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Vol. 119, No. 34 • 12 pages Friday, April 27, 2018 Serving Dallam and Hartley Counties Dalhart City DISD school board to hold Council discusses paving project 4th and final Listening Tour on Tuesday BY ZELDA BETH LANG both projects if possible. BY BILL KELLY are being posted online in a question- Reporter The Committee of Tim Yee, Rusty Editor and-answer format following each Hancock and Sherri Haschke that was The Dalhart ISD Board of Trustees meeting on the DISD Board Page, which The Dalhart City Council met on Tues- formed at the last city council meeting recently announced the fourth in a can be found on the Dalhart ISD website day evening, April 24. had considered the requests for Com- series of “Listening Tours.” It will be held at www.dalhartisd.org. The questions- One of the items on the agenda was munity Development funds that was Tuesday May 1 from 5-6 pm at Dalhart and-answers from the previous tours discussed at length. A request was made presented at that meeting by various High School in the high school library. are already posted, and those from by Harold Meyer concerning paving one groups. The committee recommended Parents, community members, and Thursday’s tour will be posted following block on East 6th Street, across the giving those groups requesting the funds other stakeholders in Dalhart ISD are the meeting. street and east of McDonalds. A long dis- what they had asked for at that meeting. invited to attend and participate in this It should be noted that Dalhart cussion was held by the council mem- Those groups were the XIT Rodeo & Re- fourth Listening Tour for the 2017-2018 ISD welcomes input from citizens, bers concerning the pros and cons of the union Association, Dalhart Area Cham- school year. This is an opportunity for as community involvement fosters project and concerning what portion of ber of Commerce, Keep Dalhart Beau- the school board to hear from parents, better decision making and improved the project would be paid for by the City tiful (Chamber of Commerce), Dalhart community members, students, learning experiences for all students. and what portion of the project would be Community Education Program-Frank teachers, and other stakeholders about However, while comments and questions paid for by Meyer, who was making the Phillips College Community Connect, issues concerning the various campuses are welcome during Open Forum, request. and July 4th Community Celebration. and the district as a whole. This will be law prohibits the school board from After these questions were answered The council also had the first reading the final Listening Tour of the 2017-2018 discussing concerns about individual by both Meyer and Mayor Phillip Hass, from the Planning and Zoning Commis- school year. employees or students in a public the council voted to provide some funds sion on Ordinance 2018-09 on a pro- The tour time has been set up to meeting. The board will stop the for paving the street. The motion to pro- posed zone change of Lot 10, Block 1, allow for comments in three different proceedings immediately if employee or vide the funds was made by Councilman South Park Addition from R-3 Residen- areas: praises (positive feedback from student privacy issues are raised and Tim Yee. tial to Local Retail Zoning to build an stakeholders), concerns/questions direct the speaker to forward comments Another item on the agenda also engen- extension to Goodbodies Fitness Center. about various issues, and suggestions. regarding individual employees or dered a long discussion. This item con- This addition will be at the back of the Questions from the Listening Tours students to the superintendent. cerned options for either an Automatic current building at 816 East 16th Street. Meter Reading System or Irrigation Sys- This zoning change was requested by tem at the Rita Blanca Lake area. This Nancy Abdullah. item was also discussed at length and Following the conduct of all business, was eventually tabled with no vote tak- the council adjourned the meeting. Early voting for school ing place. The council would like to do board currently underway

BY ZELDA BETH LANG run for reelection. Reporter The school board election is the only one that is being held this year. There were no Early voting for the election for the contested races for any of the positions Dalhart Independent School District on the Dalhart City Council that were up Board of Trustees opened on Monday, for election, as only the incumbents filed April 23 and will continue until Tuesday, t o run for reelection. Therefore that May 1. Those wishing to vote early need to election was canceled. go to the Dallam County Courthouse. The voting is on the second floor in the office of Terri Banks, the Dallam County Clerk. Voting is being held Monday-Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm. Election Day for the school board election is on Saturday May 5 from 7 am to 7 pm and will be held at City Hall. There are three candidates for the Kullen Sorrels, and Emma Schartz were among those honored at AgTexas Farm Credit Services’ two open places on 3rd Annual AgYouth Banquet in Amarillo on April 23. Not pictured are Erin Nutter and Katelyn the school board. Nolt, who were also honored. Courtesy Photo Those running in the election are Bob Bailey, Tami Moore and incumbent Tammy AgTexas Farm Credit Schneiderjan. The other recognizes AgYouth honorees at banquet