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Vol. 118, No. 61 • 10 pages Tuesday, July 31, 2018 Serving Dallam and Hartley Counties Hospital district Junior Rodeo gives board approves youngsters a challenge sketchy budget Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan

During the Dallam-Hartley Counties Hospital Dis- trict Board of Directors meeting July 26, board member Dwight Gray summed up his thoughts in one sen- tence. “We’re being asked to approve a budget we don’t know much about,” he said. Gray pointed out how, on the Capital Budget Re- quest sheet for fiscal year 2019, a total of $1,876,000 in equipment is listed. “We don’t have the money,” he said. The operating budget for fiscal year 2019 shows a deficit of $457,000, as well. Leroy Schaffner, chief executive officer for the district, and Joe Branick, chief financial officer, explained the documents presented to the board members. The equipment listed on the capital budget, for in- stance, was prioritized ac- cording to need, patient safety and the require- ment to meet regulations being the most vital. Of the nearly $1.9 million on that list, Schaffner ac- knowledged only about $700,000 was needed in the immediate future. “All the department managers know they aren’t getting anything unless we have the money,” Schaffner said. Branick was optimis- tic that the 2019 budget Joe Branick, chief finan- might end up being bal- cial officer, explains the budget during the Dallam- anced, after the new CEO, Hartley County Hospital Loree Tamayo, takes over District Board of Directors and changes are made. meeting July 26. When the discussion concluded, the board voted unanimously to approve Julie A. Ferraro | Dalhart Texan the budget with the $700,000 cap on capital pur- chases. A.J. Wright rides a bull during the XIT Junior Rodeo on Saturday. Branick, in his regular financial report, stated that the net operating loss for fiscal year 2018 through June 30 is $603,023, up from 2017 by nearly $300,000. Julie A. Ferraro testants rode the bulls in a confined space beneath the Another financial sheet included in the board’s pack- Dalhart Texan large XIT Rodeo sign. Younger contestants rode steers et showed where bad debts for fiscal year 2018 total and calves. Some stayed on the entire time, while oth- In the days leading up to the 82nd Annual XIT Ro- more than $4.7 million. ers were thrown after a few seconds. deo and Reunion, a lot of activity will be taking place Schaffner’s report to the board included multiple Pierce Van Ryn was the only cowgirl to enter that at or near the XIT Arena. pages breaking down the district’s revenue, by physi- particular competition, with the others being boys. On Saturday, the Junior Rodeo saw dozens of cian, by a patient’s city of origin and other data. When On the other end of the arena, the really young ro- youngsters on horseback – or “mutton bustin’ – in the the board considered voting to approve a resolution to deo enthusiasts participated in stick horse events, arena. Divided into classes, or divisions, by age, older con- See RODEO on page 3 See BUDGET on page 3 A reward for reading Julie A. Ferraro Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan Dalhart Texan Left: Caleb Sawatzky, 1, goes Youngsters who signed up for the Dallam Hartley down the slide with some County Library’s summer reading programs got a bit help from his big sister, Re- of a reward on Saturday. becca, at the Dallam Hartley The children, and parents who were game to get wet, County Library pool party on had a chance to cool off in the city pool for a couple of Saturday. hours. Even librarians Gail Holmes and Kinsey Nicholson Right: Kadelynn Graham, 8, got jumped into the water. good and wet at the Dallam Hart- In addition to swimming, the youngsters used the ley County Library pool party on slides, played on the splash pads and shot hoops. Saturday. The summer reading program comes to a conclusion on August 6, with drawings for prizes to those who read hundreds of hours during their vacation. WEATHER INDEX Tu e s d a y We d n e s d a y Th u r s d a y Fr i d a y

