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THE CLARENDON 02.27.2014  The Texas Panhandle’s First Newspaper. Established 1878. Enterprise  THE CLARENDON NEWS & THE DONLEY COUNTY LEADEREADER www.ClarendonLive.com Candidate Single 00 Beer now available at local stores Copy $1 The natural drought still lingers, that Friday was Allsup’s busiest day but Clarendon long “dry” spell came so far and that while alcohol sales deadline is THIS WEEK to an end last Thursday, February 13, have been great, other merchandise with the fi rst package sales of beer is selling better also. 2 Ag census shows the value since 1902. “I’m seeing deli items and this Friday and the potential of rural More than three months after lots of other stuff selling more,” With only a few days left before America. Donley County voters approved a Sorrells said. “Customers are excited the sign-up period closes, the City of 3 Clarendon College judging local option to legalize the sale of and have come in whooping and Hedley is the only one of seven local teams continue to do well at alcoholic beverages, Budweiser hollering.” governments that has drawn enough contests. trucks rolled up to Allsup’s Sorrells said alcohol sales are candidates to have a competitive 4 A new scam targets users convenience store and Lowe’s allowed between 7 a.m. and midnight election. of Google’s Wallet app. Family Center to stock coolers that Monday through Saturday and from As of Tuesday morning, four 12 And Hedley students had been running in anticipation for noon to midnight on Sunday. other local entities had drawn just get to learn more about weeks. Lowe’s manager Buddy James enough candidates to fi ll the seats emergency medicine. Allsup’s sold the fi rst beer in said sales at his store have been available in this spring’s election, All this and much more as The Enterprise and two more were still one candi- reports in this week’s amazing edition! the city to Billy Curry and Danny steady and were about what the Nugent at 11:25 Thursday morning, company expected. The supermarket date short. and sales since then have been brisk, had its fi rst beer sale about 20 In Hedley, the terms of Mayor Chamber taking the store says. minutes after Allsup’s. Leon Ward and Aldermen Lonnie “It has been awesome,” said Lowe’s began stocking wine Danny Nugent and Billy Curry were the fi rst to buy beer in Roby and Carrie Butler are up this award nominations Allsup’s clerk Trish Voyles. “We last Friday, and one clerk said she Clarendon at Allsup’s last Thursday after voters legalized the year. All three incumbents are run- The Clarendon Chamber of have been busy every day, and there was surprised by how many local sale of alcohol in November. ning for reelection, and challenger Commerce is taking nominations hasn’t been any problems. Our sales people drink wine. Diana Postma has fi led for the board, for recognition of local citizens. are defi nitely up, and that’s good for CEFCO’s two Clarendon permit applications are pending for The Broken Road Café at Giles setting up the need for an election Nominees can include the town.” convenience stores have also applied two Clarendon restaurants – Bar and the Bar H Dude Ranch have this May. anyone from Donley County. Manager Haskell Sorrells said for beer and wine permits, and state H BBQ & More and JD SteakOut. applied for state permits as well. The City of Clarendon has three The awards to be given this year spots open and three candidates at include: the Saints’ Roost Award press time. Aldermen Larry Jeffers (for a lifetime of service to the and Beverly Burrow are seeking re- community), Man and Woman election and John Lockhart has also of the Year (for outstanding ser- fi led to run for the board. vice in 2012), Pioneer Man and The Clarendon College Dis- Woman of the Year, and Volunteer trict has three seats available on the of the Year. Board of Regents, and the positions Each nomination should are held by Dr. John Howard, Dr. include a brief narrative of the Bill Sansing, and Jack Moreman, reason for the selection and quali- and all three have fi led to run again. fi cations of the nominee. Nomina- Incumbent Ted Wright and tions should be limited to a maxi- challengers Troy Monroe and mum of one page in length and Michelle McCann have signed up to can be as short as a few informal run for three positions on the Hedley sentences. ISD Board of Trustees. Nominations are confi den- The Donley County Hospital tial, but the person making the Board has four positions up this year. nomination should include their Those seats are held by Jan Farris, name and number in case the Jeannie Owens, Mark C. White, and awards committee has any ques- Lori Howard. All four are signed up. tions. H.L. Baird and Sam Grider are For convenience, nomination running for the city board in How- forms are being published in this ardwick where three positions are week’s CLARENDON ENTERPRISE on open. page ten. Clarendon ISD has two trustee Nominations can be deliv- Successful Season positions up this year, and incum- ered to the chamber offi ce at The Clarendon Lady Broncos capped off a great 2013-2014 basketball season as the runners-up at the regional tournament last bent Weldon Sears has fi led for re- the Mulkey Theatre or mailed Saturday afternoon at South Plains College in Levelland, following a close game to Plains. The girls beat Sundown the day before election. to Clarendon Chamber of Com- and Sunray last Tuesday in playoff action. Complete details of the regional tournament are published this week. Congratulations, Filing for local positions runs merce, PO Box 987, Clarendon, through Friday, February 28. Elec- Ladies, on a great season! ENTERPRISE PHOTO /ROGER ESTLACK TX 79226. tions will are scheduled for May 10.

Application help to be offered March 3 NJCAA penalizes CC The High Plains Food Bank Primary will be offering application assis- tance next Monday, March 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Clarendon cross-country team Housing Authority offi ce. election The Clarendon College men’s paperwork was sloppy.” Application assistance will cross-country program has been CC is already taking steps be given to those interested in placed on one-year probation to make sure this problem never applying for Food Stamps, TANF, Tuesday by the National Junior College happens again, Riza said. A new CHIP/Children’s Medicaid, Adult Athletic Association following a full time athletic director, Brad Medicaid & Women’s Health Republican and Democratic random audit. Vanden Boogaard, is already in Care, or Long Term Care. voters will head to the polls next CC President Dr. Robert Riza place, and he will be attending Those interested in applying Tuesday, March 4, to determine who informed the Board of Regents NJCAA training this summer. In should bring the following infor- they want to see on the ballot this about the penalty during last addition, new eligibility checklist mation: Social security cards, November. Thursday’s regular board meeting procedures are being implemented, ID and or birth certifi cates for As of this Tuesday morning, and said the problem was simply and CC coaches will be receiving everyone in household; Proof of 205 people had early voted in the that the college’s former athletic training also. all income - Social Security, Last Republican Primary, and 14 voters director had “sloppy paperwork.” On a positive note, Riza told four Stubs, etc.; Receipt for rent had cast early ballots in the Demo- Riza said the college received the board that more than 90 student or lease agreement or mortgage cratic Primary. Early voting contin- notice by the NJCAA three weeks athletes from Clarendon had been payment; Most recent telephone, ues by personal appearance at the ago that it would audit CC’s indoor listed on the athletic director’s fall electricity, gas, water, insurance Donley County Courthouse Annex track and fi eld program. During the honor roll for having a 3.0 or higher premium, medical bills, and pre- through this Friday, February 28. course of the audit, CC offi cials GPA, and 11 of those students had scriptions; Proof of resources, Voting next Tuesday will take and the NJCAA discovered some 4.0 GPAs. such as checking or savings place at the locations listed below. problems with letters of intent Riza updated regents on an account statement or passbook, Check your voter registration card signed by members of the men’s employee survey which found that life insurance policies, tax state- for your precinct. cross-country team, athletes who “meeting students’ needs” is the ments for real estate; and Immu- Republican Voters: Precinct also participate in indoor track and college’s top priority and that the nization Records (TANF and 101 – Clarendon College Bairfi eld fi eld competitions. maintenance and housekeeping Children’s Medicaid only). Activity Center, Precinct 102 – How- “You are allowed a certain staff ranked the highest in terms ardwick City Hall, Precinct 201 – number of letters of intent,” Riza of friendliness and teamwork. The Deadline nearing Donley County Courthouse, Precinct later told the ENTERPRISE, “and, survey also gave low ranking for for NRCS tree sale 301 – Assembly of God Fellowship if one of those athletes ends up communications and collaboration The Donley County Soil & Hall, Precinct 303 – Hedley First Dr. Robert Riza was one of the Donley County primary voters cast- not coming here, you are allowed between the administration and the Water Conservation District is Baptist Church, and Precinct 401 – ing ballots on the fi rst day of early voting last Tuesday. Early voting to release them and add another faculty and staff, which he said he selling a wide variety of small, Church of Christ Family Life Center. continues through this Friday, and election day will be next Tues- one. We’re allowed letters for ten expected. men and ten women to run cross- The president also reported medium and large sized ever- Democratic Voters: Precincts day. