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Home of Ann Edwards Fate of golf course restaurant undetermined By Steve Reagan for $50,000, but the couple did not meet Fritz said he has been contacted by of property,” she said. “I think leasing it SDN Staff Writer the county’s closing deadline of Oct. 31 three Realtors interested in listing the will be a nightmare.” County Attorney Mike Hartman told property, while the owners of Fire and If the county decides to list the prop- Scurry County commissioners are commissioners they basically had three Ice have talked to county officials about erty for sale, there are other issues they once again trying to find a way to divest options for dealing with the building — leasing the property. need to consider, the main one being themselves of the old country club res- sell it, lease it or contract with a conces- Leasing the property struck a respon- ownership and use of the parking lot at taurant. sionaire to operate a business out of the sive chord with Robinson. the facility. After learning that the latest offer for facility. “If we can lease it for X amount of dol- “If we do try to sell the building, we the restaurant building fell through, com- A narrow consensus emerged today to lars per year, I think that’s more what we wouldn’t sell the parking lot,” Williams missioners spent most of their meeting continue to try selling the building, with need to do,” he said. “Plus, we can take said. “We can fix the potholes and keep today discussing what the county’s next County Judge Ricky Fritz and commis- it back at anytime if (the leasers) don’t it in good condition, while whoever buys step should be in dealing with the vacant sioners Shawn McCowen and Marianne maintain the property.” the building may not be able to. We also building. Randals favoring that approach. Com- Randals countered by saying she need to keep the parking lot so people can In September, commissioners gave missioners Terry Williams and Jim Rob- wasn’t interested in the county becoming still have easy access to the golf course.” tentative approval to Alexander and Mac- inson spoke in favor of leasing the prop- a landlord. Another possible complication is utili- ey Hernandez to purchase the building erty. “I’m for selling it like a premiere piece See Restaurant, Page 12 Making her move Lucio Solis Jr. Council abandons U.S. Army National Guard 1987-2007

Today’s Veteran sponsored by Nix’s Auto & Tire Service right-of-way for 1510 25th Street 573-3567 Weather new Allsup’s store The Snyder City Council ap- failed to turn in required paper- proved one request to abandon work. They had requested the a public right-of-way, tabled a city abandon an alley that runs second and will continue to seek parallel to and between Ave. Q citizens to nominate for posi- and Ave. P, and extends from tions. 10th to 11th streets. The request The council approved All- was approved on its first reading sup’s convenience store’s re- in October. quest to abandon a right-of-way Snyder Mayor Tony Wofford at the site of its proposed new said he would approach Veena store. The store’s location will Clay about placing her name on be on the northeast corner of the the ballot for the Scurry County intersection of U.S. Hwy. 84 and Appraisal District board of di- College Ave. rectors. Tuesday morning, Wof- Akshat Patel The company will pay to ford said that he had contacted Monday’s high: 69 degrees SDN Photo/Shelby Rasco move all existing utilities. Clay and that she was praying Monday’s low: 44 degrees Ira ISD second graders Mason Whetsel (left) and Tess Campbell played chess during technology teacher The council tabled a request over her decision. 7 a.m. reading today: 45 de- Walt Burt’s conference period today. from Jessie Carrisalez and The council did not appoint grees Manual DePaz because the men Precipitation: None See Council, Page 12 2017 precipitation: 14.04 inch- es Panel orders demolition Faux stained glass WTSB selected as Finances appraisal district WT-Int. Crude $57.35 WTIC Posted $53.50 of dilapidated building depository Natural Gas $3.13 Patterson-UTI $21.05 Snyder’s Building Standards Clay voted against both the nui- The Scurry County Appraisal Oxy-Permian $68.92 Commission ordered the demo- sance designation and demoli- District is changing banks. Kinder Morgan $18.05 lition of one dilapidated building tion order. During today’s meeting, the and gave the owner of a second The owner has 30 days to de- board unanimously approved until March to resolve that situa- molish the building. changing banks from Communi- Today’s Quote tion when it met Monday. The property at 600 28th ty Bank of Snyder to West Texas Jazz will endure just as long In April, Drew Scott said Street, which city records show State Bank (WTSB). Chief Ap- people hear it through their he was trying to purchase the is owned by Michelle Blacks- praiser Larry Crooks recom- feet instead of their brains. property at 700 North Ave. T, hear of Snyder, has an assessed mended the change because - John Philip Sousa but that sale fell through. The value of $7,156, according to the WTSB offered the best package, owner’s son, who is one of four city’s records, and all property including interest rates, among heirs, said he was ready to move taxes have been paid. the five bank bids the district re- Lottery forward with the demolition and Blackshear, who attended ceived. has asked City Inspector Dan Monday’s hearing, said she Directors also approved the Monday’s Results Hicks for contractors. wants to demolish the building appointment of Jimmy McMil- Texas Two Step According to Hicks’ report, and a detached garage and clear lan, David Strunk and Eddie 3-13-32-35 16 BB: the mobile home on the property the lot in order to bring in a mo- Williams to the Appraisal Re- is a fire hazard and unsecured. bile home for her mother. She Cash Five view Board (ARB). McMillan 18-24-27-29-37 The home and property have not asked the commission for time was appointed the ARB chair- been maintained and were open to get plans for the demolition man and Williams will serve as Pick 3 Morning to the weather, the report stated. together. secretary. 6-8-4 Sum It Up: 18 The commission, which is The commission asked that The agricultural advisory Pick 3 Day made up of Snyder City Council she secure the building by SDN Photo/Shelby Rasco committee was also approved by 4-6-0 Sum It Up: 10 members, voted 6-1 to declare boarding up windows and doors Erika Jayne Christian cut strips of tissue paper to create faux stained the board today. The members the building a nuisance and or- and asked her return in March glass during Monday’s First Mondays Art at the 1818 Arthouse. are Greg Gruben, Brad Hinton, Pick 3 Evening dered its demolition. Vernon for an update. 8-0-8 Sum It Up: 16 Kirby Sterling and Dwain Wil- liams. Pick 3 Night Board members approved the 1-4-0 5 Sum It Up: Reynolds enjoying success in tractor restoration contests investment policy and finan- Daily 4 Morning cial information from August 5-8-0-4 Sum It Up: 17 By Shelby Rasco while competing for the first through October. SDN Staff Writer time in the Delo Tractor Res- Following a 41-minute closed Daily 4 Day session to conduct the annual 1-0-9-5 Sum It Up: 15 toration Competition during It’s been a good year for bud- the Future Farmers of America evaluation of Crooks, the board Daily 4 Evening took no action. 3-9-5-3 Sum It Up: 20 ding tractor restoration expert (FFA) National Convention in Austin Reynolds. Indianapolis. Daily 4 Night After winning grand cham- “Nationals was big,” Reyn- 7-4-8-1 Sum It Up: 20 pion this spring at the Houston olds said. “There were a lot of Polling locations Livestock Show and Rodeo’s people, and you saw the blue Ask Us Ag Mechanics Show, and with corduroy (Future Farmers of close at 7 p.m. today multiple other successes under America, FFA) jackets liter- Q. — When does pre-regis- his belt, the Ira ISD junior has ally everywhere. I got to meet a Polls will close at 7 p.m. today tration for Western Texas Col- once again found his way into couple of people and made some as Texans decide the fate of sev- lege’s spring semester begin? the winners’ circle. new friends.” en constitutional amendments. A. — Nov. 15. Reynolds competed at the To compete at nationals, Voters in Precincts 5 through State Fair of Texas Livestock Reynolds underwent an applica- 7 may cast ballots at the Scurry Show Oct. 17 and won grand tion process that included restor- County Library while the Towle Index champion in tractor restoration ing a tractor and creating a book Park barn is the voting place for SDN Photo/Shelby Rasco and reserve grand champion in and video detailing the tractor’s residents in Precincts 8 through Classifieds...... 10-11 Austin Reynolds stands next to his national finalist poster in the foyer tractor showmanship. On Oct. functions and restoration pro- 10. The south side of The Coli- Comics/Puzzles...... 6 of the Ira ISD school. 26, Reynolds won third place seum is the voting site for Pre- Community Calendar...... 2 See Reynolds, Page 12 cincts 11 through 13 while vot- Dear Abby...... 7 ers in Precincts 14 and 15 may Obituaries...... 2 vote on the north side of The SDN Column...... 12 Tiebreaker used to determine top three places in football contest Coliseum. Sports...... 9 During the two-week early Weather...... 