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Hartley County Sheriff’s Department weekly call logs Community Calendar July 15-21 Hartley County Deputies had 10 citations and 11 Prayer Walk service calls during this period. The Annual XIT Prayer Walk will be tonight at 6:30 p.m. All community members of faith are encouraged to gather in the parking lot west of the coliseum, before spreading out to cover the XIT grounds in prayer. July 15 1039 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reck- Band Boosters Meeting less driver The Dalhart High School Golden Wolves Band Boosters will meet tonight at 6:30 p.m. at the high school band 1228 Request to speak with an officer hall. All are welcome to attend and join to support the band! 2019 Officer responded to Highway 87 for bur- glary alarm Veterans Council meeting The Dallam Hartley County Veterans Council meets at noon Wednesday at Welch Grain, 115 E. 2nd Street. July 16 Lunch is provided. All are welcome. 0608 Officer responded to County Road 49 for reckless driver Transportation for Senior Citizens 0916 Cattle out The First Baptist Church will be providing transportation for senior adults to the World’s Largest Free BBQ on 1721 Officer responded to Highway 87 for reck- Saturday. The bus will leave the Dalhart Senior Center at 3:45 p.m. less driver Class Reunion July 17 The Dalhart High School Class of 1958 will celebrate their 60th Anniversary during XIT at the Dalhart Senior 0939 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reck- Citizens. A dinner will be catered by Callie Howard on Friday evening, August 3. The class would like to invite less driver anyone who would like to visit with them to join them after 8:00 p.m. 1605 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reckless driver Raffle Tickets Available 1805 Request to speak with an officer The Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Dalhart Unit, is holding a raffle for a Traeger Pro Series 34 Wood 2258 Cow out Pellet Grill. Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20. The tickets are available at A to Z Home Center, 809 Tennessee Avenue, or by calling Daisha Simmons at 806-249-8655. July 18 1035 Control burn Dalhart Golden Wolves Football Tickets 1139 Request to speak with an officer Reserved seating football tickets for the Dalhart Golden Wolves football team are on sale to current season 1649 Request to speak with an officer ticket holders now until Friday, August 10. Tickets can be purchased at the Dalhart ISD administration office, 1657 Officer responded to Highway 87 for reck- 701 E. 10 Street. Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets not picked up and paid for by the less driver deadline will go on sale to the public beginning Monday, August 13 at 1 p.m. 1734 Officer responded to Highway 54 for motor- ist assist Names of Veterans Memorial 1743 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reck- Dallam-Hartley Veterans Memorial is seeking names for additional monuments. Veterans must have served for less driver one or more years, received an honorable discharge, and been a resident of Dallam or Hartley County for more than one year. Applications are available at www.dalhart.org or by calling the Dalhart Chamber of Commerce: July 19 806-244-5646. 1833 Request to speak with an officer 2200 Officer responded for reckless driver Youth Group The Church of the Nazarene youth group meets Wednesday evenings from 7-8 p.m. at 1102 Keeler. Ages 12-18 July 20 are welcome. 1838 Officer responded to Highway 87 for reckless driver Children’s Storytime The Dallam-Hartley County Library, 420 Denrock Ave, holds Children’s Storytime every Wednesday and Friday July 21 at 10:30 a.m. 0904 Cattle out 0932 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reck- Rotary Club less driver The Dalhart Rotary Club meets at noon each Thursday at the Dalhart Senior Center, 610 Denrock Ave. 1317 Officer responded to Country Club Rd for building alarm Senior Game Night 1330 Officer responded to Highway 54 for motor The Dalhart Senior Citizens Association hosts the Senior Saints Game Night every Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the vehicle assist Dalhart Senior Center, 610 Denrock Ave. Everyone is welcome. 1831 Officer responded to Highway 385 for reckless driver Volunteers Needed Volunteers are needed by Coon Memorial Home Health and Hospice to sit with patients, perform office work or run errands for patients. Information is available by calling 806-244-8738. Thanks to the Community Photography Contest Mary Campbell of All About Kids Day would like to The 2019 XIT Regional Directory Photo Contest is ongoing. The winner’s photo will be on the cover of the thank the following for making the July 21 event a 2019 XIT phone directory. Photos can be submitted anytime via email to: [email protected] or by mail to XIT huge success. Communications, Attn: Photo Contest, P.O. Box 711, Dalhart, TX 79022. Additional information is available by calling the XIT marketing department: 806-384-3311. G and G Operators Purpose Market Sun Loan Grace Lutheran Church Want your event featured here? United Supply Call The Dalhart Texan, 806-244-4511. West Texas Gas Westco Rental Or send an email to [email protected] Jamie Gustin Kvanvig Hilmar Cheese Company It's your community calendar! 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Con’t• Rodeo from Page 1 Other events in the Junior Rodeo included flag The winners of the Junior Rodeo were: racing, breakaway calf roping and barrel racing. Jo Wing and Cyndi Ward watched the action from Class I (age 0-6) Boys All Around Champion - Ryland Wiley chairs on the grass above the cement benches. Girls All Around Champion - Preslie Shelton They were also celebrating multiple generations of their family being involved in the XIT Rodeo and Re- Class II (age 7-9) union. Boys All Around Champion - Kain Van Ryn Jo has great-grandchildren in the rodeo this year, Girls All Around Champion - Pierce Van Ryn and has had children and grandchildren in years Class III (age 10-12) past. The family has also supported the XIT Rodeo Boys All Around Champion - Miguel Vargas and Reunion in other ways over the decades. Girls All Around Champion - Solana Vargas “It’s our history,” said Cyndi. Noelia Joyner, 9, brought her horse, Sparkles, to Class IV (age 13-16) the Junior Rodeo. She was excited to participate in Boys All Around Champion - Klayton Monroe the poles and barrels competitions. Girls All Around Champion - Emmi Winings 16 and Under Jackpot Winner - Sofia Joyner