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / ROGER ESTLACK greens, deciduous shade, shrubs, 101, 102, 201, 301, and 401 – Donley country, and we had one or two too meeting with representatives and fruit trees. County Courthouse Annex; and Pre- next Commissioner of Precinct 2 – a write-in candidate for Republican many.” of Cielo Wind Energy and said Order forms are available at cinct 303 – Hedley Lions Club Den. Daniel Ford, John Grady, and Mitch- County Chair. Probation for the cross- the company is inquiring about the Donley County NRCS offi ce. Several candidates are running ell Martin. In the Democratic primary, the country men means they cannot tax relief – not a tax abatement Have your orders turned in by on the Republican ticket, which Other Republican candidates on following local candidates are run- participate in regional or national – for its proposed wind farm in March 1, 2014. The trees should includes contested races for two the primary ballot are Pam Mason for ning: Precinct 1&2 Justice of the playoffs next fall and the number of northwestern Donley County. be delivered around the second offi ces. Precinct 1&2 Justice of the Peace, Peace Connie Havens, Ricky Rattan scholarship positions CC can offer Riza also briefed the board or third week in March. For more The offi ce of county judge has Precinct 3&4 Justice of the Peace for Precinct 4 Commissioner, and for that program is reduced from on his plan to use some S3 grant information, contact the Donley four Republican candidates – Randy Denise Bertrand, Precinct 1 Com- County/District Clerk Fay. ten to six. funds to offer TSI testing in area County Soil & Water Conserva- Bond, Gary Campbell, Jack Craft, missioner Dan Sawyer, and County Early voting runs through Feb- “We broke the rule, and we’re high schools as a way to help lower tion District at 806-874-3561, and Dr. John Howard; and three men Treasurer Wanda Smith. Katherine ruary 28. The primaries will be on going to take the punishment,” Riza the number of students needing extension 3. are running as Republicans to be the Williams is not on the ballot but is March 4. said. “This is just a situation where See ‘College’ on page 3 THE CLARENDON 2 OPINION The Clarendon Enterprise • February 27, 2014 Enterprise 136th Year, Series 3, Vol. XXV, No. 9 • E18.50 The Clarendon Enterprise (USPS 947040, ISSN commentary 1088-9698) is published each Thursday by Roger Ag census tells potential of rural US A. Estlack at 105 S. Kearney Street, Clarendon, Texas 79226-1110. Periodicals postage paid at Clarendon, Texas 79226-1110. Copyright © 2014. By Ag Secretary Tom Vilsack cipal operators increased dramatically, middle—farms and ranches that are All rights reserved. Census of Agriculture Results Tell refl ecting the changing face of America middle-sized and mid-income—and This paper’s fi rst duty is to print all the news that is GOP should fi t to print, honestly and fairly to all, unbiased by any Story of Unlimited Potential in Rural as a whole. We are hopeful that USDA ensure that they can access resources and consideration even its own editorial opinion. America policies that attract and retain the next protections to help them thrive. Here too, This week, USDA released pre- Any erroneous refl ection upon the character, stand- generation of talent into rural America the farm bill will provide much-needed ing, or reputation of any person, fi rm, or corporation liminary data from the 2012 Census of will help to continue this trend. relief and stability through guaranteed which may occur in the columns of The Clarendon stand for Enterprise will be gladly corrected upon being Agriculture that provides a snapshot of a The number of small and very large disaster assistance. brought to the attention of the management. rural America that remains stable in the farms held steady. This refl ects, in part, More than anything, the census ENTERPRISE STAFF face of diffi cult economic times. While USDA’s recent push to help farmers illustrates the power of data. Data free trade the data do not paint a perfect picture, and ranchers diversify into new mar- from the census helps to inform smart Roger A. Estlack By K. William Watson, they do tell a story of the unlimited kets, including local and regional food policymaking that makes life easier for Publisher & Editor potential and growing opportunity in Cato Institute systems, specialty crops and organic farmers and ranchers. It helps to stand Ashlee Estlack modern rural America. The U.S. trade agenda is fl oundering and there’s production, and expand market access up programs and initiatives that benefi t Contributing Editor a lot of blame to go around. House Democrats have Census data indicate that the loss of for American farm products overseas. young and beginning farmers and ranch- refused to support trade promotion authority (TPA), farmland has slowed signifi cantly since The 2014 Farm Bill will do even more ers just starting out; improve access to Tara Hogan which would streamline passage of President Obama’s 2007, which means that while a total of to expand support for beginning farm- resources that help women, veteran and Offi ce Director signature trade initiative, the Trans-Pacifi c Partnership. 72 million acres of farmland have been ers and new market opportunities for all minority farmers and ranchers thrive; Morgan Wheatly As for the Senate, Harry Reid recently announced lost since the 1982 census, we have producers. and help farmers and ranchers diversify Ads & Layouts his opposition, and the administration doesn’t seem begun to stem the tide. New tools in the At the same time, we cannot ignore into new markets, including local and 2014 Farm Bill should help to further willing to apply the political muscle needed to get it that devastating weather events increas- regional food systems, specialty crops CORRESPONDENTS through. slow and perhaps even reverse this trend ingly impacts producers’ bottom lines. and organic production. Peggy Cockerham The news media have also reported that “the tea in some areas of the country. The prolonged drought and lack of We are on the right track, but Howardwick party” is rising up in opposition to TPA. They point to The results reinforce what we have disaster assistance over the past several there is still more work to do. In order a handful of organizations that, using the party label, known for many years: the farm popula- years have made it even tougher for live- to survive, American agriculture must Sandy Anderberg have argued that free trade agreements are part of the tion is aging. While that is a concern, stock producers and mid-sized farms to continue to embrace innovation and Clarendon Sports president’s globalist agenda to enact “Obamatrade.” the data also show that the number of survive and thrive, and the data refl ects diversity in crop production, markets, Fred Gray The truth is that the tea party movement has con- young farmers increased slightly and the that reality. people and land use across the agricul- College & Hedley Sports sistently driven the Republican Party toward genuine, number of minority farm and ranch prin- We must do more to protect the tural sector. Kari Lindsey unconditional support of free trade. The evidence is Photographer there for anyone willing to look. Matthew Martinez We have two terms worth of voting records to Photographer help us understand the impact of the tea party on trade politics in Washington. The “tea party class” of Kathy Spier Hedley House and Senate freshmen from 2010 voted strongly in favor of the last three trade agreements, along with CONTACT INFORMATION the rest of the Republican caucus. More importantly, members most closely aligned with the tea party Phone movement have been much more likely than other 806.874.2259 Republicans to support opening the U.S. market with- Fax out the need for reciprocal trade agreements. 806.874.2423 These members stood out last term for their principled opposition to popular bipartisan trade initia- E-Mail tives. Members like Tim Huelskamp, Justin Amash, [email protected] Jeff Flake and Mike Lee broke with their Republican colleagues when Congress voted to expand subsidies Web Site www.ClarendonLive.com from the Export-Import Bank, to impose tariffs on all goods from China under the pretext of currency rebal- ancing, and to exacerbate protectionist antidumping ADVERTISING laws. They were joined by conservative groups like Open Display rates are $5 per PASS column inch. Classifi ed Ads are $8 for the fi rst 15 FreedomWorks and the Club for Growth that con- words and 15¢ per word for each additional demned these programs as harmful corporate welfare word (Boxes or special typography are extra.). and economic interventionism. Thank You Notes are $10 for the fi rst 40 words and 15¢ per word for each additional That’s not to say that there aren’t Republicans word. Basic engagement, wedding, anni- that actively oppose trade. Late last year some 27 versary, and birth announcements are $10 each. Expanded wedding announcements Republicans signed a pair of letters opposing trade are $20. A one-column announcement pic- promotion authority. The leaders of the effort, such as ture is $5, and a two-column announcement picture is $10. Pictures submitted for publi- Rep. Walter Jones, have opposed trade expansion for cation should be picked up within ten days decades. However, some of the signatories, such as after publication. Reps. Michele Bachmann, Paul Broun, Louie Gohm- DEADLINES ert, and Steve Stockman, are members of the Congres- sional Tea Party Caucus. White House’s war on the worker News articles and photos are due by Monday at noon. Advertising and Classi- These members appear to have accepted the argu- It’s hard to deny that the Obama you consider have consistently rejected this reality. fi eds are due by fi ve o’clock Monday after- ment that trade promotion authority gives undue power noon. Deadlines may be altered for holidays administration has declared a war on the thousands There’s nothing compassionate about or special issues. to President Obama. Protectionists at the American the American worker. One need look of additional deliberately making Americans more Jobs Alliance have relied on the power of an anti- no further than two recent reports from jobs being dependent on the federal government, SUBSCRIPTIONS Obama message in their campaign to paint free trade the nonpartisan Congressional Budget withheld from nor is there compassion in robbing them Annual subscriptions are available for $29 agreements as part of a power-grab by the president to for zip codes inside Donley County, $39 Offi ce. In a report released earlier this the American of paid hours or incentivizing them to elsewhere in Texas, and $44 out of state. impose his anti-American “Obamatrade” agenda. month, the CBO found that Obamacare people on leave the labor force entirely. POSTMASTER: Send all address changes This attempt to turn free trade into a referendum