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I HE TULIA (Swisher County) HERALD
THURSDAY. MARCH 19, 1987
SWISHER JUNIOR SIM-I I INC. BE I W INN[ RS (I to r) I odd McNeill.
Happy. Iirst: Shaunda Gunkey. I ulia. third; Jonna Herring. I uliu. second.
Bowling o V
Results \V
In the Foxv I adies I eague the l un Cials
won 4 from the Wash Day Wizards. I riple
I real won 3 Irom the Pin Rippers, and the
I ops and Pm Pals split 2 and 2
High howler lor the week was Miko I ucker
with a 199-576 series
Splits converted were the 3-10 twice by
Miko I ucker. 3-10 h\ Sug Blessing, and the
4- 5 by Sharon C ulwell
In the Ciutter Dusters I eague on March 2
ken I ove Oil won * games bowling unop-
posed. El Matador won 4 also bowling unop-
posed. Singer Beal I state won 3 Irom I ule
Creek Apiary. ( aproek Poods won 3 from
Salas Paint & Body Shop. Reeves Insurance
won 3 Irom Joe Bob's Supermarket, anil I d
Harris I br won4 from Cannon Construction
High howler lor the week was Wavnell
Couch with a 210 551 series Others bowling
well were Pat McCain with a 503 series.
Kosella Cannon 533 series. I lo Rodrigue/ 515
series. Becky Bryant a 20b game. Gloria Bryan
a 201 502 series, and kunme \\ ashington 504
series.
Splits converted were5-7 and 2-7-8 hy Mary
Dudley. 3-10 hv I heoI ee.3-8 hv Cindy W illi-
ams. 3-10 by Yolanda Salas. 4-5 by Mary
I Jav is. 4-6 bv k im H unt. 2-7 b\ Sta. a I edbet-
ter and 5-7 by Vicky Patton
On March 3. Strikette I eague. Sunshine
Place won4 Irom Modern Beauts shop I ay
loi & I vans won 2'/; Irom Mid Plains I cle-
phone. I ulia Bow I won 3 how ling unopposed.
City Drug won 3 Irom I ulia Auto Parts, and
I ulia Cable I V' won 4 from BAR Super-
market
Kosella Cannon was high bowler lor the
week with a 21 1-1*71-210 tor a 592 series
I ouise Chandler had a 540 series. Marilyn
I ay lor had a 565 series
Splits converted were the 4-5 hv Jackie
Murtf. 5-10 and I -5-10 washout by Ann 1 ong.
5- 10 bv Betty Frye. 5-10 by Rosella C annon.
5-6 bv Sandra Butcher.4-5-7 by Cindy Mabry.
4- 7-9 bv I heo I ee. 5-7 by Cindy \\ illiams. 2-7
twice bv Mary Berner. 2-7 hv Ann I hompson.
5- 6 bv Diana Bullock 3-10 and 5-6 hv Pat
Noble, and 3-5-10 by Pat Clark
IntheFarly Bird I eague the Red Birds won
3 from the Blue Jays, the Hawks won 3
bowling unopposed the Cardinals and Blue
Birds split theirs 2 and 2. and the I -Buds won
t Irom the Falcons
H igh bow ler lor the week was Miko I ucker
with 192-522 series
Splits converted were the 3-5-10 hy Debbie
Coni best. 5-6 by Miko I ucker. 3-10 bv kav
Fletcher, and 5-7 by Roxanne Adams
In the lex-Mex Mixed I eague the Alley
Cats won 4 bow ling unopposed. 5 ictors Elect-
ric won 4 Irom I he Hornets. I earn 6 won 3
irom h rnie's Bar-B-y. and learn I won4trom
I earn 4
I ony Olivarez was high lor series with a 538
Jesse Huron rolled a high game w it ha 222 502
Mary Olivare/ rolled high game lor the ladies
with a 192 while Maria Rodriguez had high
series with 494
Splits converted were the 5-7 by Allred
Hernandez. 5-10 by Yolanda Salas and 5-7 bv
Norma Erausto
Bowlers lor the week were \i Pohlmeier
with a 517 and Henry Ramaeker with 540
In the Eoxy 1 adies I eague the Pin Flippers
won 3 Irom the Pin Pals, the I un Cials won 3
Irom the lops, and the Wash Day Wizards
won 3 Irom I riple I real
I racy Devin rolled high game with 191 and
Miko I ucker high scries with 520
Splits converted were2-7 by I della Sturgess.