2 Two people correctly picked 47 total points in the Stephen- Benny Scott, of Snyder, was Diane Beard, Liesel Gruben, voting period, 198 people cast 15 of the 20 games in last week’s ville-Snyder game to claim the one of six people to correctly Tyler Redman, Bobby Hataway ballots. Snyder Daily News football con- $50 first-place prize. The two pick 14 games last week. He was and Jonathan Barrow, all of Sny- Results of the election will test. teams combined for 69 points. the closest to the total points by der. be posted on the Snyder Daily The tiebreaker determined the David Taylor, of Snyder, pre- predicting 50. He will receive Winners will be mailed their News Facebook page when they top two prize winners with Kev- dicted 39 points and will receive the $15 third-place prize. checks. This week’s contest is on are announced by the County in Chaffin, of Snyder, predicting the second-place prize of $25. Honorable mention goes to Page 8 in today’s edition. Clerk’s office. Page 2 Snyder Daily News Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 Community Calendar Crush of tough issues could bring about government shutdown WASHINGTON (AP) — An caps,” Sen. Roy Blunt, R-Mo., shock among the GOP’s fis- lapse in the program will mean Scurry Lodge early December government said. “I don’t know that we’ll cal conservatives. Trump’s de- a cutoff in services in Arizona, Scurry Lodge No. 706 will have a stated meeting at 7:30 p.m. shutdown is a real possibility, get to immigration this year but mands for the border wall could California, Minnesota, Ohio and today. A meal will be served at 6:30 p.m. since a divided Congress can’t that’s a pretty easy thing to settle spark a shutdown battle. other states by late December or agree on military spending, if the Democrats will give the Immigration January. Blood drive Democrats insist on help for president some of what he wants. Trump announced that he is There’s a bipartisan desire to The Cogdell Memorial Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor a com- young immigrants and President I think he would be willing to be ending temporary deportation extend the program, but nego- munity blood drive until 6 p.m. today at Colonial Hill Baptist Donald Trump’s position can pretty forward-leaning on kids protections granted to young im- tiations over how to pay for the Church. To schedule an appointment, call (806) 797-6804. change with each lawmaker he who were brought to the country migrants known as “Dreamers” measure have yet to produce a talks to. illegally.” who were illegally brought into breakthrough. A compromise Senior dedications Most of Washington is fo- A rundown of non-tax issues the U.S. and often have known ultimately appears likely, and cused on overhauling the na- facing Congress and Trump: no other home. But he gave the measure is a candidate to be Senior dedications for the 2018 Tiger’s Lair Yearbook are due tion’s tax code, but lawmakers Spending Congress until March to come coupled with other items. Wednesday. Dedications consist of one photo and a 35-word mes- face a combustible mix of must- Ideally, top leaders in both up with a fix and promised top Defense sage for $60. For additional photos, the cost is $60 per photo. Mes- do and could-do items, with the parties would like to agree on Democratic leaders he would House and Senate negotiators sages and photos may be emailed to [email protected] or current government spending new spending levels and pass a sign legislation protecting them, are putting the final touches on mailed to 3801 Austin Ave., ATTN: D. Arnold. Please do not sub- bill set to expire Dec. 8. On the catchall bill by the Dec. 8 dead- so long as he wins billions for an annual defense policy bill mit scanned or printed photos. Original photos may be brought to list are immigration and a U.S.- line. That’s looking increasingly border security. for the 2018 fiscal year that’s the Snyder High School student publications room for scanning. Mexico border wall, an impasse unlikely. Another temporary The Congressional Hispanic expected to increase the Penta- over children’s health care, pent- funding bill would be needed to Caucus and Senate Democrats gon’s core budget by billions of Painting with a Parent up demand for budget increases avert a government shutdown, are demanding the immigration dollars more than the $603 bil- Afterschool Centers on Education will host Painting with a for the Pentagon and domestic but many Democrats say they issue be addressed as soon as lion Trump requested. Parent from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at Snyder Junior High School. agencies and tens of billions of won’t be able to support any possible and won’t vote for any There’s some urgency to the dollars in hurricane aid. measure that doesn’t include spending bill that fails to include talks since Senate Armed Ser- Historic Scurry County There’s plenty at stake for help for so-called “Dreamer” a solution. That could doom the vices Chairman John McCain, Historic Scurry County, Inc., will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at Republicans controlling Wash- immigrants facing deportation. spending bill as Republicans R-Ariz., is battling an aggressive the Scurry County Library. Geron Scates will discuss the Snyder ington. Politically, there’s an That increases the odds of a need Democratic votes to pass form of brain cancer. Rotary Club’s Thanksgiving Day community meal. urgency to avoid a debilitating shutdown. the measure. Top Democrats, The defense policy bill is ex- shutdown just as the GOP hopes Congressional leaders are such as Minority Leader Chuck pected to expand U.S. missile SHS production to wrap up an overhaul of the tax conducting secret talks on rais- Schumer of New York, are keep- defenses in response to North The Snyder High School Golden Theatre Company will per- code that is its top priority. And ing the spending levels and say ing their powder dry in hopes Korea’s advancing nuclear form Volleygirls at the Snyder Intermediate School Gym. Show legions of GOP defense hawks they are optimistic about a deal. that negotiations, which present- weapons programs. Lawmakers times are at 7 p.m. Thursday and Monday and at 2 p.m. Saturday. are adamant that the Pentagon But there’s no sign of one yet. A ly appear stalled, pick up steam. also are trying to resolve a long receive a huge 2018 budget hike possible agreement could add Children’s Health simmering debate over the cre- Fall festival approaching $80-90 billion. perhaps $100 billion to the bud- The reauthorization of an ex- ation of a new branch that would Democrats retain consider- get for the current year alone, pired children’s health program be in charge of the U.S. mili- Ira ISD will host a fall festival from 6-8 p.m. Friday in the Roy able power in the endgame — which is sure to cause sticker is becoming more urgent as the tary’s space assets. Sallee Gym. their votes are needed — and are pressing demands of their own. Veterans Day program They want protections for im- Ira ISD will host a Veterans Day program at 9:30 a.m. Friday migrants who were brought to Police Blotter at the cafetorium. A meal for veterans will follow the program. the U.S. illegally as young chil- dren. They also demand budget • Arrests United Supermarket at 9:49 a.m. Browning Ave. and at 4:45 a.m. Veterans Day ceremony increases for domestic agencies. A 32-year-old male was ar- Monday. today near the intersection of Western Texas College will host a Veterans Day ceremony at “I think we’re headed in a rested at 4:24 p.m. Monday in A caller in the 900 block of 23rd Street and Milburn Ave. 11 a.m. Friday at the flag poles by the Scurry County Museum. good direction on the spending the 400 block of 37th Street on 30th Street reported that neigh- • Monday blotter notes a district court warrant for fail- bors were trespassing on her Scurry County EMS respond- ure to appear at a show cause property at 5:06 p.m. Monday ed to two medical calls. hearing regarding failure to pay and 5:27 p.m. Monday. Six civil calls were received. Obituaries court costs. • Threat Four non-accident, traffic-re- A 23-year-old male was ar- A caller in the 100 block of lated calls were received. Barnie, of Hermleigh; one son, job was being a grandma and rested at 4:26 p.m. Monday in Browning Ave. reported at 4:50 Three alarms were reported. Raymond Alarcon Nolan Treadway II and his wife, great-grandma. She was a sweet the 2700 block of Ave. F on two p.m. Monday that a man threat- Three 911 hang-ups were re- 1947-2017 Becky, of Snyder; one sister, woman and anybody who met Scurry County warrants for pub- ened him. ported. Gloria Wickliffe of Snyder; two her instantly liked her, and that Raymond Alarcon, 70, of Sny- lic intoxication. • Criminal mischief Two close patrols were re- brothers, B.J. Pettijohn of Sny- personality made her ideal for der, died Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017. A 33-year-old male was ar- A caller in the 2500 block of quested. der and Raymond Goswick of being a caregiver. In her young- Funeral arrangements are rested at 9:03 p.m. Monday at Towle Park Road reported at One welfare check was re- Scottsdale, Ariz.; five grand- er years, she enjoyed fishing and pending at Miller Family Fu- Walmart Supercenter on a Scur- 8:41 a.m. Monday that a mailbox quested. daughters, Megan Hubbard and camping, but as she aged with neral Home. ry County warrant for failure to had been damaged. her husband, Terrence, Melanie grace she learned to use tech- appear on a motion for enforce- • Fire Kariainen and Morgan Kariain- nology and could often be found ment. A cotton module fire was re- en, all of Snyder, Gloria Bing- on Facebook or playing Candy Fertilizer Mary Purswell • Burglary ported at 5:36 a.m. today along ham and her husband, Jacob, of Crush on her phone. She also en- The One That Works 1946-2017 A caller in the 900 block of U.S. Hwy. 180 east of Snyder. Tahoka and Keegan Ramirez joyed sewing and doing puzzles. Ave. P reported a burglary at • Animal concerns In Snyder! Mary Alice Purswell, 71, of of Hermleigh; five grandsons, Her visits and kind words of en- 5:23 p.m. Monday. Loose cattle were reported at Snyder, died Monday, Nov. 6, Junior Ramirez and his wife, dearment that she left to family 50 Lb. 21-0-0 • Theft 7:15 a.m. Monday along Deep $ 2017 in Temple. Chelsea, and Trey Treadway, and friends will be truly missed. 15.95 A theft was reported at 5:25 Creek. No specific location was No services are planned. Ar- all of Snyder, Christopher Nor- She was also preceded in 50 Lb. 16-8-8 p.m. Monday in the 100 block of listed. $ rangements are under the direc- ris of Marfa and John Gilber and death by her stepfather, John 17.95 Browning Ave. Loose goats were reported tion of Hewett-Arney Funeral Billy Gilber, both of Idalou; four Kelley, her husband, J.W. Vann, • Criminal trespass at 7:34 a.m. Monday in the 400 Home. great-grandchildren, Ryan Kari- her son, Martin Vann, her grand- McCormick Marketing A criminal trespass warning block of 23rd Street, at 9:52 ainen, Raegan Hubbard, Jace son, Jeremy Shane Lewallen, Today’s weather 2401 Ave. Q 573-6365 was issued against a subject at a.m. Monday in the 100 block of Ramirez and Avery Ramirez, all and by her brothers, J.L. Moore Nolan Treadway of Snyder; and numerous nieces and Maurice Moore. Forecast for Tuesday, November 7, 2017 1942-2017 and nephews. Frankie is survived by her Nolan Lee Treadway, 75, of Online condolences may be children, James Vann and his Amarillo Snyder, died Sunday, Nov. 5, posted at millerfamilyfuneral- wife, Halley, of Fredericksburg, 47/28 OKLA. 2017. home.com. Maurene Vann of San Anto- N.M. Funeral service for Mr. Tread- nio, Eddie Vann and his wife, ARK. way will be held at 2 p.m. Friday Janie, and Jerry Vann and his at Miller Family Funeral Home Frankie Vann wife, Carol Ann, all of Colorado Wichita Falls Chapel with Tony McCreery and 1937-2017 City, Randy Vann and his wife, 58/37 Josh Smith officiating. Burial Frankie Lee Vann, 80, of Polly, of Littlefield and Belinda Alexander and her husband, will follow at Hillside Memorial Snyder, passed away peacefully Dallas Gardens. Sunday, Nov. 5, 2017, at the Sny- Dalvin, of Snyder; her grand- 69/44 Visitation will be held from der Oaks Care Center with her children, Mark, Matt, Tim, Joel, Chris, Crystal, Kirby, Kourtney, Midland LA. 6-7 p.m. Wednesday at the fu- loving family by her side. 82/38 neral home. Keegan, Mckeniah, Leslie, Zeb, Graveside service for Mrs. El Paso Born March 29, 1942 in Vann will be held at 2 p.m. Michelle, and Amber; her great- grandchildren, Tanner, Cody, 81/58 Austin Gorman to Wednesday 83/51 W i n d f o r d at the Colo- Aaron, Dalton, Josh, Jessica, Jet, and Murlene rado City Baryn, Lear, Charlotte, Rhett, ( P a r k e r ) Cemetery. Brady, Mattie, Scarlet, Zeppelin, Treadway, he Orion, Kasey, Noah, Caleb, Jo- Houston The service San Antonio 87/62 was a gradu- will be under nah, Shane, Reese and J.J.; and 86/55 ate of Ira the direction her great-great-grandchildren, High School. of Kiker- Asa and Issac. Nolan was a Seale Funeral Online condolences may be veteran of the posted at www.kikerseale.com. Laredo Home. 90/63 U.S. Army. MEXICO Treadway Vann Visitation He married will be held Linda Stew- from 10 a.m. Brownsville art on Jan. 5, 1964 in Snyder. He to 5 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 1 THE SNYDER 89/70 spent the rest of his career work- p.m. Wednesday at the funeral ing in the oilfield. Nolan enjoyed home. DAILY NEWS yard work, gardening and above She was born on March 1, Published each Monday through Sat- all, his family. 