incumbent, Boyd Barrow, chose not to 4 Dalhart seniors among those honored BY BILL KELLY achievements thus far and encourage Editor them for the future.” According to McDonald, the 4-H and Outstanding 4-H and FFA high FFA programs help introduce many school students received prominent of their participants to agriculture, recognition for their dedication to allowing students to learn and apply agriculture at AgTexas Farm Credit science and technology to make Services’ 3rd Annual AgYouth Banquet farming and ranching more productive at the new Embassy Suites in downtown and offer promising futures. Amarillo on Monday evening April 23. “We are very pleased to have created Honorees from Dalhart were Emma the AgYouth of the Month program Jo Schartz, Katelyn Nolt, Erin Nutter because it brings positive attention and Kullen Sorrels, all from Dalhart to young people who are investing in FFA. our state and nation as well as their AgTexas serves approximately 3,500 own futures,” said McDonald. “We members in 43 counties through 13 have increased last year’s number of offices, including Amarillo, Dimmitt, scholarships to benefit more of these Dumas, Friona, Muleshoe and deserving students.” Plainview. The featured speaker was Jacey “Monday evening, we honored Snapp, a freshman at Texas Tech some of the best and brightest young University and 2016-17 AgTexas minds in Texas with this program,” AgYouth of the Month and scholarship said AgTexas Farm Credit CEO Tim recipient from Lubbock Cooper McDonald. “These students represent FFA. She shared the importance of the next generation of agriculture agriculture in our economy and the The Dalhart Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Security Finance on in Texas and the United States. It’s value of making powerful connections our privilege to pay tribute to their Thursday April 19 to celebrate the business’s new name and new location at 1615 Tennessee in life. Avenue. Cheyenne Black | Staff Photo INDEX WEATHER Word of the Day Calendar...... 2 Fr i d a y Sa t u r d a y Su n d a y Obituaries...... 3 7 53182 14996 7 Faith...... 4 Sports...... 6 erophobia Dalhart Texan Entertainment...... 9 410 Denrock Ave. Classifieds...... 11 Dalhart, TX 79022 Local...... 12 Sunny Mostly Sunny/Windy Partly Cloudy/Windy Definition, Page 2 www.thedalharttexan.com High: 69 Low: 41 High: 79 Low: 49 High: 78 Low: 52 2 • DALHART TEXAN, April 27, 2018 community Friday edition

Legacy Residents Designing Hobby Shirts Community Calendar BY PAULA NUSZ design elements are machine washable, so these shirts Contributing Writer will provide many years of wear and enjoyment. A big thank you is extended to the quilters for their Kids CAN Help Legacy Assisted Living female residents are design- blocks. The groups are: Trails of Thread- Boise City, • The first grade class at St. Anthony’s Catholic School ing Hobby Shirts. There 1970’s shirts are making a Oklahoma; The Stitching Sisters-Dumas; Stratford is currently collecting aluminum cans. The cans will be fashion comeback today! Hobby Shirts were chambray Quilt Group; and Cheryl’s Quilt Store- Guymon, Okla- sold to a recycler and the proceeds will be used to help or denim shirt/jackets that were adorned with hand- homa. Their quilt blocks are beautiful and will make a local family in need. Anyone with aluminum cans can work. Typically the designs were either hand embroi- wonderful decorations on the shirts. A thank you is ex- drop them off in a trailer that has been donated for that dery, decals, or appliques. Generally lace, rickrack tended to the community for their generous donations purpose. The trailer is parked in the parking lot across and other decorative items were added to provide extra of other items for this project. from the school’s office at 410 E. 13th Street. interest. The finished garments will be worn in a fashion show The shirt/jackets that the Legacy ladies are designing at Legacy’s Mother’s Day Party. The celebration will DAFAA Art Display have the same concept and some of the same design take place on Friday, May 11th in Legacy’s dining room • The Dalhart Area Fine Arts Association will be elements. Four different area quilting groups have do- at 2:00. The public is invited to attend the fashion show. displaying current art that has been done by members nated orphan quilt blocks for use. The community has The resident models will show great pride in their fin- and other artists at the Dalhart Senior Citizens Center. donated lace, ribbon, ties, and other decorative items. ished masterpieces. Refreshments will be served after The display began on April 4 and will continue through The residents are preparing a theme for their shirts to the fashion show. Please come and enjoy an afternoon this Monday, April 30. help make designing simpler and easier. Legacy staff of fashion and fun with Legacy’s residents! Legacy’s members will take the shirts and attach everything. All address is 301 Texas Boulevard in Dalhart. DISD Listening Tour • The final Dalhart ISD School Board Listening Tour will be held on Tuesday May 1 at Dalhart High School from 5-6 St. Anthony’s 1st graders turning trash into cash pm in the high school library. Everyone in the community For the seventh year in a row, will be collecting cans from now in our area to receive money, food, is encouraged to come and participate. St. Anthony’s Catholic School first until the end of April. The public and other gifts from the students graders are collecting