Julie A. Ferraro | Dalhart Texan Above: Blake Rivas, 5, rounds a barrel during the stick horse events at Saturday’s XIT Junior Ro- deo.

Left: Pierce Van Ryn was the only cowgirl to participate in the steer riding at the XIT Junior Rodeo on Saturday.

Con’t• Budget from Page 1 to designate Tamayo as authorized contact for OneAmerica insurance and en- gaging Durbin and Company as the district’s auditors, however, those documents were not included in the board’s packets. Schaffner offered to let anyone who wished to read the documents do so. The board did unanimously vote on an amended employment contract for Tamayo, which added clauses covering relocation expenses and a district-is- sued credit card. 1016 Maple Ave. - PRICE REDUCED! This home is in a nice location and offers 3 bedrooms and 1.75 bathrooms. Ame- Schaffner reported the district’s outpatient clinics had recently been inspect- nities include central heat and air conditioning, a large back yard and a nice con- ed. The deficiencies found have all been corrected, he added. crete driveway. This home needs freshened up and could be a show place. Gray asked Schaffner if discussions with other hospital CEOs around the state indicate struggles similar to those faced by the district. 622 Scott Ave. - PRICE REDUCED! “Everybody is struggling,” Schaffner replied, unless there is sufficient tax A great place to start! This property would also make a good investment. This money to support a particular hospital. home offers 3 bedrooms, 1.5 bathrooms, central heat and air conditioning and the kitchen appliances. Before adjourning the meeting, Schaffner held an impromptu Dallam-Hartley Counties Healthcare Foundation meeting. “The Foundation has three mem- 1509 Omaha St. bers,” he said, indicating himself, and district board members Curtis Carl The open floor plan offers a fireplace, 4 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms making this Chisum and Sieto Mellema. property very appealing. This double wide mobile home has approximately 1680 The brief discussion involved having the Foundation, being a 501(c)(3) non- square feet, is approximately 10 years old and comes on 2 lots. profit, take over responsibility for the H1B visas required by some foreign em- 701 Idaho St. ployees of the district, to comply with federal regulations. Space and comfort! This open floor plan has a large living room with fireplace, Schaffner announced that the Foundation board can have as many as 15 nice dining room and kitchen. The owners suite is on the opposite end of the members. Those interested in being a part of the Foundation board are encour- house from the 2 guest bedrooms and bathroom. This double wide mobile home aged to contact the district for more information. has approximately 2100 square feet, is approximately 10 years old and comes on During the meeting, dates were announced for High Country Community Ru- 2 lots. ral Health Clinic to move from its present location at 201 Texas Blvd down the 1722 Denver Ave. street to 320 Texas Blvd. The clinic will close August 8, 9 and 10, and reopen at A great home on a large corner lot! The large open living space offers 2 living the new building on August 13. An open house will be held on August 16. areas, a dining space and the kitchen with nice granite countertops and plenty of storage. Down the hall are 3 bedrooms and a large bathroom. The sunroom is a comfortable space. When you come in from the attached garage you will find the well organized mud/laundry room and a nice bathroom. 601 Olive Ave. A 2 for 1 property! The main house is in good condition, has 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, laundry room, & central heat and air conditioning. The efficiency apartment is small and well organized. 1601 Peach Ave. Totally remodeled and a great location! All new windows, paint, flooring, cabi- nets and bathroom fixtures make this home move in ready! For year around comfort you have central heat and air conditioning. The kitchen has a great walk in pantry and a large dining area. This home has all new kitchen appliances and a stacked washer and dryer! We have vacant lots available. Give us a call.