2- 10 and 3-10 by Miko I ucker. 5-6 by Doris
Metcalf. 3-7-10 by Lucille Barbour. 5-10 by
Dolores Rossi. 5-6-10 by Becky I ucker and
3- 9-10 by Dorothy Childress
In March9Ciutter Dusters Joe Boh'sSuper-
market and Cannon Construction split their
games 2 and 2. Salas Paint & Body Shop won 4
Irom I ule ( reek Apiary. Reeves Insurance
won 4 bowling unopposed. C aproek Foods
won 3 also bowling unopposed. Singer Real
I state won 4 Irom ken I ove Oil, and PI Mat-
ador won 4 from Ed Harris I br
I ouise Chandler rolled high game with a
206 533 Flo Rodriguez had high series with
158-205-201 for a 564 Mary Davis had a 517
series.
Splits converted were the 2-7 bv Marian
Van/ee. 5-10 by Jo Cowan. 5-6-10 by (iIona
Bryan. 5-7 by Becky I avender and 2-7 by I lo
Rodriguez
In Strikette I eague I ulia Bow I won 3 Irom
I ulia Cable TV. Modern Beauty Shop and
Sunshine Place split 2 and 2. M id Plains I ele-
phone won 3 Irom City I >rug. I ay lor & 1 vans
won 4 bowling unopposed. BAR Super-
market won 3 Irom I ulia Auto Parts
Diana Bullock tolled high game with a 195
and Rosella Cannon high series with a 529
Splits converted were the 3-10 by Fran Bur-
ton. 3-10 bv Jackie Murff. 5-6 by Ann I ong.
4- 7-9 by Marilyn I aylor. 7-8 by Sharon
Compton
In the Early Bird I eague the I-Birds won 4
games Irom the Hawks, the C ardinals won 3
from the Blue Jays, the Red Birds won 3 Irom
the Falcons, and the Blue Birds won4 bowling
unopposed
Miko I ucker rolled high series with a
210 579 series Pat Mc< am had high game
with a 224 539 series
Splits converted were the 2-7 by Margaret
Dunn, and Sandy Cosby
In the Lex-Mex Mixed I eague leambwon
3 games Irom I earn I. I rmes Bat-H-C) won 3
games from I earn 4. I he Hornets won4 games
bow ling unopposed, and Victor's Electric w on
3 Irom the Alley Cjts
Jesse Huron was high bowler for the men
with 191 522 Nellie Hernandez had high
game with 176 and Maria Rodrigue/ high scr-
ies with 475 for the ladies
Splits converted were the 5-7 by Sylvia
Ruiz. 5-10 bv Petra Buentella. 5-6 bv Melissa
Basaldua. 3-4-10 by Ricky Olivarez, 7-8 by
Pelipa Rodriguez, and 5-10 by Henry B
I he lex-Mex Mixed I eague ended then
season with I he Hornets Alfred and Nellie
Hernandez. Elv a F lores and Jesse Huron w in-
ning first place Second place team was Ray
and Sy Iv la Ruiz and Mary and I ony Olivarez
called I earn No. I
Bow lers for the week were Mary Dav is w ith
517 and Harry Burgess with 547
3 II 87 We got our pre-organi/ed" F riendly
I ittle I eague" into the lirst night's competi-
tion. still two teams short but due to have them
there this next week We welcome our'new'
bowlers, hope they enioy this short seasoned
league enough to join a longer one at another
time W ith the ten doubles teams present, live
ol them won 3 games and lost I. v isa versa, of
course lor the other five Competition as such:
learn el. the Davis', won three as did the
Burgess'. I earn #3. I earn »5. I ove and Can-
non. got three, so did learn »7. Erausto and
\V eatherman and the ashingtons. I earn #10
Vke did have some high scores rolled. Bruce
Washington 219 632. Rosella Cannon
202 581. Harry Burgess 514. and Jerry Dickens
with a 504. probably will have some crying
over averages next meet time"" Split conver-
sions recorded: 3-10 by each. Joan Hutto, and
Jerry Bullock. 5-6 by Rosella Cannon and
then the washout of I -2-4-10 was picked oil by
Billy Cowan and also by Rosella I he lirst
night was light and enjoyable, hope it remains
so.
