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Granbury News for 08-Jan-2006

'William Oliver Wesley (Hood County News)The father of Jack Wesley of granbury, William Oliver Wesley, 96, of Ranger died Tuesday, Jan. 3, 2006 in Stephens County. Graveside service was held Thursday, Jan. 5, 2006 at Necessity Cemetery in Stephens County.

'Boys set for return to glory with Martin (Hood County News)So close. The granbury Pirate soccer team is using those words as motivation as it prepares to open the 2006 season under head coach Jamie Martin. Martin will be in his first full season as the official head coach.

'Opera: tame and tamer (Hood County News)The Granbury Opera House ushers in a new era, with a year of family entertainment planned for the historic theater. The Swinging Sisters musical, featuring the Andrews Sisters story, will open the 2006 season at the Opera House with a two-week run March 11-26.

'Dead man, 60, leaves mystery (Hood County News)Stacey Douglas Hall was a 60-year-old Granbury resident known to have suffered a heart ailment. On Dec. 10, he was pronounced dead of natural causes at his Blue Water Shores residence by Justice of the Peace Martin Castillo. Hall was buried Friday morning at Holly Hills Memorial Park.

'MIssion Granbury helps victims find housing, transportation (Hood County News)Mission Granbury continues to work with the families who lost their homes to recent fires in Hood County.

'Marion Metcalf (Hood County News)Marion Metcalf, 87, of Granbury died Jan. 4, 2006 at Granbury. Graveside services were held Friday, Jan. 6, 2006 at Holly Hills Memorial Park. Mr. Metcalf was born Sept. 23, 1918 in Casey, Ark. to Ollie James and Florence Belt Metcalf.

'Brains join brawn in wildfire fight (Dallas Morning News)granbury, Texas ? In the imprecise science of fire fortune telling, the laptop computer is the new crystal ball. Peer into it, as a platoon of analysts did last week around Texas, and what you see is somewhat frightening.

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