G. Hansonand one sister, Karen R. Frazier.Visitation will be held on Sunday, January 26,

2014 from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. in the J.E. KeeverMortuary of Ennis. A Celebration of his life willtake place on Monday, January 27, 2014 at 11 a.m.in the Telico Church. Interment will follow in theTelico Cemetery under the direction of J.E.Keever Mortuary, Inc.www.jekeevermortuary.com

HAZEL GOODWINHazel Lee Dyess Goodwin, 86, left this Earthly

home for her home prepared in Heaven on Friday,January24, 2014. Shewasborn inByrdRankin,Texason May 16, 1927 to William Lee Dyess and LovelleSprouse Dyess. She graduated fromBardwell High School in 1944. OnOc-tober 28, 1949, shemarried the loveofher life, Walter Neal Goodwin, andthey made their home in EnnisTexas. For 61 years until his death onMay 14, 2011, they were inseparable.She worked for the Ennis Independ-ent School District for several yearsas a Secretary. In the early 1970’s, shebegana successful careerwithAvonwhere shewas amember of the President’s Club and Honor Societyfor her sales achievements. She dearly loved her cus-tomers, and many of them became lifelong friends.She loved her family and always had a smile on herface, nevermeeting a stranger. Shewas amember ofBaylor Baptist Church and the Eastern Star. Duringthe last yearof her life, she livedat the IOOFNursingHome. Because of her outgoing and spunky person-ality, she quickly became known as the “Social But-terfly”where sheenjoyedplayingBingoandDominoswith her friends and going on outings with the RedHatters. Survivors include sonBillGoodwinandwifeSharon of Ennis, Texas, daughter JaniceWright andhusbandGaryof Ennis,Texas, grandsonBlakeGood-win of Cedar Park, Texas and fiancé Ginger StaffordMcWilliams and Daughter Connelley of Austin,Texas, grandson Scott Goodwin and wife Kim ofRoundRock,Texas,GreatGranddaughterKarlieAnnGoodwin of Round Rock, Texas, brother-in-law W.R.“Bill” Dyess and wife Sandra of Ennis, Texas, nieceAnnaDyess Oakley, and niece Emilie Dyess Stewart,and her Caregiver and special friend Alice Lewis ofGarrett, Texas. Shewaspreceded indeathbyherpar-ents and her husband. Special thanks to the IOOFNursing Home and Family First Hospice for theirkindness and compassion in taking care of her.Visitationwill beonMonday, January27, 2014 from

6 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the J.E. Keever Mortuary ofEnnis. A Celebration of her life will take place onTuesday, January 28, 2014 at 2 p.m. in the J.E. KeeverMortuary Chapel of Ennis. Interment will follow inMyrtle Cemetery under the direction of J.E. KeeverMortuary, Inc.In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Bay-

lorBaptistChurch, 210N.Preston,Ennis,Texas 75119or the Ellis County SPCA, 2570 FM 878, Waxahachie,Texas 75165.www.jekeevermortuary.com

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Courtmeetingtimes discussionitemcauses stir

Phil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

Meeting times for theEllisCountyCommissionersCourt will be discussed once again at their 3 p.m.Mondaymeeting.Precinct 3 Commissioner Paul Perry said on his

Facebook page he submitted the item as an actionitem,but theagendaon thecounty'swebsite reads theitem as discussion only.In previous years the court met twice monthly,

with one meeting scheduled at 10 a.m. With anotherscheduled for 6p.m.However, after thekillingof Kauf-manCountyAssistantDistrictAttorneyMarkHassein Jan. 2013, members of the court cited safety as areason formoving the latemeetingupby threehours.“There are somemeasures you can take to protect

the people who work here in this building,” CountyJudge Carol Bush said in February 2013. “We’re fool-ish if we don’t do whatever we can to protect our-selves.”Precinct 2CommissionerBillDodsoncitedcosts as

another reason to end evening meetings. He said tokeep county employees after hours for the 26 eveningmeetings per year, it costs the county between $2,600and $3,000 per year.Hesaid too fewcitizenscame to themeetings to jus-

tify the expense.“As a taxpayer, I don’t think the money is being

spent wisely,” Dodson said.Severalmembersof the community, including sev-

eral of the current candidates for thePrecinct 2 and 4Commissioners seats, have expressed a desire to re-vert to the originalmeeting times.The court will also discuss the ongoing effort to

begin recording and uploading audio and video ofCommissioners Courtmeetings.Perry introduced the concept in July 2013, saying

the technology needed to record audio and video ofcommissioners court meetings has advanced farenough to be cheap and easy enough for the court toimplement.Other items on the agenda include:•Recognitionof theMilford six-man football team's

accomplishments during the 2013 season;• Recognition of 4-H Gold Star Award and State

