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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,1993
THE TULIA (Swisher County) HERALD
PAGE THREE
News Briefs
THE FRESHMAN class will sell Tulia
Hornet Spirit Mugs at a cost of $5.00 each.
The mugs are available from any member
of the Freshman Class.
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SWISHER COUNTY MEMORIAL
ANNUAL MEETING-Thursday evening
- 7:00 p.m. - September 9, 1993 in the
Evans and Gayier Rooms. All S iiher
County residents are invited to attend.
Membership fees of $5.00 per person are
due af this time. The agenda includes a
recommendation by the Hoard of Direc-
tors for a change in the By-Laws to
eliminate the At-Large Director positions
on the Hoard.
TULIA ATHLETIC BOOSTER
CLUB REGISTRATION — Another
membership registration will be con-
ducted by the Tulia Athletic Booster
Club at the Tulia/Panhandle football
game this Friday night on the local
field.
•
THE YOUTH OF JACKSON
CHAPEL are in need of Hibles, used or
new. Please call 995-4824 or leave at Me-
morial Building if you want to donate to
these young people.
THE VFW MONTHLY BREAKFAST
will be Saturday, Sept. 4, from 6 to 8 a.m.
at the VFW Hall. All veterans and families
are welcome.
SOCIAL SECURITY CARD NEEDED
TO RENEW DRIVER'S LICENSE — A
person must present his/her Social Secu-
rity card at the time of requesting a
driver's license renewal or a new license.
According to Janice Crosby, this require-
ment took effect Sept. 1.
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FIREMEN FILL THE BOOT DRIVE
— Tulia Volunteer Fire Department has
launched its annual "Fill the Boot" cam-
paign for Muscular Dystrophy Associa-
tion funds. Anyone who has not been con-
tacted and would like to assist is asked to
contact any volunteer fireman.
•
BOYS RANCH RODEO —"TheTexas
Panhandle's most exciting Labor Day
weekend event is still the annual Cal
Farley's Boys Ranch Rodeo," In the opin-
ion of ranch officials. The proof of this
claim Is visible in the large number of
spectators who return each year to cheer
about 200 youngsters riding broncs, bulls
and calves, competing for trophies and the
titles of Jr. and Sr. All-Around Cowboys.
About 10,000 people attending the two-
day rodeo, Sept. 5-6, also applaud young
cowgirls challenged in barrel racing and
pole bending events. Cal Farley’s Boys
Ranch is 36 miles northwest of Amarillo.
Tickets for both performances are still
available in Amarillo. Reserved bleacher
seats are $3.50, general admission $2.50
and children 6-12 years old are admitted
for $1. Performances begin at 2:30 p.m.
Sunday and Monday. Barbecue lunches
prepared by the youths are available for
$3.50. Tickets and information may be
obtained by calling 806/372-2341 in Ama-
rillo.
Quarterly Industrial
Foundation Breakfast
Thursday Morning
Ed Harris Lumber Co. and Brown, Gra-
ham and Co. are sponsoring the quarterly
breakfast of the Swisher Greater Swisher
County Industrial Foundation, scheduled for
7 a.m. this Thursday, Sept. 2, in the Senior
Citizens dining area. Members and special
gucsLs arc invited to participate in the meal,
which will be prepared by Klassy Katerers.
Three hundred dollars will be the drawing
prize if the individual or representative of a
firm whose name is drawn is present.
Members of the Physician Recruitment
Committee have been asked to present an
update on their efforts.
The regular monthly industrial foundation
board meeting is scheduled for 8 a.m.
TULIA LIONS CLUB
Meets Thurs.
at noon
at
El Camino
Restaurant
Roy Miller, President
TULIA KIWANIS CLUB
Meets Tucs.
at noon at
El Camino
Restaurant
Mike Vinyard, President
J. E. DEEN POST #1798
‘/N
VFW Meeting
2nd & 4th Tucs.
7:30 p.m.
