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10A - Sunday, October 11, 2009 - Plainview Daily Herald Web Site: http://www.MyPlainview.com ★ THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE 2009 R U LES BEST IN THE WEST 1. Hat Store _______________________________________________ 2. Boot Selection ___________________________________________ 3. Western Wear Store _______________________________________ 4. Pick Up Truck ____________________________________________ 5. Place To Buy Jeans _______________________________________ 6. Chicken Fried Steak 7. Hot Sauce _______________________________________________ 8. Steak __________________________________________________ 9. Fajitas 10. Biscuits & Gravy __________________________________________ 11. Bar-B-Que _______________________________________________ 12. Feed Store ______________________________________________ BEST IN SIGHTS & SOUNDS 1. Magazine _______________________________________________ 2. Movie __________________________________________________ 3. Video Store ______________________________________________ 4. Home Stereo Store ________________________________________ 5. Portrait Photographer ______________________________________ 6. Records, Tapes, CD’s Store _________________________________ 7. Local Band ______________________________________________ 8. Musical Instrument Store ___________________________________ 9. Broadcast TV Personality ___________________________________ 10. TV Department ___________________________________________ 11. Radio Station ____________________________________________ 12. Framing & Art Gallery ______________________________________ 13. Website _________________________________________________ 14. Internet Provider __________________________________________ 15. Cellular Store ____________________________________________ BEST MEDICINE 1. Family Practitioner ________________________________________ 2. Dentist _________________________________________________ 3. Veterinarian _____________________________________________ 4. Chiropractor _____________________________________________ 5. Optometrist ______________________________________________ 6. Weight Loss Program ______________________________________ 7. Pharmacy _______________________________________________ 8. Nurse __________________________________________________ 9. Walk In Clinic ____________________________________________ 10. Hospital _________________________________________________ 11. Physical Therapy Center ____________________________________ 12. Medical Supply Company ___________________________________ 13. Pediatrician ______________________________________________ 14. Physicians Assistant _______________________________________ 15. Nurse __________________________________________________ 16. Home Health Provider _____________________________________ 17. Urologist ________________________________________________ 18. Radiologist ______________________________________________ 19. Orthodontist _____________________________________________ 20. Hospice _________________________________________________ 21. Cardiologist ______________________________________________ 22. Surgeon _________________________________________________ 23. Internal Medicine _________________________________________ 24. OB/GYN ________________________________________________ 25. Ear, Nose, Throat _________________________________________ BEST FOR SHOPPING 1. Women’s Shoes __________________________________________ 2. Men’s Shoes _____________________________________________ 3. Men’s Clothing ___________________________________________ 4. Women’s Clothing _________________________________________ 5. Children’s Clothing ________________________________________ 6. Trendy Fashions __________________________________________ 7. Tire Specialty Store _______________________________________ 8. Nursery/Garden Center ____________________________________ 9. Sporting Goods ___________________________________________ 10. Furniture Specialty Store ___________________________________ 11. Appliance _______________________________________________ 12. Jewelry Store ____________________________________________ 13. Wedding Gift Shop ________________________________________ 14. Offi ce Supply/Printing Store _________________________________ 15. Greeting Cards ___________________________________________ 16. Shoe Repair _____________________________________________ 17. Shopping Center __________________________________________ 18. Computer Store __________________________________________ 19. Flower Shop _____________________________________________ VOICE YOUR OPINION AND YOU MAY WIN $100 NEW Deadline for Ballots: November 6 Cast Your Vote On MyPlainview.com! Only One Entry Per E-mail Address. Or You May Send In This Newspaper Ballot 1. Enter as often as you like. All entries must be on an original ballot (newspaper copy). One ballot per day. No copies or facsimilies will be accepted. 2. Entries must be clearly printed. 3. Entries become the property of the PDH which reserves the right to publish ballot answers and companies. 4. Final decisions on ballots, categories and winning entries will be made by the Plainview Daily Herald. 5. Entries must be received by noon November 6, 2009. Drawing will be held on November 6 from 20. Bookstore _______________________________________________ 21. Carpet & Flooring _________________________________________ 22. Gift Store _______________________________________________ 23. Antiques ________________________________________________ 24. Building Supplies _________________________________________ 25. Sewing Supplies __________________________________________ 26. Consignment Shop ________________________________________ 27. Hardware _______________________________________________ BEST FOOD & RESTAURANT 1. Produce Department ______________________________________ 2. Doughnuts ______________________________________________ 3. Ice Cream _______________________________________________ 4. French Fries _____________________________________________ 5. Supermarket _____________________________________________ 6. Meat Department _________________________________________ 7. All Around Restaurant ______________________________________ 8. For Children _____________________________________________ 9. Pizza ___________________________________________________ 10. Coffee __________________________________________________ 11. Breakfast ________________________________________________ 12. Restaurant/Home Cooking __________________________________ 13. Restaurant Fast Food ______________________________________ 14. Restaurant Service ________________________________________ 15. Mexican Food ____________________________________________ 16. Salad Bar _______________________________________________ 17. Desserts ________________________________________________ 18. Business Lunch __________________________________________ 19. Burger __________________________________________________ 20. Best Gathering Spot _______________________________________ 21. Oriental Food ____________________________________________ 22. Catfi sh _________________________________________________ 23. Burritos _________________________________________________ 24. Nachos _________________________________________________ 25. Chicken _________________________________________________ 26. Sub Sandwich ____________________________________________ 27. Corn Dog _______________________________________________ 28. Bakery _________________________________________________ 29. Buffet __________________________________________________ 30. Deli ____________________________________________________ BEST PLACES 1. Preschool _______________________________________________ 2. Daycare ________________________________________________ 3. Bank ___________________________________________________ 4. Drive Thru Bank __________________________________________ 5. Place To Exercise _________________________________________ 6. Insurance Company _______________________________________ 7. New Car Selection ________________________________________ 8. Used Car Dealer __________________________________________ 9. Car Repair ______________________________________________ 10. Car Wash _______________________________________________ 11. Auto Body Repair/Paint _____________________________________ 12. Auto Parts Store __________________________________________ 13. Detail Shop ______________________________________________ 14. Dry Cleaners _____________________________________________ 15. Place To Work ____________________________________________ 16. Gas Station ______________________________________________ 17. Carpet Cleaner ___________________________________________ 18. Family Entertainment ______________________________________ 19. Tanning Salon ____________________________________________ 20. Equipment Rental _________________________________________ 21. Bicycle Shop _____________________________________________ 22. Golf Course _____________________________________________ 23. Public School ____________________________________________ 24. Place To Get Married ______________________________________ 25. Motel/Hotel ______________________________________________ 26. Country Club _____________________________________________ 27. Museum ________________________________________________ 28. Movie Theater ____________________________________________ 29. Retirement Center ________________________________________ 30. Heating & Cooling _________________________________________ 31. Pest Control _____________________________________________ 32. Convenience Store ________________________________________ 33. Glass Replacement _______________________________________ 34. Rental Store _____________________________________________ 35. Finance Company ________________________________________ 36. Hair Salon _______________________________________________ all entries received and winner awarded a $100 Cash Prize. You need not be present to win. 6. Results of contest will be published in a special section, “THE PEOPLE’S CHOICE” on November 22, 2009. Mail or bring ballots to: Plainview Daily Herald P.O. Box 1240 Plainview, Texas 79073-1240 Employees or family members of the Plainview Daily Herald are not eligible to win. Must be 18 years or older to participate 37. Bail Bond Company _______________________________________ 38. Dance Studio/Gymnastics __________________________________ FARM & RANCH 1. Most Popular Tractor ______________________________________ 2. Implement Dealer _________________________________________ 3. Implement Mechanic ______________________________________ 4. Truck Repair _____________________________________________ 5. Farm Tire Service _________________________________________ 6. Combine ________________________________________________ 7. Cotton Gin ______________________________________________ 8. Elevator ________________________________________________ 9. Feed Lot ________________________________________________ 10. Farmer _________________________________________________ 11. Farm Family _____________________________________________ 12. Pump Service ____________________________________________ 13. Irrigation Supplier _________________________________________ 14. Seed Dealer _____________________________________________ 15. Fertilizer ________________________________________________ 16. Ag Chemical Dealer _______________________________________ 17. Spraying Service _________________________________________ 18. Farm Fuel Dealer _________________________________________ 19. Auctioneer _______________________________________________ 20. Farm & Ranch Supplies ____________________________________ 21. Center Pivot Dealer _______________________________________ 22. Investment Firm __________________________________________ BEST PEOPLE 1. Attorney ________________________________________________ 2. Grocery Cashier __________________________________________ 3. Travel Agent _____________________________________________ 4. Judge __________________________________________________ 5. Council Person ___________________________________________ 6. Politician ________________________________________________ 7. Business Leader __________________________________________ 8. Bank Teller ______________________________________________ 9. Newspaper Carrier ________________________________________ 10. Waitress/Waiter __________________________________________ 11. School Teacher ___________________________________________ 12. Car Salesperson __________________________________________ 13. Realtor _________________________________________________ 14. Barber __________________________________________________ 15. Retail Salesperson ________________________________________ 16. Financial Planning Consultant _______________________________ 17. Nail Technician ___________________________________________ 18. Building Contractor ________________________________________ 19. Principal ________________________________________________ 20. Mail Carrier ______________________________________________ 21. Clergy __________________________________________________ 22. Floral Designer ___________________________________________ 23. Insurance Salesperson _____________________________________ 24. Hair Stylist ______________________________________________ 25. Administrative Assistant ____________________________________ 26. Commercial Realtor _______________________________________ 27. Auto Mechanic ___________________________________________ 