Record bookwinners;• Consideration andaction approving anumber of

property sale bids;• Consideration of an interlocal agreement for en-

forcement of the Ellis County Fire Code between thecounty and the city of Alma.

One booked after chase for theft chargesPhil Bankerphil@ennisdailynews.com

An Ennis man wanted on multiple theftchargesattempted to fleepoliceThursdaybe-fore surrenderingwithout further incident.Det. Paul Asby of the Ennis Police De-

partment saidCpl.BradSherrard respondedto a criminal trespass and possible shoplift-ing call at Walmart at approximately 3:30p.m. Thursday afternoon. Sherrard spokewithaWalmart losspreventionofficer aboutthe suspect and identified him as 56-year-old L.C.Sheffield.

Sherrard attempted to stop Sheffield, buthe then drove away in a blackChevrolet Cav-alier. Sherrardgave chase, andSheffield then“recklessly fled” theWalmart parking lot anddrove away onKnox Street.Sherrard chased Sheffield as he drove on

Knox, Paris, Decatur and Ripley Streets be-fore abandoning the vehicle and fleeing onfoot in the 900 block of Crisp Road.Sherrard gave chase on foot, and Sheffield

eventually surrendered without further re-sistance. Sheffield remains in theWayneMc-

CollumDetention Center on $50,000 bond.

Sheffield

Estateworkshop offeredCLA Estate Services is hosting a free Estate Plan-

ning Workshop from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Jan. 28 atthe Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites at 601 N.Sonoma Trail in Ennis. The workshop will providevaluable information for seniors onsecuring their es-tate and retirement planning. Guests will receive aworkbookandgainuseful information:Prosandconsof wills and trusts; how to avoid probate; long-termhealth care concerns; and tax reduction planning. ToRSVP, call 1-866-252-8721.

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As we reflect on 2013, it hasbeen a year for celebrating, a yearfor sorrow, a year for rebuildingand a year for new programs.April brought another great

year of Bluebonnets. After the2012 beauty of the Fields of Blue-bonnets, we wondered whatwould the 2013 Season hold instore for the trails? But MotherNature blessed Ennis with an-other fantastic year and beautifulflowers and amazing visitors.When the tornado hit down-

town Ennis less than two weeksbefore theNational PolkaFestivalEvent onMemorialDayWeekend,we never thought of cancelingdowntown activities but pushedforward. We did have to do a littlescurrying theweek of the festivalin contacting vendors notifyingthem of location changes andworkingwith the city onanewpa-rade route. But the Ennis Com-munity prevailed and the festivalwas held with record crowds at-tending.It has been difficult seeing the

damage to so many buildings indowntown Ennis while decoratedwith street barricades. But re-pairs cannot happen overnight aswe all would like to see. Fromproperty ownersmeetingwith In-surance Adjustors to workingwith architects for the best struc-tural design, the time and pa-tience required for the finishedoutcome seemedunending.As thecommunity has proven time andtime again, good things will beseen in 2014 for downtown Ennis.In 2013, we also bid a fond

farewell andbestwishes onhis re-tirement to City Manager SteveHowerton. Steve has been CityManager with the City of Ennisfor 32 years andhis successorwillhave large shoes to fill. Steve’slong list of accomplishments fortheEnnisCommunitywill alwaysbe admired. Thanks Steve for ajob well done.