Post Home
Ron Wilfong , Commander
TULIA LODGE NO. 733
121 N. Maxwell
4th Mon.
7:00 p.m.
Staled Meetings
Shcrrol Patton. W. M.
AMERICAN LEGION #214
Meets
1st & 3rd Thurs.
7:00 pjn.
310 NE 2nd
Kendall Patton , Commander
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BIBLE
SCHOOL — The Presbyterian Church Is
holding a half-day Bible School on Satur-
day, Sept. 11. Youngsters from pre-kin-
dergarten to sixth grade are invited.
Theme Ls "Love the Lord With All Your
Heart!" Time Ls 1-6 p.m. with a pot-luck
dinner after. The community Ls invited,
welcomed and urged to participate.
"Space is limited so please call the church
before Sept. 9 to register," according to the
Rev. Andy Blair,co pastor. "Call 995-2141
... and when you pick up your child at 6
plan to stay for supper."
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BREAST CANCER SCREENING
CLINIC — A breast cancer screening
clinic in Tulia is planned from 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 8, at Swisher Me-
morial Hospital. A mobile mammography
unit from Amarillo will be here. Exams are
done by appointment only. For Informa-
tion or to schedule an appointment call 1-
800-377-4673 or 359-4673.
ARTISTS INVITED TO PUNKIN
DAY SHOW — Area artLsts are invited to
participate In the Floyd County Punkin
Day Festivities Arts & Crafts Show from 9
a.m.-5 p.m. on the Floyd County Court-
house lawn in Floydada. Handcrafted arts
and crafts will be accepted. For more In-
formation on how to enter contact the
Floydada Chamber of Commerce office,
1-800-288-3619 (toll Tree call), or write to
Vickie Norrell, Route 3, Box 219,
Floydada, TX 79235.
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GET QUILTS FINISHED FOR SHOW
— SwLsher County Museum will sponsor a
show on Sept. 25-26 featuring "quilts fin-
ished in the last two years and a show for
quilts that are heirlooms or antiques." The
new quilts will be entered in competition.
The date is Sept. 25-26. For further infor-
mation phone 995-2819.
FIRST ATHLETIC BOOSTER
MEETING — Video of the Hornet/
Panhandle game will be viewed at the
first scheduled meeting of the Tulia
Athletic Booster Club at 7 p.m. next
Tuesday, Sept. 7, in the coach's office.
Beginning the following week, Sept.
13, meetings are scheduled for 7 p.m.
Mondays in the coach's office. All fans
are invited to "come and help us to be
supporters for our school athletic
program."
•
STOCKER CATTLE MEETING —
T ulia Livestock Auction will be the site of a
stocker cattle meeting on Thursday, Sept.
2-
LABOR AT NAZ — A bevy of activites
are planned for the 1993 Labor Day
Weekend Picnic at Nazareth on Sunday,
Sept. 5. On the agenda are: 9 a.m.-3 p.m., a
fancy work booth; 10 a.m., parade; 11
a.m.-2 p.m., barbecue beef dinner in the
Nazareth Community Hall; 1-? p.m, out-
door games and children's indoor games
(including hay ride, barrel ride, bingo,
etc.); 2 p.m., auction; 4-7 p.m., hamburger
supper; 9 p.m.-l a.m., dance with music by
Slo Motion,
day and at
CAPROCK JAMBOREE IN SIL-
VERTON — The Silverton FBLA will
join the Caprock Jamboree on Satur-
day, Sept. 4, "for another GREAT
night of entertainment and food" by
serving mesquite grilled hamburgers
and trimmings at 6 p.m. The show
begins at 7 p.m. "with musicians and
singers from around the Panhandle
combining their talents to provide a
variety of music." The Caprock Jam-
boree is held the first Saturday of each
month at the show barn in Silverton.
Swisher Crimestoppers Accepting Contributions
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conviction of the defendant, the judge may order said defendant to pay all or part of the
reward. State statutes require such funds can be used for rewards only.
