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Vol. 118, No. 77 • 12 pages Tuesday, September 25, 2018 Serving Dallam and Hartley Counties Dairy cattle team A football “field trip” takes second in PA Julie A. Ferraro members applied their signatures to Ryan Bornemeier came to sign his Dalhart Texan the building’s front windows. number, too, wearing a sling for his Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan Each of the windows had been left shoulder, which was injured dur- After last Thursday’s football prac- painted by the “Pack Moms” with ing the game against River Road on tice, the Dalhart Golden Wolves took Students from Dalhart High School traveled to Harris- stars bearing the team members’ jer- September 14. While Ryan was still a little field trip. burg, Pennsylvania earlier this month to judge cattle. sey numbers. waiting for more details from his doc- A steady stream of vehicles drove The team of Payton Galloway, Parker Ralston, Jessica The boys put their names next to tor about the extent of the injury, he from the high school to XIT Realty Nolt and Jacy Carpenter qualified for the national Youth their numbers. expects to be “out of the game” for at on Rock Island Avenue and, thick Dairy Cattle Judgin Contest by placing second at the For some, a ladder was necessary least five weeks. Sharpie pens in hand, the team state competition earlier in the year. to reach the higher windows. The team spent time evaluating and placing cows based upon udder quality and composition, as well as struc- tural correctness and soundness. Heifers were evaluated based upon structure as well as stature. Breeds consisted of Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, Guernsey, Holstein, and Jersey. There were a total of 10 classes, five being cows and the other five being heifers. The team was allowed 15 minutes to judge and place the classes. After judging the classes, the team had to take notes and give oral reasons for three of the ten classes, explaining why they placed the class as they did. The re- port had to provide a minimum of four good things to say about the cow or heifer that was placed over another, a grant for the cow or heifer underneath it, and a criticism for that animal as well. The team scored second place overall, and as first place team in for the Holstein breed. See DAIRY on page 4 City Council to vote on budget amendments Julie A. Ferraro Dalhart Texan

Julie A. Ferraro | Dalhart Texan The Dalhart City Council will be doing some “end of year” financial housekeeping during the meeting on Above: The Dalhart Golden Wolves football team converged on XIT Realty last Thursday to sign the stars Tuesday. painted with their jersey numbers, which were painted by the Pack Moms. Other than an executive session to deliberate on a matter involving real property and comments from city Below left: Ryan Bornemeier joined his Dalhart Golden Wolves teammates in signing the front windows of departments, it is the only XIT Realty near his jersey number. substantial item on the agenda. Right: Trey Campbell signs his number on the front The current fiscal year window of XIT Realty. ends on September 30, and government agencies are required to update their budgets to reflect all spending or other changes prior to that date. The meeting begins at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 205 Rock Island.