Starting 2014, we welcomed Dr.JohnChapman toEnnis asEISD’snew Superintendent. A welcomereception was hosted by theChamber’s Partners inEducationCommittee on Jan. 6with awarmreception from the community. Itwas great seeing so many of thecommunity leaders and residentsstop by to meet and welcome Dr.Chapman and his family.Preparations have begun for

the many festivals and activitiesfor our community. The EnnisGardenClub isworking diligentlyon preparation for their Bluebon-net Trails events held throughoutmonth of April. Tours are beingbooked and the club is looking forrestaurants that would be inter-ested in preparing breakfast andlunches for the many visitorscoming to Ennis. They are alsolooking for vendors for the festivalweekend held April 12 and 13. Ifyou are interested in workingwith the Ennis Garden Club or asa vendor, visit the Visitor’s Bu-reau website atwww.visitennis.org.The Chamber’s Annual BBQ

Cook-off will be held April 11 and12 at the SOKOL Hall. If you areinterested in participating pleasecall the office at 972-878-2625 orvisit our website for an applica-tion.We are also looking for spon-sors for the event. For moredetails on sponsorship call Jean-nette at 972-878-2625 or email Jean-nette@ennis-chamber.com.TheChamber, ECVBandPolka

FestivalAssociation are finalizingdetails for the 48thNational PolkaFestival. The chamber is accept-

ing applications for Arts andCrafts, Food Vendors and paradeparticipants. This year’s ParadeTheme is “Czech Pride … ComeAlong for theRide”.Visit ourweb-site at www.ennis-chamber.comfor applications listed under theEvents tab or callMary at 972-878-2625.Along with festival plans, the

Greater Ennis Development Al-liance has been working with thecity on redeveloping downtownEnnis. Plans are underway for thebuildings downtown and the Cityof Ennis. A few of the barricadeshave been removed due to the ren-ovation of the building on the cor-ner of Ennis Avenue and SouthDallas Street. It’s nice to seeprogress being made on the reno-vations.The city of Ennis Economic

Development Coordinator, MartyNelson, has announced the startof a Farmers Market in Ennis. Ifyou are interested in learningmore about being a vendor, pleasecontact Marty at 972-875-1234 forall the details. It will open inApril.Be sure to look in the Ennis

Daily News and the Chamber’sFacebook page formore details asthey are finalized.Please welcome new chamber

members: Precinct 1 ConstableRoy Callender; Lucky VaporStore, 206 South IH45, 972-875-2240and Linkedge Consulting — Den-nis Zembala, 810-300-3045.

Jeannette Patak is the presidentof the Ennis Chamber of Com-merce.

The National Newspaper Associationcame out a few days ago joining a coali-tion of postal workers and suppliers inopposition of a Dec. 24 decision by thePostal Regulatory Commission to raisethe postal rate by 6 percent.We’re with them, for a number of rea-

sons.The PRC justified

this rate hike as ameans of offsettingsupposed losses fromthe 2007-2009 reces-sion, but it’s fairlyclear that the issuecausing trouble for thepostal service is in-creasing use of the In-ternet instead of themail system. A 2006law gave the country a predictable andstable postal rate, and that proved to be aboon during the recession as companiesand everyday people struggled with theprice of pretty much everything.Digital diversion is not a problem to

address with huge hikes— in this case,one beyond the rate of inflation. Thereare inevitable adjustments necessary tothe way the United States Postal Servicedoes its business, more than just throw-ingmore cost onto the backs of thosewho need the system. That’s an irrespon-sible, quick--fix solution.The increase harmsmore than just

newspapers and other businesses criticalto driving local economies. More cost is adisincentive to use the system in the firstplace for your average consumer, andthat’s just hard fact.We support efforts to ask the United

States Court of Appeals inWashington,D.C. to overturn the PRC’s decision inDecember to unreasonably increasepostal rates. Hopefully, the USPS andPRC look at the situation and find betterways to make the budget balance— fromcutting costs to working on finding effi-ciencies.It’s just not the time for pushingmore

burdens onto individuals and busi-nesses.

Ratehike isburdensome

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Market,YMCAneededOne of the biggest complaints

we hear about Ennis is aboutthings to do.“There's nothing to do” is

heard a lot and frustration hasmounted because the perceptionis nobody in leader-ship cares.Aside from the fun

weekends of thePolka Festival, Blue-bonnet Festival, andFriday night football,Ennis really doesn'thave a lot of activity.The idea that

there's nothing to dois obviously not com-pletely true, but weare lacking. That hap-pens in a town of justunder 20,000 people.Too much competi-tion can kill any two events.However, diversifying what we

have to offer our residents issomething the city, chamber ofcommerce, newly formedGreaterEnnis Development Alliance andothers are working on.Thursday, we reported details

of a farmersmarket. Thismarketneeds vendors and will need thesupport of the local residents.