1937 in Colorado City to the urday afternoon by Snyder Publishing He was preceded in death by Co., Inc., 3600 College Ave., Snyder, Texas late Andrew Frank and Min- 79549. his father, Windford, his mother, nie Lee Padgett Moore. Frankie Periodicals postage paid at the post of- Murlene, his stepfather, Lloyd fice at Snyder, Texas, Publication Number ©2017 AccuWeather, Inc. was a woman who loved to USPS611-520. Goswick, one grandchild, McK- work, working in the area from POSTMASTER send change of ad- ennon Hubbard, and one brother, 1962 until 2003. She worked for dress to P.O. Box 949, Snyder, Texas, William Pettijohn. 79550. 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Moon said the two Trump, in his first day on the Korean pen- “threatening millions and millions of lives, agreed on lifting the warhead payload limits Continues insula, again pushed Pyongyang to abandon so needlessly” and highlighted a central on South Korean ballistic missiles and coop- until its nuclear weapons program, but sounded mission of his first lengthy Asia trip — to erating on strengthening South Korea’s de- an optimistic note, saying confidently, if enlist many nations in the region, including fense capabilities through the acquisition or 6 pm today! vaguely, “ultimately, it’ll all work out.” And China and Russia, to cut off Pyongyang’s development of advanced weapons systems. Bridal Selections: while he said the United States would use economic lifeblood and pressure it into giv- Trump also pushed his economic agenda, Mekayla Duzan & Jared Lewis; military force if needed, he expressed his ing up its nuclear program. saying that the current U.S.-Korea trade Mattie Drake & Ty Cowan; strongest inclination yet to deal with rising Moon, who has been eager to solidify a agreement was “not successful and not very Kaitlyn Hargrove & Chris Ward; Nicole Molter & John McBride; tensions with Pyongyang through diploma- friendship with Trump, said he hoped the good for the United States.” But he said that Tonisha Glass & Richard Wood; cy. president’s visit would be a moment of in- he had a “terrific” meeting scheduled on Alissa Wells & Brett Phelps; “It makes sense for North Korea to come flection in the stand-off with North Korea trade, adding, “hopefully that’ll start work- Claire Hall & Jess Wall; to the table and make a deal that is good for and said the two leaders had “agreed to ing out and working out so that we create Bailey Stoker & Daniel Hesson; the people of North Korea and for the world,” resolve the North Korea nuclear issue in lots of jobs in the United States, which is one Stormie Hughes & Derrick Watson; Kassadi Click & Austin Rinehart; Trump said during a news conference along- peaceful manner” that would “bring perma- of the very important reasons I’m here.” Jentri Driggers & Layton Turner side South Korean president Moon Jae-in. “I nent peace” to the peninsula. At Camp Humphreys, Trump shook hands Hours: Tues.-Fri; 10-5; Sat. 10-1; Closed Sunday do see certain movement.” “I know that you have put this issue at the with American and Korean service mem- Trump said he’s seen “a lot of progress” in top of your security agenda,” Moon said. bers and sat with troops for lunch in a large dealing with North Korea though he stopped “So I hope that your visit to Korea and to the mess hall, a visit intended to underscore the short of saying whether he wanted direct Asia Pacific region will serve as an oppor- countries’ ties and South Korea’s commit- “BOGO” Monday-Sunday diplomatic talks. tunity to relieve some of the anxiety that the ment to contributing to its own defense. Trump also underscored the United Korean people have due to North Korea’s But Trump was expected to skip the cus- States’ military options, noting that three provocations and also serve as a turning tomary trip to the demilitarized zone sepa- New aircraft carrier groups and a nuclear subma- point in resolving the North Korean nuclear rating north and south — a pilgrimage made Customers rine had been deployed to the region. But he issue.” by every U.S. president except one since Only said “we hope to God we never have to use” Trump did bemoan that previous admin- Ronald Reagan as a demonstration of soli- the arsenal. istrations had not handled Pyongyang, say- darity with the South. Trump has not ruled Iron One Get And at an evening banquet, Trump teased ing “Now is not the right time to be dealing out a military strike and backed up his strong The Second an “exciting day tomorrow for many reasons with this but it’s what I got.” words about North Korea by sending a bud- that people will find out.” He did not elabo- He began his day in South Korea with a get request to Capitol Hill on Monday for rate. visit to Camp Humphreys, a joint U.S.-Ko- $4 billion to support “additional efforts to During his first day in South Korea, rean military base, but even as he walked detect, defeat, and defend against any North FREE! Trump at least temporarily lowered the tem- among the weapons of war, he struck a Korean use of ballistic missiles against the We accept perature on his usually incendiary language hopeful note, saying, “it always works out.” United States, its deployed forces, allies, or Credit Cards. about the North. There were no threats of Much as he did in Japan, Trump indicated partners.” We do it all at In a partisan tone, House panel starts work on GOP tax plan WashAnd It Smells Good Happenin’Too!! WASHINGTON (AP) — Buf- quirements on a tax credit used earned income tax credit, in- crat, Richard Neal of Massachu- SatisfactionLAUNDROMAT Guaranteed feted by seething differences, by working people of modest cluding stricter documenting of setts, said the bill “puts the well- members of a key House panel means. children and their ages. They connected first while forcing We are open Weekends! 600 E. 37th St. Hours: Mon.-Fri 8:30 am - 10:00 pm; Snyder, Texas are digging into work on the The vote for Brady’s amend- insisted it’s a valued tax break millions of American families to Sat. & Sun. 9:00 am - 10:00 pm 573-8818 sweeping GOP tax plan that ment was 24-16 along party for working people of modest in- watch while their taxes go up.” President Donald Trump and lines. That pattern is likely to come that provides an incentive He and other Democrats com- Republicans are counting on to hold for votes on other possible to remain employed. plained that Republicans crafted protect their majorities in elec- GOP amendments through the “We’re not talking about it in private without their input. tions a year from now. next three days and on the pan- fraud here,” insisted Rep. Bill At stake is whether the GOP The WR Whistle Stop The Ways and Means Com- el’s passage of the bill. Pascrell, D-N.J. “We’re zeroing will succeed in passing the most 1803 25th Street On The Square 574-2620 - 10-5:30 Tuesday-Saturday mittee started debating the pro- The changes were the first in on fraud that doesn’t exist.” sweeping rewrite of the tax code posed legislation on Monday set of revisions to a nearly-$6 Republicans focused on find- in decades, which would be a BRIDAL with nearly eight hours of heated trillion plan for the first major ings by Congress’ nonpartisan major achievement for congres- REGISTRY: argument and accusations. For revamp of the U.S. tax system Joint Committee on Taxation sional Republicans and Trump Tonisha Glass & majority Republicans, the plan in 30 years. Republicans aim to that the bill would lower taxes after a year largely devoid of Richard Wood; would bring needed tax relief get the complex GOP tax legis- across all income levels over the legislative wins. Looking ahead Jennifer Joslyn to the middle class, kick-start lation introduced by Thursday next several years. to 2018 midterms, Democrats & Rusty Noltetubby; the lagging economy and cre- and through Congress and to “Clearly this is helping real and Republicans are both try- Alissa Wells & ate jobs. For the Democrats, it’s Trump’s desk by Christmas. people. It’s helping teachers, ing to win the debate over who Brett Phelps; a tax-cut bounty for big corpo- Trump made overhauling the tax it’s helping students, it’s helping best looks out for middle-class Barbara Bickel & rations and the wealthy, and a system a campaign pledge and struggling families that are liv- Americans. James “Bubba” Matthews; ham-fisted elimination of ben- an economic promise. ing paycheck to paycheck,” said The legislation would add $1.5 Corie Hernandez & efits relied on by middle-class Committee Democrats re- GOP Rep. Erik Paulsen of Min- trillion to an already balloon- Luis Garcia; and low-income people. peatedly lodged objections to nesota. ing national debt as it delivers 40% O Claire Hall & Late in the day, the panel ap- the bill, especially its limits on Democrats returned repeat- a major tax cut to corporations Jess Wall proved late changes to the bill prized deductions for homeown- edly to a section of the same and repeals the estate tax, which All Fall Items that were proposed by its chair- ers and its repeal of the child analysis showing taxes would would benefit a tiny percentage Stop by man, Rep. Kevin Brady of Tex- adoption credit and the deduc- actually go up beginning in 2023 of the wealthiest families in the BABY as. The revision restored the tax tion for medical expenses for some 38 million taxpayers, country. It would also simplify Tuesday, November 14 for REGISTRY: exemption for employees receiv- Democrats criticized new, or families making $20,000 to the tax code by collapsing to- Michael & Kailey Campbell, ing child care benefits from their tighter requirements in Brady’s $40,000 a year. day’s seven personal income tax Open House Brittney & Levi May eld companies, but also put new re- amendment for access to the The committee’s top Demo- brackets into four.