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The teams exchanged points before the Lady Wolves were able to slowly build a 19-12 lead. The teams went back-and-forth for the next four points, 502 Denrock Avenue • Dalhart, TX 79022 making the score 21-15. Borger then scored four of the (806) 249-8561 • www.dalhartfederal.com next five points to close the gap. That was as close as the Lady Bulldogs would come, and Dalhart won that game 25-20. The second game was very close at the beginning, but Dalhart ultimately won by double digits. The Lady Wolves once again took an early lead and Borger was able to come back and tie it at 8-8. Dalhart scored the next point, giving the serve to libero Konnor White. The Lady Wolves scored nine straight points off White’s serve for an 18-8 lead before Borger was able to score again. The Lady Bulldogs tried to come back, outscoring Dalhart 5-3. The Lady Wolves then scored four straight points with freshman Rhiana Todd serving to win the second game 25-13. Borger, in danger of being swept in their home gym, came out fired-up for the third game and took an early 6-3 lead. The Lady Wolves responded, outscoring Borger Michaela Leaton to tie the game 9-9. Lexi Posey took her turn serving with the game tied. The BILL KELLY Lady Wolves proceeded to score the next seven points to Dalhart Texan take a 16-9 lead. Borger then closed the gap, reaching a score of 18-15 in favor of the Lady Wolves. The FNB Dalhart Female Athlete of the Week is Mi- That was as close as Borger would get in the third chaela Leaton. Leaton is a senior on the Hartley Lady game. Dalhart and Borger exchanged points to make it 19-16, before the Lady Wolves scored to make it 20-16. Tigers’ cross country team. Madison Todd took the serve following Dalhart’s point Leaton has been one of the fastest runners on the and never let it go, serving for five straight points and Hartley cross country team her entire high school ca- giving Dalhart a 25-16 win in the game. That victory gave reer, and she showed that once again on September 22 the Lady Wolves a 3-0 sweep of the Lady Bulldogs. at the Lubbock ISD Invitational. Running at Mae Sim- Madison Todd led the team in kills with nine and was mons Park, which is the same course where the region- tied for the lead in assists with 11. Hannah Holmes led the team in blocks with six. Bethany Berngen was sec- al meet will be held next month, Leaton placed third ond on the team in both kills and blocks. Berngen had as an individual in the Class 1A division. She ran the seven kills and added five blocks for Dalhart. Posey also course in a time of 12 minutes, 57.3 seconds. Leaton had 11 assists and was second in digs with 12, while was a little over four seconds behind the second-place White was once again the leader on defense with 16 digs. finisher and about 15 seconds behind first place. Tabby Pedraza had two aces to lead the Lady Wolves in Leaton placed third at the regional meet last year as that category. The Lady Wolves have an open date Tuesday. They will a junior and, with her time in Lubbock, showed that play their first ever district game against Dumas at home she will be one of the favorites at regionals this year. September 29. Even with Nazareth joining Hartley’s district this year, Leaton will still be one of the favorites to win district, as well. You’re one stop shop for all your Mum and Honorable Mention Garter needs! Bethany Berngen: Dalhart volleyball. Berngen, who The Mum Stop is just a sophomore, had what may have been her best 114 E 3rd St | Dalhart TX performance of the season so far in the district opener 806-249-8084 at Borger on September 22. Berngen had seven kills Open 2p-10p Daily until 10/12/18 and five blocks, using her height to full advantage to help the Lady Wolves win the match. Madison Todd: Dalhart volleyball. Todd has proven to consistently be one of the top players for the Lady Wolves this season and