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SPEARMAN TX * HANSFORD COUNTY * 790 8 1-2 064 THURSDAY, E REPORTER-STATESMAN JUNE 17, 2010 CELEBRATING 103 YEARS OF SERVICE TO HANSFORD COUNTY HANSFORD COUNTY'S ONLY NEWSPAPER 750 WWW . SP ARMANRE P TER C OM VOLUME 103 • ISSUE 24 0 ± reporter@spearrnanreportencorn Kristi Ramon Named Quotes on Kristi Ramon Torrential Rains I have heard Kristi talk about growing up "Rural Teacher of the Year" in Oklahoma and her own school experi- Hammer ence. According to her, she wasn't neces- Kristi Ramon, Reading Recov- sarily the best student in school and was not Hansford County ery teacher for the Spearman In- a teacher pleaser. She said that some of her A nearly stationary front over the high-plains region dependent School District, will teachers would not believe that she became resulted in numerous storms from the afternoon of June be honored at the Texas Rural a teacher and has received a Teacher of the 12th through the early morning hours of June 13th. Education Association's Summer Year recognition. This brings up an interest- There were nearly 60 severe weather reports, including Conference in Fort Worth on ing question; are teachers born or are they a large hail, damaging wind, and flooding. June 18, 2010 by being named product of their environment and life expe- One storm chaser even reported hail of six inches in Rural Teacher of the Year riences. In Kristi's case I think it was the diameter at Sunray in Moore County, TX. Hansford Mrs. Ramon was nominated later. I believe what makes her the teacher County was especially hit hard by heavy rain, which led for the honor by her Superintend- she is today is that she is not willing to give to several reports of flash flooding. ent, Mr. Rodney Sumner. up on a student and sees opportunity and po- Southeast winds in place pumped very high dew She was selected due to evi- tential in each one of her students. Over the points into the atmosphere over the Texas and Okla- dence of her passion for motivat- years, we have done such a disservice to homa Panhandles. The moisture content in the atmos- ing and caring about her students. some of the kids we teach by giving up on phere was nearly twice the normal amounts for this time Ms. Ramon served as a First them and stifling their worth and confi- of year. At the same time, a cold front moved south into Grade teacher for 15 years and dence. Kristi is a perfect example of what the Panhandles and stalled to become a stationary front. has been the Reading Recovery can be accomplished. Her commitment is to This front was located from Tucumcari, New Mexico, to Teacher for the past 7 years. make sure the students she teaches feel that Boys Ranch, Texas, to Stinnett, Texas, to Beaver, Okla- She is currently working on they can be whatever they want to be and homa, to Dodge City, Kansas. her Masters Degree and hopes to that she believes in them! A large low pressure system in the upper atmosphere be a Principal some day. Rodney Sumner, was positioned well east of the Panhandles and provided Kristi is married to Tindle Spearman ISD Superintendent strong southwest to northeast oriented jet stream. As the Ramon. They have three chil- jet stream ran into the stationary front, the moist at- dren, Amber and husband Dustin Kristi definitely deserves this award. I mosphere ignited and generated storms along and just King, Nicole and husband Eric chose to teach first grade 17 years ago in north of the front. This pattern remained fairly constant Neumeier, and Ryan Ramon. order to work along side Kristi. She is an ex- through the early morning hours on June 13th, which They also have two grandsons, cellent role model, superb teacher and an allowed the storms to regenerate for many hours. Preston and Finnten. She is the awesome friend. God blessed her with a tal- Initially, the storms became severe very quickly and daughter of Vicki Orth of Okla- ent to touch children. Her enthusiasm, as produced hail across Moore and Sherman counties homa. well as compassion, spreads way beyond the around 2:30 p.m. in the afternoon. Soon after that, the classroom. My 22-year-old daughter, to this strong wind shear in the atmosphere caused a few day remembers and cherishes her memories storms to rotate. One brief tornado developed south of of her first grade teacher, Mrs. Ramon. Sunray, Texas but fortunately remained over open coun- Kristi continues to track her students for try. Over the course of afternoon, evening and early Many years and loves to hear of their lives morning hours, these storms produced frequent severe and accomplishments. Her positive attitude is contagious and so uplifting. Kristi is never weather and extremely heavy rain. A near record flood event occurred at Palo Duro complacent. She continues to strive to be a Creek near Spearman, Texas. The creek rose to 22.48 better teacher every day. If you knew Kristi feet and the flood of record was 22.50 feet set in 1938. growing up, you might compare her to De- On Monday, June 7th, Palo Duro Lake was at 25.27 nace the Menace. She had a tendency to feet. On Tuesday morning, June 15th, the lake had risen push the limits as a student - like the time she cut the girl's braids that sat in front of by 40 feet to 64.75. her, or when she put a sprinkler on top of a "We still have water coming in from the area creeks," high school friends home, causing some sig- said Crystal Scribner of Palo Duro River Authority. nificant water damage. Yet despite her trials National Weather Service Hydrologists are currently as a teenager, Kristi uses them to find the surveying the flooding in the north Texas Panhandle. best in every student. I cannot think of a The following photos were taken in Hansford more deserving teacher to be commended County and were submitted by Amee Boyd, Carrie for her lifelong passion of teaching and Ceniceros, Jim Derington, Lisa Johnson, Glenn touching lives of children. I am honored to Robinson and -Gary and Catherine- Smith. Go to be her colleague and most of all her friend. www.spearmanreporter.com to view other photos. Congratulations, Kristi Ramon, for being Texas Rural Teacher of the Year. You truly have made a difference in the lives of many students as well as my own. Karla Flowers, Spearman 1st Grade Teacher

Kristi was my mentor teacher 18 years ago. She had only taught 5 years at that point. She took me under her wing as a qual- ified mentor because of her natural gift for teaching and her willingness to share that gift. She is one of the most diplomatic, fair and positive people I have ever known. I am honored to work with her and call her a friend. I continue to use her as a valuable re- source for my classroom. She is wise be- yond her years and always has a solution to any problem. Kristi has touched many lives because of her passion for what she does. She has always gone above and beyond, and never complained. We are blessed to have her in our school district! Congratulations Kristi! You deserve this great honor, hands down! Jennifer Nollner, Spearman 1st Grade Teacher

My mother's love and dedication for teaching children is remarkable and rare. She performs her job with such passion and spirit, and truly makes a difference in the lives of all those she teaches. I sincerely be- lieve if there were more teachers like my mother, the world would be a better place. My mother is an inspiration to me in so many ways -- as a mother, as a grandmother, as a friend, and as a professional. This award Weather Forecast could not have gone to a better candidate. THURSDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. A 20 Amber Ramon King, percent chance of showers and thunderstorms Kristi's daughter in the evening. Breezy. Lows in the upper 60s. South winds 15 to 25 mph. For the past several years at the Methodist FRIDAY - Partly cloudy. Highs around Senior Supper, Kristi Ramon has stood on a 100. South winds 15 to 20 mph. table and read to the graduating seniors the FRIDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. Breezy. book "Where the Wild Things Are" by Mau- Lows in the upper 60s. South winds 15 to 25 rice Sendak. This is the same book she read mph shifting to the southwest 10 to 15 mph to so many of these students back years ago after midnight. in her kindergarten class. She stomps her SATURDAY - Partly cloudy. Highs in the feet, puts on a pair of glasses with a fake upper 90s. mustache and before you know it, you feel Closed Notice Texas Crop & Weather SATURDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. you are the subject of the book. When you The following specific livestock, crop Lows in the upper 60s. look around, these upcoming graduates are The Hansford County Reporter-States- and weather conditions were reported by SUNDAY - Partly cloudy. Highs in the howling with delight, and the adults who are there to prepare the meal are rolling on the man office will be closed June 30th-July Panhandle Extension directors: Temper- upper 90s. SUNDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. Lows in floor with laughter. She brings this book to 7th. The office will reopen at 9 a.m. on atures rose and soil-moisture levels Thursday, July 8th. The deadline for the the upper 60s. life, and in doing so, shows how reading can July 8th issue will be Tuesday, June 29th dropped. All crops were planted and MONDAY - Mostly sunny. Highs around be fun, and that teachers are more than in- at 5 p.m. Items submitted after the dead- emerged. Wheat was in good condition. 