empty alu- is encouraged to drop off cans to and parish. The goal this year is Fried Chicken Fundraiser minum cans to recycle and are help out a needy family and clean to raise $500, which is about 1000 • White’s Plumbing will be hosting a fried chicken asking for help from the commu- up our community at the same pounds of cans or almost 36,000 fundraiser on Thursday, May 3 at Dalhart Senior Citizens nity. At the end of April, the cans time. aluminum cans! Unfortunately, Center. Everyone is welcome to come eat fried chicken at will be sold to a recycler and the The school and parish work with recyclers don’t accept aluminum the Senior Center, or use the drive-up! Cost for the meal proceeds will be used to help a Catholic Family Services (CFS) in goods used for cooking, so please is $10. family in need. Amarillo to find a family who is in just bring those empty cans and A trailer is parked in the parking need of our help. For the past six drop them off. 17th Annual Fishing Derby lot across from the school’s office years, CFS has chosen different • The 17th Annual Fishing Derby will be held on at 410 E. 13th Street. Students immigrant families who are living Saturday May 5. The starting horn will go off promptly at 8 am, and the derby will last until noon. There will be prizes for age groups 6 years and under, 7-12 years old, and 13-16 years old. As always, there will be tagged fish in the pond for cash prizes redeemable at Dalhart City Hall. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and drinks will be available thanks to First Baptist Church of Dalhart. The derby is sponsored by the City of Dalhart for the children of Dalhart and the surrounding area. Anyone wishing to donate prizes for the derby should contact Dennis Rojas at (806) 244-7693 or Gilbert Ramirez at (806) 244-7725. Memorial Park Cemetery Clean-up • Memorial Park Cemetery will begin its annual “Pre- Memorial Day Clean-up” on Monday May 7. At that time, the Cemetery crew will begin a systematic and thorough cleaning of Memorial Park Cemetery. Anyone who has lights, vases, statues, or any other decorations that are not permanently attached to a monument must pick those decorations up before May 7. The Cemetery staff will do their best to keep any statues, lights, shepherd crooks, Are you a Texas resident with a Texas etc., and those items can be picked up at the Cemetery office for 30 days after they have been removed from the The Dalhart VFD was called to Wellington State Bank or New Mexico legal problem? graves. around 7 am on Friday April 13 for a fire in the heating and air conditioning system. The damage from the fire Do you need a lawyer but can’t afford one? Children’s Storytime was minimal. Courtesy Photo • The Dallam-Hartley County Library holds Children’s Help may be one phone call away. Storytime every Wednesday and Friday at 10:30 am. Kids Club Driver’s License/Surcharge Issues, Consumer Debt, • First Christian Church of Dalhart hosts Kids Club for Alexandrea Stice & Gavin Valdez Landlord/Tenant, Child Support/Custody, Divorce, kids from Kindergarten through 5th grade every Wednesday Engagement Criminal Record Sealing, Employment, Foreclosure, from 6-7 pm. Dinner is served each Wednesday at 5:30 Bankruptcy, Tax Matters, Wills & Guardianship, pm. The church is located at 602 Denver. They hope to see Wedding July 7, 2018 @ River Falls B & you there! B in Amarillo, TX Social Security/SSI, Veterans’ Benefits Alexandrea is the daughter of Fred & Home Health & Hospice Sally Stice of Paducah, TX. • Coon Memorial Home Health and Hospice is in need of She is the granddaughter of Glenda & Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas, Amarillo volunteers. Those interested would sit with patients, run Freddie Stice, Helen Harrison & the late Clyde Harrison all of Paducah. 806.373.6808 errands for patients or perform office work at the home She is a graduate of Paducah High School & then graduated health site. For more information, call 806-244-8738. from West Texas A & M with a degree in Sports & Exercise Science in 2016. She is currently employed as a teacher/ coach at Dalhart Junior High. Want your event featured here? Gavin is the son of Troy & Keitha Valdez of Dalhart, TX. He is Call The Dalhart Texan, 806-244-4511. the grandson of Roel & Benita Zapata of Channing and Butch & Mary Ann Stovall of Dalhart. He graduated from Dalhart Or send an email to High School then received his degree from West Texas A & M in Plant & Soil Science in 2016. He is currently employed as an [email protected] agronomist at for Lonestar Family Farms in Sunray, TX. It's your community calendar! The couple plans on residing in Dalhart, Tx. Golf is like love. If you don‘t take it seriously, it’s no fun. If you do take it seriously, it breaks your heart. April 23-May 4 Grandfather saved his rust dollar in a Monday April 30-Chicken Pot Pie, Fried Okra, lO-cent frame. Now the frame is worth Lime Pear Jello, Biscuit, Baked Apples ten dollars and the dollar is worth ten cents. Tuesday May 1-Maple Glazed Pork, Gourmet A detour often turns out to be the route Potatoes, Buttered Carrots, Hot Roll, Butterfinger YOUR of all evil. Dessert Progress results from not being satisfied. 