showed that again against Borger. Todd led the team in kills with nine and was tied for the lead in assists with 11. Todd served for the final five points in game three to clinch the win for N.L. Olson | Dalhart Texan Dalhart. Hali Ledbetter picks up a Borger serve during the JV Hannah Holmes: Dalhart volleyball. Holmes, who is game against Borger on Saturday. a senior this year, was a force at the net for Dalhart in their match against Borger. She led the team in blocks with six as the Lady Bulldogs had a difficult time get- THE DALHART TEXAN Managing Editor...... Julie A. Ferraro ting the ball past her while she was in the game. [email protected] Lexi Posey: Dalhart volleyball. Posey had another Sports...... Bill Kelly great match against district rival Borger. She had 11 [email protected] assists during the match, which tied for the team lead, Advertising Manager...... 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Community Calendar Hartley County Sheriff’s Department weekly call logs September 9 - 15 Hospice Connection Luncheon Hartley County Deputies had 58 citations and 18 service calls for the period. The monthly Hospice Connection Honoring Desert Storm Veterans Luncheon will be held in the second The 2018 Veterans Day Parade and September 9 floor conference room of Coon Memorial program will be held on Friday, 1712 1917 TxDOT notified of debris in roadway Hospital at noon on September 26. November 9. This year we will honor 2041 Officer responded to HWY 87 for reckless driver All are welcome to this potluck and the men and women who served our 2102 Request to speak with an officer encouraged to bring a dish. For more country in the Desert Storm era, 1976- information, call Coon Memorial Home 1990. If you served during this time September 10 Health and Hospice, 806-244-8738. please contact the Dalhart Texan at 1258 Cattle out [email protected] by 2018 Run for a Purpose November 1 with a photo and brief September 11 The 4th Annual Run for a Purpose is biography so you can be recognized. 1230 Request to speak with an officer September 29. The 10K, 5K and Fun Run races begin at 8 a.m.at Rita Blanca Yoga Classes September 13 Coliseum. You can register at Purpose Yoga classes are offered weekly on 0322 Request to speak with an officer Coffee on Friday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. the following schedule: Monday and 0838 Request to speak with an officer or at the Coliseum on Friday from 5-6 Wednesday morning, 9 a.m. at the p.m. or online at www.purposecoffeeco. Dalhart Senior Center fitness room. September 15 com. A pancake breakfast will be held Tuesday and Thursday evenings, classes 0316 Request to speak with an officer from 8-10 a.m. Tickets are available are held at Coon Memorial Hospital, 1006 Request to speak with an officer at the door: $5 for adults and $3 for beginning at 6:30 p.m. children. Kings Kids and Warriors Oktoberfest Coming! Central United Methodist Church, 517 Tickets for St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Rock Island, holds Kings Kids and School’s 37th annual Oktoberfest are Warriors for pre-kindergarten through currently on sale. Oktoberfest will take fifth grade and junior high sixth through place October 21 from 11 a.m. To 2 p.m. eighth graders every Wednesday at Rita Blanca Coliseum. The meal will beginning with dinner at 5:45 p.m. Bus consist of authentic German sausage, pick up and drop off is available. For homemade sauerkraut, potatoes, green more information, call 806-244-2306. beans, bread, dessert and a drink, with tickets costing $10. There will also be KidZone live and silent auctions. To purchase Liberty Baptist Church, 12020 U.S. tickets, or donate items for the auctions, Highway 87 South, will hold KidZone for please call 806-244-4811. ages 5 through fifth grade on Wednesday from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Awaken the Dawn Tent Revival A weekend of worship, prayer and unity Youth Group outreach will take place from September The Church of the Nazarene youth 27-29 near the XIT Rodeo Arena, 2222 group meets Wednesday evenings from FM 281, as part of the Nationwide Tent 7-8 p.m. at 1102 Keeler. Ages 12-18 are Revival. The 50 hours of continual welcome. praise and prayer is intended to bring generations together to “shake the Children’s Storytime nations and unify communities.” All are The Dallam-Hartley County Library, invited to attend. Food will be available. 