100. structors - they are the actors who can un- line will be published at a later, date, as and harvest was expected to begin soon. MONDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. Lows lock the unknown and inspire the impossible time and space permit. Corn was in fair to good condition with in the mid 60s. in all who are willing to try! Items may be submitted by phone irrigation needed. Peanuts, soybeans and TUESDAY - Partly cloudy. Highs in the Rodney Sumner, (806-659-3434), fax (807-398-9080), sorghum were all fair to good. Cotton upper 90s. Spearman ISD Superintendent mail (Reporter-Statesman, 213 Main was in good condition after receiving TUESDAY NIGHT - Partly cloudy. Lows Street, Spearman TX 79081), in person in the upper 60s. If you would like to share your thoughts (310 Barkley Street, Spearman) or email some heat units. Rangeland was in fair to about Mrs. Ramon, please send them to: Re- good condition, but some areas needed WEDNESDAY - Partly cloudy. Highs in (reporter@ spe armanreporter.com) . The the upper 90s. porter-Statesman, 213 Main Street, Spear- July 8th issue will be delivered to the rain to continuing growing. Livestock Read more: http://www.city-data.com/forecast/w- man TX 79081, or e-mail them to: [email protected]. stores and post offices on July 8th. producers were battling horn flies. S pearm an-Tex as JumlitixzzOr4m 1 Dres

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in the world. ASSOCIATION Wolf Creek aftritast Austum Notes Look up and see me. state , Capita, MUSEUM HAPPENINGS try, their colors and de- I stand for peace, honor, STATE As you may recall, signs convey past history truth and justice. 11. columns are written on and future goals. Flags I stand for freedom. Monday for the Thursday have powerful connota- I am confident. paper. I always write on tions. They speak to the I am arrogant. CAPITAL Monday, and today is Flag people and politicians. I am proud. When I am flown with Day but I can't fly our flags Americans take the treat- rr r r because I am afraid it is ment of their flag seriously my fellow banners, my • • head is a little higher, my HIGHLIGHTS HIGHLIGHTS going to rain some more. and rules are included in by Ed Sterling LaVaun Kraft, our official the code of ethics for how colors a little truer. By Ed Sterling weather person, registered the flag can be used and I bow to no one! State agencies play terest in the highway's fu- publican Party of Texas 4.75 for Lipscomb from displayed i.e. the American • I am recognized all over role in Gulf oil spill ture might take a gander at convention in Dallas, dele- last night's rain. It was flag cannot be used for ad- the world. www.my35.org. gates voted to elect Hous- scary for awhile, but the vertising, cannot cover a I am worshiped I am response The web site launched ton attorney Steve rain was welcomed. We monument or ceiling and saluted. June 9 by the 1-35 Corridor Munisteri as party chair- needed it badly. no one should write on an I am loved I am revered. AUSTIN - Birds and Advisory Committee fo- man. We are finishing the sto- American flag. I am respected and I am other Texas coastal cuses on efforts to plan fu- The Texas Democratic ries for the book and will The standardized flag feared. wildlife have not been af- ture improvements and on Party on June 10 filed a work with the publishers was approved in 1912. The fected by the Deepwater current activities, such as I have fought in every lawsuit to learn who on final layouts, etc. So flag is called the "Stars and Horizon oil spill in the construction on the stretch funded a petition drive to stay tuned for progress re- Stripes" or "Old Glory." It battle of every war for Gulf of Mexico, according between the central Texas more than 200 years. put the Green Party of ports. is one of the most compli- to the Texas General Land communities of Salado and Texas on the Nov. 2 elec- This Saturday is the cated in the world. The I was flown at Valley Office. Hillsboro. tion ballot. third Saturday and the offi- flag requires 64 pieces of Forge, Gettysburg, Shiloh And, if any tarballs from and Appomattox. The Green Party agreed cial start of summer in Lip- fabric to make; has 13 red the spill make it to Texas White responds to to wait to submit its list of scomb. Activities will start and white alternating I was there at San Juan shores, the Land Office poke by Perry candidates to the state for with the Reception for stripes (the original 13 Hill, the trenches of will work with the U.S. Bill White, Democratic ballot certification until a Denise Carter at the mu- states) and 50 stars (one for France, in the Argonne Coast Guard and BP to candidate for governor, court rules on the lawsuit. seum from 4-7 p.m. This is each state of the union) on Forest, Anzio, Rome and clean them up, Land Com- disclosed in his tax return At its convention in San followed with the opening a blue background. the beaches of Normandy, missioner Jerry Patterson and financial statement Antonio, the Green Party of the Dance Platform at The flag is recognized Guam. Okinawa, Korea said on June 7. that he invested in a Hous- nominated retired teacher the Naturally Yours through our salute in The and KheS an, Saigon, Viet- Governor Rick Perry's ton-based company, BTEC Deb Shafto of Houston as Gallery. Please plan to join Pledge of Allegiance and nam know me, office, according to its Turbines LP, in 2006. its candidate for governor. us and enjoy the art, the when singing the National I was there. June 10 news release, par- After White released his The Libertarian Party, at conversations and the Anthem, "The Star-Span- ticipates in daily confer- financial information, in- I led my troops, its convention in Austin on music in beautiful down- gled Banner." There have ence calls about the spill cumbent Gov. Perry said June 12 nominated Kathie town Lipscomb. been many poems and I was dirty, battle-tested with the White House, White should end his can- and tired, but my soldiers Glass, a Houston attorney, The Texas Plains Trail songs written about the Coast Guard, Department didacy because while as its candidate for gover- will join Hansford (Spear- flag and I concluded this cheered me of Homeland Security, Na- White was mayor of Hous- nor. man) Post Office for its week's column with the And I was proud. tional Oceanic and Atmos- ton, he personally profited 24th stamp cancellation one entitled Old Glory by America has been at- pheric Administration and as a result of public money Texas participates in this Wednesday at 11 a.m. Howard Schnauber, WWII tacked by cowardly fanat- gulf state governors. spent with BTEC because world expo These cancellations are Vet. ics Texas Workforce Com- of Hurricane Rita. A Texas economic de- held once a week to cele- And many lives have mission on June 8 an- White rejected Perry's velopment and tourism brate our 52 county region. OLD GLORY been lost nounced it had sent mobile suggestion, pointing out delegation led by Gov. Stamp collectors from I am the flag of the But those who would units to sites on the the investment was made a Perry is overseas attending across the world are order- United States of America. destroy me cannot win Louisiana coast. The two year after hurricanes Rita "Salute to Texas Week" at ing these special series. My name is Old Glory. For I am the symbol of 34-foot-long units provide and Katrina hit in fall the world's fair, Expo 2010 (Lipscomb will occur in I fly atop the world's freedom, job search and referral 2005. Shanghai China. September.) tallest buildings. Of one nation services to people whose In White's response to Texas Week, which runs I stand watch in Amer- Under God jobs have been affected by Perry's accusation, he said, June 13-19 in the USA HISTORICAL MUSINGS ica's halls of justice. Indivisible , the disaster. "Perry took no issue with Pavilion, is part of a six- June the 14th is Flag I fly majestically over With liberty and justice The Texas Commission my leadership in the wake month global event ex- Day. National flags are not institutions of learning. for all. on Environmental Quality of Hurricanes Katrina and pected to draw some 70 merely symbols of a coun- I stand guard with power activated 12 Mobile Re- Rita until this election million visitors. I have been burned, torn sponse Spill Assessment year." and trampled on the streets Texas paid $425,000 to Teams to monitor air qual- In other political news, sponsor its own week. of countries I have helped ity, collect sediment and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey SHS Students of the Month set free. Funding came through the water samples, offer ad- Hutchison, Perry's chief Governor's Office of Eco- It does not hurt, for I am vice on waste disposal and opponent in the Republi- nomic Development and invincible. provide training in shore- can primary, on June 11 Tourism and the business I have been soiled upon, line clean-up techniques. publicly stated she sup- groups TexasOne and burned, torn and trampled Texas Parks and Wildlife ports Perry's re-election Greater Houston Partner- on the streets of my coun- Department has its own oil campaign. ship. spill response team and is On June 12 at the Re- t And when it's by those conducting weekly confer- whom I've served in battle ence calls with the Texas SUDOKU it hurts. Department of Agriculture, PRESENTED BY But I shall overcome for Texas Sea Grant College I am strong. Program and commercial I fisheries. No fisheries have -_...... I have slipped the bonds been closed along the 111 of Earth and stood watch Texas coast due to this oil VolunteerMatch.org over the uncharted fron- spill, the agency said. Where volunteering begins. tiers of space from my Meanwhile, the gover- vantage point on the moon. The May Students of the Month at Spearman High nor's office said, Texas 5 9 3 I have borne silent wit- beaches remain open for School are seniors, LeAnna Espinosa and CJ Renteria. ness to all of America's LeAnna is the daughter of Miguel and Eva Espinosa. summer recreation and finest hours. business. 7 8 She has two sisters, Loree Hodges and Lisa Pope. But my finest hours are LeAnna has been active in National Honor Society, yet to come. Spearman Lynxette basketball, cross country, and golf. Group's site puts spot- 1 2 8 3 4 5 LeAnna was named Academic All-State in basketball, When I am torn into light on 1-35 Academic All-District in cross country, basketball, and strips and used as band- The Texas Department 6 3 7 golf, and was named to the All Tournament team at the ages for my wounded com- of Transportation on Oct. Vernon basketball tournament. In her spare time, rades on the battlefield, 7, 2009, officially pro- 3 8 LeAnna enjoys playing basketball and playing with her When I am flown at nounced it would no nieces. Her future plans include attending Oklahoma half-mast to honor my sol- longer pursue the Trans- Panhandle State University and majoring in health and dier, Texas Corridor project, a 1 8 2 physical education. LeAnna has also signed a letter of Or when I lie in the plan to transform Interstate intent to play basketball on the Oklahoma Panhandle trembling arms of a griev- 35 into a conduit for vehi- 5 7 4 2 1 9 State University Women's basketball team. LeAnna ing parent at the grave of cles, rail and utilities. states the best thing about Spearman is, "The people their fallen son or daugh- But, improvements are 1 4 here are very loving and supportive." The best thing ter, still on the drawing board about Spearman High School is, "Mr. Belger's hug, I am proud. for 1-35, which runs from Laredo to the Oklahoma 2 5 1 high-five, or smile that I get every morning." LeAnna's MY NAME IS OLD most influential teacher during her school years is Mrs. border north of 02010, StatePoint Media, Inc. GLORY Gainesville. answer on classified page Linda Wilkerson. LONG MAY I WAVE Fill in the blank squares In the grid, making sure that every CJ is the son of Juan and Patty Renteria. He has one Citizens who have an in- row, column and 3-by-3 box includes all digits 1 through 9. older brother, Zach Renteria. CJ is active in Spearman hese games are •roug t to you by the Lynx Varsity Football. He was named the Top Student LEISURE GAMES Hansford County Reporter-Statesman of the Year in World History. In his spare time, CJ en- ACROSS 57. 'Where you play cro- had two 34. Burn Incense. e.g. 56. To be identical to joys sports and hanging out with his friends. CJ's fu- 36. Evoke emotion 57. '"Going. going. r ture plans include attending West Texas A&M 1. lambert and Sandler quet 26. Boredom 6. Up to the present time 60. 'Badminton hitter 27. Between Rive Droite 38. 1,000 grams 58. A-bomb particle University and majoring in health and physical educa- 9. Number one 64. Summation and Rive Gauche 42. 'Helen" in Moscow 59. Short for radians tion. CJ's future career goal includes becoming a 13. Complicate or tangle 65. Felt by princess 29. 'Track competition. 45. 'What a lacrosse 60. Goes with rave coach. CJ states the best thing about Spearman is, "my 14. Before, old English while sleeping? e.g. player does with the 61. Sky bear friends." CJ says the best thing about Spearman High 15. Drinker 67. Saints' lights 31. End of Iditarod Trail ball 62. Right coast School is, "You always get one on one help from the 16. "I love you" or 68. Positive electrode 32. Apathetic 49. An honest President? 63. Black brews. e.g. teachers and you get to see all of your friends." CJ' 69. Overnight stop 33. Drupelets of black- 51. Bolt 64. 'Touch game most influential teacher during his school years is Mrs. 17. School of whales 70. A top Formula One berry or raspberry 54. Unfasten 66. Between E and NE Cheryl Whitefield. 18. Antonym of bald driver Congratulations to LeAnna and CJ on being named 19. 'Pin knocking 71. Diamonds and ru- CROSSWORD the Spearman High School May Students of the Month. 21. First President bies. e.g. 1 2 3 4 t, (• ti 9 10 11 12 named Franklin 72. *Volleyball divider 13 14 73. Maps of city blocks, 23. Big head 10 1 7 I LI The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman e.g. Mailing Address - 213 Main Street • Spearman TX 79081 24. 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Slang for safecracker 53 5.4 '4‘ 7. Distinctive period The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman (USPS 529660) is pub- 41. Spooky 57 54 59 60 1,1 02 03 lished weekly in Spearman, TX. Periodical postage paid in Spearman, 43. Chow 8. Designated speed for TX. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to: The Hansford County 44. Ancient Roman's a song, pl. 04 65 66 Reporter-Statesman, 213 Main Street, Spearman, TX 79081. garb 9. Wild swine se sv Publication Policy The deadline to submit news and advertising to The Hansford County 46. 'You look for it in 10. Narrative poem of 71 72 Reporter-Statesman Is Monday at 5 p.m. Items submitted after the your poker opponent hero's deeds deadline will be published at a later date, as time and space permit. Publication of all items is at the discretion of the editor. 47. European sea eagles 11. Withered PRESENTED BY Advertising 48. Madre 12. "The old college " Open Display rates aro $4.00 per column inch. 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Page 3 The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman LIFESTYLE Thursday, June 17, 2010 - ELAINE SWAN SPEARMAN - Elaine Swan, 60, passed away on June Our Syrnpat 15, 2010. Funeral services will be held on Friday, June 18,2010 Reeves Anniversary - Mary & GOLDIE MAE "BUCKEY" DUNNIHOO at 11 am. at the First Baptist Church with Jim June 17 Brothers Fu- Birthday- Sara Jones, Jill Julio Vasquez, M/M Bobbie WAKA - Goldie Mae "Buckey" Dunnihoo, (formerly officiating. Cremation will be by Boxwell Odom, Iris Wood, Valerie Archer of Waka), age 87, died Wednesday, June 9, 2010. Grave- neral Home of Spearman. McLain, Manuel Nunez, June 25 side services were conducted on Saturday, June 12, at 10 Elaine was born in Perryton, TX on October 18,1949. Roy Lee McClellan, Janna Birthday - Betty Womble, AM in Ochiltree Cemetery, Memorial Services were at 9 She married Ronald Swan on July 27, 1968. in Spear- Harris, Ann Rook, Lee Nita Bynum, Pete Stafford, AM, Thursday, June 10, at Lake Tanglewood Commu- man. She delivered the Amarillo Globe-News in Spear- Schubert, Rex Burgess, Vickie Stewart, Jennifer nity Church with Doug Rawlins officiating. Arrange- man for 21 years. She was a homemaker and devoted Dallas Burgess, Elvia Umphress, Joey Woolley, ments were by Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home of mother for over 40 years. Huerta Curtis Wayne Porter, Can- Perryton. She was preceded in death by her parents, Elmer and June 18 dice Janzen, Lisa LaFarr, "Buckey" was born in Waka on April 30, 1923 and Dorothy Longly. Birthday - Ada Joyce Billie Jo Moore Pierson, was a lifelong resident to Waka. She married Junior Dun- Survivors include her husband, Ronald Swan, of the Stedje, Doug Lackey, Phil Oneida Bynum nihoo on April 13, 1940 in Liberal, Kansas. He passed home; six daughters, Stacie Swan of Amarillo, Leslie Windom, Jimmy Jackson, Anniversary - M/M B.J. away in 1997. Swan and her fiance Will Martin of Amarillo, Leann Doug Cummings, Susan Renner, Mr.and Mrs. Ron- She was a member of the Church of the Brethren of Swan of Amarillo, Ashley Swan of Spearman, Tammy Pearson, George Martin, nie Williams, M/M Dennis Waka and was a homemaker. The family greatly appre- Bell of Amarillo, Janet Hall of Amarillo, and Jeanne Cristopher Cummings, Quimby, Terry & Sherry ciates the loving