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A horse is a beautiful creature The last time I rode a horse was just about 24 years ago. I remember, because my youngest was still an infant, and he was in the saddle with me as we rode around a track at a slow pace. Before that, I was still in the Navy. It was Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. A group of us stationed at Great Lakes Naval Base drove up and rented the horses for a ride around the countryside. My particular mount was not too well behaved. While I wanted to go down a hill and follow my friends, he decided to turn around and head back up the hill. Yet, I find horses amazing animals. I’ve even written a series of stories about a Julie A Ferraro girl who grows up on a horse ranch and but in the moments I get to sit in the cares deeply for the horses her family Julie A. Ferraro | Dalhart Texan owns. (There’s more to the stories than stands and watch young and old pass just that, of course - a lot of interesting by on their horses, I’ll be smiling. Crop dusting planes have been seen a lot the past few weeks flying overhead, Community Voices No one can ever accuse me of know- like Saturday above the XIT Junior Rodeo. twists and turns.) No matter what happens, she always remembers that feed- ing a lot about horses, but I know this ing, watering and grooming the horses much: their beauty and intelligence, as is important. well as their willingness to give and re- Now that I’m older, and my back ceive love is a very special part of life. Soil surveys to be performed doesn’t tolerate the bouncing of bicy- So, to all those who will be transport- cles, mopeds or horses, I miss the op- ing their horses this week, riding them in Dallam County portunity to saddle up. and caring for them - a word of admira- This coming weekend being my first ex- tion and thanks. Greetings from the MLRA 77 Soil Survey Office in Lubbock, Texas. perience of the XIT Rodeo and Reunion, Maybe someday I’ll have a chance to We will be doing some documentation work in the western part of Dallam County I’ll enjoy watching others ride, rope and climb into the saddle once again, for a during August of this year. meet the challenge of the arena. sedate walk around a ring, so as not to We will be taking soil samples to observe soil texture (sand, silt and clay per- I’ll be running from event to event, try- reinjure my back. Until then, I’ll let you cents), soil depth, depth to caliche, percent soft caliche and other properties. ing to cover all the news that happens, do the riding while I watch. The information we collect helps to determine soil erosion potential that may be important to assist landowners with land management decisions. Soil sampling is also done to verify and, or update the original soil mapping. This activity improves soil information for public use and provides updated information to support NRCS conservation programs. New CASA board members We are looking at taking individual soil descriptions as well as conducting transects (ten soil descriptions in a line to determine the composition of soil in a announced for Dallam and given area). When using the soil coring machines on our trucks the holes we dig are approxi- Hartley Counties mately 2 inches in diameter and go to a depth of about 50 inches. In the event that the soil is too hard for use of the machine on our trucks we often use a sharp- shooter shovel and a bucket auger. When using these tools the sampling hole is approximately 6 inches in diameter at the top but about 3 inches in diameter as we go deeper, to about 50 inches. We stop digging when we hit hard caliche and any rocks found go back in the hole. Once we get the information we need from each hole, we’ll fill it in and move on to the next spot. Rarely do we need to dig more than ten holes in a section of property and do not sample in cropped fields. We appreciate your cooperation and if you have any questions please contact Todd Carr, soil survey project leader, at (806) 791-0592 extension 9944.