420 Denrock Ave, holds Children’s More information is available on Storytime every Wednesday and Friday Facebook at Awaken the Dawn Dalhart at 10:30 a.m. or by calling 806-333-2338. Admission is free but donations will be accepted. Rotary Club The Dalhart Rotary Club meets at noon Courtesy Photo Boilermaker Jazz Band – Tickets each Thursday at the Dalhart Senior Available Center, 610 Denrock Ave. Kenadee Walker of Dalhart was awarded the Grand Champion during the The LaRita Theatre will be host to the Youth Market Barrow Show September 16 at the 2018 Tri-State Fair & Boilermaker Jazz Band on September Senior Game Night Rodeo in Amarillo. The 17-year-old daughter of Brian and Shawn Walker, 29 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 per seat The Dalhart Senior Citizens Association was chosen by Judge Cassidy Hayes, Port Lavaca, Tx with her Crossbred and can be purchased on the LaRita hosts the Senior Saints Game Night for the honor. In addition to receiving a banner and buckle, Walker will website: www.larita.org or by calling the every Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the Dalhart receive premium checks from the Tri-State Fair & Rodeo. Dalhart Area Chamber of Commerce: Senior Center, 610 Denrock Ave. 806-244-5646. Everyone is welcome. Band Boosters Raffle Volunteers Needed The Dalhart Golden Wolves Band Volunteers are needed by Coon Boosters are raffling off a grill, charcoal Memorial Home Health and Hospice to and meat to support the band. Tickets sit with patients, perform office work or are $5, or $2 when purchased with a run errands for patients. Information is brown bag meal at a home football available by calling 806-244-8738. game. Tickets are available from all Band Boosters or by calling Kelly Jones, 9 Southpark 806-884-5313. Timeless custom home on a great corner. The garden room and living room have a fireplace and built in storage. 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Current Listings 4 • September 25, 2018 DALHART TEXAN Benny Goodman’s music featured “When Swing was King” Julie A. Ferraro the Helens: Ward and Forrest. Dalhart Texan The Boilermaker Jazz Band was founded When the Boilermaker Jazz Band comes in 1988 at Carnegie Mellon University in to the LaRita Performing Arts Theatre this Pittsburgh by Paul Consentino, who plays Saturday with “When Swing was King,” clarinet and performs vocals, as well as Words and music they’ll be treating the audience to Benny serving as band leader. “Music, when combined with a plea- Music fo- Goodman’s classic tunes. “When Swing was King” will begin at 7 surable idea, is poetry.” cuses my Goodman was known as the King of p.m. Tickets for the concert are per seat - Edgar Allan Poe brain which, Swing. His iconic Big Band recordings of and can be purchased on the LaRita web- admittedly, site: www.larita.org or by calling the Dal- I’m not saying what I write is poetry, but can suffer the 1930s and 40s are instantly recogniz- able and still popular today. hart Area Chamber of Commerce: 806- it’s usually the result of listening to mu- from a cha- 244-5646. sic. otic stream Benny also featured a wonderful small An old friend – who died too young – of ideas that band that could play it hot - once told me it is impossible for the hu- move so fast, really blazing on tunes like man brain to perform more than one task I can’t “catch” “Slipped Disc” and “Airmail at a time. them all. Special” - and