care, compassion and support provided Swan of Spearman; three sons, Scott Swan of Spearman, Eddie LaFarr, Amy Boyd, Moore, M/M Richard Marrs by the Village at Ware Living Center and BSA Hospice. Janet Swan of Dallas, and Jeffrey Swan of Norman, OK; Lenis Simpson, Roberta June 26 Two daughters, Bonita Jowell of Huntsville, Texas, two sisters, Delores and George Waggie of Wynona, OK Paula Kelly, Cole, Emily Bates Birthday - Patty Braselton of McKinney, Texas; one son, James and Edith Smith of Winfield, TX; and three grandchil- Anniversary - Hershel & Mike Blanton, Bill McClel- Wanda Jones, M/M Leon lan, Omar Sutton, Carla "Johnnie" Dunnihoo of Spearman; one brother, Billy dren. Red, Don & Faye Schmehr Harper, Doris Pinkerton, Newingham of Alexandria, Louisiana; one sister, Lilly The family requests memorials be to the Don and June 19 Teresa Bennett, Ann Vela, Ellen Hines of Hobbs, New Mexico; nine grandchildren; Sybil Harrington Cancer Center, PO Box 51628, Amar- Birthday- John Williams, Ronnie Ring, Ashley Baker, nineteen great-grandchildren; and 3 great great-grand- illo TX 79159-1628. Alan Beeson, Christina Vanessa Cease, Paul children survive her. __ __ West, Jan Hunter, Phyllis Bynum, Joe Ruthlin, The family request memorials be to BSA Hospice, r Smith, Nathan Steger, Chelsea Nollner, Trevor P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, Texas, 79176. Randy Coombs, Stanley Shields WHEN DOES YOUR SUB- Gruver, Marlene Miller Anniversary - Will & Anniversary - M/M Barry Tiffany Crane, M/M Garry HELEN ESTHER HARBOUR SCRIPTION EXPIRE? Barkley Hathaway, M/M Joe Lopez, GAGE, OK - Helen Esther Harbour, 96, died Thurs- SCR1 June 20 M/M Verlin Beck day, June 10, 2010, in Shattuck. -..\ Birthday- Mica Been, Pat June 27 Services were at 11 a.m. on, Saturday, June 12, 2010 in 05/10 EXPIRES Irwin, Neal Williams, Terry Birthday- Max Frick, Clint First Christian Church in Gage with Richard Chapman JOHN Q. PUBLIC Patterson, Pete Vera, Irwin, Steve Baggerly, officiating. Burial was in Gage Cemetery by Mason Fu- PO BOX 123 Elden Allen, Allen Cook, Brady Chase Brown, Skyler neral Home of Shattuck. \\.,... SPEARMAN TX 79081 Jordan, Christen Grimsley, Tyler Scott, Charlie Lopez, Helen and her husband were owners and operators of Ermal Pond Karen Johnson Harbour Produce Co. She also sold Avon for 25 years. Expiration dates are printed on the top of all mailin June 21 Anniversary - M/M Bill labels. Our readers can help keep the cost of sub- Turner, M/M Randy Survivors include three daughters, Shirley Smith of Birthday - Lynn Boyd, Gage, Betty Mitchell of Woodward and Carol Short of scriptions down by mailing in renewals in the appro- Rod Karlin, April Hall, Coombs, Judy & Dad Herg- Patrick Meek, Harry ert Spearman, Texas; a brother, Bill Flaherty of Gage; 13 priate month. Stumpf, Rosa Baker, June 28 grandchildren; 29 great-grandchildren; and eight great- Thank you, Catherine Smith Birthday - Carson great-grandchildren. Rhonda Valdez, Steve THE HANSFORD COUNTY REPORTER-STATESMAN Slater, Josh Kunsleman, Womble, Linda Rowland, The family suggests memorials be to a charity of Robert Breedon, Christi Don Allen, Ernie Vander- choice. 213 Main Street • Spearman, TX 79081 Black, Linda Town, Anita berg, Terril Brummet, Helen Annual Subscription Rates Sumner, Clint Lilly, Cody Hand, Mrs. A.F. Loftin, Mike Ivey, Amanda Thomp- Trent England, Meghan BETTY IRENE RIGGLE In Hansford County - $30 son, Britani Vasquez, Clay- Jade Snider AMARILLO - Betty Irene Riggle, 74, passed away on Out of County - $40 ton Acker, Jennifer Nollner Anniversary - Harvey & June 8, 2010, after a two-year battle with cancer. Anniversary - M/M Jim Sandra Proffitt, M/M Cecil Betty Riggle was born on June 15, 1935, in Morse, ALE-Subscription - $35 (sent through e-mail) Kuykendall Biggers, M/M Jim Dering- Iowa, to John and Elizabeth Fisher. Betty attended grade _Le_. June 22 ton, M/M Bruce Knight school in Morse and graduated from City High School in Birthday - Tim Tunnell, June 29 Iowa City in 1953. Melissa Stewart, Ricky Birthday - Ira Gross, • • On Sept. 11, 1955, Betty and Dale Riggle were mar- Jones, Benny Puentes Jr., Hazel Taylor, Scott Strawn, ried in North Liberty, Iowa. The couple spent about four Paul Lopez Jr., Tom Haden Gary Johnson, Sandra years in Germany while Dale was in the Army. After that, Hart, Presley Baker Gumfory, Monica Black- they farmed in the North Liberty area until 1977 when Anniversary - M/M Stan- man, Rajan Traften, June MONUMENTS ley Gruver, M/M Norman Tucker they moved to Texas. Brack Anniversary - M/M Betty loved to raise a garden and flowers. She worked June 23 Charles Bell, M/M Amadeo as a cosmetologist, real estate agent and retired from Boxwell Brothers Birthday - Myriam Al- Cazares Pantex travel department. varez, Robert Blevins, Rob June 30 She was preceded in death by her father; her mother; Funeral Home Murrell, Brad Spivey, An- Birthday - Mike Minter, and her older brother. dres Benavides, Joan Ricky Thompson, Esmer- Survivors include her husband, Dale of Amarillo, a 519 Evans • Spearman Brown, Shannon Groves, alda Vela, John Snider, brother, John and wife Rosie of North Liberty, Iowa; a KelLShields, Amanda Apo- Margarette Evans, Kyle sister-in-law, Joyce-of Reno, Nev.;, five nieces; two 659-3802 -claca Brock, Jeff Hohertz, Keri nephews; and 11 grandnieces and grandnephews. Anniversary - M/M Mitch Lou Schneider, Willie Vera, The family suggests memorials be made to BSA Hos- Dear friends, Fedrick, M/M T.J. Been, Paige Burgin, Daniel Crug, pice, P.O. Box 950, Amarillo, TX 79105. 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Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Worship: 11 am. Worship: 10:50 am. Worship: 11 am. Worship: 10:50 am. Pastor - Men Lloyd Minister • (Worships with Disciple Training: 6 p.m.. Sunday Grace Presbyterian Church) Prayer Meeting: 7:30 p.m. Wednesday First Baptist Church Pastor - Cecil Biggers, PLM Pastor - Scott Curry 123 N. Bernice • 659-5557 Sunday School: 9:45 a.m. Union Church Church of Christ A1t1 US FOR mum HELP it Worship: 11 a.m. 31 S. Endicott • 659-2644 209 King • 733-2760 Morse Baptist Church Evening Worship: 7 p.m. Sunday School: 10:00 am. Sunday School: 9:30 a.m. 733-2757 Automobiles • lW's & Campers • Trucks Men's Bible Study - Wed., 7 a.m. Worship: 11:00 a.m. Worship: 1020 &m. Pastor • Mike Martin Children's Choir • Wed, 6 p.m. Bible Study: 7 p.m. Wed. Evening Worship: 6 p.m. Boats • MV's • 18 Wheelers Adult Choir • Wed. 7 p.m. Youth Service: 6 p.m. Wed. Wed. Worship: 7:00 p.m. Wed. 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Medical Fund for Bruce Duncan A medical fund has been established for Bruce Duncan at First National Bank, Spearman. If you would like to make a donation you may make a deposit with any teller or mail a do- nation to First National Bank, Bruce Duncan Medical Fund, PO Box 337. Spearman TX 79081. • Hansford Golf Club Hosts Tuesday Night Scrambles The Hansford County Golf Club has begun their Tuesday Night Scrambles. Tee-time is at 6 p.m. sharp. The cost is $10 per person. Teams are drawn. For more information, or to sign up, call 659-2233. Engagement &nnounwntnt SHS All School Reunion July 2 & 3, 2010 Mrs. Trixie Stout Holt of Gruver, Texas takes pleasure The Spearman High School All-School Reunion will be held in announcing the engagement of her daughter Doctor July 2nd & 3rd, 2010. If you have information regarding a spe- Roxane Holt of Dallas to Mr. Oren Grossman of Dallas, cific class reunion, please contact the Hansford County Re- Texas. Dr. Holt is also a daughter of the late Nick Holt. porter-Statesman. We will list the specific information for each class reunion, as well as the information for the All-School Re- Oren is the son of Ms. Carol Glassel and Mr. Anthony union in the newspaper as we receive it. Information may be Williams of Richardson and his father, Yochai Grossman, mailed to: Reporter-Statesman, 213 Main Street. Spearman of Kibbutz Gevaram, Israel, and grandson of Jeanne TX 79081; e-mailed to: reporter@spearmanreportercom; Glassel of Howell, Michigan. faxed: 806-398-9080; or phoned in: 806-659-3434. Roxane grew up in Gruver and is a 1996 graduate of Office 07' Computer Class Gruver High School. She earned a bachelor of arts, Learn the most popular components of the Microsoft Office magna cum laude, in biology and was a member of package. Instruction will be customized to meet individual's Kappa Kappa Gamma at Texas A&M University. She Engagement &nnounamtnt needs in the class for their personal use.'Prerequisite: Must earned a doctorate of medicine from University of Texas have basic computer knowledge. The class will be held July Richard and Sherri Waide of Amarillo. TX wish to an- 10th from 9 a.m.