Courtesy Photo Edna Marques-Padilla, April Lind and Lawana Page are sworn in as CASA 69 board members by Judge Rowdy Rhoades

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Three new board members have taken up their duties for the 69th Judicial Dis- trict. CASA 69, Inc. recently welcomed Edna Marques-Padilla, April Lind and Lawana Page to the board. April moved to Dalhart, as branch operations manager with Happy State Bank. April is very outgoing and has done quite a bit of volunteer work. April and her husband, Scott, joined CASA 69 because they believe they have the network that can benefit CASA 69 and most of all the children in our community. Edna is married with two children. She is vice principal for Dalhart Intermediate School.She brings nine years of working with children and is now in an adminis- trative position where she must offer solutions to problems. Edna joined CASA 69 because she believes all children deserve an advocate to help them have a suc- cessful future. Lawana is married with one son and is the owner of Sunshine Café in Hartley. She has an extensive background working in health care, being a correctional officer at the prison and working for the Texas Department of Human Services to name a few places where she has served people. Lawana was a CASA 69 Volunteer at one time and she wanted to serve on the board to support to CASA volunteers and bring awareness to the community about neglected and abused children. Last year, CASA 69, Inc. served 87 children of the 69th Judicial District, which is comprised of Dallam, Hartley, Moore and Sherman Counties. CASA volunteers advocate in the court system for children who are victims of abuse, neglect, or abandonment. The 16 member board of directors consists of community volunteers from the four counties. Edna, April and Lawana will be joining our dedicated board: Trent Cunning- ham, Mike Ford, Stephanie Foust, Andy Hulett Beth Moore, from Dallam and Hart- ley Counties; Joli Hauser, Alicia Law, Wayne Smith from Sherman County; Cin- dy Johnson, Rowdy Rhoades, Bethany Scroggins and Angela Warren from Moore County. DALHART TEXAN July 31, 2018 • 5 Local 4-H members compete on state level

Special to the Dalhart Texan Five young men traveled to San Antonio earlier this month to compete at the State 4-H Shooting Sports Games. Barrett Bezner competed in archery competitions, while Max Frantz, Erik Frantz, Cooper Lackie and Zane Thompson showed off their skills with a shotgun. Barrett placed fifth in the 3-D division for archery and took fourth place honors in the Modified 600 Divi- sion. Cooper won first place in his division for shooting skeet, and Max took seventh place shooting trap in his division.

Courtesy Photos Right: Max Frantz shoots at the 4-H Shooting Sports competition in San Antonio. Left: Barrett Bezner stands with his winning archery target. Artists learn new techniques in four-week class Paula Nusz Special to the Dalhart Texan

The final One Stroke Painting class was held at Legacy Assisted Living on July 26. Bobbie Strong, the instructor from Stratford, took her students through a variety of projects over the four week course, with the final lesson being how to paint on glass. Helen Summerour, Wade Estes, Helen Pack, Paula Nusz and Stella Walker watched and listened intensely as Bobbie explained why painting on glass is differ- ent from other media. Enamel or multi-surface paint is the correct paint to use. Bobbie also noted how, after painting on any glass, it must either air-dry for 21 days or be baked in the oven to be cured. To paint on a food surface - since enamel or multi-surface paints are not food safe – Bobbie recommended reverse painting from the backside. When considering placement of the painting on drink glasses, Bobbie reminded the students to leave a space for lips to sip from the top edge. The students had a choice whether to paint birthday candles or flowers on their glass. Rubbing alcohol was used to clear the glass surface of any residue. Bob- bie advised the students not to touch the painting surface again with their fingers after it had been cleaned, as the paint will not stick to fingerprints. Bobbie recommended that the inside of the drinking glass be filled with a solid color paper, to make it easier to ‘see’ the paint. The flower of the week was a daisy. With location marks placed at 12-3-6-9, like a clock, the petals were painted from the outside towards the center. The center was either painted as a dab (for solid interior) or as a dots. Candles were painted using two brush strokes side-by-side to make the candle body. The flame was painted in the same technique as the first leaf form that had been learned weeks earlier. Digital Mammography Close to Home Allowing time for the paint to dry, a red flash was added to the flame. White ‘melting wax’ was also added to the candle. Some students wanted to use rose buds on this project, so Bobbie gave a quick reminder lesson. Painting on glass was easier than other surfaces, because fresh paint errors could be removed using rubbing alcohol! Slowly the glasses became beautiful art. The flowers on canvas, roosters on canvas, trash cans, and drinking glasses painted as part of the One Stroke Painting course will be on display at Legacy As- sisted Living throughout the XIT celebrations. All are welcome to stop by and view the art.

