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. MEET THE 2010-2011 HALE CENTE~ THE MAYOR ~ mGH~SCH(jOL CHEERLEADERS .

SPEAKS City Manager Josh , Jones has designated Saturday, June 26th, as Community Clean-up Day and is asking for volunteers, trucks and tmilers to report to City Hall at 8:00 A.M. This is in preparation for our annual July 4th celebration sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. It is hoped we will have enough volunteers, trucks and trailers to clean up each alley in town. This year is of particular significance since this is the ex-student reunion, which takes place every five years. It appears there will be a large delegation of ex-students coming back to renew old acquaintances, as well as tour the school facilities both old and new.

Next weekend will be a very busy time in our community. Big Tom's restaurant will reopen after remodeling and adding a recreation room. This will offer something for our kids to do without having to go out of town, plus the fact the town will not look so dead. The additional sales tax generated will also be a positive factor. The owner of the. pnnt ~hop told me that they were close to opening when they get theIr quahfied employees in place. The opening of these two businesses, plus the day care, will provide several new jobs in our community.

Let me-temind you again that KCBD-TV will telecast their 6:00 and 10:00 o'clock news live from Hale Center on July 30th. Plans are being made for a very enjoyable evening, and I encourage everyone to help get a large crowd out for this event.

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Agriculture Commissioner Todd Staples on June 15 announced the launch of the Texas broadband map that illustrates the state's unserved areas, identifies types of service and allows broadband service providers to target future investment.

More than 96 percent of Texas households have access to home broadband service, but a quarter of a million households in the Lone Star State don't have access to high-speed Internet services, Staples said, adding that

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Hello Patrons!

I hope everyone has had a great week. I have spent a lot of time this past week in the office trying to finish a COPS grant that will fund an additional peace officer position for three years. Grants are 'really time consuming, especially when I have only been through 'the process twice before. I wanted to take the time to let everyone know about updates to Caudle lake. Kevin Reich is one of our local citizens of Hale Center and bas ~en on the Caudle Lake

'~ ';projeCt. Mr:,Reich is' a volunteer with Texas Parks and Wildlife and is '~ed as an angler instructor.

Mr. Reich has volunteered numerous hours to the City of Hale Center by taking on this project. Some of the things that he has recently been responsible for is getting more fish stocked in our lake and has intentions on stocking the lake in the near future with a variety of fish. Caudle Lake can be monitored and enforced by state laws and reSU;latigns just like any lake in Texas. We have opted to be lenient in our enforcement efforts under one condition. The condition is that if the following rules and regulations are adhered to.

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and-retum anydainglcss ..... 12 inches. - No fishing betwa:n the boan of 12 AM and 6 AM -' which time the lake is cloecd.. - There is to be DO driviDg ..... the dam b~ tb8t Ie.Ii to the center island -All trash must be piI:bd up wbcu you have finished fiIIbiag .ad are leaving the prcmiIta. - They is abeoIaIdy \NO NETS allowed at Caudle L* . ' any time for any rcaa.. (1Jriaz your own bait- don't IIY to caIIch it yourseU) ,

- No alcoholic ~ allowed in the p~ at my. If any of the foIIowiDg rules and

R I"pladions &Ie violated we will be tiJn:ed to become strict on our aJfora:ment efforts. Keep in mind that this is a recreational lake ... we want cvetyOllC to be able eojoy iL

PaiodicaIly Mr. Reich will be doiog IpOt chccb for the police .... Imad aod anyone c:augbt vioI8tiog the rub will be subject to cibdioos where fines and pc:uIties will be enfon:ed. The local Game warden has advised me that be will respond to a mquc:st for assistance from the police department and Mr. Reich. 1~~~toplY'your rapr:dB to Mr_ Reich when he

visits the lake. If he tells'anyone or approaches anyone about any of the above rules and 'regulations and does not get compliance then I assure you thAt the 'police depaJ1ment will be ~ed AIld citations 'Will. ' be' issUCa. 'T~' the time wIH?n you See Mt. l.¥itb and thank him for his dedication to the lake and' m*.ing this a better community as far , as providing us with alternate, recreational activities. TbaDk' You' -Mr; Reich for your time ~ efforts regarding the lake. It is nice to ~v~,citizens like yoursc;1f that.con~butes time to oiake Hale center a better place to live.

