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Granbury News for 24-Oct-2005

'(Very) Easy Rider (Hood County News)Easy rider, he?s not. ?I?m probably more of a rebel without a clue,? Micky Shearon said. Hardly that, either. Shearon is laughing all the way to the bank on his fuel-efficient Yamaha scooter, his pockets bulging with silver from savings at granbury gas pumps.

'Young Pirate quartet key to future (Hood County News)While no one is questioning that it has been a tough season for the granbury Pirate varsity football team and its 0-7 record heading into last night?s game, there appears to be reason to be optimistic about the future.

'Buddy System (Hood County News)?Mr. Purget are they here yet?? ?Mrs. Brandon, is today Friday?? The principals at Acton, Emma Roberson and various other elementary and intermediate schools around Granbury are used to these questions every Friday during football season.

'Conference center, hotel announced (Hood County News)Granbury?s beachfront property will be transformed in the coming year with the construction of a $1.5 million city conference center and a $9 million hotel, according to mayor David Southern.

'Al Privitt Jr. (Hood County News)Al Privitt Jr. Al Privitt Jr., 85, of Granbury and a concrete contractor, died Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2005, in Granbury. Service was at 2 p.m. Friday at the Granbury Church of Christ.

'James H. ?Jim? Bostock (Hood County News)A design engineer holding 23 U.S. and 10 foreign patents for oil field production and safety equipment, James H. ?Jim? Bostock, died Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2005 in Granbury.

'T-shirt graphic considered offensive (Hood County News)When is a T-shirt considered offensive? ?If it?s making people angry, it?s starting to breech the peace, it can be violating the disorderly conduct statute,? said captain Alan Hines, of the granbury Police Department.

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