will reduce the size of the American account of texas A truly compassionate agenda to: The Clarendon Enterprise, PO Box 1110, on Obama is frustrating and nonsensical. Republicans Clarendon, TX 79226-1110. Digital Sub- labor force by 2.5 million full-time burdensome times would seek to expand opportunity scriptions are $14.95 per year. have been begging the president to request trade pro- workers over the next decade. Mean- regulations by sen. john cornyn rather than dependency. It would place a LETTERS motion authority for years over staunch opposition while, in a separate study, the CBO and political higher value on the dignity of work and from House and Senate Democrats. Right now, Presi- found that the president’s goal of raising posturing. But these are the realities the self-reliance of American workers. Letters to the editor are welcome. Views dent Obama’s own disinterest is the strongest impedi- expressed in letters are those of the writers the minimum wage to $10.10 per hour of the Obama administration and the For that matter, a truly compassionate and do not necessarily refl ect the views of ment to his trade agenda. could kill up to 1 million jobs. policies it promotes – policies that are agenda would aim to dismantle Obam- the editor or staff of The Clarendon Enter- Adding to the confusion, some news sources have prise. Submission of a letter does not guar- When the labor force is about to do decreasing opportunities for Americans acare and replace it with patient-centered antee publication. Letters may be edited for also cited the anti-trade views of conservative activ- a vanishing act to the tune of 2.5 million and increasing their dependency on the alternatives that encourage both work grammar, style, or length. All letters must ists like Judson Phillips of the for-profi t “Tea Party workers – and an additional 1 million federal government, policies that, collec- and job creation. be signed and must include an address Nation,” and Phyllis Schlafl y of the paleoconservative and telephone number for verifi cation. To jobs are potentially on the chopping tively, amount to a war on the American The last fi ve years have been a improve your chances of publication, type Eagle Forum as evidence of the tea party movement’s block – the rational thing to do would worker. policy experiment in the exact oppo- and double space your letter, stick to one impact on trade policy. But the position and rhetoric main topic, and keep it brief. No letters will be to change or avoid the policies that I’ve met and corresponded with site. The result has been a historically be accepted from candidates for local politi- of these groups doesn’t match up with the ideological are to blame. Unfortunately, that sort of some of these workers – workers like sluggish recovery, a decline in median cal offi ces. Letters submitted to this newspa- character of the broader tea party movement. Rather, per become the property of The Enterprise common sense is in short supply at this the single mother I met in Tyler and household income and less economic and cannot be returned. they seem to embody a lingering strain of economic White House, where inconvenient facts the teacher from Irving, both of whom opportunity for Americans. As Republi- nationalism that fueled grassroots conservative move- have little sway over political priorities. have had their hours cut as a result of cans, it does us no good to simply point  ments in previous decades. In fact, the White House has Obamacare. They recognize something to these facts and say, “I told you so.” The tea party movement is quintessentially dif- doubled down on these policies, and that seems to be utterly lost on this The status quo is not written in stone. The Texas Panhandle’s ferent. The energy motivating conservative grassroots even gone so far as to tell the American administration: Work is not just about With the right mix of economic First Newspaper today is fueled by a free market populism that has no people that fewer workers and reduced money and income. It’s about dignity, policies, America can return to the THE CLARENDON NEWS, established June 1, 1878 with which have merged: The Clarendon Traveler, room for a top-down economic agenda. hours are actually good things. To quote self-reliance and self-respect. strong growth rates and robust job cre- February 1889; The Clarendon Journal, November While some of its members may be sympathetic 1891; The Banner-Stockman, October 1893; The the top White House economist, work- In other words, jobs are important ation it enjoyed during the 1980s and Agitator, February 1899; The Clarendon Times, to the idea that every widget and customer service call ing less to maintain Obamacare benefi ts in ways that extend well beyond their 1990s. I urge the president to work with May 1908; The Donley County Leader, March 12, should be “Made in America,” the tea party movement 1929; The Clarendon Press, May 18, 1972; and The “might be a better option than what they immediate economic value. Opportuni- us toward a future full of opportunities Clarendon Enterprise, March 14, 1996. has demonstrated itself to be more focused on shrink- had before.” ties for work have social and moral for Americans. This is the America that  ing the size and scope of the federal government. It’s a sad day when the White value. They promote strong citizens was handed down to us by our forefa- Tariffs are taxes, subsidies are spending, and using House and congressional Democrats and, by extension, a strong country. Yet, thers, and it’s the America we must pass regulation to help industry is the heart of cronyism. are celebrating the prospect of a smaller under the guise of liberal compassion, on to our children and grandchildren. Member 2014 The argument for supporting trade promotion American labor force. Sadder, still, when the policies of the Obama administration authority, then, is quite simple. Free trade means removing harmful policies. Trade agreements are an effective way to make that happen, and trade promo- tion authority is meant to facilitate those agreements. National Newspaper Association Republicans courting the tea party vote would do well to look at the evidence and fi ght for free trade, rather than obstruct it. They should fi ght against pro- tectionists in both parties who would weigh down Texas Press Association TPA with special-interest deals or wasteful entitlement programs, and insist that trade agreements not include mandates on nontrade issues, such as environmental protection and labor rules. West Texas Press Association Doing so would further the cause of free trade while taking a stand against Democrats in Congress and the White House. Surely that’s a strategy that Republican insiders, genuine tea party activists, and the broader conservative base can all get behind. Panhandle Press Association

Bill Watson is a trade policy analyst at the Cato Institute’s Herbert A. Stiefel Center for Trade Policy Studies.

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CC meats team wins in Ft. Worth “Everything under one roof!” The Clarendon College Meats Judging team has done it again. The team recently returned THE CLARENDON from Fort Worth where they won by 67 points. Hailey Dimitroff was High Point Individual, Kiersten Scott placed 3rd high, and Jessica Hum- phrey placed 4th high. Lane Har- OUTPOST rington also competed. US 287 WEST • CLARENDON, TEXAS In the Alternate Division, Shelby Lee was High Point Individ- CALL: 874-5201 • OPEN DAILY 6 A.M. TO 10 P.M. • PHARMACY: 874-5202 ual; Derick Shurr, 2nd High; Sabra Barnett, 3rd High; Mitch Garvin, AD GOOD THRU: February 27, 2014 6th High; and Augustus Holbein, 7th High. The Clarendon College Meats Judging Team in Fort Worth. The team will attempt an unde- feated spring with their remaining The team consisted of Bri- ning team. ALL COUGH contest March 5-7 at the Houston anna Peraza, Ben Raulston, Conner “I am proud of this group ON Livestock Show. McKowen, Morgan Boyer, Scotta and feel like they have made a ton DROPS The Meats Judging team is Faulkenberry, and Clayton Goodwin. of progress this semester,” coach coach by Tate Corliss. They ended up 11th overall Johnny Treichel said. The Clarendon College Live- in a very tight contest. Their team The team will travel to Houston stock Judging team competed again totaled 4000 points but they were next so be sure to encourage them to ON last week, this time in San Antonio. only 60 points away from the win- do their best at that contest as well. CC students recieve SALE PLA scholarships The Panhandle Livestock Asso- ciation raised more than $2,500 in the silent auction at its 2014 PLA Nasacort Winter Meeting to assist young agri- VWRYHUWKHFRXQWHUDQWLLQÀDPPDWRU\ culture students with their educa- QDVDODOOHUJ\VSUD\SUHVFULSWLRQ tion. Scholarship recipients from VWUHQJWKEORFNVPRUHFKHPLFDO Clarendon College included Kuley UHVSRQVHVWKDWFDXVHQDVDODOOHUJ\ Duke of Durham, Okla., Caleb

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OUTPOST PHARMACYOUTPOST Coconut Oil & all of their support and continued ciation began raising money in the has set up three additional endow- contributions to the students of the 1980s to establish a scholarship ments. Currently there are two Clarendon College Ranch and Feed- fund at Clarendon College. Their funds at Clarendon College and two Bragg Apple lot Operations Program,” CC RFO goal was to raise $20,000 to set up at West Texas A&M totaling more