delicate on I’ve proven him wrong so many, many There is some- lovely numbers like “Mem- times. thing about ories of You”. This was a Just as an example: I drive my Mustang playing mu- trailblazing group as it was and sing at the same time, with the radio sic, simulta- considered the first openly blasting (don’t tell the police!). neously sing-Julie A Ferraro I write, most days, while music blares – ing the lyrics, integrated band perform- either though earbuds or on my computer and writing that keeps me grounded. ing in concerts halls and speakers. It’s tough, though, when – as many ar- movies. Music, combined with writing, has been ticles as I write for the Dalhart Texan in a For Saturday’s concert, a driving force for over 45 years in my life. week – I’m spending early mornings and Paul Cosentino and the I started playing piano when I was quite late evenings, and sometimes the middle Boilermaker Jazz Band young, and had an appreciation for a va- of the night, typing dialogue, descriptions will bring the energy and riety of musical styles – classical, 1940s and plots for nearly 20 fictional stories in delicate swing of the small jazz, classic rock ‘n roll – before I was the past two months! bands, performing favorite ten. Remaining optimistic, that exercising Goodman Big Band melo- Courtesy Photo Community Voices I started writing short stories in the my brain cells in that way is a good thing, dies. early 1970s. Even using an old manual I have no plans to give it up. Inspirations Jennifer McNulty brings Paul Cosentino and Jennifer McNulty of the Boiler- Smith-Corona typewriter, I would pop in are abundant, so the writing will contin- maker Jazz Band will perform Saturday at LaRita a cassette tape and peck away to the beat ue. selections by Benny’s Gals, including hits by Peggy Lee, Performing Arts Theatre as part of “When Swing was of the music. So will the music. King”. Liltin’ Martha Tilton and Students inducted into Con’t• Dairy from Page 1 National Honor Society Jessica Nolt received the highest points handle and Pennsylvania. They were able for an individual of the contest, scoring to attend a Shorthorn judging practice. Julie A. Ferraro The inductees are: first in reasons, first in Holstein breed, After flying into Philadelphia, the team Dalhart Texan first in Ayrshire breed and fourth in jer- had a chance to eat an authentic “Philly” Seniors There was a little problem with the can- sey breed. cheesesteak. To top it all off, they drove Reagan Bass dles, but the point was still made. Payton Galloway was third in jersey to New York City to see the 9/11 memo- Ryan Bornemeier During the National Honor Society in- breed, and Jacy Carpenter was tenth in rial and snapped photos of the Statue of Payton Galloway duction ceremony on Sunday at Dalhart the individual rankings. Liberty. Brendan Herring High School, NHS officers were to take The team also had the opportunity to The team is grateful to everyone who Lindsey Wright turns lighting candles representing each tour an Amish dairy and experience the made this trip and these opportunities of the NHS criteria, but the candle was difference in agriculture from the Pan- possible. Juniors accidently extinguished. Maddi Beckner Still, Konnor White, Makayla Hyer, Lexi Kallie Childress Posey and Calie Rutherford each read Luke Daniels moving reflections on the criteria of schol- Bailey Dettle arship, leadership, service and character, Ellie Fly respectively. Madison Gaines Then, the inductees rose and read the Emily Guerrero-Villalobos NHS Pledge in unison, before being an- Jaden Massey nounced individually and receiving their Natalie McDaniel membership cards. Natalie Olvera Dalhart Independent School District Hannah Shugart superintendent Joe Alcorta was in atten- Taeler Sorrels dance, as were DHS principal Scot Wright Madison Todd and assistant principal Jeff Hutton. Ryan Wood A reception took place after the ceremony.

