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Trout 'Day (telS,lri200 anglers Gathe1ng crowd.'prompts event organizers to open lake early PHILLIP LI HAMILTON '.. . ··...·r . ' , . .

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Despite cold and windy conditions, more than 200 people attended Trout Day at Caudle Lake on Saturday.

"People were waiting when we opened an hour before what we had planned," said Wally Stewart who ' . helped organize the event.

And it wasn't just trout that were caught by the multitude of people who came to fish .

"Several fish, including trout, bass, catfish, bluegill , and even a carp were caught," said Kevin Reich, volunteer Angler Education area chief for Texas Department of Parks;) and Wildlife. He also helped organize the event.

"Sammy Ruiz of Hale Center took a stringer of three trout and three catfish," Stewart said. "A three pound bass was caught and released by Johnny Ruiz. He said he wahted'lb give someon€'else' a chance to catch him."

Reicli sail! , lite event drew" peovle Shallowater, . 'HalfWdy, Lubbock, Meado, Abernathy arid i;Plainview, as well as fO\k{ from Hale Center and Cottqn Center, who came out" to fisl'i at Trout Day. ;';;

"Anglers were waiting wiPt baited breatq before 8 a.m: t'o catch a few "trout," Reich said.

Trout Day was a the event together. In early cOmmunity . project that November, ParkS and enli~J,.e~ t!J,e assistance of Wildlife "officllils released' TeXas\~.D~ent of Parks 8:2.0 catfish in CaudleLaRe. ~d Wil~ife, Most were approl'imately 12 ~J:' Piiv~~': donations paid inches long. Then, Stewart ~iili' .the . ~t of stocking the met a Parks and Wildlife OOCe 'with '~out and Parks and delivery truck at' 12:15 p.m. ~i~dlif~:a~ed to match the on Friday, Dec. 3. Almp~t 1IJD0unt. ,,~.!( 1,200 trqut w!!re ' released , The '·i.;;City of Hale ilhhe lake atthadime. The

;. \lppointed a Parks ' gate to the lake .was:locked ;\ Re# C;lItion Committee until Trout .Day open,ed the ; Ha19;' ,Center Chamber folloWing morning. . , Com~~rce helped put ' . it didn't ' take long for

hosts open ho.use

Trout Day participants to start reeling in the fish. . . Even 'novice fishermen

had fun dtdmg Trout Day because voltfuteer assistance was availabl~ .to those who needed it. ~'llumber of city officials alsa: were on hand

0/ -for the eventi .

While tlout Day is over, goodfishing~mainsatCaudle Lake, whic~:U- classified as a Community Fishing Lake.

"Texas ~ Parks and Wildlife re~lations apply,"

Stewart noted. "The fish will be there

for quite a -while to catch," Reich said. "But remember that licenses are needed to catch any species o( fish in Caudle Lake.

Trout Day organizers expressed . thanks ' to individuals, business anI! o~ganizations that made donations to the project. ProViding financing · were Deilhis Smith, ~unning Water Fly Rods, Vista Bank _

of Hale Center, City of Hale

Center, Claude Btimett

Agency, Reich and Johnny

Ruiz. '"

Chamber qr' Co.1pIDe!ce

board membe4:who' don~ted included: Ji~"l~ ' Cameron,

Pastor First Un~edMeth~~ist

Church of Ha,~~ Celit~r; 11an King, manag~r : of Covellant

Hospital - Plafu~~e~; t'Viiton " .~ '. .,

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10 through , the siaie" .'ii't' I 11ik~ ' office 'ninil:l(fei~otliose .of'yOiI\I\'ho :: the General Blection was wonder why I am leaving the canvassed. I have been department. I have dedicated serving as both the poliCe my life the pasl four and half cbief and the constable since yean as your chief of police Dec. 19 to give suffioient by working approximately notice to Hale Center and 60 10 80 ho\ll'9 some weeks to assist with a smooth to ensure thaI you and your transition once another families could live in a nice police chief has been named. . and quiet town. During my The City Manager, Josbua tenure here, I have neglected Jones, has worked for several my family, which has been weeks to replace me With a difficult. Anyone who knows well-quaiified applicant. I am me well enough knows that confident that he will riame I am a very family oriented the best applicant and one person. I plan on slowing that is suited and experienced down some and spending enol1gb to do the job. more time with them. It has

I want to take this time been a huge sacrifice for \IS all and oppommity to express and difficult at times because my appreciation to each and I would put the needs of the

b~ 'for be able to devO!e',)nore of myself to them from 'DOW on.

I also want to thank all of the parents here iii Hale Center for sharing yo1!r children with me. I have·spent a lot of time at the schools during the past couple of years and, as you know, I love children. It is usually the highlight of my morning when I get to go inside Akin Elementary and play with the students.

_ My wife and I bought a house in Hale Center thiJ past month and we like the fact that we now live in town again. There were rumon that wben I was elected that I

I want to say "Tban1r. You" to Hale Center 'for y6ur loyal support ofine aI weli as the confidence and trust that you have bestowed upon me. I ask you all one simple favor and that is to treat the next chief of police with dignity and respect as you have me during the past years. It has been a great pleasure to serve you all.