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Appeal set for Texas immigration law Touring the museum NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A federal appeals der city of El Cenizo. The Mexican American Le- court in New Orleans planned to hear arguments gal Defense and Educational Fund is representing this afternoon on a Texas law cracking down on other localities. so-called sanctuary cities. President Donald Trump’s administration backs The Texas Legislature approved the law in the the law. The U.S. Justice Department has joined spring. It was challenged by several Texas city Texas in defending it. governments and civil rights advocates. It re- Opponents argue, among other things, that the quires local law enforcement agencies to honor law illegally puts local law enforcement officers federal immigration requests to detain people in in the role of federal immigration officers and that local jails for possible deportation. it puts local officers in the position of violating Opponents are going before the 5th U.S. Circuit detainees’ Fourth Amendment rights against ille- Court of Appeals seeking an injunction blocking gal search and seizure. The critics also argue that enforcement pending further court proceedings. some parts of the law are unconstitutional because Texas officials will argue against an injunction they are vague as to exactly how local officers are and in favor of the law. to fulfill their duties with respect to immigration The law also allows police to inquire about law. people’s immigration status during routine inter- Today’s arguments mark the second time in actions such as traffic stops. It subjects some law as many months that 5th Circuit judges will hear enforcement officials with removal from office arguments in the case. After U.S. District Judge and criminal charges for not complying with fed- Orlando Garcia blocked much of the law on Aug. eral detainer requests. 30, Texas sought an emergency order allowing en- Municipal officials from Dallas, Houston, El forcement. A three-judge 5th Circuit panel heard Paso, San Antonio and Austin are among the op- arguments on Sept. 22 while immigrant advocates ponents. The American Civil Liberties Union is beat drums and chanted outside the federal court- SDN Photo/Shelby Rasco fighting the law on behalf of the small Texas bor- house in New Orleans. Snyder Primary School second graders took a field trip to the Scurry County Museum Friday afternoon. Jasper Castillo (left) and Madison Hinton held photos of mechanized reapers as Museum Educator Erika Jayne Christian (right) discussed their function. Honoring 100 Years Tweeter-in-chief ready to confront China’s ‘great firewall’ WASHINGTON (AP) — have had success accessing the Several former administra- America’s tweeter-in-chief is social media service while us- tion officials said they did not Pick up your set to face off bit-to-bit against ing data roaming services that recall whether President Barack China’s “great firewall.” connect to their home cellular Obama brought his cell phone to President Donald Trump’s networks. 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SUTHERLAND SPRINGS law, a member of the church, armed, and crashed his car. Post office (AP) — The gunman who killed before the attack, and that sher- The 26-year-old shooter also 5 26 people at a small-town Texas iff’s deputies had responded to a used his cellphone to tell his fa- Church shooting church went aisle to aisle look- domestic violence call in 2014 at ther he had been shot and did not what happened ing for victims and shot crying his home involving a girlfriend think he would survive, authori- SUTHERLAND 1.1 Gunman pulls up, gets out of 1 babies at point-blank range, a who became his second wife. ties said. SPRINGS, TEXAS couple who survived the attack Later that year, he was formal- While in the military, Kel- his vehicle and begins firing at Valero said. ly ousted from the Air Force for ley served in logistics readiness First Baptist Church. gas station Rosanne Solis and Joaquin a 2012 assault on his ex-wife in at Holloman Air Force Base in 2.2 He heads over to the church. Ramirez were sitting near the which he choked her and struck New Mexico from 2010 until entrance to the First Baptist her son hard enough to fracture his 2014 discharge, Air Force 3.3 Then enters and shoots at 2 Church on Sunday when they his skull. spokeswoman Ann Stefanek the congregation. heard what sounded like fire- At a news conference in South said. 4.4 When he exits a resident crackers and realized someone Korea, President Donald Trump He was discharged for the as- fires at the gunman. was shooting at the tiny wood- was asked if he would support sault involving his previous wife First 5 The gunman heads back to frame building. “extreme vetting” for gun pur- and her child and had served 5. Baptist his vehicle and drives away. In an interview with San An- chases in the same way he has a year of confinement after a 4 3 Church tonio television station KSAT, called for “extreme vetting” for court-martial. Under Pentagon Another vehicle stops, picks up 4th St. Solis said congregants began people entering the country. rules, information about convic- the man who had confronted the 50 feet screaming and dropped to the Trump responded by saying tions of military personnel for gunman and they pursue him. floor. stricter gun control measures crimes such as assault should be She could see bullets flying might have led to more deaths in submitted to the FBI’s Criminal SOURCES: Maps4News/HERE; Imagery by Pictometry AP into the carpet and fellow wor- the shooting because a bystander Justice Investigation Services shippers falling down, bloodied, who shot at the gunman would Division. changed fire with Kelley. after getting hit. not have been armed. Stefanek said the service is Willeford had help from an- For a moment, the attack “If he didn’t have a gun, in- launching a review of its han- other local resident, Johnnie seemed to stop, and worship- stead of having 26 dead, you dling of the case and taking a Langendorff, who said he was Coming Soon to Joni’s pers thought that police had ar- would have had hundreds more comprehensive look at its data- driving past the church as the rived to confront the gunman. dead,” Trump said. bases to ensure other cases have shooting happened. The armed But then he entered the church In the tiny town of Sutherland been reported correctly. resident asked to get in Lan- and resumed “shooting hard” at Springs, population 400, griev- A few months before he re- gendorff’s truck, and the pair helpless families, Solis said. ing townspeople reeled from ceived the bad-conduct dis- followed as the gunman drove The gunman checked each their losses. The dead ranged charge, sheriff’s deputies went away. SOUP!Hot, Homemade Soup... aisle for more victims, including from 18 months to 77 years old to his home to check out the “He jumped in my truck and babies who cried out amid the and included multiple members domestic violence complaint said, ‘He just shot up the church. You know if it is at Joni’s IT IS GOOD!!! noise and smoke, Ramirez said. of some families. involving him and his then-girl- We need to go get him.’ And I H WE STILL HAVE ALL YOUR FAVORITES TOO H The couple survived by hud- “Our church was not com- friend. People in the house said said ‘Let’s go,’” Langendorff dling close to the ground and prised of members or parishio- there was no problem, and no ar- said. playing dead. Solis was shot in ners. We were a very close fam- rests were made. The pursuit reached speeds We Serve the arm. Ramirez was hit by ily,” said the pastor’s wife Sherri Kelley married the girlfriend up to 90 mph. Willeford told Breakfast shrapnel. Pomeroy, who, like her husband, two months later. Arkansas TV stations KHBS/ Monday-Friday About 20 other people were was out of town when the attack Also in 2014, he was charged KHOG that he kept a 911 op- 7:00 am - 10:30 am wounded. Investigators collect- happened. “Now most of our with misdemeanor animal cru- erator advised of the situation 3809 College Ave. 325-574-2407 ed at least 15 empty magazines church family is gone.” elty in Colorado after a neighbor during the chase. The gunman HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 7 am - 3 pm that held 30 rounds each at the The couple’s 14-year-old reported him for beating a dog. eventually lost control of his ve- scene, suggesting the assailant daughter, Annabelle Pomeroy, Kelley initially refused to speak hicle and crashed. fired at least 450 rounds. was among those killed. with officers about the incident. Willeford walked up to the The gunman, Devin Patrick Kelley’s mother-in-law some- He denied abusing the animal vehicle with his gun drawn, and Kelley, had a history of domestic times attended services there, but complied with an order to the attacker did not move. Police violence that spanned years be- but the sheriff said she was not pay almost $370 in restitution. arrived about five minutes later, fore the attack and was able buy at church Sunday. He was also the focus of a pro- Langendorff said. weapons because the Air Force The massacre appeared to tective order issued in Colorado The assailant was dead in his did not submit his criminal his- stem from a domestic situation in 2015. vehicle. He had three gunshot tory to the FBI as required by and was not racially or religious- Kelley lived in New wounds — two from where the THURSDAY military rules. ly motivated, Texas Department Braunfels, about 35 miles north armed man hit him in the leg FREE If Kelley’s past offenses had of Public Safety Regional Direc- of the church, and had recently and the torso and the third self- BALLOONS NIGHT been properly shared, they tor Freeman Martin said. He did started a job as an unarmed se- inflicted wound to the head, au- FOR KIDS!! would have prevented him from not elaborate. curity guard at a nearby resort. thorities said. buying a gun, the Air Force ac- Based on evidence at the As he left the church, Kelley “There was no thinking about KIDS knowledged Monday. scene, investigators believe Kel- was confronted by an armed it. There was just doing. That Investigators also revealed ley died of a self-inflicted gun- resident — later identified as was the key to all this. Act now. 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MODERATELY CONFUSED ® by Jeff Stahler Astro-Graph Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017 lead to personal or fi nancial gain. ing to work hard to get ahead. Don’t wait for someone Live and learn. The people you deal with or the AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Business trips else to make the fi rst move. places you travel to will help you put your life in and meetings should be handled with grace and CANCER (June 21-July 22) — If you want perspective and encourage you to make adjustments charm. Don’t let anyone downplay the sacrifi ce and something, push for it. Consider what you can offer conducive to getting ahead emotionally and fi nan- contributions you have made. A passionate response as incentive. Relationships can make or break your cially. Expand your interests. will help you take charge. mood. Concentrate on love and romance, not on in- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Take care of terrogation and blame. Improve your workspace or make fi nancial matters. Move money around and take ad- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Don’t share informa- room for something that will add vantage of tax incentives and investments. Personal tion that may jeopardize your position or give some- to your pleasure, comfort and as- gains are highlighted, along with negotiations and one the wrong impression. Discretion is in your best sets. Personal gains and growth are settlements. Celebrate with someone you love. interest. Curb poor habits and excessive behavior. within reach. Strive for perfection. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — You’ll tend to be Self-improvement is encouraged. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. impulsive when it comes to work and personal mat- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Get together with By Eugenia 21) — Move money around or do ters involving others. Don’t say or do anything you’ll people you have worked with in the past or people Last your best to fi nalize a deal, settle- regret. Remember, the sweetest revenge is your own you have lost touch with over the years. Reconnect- ment or contract. Interactions with success. ing will bring back memories and inspire you to institutions will move much quicker if you are pleas- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Make plans to make life-altering decisions. ant and accommodating. rearrange your living space to be more conducive to LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Concentrate on do- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Partnerships working on the projects you want to do from home. ing your job and getting things done properly and on are predominant, and dealings with pending issues Your productivity will be enhanced. time. The less time you have to think about an emo- can be easily facilitated with compromise, under- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — If you want some- tional situation, the better off you’ll be. Make excel- standing and creative solutions. What transpires will thing, go after it. Stand up for your rights and be will- lence a priority. NEA Crossword Puzzle Almanac Sudoku Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 Today is the 311th day of 2017 and the 47th day of autumn. TODAY’S HISTORY: In 1917, the Russian Bolshevik Revolution occurred as Vladimir Len- in’s forces overthrew Alexander Kerensky’s pro- visional government. In 1944, Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected to a record fourth term as U.S. president. In 2000, the outcome of the U.S. presidential election was unknown at the end of Election Day, as Al Gore and George W. Bush awaited results in New Mexico, Oregon and Florida. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Marie Curie (1867-1934), physicist/chemist; Leon Trotsky (1879-1940), Russian revolutionary; Albert Ca- mus (1913-1960), author; Billy Graham (1918- ), evangelist; Joan Sutherland (1926-2010), opera singer; Johnny Rivers (1942- ), singer-songwriter; Joni Mitchell (1943- ), singer-songwriter; David Petraeus (1952- ), former CIA director; Keith Lockhart (1959- ), conductor; Morgan Spurlock (1970- ), fi lmmaker/activist; Yunjin Kim (1973- ), actress; Lorde (1996- ), singer-songwriter. TODAY’S FACT: In 1994, WXYC in Chapel Hill, N.C. became the fi rst radio station to offer a 24-hour simulcast on the Internet. TODAY’S SPORTS: In 1991, basketball leg- end Magic Johnson announced he had contracted HIV and would retire from the NBA. TODAY’S QUOTE: “Nothing is harder to un- derstand than a symbolic work. A symbol always transcends the one who makes use of it and makes him say in reality more than he is aware of ex- pressing.” — Albert Camus, The Myth of Sisyphus TODAY’S NUMBER: 140 million — world- wide monthly active users of the streaming radio service Spotify. TODAY’S MOON: Between full moon (Nov. 3) and last quarter moon (Nov. 10). Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 Snyder Daily News Page 7 Man who lost his ‘spark’ gets inspiration from readers Bridge DEAR ABBY: I’m responding to “Wal- DEAR FOUND: You and many other DEAR ABBY: I would like to suggest lowing in the North” (June 16), who has had readers offered wonderful suggestions. I ap- “Wallowing” talk to his doctor about his a wonderful life and has accomplished all preciate the spirit of helpfulness in which testosterone level. I did it, and it boosted my Do you really mean that signal? the goals he set out for himself at age 56, but readers responded, hoping to inspire the self-esteem, drive and energy. — ROGER Lee Ryan said, “I was brought now feels no “spark” to carry on. Abby, he’s writer of that letter. Read on for a sample: IN OKLAHOMA up with psychics and tarot cards. in a unique position to help someone else DEAR ABBY: Tell “Wallowing” to pick DEAR ABBY: May I suggest he have My mum was always told I was who hasn’t had all those advantages in life. up a course catalog from his local communi- his vitamin D levels checked? I, too, expe- going to be in a boy band and be He could foster a child and enlighten that ty college and enroll in some classes. He can rienced a loss of desire/passion for life when famous as a singer.” child about a world he/she might never know take art and learn to paint, sculpt or make I was close to his age. Turned out, my vi- Is he? Yes! He is an English without his help. Wouldn’t it ceramics, study photography and learn to tamin D levels were extremely low. Once singer-song- spark something inside him shoot better pictures, take woodworking I started taking a supplement, my interest writer and actor to see a child’s reactions to and build furniture, take an American Sign and excitement in life returned. — BEEN best known as a things the writer may have Language class and volunteer to work with THROUGH IT IN KANSAS CITY member of the experienced a hundred the deaf or sign up for a foreign language, DEAR ABBY: Your advice should have boy band Blue. times and took for granted? culinary or fi lm appreciation course. included becoming active in a church, syna- However, if that There’s so much ugliness I’m just scratching the surface because gogue or charitable organization. Helping prediction had and anger in this world. He community colleges have something for ev- others, whether locally or on a mission trip, not been made, Dear Abby could play a small part in eryone. I have taught in one and been an ad- yields three results: It has a positive impact By Phillip Alder would he have turning that around. ministrator. It’s a wonderful place to “fi nd” on those being helped, it increases the giv- gone into a dif- Or, if helping a child isn’t for him, there yourself, whether you’re 18, 88 — or 56. — er’s sense of self-worth, and it reminds us ferent fi eld? are many other wonderful causes to get in- DIANA IN CALIFORNIA how blessed we truly are. — LOVER OF Good bridge defense requires volved in — aiding a cancer patient in hos- DEAR ABBY: If “Wallowing” is truly LIFE IN TEXAS the defenders to be of one mind, pice, being involved in protecting the envi- tired of dealing with most people, he may DEAR LOVER AND DEAR REA- correctly interpreting each ronment, helping a small business — the list want to begin connecting with nature. He DERS: Amen. other’s cards. In this deal, how is endless and the need is so great. could plant or nurture a garden, or install a should East and West play to de- Any of these endeavors could help him re- few birdhouses and let the birds happily ser- Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Bu- feat four hearts? and East plays the 10, starting a light his spark. Finding meaning in life can enade him each day. Engaging with nature ren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was West might have made a high-low with a doubleton. West be as simple as extending a hand to some- can change a person for the better and can founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. two-heart Michaels Cue-Bid, cashes the spade king, then leads one who can really use it. — FOUND MY also change the lives of those around you. — Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com but decided to ignore that weak a third spade so that his partner SPARK NATURE LOVER IN PENNSYLVANIA or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. diamond suit. North’s two-spade can ruff. 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Perez’ predecessor was Bra- who didn’t graduate from col- NEW YORK (AP) — Sony Pictures pulled the fi lm All the Mon- elections today and into next Donald Trump promptly won the zile, who is now promoting lege, a demographic that swung ey in the World from its AFI Fest premiere following the sexual year’s midterms. next presidential election on a her own book about last year’s sharply to Trump, especially in misconduct allegations made against co-star Kevin Spacey. Hillary Clinton is on a tour hardline immigration platform. election — and her take on the the Rust Belt states that handed In a statement Monday, Sony’s TriStar Pictures said it was with- promoting her book on last “The biggest mistake we’d race is rattling Democrats. She the president his Electoral Col- drawing the fi lm from the Los Angeles festival because “it would year’s campaign, entitled What make is fi guring out how we claims she thought about trying lege margin of victory. 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Klondike at HJHS, 5:30 p.m. BCJHS at O’Donnell, 5:30 p.m. Snyder’s Nicole Martinez Borden County JV at O’Donnell, 7 p.m. tied the game at 28-28 late in Basketball the third quarter, but Seminole Louisiana Christian Post Grad vs. WTC regained the lead, 30-28, go- men at WTC Classic, 5 p.m. FRIDAY ing into the fourth quarter on Football Bret’Lei Dominguez’ layup. Snyder at Brownwood, 7:30 p.m. Seminole did not trail from that Hermleigh at Klondike, 7:30 p.m. point. O’Donnell at Borden County, 7:30 p.m. Martinez led Snyder with Basketball Strength in Motion International Post Grad eight points while Natalee James vs. WTC men at WTC Classic, 6 p.m. had seven points. WTC women vs. Coastal Bend College at Ashlea Pool scored 18 points Odessa College Tournament, noon for the Maidens while Taylor Harvey had 16 points. x — Scrimmage Snyder head coach T’Leah Eicke liked the team’s progress, despite starting the season with Prep two losses. “We are playing leaps and Here is The Associated Press high bounds better than this time last school poll, with first-place votes in paren- theses, records, points based on 10-9-8- year,” Eicke said. “We are com- 7-6-5-4-3-2-1, and the team’s ranking in ing together. I’m still looking last week’s poll: for the group of players that will Class 6A play well together. We are run- Points Prv 1. Allen (23) (9-0) 248 1 ning and pressing more because 2. Katy (2) (7-0) 220 3 of our quickness and trying to 3. Austin Westlake (9-0) 190 4 change the pace of how we play. 4. Garland Sachse (9-0) 141 5 Similar to the Odessa game, we SDN Photos/Larry McCarty 5. Waco Midway (9-0) 126 6 ran out of steam in the fourth In the left photo, Snyder’s Melanie Martinez leads the fast break during Monday’s game against Seminole. In the right photo, Natalee James 6. Duncanville (9-0) 115 7 drives to the basket in the 45-37 loss . 