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Above: Dalhart students hold their ribbons for winning at the National Youth Dairy Cattle Judging Contest in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, earlier this month. Left to right: Parker Ralston, Jacy Carpenter, Jessica Nolt, Payton Galloway and Dalhart ISD Ag Science teacher Becca McEndree.

Below: The students had an opportunity to visit an Amish dairy while in Pennsylvania.

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Above: National Honor Society inductees read the NHS Pledge during the induction ceremony at Dalhart High School on Sunday.

Below: Makalya Hyer lights a candle representing Leadership during the Dalhart High School National Honor Society induction ceremony on Sunday. DALHART TEXAN September 25, 2018 • 5

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Go Wolves DALHART TEXAN September 25, 2018 • 7 8 • September 25, 2018 DALHART TEXAN Wolves lose on the road to Shallowater BILL KELLY Mustang 46 after the kickoff went out of Dalhart Texan bounds for a penalty. Garcia threw two JV and Freshmen also lose straight completions to Davila for a first The Dalhart Golden Wolves suffered down at the 32. their first road loss of the season last Fri- Photos from Thursday’s JV and Freshmen games Edgar Olvera ran the ball on the next day as they traveled to Shallowater for a play, taking Mustang defenders with him non-district game against the Mustangs. as he gained three yards. Shallowater’s speed on offense was just LaDaryl Smith caught a screen pass too much for the Wolves and the Mus- from Garcia on the next play at the 31, tangs won the game 49-21. then made three defenders miss as he ran Dalhart received the opening kickoff, down the field before finally being tack- with Xaviar Hammett returning the kick led at the Mustang six yard line. LaDaryl to the 23. Senior Grayson Garcia started Smith ran the ball right up the middle at quarterback due to injuries to starter on the next play for Dalhart’s first touch- Ryan Bornemeier and backup Brennan down of the night. The extra point by Jose Lloyd. Padilla made it 21-7 in Shallowater’s fa- A run by Christian Melendez and a pass vor. The Mustangs scored one more time to Hammett set up third-and-six on the 27 to make it 28-7 at halftime. yard line. Garcia attempted a deep pass to The Wolves received the second half Ben Bezner. There was some contact be- opening kickoff and started the third tween Bezner and the defender before the quarter on their own 25. A run by Olvera ball got there, and the defender was able and a completion to LaDaryl Smith set up to tip the ball away. Another Shallowater third-and-two and the Mustangs jumped player made a spectacular play to inter- offside on the next play to give the Wolves cept the ball, diving for it right before it a first down. A run by Usbaldo Zarate and hit the ground. a reception by Hammett put the Wolves The Mustangs took over on their own 47 on the 50. and scored eight plays later. The first play Hammett ran 11 yards for another first was also the biggest, a 23 yard reception down before Garcia threw a seven yard down the left side of the field that moved completion to Carson Smith. LaDaryl the ball to the Dalhart 30. Shallowater Smith then ran for 30 yards on the next ran the ball in for the score from the eight. two plays to put the ball on the two yard The extra point gave the Mustangs a 7-0 line and ran in for touchdown on the next lead. play to bring the Wolves within striking Dalhart started their next drive from the distance at 28-14. 25 after a touchback. The Wolves didn’t Dalhart attempted an onside kick, but gain any yards on their first two plays, the Mustangs were able to recover. Shal- and then Garcia hit Melendez with a lowater scored a few plays later to make short pass. Melendez dragged four Mus- the score 35-14. tangs with him as he tried to make it to Dalhart started the next drive on the the first down marker. It took a couple 25 after the kickoff went through the end more defenders to finally stop him after zone. Garcia threw a ten yard completion a gain of eight yards. It wasn’t enough for to Carson Smith to begin the series. Two the first down though and the Wolves had plays later Carson Smith caught another to punt. pass for a 30-yard gain to the Mustang Shallowater started the following drive 35. on their own 37. The Mustang’s quarter- Hammett ran for 15 yards on the next back threw a long pass on second down, play to move the ball to the 20, gaining resulting in a touchdown to give Shallo- 10 more yards two plays later to give water a 14-0 lead. the Wolves first-and-goal from the ten. The Wolves next drive started on their LaDaryl Smith carried the ball on the 19, but an interception on third down next three plays, jumping over the pile for gave the Mustangs the ball on the Dalhart a touchdown on the third carry to make 42. Dalhart’s defense stiffened, forcing a the score 35-21. fourth-and-four. The Mustangs went for That would end the scoring for the it, but the Wolves’ held fast and got the Wolves. The Mustangs scored two more ball back on downs. touchdowns to make it 49-21. Dalhart The Wolves had to punt soon after, but had one final scoring chance on the final Dalhart’s defense played well in the next drive, making it to the Mustang 16, but a series and forced another Shallowater pass attempt to Davila was knocked away punt, which gave the Wolves the ball back in the end zone and the clock expired on on their 25. the play to end the game. The Wolves lost a yard on the first play The Wolves actually had more first downs of that drive. On the next play, Garcia than the Mustangs during the game: 19 threw the ball to Hugo Davila, who took compared to Shallowater’s 12. Dalhart the pass and ran it to the Mustang 49 for gained 144 net yards on the ground, led a 27 yard gain and a first down. by Hammett with 83 and LaDaryl Smith Garcia threw a 15 yard pass to LaDaryl with 71. Garcia threw for 205 yards pass- Smith on the next play for another first ing. LaDaryl Smith led in receiving with 58 down at the Mustang 34. That was fol- yards, followed closely by Carson Smith lowed by six yard runs by LaDaryl Smith with 55. LaDaryl Smith scored all three of and Hammett to put the ball on the 22. Dalhart’s touchdowns. The drive faltered there. Dalhart tried The Golden Wolves will take on Friona to convert a fourth-and-two but were un- September 28 in their homecoming game. successful and the Mustangs took over The homecoming activities will take place on downs. The Mustangs drove down the first and then the game will begin at7 field and scored to take a 21-0 lead. p.m. Dalhart took over on offense on the

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Top left: Dalhart players upended a Shallowater player during the JV game on September 20.

Middle left: Mathew Anzuldua stretches for a few more yards during the freshman game against Shallowater on September 20.