Hopefully, it'll be a hit and some-thingEnnis is known for in the fu-ture.Personally, I'll be there more

often than not, already budgetingfor how much I'll spend at the

market. It's a great op-portunity to meet anunserved need for ourcommunity. It will getpeople out on Satur-daymorning, andpos-sibly helpreinvigoratewhat hasbeen a strugglingdowntown.Details of the

YMCA plans forEnnis are not naileddown yet, but the pro-grams to be offeredare already on thedrawing board. This

will be a great draw for our youthand their parents to get togetherin an organized fashion. One day,we may be able to grow the pro-grams to the level of what you cansee inWaxahachie. Like the farm-ers market, it'll be good for ourhealth, too.Most importantly right now, as

our town develops, we are seeingmore and more positive move-

ment. Aside from the market andYMCA, we are going to soon havean Ennis ISD Education Founda-tion, downtown developmentplans, new leadership in our citymanager position and EISD su-perintendent's position, andmuchmore.We've focused on the pages of

this newspaper for severalmonths about the positiveprogresswe're seeing locally. Thatmomentum continues to roll for-ward.Each week, it seems we find

some group looking to deliversomething else to the residents ofEnnis.Weall have a passion andweall

have ideas.Whatwe're seeingnowis those ideas are being cultivatedby their originators and sup-ported by the public. This is whatmakes a community.Imagine where we'll be in a

year if we continue to work hardand support one another. It's agreat time to be part of thisgrowth and, more importantly,part of supporting it.

Tre is the publisher of theEnnisDaily News. He can be reached attre@ennisdailynews.com.

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Dave A. VanceThe Ennis Lions (8-12, 3-6) unveiled

a new style of play against the Mans-field Lake Ridge Eagles (18-6, 6-3) thatresulted in a 41-36 victory Fridaynight.“Itwas a bigwin against a real good

team. I was expecting us to be thatway all year. We've had some incon-sistencies but we got it going tonightand it was a good win,” Lion headcoach Jerry Mason said.“I'm happy for the kids. I'm happy

for the coaches; they've been workinghard with me.”Ennis played conservatively, took

calculated shots rather than forcingshots, protected the ball better result-ing in fewer turnovers, focused oncontrolling the pace of the game on of-fense and stood firm on defense.“We talked about getting more to

our sets instead of just letting the kidsfreelance with their shooting. That'skind of been our demise; we haven'tmade a lot of shots.We're putting kidsin an opportunity where they can besuccessful,” Mason said.“We still missed a lot of wide open

ones tonight but we did ball controlkind of like football. Coach (Greg)Davis was really adamant on meabout staying in the sets.”The Lions scored three three-point

buckets, 11 two-point field goals andhad a 76.92 percent free throw per-centage with 10 of 13 attempts made.Lion scorers were Austin Rokas

(20), Donta Thompson (8), MarcelJones (6), AaronDemus (5) andTerrellRussell (2).The Eagles scored two three-point-

ers, 12 two-point baskets and had a66.67 percent free throw percentagewith six of nine attempts made.Rokas opened the game with a two-

point field goal during the firstminuteand a half of play.LakeRidge scored two field goals to

take a two-point lead before Rokas putanother two-point shot through thenet followed by a free throw to go upby one.The Eagles nailed a three-pointer

and Rokas followed suit with one ofhis own. Thompson found his way tothe net for two points and the Lionswent up by three.Lake Ridge answered with a two-

point field goal, Rokas answered withone of his own for the Lions and theEagles plunked one in at the buzzer toend the first quarterwith the Lions up12-11.First quarter Lion scorers were

Rokas with one three-pointer, three

two-point baskets and one free throwwith Thompson also scoring one two-point bucket.The Eagles scored one three-

pointer and four two-point shots.Lake Ridge outscored the Lions 12-

10 in the second quarter to take thelead going into the half.Jones started the quarter with a

two-point field goal and the Eagles an-swered with one free throw. Rokasdrilled a three-pointer through thehoop and the Lions went up by five.Another Ennis foul presented the