Those who helped with s~ial projects include: Jill Teran, Dr. and Mllljorie Fleeman, Speck Cox, Wanda McKinney, Janette Steen, Mary Lou Nivens, Nancy Dyer and City of Hale Center employees Bill Ayers, Jackie Needham, Andrew and Casey. The inmates from the Wheeler Unit were also especially helpful. FadViI of Light organizers

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We will get your car back on your good side! PHILLIP L HAMILTON balftime as they scored 18 AMERlCAN PUBuSHER points in the quarter. The

Owls produced 12 points, but Despite a strong the seven-point deficit was

comeback by the Owls in significant. At the midway the third quarter, the Kress point, Hale Lenter trailed Kangaroos managed to get by Kress 29-22. Hale Center Tuesday night. The Owjs attempted to

Hale Center trailed by stage a comeback after the only one point, 11-I 0, at the intermission, scoring a dozen end of the period. However, points in the third period the Kangaroos extended the while holding the Kangaroos lead to seveh' poinb before tojUSlieveilpoihts.However,

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Kress turned the tables again in the fourth quarter, scoring

12 points of their own and bolding Hale Center to nine points. So, when the final

buzzer sounded, the Owls

were down five points, 48· 43 .

High-point man for the

Ow Is was Josh Espinosa,

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Peppermint Ribbon Cookies Makes about 6 dozen cookies

3 cupt alJ..purpo&e flour 1 teaspoon ,.It

In teupooa baking powder 1 cup (lltickJ) butter, softened

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Chrlstmls Red Iclag Color, u d .. lred plcklge (14 ounctl) Candy Cane Colorbunl Cindy Mell8, melted

In medium bowl, combine flour, salt and baking powder. In large bowl, beat buner and sugar with electric mixer unlil light and creamy. Add eggs, vanilla and peppermint candy flavoring; mix well. Add flour mixture, one cup al a time; mixing well after each addition.

Remove 1/3 of dough; reserve. To remaining 213 dough in mixer bowl, beal in red icing color. Roll and ,hape dough between parchment paper into two 6 x 8-inch disks. Roll and &hape untinted dough between parchment paper 10 a 6 x 8-lnch disk. Chill all dough reclAngles at leasl I hour.

Arrange 2 inches a on parchment·lined cookIe p,n •.

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, Chill 112 hour. ~ Preheal oven 10 30°F. Bake 12 10 14 minules or unlil

bottoms an: light Iden brown, Remove cookies to cooling grids; cool completely.

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Dip cooled cookies into melted Candy Melt.; set on pon:hment'lined cookie pans. Chill until candy i. scI. Slore In airtight container. .

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Bake 8 to 10 minutes or until ~ IightlrbroWJied. Coo! 00 pan j! i!W:1!l1e1; reincjve to cooling grid and. .

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Up tw9'moro,wtps',tlllS week, thc';:pme:; MS;O 'gettipg ' nito ¥fe;tj.P,~ O;J~~~II; .. ~§-~~ . d~~~ie 'fi~s;' were Zhane' on ;fn.~Y~ '!iliPCki,ti~ ~#' Marshall With 13~dMorgan Kress;'69-29, 'IlleSdaY. ' ,Baei8With 10.

!Jale Centefi: ~bbed ~ With ., the VVin" Hale six-point lead over O'Donnell Centeririlpro~edtheir record in the ' first quarter of the to 4-5. first game and neve~looked The Lady , Owls used a back. At the end of the first 69-29 rout of Kress Tuesday period the Lady Owls were to move their record to 5-5. up 18-12, and by the time the Hale Centerleft no doubt intermission rolled around about who was , in charge they led by a dozen points, on the court, scoring 21 35-23, points in the first period and

With bench getting denying the Lady Kangaroos playing time in the third scoring opportunities. Kress quarter, O'Donnell cut the managed to score three points lead by four points, scoring in the first period. The second 13 while limiting the Lady quarter didn't get much better Owls to nine, But Hale for the Lady Kangaroos as Center made up for the loss Hale Center allowed them and adde.d more in the fourth only four points in the period quarter. Defensively, the Lady and added 18 more of their Owls limited O'Donnell to own. When the teams headed

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Puppies

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, the.'thifd~er. Ho'we,'er.lrnc· Lady Owls. bested 14 points of their 0Wh. That ' put the score at 4~~16. The Lady Kangaroos put together their strongest performance in the fourth quarter, but the 13-point effortwasn 't enough for Kress to ,coine close to getling into the game. Hale Center also stepped it up in the final quarter, adding ~ ~ ,

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Noti ce is heroby given that original Letter!! Testamentary t o r

t he Estate of RUBY t. LOHO, Deceased, woro is ,ued on the ~

day ot ttovM.bei' • 2010, tn Cause No . 14221. pendiny 1n the

County Cour t ot Hale County, Texa!l, to :

GARY A. LONG

All lp:e~8ons having cla ims against t hls !-:statc WhlCh i s

c.urrontly ' be1nq administe r ed ,ne r equired to present t hem wlthln

the time and i n the manne r preecdbe d by law to such Independe nt

Executor In.lC;ftre ',Qt t~e attorney of said I ndependent Executor: Bill ~Font ' . ' LaFONT , FORMBY!' HAMILTON, L.I.P. P. O. Box 1510. , PlainView, Tax •• '7~

DATED the ~ day ot . ~, 2010.

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