Instructor Laban Tubbs said. an endowed fund. This was accom- than $100,000. NEW Cider Vinegar College: Continued from page one. developmental classes in college. In other college business, the Board of Regents: approved Fredericksburg Farms proposals from four vendors Country Goodness, Gourment Taste to purchase nursing equipment totaling $56,974 as part of a Title III grant; extended a food services contract with Great Western Dining for three years; renewed a lease with the Donley County Industrial Foundation for property on West First Street for storage and welding classes; and ratifi ed the resignation of men’s basketball coach Tony Starnes, the retirements of Sharon Hannon and Gene Denney, and the hiring of Roger Schustereit as Interim Dean of Instruction, Melvin Balogh to coach volleyball, Emily • Spice Rubs • Salsas • Spicy, Sweet Glazes • Bread Mixes Palmore for testing, and Meriem St. Clarendon College’s Mario Garcio shoots two during the Bulldogs Laurent for an assistant at the Pampa last home game with New Mexico Military Institute Monday night. Center. CC lost by one point to NMMI. ENTERPRISE PHOTO / ROGER ESTLACK )DQF\OLWWOHJLUOWXWXV To Our Friends: 0DNH\RXUOLWWOHJLUOIHHO Again in a very short time we face some very OLNHDEDOOHULQDSULQFHVV 30%off important choices to form the future of our county. The most important of these, in my opinion, is the selection of our county judge. The man in this position to lead Shadow Warriors our county into the next decade must possess many attributes such as: Artist: Mary Selfridge • A humble and compassionate attitude and a thorough Size: 18 x 24 knowledge of all the problems facing our young people. • A determination to strictly regulate all businesses Media: oil on canvas selling alcohol that are coming soon. • A thorough knowledge of all laws and the working of DIGI-PRO COMPUTER REPAIR our law enforcement. • A À rsthand knowledge of the À nances of our county Computer Tune-Up $45 00 and its needs and its ability to pay for them. Free your computer of pesky spyware and adware. • A true desire to move our county forward at every Trevor Leeper LOCATED AT CLARENDON OUTPOST from 10 a.m. - 5 p.m (806) 874-5201 or www.clarendoncomputers.com opportunity whether in moral convictions, religious freedom, or À nancial opportunities. • Maybe the most important, the ability to work with county & city ofÀ cials, Fire Department, Ambulance Coffee /'07 service, etc. in case of a disaster. It is our belief that Randy Bond possesses all these COME IN FOR YOUR COFFEE qualiÀ cations. He will get our vote for County Judge. Maxine and I urge you to join us in voting for Randy Bond for County Judge of Donley County. CAPPUCCINO COFFEE Thank you very much, Don and Maxine Robinson

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Scammers may request high victim for an infl ated price. & 1 p.m. • CC Softball Field While this Google feature is both dollar transactions to be broken Tips for Avoiding Domain Bulldog Baseball v NMMI • Noon • CC Baseball popular and useful, the feature has down into smaller payments, some- Name Scams: Many businesses take Field been exploited recently by scammers times with each payment going to a a “buy it and forget it” approach to Clarendon College and Outlaw Productions Barrel Race • Livestock And Equine Center • Details hoping to steal money from unsus- different person. their webiste domain names, and TBA pecting users by creating fraudulent The price of the goods you are scammers love to prey on that lack invoices that look similar to Google interested in purchasing seems too- of knowledge. 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Select a March 19 Bulldog Baseball v Garden City • 2 p.m. • CC to make the payment. However, the Wallet purchasing scam, please see single business to register all your Mr. and Mrs. Donnie Chamb- ate of Hedley High School. She Baseball Field transaction is fraudulent and has this post on the Google website. domain names. Another popular less of Hedley would like to graduated from Clarendon College announce the engagement of their with a degree in cosmetology. She March 24-25 nothing to do with Google Checkout. Don’t Get Pressured into Pur- domain name scam involves fake South Zone UIL One Act Play • Harned Sisters The invoice will instruct you to make chasing Useless Domains invoices for domains you never pur- daughter, Haley Dawn Chambless to is currently employed by DMIC in Fine Arts Center a payment often via Western Union, Businesses Beware. Scammers chased. Avoid falling for this trick Walt Thollie Koepke, son of Mr. and Memphis. March 29 MoneyGram or bank transfer. 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It grammar and spelling. Scam emails Grandparents of the prospective tion program at Amarillo College. scam: Google Checkout currently appears to be from an Asian domain often are riddled with typos. Ignore groom are the late Mr. and Mrs. Dan The couple will wed on April supports payments made by credit or registration service. The email says calls for immediate action. Scam- Koepke and Mr. and Mrs. Thollie 26, 2014 in a wheat fi eld outside of debit cards only. If a seller suggests that a third party company has mers try to get you to act before you Lindley of Lakeview. Clarendon belonging to the bride- Menus you pay via wire or bank transfer requested to register your business’s think by creating a sense of urgency. The bride-elect is a 2011 gradu- elect’s aunt and uncle. with your Checkout account, don’t brand name as a website domain in Don’t fall for it. March 3 - 7 proceed with the transaction. It’s China or elsewhere in Asia. Accord- To fi nd out more about scams, likely fraudulent. ing to the email, the “domain regis- check out BBB Scam Stopper. ACE Donley County Senior Citizens Scammers may reference cer- trar” realized your company owns Be safe out there! Mon: Cheeseburger/bun, lettuce, PEST CONTROL tomato, onions, French fries, oat- “Is your place an ace place?” meal raisin cookies, iced tea/2% Terry & Jason Wheeler, C.A. TPCL 10615 milk. Hedley Senior Citizens to hold Easter raffl e Tue: Beef stew/veggies, tossed www.acepestcontrol.pro salad, cornbread, apple cobbler, iced The Hedley Senior Citizens is Saturday of invite anyone to come worship with 806-372-5449 tea/2% milk. holding an Easter raffl e for a King the month at them. [email protected] Wed: Salisbury steak, mashed pota- size homemade quilt made by Vada 6:00 in the Recipe: Mandarin Orange toes, English peas, fruit salad, wheat We Specialize in General Pest, Termite, Pretreatments King from Memphis valued at $500. Hedley Senior Cookie Dessert Salad: 2 (3.4 oz) roll, iced tea/2% milk. TERMITE SEASON FAST APPROACHING. CALL US FOR INSPECTIONS. Thu: Spaghetti/meat sauce, Italian The tickets are $2 each or a book of Citizens. packages vanilla instant pudding, 2 vegetables, broccoli, garlic toast, seven for $10. It is a Purple Kalido- Come enjoy cups buttermilk*, 2 (8 oz) contain- sliced peaches, iced tea/2% milk. scope King sized quilt with orchid some great ers Cool-Whip non-dairy frozen Fri: Salmon patties, scalloped pota- chatty toes, green beans, wheat bread, backing. They will give the quilt fun with us. kathy whipped topping, 1 (20 oz) can pine- THANK YOU white cake, strawberries, iced away during a chicken fried steak The Booster by kathy spier apple tidbits, drained well, 2 (11 oz) I wish I could name each of you individually buy I’m afraid tea/2% milk. dinner on Sunday, April 27, at noon Club is doing Hedley • 856-5302 can mandarin oranges, drained well, I would leave someone out so please let me express my after church. The meal is $8 a plate Bingo at 25¢ 3/4 (11.5 oz) package fudge-striped Hedley Senior Citizens heartfelt gratitude to the Fire Department, EMS and all of with mashed potatoes, gravy, green cents a card and the Senior Citizens cookies (I used Keebler brand), *I Mon: Chicken & dumplings, fried you who gave money, clothing, home furnishings, those okra, whole wheat roll, margarine, beans, rolls and cake. is serving hamburgers, chips, and a have substituted milk before and I who held the fundraiser for me, the encouraging words tossed salad, winter fruit cup, iced All proceeds will go to the new drink for $7. think it still tastes delicious! and most of all for the prayers for me after my home tea/2% milk. building fund. They have been work- The Hedley Methodist Church In a large bowl, mix together Tue: Country fried steak, cream ing for a new building since 2007, will have a weekly Sunday service the dry pudding mixes and butter- burned down. It was such a wonderful show of love and gravy, yellow corn, mashed potatoes, kindnesses I feel truly blessed for al that you’ve done. wheat roll, apricots, iced tea/2% and with all the obstacles that has at 4:00pm. There is no morning ser- milk. Fold in the Cool-Whip. Stir in milk. been put in front of them they are vice at this time. Stan Cosby from the pineapple and mandarin oranges May God Rickly Bless You, Wed: Chicken stir fry, rice, stir fry veg- not giving up. Everyone knows they Amarillo will be our minister, and until incorporated. Break cookies Joel Layton etables, wheat roll, sweet potato pie, need this new building; so if anyone Susan Cosby will play the music and into bite-size pieces and gently fold iced tea/2% milk. Thu: Sloppy Joe, shoe string pota- out there would like to donate or sing. Everyone is welcome to come into salad mixture. Serve imme- toes, zucchini/tomatoes, creamy send in contacts that might donate, join our Evening Service at 4:00 diately. (If you want to make this fruit squares, whole wheat bun, iced they would very much appreciate it. p.m. They have had people from St. ahead of time, just wait to add the What Memphis Convalescent tea/2% milk. If you send a donation for the Build- Stephen’s in Amarillo come down cookie pieces until right before you Fri: Catfish, onion rings, spinach, coleslaw, hush puppies, cake, iced ing Fund, please designate it for the to worship with them. The church serve it because the cookies tend to Center Can Do For You…. tea/2% milk. Building Fund. wants to thank them for making that go soggy . . . unless you like them Bingo And Burgers is second trip to be with them and they want to that way!) The Staff at Memphis Convalescent Center would like to extend a warm Clarendon ISD hand of thanks and sincere appreciation to all of the Texas Panhandle area Breakfast residents, family members and professionals that have worked with us Mon: French toast sticks, fresh fruit, throughout the years. 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Cancer Support SUBJECT TO THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. PAID FOR BY DANIEL FORD, 3890 FM 1260, CLARENDON, TX 79226. WHAT A CHILD LEARNS Diane’s Tax Service ABOUT VIOLENCE Diane Carter & Julie Papa Group to meet A CHILD LEARNS FOR LIFE. Area-wide Cancer Support 520 W. Montgomery St. • Clarendon, TX 79226 rd Teach carefully. We can show you how. CALLED TO SERVE Group will meet the 3 Monday Call 877-ACT-WISE for a free brochure or visit www.actagainstviolence.org. Monday-Saturday • 9:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. of each month at 3:30 p.m. in the Phone: (806) 874-0043 • Fax: (806) 874-0059 Burton Memorial Library downtown Email: [email protected] Clarendon. Everyone is cordially invited weather you are a survivor, in the midst of treatment, or a cancer care giver. For addition info call Carol 236-0531 or Susie 874-3793.

