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Vol. 118, No. 88 • 12 pages Friday, November 2, 2018 Serving Dallam and Hartley Counties General Election to be held on Tuesday Governor, U.S. Senator among offices being decided BY ZELDA BETH LANG Reporter

The 2018 General Election will be held on Tuesday, November 6 in both Dallam County and Hartley County. Early voting for the election ends today, November 2. The polls will be open from 7 am to 7 pm in both counties and across the state. In Dallam County, voters in precincts 1 and 4 will vote in Texline at the Texline Community Center, which is located at 300 South 3rd Street. Voters in Dallam County precincts 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 will vote in Dalhart in the Courthouse Annex located at 4th and Denver Avenue. Voters in Hartley County’s precinct 201 will vote at the courthouse in Channing. Those who live in precinct 101 will vote at the community building in Hartley. Voters in precincts 102, 202, 301 and 401 will vote at the Rita Blanca Coliseum in Dalhart. The Dalhart Area Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting for the new location of the Flying Pig The U.S. Senate seat that is currently held by Republi- Boutique last Wednesday, October 24. Owner Lacynda Hunter was joined by members of the chamber and can Ted Cruz is up for election this year. Cruz is running family and friends for the event, and KXIT was there with a live remote. The Flying Pig Boutique is now for reelection and is opposed by Democrat Beto O’Rourke located at 323 Denrock Avenue, which is the corner of Denrock and 4th Avenue. Rhonda Butters | Staff and Libertarian Neal Dikeman. In the race for U.S. Rep- Photo resentative from District 13, incumbent Republican Mac Thornberry is running against Democrat Greg Sagan and Libertarian Calvin DeWeese. A large number of other offices are also being decided Dalhart Junior High starting WATCH D.O.G.S. program in this election, including all statewide executive offices. Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican, is running for re- Dads Of Great Students election and is being opposed by Democrat Lupe Valdez and Libertarian Mark Jay Tippetts. For lieutenant gov- BY BILL KELLY that child’s likelihood of graduating and getting mostly ernor, incumbent Republican Dan Patrick is opposed by Editor A’s along the way. Democrat Mike Collier and Libertarian Kerry Douglas At the same time, a positive male role model also dra- McKennon. matically decreases the likelihood of that child living Other offices that are on the ballot include attorney Dalhart Junior High is launching a new program, in poverty or getting involved with drugs and alcohol. general, comptroller of public accounts, land office com- WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads Of Great Students), with a pizza A positive male role model also helps that child avoid missioner, and commissioner of agriculture. The seat on night at the junior high commons on Tuesday November potentially devastating choices that result in a criminal the railroad commission that is currently held by Repub- 6 at 6 pm. record or a teen pregnancy. lican Christi Craddick is also on the ballot. WATCH D.O.G.S. was originally created in a single The U.S. Department of Education has identified the There are also three position on the Texas Supreme school in 1998 by a group of parents and educators. WATCH D.O.G.S. program as an effective way to in- Court that are up for election this year, as well as the po- Since then, it has grown into one of the biggest and most crease male involvement in our nation’s schools. Thou- sition of presiding judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals respected family and community engagement initiatives sands of men volunteer to work at least one day in their and two other places on the Court of Criminal Appeals. in the country. child’s school each year through the WATCH D.O.G.S. Regionally, Republican State Senator Kel Seliger of Dis- Each year thousands of schools across America utilize program. trict 31 is up for reelection and is opposed by Libertarian the WATCH D.O.G.S. program to reach out to fathers The men who volunteer work alongside the educators Jack Westbrook. District 86 State Representative John and father-figures of their students and invite them to to help as crossing guards, car/bus rider facilitators, Smithee, a Republican, is opposed by Democrat Mike take at least one day off from work during the school hallway monitors, library assistants, lunchroom help- Purcell. There are also two places on the 7th Court of year to spend that entire day volunteering at their child’s ers, classroom and homework tutors and playground/ Appeals District up for election as well as the 69th Dis- school. gymnasium coaches, among other things. Every school trict Judge, but those races only have one candidate. (A Studies by the U.S. Department of Education have year these men have a positive impact on the lives of sample ballot for Dallam County with all those who are demonstrated that a positive adult male role model will hundreds of thousands of students. running for these various offices is on page 3 of this edi- have a uniquely positive impact on the development and tion of the Texan.) educational success of a child, dramatically increasing See WATCH D.O.G.S. on page 2 Locally, all the races that would have been up for election only have one person running, so all those races have been declared as already won. Persons wishing to vote on November 6 must bring their driver’s license or another form of identification that in- DHS Sociology classes visit This and That cludes a photo with them. These can include passports or BY HALEY BREEDLOVE, PAHOLA CASTILLO LOPEZ, MAREDITH GARCIA, leader, led the students to this new program in Dalhart. As state identification cards for those who don’t drive. KYIARA GONZALEZ, ETHAN HALL, ZOE JONES AND CAROLINA VARELA students, this trip was very exciting to us. While visiting, Student Writers the advocates-Director Lisa McClelland, Financial Direc- tor Ginger Parks, Advocate Carla Rodriguez, and Program On Tuesday October 30 the dual credit sociology classes Director Adam Aguayo informed us of the Safe Place shel- of Dalhart High School visited the soon to come “This n ter. We learned that Safe Place is a shelter for victims of Pigskin Pick 10 Winner That” thrift store. Kurtis Abla, the Dalhart ISD at-risk domestic violence regardless of gender, race, background, or ethnicity. The thrift store “This n That”, on Denver Avenue, will be officially opening on November 7. All proceeds from the store will be used to provide for the funding of Safe Place. Safe Place does more than just shelter the victims, it provides education services as well as moral and financial support. While the current location of Safe Place is in Dumas, the long-term plans are to include a location in the city of Dalhart. However, such plans require much community involvement and cooperation as this project requires large funding. This fall the dual credit sociology Dual Credit classes, under the direction of David Hutchison, will be active par- ticipants in the development of “This n That” thrift store by donating time, and gathering used objects and clothing for the store. We encourage our fellow citizens of the Dalhart areas to join us in this effort by lending a helping hand. This is a topic that makes many uncomfortable while many others are not even aware. It is imperative for us to Advocate Carla Rodriguez, Financial Director Ginger become well informed of the situations that many mem- Parks, Director Lisa McClelland and Program Director bers of our community go through behind closed doors. Adam Aguayo were on hand Tuesday at This and That Safe Place lives up to its name by creating a comfortable Jaylee Ritter was this week’s winner of the Pigskin Thrift Store as Dalhart High sociology classes and oth- environment where victims of domestic violence can re- Pick 10. She received her prize from Rebecca Hatch ers toured the store. Kelly Nash-Jones | Staff Photo build secure lives. of FNB-Dalhart. Kelly Nash-Jones | Staff Photo WEATHER INDEX Fr i d a y Sa t u r d a y Su n d a y Mo n d a y Calendar...... 2 7 53182 14996 7 Opinion/Faith...... 4 Sports...... 6 Dalhart Texan Entertainment...... 9 410 Denrock Ave. Classifieds...... 11 Dalhart, TX 79022 Sunny Partly Cloudy/Windy Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy www.thedalharttexan.com High 72, Low 41 High 63, Low 35 High 58, Low 41 High 68, Low 36 2 •November 2, 2018 DALHART TEXAN