-noon and 1-4 p.m. in the High School Com- Southwestern Medical School in 2004, and completed an obstetrics and gynecology residency at Parkland Hospi- nounce the engagement of their daughter, Michelle puter Lab. The cost will be $50. The instructor will be Treva Waide, to Jarick Howard of Amarillo. Jarick si the son of Braun. To register, please contact Cindy Blackman at Spear- tal in 2008. She is presently completing a maternal fetal man High School, 806-659-3232. medicine fellowship. Rick and Jan Howard of Spearman. Oren spent his childhood in Howell, Michigan, and is Michelle is the granddaughter of Tom and Nell O'Dell 1st Annual Douglas Meador Writing Contest a 1993 graduate of L V Berkner High School in Richard- of Perryton and the late Dr. Eugene Waide, and Dr. and The 1st Annual Douglas Meador Writing Contest is now ac- Connie Allen of Perryton. Jarick is the grandson of the cepting submissions of Writing West, Stories and Personal son, Texas. He earned a bachelor of arts in history from Narratives from 1850 - 1935. The deadline is July 5, 2010. Texas Tech University in 1997 and master of business ad- late Wilson and Una Morgan and Delvin and Joan Email [email protected] for submission guidelines. ministration from Texas Tech in 2005. He was a member Howard of Haysville. KS and Claudette Howard of Lav- Prizes are as follows: $300 for 1st Place, and $150 for 2nd of Beta Gamma Sigma. He is currently employed with erne, OK. Place. For more information, contact Laverne Zabielski at mc- The couple plan an August 14,2010 wedding at 6 p.m. [email protected]. Stream Global Services in resource planning. Vows will be recited July 24th in University Park at the Joseph A. Hill Chapel in Canyon. Tri-City Community Concert Association United Methodist Church of Dallas where both are mem- Michelle is a 2010 graduate of West Texas A&M Uni- Janie Kunselman is the representative for the Tn-City Community bers. Following a wedding trip to Vancouver Island and versity with a bachelor of science in nursing. She is an Concert Association of Borger and Liberal, and is selling member- Whistler, British Columbia, the couple will reside in Dal- RN. ships to attend concerts for the 2010-2011 season. Concerts are as las, Texas. Jarick is a December 2009 graduate of West Texas follows: Borger - September 18 - An Evening With Kenny Thames, A&M University with a bachelor's degree in mass com- January 11 - Pianafiddle, March 8 - Riders in the Sky, and May 6 - Jim munications. He is a correctional officer employed by the Witter. Season memberships are: Adults - $40, Sr. Adult • $35. Stu- ..„ dents - S20, and Family - S100. Contact Janie Kunselman at 659- Texas Department of Criminal Justice. 2631 for more information. Tickets purchased from Tri-City Concert CIPO 0( Uni A reception will be held at Buffalo Hall at West Texas Association admit members to reciprocity concerts in Pampa and A&M University following the ceremony. Plainview. • Our pools Generations of Memories Liberal Community Concert Association everyday, vacations never end! Janie Kunselman is the representative for the Liberal Community • Aboveground & Inground pools Concert Association of Liberal, KS. The Liberal Community Concert WHOLESALE PRICING Association is selling memberships to attend five special concerts in • the 2010-2011 season. Concerts are as follows: September 14 - SIMPLE DIY Pool Kit Assembly Buddy Jewell, October 12th - Dallas Brass. February 24th - The New • SAVE MONEY on All Pool Sup Christy Minstrels, April 3rd - Legacy of Floyd Cramer featuring Jason & Accessories. Ships Fast Coleman, and May 9th - Jim Witter. Season memberships are: Adults ' call - $50, Students - $25, and Family Pass - $125. For more informa- l...ottekwz tion, contact Janie Kunselman at 659-2631 or James Jackson at 620- 624-5995. Fire Department Donations ;;2, Persons wishing to make donations to the Fire Departments Go Painlessly in Hansford County may do so at the following addresses: Spearman Fire Dept., Box 37, Spearman TX 79081; Gruver Fire Dept., Box 947. Gruver TX 79040 or Morse Fire Dept., Man Inn Tom W. Box 28, Morse TX 79062

SPWA Seeks Volunteers The Southwest Pioneer Windmill Association is seeking the next generation of volunteers to continue the work of restoring Ounce for Ounce — Compare and Save! and maintaining the windmills of the SPWA. If you have an in- terest in windmills and their upkeep, and/or maintenance of The top-quality & top-value pain creme the park, you are needed. For information, call Dwayne Mitchell, 270-0291 or Don Reed 330-0745.

O'Loughlin Center Hours The O'Loughlin Center is open for the following hours: Mon- you are, invited to a Couples Currently Registered day-Thursday, 6:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.; Friday, 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.: and Saturday. 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. (noon). For more in- Cattle Margis & Brian Mensley - 6119 formation, contact Jada Breeden, Manager, The O'Loughlin Waling Shower Center. 502 S. Brandt, PO Box 733, Spearman TX 79081, Jessica Cornell & Munter - 6/19 806-659-3030. honoring Bertha Ortiz & Osiel 'Bores - e119 Perryton Parkinson's Disease Support Group The Perryton Parkinson's Disease Support Group meets the Callie 1argis Raela Parnell (.7 &darn Cherry - 6126 2nd Friday of each month at 12 noon in the Perryton Men- nonite Church. 2821 S. Ash. The next meeting will be October ~ticltelle Waide Jarick Moward - 6127 9th. Anyone interested is invited to attend. bride-elect of Brian die,nsiey it Blanca Valtierra & Julian Gallegos - 027 Take Off Pounds Sensibly Meets Take Off Pounds Sensibly (TOPS) meets on Tuesday morn- on Saturday, June 19, 2010 Xathryn ellurphy & Christopher James alien - 713 ing at 8:30 a.m. at the First Christian Church in Gruver. Any- one interested is invited. Contact Marilyn Been at flicCloy & Daniel Marris - 7110 (Morse) 806-733-2087. from 10:00-11:30 a.m. Laura Laura 31cCloy & Daniel Marris - 7124 (Gruver) Child Find at the home. of _Karen 'Thompson Your school district is looking for children ages 3-21 years who 61driennt Nevin Baker - 7131 may be slow in developing communication skills, social inter- Mood & actions, walking skills and/or have major physical disabilities. 1104 Linn Dr Spearman 'TX We want to give your child the chance to receive the extra help Shea Lowe & Brian Lair - 8/7 he/she needs, if the disability interferes with his/her education. Please call your elementary campus to get more information Luci &lvarez & Gerardo Mernandez - 818 or call Perryton SSA, 435-4412. you art invited to a Sejal Patel & Gerardo Merriandez - 7112 (wed) Beware of FAFSA Web Scam Seniors, senior parents, and parents of college students Waling Shower esmerelda Berflal & Meriberto dVavarrete - 7/31(wtti) should use the web site www.fafsa.ed.gov when filling out their Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online. dislike 'Bowers & David Tax There is currently a website that has found an interesting way honoring to get in the college-bound's pocket. Known as fafsa.com, the Katie Rad & Cloyd Branson website charges a fee for submitting the application. There is no fee for submitting the fafsa form on the www.fafsa.ed.gov Bertha Ortiz Chelsea Nartin & Clancy Vanderburg site. Roxane. 3iolt & Oren Grossman Region 16 ESC offers Free GED Preparation Software bride-elect of Osiel 7lorts Region 16 ESC is offering free GED preparation software for .Aiikki t- Natt Davis students interested in obtaining a GED. You will also have ac- on Saturday, June 19, 2010 cess to a free online GED prep program through the public li- Rath' Slough & Scott Kilpatrick brary. If you are interested in finding out more information about these services, please contact: Cindy Blackman at 659- from 10:00-11:30 ant .Kayite Lifiestier & Broc Carter 3233. Maria Carbajal or Margaret Ruttman at 659-2231 or stop by the Hansford County Library. at the home of Linda Latta Beth yanke & ./Vathen Schenk Panhandle Crisis Center Outreach Office Cassie Schenk & Carlos Borunda Panhandle Crisis Center (PCC) has an Outreach Office and Resale Store at 306 Hancock, in Spearman. In case of emer- 1101 Barkley Spearman 'TX gencies, please continue to call the hotline, 1-800-753-5308. you are invited to a you are invited to a Wedding Shower We-riding Shower

honoring honoring Bennie (.liagliew) & Brandon Gilbert (Boy) - 7i3rd Nadia Parnell. Waide Sammie. iStavlo) & Wade Narkty (Girl) - 7/31 Ran& (&twood) & DJ Warrick (Boy) bride-elect of Jarick a-loward bride-elect of Adam Cherry Briannt & John 'Thomas (Girt) on Saturday, June, 2b, 2010 on Sunday, June 27, 2010 Cara (Natluway) & Seth :Haifa (Girl) from 10-11:30 a.m. from 2-3:30 p.m. in the home. of Becky Seedy in the. home of Stephanie Brock toialateinia ga 659.2141 901 WiLmeth Dr Spearman (TX 901 S. Barkley Spearman 'TX 314 Main Spearman