Chamber social to be held Marach 6 MEMORIAL The Clarendon Chamber of Commerce will hold its Business CHANCE After Hours Social for members, merchants, and prospective mem- bers, Thursday, March 6th. The host for this event will be L&L Book- MARK keeping and Tax Service. The hours will be 5:30 – 7:00. Bring a friend 5K John HOWARD WALK/RUN Local wins at San JONES FOR DONLEY COUNTY Antonio stock show San Antonio – The Supreme SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 2014 Champion Market Barrow Drive was JUDGE held February 20th at the San Anto- nio Livestock Show & Rodeo. CLARENDON, TX Military Veteran The ten Breed Champions and Clarendon College Bairfield Activity Center ten Reserve Breed Champions each 20 years US Marine Corps Flight Surgeon received $10,000. RACE TIME IS 9 A.M. Iraq War Veteran Koyt Tucek of Clarendon, US Navy Captain Texas, was Reserve Champion Spot with his barrow. Tucek is a member Registration: $25 per participant. Trained in Law of Donley Co. 4-H. He enjoys show- Honor Graduate of Tulane Law School ing pigs, playing basketball, football Sign up deadline: Tuesday, April 8. Licensed Texas Bar and baseball and is always active on Licensed Louisiana Bar the farm. His future plan is to attend Registration forms available at: Texas Tech and after graduation take Clarendon Visitor Center @ Mulkey Theater Business Experience over his families harvesting busi- Owner of Clarendon Family Medical Center ness. The San Antonio Stock Show or from any Lions Club member with 15 Employees and Rodeo is “A volunteer organiza- Master of Health Administration, Tulane tion that emphasizes agriculture and Register online at: http://bit.ly/1dF0BdH education to develop the youth of Service to Community Texas.” In pursuit of its mission, the Clarendon College Board of Regents San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo with 7 Years’ Service and Current Chairman has committed more than $134.6 Bronco Team Doctor million to youth education since Former Scout Leader 1984 and $11.1 million in 2013. EMS Training Program Medical Director Donley County Health Authority Free Big E President of Greenbelt Medical Society Member of First Baptist Church Classifi ed PRESENTED BY CLARENDON LIONS CLUB with every new or ALL PROCEEDS GO TOWARD A PUBLIC PLAYGROUND PROJECT Contact: [email protected] SUBJECT TO THE ACTION OF THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. renewed subscription! POLITICAL AD PAID FOR BY JOHN HOWARD, PO DRAWER K, CLARENDON, TEXAS. 6 NEWS The Clarendon Enterprise • February 27, 2014 Mr. Fix It Kyle Hill Minor repairs, odd jobs, and more. 672-8908

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Staying true to his original campaign promise to hold at least one townhall But for one person living in a developing country, these meeting annually in each of the 37 counties he serves in the Texas Senate, used eyeglasses will put the Kel Seliger recently completed his 267th Town Hall Meeting. world in focus. Maybe for the very first time. Strong, Healthy WITH INPUT FROM LOCAL CITIZENS, KEL HAS WORKED HARD Don’t throw away someone’s chance for a Smiles Start Here TO DELIVER CONSERVATIVE AND RESPONSIBLE RESULTS clearer tomorrow. February is National Children’s Dental Health Month. • Fighting to repeal Obamacare and its tax Donate your used A lifetime of healthy teeth and gums begins with • Proven leader to secure future water resources for West Texas (Prop 6) eyeglasses at the Enterprise. regular dental checkups and good oral hygiene • Helped pass a balanced state budget with no tax increase For more information, habits at home. Book an appointment for your • Restored $5.6 billion in state public education funding call 874-2259. child today, and see why our young patients look • Voted for a $1.4 billion business tax cut forward to visiting the dentist! • Supported increased border security measures • Voted for stronger pro-life and pro-family reforms • Family Dentistry • Impants • Strengthened property owner and gun owner rights • Orthodontics • Bleaching • Voted for mandatory drug testing for state unemployment benefits Richard Sheppard, DDS Kel listens Located in the Community Services Building, www.lionsclubs.org Medical Center Campus in Clarendon 874 - 5628 and gets it done!

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Lady Broncos runners up at regional tournament Subscribe Today. By Sandy Anderberg defensive rebounds to record a Howard added four, Phara Berry put Call 874-2259. Friday night the Lady Bron- double double. Camra Smith hit in three, and Haley Ferguson had cos experienced a big high as they three three-pointers for nine, and two. defeated Sundown in the Regional Ryann Starnes added six. Deborah Coach Molly Weatherred was Semi-Final game at the Texas Dome Howard, Brittney Braim, and Skyler disappointed in the loss, but not how in Levelland. White each helped with two. her girls played over the weekend. Make Sure The ladies put together a great The win put the Lady Broncos “I was very proud of the Lady game and won 56-53, which put in the fi nals where they struggled Broncos all weekend long at the They them in the Regional Final game with cold shooting against a good Regional Tournament,” Weatherred against Plains on Saturday. The Plains team. Clarendon trailed Plains said. “Friday night against Sundown, Remember Plains Cowgirls proved to be a tough by eleven points at the break, but I thought we played really well and competitor and the Lady Broncos they were still very much in the I thought the girls competed and hit YOU fi nished short of their goal at 41-49. game. big shots. Saturday was a little dif- On Friday, the Lady Broncos The Lady Broncos were able to ferent. I thought the girls still really fl exed their muscles against Sun- come out in the third period and fi ght competed and played hard, but we 500 Full-Color down jumping out to a four-point back to outscore the Cowgirls by fi ve got in foul trouble early and some lead after the fi rst eight minutes. The points in the third quarter of play. girls had to sit for a while. Business Cards advantage the Lady Broncos gained Foul trouble hit the Lady Broncos as “We did not shoot the ball well, Only in the fi rst quarter proved to be the Gaines and DeGrate went over the only shooting 23 percent. Overall, points they needed to get the win as limit and time ran out on their come- things just did not go our way. How- $54.60 + tax Sundown matched the Lady Bron- back. But the Lady Broncos never ever, I am so very proud of these cos nearly point for point in the fi nal quit until the fi nal buzzer, which has young ladies. They had an amazing three quarters of play. The two Tay- been typical of their determination season and they are such a wonderful Call Today! lors, DeGrate and Gaines, fi nished in all season. group of girls. I thought they truly double fi gures with 18 and 17 points Starnes fi nished with twelve competed and fought till the very 806-874-2259 to lead the Lady Broncos. points and Gaines added ten. end, and as a coach that is all I could DeGrate also added eleven DeGrate and Smith had fi ve, while ever ask for.” Morris qualifi es for Regional tournament By Sandy Anderberg fourth with a total of 555 pounds and the 149-pound class with a lift total Clarendon High School’s Chel- Karlee Adams was fi rst in the 181- of 885 pounds, and Ethan Ballard sea Morris made a great showing at pound weight class with a lift total of was 18th in the 165-pound class with Shoot for two the District Power Lifting Meet and 450 pounds. a lift total of 730 pounds. Deborah Howard sets up for a freethrow during the Lady Broncos earned a spot in the Regional Meet to Ray Jaramillo was in the 123- “I was very proud of all the lift- Regional Semi-Final game against Sundown at the Texas Dome be held February 27-28. YOUR FIRSTFIRST pound class and fi nished fi fth with ers,” coach Johnny Nino said. “They in Levelland. The ladies won 56-53, putting them in the Regional IMPREIMPRESSION HERE Morris fi nished second in the a lift total of 745 pounds. One hun- improved as the year went on. Most Final game against Plains. Lady Broncos fi nished short of their SSION HERE 198-pound class and had a lift total dred thirty-two pound Clint Franks of the lifters were young so I look goal at 41-49 lose to the Plains Cowgirls. of 645 pounds for the meet. fi nished in sixth place with a total of forward to better things next year. Emberli Holland competed 680 pounds. Emberli was the lone senior and she ENTERPRISE PHOTO / ROGER ESTLACK in the 165-pound class fi nishing Joseph Jaramillo was third in will be missed.” &ODUHQGRQ &2//(*( Unleash Your Potential, Broncos! www.clarendoncollege.eduUnleash your potential! Congratulations on a Great Season Broncos & Lady Broncos

Broncos Roster 1 CEDRICK MCCAMPELL JR. 2 CHESSON SIMS SO. 3 CHARLES MASON JR. 4 BRYCE HATLEY SO. 5 JUNIOR CENICEROS SO. 10 CHANCE MCANEAR SR. 24 JONATHON CARTWRIGHT SR. 32 ASHTON SMITH SR. 33 ZACK CORNELL SR. HEAD COACH: BRANDT LOCKHART ASST COACH: ALTON GAINES MANAGERS: SAVANNAH TOPPER, MCKAYLA KING, BRITTNEY MCANEAR, EMILY MARTINEZ & KATIE GOOCH