Eagles with two free throws. Thomp-son answered with a two-point basketand the Eagles responded with athree-pointer.Rokas sank a two-point shot fol-

lowed by a free throw to put the Lionsin front 22-17.The Eagles went on to score three

more two-point baskets and went intohalftime leading 23-22.Rokas led the second quarter for

the Lions with one three-pointer, onetwo-point basket and one free throw.Jones and Thompson sank one two-point bucket each.The Eagles scored one three-

pointer, three two-point field goals andthree free throws.The third quarter was low-scoring

for both teams as each side worked toout-think the other. Ennis narrowlyclaimed the quarter 5-3.Demus started the secondhalf with

a three-point bucket. TheEaglesmadeone free throw and Russell scored thelast Ennis points of the quarterwith atwo-point basket.LakeRidge finished out the quarter

with a layup to trail the Lions 27-26.Third quarter Lion scorers were

Demus with one three-pointer andRussell with one two-point shot.The Eagles scored one two-point

basket and one free throw.The Lions took control in the final

quarter and maintained possessionthroughoutmost of the period to limitLake Ridge’s scoring opportunities.The effort awarded Ennis a 14-10fourth quarter win.Jones put the first points on the

board with a layup after breakingaway from the defense. The Eagles an-swered with two two-point baskets totake a 30-29 lead.Thompson retook the lead with a

two-point basket and refused to give inthroughout the remaining four and ahalf minutes left in the match.Thompson nailed two free throws

and Lake Ridge answered with a two-point basket. Rokas followed with alayup with 1:01 left.The Eagles made two free throws

and Jones put two of his own in forthe Lions. Lake Ridge sank a two-point shot and Demus followed withtwo free throws for the Lions to lead

39-36 with 0:17 left.Lake Ridge called a time out with

0:13 on the clock and attempted to callanother one because players were outof position and defended well by theLions. However, the Eagles were outof time outs and a technical foul wascalled.Rokas finished the game by putting

both of his free throws through thenet and the Lions celebrated a 41-36victory.Fourth quarter Lion scorers in-

cluded Jones, Rokas and Thompsoneachmaking one two-point basket andtwo free throws with Demus also put-ting two free throws through the hoop.The Eagles scored four two-point

field goals and two free throws.The Lions will be on the road all

next week with Red Oak on TuesdayandMansfield Legacy on Friday. Bothgames are scheduled to begin at 8 p.m.

ATHLETE OF THEWEEK

AUSTIN ROKAS

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Austin Rokas is the only player who has put double digits onthe scoreboard during each of the past two games. His ability tosecure rebounds, make critical shots and defend against pow-erful teams shined Friday night as he put up 20 points andhelped lead the Lions to a 41-36 victory over Mansfield LakeRidge. For his hard work and dedication to the team, the EnnisDaily News honors Austin Rokas as Athlete of the Week.

Photo by Dave A. Vance

DISTRICT 15-4ASTANDINGS

Lancaster 8-1Mansfield Lake Ridge 6-3Arlington Seguin 6-3Mansfield Summit 6-3Mansfield Legacy 3-6Ennis 3-6Waxahachie 2-7Red Oak 2-7

Varsity logswin overMansfield LakeRidge

Lion head coach Jerry Mason (pictured) and the coaching staffmade adjustments to the playing style of the Lions that led the squadto a 41-36 victory Friday night against Mansfield Lake Ridge.

Marcel Jones (22) scored six points against Mansfield Lake RidgeFriday night and helped the Lions win their third district game of theseason.

Aaron Demus (1) puts everything he has into each game he plays.The senior scored five points on offense and always plays a criticalrole on defense.

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Hayden FinancialPartners opensnewoffice

Gary Hayden with Hayden Fi-nancial Partners welcomes EnnisChamber of Commerce membersThursday with a ribbon cuttingand Business After Hours eventat his new location, located at2200 W. Ennis Ave., Suite C., nearBrookshire’s grocery store andnext to Hometown Chiropractic.