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Game Changers win coed softball league proud sponsor of our local athletes BILL KELLY won that matchup by a score of 12-8. Game Changers BIG & SMALL !! Dalhart Texan won easily that night against New Life Teal by a final of United Supply 23-0. The Dalhart Softball Association co-ed league finished The final two games of the regular season were played HWY 87 South its regular season after five weeks of Tuesday night July 24. New Life White played New Life Teal and man- Dalhart Texas games. aged to squeak out a 13-12 win. The game between Game Game Changers, coached by Julie Speer, finished in Changers and IDK ended in a 0-0 tie. 806-249-5654 first place in the regular season with no losses and one A tournament for the coed league is scheduled for Au- tie for a record of 4-0-1. gust 7 at 7 p.m. With only four teams in the league, two games were These are the final standings for the co-ed league regu- have a fun summer sports season… played every Tuesday evening at the McLeod Softball lar season. The coaches’ names are in parentheses. The Complex. On July 3, New Life White beat New Life Teal records are wins-losses-ties. by a score of 14-1 and Game Changers defeated IDK 18- 12. Game Changers (Julie Speer): 4-0-1 Both games on July 10 were won by seven runs. New IDK (Geoffery Maestas): 2-2-1 Life Teal took on IDK and won 7-0, and Game Changers New Life White (Terry Stegall): 2-3-0 beat New Life White by that same 7-0 score. New Life Teal (Gene Phillips): 1-4-0 IDK went up against New Life White on July 17 and Outlaws win men’s softball league regular season BILL KELLY Three games were played July 24. Average Joes beat Dalhart Texan Roadrunners by ten runs, 16-6. The next two games were much closer. Outlaws defeated The Mixx in a high The Dalhart Softball Association men’s league fin- scoring game by two runs, 19-17, and then New Life Red ished its season with games every night last week except won against Weak-End Warriors by a single run, 8-7. Wednesday. Five games were played July 26. Young Gunz beat Bad Outlaws won the regular season easily, finishing at Boyz 13-3 while New Life Blue defeated Balls Deep 7-0. 21-3, four games ahead of three teams that tied for sec- Havok won easily against Ice Cold Pitchers by a score Burgers - Pasta - Pizza - Steaks ond place. of 21-3 while Outlaws took on Average Joes and won Five games were played July 23. Weak-End Warriors that game 16-7. The final game was also the closest of took on Roadrunners and were able to hold on for a 14- the night, as Roadrunners beat New Life Red 22-20. 12 win. Outlaws beat Young Gunz in a fairly close game There were just four games July 27. Bad Boyz beat The by a final of 10-7. Mixx 12-9 and Weak-End Warriors defeated Bad Habit Bad Boyz beat New Life Blue 17-11. Bad Habit played 22-4. against Ice Cold Pitchers and won that matchup by a Young Gunz took on Balls Deep and won that game score of 10-6. 14-3 while New Life Blue beat Ice Cold Pitchers by a final In the final game on Monday, Havok played went up 8-2 score of 7-2. Breakfast All Day against Balls Deep and won under the lights by a final These are the final standings for the men’s league reg- score of 22-5. ular season. Dine in - Take out - Delivery IN THE Outlaws (Justin Ortiz): 21-3 Weak-End Warriors (Fernando Hernandez): 17-7 Young Gunz (Tim Gallagher): 17-7 The Cow Feed Co. GAME OF LIFE... Havok (Albert Mendoza): 17-7 715 East 7th st. WE HAVE YOU COVERED! New Life Red (Gene Phillips): 15-9 Bad Boyz (Junior Hernandez): 14-10 Average Joes (Joe Kramer): 12-12 Dalhart, TX ion is our futur satisfact e Your Bonds Roadrunners (Bobby Penner): 12-12 806-244-5250 Auto Workmans Comp Home Dairies Balls Deep (Tim Lenz): 9-15 Person Sprinklers Feedlots New Life Blue (Terry Stegall): 8-16 Aircraft Motorcycles Boats Owners The Mixx (Hugo Davila and Edmar Montes): 8-16 Mobile Home Machinery Equipment Motor Homes Animal Mortality Renters Semis & Trailers Bad Habit (Daniel Gonzales): 4-20 General Liability Crops Property Pasture Ice Cold Pitchers (Anthony Leal): 2-22 Proud Sports Sponsor Farm & Ranch709 DENVER AVE • DALHAR T, TEXAS Life 806-244-6491 DALHART TEXAN July 31, 2018 • 7 Weekly Crossword Puzzle