Senior Center Weekly Menu Community Calendar Nov. 5 - Nov. 9 Monday Nov. 5-Ham or Sausage & Potato Casserole, On- Dia De Muertos: Dalhart High’s Spanish III First Baptist Church Team Kids: Every ion Bacon Carrots, Relish Tray, Bread Pudding and Spanish IV classes are pleased to invite Wednesday, Team Kids meets at First Baptist Tuesday Nov. 6-King Ranch Chicken, Black Eyed Peas, everyone to come and enjoy a little taste of Church, 1000 E. 16th Street, from 5-6:30 pm, Lettuce Salad, French Bread, Cookies the Dia de los Muertos traditional Hispanic starting with dinner. Youth meet from 6-8 pm celebration tonight, November 2 from 6-8 at the ROC, and adults meet for prayer from Wednesday Nov. 7-Beef Stew, Vegetable Tray & Dip, Sliced pm at 321 Coffee and Espresso Bar at 321 ½ 6-6:30 pm. Everyone is invited. Cheese, Cornbread, Fruit Salad Denrock Ave. KidZone: Liberty Baptist Church, 12020 U.S. Thursday Nov. 8-Stuffed Baked Potatoes, Broccoli, Honey Meet You at the Polls: “Meet You at the Polls” Highway 87 South, will hold KidZone for ages Apple Salad, Hot Roll, Chocolate Sheet Cake is a gathering of God’s Church to pray for our 5 through fifth grade on Wednesdays from Friday Nov. 9-Chicken Pot Pie, Fried Okra, Spinach Sal- nation. It is being held on Sunday November 6:30 to 8 pm. ad, Biscuit, Dessert 4 at the flagpole at the Dallam County Courthouse at 3 pm. Everyone is invited to Church of the Nazarene Youth Group: The attend. Church of the Nazarene youth group meets Wednesday evenings from 7-8 pm at 1102 •Con’t Watch from page 1D.O.G.S. An Evening with the Derailers: The LaRita Keeler. Ages 12-18 are welcome. Performing Arts Theatre will host “An Evening The program has a number of positive benefits. One with the Derailers” on November 10 at 7 pm. Children’s Storytime: The Dallam-Hartley of the biggest is that students gain a positive male role Tickets are $15 and available at the Dalhart County Library, 420 Denrock Ave., holds model. There are some students who simply do not have Area Chamber of Commerce or on the website Children’s Storytime every Wednesday and a father-figure present in their home, and the number www.larita.org. Friday at 10:30 am. of male teachers has been steadily declining in recent years. Having more positive male role models in the school setting is very important and is something that Honoring Desert Storm Veterans: The 2018 Rotary Club: The Dalhart Rotary Club meets is definitely needed in most schools. Veterans Day Parade and program will be held at noon each Thursday at the Dalhart Senior Another benefit is that schools gain an extra set of on Friday, November 9. This year we will honor Center, 610 Denrock Ave. eyes and ears. The presence of WATCH D.O.G.S. can the men and women who served our country increase a sense of security at the building for both stu- in the Desert Storm era, 1976-1990. If you Senior Game Night: The Dalhart Senior dents and staff, and also helps create an environment served during this time please contact the Citizens Association hosts the Senior Saints conducive to learning. Dalhart Texan at publisher@thedalharttexan. Game Night every Friday at 6:30 pm at the Yet another benefit is that fathers and father-figures can spend meaningful time with their students in the com or call (806) 244-4511 by November 5. Dalhart Senior Center, 610 Denrock Ave. school setting. This can give them a greater awareness Everyone is welcome. of the positive impact they can have on their child’s life Yoga Classes: Yoga classes are offered weekly just by being a ‘dad’. Also, when WATCH D.O.G.S. in- on Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Coon Home Health and Hospice Volunteers: vest a day at school, they can learn ways to partner with Memorial Hospital beginning at 6:30 pm. Volunteers are needed by Coon Memorial the school to meet the educational goals of students. Home Health and Hospice to sit with patients, The program will be kicked off at Dalhart Junior High Kings Kids and Warriors: Central United perform office work or run errands for patients. with the pizza night next Tuesday. Principal Shannon Marshall will give more details on the program and fa- Methodist Church, 517 Rock Island, holds Information is available by calling (806) 244- thers and father-figures will have a chance to sign up Kings Kids and Warriors for pre-kindergarten 8738. that night. All fathers and father-figures (guardians, through fifth grade and junior high sixth uncles, grandfathers, etc.) are encouraged to attend through eighth graders every Wednesday, Caregiver Coffee Break: A Caregiver Coffee and find out more about this great program, and have beginning with dinner at 5:45 pm. Bus Break is hosted by the Coon Memorial a chance to enjoy pizza with fellow fathers at the same pick up and drop off is available. For more Hospital Home Care from 10 to 11 a.m. on the time. information, call (806) 244-2306. first Tuesday of the month at Legacy Assisted Living, 301 E. Texas Blvd. The free event is open to anyone offering care to an individual Understanding spouses’ benefits either at home or in a facility. More information BY RAY VIGIL is available by calling (806) 244-8738. Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in El Paso, Texas

