The artistic talent of Hale Center

High School student, Can~ice

Baca, was rewarded on Saturday,

April 10, 2010. Candice's sculpture, Khaos, was one of

2,080 pieces of artwork at the State Visual Arts Scholastic Event (VA.S.E.) at the University of

Houston Clear Lake. At the state

event, the pieces are juried and

those pieces receiving a Superior~ rating receive a state medal.

Candice was one of approximately 200 students to rece"ive such an

honor. The VA.S.E. competition is open to all visual arts students

across the state of Texas. The event is highly competitive with

students from IA to 5A rivaling

one another.

Mr. Alan Berry, HCRS art

teacher, said that across the state

in the Regional competltlOns

over 24,000 pieces of artwork were entered. Out of the 24, 000 pieces, 2,080 qualified for state and only approximately 10%of

those p'iecesreceive state medals. "Hale Center High School Art department took 19 pieces to the regional event in February,"

Berry said. "14 of those pieces

received a regional medal arid qualified for the area event. Candice's sculpture receive4

an area medal and qualified ,f,?r

state and now received a' sfaie

medal." HCHS i~ ~xtremely

prQ"d of it') first State winner in art. ;This year's VA.S.E. artwork

is on display at the high school

and the 'communitY is ' welcome to come ' and 'see the display. , .

Congratulations to Cari~iceand the HCHS Art Department.

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Relive the Rival~?: t 01

About eighty alumni players between the Hale Center Alumni Owls and the Oltoo have been training fOl' 3 months to win I championship. The game wiD taU place at the Frensbip Tiger Stadium on Saturday, April 17, 2010 at 2:30 p.rn.

The foUowing alumni Owls will participate for the . championship: Justin Ainsworth, David Andrade, Cody Bendele, Jami Bernal, Joseph 8cmal, Joshua Bernal, Daniel Castillo, David Castillo, Colby Chandler, Richard James Cruz, Laryy Espinosa, Mark Espinosa, Steven

. EspiDosa, John Paul (Jutierrcz, Matthew Gonzales, Manuel Jaime, Eddie funeoez, Robed Jimenez, Willie Joe Joboson, Jessie MansanaIes, Jeffrey MartiDt:l, Jorge MartiDt:l, Daeck MCGill, Daooy Ortiz, Marc Puente, Roonie .. ~·Ba1Itamos,

Muwel Rodriguez, Gabriel Ruiz; ,1l ,~ Jacob Solis, Joe Solis, John Solis arid Fc:nIaDdo Vaquera.

TIckets will be available at the gate. For more information contact TIDl Bishop. Teus Regional Dircctorat(512) 711-5561.

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Reunion seeking ex-students

The Hale Center 20 I 0 All School Reunion Committee is currently looking for addresses for ex­students and teachers whose addresses are no longer current.

. The following persons letters have been returned. If you have current addresses for these people please mail them to PO Box 222, Hale Center, Tx 79041 or they can sign ont!> the 2010 Hale Center All School Reunion page on facebook. The reunion will be beld on July 3rd starting in Hale Center and then moving to the Lubbock. Civic Center on Saturday night for the 5 year banquet. More information for the reunion can be found on the 2010 Hale Center All School Reunion face book page. There is no charge for signing up to the face book. page.

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AUSTIN - The Texas Trade Up Appliance Rebate Program began and ended on April 7, with nearly 39,000 rebate reservations made before funding was used up.

State Comptroller Susan Combs called the response unprecedented. A staff of 550 answered an estimated 1,000 calls per minute from Texans who wanted a break on the cost of replacing certain functioning household appliances with more efficient Energy Star­rated appliances. The rebate Web site received 39 million hits at a rate of 2,400 per second.

"Regrettably, we were only given approximately $23 million to implement and administer the rebate program in a state of this size, and there were some people ' who were not able to get through in time to reserve a guaranteed rebate," Combs said.