The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman LIFESTY Thursday, June 17, 2010 - Page 5 Big Brothers Big Words from Sisters Volunteer Tait* ex Grace, of the Month by Cecil R. Biggers, Lutheran Lay Minister In the fourth week of Pentecost, we study Isaiah 65:1- 9, Psalm 22: 19-28, Galatians 3: 23-29, and Luke 8: 26- 29. We can learn something of the part faith plays in our justification before God. The prophet Isaiah speaks to the post-exilic people of God. God is calling to those who need him, but who do not seek him. God is available to forgive, to enable. The people reject the ways of God, following the practices of the heathen. God promises to 'repay into their laps their iniquities and their ancestors' iniquities together.' Yet, even' in judgment, God promises that descendants of Jacob and from Judah shall inherit God's mountains. We learn that God does not give up on us, God is faithful even when we are not. The Psalmist sings a lament, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" We often read this psalm on Good Friday, but its entirety speaks to the sufferings of our every- day life. The Psalmist feels abandoned by God, but at the same time recognizes that his only hope is in God. Do we not often shake our fists at God, de- Engagement announcutuat manding why some thing has happened to us, while at the same time we hold on to faith that God will redeem Clint and Shannon Cornell of Claude, TX wish to an- us? Even when we doubt, God is with us. Let us, like nounce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Blair the Psalmist, praise God for our deliverance! Cornell to Hunter Mack Bevill of Gruver. Hunter is the Lisa Pipkin has been named Big Brothers Big Sisters Paul continues his discussion of law versus faith with son of Steve and Tracy Bevill of Gruver. Volunteer of the Month. When told of this honor Pipkin the Galatians. He tells them that the law is our "paida- Jessica is the granddaughter of Glenn and Anne Con- commented, gogos". A paidagogos was a slave entrusted with the dis- rad of Claude and Donnie and Donna Cornell of Borger. "One of the reasons I wanted to be a Big Sister was to cipline and care of a child until the child became an Hunter is the grandson of Mack and Patsy Bevill of Gru- be a blessing to someone, but as it turns out, I am the adult. Similarly, when we have been baptized into Jesus ver and Don and Donna Hart of Sierra Vista, AZ. one who has received the blessing!" She has been The Christ, we are no longer under the dominion of the The couple plan an August 6, 2010 wedding at St. matched with Little Sister, Phoebe, since August of this law, we are one in Christ. The Holy Spirit enables us to Theresa's Catholic Church in Panhandle. year. They get together about once a week. During their have faith in Jesus and in baptism we have a real union Jessica is a 2007 graduate of Claude High School. She time together, the pair has enjoyed working on sewing with Jesus. Our baptism is not mere outward form or cer- will graduate from West Texas A&M University with a projects, long talks on the telephone, hiking around the emony, it is a real union with Jesus Christ. With this bachelor's degree in Elementary Education in December lake, and touring the Plains Museum. They both enjoy union, it matters not whether we are slave or free, male 2010. She will be student teaching in Gruver this fall. attending the movie and are very thankful to Gary or female, Jew or Greek, in Christ we are one. Hunter is a 2003 graduate of Gruver High School He Ellsworth who provides BBBS matches with a compli- Luke gives us the first of four miracle stories that pre- attended West Texas A&M University. He is currently mentary movie/popcorn pass! Lisa says she is con- pare the twelve to go out and proclaim the kingdom of employed by North Plains Chemical in Gruver. stantly amazed by Phoebe's knowledge on various God and to heal. Jesus is shown traveling in Gentile ter- A reception will follow the ceremony in Claude. topics. "Pheobe is like a little sponge, soaking in all the ritory where he meets a man who is violently insane. information she learns at school and sharing with me. This insane Gentile recognizes Jesus as the "Son of the She has given me several lessons on the Cumulonim- Most High God". Jesus asks his name, the answer, "Le- Foreign Investors bus clouds during a rain storm and I get to hear and be gion". Now a Roman legion had 6,000 soldiers, we may a part of her hopes and dreams of becoming an archae- infer that the Gerasene man believed he was possessed ologist someday." by 6,000 demons. Jesus commands the demons to leave Notification Lisa works as a special education assistant at Spear- the man; they beg to be allowed to enter into a herd of man High School. She is an active member of the First swine. Jesus allows this and the pigs run down a steep The Agricultural Foreign Investment Disclosure Act Baptist Church of Spearman where she sings in the slope into the sea and are drowned. The people of the requires all foreign owners of U>S> agricultural land to choir. She enjoys helping with His Hearts Desire retreats area hear of this, and go to see what has happened. They report their holdings to the Secretary of Agriculture. The for women held at the Waka Christian Center. BBBS see the Gerasene man in his right man, neatly clothed Farm Service Agency administers this program for Match Support Specialist, Julie Stedje, says "Lisa has a and sitting at the feet of Jesus. Their reaction is one of 4- USDA. heart for helping others. She is a delightful, loving lady, fear and a demand that Jesus leave their territory. Learn Foreign persons who have purchased or sold agricul- and we are thankful to have her as a volunteer!" from this that we cannot meed the Living God without tural land in the county are required to report the trans- For information on helping a child through the Big being transformed. Learn too, that many who live in this action to FSA with in 90 days of the closing. Failure to Brothers Big Sisters program, call the BBBS office at world care not for the redemption of a man if it comes at submit the AFIDA form could result in civil penalties 434-0016. The Wheatheart Satellite of BBBS provides the expense of their livelihood. of up to 25 percent of the fair market value of the prop- mentors for over 100 children in the communities of May the Holy Spirit enable your faith so that your life erty. 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Page 6 - Thursday, June 17, 2010 LIFESTYLE The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman coolers. To RSVP, call during the all-school re- bring that along.) Children Terry Phillips at 903-413- union. All students from are welcome. If you have SHS 2010 All-School Reunion 0782, Mary Anne George the Class of 1999 are in- any questions, please e- SHS Ex-Students porter@ spearmanre- 15, 2010 to Sharion Cook at 806-659-1012, or e-mail vited to attend both events. mail Kristin (Beedy) The Spearman High porter.com; faxed: 806- or Mary Dixon at 659- Spearmanlynx86@geusnet (If you can't make both, Whitehead, at kristin- School 2010 All-School 398-9080; or phoned in: 3711 or Diane Maxwell at .com. Even if you can't at- please come to one of the [email protected]. Reunion will be held Sat- 806-659-3434. 659-2987. Thank you and tend, please call or e-mail events!) Please RSVP to urday, July 3rd beginning we look forward to seeing your current contact infor- Kristin (Beedy) White- SHS Classes of 2000 at 8:30 a.m. at Spearman All Spearman High everyone at the Reunion. mation. After the cookout head, kristinjan@hot- The Class of 2000 will High School. The All- School Ex Students plan to attend the dance at mail.com. have our get together on School Program will begin A Dance/Social will be Classes of 1976,1977, The O'Loughlin Center. On Friday, July 2nd, the Saturday, July 3, 2010 at 10 a.m. A barbecue held on Saturday, July 3rd 1978 The Trey Clark Band will Class of 1999 will meet at • from 5-8 p.m. in the back- lunch, catered by Hungry at The O'Loughlin Center The classes of 1976, be playing. 7 p.m. at The Headquarters yard of Marsha & Larry Cowboy, will be held after (502 S. Brandt, Spearman) 1977 and 1978 are meeting (217 Main Street, Spear- Murphy's home (1114 the program in the High from 8 p.m.