Lady Broncos Roster 3 HALEY FERGUSON SR. 11 PHARA BERRY SR. 12 TAYLOR GAINES JR. 15 DEBORAH HOWARD SR. 21 CAMRA SMITH SR. 22 BRITTNEY BRAIM JR. 23 RYANN STARNES SR. 24 TAYLOR DEGRATE JR. 33 SKYLER WHITE JR. HEAD COACH: MOLLY WEATHERRED ASST COACH: KASEY BELL MANAGERS: JACY HILL, LESLIE STONE, JAZMINE MELLADO, KELSEY MCANEAR, PORSHE HENDERSON

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Morrow Drilling & Service Hwy. 287 West, Clarendon Water Well Specialist • Turnkey Systems Solar Windmill • Electric Irrigation Clarendon ISD has collected 2,771 Box Tops and 200 Campbell’s 30 Years Experience Labels for Education and the elementary school will get a check John E. Morrow (806)874-2704 • (806)662-3943 for $271 to use toward its annual AR trip to Wonderland in May. The Les Beaux Art Club presented the Clarendon College Theatre People are asked to bring their Box Tops to the elementary offi ce Department with a $500 donation this week. These funds were or send them to school with any student. COURTESY PHOTO raised from the annual Clarendon Arts Festival. Pictured here are Art Club President Glenda Hawkins, CC Theatre Instructor Leslia ELECT Schnaufer, Arts Festival Treasurer Freddi Jo Moreman, and CC President Dr. Robert Riza. CISD renews administrators CC PHOTO / ASHLEE ESTLACK John Grady The Clarendon ISD Board of Elementary Principal Mike Word, For Commissioner Trustees met in regular session Feb- and Athletic Director Gary Jack for Buckner to host foster care and adoption ruary 10 with a busy agenda. one year. interest meeting in Amarillo on March 11 Precinct 2 Resignation letters were Trustees also approved a reso- accepted from Krista Graves, high lution to order an election on May Buckner Children & Family [email protected]. Your vote would be appreciated. school English; Diane Skelton, high 10 of this year to elect two board Services in Amarillo will present a For more than 135 years, Buck- Political Advertisement Paid for by: John Grady, Republican, for school English; and Sabrina Dick- members. Each campus principal free foster care and adoption infor- ner Children and Family Services Commissioner P.O. Box 628 Clarendon, Texas 79226 erson, special ed teacher’s aide. All presented their Campus Improve- mation meeting at 5:30 p.m. Tues- has been transforming lives through will be effective at the end of the ment Plan to the board. The board day, March 11, at Buckner’s offi ce, hands-on ministry, serving the most 2013-2014 school year. reviewed and acknowledged the 1422 S. Tyler, Suite 100. vulnerable from the beginning to the The board met behind closed plans. A Buckner representative will ending of life. Buckner is one of the doors for more than an hour to Trustees accepted a bid on give an overview of foster care and oldest and most unique faith-based consider the contracts of the dis- delinquent tax property at Howard- adoption options in Texas, includ- social service organizations of its trict principals and athletic director. wick as presented. ing foster-to-adopt, Waiting Texas kind, serving more than half a mil- Joey & Brenda Lee When the board reconvened in open The board voted to pursue Children, domestic infant adoption, lion people each year in the United Lee’s Insurance session, trustees approved extending replacing the current telephone and international adoption programs. States and worldwide. To learn more PO Box 189 • Clarendon, Texas 79226 the contracts of CHS Principal Larry system at the district with a VOIP For information or a reservation to about foster care and adoption ser- 806.874.2130 Jeffers, CJH Principal John Tayler, system. attend the meeting, please call Katie vices through Buckner, visit beafam- Groninger at 806-373-1474 or email ily.org. Claude Museum to host event in March HOME • AUTO • LIFE • COMMERCIAL Saturday evening, March 1, their fi rst appearance on the Claude Your daughter’s wedding. offers live entertainment and fun stage. This band has been together at the Armstrong County Museum since 2006 and is becoming known Your son’s graduation. Gem Theatre and Art Gallery in across the nation as a “must see.” The birth of your grandchild. Re-Elect Wanda Smith Claude, Texas. The public is encour- They put a new spin onto familiar aged to join in. songs and tickle your funny bone No one covers the news Donley County Treasurer Events will include a reception with their live performance. that’s important to you like for exhibiting master photographer Don’t miss these opportunities Jim Jordan from Amarillo at 6:30 to initiate the month of March with your community newspaper. p.m. His display of “Did You See the delight of both Jim Jordan and the Your vote will be That?” heralds multiple roadside Tejas Brothers! Armstrong County your community. your newspaper. images that will make you smile. Jim Museum is located at 110 N. Trice greatly appreciated! is a well-known area photographer St., Claude, adjacent to town square. whose works hang in both perma- The photography show and recep- nent collections and exhibits. Come tion are free. Tours of the Museum Subject to the action of the Republican Primary. meet Jim Jordan and enjoy his fi ne are also free. The Gem Theatre per- Political ad paid for by Wanda Smith, works. The Museum will also open formance tickets are $10 adults, $3 PO Box 241, Clarendon, Tx 79226. at 6:30 p.m. for tours. children. Tickets are available at the We’re your newspaper. At 7:30 p.m., entertainment will door or call 806-226-2187 for reser- continue in the Gem Theatre as the vations. For more information, see Subscribe Today. Tejas Brothers from Ft. Worth make www.armstrongcountymuseum.com 2014 State of Texas ,¶00,.(&$121$1'<28 &$1&2817210(72 WARRANT ł,QVWLOO)LVFDO'LVFLSOLQH ROUND-UP ł&KDPSLRQ/RFDO&RQWURO ł)LJKW*RYHUQPHQW7\UDQQ\ ł)RUWLI\DQG6HFXUH2XU%RUGHU ł,QVXUHWKH3URWHFWLRQRI ,QGLYLGXDO/LEHUWLHV ł'HIHQG)DUPVDQG 5DQFKHV ³:HFDQRQO\SURWHFWRXUOLEHUWLHVLQ7H[DV LIZHFKDQJHZKRZHVHQGWR$XVWLQ,ZDQW Avoid jail. 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Extension offers continuing ed at ranch, farm expo Be in the Know! WICHITA FALLS – The Texas one general – will be offered on program leader from Stephenville, Management, Gerald Hobson, A&M AgriLife Extension Service March 6. The Oklahoma Department who will present “Howdy: Focus of DuPont range and pasture specialist, Subscribe Today to the Enterprise! will conduct a multi-agency pri- of Agriculture also has approved fi ve AgriLife in Texas.” Peaster. vate pesticide applicator continu- continuing education units in the The rest of the March 5 pro- On March 6, the program will ing education units program March area of demonstration and research gram will include: include Gossom’s welcome again 5-6 during the annual Wichita Falls with four in agricultural plant and - Laws and Regulations for Crit- and “Ag Producers and AgriLife” by Behind the Badge Ranch and Farm Expo. one in aquatic. ter Control, Henry Krusekopf, Texas Miles Dabovich, AgriLife Extension The event will be held in the JS The March 5 program begins Department of Agriculture inspector, district administrator, Vernon. Bridwell Agricultural Center, which with breakfast from 7-8 a.m. and Wichita Falls. The program will include: is part of the MPEC at 1000 5th St. in “Staying on Top in a Changing - Brush Management Strate- - Demonstrations of Technol- Wichita Falls. The cost is $25, which Industry,” a presentation by Tim gies for Profi t, Ken Cearley, AgriLife ogy in Equipment to Minimize Drift, entitles participants to attend a single Niedecken, executive director of Extension wildlife specialist, Ama- Brian Bales, a Wylie Sprayers sales session or both sessions. Lunch will association services for Texas South- rillo. representative, Oklahoma City, and be provided on March 5 only. western Cattle Raisers Association - Environmentally Safe Chemi- Rick Rathbun, Capstan Ag Inc. fi eld Private applicators will be able in Ft. Worth. cals for Pond Management, Bob marketer, Athens. to receive up to eight Texas Depart- Registration starts at 8 a.m. and Lusk, Outdoor Water Solutions, - Laws and Regulations, Record ment of Agriculture credits. Five Wichita County Judge Woodrow Whitesboro. Keeping, Krusekopf. units – four general, one laws and “Woody” Gossom will open the pro- - Pest Management for Quail, - Integrated Pest Management, regulations – will be offered on gram at 8:40 a.m. with a welcome. Dr. Dale Rollins, AgriLife Extension Technology and Winter Canola to March 5. Three units – one drift man- He will be followed by Ron Wool- wildlife specialist, San Angelo. Control Grassy Weeds in Wheat, agement, one laws and regulations, ley, AgriLife Extension regional - Pasture Weed ID and Brush Great Plains Canola Association. Film festival for Panhandle youth brings Hollywood to Shamrock Asking for Your Support It’s not often our community can The idea to develop and host the always have something positive and story and will help develop writing I would like to take this opportunity to say share a slice of life with Hollywood, festival originated from numerous