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THIS AND THAT
JOHN POMYKAL was the
inner of the TV given away
n the Faith in Sharing House
undraiser.
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CARR’S CHAPEL Church,
ocated in southwest Floyd
ounty on FM 378, will holds
ts 106th annual Christmas
ve service at 6 p.m. The
ervice will include Christmas
arols and scripture readings,
nd Santa Claus will make
is annual appearance to
ear the children’s Christmas
ishes and hand out gifts.
SOUTH PLAINS College
Plainview will host registration
for the spring 2012
semester from 5-6:30 p.m.
Jan. 10. Classes begin Jan. 17.
Late registration is from 8:30
a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 17 and 18.
Students should bring
photo ID and a form of payment
for tuition and fees/
textbooks (check, cash or
credit card). Current students
may register through Campus
Connect, accessible at www.
southplainscollege.edu.
For assistance with registration
and general information,
call 296-9611, ext. 4302
or 4304, or go by 1920 W.
24th St.
BALLET LUBBOCK
presents “The Nutcracker”
at 2 p.m. today at Lubbock
Memorial Civic Center Theatre.
Tickets are $17, $23 and
$30 and can be purchased
at Select-A-Seat outlets, by
phone at 1-800-735-1288 or
at www.selectaseatlubbock.
com.
SOUTH PLAINS Wildlife
Rehabilitation Center, 3308
95th St. in Lubbock, will host
a Christmas open house from
11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday.
Admission is $1 for ages over
4. Visit spwrc.org for more
information.
THE OGALLALA Commons
Community Partnering
meeting rescheduled due to
inclement weather will be
held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday
at Plainview Civic Center. Cost
is $10. For more information
call Darryl Birkenfeld at 806-
945-2255.
THE PHS CHOIR Christmas
concert and cake auction was
rescheduled to 7 p.m. Monday
in the PHS auditorium
due to inclement weather.
THE YMCA’S inclement
weather policy typically
follows decisions of Plainview
ISD. If schools open late, the
YMCA will as well. If PISD
cancels school or there is poor
weather on a non-school day,
the Y will make a separate
decision on opening and
closing times. All decisions,
when possible, will be sent
out through the Herald’s
text alert system (sign up at
www.MyPlainview.com) and
posted on the Y’s website
(www.plainviewymca.org)
and Facebook page.
www.casserolestogo.com
THE HERALD is sponsoring
a contest for the most
beautifully decorated home
in our readership area.
E-mail photos of your
favorite home to jthornton@
hearstnp.com. Photos will
be uploaded to an album on
the Herald’s Fan Page on Facebook.
Deadline to submit
photos is Thursday.
Photos will be available
for viewing beginning Friday,
which is when voting begins.
The last day to vote is Dec. 22.
The winner will be determined
by the picture with the
most “Likes.” You must be a
fan of the Herald on Facebook
in order to vote.
The winning home will
be featured in the Christmas
edition of the Herald, and
the winner will receive a free
three-month subscription.
ASSISTANCE FOR those
needing help paying for
electricity and gas and who
meet income requirements
is available at South Plains
Community Action, 1407 W.
Fifth. Items needed include
a utility bill, driver license,
Social Security card for all
household members, income
verifi cation for the last 30
days, landlord information.
Call 293-4397 for more
information or to set up an
appointment.
FIRST BAPTIST Church
worship choir, band and
drama team will present
“Gloria!” at 7 p.m. today in
the worship center, 205 W.
Eighth. Admission is free.
BOOK BUDDY BOOKS
that are new or gently
used may be dropped off at
Kristi’s, Unger Library or the
Hale County Literacy Center
through Friday. For every new
book dropped off at Kristi’s,
an extra 20 percent will be
discounted marked-down
merchandise. The literacy
council will distribute books
to children in crisis situations.
TOYS FOR TOTS drop-off
location is Reagor-Dykes
Ford-Lincoln-Toyota until
Wednesday. Toys will be
given by Marines to needy
children.
THE SALVATION ARMY’S
Angel Trees will be at Beall’s,
Leal’s, Walmart and American
State Bank until Dec. 19.
Residents are encouraged
to pick an angel off the tree
then buy the gift listed for a
needy resident. Unwrapped
gifts should be dropped off at
The Salvation Army, 201 Ash.
Deadline is Saturday. Toys will
be distributed from 9 a.m.-1
p.m. Dec. 20 in StoneGate
Shopping Center, 1001 N. I-27
Suite 216.
SOUTH PLAINS College is
pre-registering students for
the spring semester, which
begins Jan. 17. The next
Accuplacer placement test
will be Jan. 5. Students must
pre-register. For assistance
completing admission applications
and fi nancial aid
forms, call 296-9611, ext.
4302 or 4304 or go by 1920
W. 24th St.
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SHOEBOX CHRISTMAS
is preparing for its 15th
year of delivering gifts to
nursing home and assisted
living residents, Meals on
Wheels recipients and others.
Approximately 500 gifts will
include personal items such
as lotion, soap, tissues, shampoo,
powder, etc. Monetary
donations may be sent to
Shoebox Christmas Gifts, c/o
Florence Carlisle, Billington
Real Estate, 3109 Olton Road,
Plainview, TX 79072.