Photo by Jennifer Wartsbaugh

Cub Scout Pack 1096's Bear Den visited Maverick Metal recently where Brad Lane(top left) taught the boys what and how they recycled, and the importance of recycling.They were completing an achievement about protecting our planet. Pictured with Laneare (front row) Mason McDaniel, Walker Barak, Kyle Erisman, Aden Moreland, JackWilliamson, (back row) Collin Keeton, Caleb Crockett, Aiden Martinek, Caleb Mont-gomery, Jake Williamson and Caleb Cox.

CelebrationsJan. 26

BirthdaysJoel Brad BaileyCourtney BartonLaura BraggJacob Clayton Call-

awayLisa CampbellWallace M. DurenMrs. Margie DvorakRicky Featherston

Charles Richard Fer-gusonTracy GillespieMrs. Charles HabaGreg HarrisonJoe MockKaren OrmanFlarnie A. SchultzJimmie G. SimpsonGene Wilcox

AnniversariesRoy and Mary Mar-

tinFreddie and Shelly

OttMr. And Mrs. Doug

Gentry

Jan. 27BirthdaysRosemary Bradley

RamseyKelly CaldwellCristie Chase

Gene DalrympleTimmy L. GothardMrs. Debbie HinsonKevin LipscombTico MontemayorMarty PrachylAlvin Skrivanek, Jr.Coleta M. TurnerMrs. Donna Van

DykeFreddy Wayne

Younkman

Scouts learn about recycling

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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: Aleman, AdolfoAddress: 102 Mabry Lane

City: Red OakAge: 33

Charge: theft of servicegreater than or equal to $500,

less than $1,500 Booking date: 1/22/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Alexander, Sandra Kaye

Address: 1607 E. Main St.City: Waxahachie

Age: 52Charge: theft of propertygreater than or equal to $20,less than $500 by check, no

driver's license, wrong side ofroad not passing

Booking date: 1/22/14

Name: Davis, Cindy Strickland

Address: 212 La VistaCity: Waxahachie

Age: 54Charge: criminal mischief Booking date: 1/20/14Arresting agency: Waxahachie PD

Name: Glenn, Willie D. Jr.Address: 2000 N. Kaufman

City: EnnisAge: 41

Charge: failure to ID fugitiveintent give false information,possession of drug parapher-nalia, speeding, failure tomaintain financial responsi-

bility Booking date: 1/19/14

Name: Hill, James EricAddress: 5240 FM Road 55City: Blooming Grove

Age: 45Charge: parole violation Booking date: 1/19/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Kapp, Kelvin Kristopher

Address: 8521 Mesa VerdeCity: PlanoAge: 30

Charge: possession of mari-juana less than 2 ounces Booking date: 1/21/14 Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Devora, Joel Anthony

Address: 1201 S. Mulberry St.City: EnnisAge: 19

Charge: possession of mari-juana less than 2 ounces Booking date: 1/22/14 Arresting agency: EPD

Name: Hadnot, Jerry Wayne

Address: 225 BerquistCity: RosserAge: 41

Charge: driving while intoxi-cated/open alcohol container

Booking date: 1/23/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Hall, Charles Edward Jr.

Address: 1231 W. 287 Bypass 120City: Waxahachie

Age: 59Charge: silent abusivecall/electr comm to

911 service, assault by threat Booking date: 1/22/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Herrera, AdrianaLizeth

Address: 23 Gas Light DriveCity: Hutchins

Age: 20 Charge: probation violation

– theft of property$50 to $500

Booking date: 1/23/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Killingsworth, Ashley

Address: 2619 Tolosa City: DallasAge: 26

Charge: resist arrest searchor transport

Booking date: 1/19/14Arresting agency: WPD

Name: Lindsey, MatthewAddress: 6625 Meade

City: DallasAge: 22

Charge: theft of propertygreater than or equal to $50,less than $500, possessiondrug paraphernalia Booking date: 1/20/14

Arresting agency: Ennis PD,ECSO

Name: Love, William Douglas

Address: 326 Bond St.City: Red OakAge: 57

Charge: failed to signal turn,violate text Health and SafetyCodes (2 counts), driving

without licenseBooking date: 1/22/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Martin, Jeremy Page

Address: 602 Cantrell St.City: Waxahachie

Age: 39Charge: driving while intoxicated

Booking date: 1/21/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Mikula, Matthew PaulAddress: homeless