7. The Woodlands (6-1) 86 8 quarter. I need to rotate players 8. Klein Collins (8-0) 72 9 more.” 9. Converse Judson (8-1) 71 2 Snyder was 6-of-15 at the Snyder took its first lead, 8-7, Seminole a 17-16 halftime lead. ing needs work too. The bright “Cooper will be a good team and have good shooters like 10. DeSoto (8-1) 35 10 free-throw line and Eicke said on Kamiah Davis’ field goal in The lead changed eight times spot is our press is working. We Others receiving votes: 11. Spring West- Odessa and Seminole,” Eicke that was one of the differences the first quarter. Pool scored as in the third quarter with the final are trying to implement different field 24; 12. Mansfield 12; 13. Humble said. “We are playing good com- in the game. Seminole regained the lead, but change coming on Dominguez’ presses and the players are doing Atascocita 9; 14. Smithson Valley 8; 15. petition.” Lake Travis 6; 16. San Angelo Central “That was a big difference,” Snyder scored at the buzzer to field goal. a good job of switching from take a 10-9 lead going in the sec- Trailing by eight points, Sny- one press to a different press. Seminole 9 8 13 15—45 4; 16. San Benito 4; 18. Klein 2; 19. SA Eicke said. “Nicole had a good Snyder 10 6 12 9 —37 Northside O’Connor 1; 19 Keller Fossil ond quarter. der was able to cut into the lead, We want to keep teams on their Seminole scorers — Ashlea Pool 18, Ridge 1. offensive game, along with Na- talee. We have a lot of new faces The Snyder lead increased to 36-32. toes. We have a smart group of Taylor Harvey 16, Bret’Lei Dominguez 8, Class 5A Ryan Garcia 2, Madison Petty 1. Points Prv and playing four freshmen. We three points until Seminole tied “It was good to get two games players, who are young, smart the game at 14-14. After the two out of way,” Eicke said. “We and athletic.” Snyder scorers — Nicole Martinez 8, Na- 1. Aledo (16) (9-0) 236 1 are building. The players are talee James 7, Kamiah Davis 5, McKenzie 2. Manvel (8) (8-0) 226 2 learning and good things will teams exchanged field goals, need to go back and shoot, shoot Snyder will play at Abilene Lentz 4, Adriana Murillo, Skyler Hand 4, 3. Denton Ryan (1) (9-0) 192 3 Madison Petty’s free throw gave and shoot. Our free-throw shoot- Cooper Saturday. Melanie Martinez 3, Samantha Roe 2. 4. CC Calallen (9-0) 169 4 come.” 5. Angleton (9-0) 119 T6 6. Cedar Park (8-1) 112 5 7. Highland Park (8-1) 104 T6 Westerners win two games at tournament 8. Dripping Springs (9-0) 72 8 9. Frisco Lone Star (8-1) 63 9 LEWISVILLE — The West- Central, 65-60. Nigel Allen against Seminole State College 10. Colleyville Heritage (8-1) 33 NR Others receiving votes: 11. Lubbock ern Texas College Westerners scored 14 points while Saddler at 7 p.m. Saturday. Coronado 16; 12. Mansfield Lake Ridge defeated Lee College and San and Demarcus Hartfield scored 15; 13. Port Neches-Groves 8; 14. Col- WTC scorers vs. Lee College — Sergio Jacinto College-Central at the 12 and 10 points, respectively. El Darwich 18, Zac Saddler 14, Demarcus lege Station 6; 15. Hutto 3; 16. Mansfield East-West Basketball Challenge WTC will host the West- Legacy 1. Hartfield 16, Nigel Allen 8, Jordon Fuller- Class 4A last weekend. erner Classic at The Coliseum ton 8, Isaiah Boissard 4, Ja’Niro Lane 4, Points Prv On Saturday, Sergio El Dar- Thursday through Saturday. The Miles McDougal 3, Da’Rhon Mitchell 2, 1. Carthage (21) (9-0) 245 1 wich scored 18 points in WTC’s Westerners will play Louisiana Dieu Merci Betoukoumessou 2, James 2. W. Orange-Stark (3) (7-0) 209 2 Edwards 1, Johnnie Jones 1. 81-74 win over Lee College. De- Christian Post Grad at 5 p.m. WTC scorers vs. San Jacinto College James Biggers Carroll Gamble 3. Argyle (1) (9-0) 202 3 marcus Hartfield had 16 points Thursday. 4. Waco La Vega (9-0) 176 4 — Nigel Allen 14, Zac Saddler 12, De- 5. Cuero (8-0) 151 5 and Zac Saddler finished with 14 WTC will play Strength in marcus Hartfield 10, Da’Rhon Mitchell 6, Five Snyder players named to 6. Midlothian Heritage (9-0) 113 6 points. Motion International Post Grad Ja’Niro Lane 5, Sergio El Darwich 4, Jor- 7. Kennedale (8-1) 110 7 don Fullerton 4, Isaiah Boissard 4, Miles On Sunday, the Westerners at 6 p.m. Friday. The Westerners McDougal 2, Johnnie Jones 2, Dieu Merci 8. Pleasant Grove (9-0) 81 9 defeated San Jacinto College- will conclude the tournament 9. Graham (9-0) 61 10 Betoukoumessou 2. all-district volleyball team 10. Lubbock Estacado (9-1) 10 NR Five Snyder players were named to the Dis- Others receiving votes: 11. Van 6; 12. Seminole 2; 12. Gilmer 2; 14. Glen Rose 1; trict 5-4A all-district volleyball team. 14. Kaufman 1; 14. Fischer Canyon Lake 1; Junior A’Nia Ware was named the newcom- 14. Melissa 1; 14. Rio Hondo 1; 14. Wim- Cowboys’ defense continues surge er of the year. Sophomore Natalee James was berley 1; 14. Houston North Forest 1. named to the all-district first team. Class 3A Second-team selections were seniors Ker- Points Prv 1. Gunter (14) (9-0) 231 1 rington Biggers and Jessica Carroll and sopho- 2. Wall (3) (9-0) 201 2 with return of Lee at linebacker more Kalli Gamble. 3. Lexington (3) (9-0) 197 3 FRISCO (AP) — Sean Lee wasn’t on the field points and 299 yards during the winning streak. Selections were determined by district head 4. Newton (5) (8-0) 188 4 Ware coaches. 5. Canadian (9-0) 144 6 for the crazy Kansas City play that threatened to They next visit Matt Ryan and National Football 6. Brock (8-1) 130 7 ruin an otherwise strong performance from the Conference (NFC) champion, albeit struggling, 7. Yoakum (8-1) 89 9 Dallas defense. Atlanta (4-4) on Sunday. District 5-4A All-District 8. Hallettsville (7-1) 72 10 It turned out to be a microcosm of how im- Then it’s the first of three straight home games 9. Sonora (9-0) 34 NR Volleyball Team 10. Big Sandy Harmony (9-0) 25 NR portant the linebacker is for the Cowboys, whose in 12 days starting against NFC East rival Phila- Others receiving votes: 11. New London three-game winning streak coincides with Lee’s delphia, the division leader, and Carson Wentz, Most Valuable Player: Bailey Ann Toliver, Sr., Wylie. West Rusk 18; 12. Malakoff 15; 13. Mount return and a dramatic improvement on his side of who has an NFL-best 23 touchdown passes. Dal- Offensive Player of the Year: Torrey Miller, Jr., Brownwood. Vernon 10; 14. Jefferson 5; 15. Grandview the ball — fewer points, more turnovers, more key las, the defending division champion, had the best Co-Defensive Players of the Year: Jori Hanlan, Sr., Big Spring; Pierson 4; 15. Woodville 4; 17. East Bernard 3; 17. stops. record in the NFC last season. Sanders, Soph., Wylie. Goliad 3; 18. El Maton Tidehaven 2. Settler of the Year: Jordan Benson, Sr., Wylie. Class 2A “Boy, tremendous difference when Sean Lee “We’re trying to build to be that championship Newcomer of the Year: A’Nia Ware, Jr., Snyder. Points Prv is out there,” owner and general manager Jerry defense,” Lee said. “And we’re seeing signs of it. FIRST TEAM 1. Tenaha (16) (9-0) 227 1 Jones said. “Not to take anything away from any- But until we’re there, until we’re causing more 2. Mason (4) (9-0) 219 2 Keetyn Davis, Soph., Wylie; Kylie Kirk, Sr., Wylie; Gracie McCaslin, Sr., Wylie; 3. Muenster (9-0) 188 3 body, but he makes things happen.” turnovers and dominating, we’re going to con- Mikaela Smith, Sr., Brownwood; Cheyenne Strooper, Sr., Brownwood; Daval- 4. Albany (9-0) 157 T4 Lee missed two games with a hamstring injury, tinue to work.” ynn Monroe, Jr., Brownwood; Charity Thompson, Jr., Sweetwater; Jessica 5. Mart (3) (8-1) 150 T4 and the Cowboys lost both at home despite scor- Dallas had gone three full games without a turn- Poe, Sr., Sweetwater; Kayleigh Penny, Jr., Big Spring; Logan Terrazas, Jr. Big 6. Refugio (2) (7-1) 139 6 ing at least 30 points in each game. over when Lee returned against San Francisco and Spring; Trinity Galloway, Soph., Big Spring; Natalee James, Soph., Snyder. 7. De Leon (9-0) 109 8 Jared Goff and the Los Angeles Rams won 35- the defense forced three fumbles, recovering two. SECOND TEAM 8. Bremond (8-1) 64 9 Bre Parks, Sr., Wylie; Anna Collums, Soph., Wylie; Ashlynn Patterson, Soph., 9. San Augustine (9-0) 63 10 30, followed by Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay’s Byron Jones had a clinching interception in Brownwood; Hadley Monroe, Soph., Brownwood; Hannah Mobley, Jr., Sweet- 10. Wellington (8-1) 26 NR 35-31 win when Rodgers took the Packers 75 the final minute of a win at Washington, and the Others receiving votes: 11. New Deal water; Rashavia Green, Jr. Sweetwater; Sonora Medellin, Sr., Sweetwater; Elli 9; 11. Abernathy 9; 13. Burton 7; 14. Big yards in 62 seconds after Dak Prescott had guided Cowboys forced Alex Smith’s first interception of Lehnert, Sr., Sweetwater; Kloee Gang, Sr., Big Spring, Kerrington Biggers, Sandy 3; 15. Joaquin 2; 15; Valley View 2; the Cowboys to the lead with just 1:13 remaining. the season to end Kansas City’s last realistic hope Sr., Snyder; Jessica Carroll, Sr., Snyder; Kalli Gamble, Soph., Snyder. 17. Clarendon 1. The Cowboys (5-3) have allowed averages of 15 Sunday. ** Here is the latest sixmanfootball.com poll, including local teams: Class 1A Division 1 Detroit ends losing streak by defeating Packers 1. Borden County 9-0 Rangers complete coaching staff 2. Happy 9-0 GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — season 3-1 before losing three I’d rather play with.” 3. Garden City 7-2 ARLINGTON (AP) — Don Wakamatsu is back with the Tex- Eager to end a three-game losing straight. The win over the Pack- Green Bay (4-4) finally got in 4. Jonesboro 8-1 as Rangers as their bench coach, and is now working with one streak, the Detroit Lions picked ers allowed Detroit to stay with- the end zone on Brett Hundley’s 5. May 9-0 of his neighbors. a tough place to make a stand in two games of the NFC North- 1-yard quarterback sneak with 6. McLean 9-0 The Rangers announced the hiring of Wakamatsu, who was — Lambeau Field in a Monday leading Minnesota Vikings. 9:52 left. 7. Union Hill 8-0 initially on their staff from 2003-07 Monday. They also hired 8. Nazareth 7-2 night game against the Green Detroit has the best quarter- The Lions answered with 9. Ropes 7-2 former New York Mets pitching coach Dan Warthen as assistant Bay Packers. back in the division now that Stafford’s 11-yard touchdown 10. Bryson 8-2 pitching coach. Matthew Stafford delivered Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers is pass to Jones with 8:06 remain- 11. White Deer 6-2 Manager Jeff Banister said he and Wakamatsu, bench coach with his sharpest performances sidelined with a broken right ing, putting the game out of 12. Buena Vista 7-1 for the Kansas City Royals the past four seasons, who live in the 13. Knox City 7-2 of the season. collarbone. reach with a 17-point lead. Jones same area in North Texas and both have sons that play baseball. Stafford passed for 361 yards Stafford was 26-of-33 pass- had seven catches for 107 yards. 14. Sterling City 5-4 Wakamatsu was available after the Royals decided that he 15. Zephyr 8-1 and two touchdowns to Marvin ing, including 12-of-14 in the The Packers have lost three 16. Coolidge 7-2 wouldn’t return next season. Banister had vacancies on his staff, Jones, and Golden Tate added first half with a 25-yard touch- straight. Their once-potent of- 17. Rankin 7-2 but bench coach wasn’t one of them. 113 yards on seven catches in a down pass to Jones. Stafford fin- fense has struggled since Rodg- 18. Medina 9-0 “We did not set out this winter to change bench coaches,” 30-17 win over the offensively ished with a season-high 132.4 ers was injured Oct. 15. 19. Anton 8-1 general manager Jon Daniels said. “Had this one particularly challenged Packers. quarterback rating. “We come out winning Super 20. Hermleigh 5-4 candidate not come about, we would have gone down the path 21. Aquilla 8-2 “We went into this game “He can sling it anywhere, Bowls around here. If we keep that initially looked like we were going down looking for a first 22. Meadow 5-4 thinking that this needed to be a and you just have to be there to playing like this, it’s not going base coach. This is just about a specific candidate becoming 23. Spur 4-5 statement game,” Tate said. catch it,” Jones said. “When he’s to be pretty,” cornerback Davon 24. Evant 7-2 available.” 26. Ira 6-4 The Lions (4-4) began the on, there’s no other quarterback House said. Page 10 Snyder Daily News Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017

