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Granbury News for 27-Dec-2005

'Paschal spoils Pirate 4-5A debut (Hood County News)The nicest house in Pecan Plantation probably doesn?t have as many bricks as the granbury and Paschal boys basketball teams put up in the first quarter of their game Tuesday night at the James Wann Sports Center.

'William ?Bill? Cope (Hood County News)Funeral services for William ?Bill? Cope, 73, of granbury, were held Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2005, at Fellowship United Methodist Church in Trophy Club. Memorials may be made in his name to Fellowship United Methodist Church.

'Dinah Layne Aaron (Hood County News)Dinah Layne Aaron, 46, went to be with her heavenly Father, Sunday, Dec. 18, 2005, from Granbury. Funeral services are at 2 p.m. today (Thursday, Dec. 22, 2005) at Wiley Funeral Home in Granbury. Burial will follow in Long Creek Cemetery in Hood County.

'Citizens object to lake restrictions (Hood County News)?It?s pretty clear that you?re not interested in restrictions on personal watercraft, and you don?t feel like the lake is crowded,? Brazos River Authority lake project manager Mike Iltis said at the close of Monday night?s public hearing regarding the Boating Capacity Study for Lake Granbury.

'Lifegate posts most successful season (Seguin Gazette-Enterprise)SEGUIN ? The third time was the charm for the Lifegate Falcons. In only their third year of competition in six-man football, the Falcons exceeded even their own coach?s preseason expectations and put together a special season.

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