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Four par- for children weighing 22 to 44 pounds. ents, including Sylvia Tsao, were instructed to put their lap “We believe that the safest place for a child under the age When booking flights for family vacations, many parents of children on the floor, the protocol at the time. of 2 is in its own car seat, strapped in,” said Taylor Garland, infants and toddlers will do the opposite of what international Tsao’s 22-month-old son, Evan, got separated from his spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants. That and domestic airline regulatory agencies, transportation safe- mother as the plane somersaulted down the runway. He died group has maintained that position since the United crash in ty agencies, and many safety experts recommend. of smoke inhalation, according to reports from the National 1989, she said. They will plan to hold their children in their laps, unre- Transportation Safety Board. strained. “Everybody in his area survived,” Brown said. “If he had Garland said the organization is working with ICAO to im- But, if anything should reinforce the need for child restraint been in a seat he would have survived.” prove safety standards for child restraint seats across the seats on airplanes, the recent emergency landing of Southwest What upsets Brown most is that parents are given a false globe. So far, no country mandates their use on airplanes, Flight 1380 should, said Jan Brown, a former flight attendant impression of safety by the fact that children under 2 are al- she said. who survived the 1989 crash landing of Philadelphia-bound lowed to fly free and unrestrained. Garland pointed to Emma Tourtellotte, whose life likely was United Flight 232, which killed 111 passengers in Sioux City, While the Federal Aviation Administration, NTSB, Interna- saved by a child safety seat. After the 1997 engine explosion of Iowa. tional Civil Aviation Organization and most airlines, including Delta Air Lines Flight 1288, debris flew through the fuselage On Tuesday, metal fragments from an exploding engine Southwest, strongly recommend that infants and small chil- into the cabin, killing two passengers. A section of the plane’s shot into the Southwest plane, which was cruising at 32,500 dren be secured in a proper safety seat, none require it. paneling hit the wings of Tourtellotte’s child seat. feet. The force from the dramatic change in cabin pressure Families generally decide to carry children instead of buy David Tourtellotte, the child’s father, testified in a 1997 con- partially sucked passenger Jennifer Riordan, 43, headfirst them their own seats because of the cost of another seat, said gressional hearing that he initially balked at wife Kathleen’s through a broken window. Riordan, who had been wearing Flaura Koplin Winston, director of the Center for Child Injury wish to buy an extra seat. a seat belt, died from blunt trauma to her head, neck and Prevention Studies at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. “I thank the Lord that I had the good sense to listen to Kath- torso. The plane, on a scheduled flight from New York to Dal- What a lot of parents don’t realize is that a child who doesn’t leen,” Tourtellotte testified. “Otherwise we might not have las, made an emergency landing at Philadelphia International have a dedicated airline seat also doesn’t have a dedicated Emma with us today.” Airport. oxygen mask, she said. Matt Lykins, an aviation safety investigator with Robson Fo- “If there had been a lap child anywhere in the area, that lap Flying, however, is still far safer than driving _ a far more rensic experts, said engine explosions like the one this week child would have gone out that window,” said Brown, 77, in a common mode of transportation than air travel, especially for on Southwest Flight 1380 are “extremely rare.” Not all decom- phone interview from her Chicago-area home. kids. Though safety seats are mandated in cars, the leading pression events will equate to what happened on Tuesday, he For 28 years, Brown has been fighting to make child re- cause of death for children is motor-vehicle accidents, she said. straint seats mandatory on all flights but has seen little sup- said. “Turbulence is a much more common event than what they port from the airline industry. One alternative to hauling a cumbersome child restraint experienced with Southwest,” he said. Lykins, a parent, said In 1989, Brown was working on a DC-10 airplane carry- seat through airport security and onto a plane is a harness- he would buy a seat for a child under 2 years. ing 285 passengers when a broken fan blade in a rear engine like restraint, called CARES. The restraint, made by AmSafe, “I see the aftermath of bad days in aviation,” he said. disintegrated, causing a catastrophic engine failure. When it Xcel Energy gets approval for lower bills in Texas Approved reduction in fuel costs will drop overall electricity bills in the region by 10 percent