Marriage is a cultural institution that exists all over the world. Having a partner means sharing many things including a home and other property. Understanding how Want your event featured here? your future retirement might affect your spouse is important. When you’re planning for your fun and vibrant golden Call The Dalhart Texan, 806-244-4511. years, here are a few things to remember: If a spouse accepts reduced retirement benefits before Or send an email to [email protected] starting spouse’s benefits (his or her spouse is younger), the spouse will not receive 50 percent of the worker’s ben- It's your community calendar! efit amount. Your full spouse’s benefit could be up to 50 percent of your spouse’s full retirement age amount if you are full re- Gebo’s joins American Sniper’s Foundation for November event tirement age when you take it. If you qualify for your own re- Gebo’s has joined forces with the Chris Kyle Frog son that if the marriage is strong, the family unit will tirement benefit and a spouse’s benefit, we always pay your Foundation (CKFF) for an event built around Veter- remain strong.” own benefit first. (For example, you are eligible for $400 ans Day (November 11) to raise funds for the Ameri- Tim Clifton, General Manager of Big Blue Stores, is from your own retirement and $150 as a spouse for a total can Sniper ’s Foundation that assists military ser- excited by the opportunity to partner with the Foun- of $550.) The reduction rates for retirement and spouses vice, veterans and first responders. dation that honors the memory and keeps the legacy benefits are different. If your spouse is younger, you cannot Gebo’s will carry a special range of merchandise of an American Hero alive. receive benefits unless he or she is receiving benefits (ex- for the event which will run from November 1-17 “Chris Kyle was known as America’s greatest snip- cept for divorced spouses). If you took your reduced retire- this year, with the focal point being the Veterans Day er, who saved so many lives of his fellow service men ment first while waiting for your spouse to reach retirement Weekend-which also coincides with the fourth anni- and women throughout the Iraq war,” said Mr. Clif- age, when you add spouse’s benefits later, your own retire- versary of the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation’s launch. ton. “He went above and beyond with a level of hu- ment portion remains reduced which causes the total re- The Chris Kyle Frog Foundation was launched by mility that every American should look up to.” tirement and spouses benefit together to total less than 50 the American Sniper’s wife, Taya Kyle in November “It is our pleasure to have the opportunity to give percent of the worker’s amount. You can find out more on 2014 following his untimely murder in February back to the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation, while also at www.socialsecurity.gov/OACT/quickcalc/spouse.html. 2013. honoring America’s Heroes throughout November in On the other hand, if your spouse’s retirement benefit is The purpose of the Foundation is to provide expe- each of our stores. We invite customers and their higher than your retirement benefit, and he or she chooses riences that support the marriages of military ser- friends to visit our stores in November, and especial- to take reduced benefits and dies first, your survivor benefit vice, veteran and first responder members. While ly Veterans Day Weekend to participate and help us will be reduced, but may be higher than what your spouse few people in America sign up to serve either their raise money for the Foundation, which goes a long received. community or country, the divorce rate among ser- way to serve those who serve us.” If the deceased worker started receiving reduced retire- vice marriages is significantly higher than the na- CKFF’s relationship with these fine retail partners ment benefits before their full retirement age, a special rule tional average. has allowed the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation to ex- called the retirement insurance benefit limit may apply to The event with Gebo’s will raise funds that go to- pand its focus nationally while really targeting com- the surviving spouse. The retirement insurance benefit lim- ward providing experiences for service members and munities where the stores are located. it is the maximum survivor benefit you may receive. Gener- their spouses. “Almost everyone in America knows or is related to ally, the limit is the higher of: The initiative is a collaboration between the Chris someone in the military or who is a first responder,” The reduced monthly retirement benefit to which the de- Kyle Frog Foundation and a group of over 600 farm Taya Kyle added. “Through the generosity of these ceased spouse would have been entitled if they had lived, and ranch retail stores, of which Gebo’s is a Mem- special partners we can really spread the message or ber. of the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation’s commitment to 82.5 percent of the unreduced deceased spouse’s month- “This is the biggest national event that the Chris these communities throughout many towns that in- ly benefit if they had started receiving benefits at their full Kyle Frog Foundation has taken on since our launch,” dividually, we’d never be able to access.” retirement age (rather than choosing to receive a reduced said Taya Kyle - Executive Director and Founder of “It allows us to keep Chris’ legacy alive as well as retirement benefit early). the Chris Kyle Frog Foundation. serving the marriages of those who serve us.” Knowing how your finances affect your spouse’s can help “The collaboration allows our Chris Kyle Frog The special range of Chris Kyle Frog Foundation both of you avoid future impacts on your incomes. When it Foundation team to develop programs from simple merchandise can be found at all of Gebo’s 21 loca- comes to information, we have over 80 years of experience. opportunities to spend a Date Night Out together tions in Texas and New Mexico. Access a wealth of useful information as well as our ben- at dinner or an event; to a six month, curriculum- To learn more about the Chris Kyle Frog Founda- efits planners at www.socialsecurity.gov/planners. based Mastering Your Marriage program with Baylor tion and its mission, or to donate or to nominate University and the University of Texas. a service member for a program, visit www.ckffdn.