City: N/AAge: 38

Charge: criminal trespass Booking date: 1/21/14Arresting agency: EPD

Name: Moore, HermanKenneth

Address: 601 MilamCity: EnnisAge: 48

Charge: assault causes bodilyinjury

Booking date: 1/19/14Arresting agency: EPD

Name: Perales, DanielAddress: 243 Goliad Circle

City: PalmerAge: 54

Charge: theft of propertygreater than or equal to $20,less than $100K (2 counts) Booking date: 1/22/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Rodriguez, JesusAddress: 4596 FM 879

City: EnnisAge: 19

Charge: probation revocation- robbery

Booking date: 1/21/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Sanchez, John David

Address: 523 S. Bus 77City: Sebastian

Age: 27Charge: driving with license invalid with previous conviction Booking date: 1/21/14Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Schaefer, SarahAddress: 108 S. Old Walnut

City: EnnisAge: 23

Charge: probation violation robbery

Booking date: 1/20/14Arresting agency: Ferris P

Name: Shrader, Shera Renea

Address: 505 ½ W. CrockettCity: Ennis; Age: 26

Charge: manufacturing deliv-ery of CS PG 1 greater thanor equal to 1G in drug freezone, poss. of CS PG 3 lessthan 28G in drug free zone Booking date: 1/21/14

Arresting agency: Ennis PD

Name: Square, Jeffrey Tyrone

Address: 117 BradshawCity: Waxahachie

Age: 32Charge: assault by contact,

indecent exposure Booking date: 1/19/14 Arresting agency: WPD

Name: Sumbler, KatherineElizabeth

Address: 3111 BalomedeCity: Lancaster

Age: 42Charge: possession of CS PG

1 less than 1G Booking date: 1/21/14 Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Traynham, Courtney

Address: 137 Suburban Drive

City: Red OakAge: 26

Charge: possession of CS PG1 less than 1G

Booking date: 1/22/14 Arresting agency: ECSO

Name: Vasquez, JohnAddress: 408 Park Avenue

City: DallasAge: 50

Charge: criminal trespass Booking date: 1/21/14

Arresting agency: Ennis PD

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LEGALSLEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE TO CREDITORSNotice is hereby given that ori-ginal Letters Testamentary forthe Estate of Jerry Dolezal,Deceased, were issued onJanuary 13, 2014, in CauseNo. 13-E-2285, pending in theCounty Court at Law No. 1, El-lis County, Texas, to: MarcellaAnderson and Helen Novy. Allpersons having claims againstthis Estate which is currentlybeing administered are re-quired to present them to theundersigned within the timeand in the manner prescribedby law. e/o: Donald R. StoutAttorney at Law Colvin &Stout, P.C. 210 W. Knox. P.O.Box 597 Ennis, Texas 75120DATED the 22 day of January,2014. Donald R. Stout Attor-ney for Marcella Anderson andHelen Novy State Bar No.:19329500 Colvin & Stout, P.C.210 W. Knox, P.O. Box 597Ennis, Texas 75120 Tele-phone: 972-875-3822 Facsim-ile: 972-875-3823 E-mail: colv-instout@sbcglobal.net

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING

The City of Ennis City Com-mission will hold a Public Hear-ing on Monday, February 3,2014 at 7:00 PM, in the CityCommissioner’s Chamberslocated at 115 W. Brown St.

regarding the consideration of,and appropriate action for, thefollowing: A. AbandonmentPlat for an unimproved east-west alley, approximately 338

feet long by 15feet wide and approximately

0.1156 acres in size and in theCity of Ennis Ellis County,Texas, a part of the H.H.

Swisher Survey Abstract 955,and being an alley in Spencerlots, a subdivision as recordedin Cabinet A Slide 216 of the

plat records of Ellis County andalso being part of that 8.89

acre tract of land conveyed toScott Ramsey 1200

Nesuda Rd. et ux by deeds re-corded in Volume 444 Page

596 and Volume 558 Page 449of the Deed Records of EllisCounty. Requested by Scot L.& Cynthia B. Ramsey. Repres-ented by Scot L. & Cynthia B.Ramsey of 1200 Nesuda Rd.P&ZCase# 14.01.01. I herebycertify that this Legal Notice ofPublic Hearing has been sub-mitted for publication in ac-

cordance with requirements asset forth in State law. John

Hatchel, Interim City Manager

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