Below: Derek Griggs makes a catch during the JV game on September 20. DALHART TEXAN September 25, 2018 • 9 Weekly Crossword Puzzle

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Answer to Sept. 21 sudoku 10 • September 25, 2018 DALHART TEXAN Baked goods featured at farmers market Julie A. Ferraro cluding soaps and bath bombs, foot balm Dalhart Texan and kits containing everything for a pedi- cure. The “unicorn poop” is actually a Saturday morning dawned quite chilly, bath bomb suited for children, including but that didn’t deter a few vendors from a bracelet or toy that glows in the dark. setting up at Tractor Supply Company for Dora also makes greeting cards, mag- a farmers market. nets, and “matchbook notepads,” which The Need for Sleep Home-made baked goods were well in are perfect to tuck in a purse. She also evidence, including an apple green chili brought some baked goods. Julie A. Ferraro hol can also contribute to a person’s like- cobbler made by Sondra Holt who, in ad- Sandra Cox had a wide selection of Dalhart Texan dition to the baked goods, set up a display lihood of sleep apnea and snoring. bows and headbands. She started mak- Exercising regularly and eating a healthy of Watkins products – spices and other ing the bows for her daughter and, when The fact that sleep is essential to good items. Holt is one of six generations of the her nephew got jealous, she branched out health is not news. diet improve sleep, along with setting a same family which has been selling Wat- into bow ties for boys. She can do custom The factors that impact getting a good schedule for getting to bed each night. kins products since 1910. styles, as well. Letha advises limiting television or use Shanna Dunlap loves to bake, and Bone Appetit Pup Treats are home made night’s sleep might be news to some brought banana nut breads, banana folks. of electronic devices before sleep, because by Michelle Perry. She’s been making the the white light convinces the body that it bread with no nuts and monkey bread to treats for about two years, starting with Letha Black, director of cardiopul- sell. She was helped by her granddaugh- peanut butter flavor. She’ll be making monary services for the Dallam Hartley should be awake and active, decreasing ter, Khloe Tynes, 7. pumpkin flavor for the fall season, and the amount of melatonin produced which Carrot cake is Janie Hoefle’s specialty. Counties Hospital District, and Misty ginger and apple cinnamon. Her dogs are Potter, respiratory therapist, provided a allows for sleep. She was selling slices, and also makes full her “taste testers” and she plans to add When the inability to sleep becomes a size carrot cakes to order. cat treats in the months to come. wealth of information about sleep. Dora Bruns had a variety of items, in- “Sleep is just as vital as eating and problem, medication can be prescribed. breathing,” Letha said, for starters. The caution is that the medication might Sleep is important in reducing the ten- simply mask the real issue, Letha said. dency to get sick with the common cold Over-the-counter options, such as mela- or viruses, she added. It helps with main- tonin pills, may work for some, while oth- taining a healthy weight, improving focus ers can experience side-effects such as and mental stability. vivid or violent dreams. Those who get a good night’s sleep on a Having a sleep study performed can regular basis are less irritable, emotional identify specific problems regarding an and make fewer mistakes, Misty stated. individual’s sleep cycle. The process be- Sleeping well reduces stress and im- gins by getting an order for the test from proves a person’s mood, as well as low- the primary physician, which is easy, ac- ering the risk of diabetes, heart disease, cording to Misty. high blood pressure and some cancers, Some sleep studies can be done on a Letha said. portable device at a patient’s home, or at Not getting enough sleep can create a Coon Memorial Hospital. whole host of problems, she added. The patient would arrive at the sleep clin- A lot of time and research has gone into ic around the regular bedtime, or shortly determining how much time constitutes before. Being hooked up with wires would “healthy sleep.” Some reports mention 8 preceed going to sleep, enabling the tech- Top left: Khloe hours a night, others more, and still oth- nician to monitor a variety of input, in- Tynes, 7, helped cluding air flow from the mouth and nose, her grandmother, ers less. Shanna Dunlap, Letha has found that the amount of muscle movement in the chest, abdomen, sell baked goods. time a person needs to sleep is an “indi- legs and arms, and run an EKG. If sleep apnea is discovered, a CPAP ma- Top right: Mi- vidual thing.” Much depends on how well a person can function through the day chine can be prescribed. Medication could chelle Perry was be ordered in other cases, a mouthguard, selling Bone Ap- on a given amount of sleep. “For some, it petit Pup Treats might be six hours, another might need or something as basic as weight loss to twelve,” Letha explained. improve sleep. Left: Sondra Holt, She advises them, as part of DHCHD’s Treating sleep difficulties has come a left, and Pam long way within the past decade, with Briggs were sell- sleep clinic, to gauge how they feel. ing Watkins prod- Some patients have difficulty even get- DHCHD offering the sleep clinic for about ucts at the Tractor ting to sleep. For them, Letha recommends four years, according to Misty. Supply Company limiting caffeine and nicotine – which are What that means is the Dalhart com- farmer’s market munity has access to ways of improving on Saturday. stimulants – along with avoiding alcohol. “Research has found that alcohol dis- their sleep and gettin’ healthy. rupts the sleep cycle,” Letha noted. Alco- Public Notice