3 10 87 With 12th week of schedule in the
last hall being completed in theCiutter Busters
l eague Cannon's Construction team finally
got in top position alone, without being tied as
has been the past several weeks. I ulia ( able
relev ision is in the second spot 4 games hack.
Bice's I exaco is seven games out with 3
weeks 12 games to go'll High rollers lor this
week were Harry Burgess 241 547. Danny
Fucker 545, Daryl I ueker triplicate ol
179 5.37. Doyle Ozment 510. Montef annon
501. Martin Cruz rolled a 204 game helping to
make a plus 18 pins series-wise. Norville
Ruland got with it and rolled a plus 20 series-
wise Split conversions recorded 2-7 Barry
Cosby. 3-10 by each. Monte Cannon and
Mark I hompson. Mark also converted the
5- 8-10
3 12 87 With only6 weeks 24 games left in
the Lone Star I eague's current schedule Vic-
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School News
Happy Student
Junior Spelling
Bee Champion
I hirty elementary students represent-
ing Happy. Kress and I ulia competed in
the annual Amarillo Globe-News
WIN IJ. Spelling Bee W/ednesday.
March 10. in the Highland lilementary
Cafetorium.
I odd McNeill. Happy, won First place
eight rounds later while Jonna Herring.
I ulia. finished second I hird place went
to Shaunda Gunkey of I ulia. Ruben
Mirelcs. Norma Rodrigue/ and Shanda
Miller, all ol I ulia. completed the top six
places Others representing I ulia were
Brent Barnett. Cody Culwell. Maltnda
Moreno. ( hristy Moreno. Ken George
and F tnaye Burnett.
A special thanks to Mrs Cathey Weaks
and Mrs I’at I’artlow. who coached the
students, and Mrs I Jonna Malcom, who
served as pronouncer.
iSCHOOL LUNCH I
MENU
March 23, MONDAY—Breakfast
Managers choice.
I I NCH MathDay LqualBurger
(bun + meat: burger), potato geometries,
divided salad, metric milk, multiplied
fruit.
March 24, TUESDAY—Breakfast
Cheese toast, milk, pink applesauce.
1 FINCH Fitness. Arts & Careers
Ranchero Burrito. Bar Bell Beans, Farm
salad. Paper-VIache' eornbread. Macho
milk. Aerobic orange wedge.
March 25, WEDNESDAY —Break-
last Sausage, toast, grits, milk, juice.
I I NCH Spaghetti meat sauce,
buttered corn, lettuce & tomato salad,
uarhc hread. milk, annlcsauce cake.
VI arch 26. Till BSD AY — Breakfast
Cereal, toast, milk, bananas.
I I NCH Beef stew vegetables,
toasted cheese sandwiches, '/; apple,
crackers, nnlk. cinnamon rolls.
March 27, F KIDAY-Breakfast
I oast, jelly, milk, juice.