-12 midnight. at The Bunkhouse Restau- Classes of 1991,1992, man). The cost is $20 per Bernice). Hamburgers & School Cafeteria. A live band will perform rant on July 2, 2010 at 7:00 and 1993 person (adults only). Pnce hotdogs will be on the The O'Loughin Center and a concession stand p.m. The cost for the meal The Spearman High includes dinner and tip - grill, and drinks will be has also been rented for will be available. The cost will be $8.00 per person. School Classes of 1991, salad, steak, baked potato, BYOB. Please feel free to Saturday evening. All Ex- is $10 per person. (BYOB) Send RSVP and money to 1992, and 1993 will be dinner roll, dessert and bring significant others. Students are invited to Shelly Beedy, 1103 Archer having an All-School Re- water/iced tea. (If you Please RSVP to either meet there for more fel- Classes of 1943-1953 St., Spearman, TX 79081 union Dinner on Saturday, would like something Kathryn Murphy lowship. The SHS Classes of by June 25, 2010. July 3, 2010 from 5-7 p.m. other than water or iced (kathryn.t.murphy@gmail. The Ex-Students' Asso- 1943-1953 will meet on at The Headquarters on tea, feel free to bring it com) or Amber (Ramon) ciation needs your help. In Friday, July 2nd at the Palo Classes of 1979-1980 Main Street. They will be along.) Please pay in ad- King (amber_ramon@hot- order for us to make plans Duro Dam Shelter. A The SHS Classes of serving a steak dinner for vance to: Jess Anne Lusby mail.com). for the reunion. We need catered meal will be 1979 & 1980 (and all other $15/person. If you would (Mrs. Michael Lusby), Also, we are still in need anyone who is planning to served at 6:30. p.m. The misfits) will meet on Fri- like anything other than 12950 FM 760, Spearman of contact information for attend to RSVP as soon as cost will be $10.00 each. day, July 2nd at 6 p.m. at iced tea or water to drink, TX 79081. some of our classmates. possible with your updated Bring your lawn chairs and Palo Duro Lake (camping please feel free to bring On Saturday, July 3rd, So, if you have not already info (name, mailing ad- come visit with your fel- spaces 10-14) for a that along. Immediately the Class of 1999 will provided your current in- dress, phone number, e- low classmates! For more spaghetti dinner (spaghetti following the meal, there meet at the home of formation to either mail, etc.) information, or to RSVP, and tea will be provided). will be an All-School Re- Michael and Jess Anne Kathryn or Amber, please Your $10 dues are also call Margarette Evans at Please bring your lawn union dance and get to- Lusby, 12950 FM 760, contact us so we may in- very important to the As- 659-2165. chairs! To RSVP, call gether at the O'Loughlin Spearman, at 6:30 p.m. elude you on our contact sociation. The money from Rhonda Robertson at 580- Center for all classes. Dinner will be potluck, so list. Also, if you have any dues pays for a multitude Classes of 1958 & 1959 497-6133. (To make reser- Please RSVP by June please bring something to information about other of expenses: postage and The classes of 1958 and vations for campsites at 23, 2010 and send your share. Soft drinks will be classmates, please pass supplies for mailings; jan- 1959 will meet at 6:00 Palo Duro Lake, call 806- money to: Class of 1991: provided. (If you would that along as well. itonal services, flowers, p.m. on Friday, July 3, 882-4401.) Joel and Haley (Shield- like anything other than refreshments, entertain- 2010, at the home of Alta knight) Shields, 1106 soft drinks, feel free to ment and supplies for the Fisher, 1016 Barkley, Classes of 1986 Barkley, Spearman TX school assembly; rental of hosted by Buddy King. The SHS Classes of 79081; Class of 1992: S the O'Loughlin Center and Finger foods will be fur- 1986 will have a Cookout Khris and Melodie (Schu- Why Settle for Less FIRST nished. No cost for the on Saturday, July 3rd at man) Kelp, 122 W. 2nd, LI III various other expenses. Spearman TX 79081; FIDELITY The Ex-Students' Associa- food and drinks. If you 4:30 p.m. at the home of Financial Group, LW Chad and Mendy (Lasater) 0 Your Safe Money Solution' tion also gives a scholar- need more info, you may Dean & Brooke Green (ad- 1000 Riggins, 822 Linn Dr., APr wastuvion, Soto 110 • Aintraa TX ship each year to a $500 contact Buddy at 405-830- dress and directions pro- Spearman TX 7908; Class 4.83°i senior graduate, which 1845. vided when you RSVP). INSURED CD 806-373-9480 also comes from the dues. There will be plenty of of 1993: Ben and Jill (Lusby) Butler, 11204 CR 1.800-371-9201 is Please send in your dues Classes of 1959 & 1960 room for kids and adults. Ask About IRA/4011( Specials! By appointment only sa (even if you will be unable The SHS Class of 1960 Burgers and hot dogs will L, Perryton, TX 79070 frit hSn • Yowl inis Lai Si *On RTC • .46 vigur.i.Y I& Ire SIT me% Ilk fed dquoi *bolt. nisista”.•*litt •111"11 aim. mai, • - royal ni to pir *aim sisal 1:.1. mho. Iv to attend the reunion) to: will hold our class reunion be provided. Please bring N. Magid a All Mats Inv ail I. . niamolnal bprimln In I . ,Land LK. s SHS Classes of 1999 M n irarrall. and Said SSW, NJ • wlsill•saJ a 14:In Sm. I rill Sit Iu1aI.. 1452, briar las tl--f lail boil allot In ay Imt *ague *sap a Se 1151t SHS Ex-Students Associa- on July 1, 2010 at the snacks and drinks to share. I imind Cra. !AC The Class of 1999 will it It tion, PO Box 132, Spear- Country Barn in Amarillo Bring your lawn chairs and have two class only events man TX 79081. Please starting at 5 p.m. The next include your name and day we will travel to **************************************************** class year in any corre- Spearman for the all *-itrinitrintr******** AAA*A*********************A A AA* spondence. For more in- school reunion. Contact formation, you may. call Mickey Davis Gribble at Claude or Jo Nell Sheets at mickeydg @comcast.net, gravRr tpth of Jalg 2010 (806) 659-2085. Zack Fisher at Gruver's 4th of July Celebration will be held on Saturday, July 3rd, 2010 If you have information [email protected] ******Ank*-****Inintirsinfr*********-***-************-/ntir*********** * ***** *** cricomexcelexexereit * regarding a specific class or, or Penny Dollar Cupp * reunion, please contact the at [email protected] for I COME and JOIN US!• • schedule of Evens COW PATTY BINGO Hansford County Re- additional information. Bring your Families and Lawn y porter-Statesman. We will chain to the Gruver City Park on X 417/4 11 PICK THE SQUARE to list the specific informa- Classes of 1960-1966 Saturday, July 3rd for Festivities A 9:30 an. PARADE 1 WIN!! :010 tion for each class reunion, The SHS Classes of and Fun for ABM Booths Open Following Parade i as well as the information 1960-1966 will be meeting •* -0-*,„ , *in *** 4- ******************* 6242CtiekireieitiOnkiLOIC: * * * * figr_the Reu at The Hungry Cowboy on It. PRIZES for ALL Events!! * * STREET DANCE * in- the newspapepTs we Ire ""F riday night, July 2, 2010. r Register for Events at Gazebo i * * Volleyball Tournament * * * Saturday, July 3rd! At ceive it. Information may The cost of the meal and **** trik ronink it ***** * i .* * Featuring Variety Band: be mailed to: Reporter- other things will be $12.00 BEGINS FRIDAY NIGHT 10:30 Bike Races * JULY 2ndIll * Statesman, 213 Main per person. (The meal will 10:45 Baby Crawl Races * Anderson, Street, Spearman TX start at 6:30 p.m.) We will To Enter Your Team In the * * 5-on-5 Beach Volleyball 11:00 Turtle Races * Flescher, e• Key 79081; e-mailed to: re- need your RSVP by June * * Tournament Please Fill Out 11:15 Frog Jumping Races .,* Begins at 8:00 p.m. in front of tik An Entry Form at City Hall 11:30 Slick Horse Races * City Hall * Questions? Call Scottie * * ******************* Davis733.5566 II . MI MI • • 11:30 p.m. LION'S CLUB • • • III••• • •• ••II • s 11:45 Three Legged Races •w• LION'S CLUB % New Arrivals pativitleslEvenag . BARBECUE 12:45 Homemade Ice Cream : •"`• ' -•••• ' and Pie Contests % 11:30 p.m. M. Kiddie Barrel Train llyeAPCSOn-IC c54•11•liCle ()AC 1:00 Bouncy Ball Showdown .•••...... A Sand Table yivac:tclbrawrorcq.-4-r,A-ci-frgi,:qc:ic.i.::8 Dunking Booth It Alpha Mu Psi RAFFLE Volleyball Tournament 1:30 DOG SHOW F. fA e ratt Patio Furniture Set I, 4 Bounce Houses 2:00 Watermelon Eating Contest ka a i5 Donated By 3' Baseball Throw 2:15 RELAY RACES Kiddie Korral r-,, Cow Patty Bingo I Sunray Coop L.:,, Ring Toss 8:00 p.m. STREET DANCE ,-t. 4/4 Outdoor Grill ., Salon 1 F.' PARADE & BOOTH DEFORIVIATION Donated By ii5, i?: R Firehose Volleyball H you would like to have a FLOAT in the 11 Emergency Room PARADE—Please fill out an Entry Form a. at City Hall or AeroFlIght I ; rier so Ittly Macaroni Market Equip ,....„, Gold Cart Obstacle Course If you would like to SPONSOR a BOOTH, ,...„ ..„ § Jailhouse GAME or have Questions, please call §oa... Tickets at City Hall or from any C.;-‘ Janyth Davis: 733.5566 ,6 Alpha Mu Psi Member citil 11,7217:4!•=.1:q...4! Here is a little sneak peak of what we got in! • *********************************** ThEnitYou to Otr Sponsors for &waling Alpha Mu Psi and the Gruver Conrnunity! Barb ett's Lumber Hansford County Feeders Gruver Chamber of Commerce Ag Partners Bort Agency USA Feeders Sunray Coop Hitchin' Nail Doan Cluck Feedlot Hansford County Floral 118 NW 4th St Five Star Equipment Gruver State Bank Green Country Equipment The Grocery Store Lisa Johnson Photography First National Bank of Spoarman Guymon OK Spearrnan Farm Supply Larry's Welding The Sports Zone Adobe Walls Gin Bachman Services Inc Gruver Farm Supply Holt Land and Cattle J 8 S Signs and Engraving 580-338-3332 Gordon's Drug North Plains Chemical Triangle Ag Little Red Caboose Goldston Dental Sparks Bros Flying CMC Cattle Company Zephyr Wind Power Gruver Ford Inc AeroTan Deakin Signs loppy lather's ha f Make Father's Day (806) 644-2838 A 22 Archer Street • Spearman Specrel Day Lunch - 11 a.m.-2:30 p.m. • Dinner - 5:30-9 p.m. vs, ors,' Open Wednesday-Monday - Closed Tuesday • with a gift from All Occasion Flowers 202 N. Bernice (across from the Post Office) 659-5180 • Spearman • 330-1205 Come by and visit or call for anon, details.