AMARILLO, Texas (April 25, 2018) – fuel costs in overall bills, varies among The Public Utility Commission of Texas customer classes. For residential cus- has granted interim approval for Xcel tomers, fuel accounts for about a third Energy to lower Texas customers’ fuel of an overall monthly bill. charges across all customer classes. “The timing couldn’t be better be- Customers will begin to see lower fuel cause we use more electricity in the charges associated with electricity us- summer months to keep our homes age as of May 1. and businesses cool,” said David Hud- Xcel Energy filed a proposal for low- son, president, Xcel Energy – Texas. er fuel costs on April 6 to reflect lower “We encourage customers to continue prices for the natural gas Xcel Energy looking for ways to use electricity more uses to produce electricity at area gen- efficiently while taking advantage of erating plants. The interim approval these lower prices.” means Xcel Energy can implement the Fuel costs are dollar-for-dollar, pass- lower fuel cost factor on May 1. through charges that, in recent years, Overall, Xcel Energy customers in have risen and fallen primarily be- Texas will see a 10 percent monthly cause of volatility in the cost of natural decrease in total bills. Business cus- gas used to produce close to 36 per- tomer classes will see total monthly cent of the region’s electricity supply. bill decreases between 8 and 14 per- Xcel Energy does not earn profit on cent. A typical residential customer fuel costs. Texas fuel costs increased using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month twice between October 2016 and Feb- will see an average monthly decrease ruary 2017 when natural gas market of $6.95 – or 6.3 percent. Decrease prices were trending higher. percentages vary because electricity usage, and therefore the percentage of NEW PROPERTY LISTINGS

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BY JEREMY MCMORRIS How much time today have you given to thinking about I count everything: Lead Pastor, Liberty Baptist Church your heartbeat? Are you keeping it going? Who is? Who is money as lost, food keeping gravity “turned on?” Who made the sunrise this as lost, looks as lost, know what your job is. Seriously. I know exactly what morning? Who is keeping the cycles of nature going? (Hint: friends as lost, family your job is. I might not even know you, but I know the “job” It’s not Mother Nature.) It’s God! as lost, job and success you’re supposed to do. He is the one who is keeping it all going. He is the “bat- as lost, graduation as Notice I’m not saying that I know you’re occupation. You teries” to this world. And because He is the one ruling, lost… in comparison might be a farmer, teacher, train conductor, prison guard, energizing, and guiding everything . . . He is in charge. with the treasure that or waitress, but I know what your job is. Your main job. He gets to “call the shots.” God is sustaining everything Christ as become for I know what it is because it’s the same for everyone. It’s for a purpose. He’s sustaining you for a purpose. He wants me. the same for everyone because God is the one who has you to show the world that He is number one. This is your How do you make given it to you, and He has given the same job to everyone. job. Christ look great in I know what it is . . . do you? 3. So that, in everything Jesus Christ will have first your life, and thus not JEREMY MCMORRIS What is the job that God has given you? Everyone exists place. (Colossians 1:18) waste it? Answer: Mon- to show that Jesus Christ is “number one.” The apostle One Bible version translated vs 18 as, “So that He Him- ey is given to you so Paul makes this perfectly clear in the book of Colossians. self might come to have first place in everything.” You’ve that you might use money in a way that shows money is Let’s look at three points Paul makes: been created by God to show that He is in first place. You’re not your treasure, Christ is. 1. Christ’s made everything (Colossians 1:16). being sustained by God to show that He is first place. So . Food is given to you so that you might eat it in such a Jesus Christ made everything. Everything and everyone. . . is He first place? way that it would be plain food is not your treasure, Christ Including you. When someone makes something, they Does your life show to the world around you that Jesus is. have the right to determine the purpose for that thing. If Christ is the number one most important part of your life? Friends/family, are given to you so that you might live I build a bookshelf, then I get to determine what goes on Have you repented of your sin and confessed Jesus Christ with them in such a way that it will be plain to the world that shelf. I’m the “creator” and therefore I get to decide as your Lord and Savior? That’s step one. After that we they are not your treasure, Christ is. the purpose for my creation. are to live our lives demonstrating to the world that He is Computers, toys, houses, lands, cars, etc. are given The same thing is true of God and His creation. He made number one. to you so that you might use them in such a way that it you and He gets to determine the purpose for your life. One of my favorite pastors, John Piper, says: would be plain to the world these are not your treasure, He’s made it clear in His word that you exist to bring Him How does Paul make Christ look great? Answer: by expe- Christ is. glory. He wants you to show the world that he is number riencing Christ as such a treasure that everything else in He wants you to show the world that He is number one. one. This is your job. his life is as nothing by comparison. This is your job. Let’s do our job. 2. Christ sustains everything (Colossians 1:17). Satisfied Students BY WALTER V. WENDLER points. Jobs are the central consideration. to success in the workplace; however, universities President of West Texas A&M University Over 30% of those who failed to complete a degree typically have little choice in their location. In said their interests were on general learning, rather response, many rural institutions create branch Student satisfaction and customer satisfaction are than vocational choices. Yet