I l NCH Fish, tarter sauce, cheese
& macaroni. Iruit salad, corn nuggets,
nnlk. pineapple pudding.
tor's I leetru team went ahead to the»l spot by
one game over I ulia C able I elev ision and 61/,
games back ol lop spol in third position is
Cannon's Construction leam Highest rollers
lorthis week were: Mired Hernandez 21 I 577.
RayKui/ 214 547. lohn Kcmi rolled a p I u s 20
series-wise. Robert Singer, a plus 18 pins.
Kenneth Braden, a plus 17 as Daryl l ucker
and Mike Ferguson were each rolling a plus 14
pins over < >nly one split conversion recorded.
Frank Rossi with a 5-1(1
3 12 87 Passed 4th week of the linal 10-
week round in the Night Owls Mixed I eague
Swisher Meal Company team is still rolling a
1000. 164) (surely we can do something about
thal Nl \l week). Cannon's Construction
team in »2 position 8 games back. 9 games out
ol top arc First Slate Bank and I ulia Auto
Parts teams tied, only one more game back is
Crop Clinic and Ken I ove's Car W ash only
two under Crop C lime Highest rollers were:
Rosella C annon 235 568. Siarla 1 edbetter
513. Bruce Washington 2(13 502. Marsha
Dickens rolled a plus 26 pins series-wise and
Kathy I at ham and I lovd Singer each rolled a
plus I I pins over Split conversions recorded
were: Marsha Dickens 3-10 and Konme
W ashington wilh a 4-6-7-9P!
“Here’s a NEW
TAX LAW tip”
The new tax law does not
affect most 1986 tax returns.
If you have any questions on
1986 changes, check your tax
package, or order Publication
553, "Highlights of the 1986
Tax Law Changes.” Call
I 800 424 FORM (3676) or the
IKS Forms number in your
phone book to get a copy.
HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY HONOR
ROLL
4th 6-Weeks
4th A-Team
Michelle Bice
Kara Culwell
Wes Stark
Foy Campbell
Lael Milner
Andrea Vars
4 th A-B
Shana Cook
Amber Irlbeck
Israel Ramos
Joe Cruz
Jennifer Johnson
Clemente Rodriguez
Katie Daniel
Denise Kirkpatrick
J'Amy Stewart
Lane Dyer
Troy Lemons
Cary Dean Tucker
Michael Goss
Lesha Miller
Judith Williams
Stephanie Hernandez
Benny Mote
Nicole Wilterdinq
Jeremy Herring
Brent Patton
Benjamin Zuniga
Jason Hcwell
5th A-Team
Cody Culwell
Jill Hosch
Cash Love
Shaunda Gunkey
5th A-B
Carlos Baeza
Kimber Gardner
Chris Mahanoy
Brent Barnett
Heather Glasscock
Cara Mote
Chad Carlile
Brent Gunnels
Carlo Ontiveros
Melissa Colson
Lisa Hutto
Sunshine Smith
Leigh Ann Dal luge
Jose Delgadillo
Jamie Jennings
Jennifer Sutx?aldea
6th A-Team
Jared Haynes
Adam Ramos
Tracie Skinner
Jonna Herring
Kristina Rodriquez
Jennifer Vanzee
Shanda Miller
Paula Shannon
Cliff Vars
Ryan Prater
Russell Sims
Amy Wilkerson
6 th A-B
Michael Basaldua
Scott Irlbeck
Derek Parker
Scott Bice
John Kruse
Nandu Patel
Gary Browning
Raymond Lira
Gisela Perez
Bryan Burk
Nikki Martin
Leah Sanders
Cal lie Canbest
Danielle Milner
Yolanda Smith
Chad Culwell
Ruben Mireles
John Todd
Mitch Day
Ulises Herrera
Amanda Olivarez
Jonnie Watson
Three Straight A Students
At TJHS
Honor Roll students for the fourth six-
weeks grading period were announced
last week at Tulia Junior High School.