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in the Big..1~.~atwetic '~Onr~ce the'A:Al};~'(eCh iSn't' ~-' , (wei' the',p8st~ ,few . weekS. It :'Piir :~ition :'.~aS\~e ~e.-en't involves ,players, fans, 'cl,acbes; ' gQmg"'8nYwhere .Jvi~iiu~: rech," business managers, university Powers, told the AnieriCan-officialS, businesses - and, of Statesman. "It's a, great public co~, politicians. univ~ity in the" state 'of Texas. For a'time, sPortswriters predicted ,ADd wi. ~ 'ii' 'clear to Tech the:'(jni~itY,(jfTexas at Austin . , apd,:mY9Ji~ ~~~~~us 'tbat'we would foUo~ )he . Univ~ity :" werC shouidet',:tO,.snowdCl' with of cOl~(f,and -:leave the Big T~h. We didthe'~e tiilitg with 12 to 'om' the tar-liwi PAC 10 " A&M.~,' .' . , 1 " "} "I, , . ""'" ". g ,.','" ~~.T~TechandTexas SO{ ~~~Ube _)Q.,schools in MM:w~ consideriDg the same what Powqs jokiiigIy called ''the , . ~""~~ :1'~~ rDi?ve: . - . .. conference formerly 'lfuowb aSth~ ' : 'M(mtf~fC or, UT might follow the Big 12." They'U stiIl .~U it the. "I FirumclH!c University of Nebraska to the Big Big 12, despite,the'new ~ih. 10 conference. It brought to mind. how' the Big ' So state Rep. Dan Branch, R- 12 was formed in: the 1990s-' ~ G<!liluiiiijji:d~ Dallas, chair of the House - including, ' of course, attention , Committee on Higher Education, from politicians. ' set a meeting for Wedn~day, June It was a storytha(!im Hend~~n, , 16, "to discuss matters pertaining the longtime DallaS journalist, to higher education, including author, and good -friend, 8/ld" I collegiate athletics. Invited wrote about in a UT ~ss book testimony only." called "Bob Bullock: GOd ~less The stage was set for some grilling Texas." , ,',. :;'" - and we're not talking steaks. Bullock, the · cantankeqnis ·latC~· Branch invited the head folks li~tenant g6vim~f:,;,~~·belif.

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A RegrilaI; ¥~ of~e Board of Trustees of Hale Center ISD was beld Monday, June 14,2010, bcginniQgat 7,:OO,P~'u.lhe HCISD Administration Office at l()3 W. Cleveland.Hale Center, TexliS,~;~_ . . ' . , . 'C, t . . - c' . '. .

Board MemberS·attending: Melinda Honford, Bert Hooks, Lisa BUxton, Jack Needhaib; Morris Appaevdute~ K.Yle ~ (7:23). School personnel attei1din~: Rick Teran and'ClaUdia " Boerger. . . . .

I. President M~linda Horsford called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.Ol. 2. Invocation w.as given'by Jack Needham. 3. Open Forum: None 4, Claudia Boerger administered the Oath of Office for Lisa Buxton. , 5, Organize the Board by electing officers: " A. MonisApplewbite moved to nominate Melinda Horsford as president qfthe. board. secoDded by Jack Needham. Melinda Horsford nominated Kyle Benson. Lisa Buxton moved that nominations cease. Vote for Melinda Honford: Hor, 0 against, I abstained. M.Ot\on·carri~,. ; .. ' . B, Melind1l Honford moved ~ nominate Kyle Benson as vice president ofthe:~ . SecoGdcd by Lisa Buxton. Lisa Buxton moved that nominations cease. Vote for Kyle Benson: 4 for, 0 against, I abstained. Motion carried. . . '; " " . ! i. ; . '. '" , . ~ : ;,; . .

C. Jack Needham moved to noniiriated Lisa Buxton for ~ ofdt~ .~~¥e~ ffi+d ~_ nominatioos cease. Vote for Lisa Buxton: 4 for, 0 agl;linst, I abstained. Motion carried. . ',' ~ ,,' . .'-" ,' " . .'- . 6. Mr. Teran reviewed the May Bills, Financial Statementllnvestment RePorts and Tax Reporis. , .. 7, Jack Needham moved to approve the following ConseJlt Action Items.' Seconded by Morris -Applewhite .. Vote: 5 for, 0 against. Motion passed unanimously. A. Approval 'of the minutes of the May 1(2010 Regular ~ M~~. , . . . .' B. Approval of addition to student transfer list: Logan Adair-MS, SimoJl,Ada:ir-~S" lYlC? Befsley-MS, Jace Johnson-MS, Dillon Johnson-MS, Jaetyn Oldfield-MS, BrOoldyn Gilbreath-MS, Toree Netting-Akin, Makenna Netting-US, Lane ROSIji-HS, an4Madi lloSsi·:MS; ailpel' principals' approval. C. Approval of Lub~k Regional Day S<;bool Progiam for the))eaf S~ ~ices ~ement ~greem~t. . .