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Answer to July 27 sudoku 8 • July 31, 2018 DALHART TEXAN Team Roping shows off skills Purpose Market promotes health Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan

Sunday morning’s cool weather was welcomed by the competitors and spectators for the annual XIT Team Roping competition. Dozens of teams gathered for the event, with dozens of steers lined up to give the riders suitable moving targets for their ropes. An essential part of team roping is for both riders to work in tandem. Once the steer’s head is secured, the second rope must capture the hind legs. Which isn’t easy. Penalties were assessed for missing both hind legs, or roping the steer too soon out of the chute. Once the steers had their runs, the 2018 XIT Queen contestants were responsible for moving them back from the far end of the arena to the holding pen.

The winning teams, by time, were:

#9 - Tyler Ferguson and Neal Ferguson - 6.33 #11 - Marty Mathis and Jack Pancost - 6.47 #13 - Janesa Garcia and Brandon Brown - 5.52

The winning teams, by average time, were: Jorja Jones | Dalhart Texan #9 - Tyler Ferguson and Neal Ferguson - 39.03 #11 - Lucy Lawson and Ben Barnes - 36.91 A Zumba demonstration had women moving to the beat during Saturday’s #13 - Janesa Garcia and Brandon Brown - 26.32 Purpose Market. Julie A. Ferraro Complete results will be available on the McCracken website: http://www.mc3- Dalhart Texan teamropings.com Being “Healthy in Dalhart” was the theme of Saturday’s Purpose Market, and many opportunities presented themselves to accomplish that goal. Rachael Galdean of Bliss and Balance gave a yoga demonstration, and will be offering yoga classes beginning in August at the Dalhart Senior Center. Once the youngsters start back to school mid-month, Rachael also invites mothers who might be interested to join the classes, which will take place on Monday and Wednesday mornings at 9 a.m. She also holds yoga classes at Coon Memorial Hospital on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m. Patty Rocco and Andrea Brazeal led a group of women in a mini Zumba class, as well. Described as a “Latin inspired, easy to follow, calorie burning, dance fitness party,” the classes are just $5 per person and take place on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m. Beginning in August at the Lego Gym, 801 Peach Av- enue. Rico Aviation set up a canopy, giving away flying toys and explaining their healthcare transport services. The Dallam-Hartley Counties Hospital District had multiple booths, including a mini job fair as they look to hire a few more nurses. Another booth featured information on care for seniors age 55 and over, including mental distress. Providing a list of possible symptoms, Senior Care Solutions hopes to break the stigma of mental health issues so people feel more willing to seek care. That list includes sadness, anger, mood swings, withdrawal from others, loss of motivation and other symptoms. Senior Care Solutions can be reached at 806- Julie A. Ferraro | Dalhart Texan 244-9261. In addition to the health-related vendors, the Purpose Market featured fresh veg- Colten Daniel, left, moves to lasso a steer’s hind legs after Rileigh Brown has etables, fresh baked goods, and hand-made tortillas, among other treasures. its head during Sunday’s XIT Team Roping competition. The next Purpose Market will be August 11. Public Notice 2018 Property Tax Rates for Frank Phillips College NOTICE TO BIDDERS This notice concerns 2018 property tax rates for FPC. It presents information about three tax rates. Last year’s tax rate is the actual rate the taxing unit used to determine property taxes last year. This year’s effective tax rate The City of Dalhart, Texas will receive sealed bids for the would impose the same total taxes as last year if you compare properties taxed in both years. This year’s rollback tax rate is the highest tax rate the following until 10:00 a.m., August 21, 2018, at which taxing unit can set before taxpayers can start tax rollback procedures. In each case these rates are found by dividing the total amount of taxes by the time they will be opened and read publicly in the City tax base (the total value of taxable property) with adjustments as required Council Chambers, 205 RockIsland, City Hall, Dalhart, by state law. The rates are given per $100 of property value.