Students with grade averages of 93 or
a box e in all classes for the six-weeks were
eighth graders Steven Rossi and Nora
Waters, and seventh grader Colby Cox.
These students were named to the
“Straight A” Honor Roll.
"B” Honor Roll students with grade
averages of 85 or above in all classes for
the six-weeks included the lollowing
eighth grade students: Charles Adkins,
Wendy Aldridge. Chad Barnett. Rob
Buehanan. Jimmy Casillas. Sara Chapa.
Cynthia Coslow. Joe Durand, Hugh
Farmer. Warren Farmer. Ruben Gon-
zales. Brian Goss. Jay Gunnels. Tish Hal-
Itord. Misty MeC'lurg. Richard Pacheco,
Saul Reyes, and Jennifer 1 ucker.
“How Do You Go To The
Bathroom In Outer Space?
“How do you go to the bathroom in
outerspace?" This was one of the many
questions that were asked at the Annual
Panhandle Youth Freedom Forum
Tuesday, March 10th, at West Texas
State U niversity in Canyon. The theme of
t his program was 'Crit icaI Choices 1 n The
80’s" The American Citizenship Center
sponsored four high school students
from many towns.
While a teacher in the Pauls Valley
area in Oklahoma, Freda Deskin, was
selected as one of the finalist across the
U nited States in the selection of a teacher
to fly aboard the 1986 space shuttle. She
spoke of her experiences with the space
program and shared her ideas of what she
thought was the “right stuff. Colonel
Pendleton Woods, the director of pro-
motion
Citizenship Center and Enterprise
Square, USA, was the second spokesman
of the program. They discussed his 41
years in the military service, and was a
prisoner of war in Germany in World
War II. They reflected upon prison expe-
riences to discuss freedom and citizen-
ship responsibility. The third speaker has
made an outstanding record as a journal-
ist, radio commentator and public
speaker. Terry Haffncr was born without
arms or legs, but despite his handicap he
earned a degree in mental health from
Purdue University, where he was also
active in journalism and broadcasting.
Marvin Collins, the last speaker, dis-
cussed law with an emphasis upon the
drug problem. He is a graduate of the
University of Texas Law School and
serves as United States Attorney for the
Northern District of Texas.
The following students were selected
from Julia High School to attend the
seminar along with Dorothy Hulsey:
Delwm Adams. Maria Ahumada.
Bethany Bivens. Chad Cheekier, Joda
Cope. Shawna Cote. Torey Cox, Shery l
Evans. Laura Foreman. Marli George.
Renee George. Tara Irlbeck, Tori Irl-
beck. Becky McKone. Melissa Nevins,
Danny Pope. Steve Powell. Jamie
Rucker. Mary Southard. Eddie Subeal-
dea. Dean Vinyard. Joy Whitten and
Joel Wright.
Seventh grade students included the
follow ing: Kyle Barnett. Velen Benav idez.
Casey Cox. Meredith Gruben. Sheila
Kirkpatrick. Mario Latham. Jeremy
McCaslin. lanya Mirelcs, Kennedy
Montague. Jason Mote. I roylon Pepper.
Genes a Salazar. Katie Van/ee. and I Jar in
Via.
BUSINESS PROPERTY AND THE
NEW TAX LAW—The new tax law
repeals the 6 to 10 percent investment
credit rate on many dpreciable assets
used in business, says an economist w ith
the Texas Agricultural Extension Ser-
vice. I he Texas A&M University Svs-
tem. Unused investment credit from pre-
vious years can be carried over and
applied 100 percent in 1986 against
income tax liability. Any remaining
investment tax credit carryovers are
reduced by 17.5 percent after 1986 and bv
35 percent alter 1987. I he new law also
eliminates the Accelerated Cost Recov-
ery System at the 150 percent rate and
replaces it with a new ACRS at 200 per-
cent of the declining balance rale.
Expensing the cost ol depreciable busi-
ness property also has changed.
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