~, ~::':::w~te move4 to accept the bid of $1,000 for tax sale p~:\dT' He il.i·~~~'·6-7 ~d a~ard it to ~k Moji~ia. Seconded 'by ii~ B~t~n, Vote: 5 forl'O against. Motion passed unanimously. . . . . B. Morris Applewblte moved to approve the student insurance bid as presented. Seconded by Lisa Buxton. Vote: 6 for. 0 against. Motion passed ~animously. C. Kyle Benson moved that the name for Carr Middle School remain as is. Seconded by Morris Applewhite. Vote: 6 for, 0 against Motion passed unanimously. D. Lisa BUxtOn moved;to include Kevin Kuriyama and Danny Ginn as names listed for the building construction plaque for the new high school project. Seconded by Kyle Benson, Vote: 6 for, 0 against Motion passed unanimously. " E. Kyle Betison moved to ~Ive the process of selling Carr Middle Scbool West with Melinda Horsford signing the legal docunlent res91ution wben prep8red by district lawyer, Seconded by Jack Needham. 'Vote: 6 for, 0 against. Motion passed unanimously. .' F. Kyle Benson ,moved to keep the PQrtable buildings for Storage, Seconde4 by Moqis ,App~cwbi~. V~.~ f).~f~t -9 ~j ;. M~t\0!lp~s¢ unanimously. . "< '. .

G. Morris Applewbite moved to approve the use of$150,OOO offund balance for tl!e irri~OIl and pump systCm~,,~'rOi~the ri~high scbool. . Seconded by Lisa Buxton. Vote: 5 for, I against (K. Benson). Motion passed. . . . ,'V ',' ,I '0: ' ,X ', f.:!'.

H. . Kyle.~.ensOn moved to .. approve the use of $50,000 of fund ~ for renovation of cafeteria for Middle School. Seconded by Jack Needham, Vote: 6 for, 0 against. Motion ~,~tY,,,· \ ,:~,;:;j·U·' " , '. ' i.:,' ". ' . r' ' . ' .

1. "":' :; KYl~;~·.inoved~ ~Wrove ·th~ ,&a.-d.auen~g,tht:;T~A(,rASB Board Convention September 24-26; 2010 in Houston. Seconded by Lisa Buxton; Vote: 6 for, 0 against. Motion pasSed Unanimously. . . . 9. Mr. Teran presented the SupcriDtendent's ReportIDiscussion Items. A. Facility'and Mainteruuice Report B. Superintendent evaluation form. C, Fingerprinting process. D. Discussion of softball program. 10. The Board did not meeNn executive session.

.. , \::~:.1~:1. ? .. . ~~;;) '11 . . : " IJo4rit;1Jt:"'~;ReWi1SlRecommendalions and/or Action Items: A. 11. 13.

Kyle'Benson moved to approve emplqyment Whitney .l,ohnson ff!r assistant band director. Secf)nded by Lisa Buxton. Vote: 6 for, 0 against. MO{irmp(JSSfU/ unanimo'lS/Y. Budgetworlahop " .... ~ ,:" ':. ",.' "-:".'~;" '; ,.,., ..,>'

The meeting was adjourned at '9:5) pj,(::. , ' . , ~ .

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Under the law, a l~ndlord may never simply lock a tenant out of his or her apartment. The law allows the landlord to change the iocks if the tenant is late paying rcnt, but it requires the landlord make a key available for the tenant to come and go, 24 hours a day. If the landlord wishes to remove the tenant from the apartment, he must file proper legal proceedings in justice court. If your landlord unlawfully locks you out, you could be entitled to damages, for example, the cost of other accommodations. Q. I gave a debt collector two postdated checks. He cashed them early. As a result, I bounced several other checks and had to pay over $100 in fees. How can the bank pay the check? Do I have any legal rights? A. You have legal rights, but not againstthe bank. Under the law, a bank may pay a postdated check

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FOR SALE: DELL COMP AND PRINTER $150.00 IF INTERaSTED CALL 1607.

' H~l: .ll2 ye8ls old. Call 806-292-1038.

1995 Fonl'Exploier . . Maroon,~ Eltterlor, Tan Ialthetlr1\1': ~:C~cldi~' ll!'()101 Seats, 4 Drive; AutO~tic; Inh .. a-.rmp.·

WmdoWsr Power :-Lock;" AmlFM~. Radio, . Conditibiit. 'Need to .,

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