Meanwhile, Combs plans to investigate what appears to have

been a Web attack that flooded the online reservation system early in the day, using nearly 75 percent of the available capacity.

Beware of Census-season scams Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott on April 8 encouraged residents to participate in the 20 I 0 U.S. Census, but said to watch out for identity theft scams that might be attempted by thieves posing as U.S, Census Bureau employees.

,;Census employees will be clear~y identified with a badge, a handheld device, a Census Bureau canvas bag and a confidentiality notice, Abbott said, and one should always look for identification from Census takers before opening the door and agreeing to provide personal information.

Abbott said "con artists are using the program as an opportunity to swindle people out of their hard­earned money and even their identities."

The Census does not request

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the Texas State University System a preliminary report on the, Feb. in late March. . 18 plane craSh into a north Austin

office build4tg that killed two OnApril2,McCal1,51,announced people and injured 13 others. his resignation froin ~e Texas , ". ' House of Representatives. A Andrew Joseph Stack m of s~eci~l election .~ fill ,the ~ouse . AustiP.r.i.~ljfi~as ~eJ}ilQ~,800~ District 66 seat IS scliedul~Uor: ~' ~a.ftct, ~~,:~"mtenttonally~ ff~w . May· 8. The wiiitier will 'S'erve'" ·· Jri&." single-engine Pipet airCraft out ~e remainder of McCall's into th~ ~helon ~ ,building. S~clc unexpired term. was killed · on . ~act. Vernon

McCall served as a House member for 18 years, In the 2009 session of the state . Legislature, House. Speaker Joe Straus appointed him chair of Calendars, the committee that controls which bills move to the House floor for consideration and possible enactment.

Hunter, 68, of Austin; an Internal Revenue Serv.ice employee who was working in the building at the . time of the crasJt, also was killed.

Stack took off in his plane from Georgetown M\loicipal Airport, according to the report, and h~aded southbound.

"At 0954, the airplane was , observed on radar descending out of 4,800 feet and making a tum toward the west. At . 0957, the airplane was . last observed on radar at an altitude of 1,000

Rep resigns to head TSU feet on a southwesterly heading System before the data ended. (At 0958)

McCall earned a 'bachelor of arts degree from Baylor 'Uriiversity, a master of liberal arts from Southern Methodist University and a Ph.D; in Humanities, Aesthetics from the University of Texas-Dallas.

NTSB releases plane crash the airplane collided with the State Rep. Brian McCall, R- report office building between the first Plano, was named chancellor of The National Transportation and second floors and exploded

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PubUshed weekly of Friday of each week, elcept first Friday after Christmas aDd one Friday during the summer months.

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Send address chaDges to Hale Center American PO BOI 1030,616 Main St., Hale CeDter, TX 79041

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HC Chamber of Commerce Sponsors

First Annual Cinco De Mayo Celebration

The Hale Center Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the first annual Cinco De Mayo celebmtion on May 1, 2010 located at the pavilion here in Hale Center from

.l2:00' p?m.-8:00 p.m. There will b~ lots of food, fun, and live entertainment featuring . Hache Tres. For more information contact

, the Htile Center ciiWber of coriunerce at' 839-2642~

SP.ON.~OJrl-~~cel Energy Chris leFevre, hands over a check to Christine '. , Gailaway for the 1st Annuai Cinco De Mayo Cel~ration here in Hale Center. ... ':', ' " ..

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Will 201.0 ·be a for DemoCrats. like ·1994:1 Or, will Republicans' lockstep opposition to · President Obama's health care plan backfire?

Those questions await answers in November. But the national pOlitical mood can aff~state elections - including Derpocrat Bill White's effort to halt R~licim Gov. Rick Peny's reign at foyearsinStead of 14. ...