Texas: Last year’s tax rate: Last year’s operating taxes $585,857 Last year’s debt taxes $0 Last year’s total taxes $585,857 ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE (AMI) Last year’s tax base $1,762,983,719 FOR WATER Last year’s total tax rate 0.033231/$100

This year’s effective tax rate: Last year’s adjusted taxes Specifications may be obtained from the City Managers (after subtracting taxes on lost property) $585,857 Office. Tax-Exemption Certificates shall be furnished ÷ This year’s adjusted tax base (after subtracting value of new property) $1,797,919,652 upon request. = This year’s effective tax rate 0.032500/$100

This year’s rollback tax rate: Last year’s adjusted operating taxes Bids may be hand delivered to the Office of the City Sec- (after subtracting taxes on lost property and adjusting for any retary, 205 RockIsland City Hall, Dalhart, Texas, deliv- transferred function, tax increment financing, state criminal justice mandate and/or enhanced indigent health care ered via courier to the Office of the City Secretary, 205 expenditures) $585,857 ÷ This year’s adjusted tax base $1,797,919,652 RockIsland, Dalhart Texas, or mailed to P.O. Box 2005, = This year’s effective operating rate 0.032500/$100 × 1.08 = this year’s maximum operating rate 0.035100/$100 Dalhart, Texas 79022. Sealed envelope should be plainly + This year’s debt rate 0.000000/$100 marked “ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE = This year’s rollback rate 0.035100/$100 (AMI) FOR WATER BID ENCLOSED, and shall reflect Statement of Increase/Decrease the date and time of bid opening. Any bid received after If FPC adopts a 2018 tax rate equal to the effective tax rate of 0.032500 per the specified bid opening time and date shall be returned $100 of value, taxes would increase compared to 2017 taxes by $ 5,338. to the sender, unopened. Facsimile and email bids will Schedule A: Unencumbered Fund Balances: The following estimated balances will be left in the unit’s property tax ac- not be accepted. counts at the end of the fiscal year. These balances are not encumbered by a corresponding debt obligation. The City of Dalhart reserves the right to accept or reject Type of Property Tax Fund Balance Maintenance 60,000 any or all bids submitted and to waive any formalities or technicalities. This notice contains a summary of actual effective and rollback tax rates’ calculations. You can inspect a copy of the full calculations at 401 Denver Ave., Dalhart, TX 79022. The City Council will consider bids for award at the Au- gust 22nd, 2018 City Council Meeting. Name of person preparing this notice: Holly McCauley Title: Frank Phillips College Tax Assessor/Collector Date prepared: July 23, 2018 DALHART TEXAN July 27, 2018 • 9

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Photos by: Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan

Little Miss XIT Klara Sullins, left, and Little Mr. XIT Brock Graham, rode in a utility vehicle driven by XIT Director Kyle Burk during the grand entrance at Saturday’s Junior Rodeo.

Chris Pruitt III, 7, slides into the pool during the Dallam Hartley County Li- brary’s pool party on Saturday.

Jay McMorris, 13, shoots for the hoop during the Dallam Hartley County Li- 2018 XIT Queen contestant Jaci Brown urges the steers back to their pen for brary pool party on Saturday. Sunday’s Team Roping competition.