students who did not campuses in more densely populated urban areas not equal. Students are not customers except when complete their degree said if they could take a “do to foster access through proximity. For universities they spend a night in their dorm room or buy a meal in over,” they would choose another area of study. Career located in very rural areas or areas with declining the cafeteria, a book at the bookstore or a shirt with the choices are central, but location and affordability are population, sometimes the stretch will be A Bridge school logo. The remainder of the time, students are the number two and three concerns respectively. Too Far. aspirants. They work diligently to become something In response to these findings, universities that want Distance education programs provide opportunity they are not. They pay universities to help transform to improve institutional attractiveness to potential to learners by virtually eliminating geography as a them from whatever they are into something they students have two major priorities. concern. This can also help create sustainability. aspire to be, such as a teacher, nurse, engineer, First, attend to the transition from college to work. Another approach is recognizing that rural historian or rancher. If they knew how to think and Internships, practicums and other work and study locations possess defining characteristics. Here act as these professionals do, they would not need combinations have great value to the preponderance the issue becomes how to make a unique setting a to pay the university anything. Students do not of students. Remember, nearly 60% of the 87,000 “destination” university, appealing to people far and buy a product, but a transformational opportunity. participants in the Strata/Gallup poll said jobs were wide. The study experience at a rural institution can Universities irreparably harm themselves when they first priority. be an “international study opportunity” for many sell opportunity as a product. Opportunity is difficult The casual reader may say, “Where is the news in urban and suburban students. The way of life, to measure, and even more difficult to communicate that?” With universities focused on enrollment growth, the culture and the decision-making apparatus at to an aspirant. economic development, campus life experiences and work in the lives of people all can be an unintended College to Life, a recent study by Strata/Gallup, a multitude of other considerations, the essence of but powerfully important learning experience—a catalogs why students choose various educational securing employment might be overshadowed by hidden curriculum—if properly developed and pathways and their satisfaction with those choices. interference of competing forces that are at work in implemented. A cacophony of concerns regarding the high cost the study environment. Thoughtful universities will The calculus of these two forces implies that of university attendance and the value of a college focus on how sound technical expertise, powerful thoughtful leadership, faculty and staff guide degree fills newspapers and airwaves regularly. A few critical thinking skills, knowledge of history and the transition from study to work and create basic observations from the study are worthwhile. the importance of good citizenship in a free society attractiveness through distinctive location. These Six in ten students choose to attend college for the lead to a productive work life. In addition, the ability investments of energy and intellect lead to satisfied prospect of a better job. University faculty yearn for to accept responsibility and work with others as a students. students who study for the joy of learning, but only team can take center stage and simultaneously help Walter V. Wendler is President of West Texas A&M two in ten indicated that as the reason for attending. a student gain employment in their chosen field of University. His reflections are available at www. Of course, the joy of study and the potential of study. walterwendler.com. employment can be mutually reinforcing—even Second, after the indistinguishable. Excellent faculty are essential for prioritization of the academic excellence: Energized faculty integrate study experience the joy of learning and the application of what is related to employment learned: of that in the work world. Strata/Gallup opportunities, the most have separated for reporting polling results that important consideration which must be integrated. is location. In the first Demographic classifications change the findings priority, universities little. Men and women, first generation students, have control over how income level, racial and ethnic groupings hold the learning experiences lead same educational goals within a few percentage Note from the editor: While I had originally planned to Friday’s “Faith” article on the Opinion place the Dalhart Texan’s “Opinion” page. It just naturally fits there since page in the Tuesday edition of the it’s basically an opinion article as well. newspaper each week, I have decided to That also means that I won’t always move it to Fridays instead. The length write an opinion column myself, it will of each edition of the newspaper is just depend on what is going on in the based mainly on the number of ads in community or the world during a given that particular edition, and for various week. Factory Authorized Sale reasons the Friday editions are usually As always, please email me with any longer than the Tuesday editions. 