productive to do.” skills; planning a movie will give “Thank you” for all the support I have gathered but our creative residents who conversations Texas Theater owners, “This new creative project is them tangible experience in project are 18 and younger now have the David and Georgann Rion, have had intended to encourage all youth in planning and development; capturing over the last month. Win lose, or draw, I realize opportunity to be big silver screen with kids from throughout the region the Panhandle to apply their existing the images necessary will give them that more important than any election, I have movie makers. who continually said, “There’s knowledge, skills and abilities, and increased exposure to visual arts; and made new friends throughout this vast and wide The Texas Theater Film Festival, nothing to do around here.” expand the concepts they are learning editing their production will increase place that we call home – Donley County. I real- to be held in Shamrock this fall, will “These conversations with them in the classroom to new situations,” their competence in computer use. be a fun exhibition event of moving- caused us to consider what we could said Georgann Rion. ”Opportunities Because of the advent of smart ize I have not had the opportunity to meet every image productions created by do to address that issue and help for growth and development help phones and personal computers, most single person nor answer every single question, but Panhandle young people at a working them,” David Rion said. “Since we young people become productive young people now have access to the I will always be here to help and to answer any movie theater. The event will also have the theater, creating and hosting adults.” tools necessary to create moving- questions you might have. include educational presentations by a fi lm festival for all Panhandle Few would argue that today’s images using video technology. cinema professionals. kids was the best and most logical youth need to have tangible skills Since this is a new event, the I would like to once again ask you for your vote In addition to giving area kids a way we could help. The familiar is using the technologies are now festival’s schedule is still being in the Primary Election on March 4. I have dedi- fun on-going project, the process of phrase, ‘there’s nothing to do,’ that a driving-force in our society. developed. All the information cated 36 years of my life to the service of families, creating their own movie encourages is voiced by many young people in The process of making a movie interested youth need to being them to apply concepts they learn at the Panhandle simply will no longer encompasses a wealth of activities working on their creative productions children, and the community at large. I am already school and expand their ability to use be accurate. Movie development that directly relate to many academic is now available on the festival’s web acquainted with what it takes to perform the new technologies beyond emailing, has many phases, so the creative disciplines. Writing a movie is site at: texastheater.info/festival duties necessary. No other candidate has a better texting and playing games. kids who choose to participate will essentially the same as writing a working knowledge of county operations and the Shot clinic to be county budget than I do, and I will make it my held in Clarendon absolute full time job to serve you. OSBURN APPLIANCE Good leaders are always great simplifiers who twice in March can cut through argument, debate, and doubt to The Texas Department of State Health Services will hold two immu- offer a solution everybody can understand. nization clinics in Clarendon during AND SERVICE Thank you once again for your ideas, your sup- the month of March. Clinics will be held March 6 Now Carrying New Appliances port, and your kind words. and 20 at the TDSHS offi ce at Five Remember: Absentee voting ends February 28. Medical Drive with the fi rst 15 Ranges • Refrigerators • Washers • Dryers clients being seen from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m. General Electric, Whirlpool, Frigidaire, and others All clinic times subject to RANDY BOND change or cancellation due to Rebuilt Used Appliances For Sale • Will Buy Used Appliances In Good Condition FOR DONLEY COUNTY JUDGE weather conditions or unforeseen SUBJECT TO THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY. PAID FOR BY RANDY BOND, 12665 CR T, CLARENDON, TX 79226. scheduling confl icts. 874-3632 319 S. Kearney

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as well as longtime member of Godwin of Canadian and “Myrt” Mountain Park High School in 1937. Obituaries the Khiva Shrine, where served as Wilder of Plainview; six grandchil- On June 22, 1937, she and Noble Subscribe Today. Call 874-2259. Bryant potentate in 1989. He took his work dren, Anastasia, Sebastian, April, Carl Watson were united in mar- R.A. “Doc” Bryant, 78, died and service to the shrine to heart Laura, Alice and Cori; and seven riage at Roosevelt, Oklahoma. He TH Saturday, Feb. 22, 2014. and had a great passion for helping great-grandchildren. preceded her in death on October 9, 28 ANNUAL SPRING Services were held on Tuesday burned and cripple children get the The family suggests memorials 1998. She enjoyed cooking and was in Washington Avenue Christian very best care in the world. He also to the Khiva Shrine Travel Fund, to previously employed by the Rocky CONSIGNMENT SALE Church with played an active part in the Khiva provide transportation of children to School Cafeteria, Cordell Christian Charlie Cox Mule Skinners. He was a longtime hospitals for medial care 305 S.E. Home and the Rocky Senior Citizens SATURDAY MARCH 29, 2014 officiating. member of the Tri State Fair board Fifth. Ave., Amarillo, TX 79101. where she retired in 1988. She was a Private burial of directors where he continued to faithful member of the Sharon Mis- WELLINGTON, TX will be held. play a vital part of putting the fair Watson sionary Baptist Church. DEADLINE TO ADVERTISE ON on every year. Doc was an original She is survived by one brother; Arrange- Mary E. Watson, 96, of SALE ments are by member of the Coors Cowboy Club Clarendon passed away February S.K. Robinson and his wife Pat of Cox Funeral and realized the importance of the 15, 2014, in Clarendon. Her funeral Manitou, Oklahoma; four grandchil- BILL IS: Home, 4180 club’s mission of “Promoting Ama- was held dren, Jeffrey John Watson and his rillo the Cowboy Way.” In each of wife Kim, Anthony Lee Watson and FRIDAY MARCH 7, 2014 Canyon Bryant Wednesday, Drive. these organizations, Doc was not just February 19, his wife Jolena, and William Glenn CALL 806-493-0045 a member, but was always one to roll “Bill” Watson and his wife Sybil Doc was 2014, at the 806-205-0729 born on Sept. his sleeves and do the hard work that Sharon Mis- all of Amarillo, Texas, and Noble 26, 1935, in Denton to J.B. and Ruby was necessary. More than anything, sionary Bap- Stanton Watson and his wife Pam Email: [email protected] Bryant. He lived most of his life in Doc loved being Grandpa to his tist Church, of Clarendon, Texas; fourteen great- Amarillo where he was a member of family. He was a charter member of east of Rocky grandchildren; and twelve great- the 1954 graduating class of Ama- Saint Paul United Methodist Church with Pastor great-grandchildren. CAISON AUCTION SERVICE Watson rillo High School. He joined the and was a member of San Jacinto Denver She was preceded in death by TX-7075 Navy reserves at age 16 and retired United Church for many years. He McGuire her parents; her husband, Noble will be dearly missed by his family Carl Watson; one son: Bobby Carl after 34 years of service. He served officiating. active duty in Vietnam, as well as and many friends. Burial followed in the Lone Star Watson; four sisters, Dorotha Lin- Gulf Port, Miss. He married Yvonne He is survived by his his wife, Cemetery under the direction of derer, Betty Lou Robinson, Effi e Webb on Dec. 31, 1955, in Amarillo. Yvonne of Amarillo; two daughters, Jackson Funeral Home of Frederick. McBride and Reba Hollis; and two Doc worked as an electrician all of DeeDee Hommel and husband Frank Mary Elizabeth (Robinson) brothers, Ray and Jack Robinson. his life. First with his dad, and later of Clarendon and Angela Bullard of Watson was born July 7, 1917, at Memorial contributions may owning and operating Bryant Elec- Amarillo; two brothers, J.B. Bryant Rocky, Oklahoma to Samuel Kim- be made to the Sharon Missionary tric. Doc was a loving husband, dad Jr. of Amarillo and Robert Bryant Baptist Church in memory of Mary Possible Drug Interaction with Green Tea brell and Ada Catherine (McElmurry) Researchers in Japan conducted a small study showing that and grandfather. of New Mexico; three sisters, Nora Robinson. She attended Moun- Elizabeth Watson. He was a 32nd degree Mason Pennington of Burleson, “Tria” a potential drug interaction may occur between green tea and a tain Park Schools, graduating from prescription blood pressure medication. A few people were given 30mg of nadolol (Corgard) daily after drinking either water or Sheriff’s Report 287 East of town February 22, 2014 green tea, three times a day. Blood tests showed that the medication 11:44 a.m. – EMS assist Community 9:06 a.m. – Loose livestock HWE 70 levels were very low in the group of those that drank green tea February 17, 2014 Care Center South MOVING? compared to water drinkers. This interaction could possibly cause 12:09 p.m. – See caller – Montgom- 18:24 p.m. – Report of suspicious 9:08 a.m. – Loose livestock HWY green tea drinkers to have a higher blood pressure while taking ery Street vehicle at Airport 287 East nadolol. Your doctor should be consulted about any concerns 2:09 p.m. – Units paged for grass fi re 11:29 p.m. – EMS assist Community 2:17 p.m. – See caller 700 block East related to this interaction. Critics of this research do argue that HWY 70 North Care Center 4th TAKE US WITH YOU! most people do not drink three cups of green tea daily and the small 8:21 p.m. – EMS assist 600 block 2:28 p.m. – Units paged for fi re West If you’ve changed your amount of participants in this trial may spark a concern in taking McLean February 20, 2014 of Hedley these results to heart. 