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CurrentCurrent ListingsListings 4 • November 2, 2018 DALHART TEXAN Opinion/Faith Green pastures and still waters Love One Another BY DENNIS WRIGHT Branch President in the Church of BY DR. BILLY HOLLAND before he leads you into Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Contributing Writer his green pastures and still waters. An amazing We are saved through Grace. I think truth is that God wants most everyone can agree on that point, but When we think about the best for all of us and a natural question, then, is how will we be living on purpose, it can of all the promises we judged? This is a simple question with a mean different things to can write upon the ta- lot of opinions. However, the Lord didn’t different people. Person- bles of our heart, we can try to hide the answer to this very impor- ally, one of the first as- stand with confidence on tant question. In Matthew 25:31-46, the pects that comes to my the spiritual reality of his Savior Jesus Christ laid out the exact an- mind is the desire to not endless love. swer to how He will separate the righteous only love God and be It’s no secret we all from the wicked. Is it how much money thankful for who he is have a certain amount of we have made? Is it how many scriptures but to also love my life independence that wants we’ve memorized? How about how popu- and appreciate who I am. to do things our way. We lar or powerful we have become? This is not to be confused are always trying to fix Simply put, we will be judged on how Dennis Wright and his family Lore- with being arrogant or our own problems but we we have treated the poor around us. The lyn, Lindsey, Peter, Andrew, Emily, satisfied about where I can look around and see Savior even goes so far as to teach that Paul, and Isaac. Courtesy Photo am in my journey, but DR. BILLY HOLLAND this does not work out how we treat the poor is actually a rep- That’s how I perceive people with dis- rather it has everything very well. I believe that resentation of how we are treating Him. abilities. I don’t believe they are here sim- to do with having peace being honest with God and ourselves Imagine that, the most powerful being to ply for themselves or their families; I think and contentment in our soul as we al- is a great place to begin when are try- have ever lived on the face of the earth they are here for the rest of us, “that the low God to change us into his image. ing to figure out how to deal with our cares more about our interactions with works of God might be manifest” (John It’s true that being honest and willing troubles. Psalm chapter 94 and verses those less fortunate than ourselves than 9:3). to embrace the anxiety and the unfair- 18 and 19 gives us this insight, “I cried how great we become in the race to the As I attended college, I was privileged to ness within our everyday life is painful, out, I am slipping, but your unfail- top of society. He never did seem to care be the director of a student group called but it’s also the only way we can truly ing love O Lord, supported me. When much for the worldly trinity of money, Best Buddies, which matched people with become the person God wants us to be. doubts filled my mind, your comfort fame, and power. disabilities with college students. While The difficult part of being transformed gave me renewed hope and cheer.” The Anyone who plays sports knows that this program provided a wonderful oppor- into this way of thinking is learning idea here is that it’s alright to cry out to there are times during competition when tunity for people with disabilities to have a how to embrace not just the pleasant God and tell him exactly how we feel. If everything in your head and body is friend, the greatest recipients were us, the events, but also the difficult circum- we are sad, depressed, tempted, angry, screaming to stop, drop out, or just walk college students, who were able to crawl stances. This is a very important part of or whatever, we can just pour out our for a few minutes. I have experienced this out of the selfish slump many young peo- our spiritual development and a great feelings to him anytime. He listens to feeling at times while running long-dis- ple face as they seek only their individual way to learn how to listen carefully, us, he sees our tears, and knows ex- tance races. It is these times that I often happiness. wait patiently, keep our eyes focused actly what we are going through. draw strength from the cheering of family We have so many people around us that on him, and trust him completely. Al- Actually, God is the only one who or friends. can use our help. There are many people exander MacLaren is quoted, “Only he can help us when it comes to healing However, the most powerful, uplifting who can’t speak English who could use a who can say the Lord is the strength of and deliverance. Others can pray and experience I have ever had while running friendship or a kind word. We have older my life can also declare, of whom shall help comfort us, pat us on the back, in the depths of despair was actually not members of our community who could I be afraid?” and maybe offer a tissue, but another from my family or friends. The greatest use a friend. Some people are struggling We realize that many of our problems person cannot catch us when we are strength I have ever derived from anoth- with depression or anxiety. Others, some and failures are self-inflicted but there falling into a state of discouragement er person on the sidelines was seeing a seemingly popular, are actually quite are also times when things happen to or rescue us when we are drowning in young man with Down Syndrome cheer- lonely. We have many poor among us. We us that are not our fault. When we find misery. When we have lost all hope, God ing for others near the end of the race. don’t have to look very far to find someone ourselves in a difficult place, we must not only has the power and authority to He wasn’t cheering loudly. As I remember worse off than ourselves. believe this season of agony will not last forgive us and redeem our soul but he it, he was just standing there. But seeing To us, the words of our Savior still ring forever. We can know that if we keep is also waiting to open our eyes, give him, and knowing the struggles he and as true as they did nearly 2,000 years walking forward with complete faith in us courage, and keep us safe until the his family have gone through, took my ago: “Inasmuch as ye have done it unto God that eventually our situation will storm passes. “He that dwells in the se- mind off my own pain and gave me the one of the least of