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Davila would draw a walk and come around gled in both games and both visiting teams were to score in the bottom of the inning, and that would able to take home victories. be all the scoring in the game. The Falcons won by The Wolves played the Perryton Rangers on Mon- a final score of 13-2. day April 23, in a game that had to be postponed The Wolves are currently tied with Borger for the from Saturday due to a wet, muddy field. The Rang- final playoff spot as each team has one win. Borger ers scored one run in the top of the first. In the bot- still has one more game to play, so the Wolves will tom of the first, Anthony Ruiz and Zach Barsalou have to wait and see if the Bulldogs win or lose. If were both able to get on base but were stranded and Borger loses that game, then Dalhart and Borger Perryton led 1-0 after one inning. will play a play-in game to see who makes it to the Neither team scored in the second inning. In the playoffs. top of the third, Perryton scored ten runs as they batted around during the inning. The Wolves were unable to score in the bottom of the inning, and Per- ryton led 11-0 after three innings. The Rangers added another run in the top of the fourth. Dalhart got on the scoreboard in the bottom of the inning. Hugo Davila led off with a single and would eventually move around to third on two errors and then steal home. Carter Anderson drew Ryan Bornemeier a walk and also eventually stole home, and Kaden Ryan Bornemeier is the Dalhart Texan’s Male Athlete Kemp singled and came around later and scored of the Week. Bornemeier is a junior on the Dalhart track as well on a single by Ruiz. After three innings the & field team, and has been athlete of the week multiple score was 12-3 in favor of Perryton. That would be times this year. how the game would end, as neither team was able Bornemeier has had an outstanding track season, and to score in the final three innings. qualified for Regional in four different events at the Area The Wolves took on Bushland on Tuesday April 24 track meet last week. Bornemeier won first place in the in their final home game of the season. The Falcons long jump with a jump of 21 feet 10.5 inches. He also scored one run in the first and one in the second won first place in the 110-meter hurdles with a time of to take a 2-0 lead after two innings. Neither team Zach Barsalou throws a pitch in Dalhart’s final home 14.55 seconds. scored in the third inning, and then Bushland add- game of the season against Bushland. Debbie Renshaw | He also qualified for Regional by placing third in the ed four more runs in the top of the fourth. Barsa- Staff Photo 300-meter hurdles, and was the anchor on the 800- meter relay team that qualified for Regional by placing fourth. Bornemeier also scored points in the triple jump with a sixth place finish, although he didn’t qualify for Regional in that event. Bornemeier will compete at Re- Lady Wolves charge past Perryton into playoffs gional in Lubbock today and tomorrow, with the racing prelims today and the long jump and finals tomorrow. BY BILL KELLY Perryton scored one run in the top of the sixth to Editor close the gap slightly. In the bottom of the sixth, Honorable Mention: Dovel, Guerrero, and Renshaw all scored once again, Kaden Kemp: Dalhart baseball. Kemp helped the Gold- Just two days after a loss to Perryton in their final and the Lady Wolves led 18-10 going into the seventh en Wolves win their first district game of the year by scor- home game of the season, the Dalhart Lady Wolves inning. The Rangerettes were able to put two runs ing two runs against Borger on the road on Monday April won the game that really mattered, defeating the across home in the top of the seventh, but that wasn’t 16. His two runs led the Wolves and turned out to be the Rangerettes at West Texas High School in a district enough and the Lady Wolves won by a final score of difference in the game. playoff for the final District 1-4A playoff spot. The win 18-12. sent the Lady Wolves into a Bi-District playoff series The Lady Wolves will play District 2-4A champion against Seminole today and tomorrow. Seminole in a best two-of-three series today and to- The Rangerettes were the visiting team and so batted morrow for Bi-District. All three games will be in Lub- first. Perryton was able to score three runs in the top bock at the softball field at Estacado High School. The of the first inning. The Lady Wolves then took the lead first game is today at 6 pm, and then the second game in the bottom of the inning. Savanna Watson, Lynd- will be tomorrow at noon. If a third game is needed, it sey Dovel, Caryce Guerrero, Savannah Renshaw, and will be played at 3 pm tomorrow. Taeler Sorrels all reached base and eventually came around to score. The Lady Wolves took a 5-3 lead at the end of one inning. Perryton came back in the top of the second inning to score five runs and take a temporary lead. Tabby Pedraza led off the bottom of the second by reaching first and eventually scored, as did Madison Steinkamp and Guerrero. After two innings the score was tied 8-8. The Rangerettes were able to add another run in the top of the third inning. In the bottom of the inning, Kelsi Wing started things off for Dalhart by getting Karley Orman on base and eventually coming around to cross home Karley Orman is the Dalhart Texan’s Female