Law officers report a 96 percent conviction rate on arrests resulting from Crimestoppers
tips.
Dunn, who is Tulia Police Department investigator and training officer, is also
completing a grant application seeking funds for operating expenses and supplies, such as
phone service and promotional material.
Isabel Carrasco has been appointed by Sheriff Larry Stewart as the Sheriff s Department
coordinator to work with Dunn and the board.
DESIGNED TO SERVE ENTIRE COUNTY’
During a Thursday meeting of the new board, the "Swisher County Crimestoppers,
Inc.," name was adopted in keeping with the desire to have the organization "serve the entire
county." The former board met the previous Monday to nominate new directors.
Elected as officers were: Jay Ambum, chairperson; Mecca Perkins, vice chairperson;
Kim Hannah, secretary; and Socorro Gutierrez, treasurer. Other board members are: Robert
Wilson, Luther Robinson and Jim Reynolds.
The group anticipates appointing two additional board members in the future to
represent the Happy and Kress areas.
Also during the Thursday evening session in the City Council chambers, the board
amended the articles of incorporation, following the national association's guidelines.
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FOOTBALL T-SHIRTS
New Items!
Teachers & Farm Scene
CHAMBRAY SHIRTS
'Jewelry For Teenagers and Adults
gfe 'Watches & Charm Rings
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Alley Loft
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Tulia Lions Club
Broom and Mop Sale
1st National Bank
Monday Thru Saturday - Sept. 13 thru 18, 1993
9:00 a.m. — 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday
9:00 a.m. — 12:00 noon Saturday
All Articles Made Bv The Blind
Help The Blind Help Themselves
BROOMS
MOPS
BRUSHES
HAMBURGER SUPPER — A ham-
burger supper before the I ulia-Panhandle
football game this Friday, Sept. 3, will be a
Veteran's Memorial funo raiser. Serving
will be at the Veterans of Foreign building
from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m. Plates with a
hamburger and trimmings are $3.50 each.
Swisher Jail Census
Stands At 23 Monday
Twenty-three inmates were being incar-
cerated Monday afternoon in Swisher County
Jail, including two Briscoe County prisoners.
One of these Briscoe inmates was being held
on attempted murder charges and the other
for outstanding Department of Public Safety
warrants.
Three of those jailed were arrested by the
Tulia Police Department: two for driving
while intoxicated and another taken into
custody for domestic violence.
One was apprehended by the DPS for
driving while intoxicated.
Members of the Sheriff s Department made
two arrests: one for disorderly conduct and
the other for outstanding Randall County
warrants.
Firemen Collect $777 To Dale
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For Muscular Dystrophy Drive
A total af $777 has been collected to date by Tulia Volunteer Fire Department lor
its annual "Ftli the Boot" campaign for Muscular Dystrophy. Fire Chief Wayne Ncvsns
said the sum was gathered from 9 a.m. until 12 noon Saturday at the comer in fr< t of
City Drug. "This is the most we’ve collected on that comer," Ncvirts said.
Volunteer firemen anticipate "walking the residential areas" this week to complete
their drive. Chief Nevins is optimistic th.ii tfie $1,000 goal will be met. If Sl.fKK) is
raised, firemen will consider their campaign successful.
Tulia and other volunteer fire departments throughout the Panhandle will present
their communities’ contributions for "Jerry's Kids” between 4 and 5 p.m. next Monday
on the Labor Day Telethon.
Nev ins expresses "thanks to everybody who pitched m to make our drive a success.M
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DECKER
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12 OZ. PKG
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COMBO OF THE MONTH
WELCHS JUICE
10 OZ. BOTTLE
59c EACH
ALLSUP'S BIG EASY MUG
52 OZ. FULL OF YOUR FAVORITE DRINK
$-199
ALLSUP'S BREAD
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The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 85, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 2, 1993, newspaper, September 2, 1993; Tulia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth507093/m1/3/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Swisher County Library.