these my brethren, ye change for the better. As we realize cret place of the Most High shall abide strength I needed to finish the race. have done it unto me.” the whole world is not a scorching, re- under the shadow of the Almighty” lentless desert, but also contains lush Psalm 91:1. It gives us hope and com- jungles, beautiful lakes and rivers, ma- fort to know if we should ever collapse jestic mountains, forest and fields, like- under the weight of our burdens, his wise, if you are walking through a dry love and mercy will always carry us to and desolate experience, I encourage safety. Remember, he who created us is College Readiness you to stop and consider that your oa- more than able to take care of us. sis is possibly right over the next hill. I BY WALTER V. WENDLER ing. College, “America’s first Dr. Holland is a Christian minister, President of West Texas A&M University do not know how or when you will walk author, and community outreach chap- Typically, a well-pre- public community college out of your desert, but the Lord is our pared college student has began in 1901 as an ex- lain. Read more at billyhollandminis- When colleges are con- shepherd and its only a matter of time tries.com four attributes: reason- perimental postgraduate fronted regarding low able standardized test high school program. It six-year graduation rates scores, a good grade point was the “brain child” of J. (52% in Texas) and low average, a competitive Stanley Brown, Superin- persistence rates—the class rank and course- tendent of Joliet Township rate at which freshman work that indicates abil- High School, and William continue into the second ity in the basics. These Rainey Harper, President year of college (about 73% four points create the cor- of the University of Chi- nationally), the immediate ners of a box, into which cago.” Harper approached Invitation To Study response of too many in students fit themselves. the school board in Joliet, Please consider this your personal invitation to study the Scrip- leadership positions is to Strong indicators on at Illinois, and asked if they tures with us. We are happy to study at your convenience, in what- blame high schools for low least two of these corners might start a college prep- college readiness marks. are essential. The great- aration (readiness) pro- ever way is best suited for you. College readiness is the est likelihood for success gram. Too many students level at which high school in college comes from rea- from the “Collar Counties” If you read something in this column that you believe to be in seniors appear to be pre- sonably good performance were not ready to enter error, would you please be so kind as to bring it to our attention pared for college studies. on all four corners. Over the University of Chicago. I am not prone to “blame reliance on just one of the Over a century of service that we might sit down together and discuss the matter? We are down” or attribute a lack four corners is a mistake. for an unapologetic and only interested in the truth. If we have taught error, we hope you of college readiness solely Admissions processes purposeful junior college will make us aware of it personally so we can make proper correc- to high schools. need to look holistically followed. tion of it. Various approaches at students and consider According to the U.S. around the nation re- various indicators of read- Department of Education, garding low college readi- iness. offering developmental Due to the size of this column, we are not able to deal exhaustively ness and solutions to the Achieving the Dream courses at community col- with the subjects upon which we write. We hope the short, to-the- problem are being tested. works with students who leges is the best approach. point articles will be thought provoking and inspire you to ask Many of the students enter community col- Most states are work- questions and study further. If something you read stirs questions from the rural community lege with deficiencies in ing to shrink the num- of Onalaska, Washington, any, and in some cases ber of hours above those in your mind, if you would like to study a subject further, or if you go on to college; last year all, of these four corners. required for a particular would like clarification on any point of any article, we continue to every senior was grant- When challenges are en- degree. Reducing excess make ourselves available to you. ed admission to college. countered, developmental hours demonstrates ef- Even more telling is the courses are recommended ficiency. Many univer- fact that many of them without apology. People sity leaders argue college We are available to study with you personally or through mail - come back to Onalaska from all walks of life and readiness coursework in whatever is best for you. You may write to us and request a study. to work and start fami- every imaginable ethnic community colleges is lies. This, according to a and social group have the most effective from all per- Will you accept our invitation? recent Hechinger report, opportunity to be “shored spectives. The recognition is a front-line battle to re- up” in basic college readi- of this reality is a healthy Sunday Services: 10:00 a.m., 10:50 a.m. & 5:00 p.m. duce “rural brain drain.” ness, no matter the cause step in getting students Wednesdays: 7:00 p.m. Study the Bible by mail. Onalaska, guided by local of deficiencies. ready for university study . values and tenacity, has A Georgetown Univer- should their life aspira- changed the rules. College sity Center for Education tions and abilities require CHURCH OF CHRIST is becoming the default and the Workforce report a bachelor’s degree. This 1013 East 10th. expectation. Their own affirms the national work- approach echoes the part- are being prepared. force needs projection— nership from Chicago and This a win-win-win sit- almost three in four jobs the mission of Joliet Ju- uation. The school bene- by 2020 will require some nior College model. “THINK WINK” 1-877-304-WINK fits—graduates are more form of postsecondary The challenges of college you know you need a diet when most of successful. Students training and education. readiness will not go away. your weight-lifting consists of standing benefit—they are better This does not mean every- With increased numbers The only sure thing about luck is that it prepared for college. The one should have a bach- of people entering univer- will change community benefits— elor’s degree. 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Friday, November 2, 2018 www.thedalharttexan.com Hereford makes it past Lady Wolves in bi-district BY BILL KELLY Editor