JUNIOR SERVICE League
is accepting donations for
Dress-A-Live Doll. To donate
money or shop for a child,
contact Ana at 292-2707 or
293-2545 or Kristy at 470-
9359.
Donations may be mailed
to: JSL, P.O. Box 384, Plainview,
TX 79072.
ST. PAUL LUTHERAN
youth group is selling Pecan
Ridge pecan halves and
pieces for $8 a pound. Delivery
in Plainview is available.
Call the church at 293-1697,
Nelda Barbian at 296-5004
or Beverly Wall at 774-1040.
Deadline is Saturday.
A FRIEND-TO-FRIEND
quilt is being given away by
the Silver Thimbles Quilting
Club in Lockney. Tickets are
$5 or three for $10, available
by calling the Floyd County
Texas AgriLife Extension
offi ce at 983-4912. Deadline
is Dec. 31.
HALE COUNTY Senior
Citizens Center visitors will
receive a ticket for a drawing
for $500, $300 and $200 each
time they eat lunch at the
center through Friday.
THE LITERARY LUNCH
Bunch will meet at noon Feb.
28 in Van Howeling Room
124 at Wayland.
Books to be discussed are:
“Lead Like Jesus,” by Ken
Blanchard and Phil Hodges;
“The Night Circus,” by Erin
Morgenstern; “The Killing
of Lincoln,” by Bill O’Reilly
and Martin Dugard; “The
Elegance of the Hedgehog,”
by Muriel Barbery and Alison
Anderson; “Hotel on the
Corner of Bitter and Sweet,”
by Jamie Ford; “Benjamin
Franklin: An American Life,”
by Walter Isaacson; and “The
Screwtape Letters” by C.S.
Lewis.
JANUARY READERS’
Page will be published
Jan. 4. Readers are invited
to submit original poetry,
essays, features and
photos to: Readers’ Page,
Box 1240, Plainview, TX
79072; bring them to the
Herald at 820 Broadway;
or e-mail to kwlewis@
hearstnp.com.
All submissions should
include a name, town and
daytime phone number.
To submit This and That items:
kwlewis@hearstnp.com
806.296.1353
Courtesy Photo
Ash student Alexis Lopez won a bike as part of the Plainview Rotary Club’s perfect attendance
program for the second six weeks of school. Also shown are Rotarians V.O. Ortega and Nancy
Stukey. Other winners were: Ash, Jason Velasquez; Coronado, Rogeli Acosta and Macey Mayberry;
Lakeside, Andrew Lazano and Lyndee Holloway; Estacado, Carlos Rodriquez and Candace Vernon;
Houston School, Lorenzo Contreras; and PHS, Eric Bihary, Mayra Garcia and Madison Lopez. Bikes
were given to fi fth, sixth and seventh graders, and iPods to eighth through 12th graders.
CRIME OF THE WEEK
The Plainview/Hale
County Crime Stoppers
Committee will pay a
reward of up to $350 to
anyone with information
leading to the arrest and
indictment of the person or
persons responsible for the
following crimes:
•On Dec. 4 someone
entered Regence Health
Network in the 700 block
of Amarillo and took miscellaneous
items.
•On Dec. 4 someone
entered 908 W. Ninth and
took a 32-inch Vizio fl atpanel
TV, Xbox 360 and a
Toshiba laptop computer.
•On Dec. 7 someone
entered 211 Ash and attempted
to take property
from the residence.
•On Dec. 7 the Plainview
Police Department received
a report of a burglary at
902 E. Sixth. It was reported
that between August
• Catering
• Banquet room
• To-Go orders
• Party platters
• Daily specials
Alva Gonzales, LVN • Lee Whitacre, RN-WHNP-BC
and December someone
entered the building and
took a band saw, miter saw
and other miscellaneous
tools.
Fugitives: Crime Stoppers
will pay a reward of
up to $250 for information
that leads to the arrest
of the following persons.
Callers may contact the
Hale County Sheriff’s
Offi ce Warrants Division
at 296-2724 or contact the
Crime Stoppers Hotline.
•Adrian Espino, Hispanic
male, wanted for
aggravated assault with
deadly weapon.
•Sara Lynn Gutierrez,
24, Hispanic female,
wanted for abandoning or
endangering a child criminal
negligence.
•Joey Jonathon Barrera,
27, Hispanic male, wanted
for burglary of a building.
•Jasiel Cruz, 24, Hispan-
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ic male, wanted for sexual
assault of a child.
•Courtney Perkins, 22,
white female, wanted for
forgery.
•Samantha Hernandez,
19, Hispanic female,
wanted for burglary of a
habitation.
•Ian Cruz Ramirez, 31,
Hispanic male, wanted for
possession of marijuana.
Anyone having information
on these or any other
crimes occurring in Plainview
or Hale County may
contact the Crime Stoppers
Hotline at 293-8477 (293-
TIPS). All calls will be
confi dential.
You may leave a tip directly
from your cell phone
by texting “PLVCS plus
your message” to 274637
or on the Internet by logging
on to http://plainviewhalecounty.CrimeStoppersweb.com/login.aspx.