The national mQO<i h8 influenced most T~1l8 governor races since 1978;'" when the DemocratS' lock on the Texas governor's was broken after more than a century. In 1978, Democ.ratic President Jimmy Carter was in his second year. His positive numbers were falling, while his negatives climbed along with interest rates. Texas Atty. Gen. Hill had won the Democratic nomination over incumbent Gov. Dolph Briscoe, and the presumption was that h~' d win in November. The Republican nominee, Dallas oil driller William P. Clements Jr., at a joint appearance in Amarillo, said ''I'm going to hang Jimmy

. Carter around John Hill's neck like a dead chicken." Clements pulled out a plucked chicken, head still on. He pitched the birthoward Hill, but it fell in the lap of the mayor's wife. Thmed out the chickC9 ~ r;ub~r. Clements ptif$7 million of his

own money into ~ ~paign, an~ got 49.96 ,pe~t to Hill~s 49.24. Minor c,IIIi~,dates got . the rest. .• :) As Republicans 'appl'Qached the 1982 elections, the econo.ny was in a slump, and so were they. Their

. new president, Ronald " Reagan, had unseated Carter' in 1980. ~ut' the recession, plus fears Reagan

would cutSocial Security, spelled . trouble. In Texas, Atty. Gen. Mark White won th~ Dem.ocrati9 nomination . . to take on ClementS. And with the l to rCad. Democrats . swung help of a Oemocratic coordinated ~ seats ~ the Ho~. But in campaign, White upset Clements; . exas, ; .. Bush vastly Outspent 53 to 46 percent. / Dem.oaat G,any Mauro, winning The governor's race of 1986 . 68.2 to 31.2 percent. proved an exceptipn. The natioQaJ Bush was elected president in mood was good for Democrats. 2000~ 'and ' on Sept. 11, 2001, But Oil Pa,feh states like Texas terrorl.st.. a"*ks on New Yo~ ' saw the price .of oil decline ' and WlSfUngton vastly ·altered his dramatically, and the . economy pres~denCY. with it. In '2002 Bush successfuUy made White had to break his campaign the election a referendum . on, promise against a tax hike to him, even though he waSn't on keep his promise to raise teacher the baUot Republican candidates salaries. But he required teachers rushed to have their pictures taken to take a competency test. They with him, and the GOP made turned on him, and in a rematch, House and Senate gains rare for a Clements reversed the 1982 president's first off-year election. percentages, winning 53-46. And Rick Perry, who'd moved In 1990, Republican President up from lieutenant governor after George H. W. Bush's first mid- Bush went to Washington, easily term, the national climate was was elected over Democrat Tony good for Democrats. State Sanchez, 57.8 percent to 40. Treasurer Ann Richards, the After the Bush Administration's Democrat for governor, got almost bungled response to Hurricane 100,000 votes more than favored Katrina's devastation of New Republican Clayton Williams.Jr.; ' Orleans in 2005, and with public winning 49.5 percent to 46.9. ' > , sentiment souring on wars in Iraq Richards was favored for re- and Afghanistan, GOP candidates election in 1994, over Republican wen~ avoiding Bush . rather than nominee George W. BlISh, ·whose · courting him. . dad lost the White House in 1992 Th~ luemoctits in 2006:regamCd

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COLLEGE 'STATION - More cotton and ' sorghUm acres than com could be planted by Texas fattners this y~ resulting from an upswing ' in ' future prices, according to a Texas AgrlLife Extension Service economist. '.

The. recent Prospectiv~ PllUltings report released ,. by the. U. S: Department of Agriculture­National Agricultural Statistics Service . projects 5.6 million cotton acres will be planted in Texas 5 up from 5 million acres in 2009 .. Projected acres;

acfes ~omp~ " to 2.7 million acres in 2do9. State coni acres are projected at 2.2 million this year compared to 2.3 million in 2009:

Dr. Mark Welch, AgriLife Extension . grain economist, sa;d :he attribut~s the change. to .pricing .... ',. f#'J 'I

.iThe moisture situation is much better acros~ the state 'compared to l!lSt year, which favors all crops, but in the first q~atter of the year, cotton prices are relatively high

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