The Dalhart Lady Wolves played their final volleyball game of the season on Tuesday October 30 as they lost their bi-district match to Hereford at Amarillo Highland Park. The Lady Whitefaces were able to win the match 3-0. The first game started out well for Dalhart. The Lady Wolves scored the first point and took an early 2-1 lead over Hereford. The Lady Whitefaces took advantage of their height advantage though and quickly took back the lead. Here- ford scored 11 straight points to take a 12-2 lead before the Lady Wolves scored again. Dalhart scored three straight to make it 12-5 Hereford, and then the Lady Whitefaces scored two straight to take a 14-5 lead. The teams then basically went back-and-forth over the next few serves, until Hereford held a 17-9 lead. The Lady Whitefaces scored three straight points and then Dalhart scored twice to make it 20-11 in favor of Hereford. That was as close as the Lady Wolves would get as Hereford went on to win 25-13 to take a 1-0 lead in the match. The Lady Whitefaces came out strong to begin the second game, scoring seven straight before Dalhart got on the board. Hereford then scored seven more before the Lady Wolves put up two points to make it 14-3 Hereford. The teams played fairly even for a few minutes, until Hereford held a 19-7 lead. The Lady Whitefaces then outscored Dalhart 6-3 to close out the game and win by a score of 25-10. The victory gave Hereford a 2-0 lead in the match. The Lady Wolves came out in the third game determined to avoid the sweep, scoring the first two points and taking an early 4-1 lead. Hereford then fought back to close the gap to 5-4 Dalhart. The teams exchanged points over the following several minutes. Dalhart took a 6-4 lead and then Hereford scored to make it 6-5, and then the Lady Wolves led 7-5 before the Lady Whitefaces scored two points to tie the game at 7-7. Hereford scored three straight and took a 10-7 lead, but the Lady Wolves fought back and tied the game again at 10 all. The Lady Whitefaces then scored two straight to take another lead, but Dalhart kept coming back and tied the score at 12-12. The teams kept exchanging points, with first Hereford scoring and then Dalhart until it was 14-14. Hereford outscored Dalhart 4-1 to take an 18-15 lead and then the Lady Wolves scored to make it 18-16 in Hereford’s favor. Hereford scored next, and then Dalhart scored three straight to tie the game once again, this time at 19- 19. That would be as close as the Lady Wolves would get, as the Lady Whitefaces used their height to close out the game. Hereford outscored Dalhart 6-1 down the stretch to win the third game 25-20 and take the match 3-0. Hannah Holmes led the Lady Wolves with seven kills and five blocks during the match. Bethany Berngen, who is just a sophomore, was second in both categories with five kills and three blocks. Lexi Posey led with ten assists, while Madison Todd added six. Konnor White had 14 digs and Madison Todd added nine. The loss ended the season for the Lady Wolves. Seven seniors, White, Posey, Holmes, Olivia Garcia, Calie Rutherford, Tabby Pedraza and Kelsi Wing played their final game for Dalhart and will be missed next season. The Lady Wolves do have a solid group of players returning though. Madison Todd, who was the captain of the team, will be a senior next year. Berngen and Cristal Davila will both be junior next year and Rhiana Todd will be a sophomore. All played sig- nificant minutes this season and helped the team a great deal. Some JV players were moved up to varsity for the playoffs and will see quite a bit of playing time next year as well. They included Ellie Fly, Tallie Blan- co, Chesnee Day, Caryce Guerrero, and Hali Ledbetter. Fly and Guerrero each played for a couple of minutes against Hereford. With their returning players and these new additions, the Lady Wolves should be set for another playoff run next season.