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Page 8 - Thursday, June 17, 2010 N E W S The Hansford County Reporter-Statesman TorlITIPALO DURO;T Please Call Your City Citizens of Hansford County are asked to report any 1_CREEK property damage (from hail, high wind, flood, rain, etc.) to either the City of Gruver at 733-2424 or City of Spear- man at 659 2524. This does not include crop damage. The purpose of collecting this information is to try to qualify Hansford County for possible public or private disaster assistance. Hansford County Makes Request for a

Disaster Declaration from Governor Perry by Jim Derington '1114474. submitted by Ron An- disaster. This is a local and Hansford County qualifies tions of disaster have for- • talek, Spearman EMS ' formal declaration that the for a declaration of disas- mally been adopted, the For residents of Hans- community is in dire need ter from the State. This is final step is a "Presidential Out t)triumioi. Palo INtro River Mallow) ford County the last few of assistance usually made essential if the community Declaration". no. mix 0, days have been challeng- by the County Judge or is to receive financial as- In the case of this past spciumAn. TX 7nnst I at the Lake #06•RA2-11i ing to say the least. Many Mayors. sistance from the State and weekend's severe storm a, 41r.n.18'1mnd no have suffered damages and At this stage of the Federal Government in the damages, it looks unlikely Lake Level--June who used it in their daily losses to property and live- process, the resource nor- recovery effort. that Hansford County will 15,2010--64.75 (up 40 travels. Fishermen liked to stock as well as been in- mally not available be- Should the Governor be granted a Presidential feet) fish from it, and it was so convenienced by travel come easier to obtain and make the declaration, this Disaster Declaration, but handy to use changing issues. The good news is introduces the potential will open the door for our that only means that Fed- The torrential rains of sides of the Lake. that many residents have next step. Then as the community to seek Fed- eral Emergency Manage- June 12 and 13 had many With the bridge out and cleaned up and gone on needs become greater in eral Assistance. This step ment Agency (FEMA) thinking they would see the Horse Creek over its bridge with their lives and most of scope than the region may demands an assessment of assistance will not be flooding water run into the on the Lake Road, Jim was the roads are open to be able to provide, there is either "Individual Assis- available. Other Federal morning glory on the south unable to get back to the travel. The greatest news is another formal step initi- tance" (IA) or "Public As- agencies such as the side of the dam. At last office until Sunday after- no one was killed or in- ated asking the Governor sistance" (PA). IA is help USDA and possibly others Lake Palo Duro would be noon. jured during the storm this of the State for assistance to homeowners and some- may still help. Should the filled. Although water is Lots of trash and debris past weekend. by his proclamation of a times businesses with fi- President provide a decla- still running into the Lake came into the Lake. The In the midst of your re- disaster. This is where the nancial assistance if they ration, then FEMA would Tuesday morning as I tops of the dead trees out in covery efforts you were information from the qualify. The PA is for as- also provide help. write, it is doubtful that the the Lake that the herons, quite likely interrupted "Code Red" call became sisting the governing bod- In the best case scenario. level will reach the old cormorants, and eagles with a "Code Red" call re- important. I must add that ies and agencies to recoup should FEMA help; the re- record of 66.5 feet reached liked can still be seen, but questing information re- not only was the "Code recovery costs for infra- covery costs can only be May 4, 1999. A new record they are fewer in number. lated to your damaged Red" call used, but our structure damage such as 75% of the total. The com- was set for the most feet Jim said the driving property. You may be curi- partners from the news roads, bridges and other munity and individuals raised at one time. force of the rain had ous why this call was media became a great asset vital assets to the commu- will still pick up 25% of Saturday was a busy day washed many of the swal- made? Essentially, after a to our efforts. Due to the nity. Even when a home- the recovery amount. at the Park. The Kurk lows' adobe condominiums major incident in a com- immediacy of the request, owner may not receive So what did your efforts Adams Memorial Poker complete with baby birds munity where the infra- KXDJ radio and the High direct assistance they still to provide a damage as- Run was held at the shelter. from the intake tower. The structure or resources are Plains Observer requested benefit by limiting the tax- sessment do? Your infor- Ribs and brisket were adults were flying around compromised the commu- you to contact one of the ation that might have been mation allowed Hansford being served, and a group hunting them. nity must consider declar- two city halls with your in- needed to recoup for re- County to posture for po- were spending the night in The Wildlife people, in- ing either an emergency or formation. covery requirements. tential financial assistance their RVs. On the office cluding Jim Hoy, formerly disaster for possible assis- The request for the Gov- Both types of assistance from State and Federal side, campers were advised of Gruver, were out on tance from the State or ernor proclamation re- vary in scope and depth, sources. Additionally, it that they could be unable to Monday to see about Federal government. quires an assessment of the depending on the determi- makes all agencies of the leave. The last man left stocking more fish in the The process simply damages. In other words, nation of the "teams" sent State and Federal govern- shortly before the Palo greatly expanded Lake. stated is as follows: First, how bad is "BAD". In this in to determine the type of ment to focus on possible Duro bridge that has been Game Warden Mike the incident overwhelms "Disaster Summary Out- assistance that might be re- assistance that would make under water several times Wheat with two others the resource requirements line" as the report is quired. The determination our recovery easier. washed out. Jim had gone brought boats out and or looks as if it will require named, damages are cate- of who gets what is not in The Emergency Man- to the north side to get threaded the debris up to financial assistance be- gorized and totaled to indi- the hands of local officials. agement team would like signs and was able to see it the Ace Powers house. yond the normal means of cate the severity of our Rather, the request for as- to extend our appreciation go. A great chunk of con- Numbers of people are the community. At this need. This is why you sistance by the local offi- of providing this informa- crete exploded up in the air driving out to see how the point the Emergency Man- were asked to provide your cials is the best effort that tion during difficult times._ and then was forced a good Lake looks almost full. agement System begins to damages to Emergency can be made to assist the We hope that we can ob- ways in the water by the The USGs lake level request additional re- Management, not neces- citizens; the determination tain further assistance to pressure of the water be- gauge should be opera- sources or seeks to have sarily to be "nosey". now resides with State and your efforts. fore it sank. The bridge tional now. The Palo Duro the Emergency Manage- Your input will help the Federal officials. Once the will be missed by many site is #07233550. ment Director to declare a Governor to determine if local and State declara-

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