Athlete of the plate for another run. Pedraza and Dovel scored as Week. Orman is a senior on the Lady Wolves’ track team, well, and Dalhart led 11-9 after three innings. and was athlete of the week multiple times during basket- Neither team scored in the fourth inning, and the ball season. Lady Wolves retired the Rangerettes in the top of the Orman has had an outstanding track season and track fifth without allowing a run as well. Dalhart then ex- career, including two trips to State so far, and it continued panded its lead in the bottom of the fifth. The Lady last week at the Area track meet. Wolves scored four more runs, including the second Orman won the 200-meter dash once again, a race she run of the evening by Renshaw and Sorrels and a run The Dalhart Lady Wolves celebrate following the victory has won in every track meet so far this year. Orman ran the by Anzleigh Swecker. After five innings Dalhart held over Perryton Monday night in Stinnett that propelled 200 in a time of 25.38 seconds and was well ahead of the a 15-9 lead. them into the playoffs. Debbie Renshaw | Staff Photo second place finisher. Orman placed second in the 100-meter dash as she was challenged in that race for the first time this season. Orman ran the 100 at 12.15 seconds, just .02 seconds behind first Dalhart High sports banquet to be held Monday place. Orman was also a member of the 800-meter relay team that placed second as well with a time of 1 minute BY BILL KELLY begin at 6 pm. Parents and fans can purchase meal tick- 47.84 seconds, just 0.43 seconds behind first place. Orman Editor ets at the door the night of the banquet. The meal will be will compete at the Regional meet in Lubbock today and catered by Joe Taco and the meal tickets will be $10 for tomorrow. The prelims will be held today, with the finals The annual Dalhart Varsity All Sports Banquet will be adults and $5 for kids. The awards assembly is free but a beginning tomorrow afternoon. held on Monday April 30 at the Rita Blanca Coliseum. meal ticket is required to eat. Anyone having any ques- There will be an awards assembly and a meal and it will tions can please call Joey Read at (806) 244-7315. Honorable Mention: Ashley Amico: Dalhart track & field. Amico, who is just a Why Thursday’s scheduled off-day couldn’t have freshman, qualified for Regional in two different events at the Area track meet. She won first place in the pole vault come at a more perfect time for the Rangers bullpen with a vault of 10 feet 3 inches, and improvement of 9 inch- By Gerry Fraley plus where we were with the bullpen.” es over district. She also placed fourth in the 100-meter The Dallas Morning News Chavez finished the fifth, stranding one run. He hada hurdles at 16.83 seconds. perfect sixth. In between, the April 26--ARLINGTON -- The Texas Rangers have an off-day Rangers took the lead for the on Thursday in advance of a difficult stretch of the schedule. duration. Chavez got the win. No one welcomes the break more than their relievers, who “The reward for me is to get have “been worked hard,” starter Doug Fister said. back out there after the other The bullpen reversed a recent trend by facing the minimum night,” Chavez said. over the final 4 1/3 innings for a win and a save during a 4-2 Chavez had been unhappy victory against Oakland at Globe Life Park. In the previous Elect with his performance before five games on the homestand, the bullpen was 0-3 with two the shellacking on Monday. blown saves in three chances and a 10.26 ERA for 16 2/3 After that game, he did a deep innings. dive looking for answers. It also marked the 13th time in 26 games the bullpen had Chavez went all the way to soaked up four-plus innings. That is a hard way to go over a looking at still photographs of full season. when he had pitched well in Politcal Ad Paid for by Bob Bailey “I believe it will go a long ways to getting them back on track the past. One thing showed mentally and physically,” manager Jeff Banister said. up: thumb placement on the It all started with the good-solider reliever: Jesse Chavez. ball. In this game, his first af- Bob Bailey The Rangers began play at 0-6 in Chavez’ appearances. ter the study, Chavez retired They trailed by a combined score of 6-33 when he entered all four hitters faced. those games. He did the mop-up work, without a word of The Rangers will need him complaint. and all other relievers in the On Monday, Banister used Chavez in a tight situation. next three weeks. Of their next for School Board The Rangers trailed 5-3 when he entered in the ninth inning 16 games, 13 are at Toronto, against Oakland. Three of the four batters faced reached, Cleveland and Houston and at turning the game into a blowout. home against Boston. Those Banister tried it again in this game, having Chavez replace four clubs are a combined 30 Fister with two outs in the fifth and trailing 2-1. Banister did games over .500. not have a lot of options after another short outing by a start- This was supposed to be the New Vision, er. easy stretch for the Rangers. “He’s been in those situations before,” Banister said of They rank fifth in the majors Chavez. “That’s been his role in different bullpens: the bridge for bullpen innings with 95 guy. and are 9-17. One usually fol- New Direction “I felt good with him with the set of hitters in that situation, lows the other. Friday edition Sports DALHART TEXAN, April 27, 2018 • 7

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