Hannah Holmes and Calie Rutherford jump up for a block against Hereford. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo

Madison Todd gets a kill for a point early in Dalhart’s playoff match against Hereford. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo

Madison Todd, Tabby Pedraza and Konnor White get ready to receive a serve. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo

Olivia Garcia prepares to set the ball as Lexi Posey, Konnor White and Madison Todd get in position. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo

The Lady Wolves celebrate a point in the second game of their match against Hereford. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo DALHART TEXAN November 2, 2018 • 7

Friday, November 2, 2018 www.thedalharttexan.com Delgado and Alcorta to run at state cross country meet BY BILL KELLY Editor

Dalhart runners Maly Delgado and Henry Alcorta will compete at the Class 4A State Cross Country Meet tomorrow at Old Settlers Park in Round Rock. Delgado was very excited to make it to state. “I feel like I’m completing my senior year really great.” Delgado said. “Finally getting there fills my heart.” Delgado has been to state before, but as a member of the Lady Wolves’ team. This is her first year to qualify as an individual. She said there is a difference in the two. “If you qualify as a team you have people to celebrate it with you.” Delgado said. “You make memories with those people. If you qualify individually, you know you did it on your own, you know that nobody’s carrying you.” She added that making it as an individual is gratifying because she knows she put in the effort needed to make it to state. Delgado stared running cross country in seventh grade after coming to Dal- hart Junior High from one of the private school in Dalhart. She actually started almost accidently, running faster than the other students when the volleyball team was asked to go run around a field. “I didn’t know what I was getting into,” Delgado said. “But something told me that’s where I belong.” Delgado practiced twice a week with most of the other cross country runners during the summer, along with some extra practice on her own. Delgado said that she could go on and on forever when asked about how much her coach, Stephanie Vogel, has helped her. “Coach Vogel has made a big impact in my life.” Delgado said. “I’ve always called her my second mom. She’s been with me through the worst.” Delgado added that “she’ll always tell you that her runners are her kids. She makes not just great runners but great people.” Delgado’s goal at state is to make it into the top 40. “That’s hard because everyone’s running 11 and low 12’s (minutes.)” Delgado does plan to keep running cross country after high school. “Right now I’m looking at Eastern New Mexico University,” Delgado said. “One of the coaches watched me at regional and said I’m on the team, all I have to do send my stuff to the college and be accepted.” Alcorta moved to Dalhart over the summer after his dad was hired as the superintendent of Dalhart ISD. He had never made it to state before, so when asked how he felt making it to state Alcorta said that he was excited, but ner- vous too. Alcorta started running cross country in eighth grade. “I was playing basket- ball and soccer and my dad convinced me to join cross country.” Alcorta said. Alcorta joined the summer workouts as soon as he made it to Dalhart, running with many of the other cross country team members on Mondays and Wednesdays. When asked about Coach Vogel, he said that she has helped him a lot. “She’s helped me improve and I’ve just gone farther than I had before with her.” Alcorta said. Alcorta has two goals for the state meet. “I want to be top ten and I want to break 16 (minutes.” Alcorta said. If he does break 16 minutes, he will set a new personal record. Delgado will race at 1:20 pm on Saturday and Delgado will follow at 1:50 pm. Henry Alcorta and Maly Delgado will compete at the Class 4A State Cross Country Meet tomorrow in Round Rock. They were given a sendoff yesterday at Dalhart High. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo Hartley’s Chavez and Leaton take one final shot at state Hartley boys run at state for second straight year

BY BILL KELLY Editor

Hartley High’s Alejandro Chavez and Michaela Leaton have had cross country careers that most athletes only dream of, with a ton of medals and mul- tiple trips to the state cross country meet during their time in high school. The two seniors will get one final shot at a state medal tomorrow as they run in the Class 1A State Cross Country Meet in Round Rock. Leaton was part of the state champion Hartley team her sophomore year and tomorrow will be her fourth straight trip to state. While Leaton did qualify for state as an individual the past couple of years, she also qualified as a member of the team. This year Leaton placed tenth at regional and qualified for state as an individual. “It is a great feeling of accomplishment.” Leaton said. Leaton said there is a difference between going to state with a team and qualifying as an individual. “It is great having a team, but going individually really shows your accomplishment as an individual.” Leaton started running cross country her seventh grade year, and said that Coach Dedra Hill talked her into it. “Coach Hill convinced me, and it has been the best thing I could ask for,” Leaton said. She added that Hill has done a great deal to help her. “She has helped shape me into a wonderful runner and helped me grow as a person.” An illness the night before the state meet last year kept Leaton from running as well as she is capable of doing. She has one goal for tomorrow. “I would like to make top ten to be on the stand,” Leaton said. Leaton plans to keep running for the rest of her life. “I would love to run in college,” Leaton said. “I hope to keep competing and running throughout my whole life. Hopefully finish a few marathons.” Chavez will also be making his fourth straight trip to state, having qualified as an individual every year and winning regional three straight years. Hartley’s Michaela Leaton and Alejandro Chavez will compete at the state He has also helped lead the Hartley team to state the past two years. Chavez cross country meet tomorrow. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo is happy that he made it to state again. “It feels pretty good to go again.” Chavez said. After being the only Hartley boy to make it to state his first two years, Chavez said it is nice to have teammates with him. “It’s kinda cool to know people are sharing your exact pain than me just doing it by myself.” Chavez said. Chavez started running when he was 12 years old. “My family already had a reputation for being fast, so since me being a Chavez I was basically put into a team.” Chavez said. Chavez placed second at state his sophomore year and fourth last year, but he says he only has one goal at state. “All I can ask for is running my abso- lute best, that’s it.” Chavez said. Chavez hopes to go on to run at college, although it might not be in cross country. “I actually plan on being a more short distance runner in time.” Chavez said. “I don’t know what event that is so I’m just gonna let fate decide what I want at that time.” Leaton, Chavez and the rest of the Hartley boys’ team will compete tomorrow in Round Rock at the state meet at Old Settlers Park.