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To complain of discrimination call HUD toll-free unintentional error that may occur further than to correct it in the next issue after it at 1-800-669-9777. The toll-free telephone number for the hearing Send resume to is brought to his attention. impaired is 1-800-927-9275. [email protected] Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 Snyder Daily News Page 11 Employment Cemetery Plots Rooms For Rent Lots For Sale FEMA rethinking ban on GALLERY WAREHOUSE (2) CEMETERY PLOTS dORM TYPE LIvING 100’x150’ LOT FURNITURE in Hillside Memorial Gardens All bills paid including cable FOR SALE BY OWNER. 1 more dRIvER NEEdEd. most beautiful & peaceful area. & Wi-Fi. $150 per week 1812 Ave. Q disaster aid to churches Must have clean TX drivers Garden of Everlasting Life Perfect for single living. 325-574-5646 license & be 23. near statue of Jesus. 325-207-0574 or 325-575-2609 By The Associated Press buildings. FEMA grants are available to religiously affiliated Pay depends on experience. Section 2, Lot 401 When disaster strikes, houses schools, health care providers Apply in person only Valued at $1,150 each. Garage Sales FLUvANNA of worship are often on the front and nursing homes. And FEMA 2912 College Ave. Selling both for $1,500 total. 2 lots Electric, water, septic, lines, feeding and sheltering vic- also can provide money to repair 806-786-9125 NOAH’S ATTIC propane tank, small camper tims. Yet churches, synagogues church-run facilities that func- $3,000 SIGN ON BONUS 1503 26th St. covered with carport. and mosques are routinely de- tion like community centers, but (Paid over 3 month period) Sporting Goods Open Wednesdays & Thursdays 16’x14’ shed 18’ stock trailer. nied aid by the Federal Emer- only if less than half the space or EXPERIENCEd 10a.m. - 5:30p.m. $10,000 903-790-0048 gency Management Agency use is for religious purposes. FLOOR HANd/FIELd LIvE FISH BAIT (FEMA) when it comes time to Over the past five years, repair or rebuild their damaged FEMA has authorized a net of MAINTENANCE PERSON •Worms (Night Crawlers) Houses For Rent RV Spaces sanctuaries. $113 million for about 500 reli- •Minnows ABRAXAS For Rent Pressure is mounting to giously affiliated entities such Petroleum Corporation (Crappie, Bass, Goldfish) SUNRISE dUPLEXES change that after this year’s se- as schools, medical clinics and Ira, TX 325-573-6010 1704 17th St. Tenemos apartamentos duplex ries of devastating hurricanes community centers after hur- *Requirements: Drug screen 325-207-8867 de 2 recamaras y 1 bano. Garage TRIANGLE d Rv PARK damaged scores of churches in ricanes, tornadoes, floods and *Benefits: y patio privado. Interesados 3801 Brick Plant Rd. Texas, Florida and Puerto Rico. other disasters, according to an •100% employee llamar al: 325-575-2578 $350/mo. All bills paid, FEMA is rethinking its poli- AP analysis of data made public. health insurance including cable & Wi-Fi. cies in the face of a federal law- But FEMA hasn’t supplied Country living with suit, scheduled for a hearing money to repair sanctuaries, and •Paid vacation •Holiday pay Updated 3 bedroom, 2 bath city convenience! Tuesday, by three Texas churches its 50 percent rule excludes many •401K retirement plan brick home east of town, 325-574-4368 hit by Hurricane Harvey. Presi- other types of church facilities. CH/A. $1,000/mo., $1,000/dep dent Donald Trump has signaled “It is the faith community that 575-5113 his support, via Twitter, for the responds so robustly to the need. ROYAL COMMUNITY religious institutions. And then to say, ‘Tough luck, & Rv PARK 3 bedroom, 1 bath, carport, At the same time, several we’re not going to help you put Clean, Quiet, Spacious Lots CH/A, fenced backyard. members of Congress have re- your own facility back together’ Cable, Water & Sewer Included vived legislation — first pro- is wrong,” said Rep. Christopher $750/mo. plus deposit. Laundry/Showers posed after 2012’s Hurricane Smith, a New Jersey Republican 207-6556 CLASS A Playground Provided Sandy — that would force sponsoring the bill that would CDL DRIVER Farm & Ranch Monthly, Weekly & Daily Rates FEMA to pay for repairs at plac- change the policy. •Pay dependent upon experience. 3774 AvE. v 325-573-1711 es of worship. Not everyone shares that view. 3-2, washroom, CH/A, carport, The debate centers on two key “I really can’t see anything Must be 21 years or older. 2012 28’ Trail Master storage building, fenced yard, questions: Does providing such more core and more of an estab- Must be able to pass a drug gooseneck equipment or covered parking in back. Mobile Homes aid violate the First Amend- lishment of religion than build- test & D.O.T. physical. hay hauler w/12,000# loading $900/mo., $900/dep. For Sale ment separation of church and ing a house of worship,” said Apply in person at: ramps. 325-207-0113 573-7646 state? Or is it an infringement Maggie Garrett, a lawyer who 3340 W. Hwy 180 Snyder, TX on the First Amendment right to has lobbied against FEMA aid to REPO’S free exercise of religion to deny NO phone calls please. religious institutions on behalf WW 2 HORSE 4772 LOIS LANE Single & double Wides. churches the same aid available of Americans United for Separa- tandem axle trailer. 3 bedroom, 1 bath house We Finance. to numerous other nonprofit -or tion of Church and State. In good shape. $1,000 6 miles north of Snyder. Call 800-830-3515 ganizations, such as libraries, FEMA declined to comment, 325-207-0113 No smoking. $850/mo. zoos and homeless shelters? citing the lawsuit. But in a court 325-450-4124 NEW 16’ WIdE 3+2 “It seems like the only rea- filing, the U.S. Justice Depart- son churches are excluded is ment said the challenged policies $1,800/dwn, $345.88/mo. because they’re churches, and are being reconsidered. $500 MOvE IN SPECIAL 800-830-3515 it just seems discriminatory to High winds and flooding from 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH (Se Habla Espanol) me,” said Bruce Frazier, pastor Hurricane Katrina in 2005 dam- 2013 Solitaire home $34,100 to finance 9% APR of Rockport First Assembly of aged more than 1,000 buildings Taking applications for: w/appliances. 180 months. These are God Church. owned by the Roman Catholic HYDRO OPERATOR DeLoera Realty 325-575-2578 examples of previous deals. Religious entities already can Archdiocese of New Orleans. (CDL Required) receive some government help FEMA later came through with in disasters. They can be reim- more than $300 million, an 2402 41st St. CALL OUR 24 HR Benefits: Health/Dental/Vision/Life bursed by local governments amount the archdiocese’s chief Remodeled 3-1, nice storage CREdIT HOTLINE Insurance & Retirement Plan for sheltering evacuees and can financial officer, Jeff Entwisle, building, fenced backyard. To See If You Qualify •Must have a valid Driver’s License receive U.S. Small Business Ad- described as “extraordinary as- $850/mo., first & last, plus For A Home Loan. ministration loans to repair their sistance.” that meets insurance requirements. deposit. Sandy, 207-8059 800-375-8739 Please email resumes to [email protected] 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, NEEd A HOME NOW? or come by 4316 CR 132 walk-in closets, CH/A, fenced dON’T WAIT!!! Florida State third university to Snyder, TX backyard. $900/mo. plus Use your tax refund! deposit. 207-6556 Everyone is approved. suspend sororities, fraternities Use The SDN Classifieds We tote the note. For All Your SUNRISE dUPLEX 800-830-3515 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) information on how this affects — Florida State becomes at least their organizations going for- Employment Needs! SOLD $500 MOvE IN SPECIAL 2 bedroom, 1 bath duplex. NEEd A NEW HOME? the third university this year to ward. Come by or call 573-5486 suspend Greek life because of “I was very surprised that Appliances included, 1 car NEEd LANd? alcohol-related tragedies. they are doing something about garage & fenced backyard. 1-5 acres for sale. University President John it. I think hazing is a problem 325-575-2578 Well & septic included. Thrasher announced the indefi- and alcohol is the basis of a lot BId NOTICE Bell Mobile Homes nite suspension on Monday of of their events,” said Abygail Mobile Homes 806-894-7212 the school’s 55 fraternities and Stiekman. We Finance. sororities following the death of Freshman Lila Pullo, who was THE CITY OF SNYdER For Rent a junior pledge. supposed to be initiated into the is accepting sealed bids for the purchase of NEW 32x84 5+3.5 “I just feel like for whatever Delta Gamma sorority, did not 3 bedroom, 2 bath in country reason, the message is not get- agree with the decision to sus- 2 Police Package SUv Patrol vehicles. Just $5,000/dwn, $756.08/mo., w/storage building. ting through,” Thrasher said. pend all Greek organizations The sealed bids will be accepted at the City Hall located at $1,150/mo. $93,900 to finance, 8.50 APR “Unfortunately we’ve got to take “For me and a lot of the people 1925 24th St., in the Purchasing Department until Wednesday, 325-370-1154 300 months. WAC steps with our students, to make who are entering we’re all pretty November 22, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. 888-539-7780 sure this never happens again.” upset because we are trying to (Se Habla Espanol) The City of Snyder reserves the right to reject any and all MOvE IN SPECIAL! Andrew Coffey, a pledge at get the reputation back up,” she These are examples Pi Kappa Phi, died Friday after said. “Most of the organizations bids. *Pay $700/dep. after move in! of previous deals. he was found unresponsive fol- getting in trouble are fraterni- ROYAL COMMUNITY lowing a party. Police said there ties. If they did end Greek life & Rv PARK TAX REFUNd COMING? were indicators that alcohol may the atmosphere on campus will Clean, Quiet Neighborhood. have been a factor, but authori- go down a lot.” Rvs, vehicles, Rvs, vehicles, dON’T WAIT!! •3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ties were waiting for the results John Armstrong, who served Motorcycles, etc. Motorcycles, etc. CH/A. $725-$775/mo. We will do your tax returns of an autopsy before determin- as president of Florida State’s Cable, Water/Sewer Included FREE for your new home ing a cause of death. Tallahas- Beta Theta Pi chapter in 1998, *You pay electricity. business. 