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the Dallam County Commissioners and the Hartley County Commissioners will conduct public hearings concerning the proposed issuance of up to $10,000,000 aggregate face amount of revenue bonds (the “Bonds”) by the Dallam County Industrial Development Corporation, a nonstock, nonprofit industrial development corporation organized under the laws of the State of Texas (the “Issuer”). If approved, the Bonds will be issued pursuant to the authority and provisions of the Development Corporation Act, Chap- ter 501, Subtitle C1, Title 12, Texas Local Government Code, as amended. The Dallam County Commissioners’ meeting will be held in the Dallam County Commissioners’ Courtroom located at 414 Denver Avenue, Second Floor, Dalhart, Texas 79022 at 10:30 a.m. on October 9, 2018. The Hartley County Commissioners’ meeting will be held in the Hartley County Commissioners’ Courtroom located at 900 Main St, Channing, Texas 79018, at 9:00 a.m. on October 9, 2018. The Issuer proposes to use the proceeds of the Bonds to finance the costs of acquiring and installing that por- tion of the heifer facility and the dairy facility (the “Project”) that constitutes “solid waste disposal” facilities within the meaning of Section 142(a)(6) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), and regulations proposed or issued thereunder, which may include interest during construction and costs of issuance of the Bonds. The Issuer proposes to lend the proceeds of the Bonds to Morning Star Dairy, LLC, a Texas limited liability company (the “User”), as the initial manager or operator thereof, pursuant to a loan agreement. The Project will be acquired, constructed and installed by the User at its heifer facility and dairy facility located at 801 FM 694, Hartley County, Texas, with a mailing address of 801 FM 694, Dalhart, Texas, 79022 (the “Facility”). The Project will be located wholly within Hartley County, Texas. The Bonds will be limited obligations of the Issuer and will be payable solely from the loan payments by the User and any other revenues or receipts derived by the Issuer from the Project. The loan agreement between the Issuer and the User will provide for loan payments by the User sufficient to pay debt service on the Bonds when due. The Bonds will be secured under an agreement whereby the Issuer will pledge the loan payments for the benefit of the holders of the Bonds. The Bonds will not be general obligations of the Issuer and will not in any way constitute a debt, liability or obligation of the State of Texas, Dallam County, Texas, Hartley Coun- ty, Texas or any other political subdivision of the State of Texas. The Bonds will not be payable from any tax revenues. The public hearings will provide an opportunity for persons with different views on the proposed issuance of the Bonds and the location and nature of the Project to express their views, both orally and in writing. DALHART TEXAN September 25, 2018 • 11

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Please apply in person eight miles west of Dalhart on Hwy 54. EOE M/F 12 • September 25, 2018 DALHART TEXAN

GWB Band Member Julie A. Ferraro of the Week Dalhart Texan Top right: Keagan Knight signs his name beside his number on the window at XIT Realty.

Below right: Jaden Massey signs his number painted by the Pack Moms on the front window at XIT Re- alty.

Below left: Christian Me- lendez signs his name near his jersey number at XIT Realty.

Nathan Bohr is the Dalhart Golden Wolves “Band Member of the Week”. He is a junior and plays alto saxophone.

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