1:12 p.m. – Out on 600 block West 3:40 p.m. – EMS assist Hedley address or plan to in the Nadolol belongs to a family of blood pressure lowering medications 4th 4:39 p.m. – See caller 700 block East near future, let us know so February 18, 2014 called beta blockers. These medications help lower blood pressure 2:14 p.m. – To jail with one in cus- McLean the Enterprise can move 1:06 p.m. – EMS assist Location not by reducing the chemicals that circulate in the body to lower the tody 6:37 p.m. – Units paged fi re- 600 with you. logged heart rate and blood pressure. 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Clarendon Lodge #700 AF&AM FOR RENT: One bedroom house. Call 359- RN NEEDED AS DON at Community Care A BIG HI TO CLASS of “41” you were great. Call Stated meeting: Second Mondays, 9395. Center in Clarendon. 70k annual + beneÀ ts. me. Jimmy Goodman 7:30 p.m. Refreshments at 6:30 Fax resume to 940-220-6443. p.m. Practice: Fourth Mondays, FOR RENT: one bedroom home. For more infor- Jim Garland Real Estate 7 p.m. Jim Owens - W.M., Grett mation call 874-0043. COOK SUPERVISIOR NEEDED at Community LEGAL NOTICE Betts - Secretary. 2 B 1, ASK 1 Care Center in Clarendon. $25,000 annual + 806-874-3757 Donley County Memorial Post FOR RENT: 2 bedroom. Call 874-0043 for beneÀ ts. Fax resume to 940-220-6443. THE PANHANDLE GROUNDWATER CON- 7782 Veterans of Foreign Wars. more information. NURSES UNLIMITED, INC. Is seeking enthusi- SERVATION District (District), in compliance Meets À rst Tuesday at 7 p.m. with Chapter 36 of the Texas Water Code, 822-VETS. astic attendants to assist clients in the home HELP WANTED with personal care, meal prep and light house- will receive public comment on the proposed Clarendon Lions Club Regular keeping. P-T E.O.E Call 888-859-0631 amendments to the Rules of the District at a meeting each Tuesday at noon. public hearing at the District OfÀ ce, located Joe T. Lovell Real Estate Ashlee Estlack, Boss Lion. Roger BEST WESTERN RED RIVER INN is taking THE CLARENDON HOUSING AUTHORITY at 201 West Third Street, White Deer, Texas, rd Estlack, Secretary applications for a Housekeeping Attendant. is accepting applications for maintenance on Tuesday, March 18, 2014 at 1:30 pm. The 202 W. 3 St. Clarendon Chamber of Commerce Regular Please apply in person. help. Applications will be taken until March District Board at the conclusion of the public Call 806-874-9318 to schedule a showing meeting 2nd Thursday each month at 5:30 5, 2014. Applications will be screened at that hearing will discuss comments received and of the following listings. p.m. at Burton Memorial Library. BEST WESTERN RED RIVER INN is taking time. Applicant must be able to assist with a consider possible adoption of the proposed applications for a Front Desk Attendant. Hours wide variety of maintenance and repair work rules. Written and oral comments on the pro- are Saturday-Wednesday from 3pm-11pm. posed rules must be submitted to the District Big E Meeting Listings only $8.50 per month. on facilities and equipment. Must be able to Ideal candidate will have a positive attitude work with public. Must possess valid driver’s on or prior to the hearing date. Visit Call 874-2259 to have your club or organiza- and enjoy people. Light computer and ofÀ ce The following is a brief outline of the substan- tion meeting listed. license. Applicant must be able to pass back- skills helpful. Please apply in person. ground check and provide references. For tive rule changes: www.joetlovellrealestate.com more information please call Tammy at 806- Rule 1 – DEFINITIONS - The District proposes ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMPHIS CONVALESCENT CENTER has 874-2458 or come by the Housing Authority to add “Property Line” as a new DeÀ nition, to view pictures and details. opening in our maintenance department for ofÀ ce at 103 East 4th between 8:00 a.m. and being deÀ ned as real property lines and sub- a Á oor tech. This position would be respon- 3:00 p.m. to À ll out an application. terranean groundwater property lines when CLARENDON sible for the tile Á oors, keeping them clear of water rights have been severed; and Saints' Roost Museum scratches, waxed and buffed. Must be able to The District proposes to include additional 610 East Harrington replace or do an entire Á oor of tile. Experience THANK YOU deÀ nition to: HOUSE AND 2 1/2 ACRES, M/L, OF BEST COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT Friday: 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. a plus but not required for the position, train- (h) “Contiguous acreage” PROPERTY IN CLARENDON- some modern upgrades - potential for more - ing available. Call 806-259-3566 or come by (o) “Initial production allowable” PROPERTY HAS FRONTAGE ON US HWY 287 ON NORTH, SIMS ST ON WEST th OUR FAMILY CAN’T EVEN BEGIN to thank Saturday: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 1415 N 18 St. in Memphis to apply. (a) “Permit” AND 3RD ST ON SOUTH - an excellent investment for $135,000. everyone enough for all of the prayers, Rule 3.3 – ENFORCEMENT OF RULES – The Open for appointments. MEMPHIS CONVALESCENT CENTER has thoughts, Á owers, cards, texts, phone calls, District proposes to include additional deÀ ni- openings in our Nursing Department. We meals, and gifts while Kortney was in the tion to: Call 874-2071. are looking for PRN nurses’ aides and a PRN hospital and after we got home. We are adding language to clarify violation compli- GREENBELT LAKE Licensed Nurse. Nurses’ aides do not have to blessed to have each of you in our lives and ance and violator cooperation and second and FACILITIES AVAILABLE - Family Reunions, certiÀ ed as we can do this in our facility upon live in such a wonderful, caring, and giving third offense penalty; increasing penalties and CUSTOM BUILT WITH MANY EXTRAS -3 b/r - 2 full baths - large great room Receptions, Business Meetings, Club Func- employment with us but certiÀ ed aides are a community. GOD BLESS YOU ALL! adding penalties. plus. Licensed Nurse must have a valid Texas The Burton Family-Blain, Tanya, Kassidy, w/ vaulted ceiling & fi replace - modern kitchen w/plentiful cabinet & counter top tions, and more. Clarendon Lions Hall, 111 Rule 4.3 – DRILLING AND PRODUCTION PER- space - formal dining room plus seperate breakfast nook - 900 sq ft att garage - b/yard W. Fourth. Call Melinda at 874-3521 for rental license in good standing with the State of Kortney, CorKey, and Tyler and Kailee Lewis MITS - (g) Maximum Production – The District information. Texas. Come join a family not just have a job @ propose to include additional language to deck and also contrete patio - fenced b/yard - garden house plus large shop/storage Memphis Convalescent Center. Come by 1415 bldg. - sprinklers front & back - all on 4 lots @ 202 Sunfi sh close to Country Club for th including water rights owned. N 18 St. in Memphis to apply. FOR SALE Rule 4.4 – REQUIREMENT OF DIRLLER’S $239,500. (OWNER OCCUPIED - SHOW BY APPONTMENT) SERVICES LOG, CASING, PUMP DATA AND METERES – MEMPHIS CONVALESCENT CENTER has 3 BEDROOM - 4 BATH - WITH NEW ROOF - large tress & lots of shrubbery - 2013 F250 4x4 RED SUPERCAB 6.2 Liter V-8, (c) adding language that meters on 4 inch or deer, turkey and wild birds enjoy this place and so will you - West side of lake on Lease NEED WORK: willing to do all kinds. Lynn Floyd opening in our transport department. We need larger column pipe diameter includes water someone who is at least 25 years of age, a gas engine, automatic transmission, 5,500 Lots #27 - for $145,000. REDUCED TO 137,500. 806-205-3330 miles, lots of extras. Locally owned 205-2428. wells used for oil and gas exploration and pro- certiÀ ed nurse aide in good standing with the duction. SMALL ACREAGE PLANTING, fertilizer & com- Texas board and a valid driver’s license. 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