888-539-7780 see Police Chief Michael DeLeo said he had mixed feelings about 1 year lease. Pets not allowed. said they are still investigating. Monday’s announcement. No smoking in house. The registrar’s office said “Unfortunately, there has MOVING? Make Extra $$ Coffey was a junior and that this been a rash of instances similar 325-573-1711 By Selling Unused Items In The was his first semester as a Flori- to this, so I can understand the www.snyderroyal.com SDN Classifieds! Call 573-5486 da State student. reason for the response,” Arm- On Monday, Garrett John strong said. “I hope that it’s a Marcy, a member of Phi Delta short-lived response.” Theta, was charged with the Armstrong said there’s more sale and trafficking of cocaine. to fraternity life than just drink- Check Out These Marcy, 20, was arrested by Flor- ing and partying. ida State University police and “It might be a good idea for BUSINESS SERvICES booked into Leon County jail, people to take a step back and where his bail was set at $75,000. reflect on what values we truly “This pause is needed to re- want to portray in the Greek sys- & MORE In The view and reflect on the loss of tem,” Armstrong said. a young life and to implement During the suspension, the SdN serious changes,” Thrasher said. only events Greek life members Roofing Fences “For this suspension to end, may conduct are meetings with Business there will need to be a new nor- the university or their national mal for Greek life on campus. chapter. They also cannot have directory They must participate in that any organized participation in Building/ Foam culture.” homecoming activities, which Construction Call Insulation Penn State suspended frater- are scheduled for next week. 573-5486 nities and sororities from hold- “It will be more tame and not to put your ing social activities during the as festive as it usually is because spring semester after the Febru- there are a lot of floats during business ary hazing death of 19-year old the parade and competitions Metal Janitorial Timothy Piazza. Louisiana State during the week,” said Rachel Buildings in the Services had a one-month suspension Humphries, who is a Florida public’s eye. and continues to ban alcohol at State student. Greek parties after the hazing Students will be allowed to re- death of 18-year old Maxwell main as residents in their frater- Carpet Heating Window Gruver in September. nity or sorority house. Thrasher & AC Installation Florida State students were also banned alcohol at all stu- Installation surprised about the announce- dent organization events during ment and were still trying to get the suspension. Page 12 Snyder Daily News Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2017 Xtra Point Reynolds Continued from Page 1 Veterans Day will be di erent this year cess. He also had to submit fi ve and shows he has competed at still pictures of his tractor, two before. For the past few days, I have spent each end and I decided to throw my pacifi er out while in high school. I always knew he was from before the restoration and “The judges in Texas are kind afternoon preparing a special section for the the car window. She didn’t turn around for proud of his family, but seeing he kept that three from after. of hard on you, but that’s so newspaper. This weekend, the Snyder Daily it and I learned about consequences through article made me feel especially proud to be Reynolds qualifi ed on Sept. 11 you’ll grow,” he said. “The judg- News will honor area veterans with the a lot of crying. his son. as one of 12 fi nalists for the na- es at nationals are more relaxed sixth annual Veterans Day tribute section. From Europe, the family went to Fort Our veterans and active duty military are tional competition and spent the and just normal people. Also, The pictures of our Sheridan, Ill. for a brief period. That is the true heroes of this country. A simple weeks leading up to it becoming for stock shows in Texas, you veterans are always a great where I can say I have my fi rst childhood thank you is an appreciated gesture. I familiar with his tractor’s func- have to be in 4-H or FFA, but sight. This year, we will memory. The day we arrived at our new witnessed that fi rst-hand in Snyder recently tions. The fi nal component of at nationals, you can just be an publish 14 pages fi lled with home, I sprinted to the neighborhood play- while eating lunch. A Korean War veteran the competition was an in-per- individual who restores tractors the men and women who ground. But that is all I remember. was ordering lunch and a lady passed by, son interview with the judges, as long as you haven’t graduated have served in our armed From Illinois, we moved to Louisiana placed her hand on his elbow and said, during which fi nalists prepared from high school.” forces. when Dad was stationed at Fort Polk. He re- “Thank you for your service.” a presentation and judges asked To announce the winners, the This Veterans Day will tired as a master sergeant in the U.S. Army I want to deliver the same message to fi nalists technical questions competition organizers held an Ben Barkley be different for my fam- and then continued to work at the base with the men and women of the military. I have about their tractors. awards banquet for participants, ily. This will be the fi rst the civil service. spent a lifetime as an Army son and I am a “The interview process with which included speeches and Veterans Day that I will not pick up the Dad got me started in the newspaper proud American because of what our armed the judges went really well,” presentations. Reynolds learned phone and call Dad to thank him for his business early. I recently found a picture of forces have done for us. Reynolds said. “I felt really con- that he placed third and won service. I know this weekend will be tough us reading the Sunday paper. He asked me Thank a veteran this week. They deserve fi dent, and I thought I would be $3,000. for my mom because it is also her wedding to write the Optimist Youth League football it. nervous, but it turned out well. “The experience was fun, anniversary weekend. game reports for the local newspaper. After There were some questions I that’s for sure,” Reynolds said. Dad served in the military for 30 years. that, I was hooked, especially seeing my Ben Barkley is the managing editor of didn’t expect, but for the most “There’s some big opportunities I was born in the Netherlands while he was name in print for the fi rst time. the Snyder Daily News. He has covered part, I knew what they were ask- at nationals. Different tractor stationed in Europe. And yes, I have a pair When Dad died earlier this year, we were news and sports for more than 25 years in ing me about.” companies are there looking for of wooden shoes by the fi replace. looking through his things. I came across Louisiana and Texas. Comments about his Following the national com- employees. All of those compa- My mother loves to tell the story of how the newspaper that had my fi rst bylined column can be emailed to barkley@snyder- petition, Reynolds approached nies are starting apprentice pro- she drove to Germany to see Dad one week- story — that football league report I wrote dailynews.com. the judges to ask them about his grams, and they’ll pay 100 per- performance. cent for things like your school “I talked to the judges to get or tools.” Restaurant feedback from them,” he said. While Reynolds doesn’t know Continued from Page 1 “They said I did really well, and what next year holds for him, he it was good to hear their cri- says that returning to nationals ties. The facility does not have access to city Fritz said. and other equipment in the Pct. 4 Road and tiques. Since it was my fi rst time is something he would possibly water lines, meaning any new owner’s water Commissioners took no action on two Bridge Department to adjust a line item. competing, I knew it wouldn’t be want to do. In the meantime, he supply would be untreated water from coun- agenda items — amending casing require- • $256 from travel to communication in perfect, but nobody’s perfect.” is thankful to all of his sponsors ty-owned wells. ments for companies boring lines under the county clerk’s budget to adjust a line Reynolds also noticed major who helped him attend the na- “We can always put a meter in and bill county roads and removing a dilapidated item. differences between nationals tional competition this year. them similar to the way we do it through structure in county-owned property in the • $660 from maintenance and repair to Hermleigh Water Works,” Fritz said. 500 block of 25th Street. Both items will be elevator maintenance, fuel and oil and other Another issue to determine would be just considered again at the commissioners’ next equipment in the building maintenance bud- Council how long to list the property — Hartman said meeting. get elevator inspections, price increases and Continued from Page 1 it must be at least 30 days, although 90 days Commissioner approved one budget merchandise pick-ups in Abilene. would give the county more time to decide amendment today, $6,283 in the Board of • $100 from offi ce supplies and road ma- anyone to fi ll an opening on the said the department had seized what kind of restrictions it wants to place County Development’s budget to cover costs terials and construction to communications, Tax Increment Financing Re- $10,544 in cash and 30 gaming on the sale — and what Realtors the county for advertising. maintenance and repairs, capital outlay investment Zone Number One machines in the past year. He wants to deal with in selling the property. The following line-item transfers also and other equipment in the Pct. 1 Road and board of directors. They also did said the money and machines No decision on how to proceed will be were approved: Bridge Department to adjust a line item. not name a chair for the board. are in the possession of the dis- made for at least two weeks — Hartman will • $20,000 from fuel and oil and road main- • $13,410 from fuel and oil and operating The council approved zoning trict attorney as the cases move draw up a list of considerations concerning tenance and construction to tires and tubes, supplies to SUTA, safety training, commu- changes recommended by the through the legal system. the possible sale of the property and present maintenance and repair and operating sup- nications, cellular services, maintenance, re- Planning and Zoning Commis- Finance Director Patricia it to commissioners at their next meeting. plies in the Pct. 3 Road and Bridge Depart- pair and miscellaneous expenses and dues in sion and a committee appointed Warren said interest rates were Also today, commissioners voted to cer- ment budget to cover replacement tires, dry- the EMS budget to cover expenses in those by Wofford. rising on the city’s reserve ac- tify additional revenue in the form of a $377 ers for maintainers and tools. line items. Most relate to minimum lot counts. donation to the golf course to be used toward • $1,106 from administrative expenses and • $50 from bonds and notary seals to edu- sizes and the number of allowed Following a nine-minute cart path repair and approved creating a re- medical fees to cellular services, communi- cation and training and communication in dwelling — in an effort to attract closed session during which serve fund for the county airport to earmark cation, unemployment insurance and main- the Pct. 2 Justice of the Peace budget to ad- single and multi-family residen- they discussed legal matter with funds specifi cally to provide matching funds tenance repairs in the county judge’s budget just those line items. tial development. their attorney and real property, with regards to Texas Department of Trans- to cover unforeseen expenses. • $250 from maintenance and repair to The council approved the as- the council took no action on the portation aviation grants. The money for the • $100 from offi ce supplies and road ma- communications in the tax collector’s budget set forfeiture and quarterly in- legal matter and agreed to con- reserve fund will come from revenue gener- terial and construction to communications, because not enough money was budgeted to vestment reports. tinue negotiations on the real ated at the airport and not taxpayers’ dollars, maintenance and repairs, capital outlays communications. Police Chief Terry Luecke property.

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