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Ryan Bornemeier is the Farmers & Stockmens Bank Male Athlete of the Week. Bornemeier is a senior and plays football for the Dalhart Golden Wolves. Bornemeier, who began the year as Dalhart’s starting quarterback, had missed five straight games after being injured in the third quarter against River Road. He started in his first game back against Levelland and played well in a very close loss. Bornemeier completed 12-of-17 passes for 184 yards, a completion per- centage of 71%. He also threw for one touchdown and had no interceptions. Bornemeier also performed well on the ground. Bornemeier gained 76 net yards on 18 carries, and scored the Wolves’ second touchdown on a seven- Ryan Bornemeier yard run in the third quarter, starting Dalhart’s comeback attempt. The Wolves take on Borger tonight in Dalhart’s final district game. A win guarantees a trip to the playoffs, and Levelland. He had 77 yards running on the Bornemeier’s running and passing eight carries, including a touchdown. ability will be crucial against the Bull- Smith also had 60 yards receiving on dogs and in the playoffs. two receptions. On defense, Smith Honorable Mention: broke up two passes and had six tack- Edgar Olvera: Dalhart football. Ol- les. vera, who is a senior, has been one of Christian Melendez: Dalhart football. Dalhart’s top defensive players all year Melendez had one of his best games long, and is also a very good running last week against the Levelland Lobos. back. Olvera had over ten tackles in the Melendez had ten tackles against the Band member of the week photo cutline: The Honeycomb Storage Band Member Wolves’ game against Levelland. He also Lobos. of the Week is Shante Esquivel. Esquivel is a freshman and plays the mellophone. played well on offense, running for 24 The section of the week is the flute section. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo yards on just two carries for an average of 12 yards per carry. Hugo Davila: Dalhart football. Davila, who is a senior for the Wolves, plays both ways and did a good job on both offense and defense last week. Davila had several tackles against Levelland. He also had three receptions for 49 yards. One of his receptions was a 31-yard touchdown reception. Da- vila was able to break free from a tackler to make it to the end zone. LaDaryl Smith: Dal- hart football. Smith led the Wolves in both rush- ing and receiving against

Rawlings Harrison was one of the winners of the Dalhart Texan’s Halloween coloring contest. Kelly Nash-Jones | Staff Photo Dalhart High teachers Jennifer Read, Stephanie Ellis, Alicia Trujillo and Natalie Garcia dressed as su- perheroes for Halloween on Wednesday. Bill Kelly | Staff Photo

Tiera May with CareNet spoke at Safe Place’s This n That Thrift Store on Tuesday October 30. Also shown is Beth More. Kelly Nash-Jones | Staff Photo Abbi Harris was one of the winners of the Dal- hart Texan’s Halloween coloring contest. Kelly Some of the items that will be available in the This n That Thrift store. Nash-Jones | Staff Photo Kelly Nash-Jones | Staff Photo DALHART TEXAN November 2, 2018 • 9 Entertainment Weekly Recipe A new way to enjoy juicy pork Roasting pork requires a watchful eye. If roasted just a few minutes too long, pork can quickly dry out. But in his book “Cooking Slow: Reci- pes for Slowing Down and Cooking More” (Chronicle Foods), author, teacher and food industry consul- tant Andrew Schloss notes that immers- ing pork loin in an oil bath protects it from drying out, re- sulting in a juicy, de- licious meal. Those who want to try this method can whip up Schloss’s recipe for “Slow-Fried Pork Loin in Mustard Oil.” Slow-Fried Pork Loin in Mustard Oil Makes 6 servings

1 pork loin, about 3 lbs., trimmed of fat and silver skin 1 t a b l e s p o o n coarse sea salt 1 teaspoon fresh- ly ground black pepper 4 cups canola oil 1 cup brown mustard seed Rub the pork with the salt and pepper. Set on a rack on a baking sheet and re- frigerate for at least Answer to Oct 23 Crossword 12 hours and up to 24 hours. Preheat the oven to 175 F. Combine the oil and mustard seed in a Dutch oven and place over me- dium heat until the oil reaches 350 F on a deep-frying ther- mometer. A wooden chopstick or the end of a wooden spoon inserted into the oil will emit bubbles when the oil is at the right temperature. While the oil is heating, remove the pork from the refrigerator. Pat dry. When the oil is up to temperature, turn off the heat. Us- ing tongs, carefully submerge the meat in the hot oil. Cover Answer to Oct 23 Sudoku the pot, transfer to the oven and cook until the pork is 150 F, about 2 hours. Lift the pork from the oil onto a baking sheet to catch any oil drips. Carve the pork across the grain on the diago- nal into thin slices. Drizzle with some of the mustard-scented oil and serve.

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Wellington State Bank President Richard Sims announced that eﬀective November 1st, Philip Davis will be succeeding Scot Renick as Branch Manager of the Dalhart location. Scot Renick retired after thirty-seven years of serving the Dalhart community beginning with First National Bank and for the past Like us on two years with Wellington State Bank. First National Bank in Dalhart merged with Wellington State Bank October 31, 2016. Philip Davis worked alongside Scot Renick for thirty-ﬁve of those thirty-seven years. Renick and Davis both serve on the Board of Facebook!!! Wellington State Bank. Davis says that “Having raised two daughters in Dalhart, who have blessed him with six grandchildren, and a wife Paige that has taught at the High School for over twenty years, I feel a deep connection to this thedalharttexan.com community and its people. I’m excited for the role that Wellington State Bank will play in the growth and success of the Dalhart community”. DALHART TEXAN October 26, 2018 • 11

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Dalhart Junior High students Millie Voss, Angelina Estes, Mya Raven and Rhiannon Cruz-Heisley took part in Red Ribbon Week last week. Rhonda Butters | Staff Photo

Trentity Campbell, Reagan Hatch and James Galdean took part in Red Ribbon Week at Dalhart Junior High. Rhonda Butters | Staff Photo

Troy Osborne, Conallan Cortez, Karyssa Headding, Giana Aragon, and Jadon Cross show off Elizabeth Zamora and Kay Richards dressed up as twins last their craziest socks as part of Red Ribbon Week at Dalhart Intermediate last week. Rhonda But- Tuesday as part of Red Ribbon Week at Dalhart Junior High. ters | Staff Photo Rhonda Butters | Staff Photo

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