28. Accounant _______________________________________________ 29. Electrician _______________________________________________ 30. Plumber ________________________________________________ 31. Coach __________________________________________________ 32. Home Builder ____________________________________________ 33. Law Enforcement Offi cer ___________________________________ 34. Stock & Bond Broker ______________________________________ 35. Handyman/Home Improvement ______________________________ 36. Lawncare _______________________________________________ 37. Best Paint Contractor ______________________________________ 38. Dental Hygenist __________________________________________ 39. Diesel Mechanic __________________________________________ 40. Massage Therapist ________________________________________ 41. Roofer __________________________________________________ 42. Columnist _______________________________________________ 43. Team Mascot ____________________________________________ PLEASE ENTER ME IN THE DRAWING FOR $100 CASH Name ________________________________ Address ______________________________ ______________________________________ Phone ________________________________ You Need Not Be Present To Win
http://www.MyPlainview.com Plainview Daily Herald - Sunday, October 11, 2009 - Page 11A Protect yourself from f lu God put the immune system in our body to fi ght against foreign invaders that attack our body. These foreign invaders include viruses and bacteria (yes, this includes the fl u and even the swine fl u.) If the immune system is healthy, it is able to attack and destroy the disease-causing invaders and infected cells. If it is not healthy, the invaders are able to break down the barrier and invade the body. There are several things a person can do to help to strengthen the immune system so it can fi ght the invaders when they pay us a visit. Healthy Diet The U.S. Department of Health has explained that people need 5-9 servings of fruits and vegetables each day to be healthy. The trillions of cells in our body desperately need the vitamins, minerals, enzymes and antioxidants from whole, live (not cooked) foods to help the immune system perform as it was designed to function. Foods and drinks with (NOTE: You’ve Got Mail offers emails received by Herald staffers.) It pays to be old An elderly couple was celebrating their 60th anniversary. The couple had married as childhood sweethearts and had moved back to their old neighborhood after they retired. Holding hands they walked back to their old school. It was not locked, so they entered, and found the old desk they’d shared, where Andy had carved “I love you, Sally.” On their way back home, a bag of money fell out of an armored car, practically landing at their feet! Sally quickly picked it up, but not sure what to do with it, they took it home. There, she counted the money — $50,000! Andy said, “We’ve got to give it back.” Sally said, “Finders keepers.” She put the money back in the bag and hid it in their attic. The next day, two FBI men were canvassing the neighborhood looking for the money and knocked on the door. “Pardon me, but did either Debra Pugh You’ve Got Mail added sugar lower the immune system. It is important to eat foods with lots of fi ber to help eliminate the toxins in the body (extra toxins can lower the immune system.) Reduce Stress Research has shown that stress literally steals the vitamins and minerals from the body and lowers the immune system. Stress is part of human life, so it is important to focus on the attitude of how you react to the stress, so you don’t deplete your storage of nutrients. Sleep A recent study in the Journal Archives of Internal Medicine showed that people who slept less than seven hours each night were three times more likely to get sick than those who sleep eight hours each night. It is important for people to manage their time so they can get the sleep that is required for their body to be healthy. Exercise Many studies have shown that moderate exercise performed on a regular basis of you fi nd a bag that fell out of an armored car yesterday?” Sally said, “No.” Andy said, “She’s lying. She hid it up in the attic.” Sally said, “Don’t believe him; he’s getting senile.” The two agents turn to Andy and begin to question can help to improve the immune system. The December 2008 Arthritis Today explains that “working up a sweat for 20 minutes three times a week can boost the immune system.” They also described a separate study and found that seniors who practiced 20 weeks of tai chi exercise had a greater immune response than those who got the fl u shot but did not participate in tai chi. With a busy schedule and never-ending list of “things to do,” it is hard to accomplish the things just mentioned each day of the week. With having fi bromyalgia (a type of arthritis and auto immune), it is even more important for me to have a healthy immune system. I take BarleyLife, which is a whole food that is juiced to provide four servings of vegetables each day. I take Proancynol that is packed with antioxidants and green tea to build the cells. I use Herbal Fiberblend for extra fi ber and herbs to remove the toxins in my body. As needed I take Composure, which is a combination of herbs that help me to relax Sorley stresses stewardship By JONATHAN PETTY Wayland Baptist University Don’t call Craig Sorley an environmentalist. He’s not too fond of the term environmentalism. “It sounds too much like a religion,” Sorley said. “I would say I have a passion for creation stewardship. When we engage in efforts to be good stewards of creation, we honor God, our creator.” Sorley, who co-founded Care of Creation with Ed Brown, was in Plainview last week speaking to students at Wayland Baptist University about the importance of taking care of the environment. Sorley’s visit came on the heels of a visit from Brown who spoke at Wayland’s chapel and conducted community workshops the previous week. Sorley lives in Kenya. He teaches classes at the Kenya Baptist Theological College and works with local churches, pastors and community members to better understand stewardship of natural resources, a cause to which he has devoted his life. Growing up the son of missionary parents in eastern Africa, Sorley was a witness to the AIDS epidemic that started in the early 1980s. He watched as AIDS ravaged the continent. But it was through his relationships, experience and acquaintances that he realized another problem would soon hit the African people. “I began to realize there was another crisis in Kenya coming down the pipeline,” he said. “It had to do with the land, with deforestation, overfi shing and the careless way in which farmers practice agriculture on hillsides, leading to soil erosion.” In 1987, Sorley graduated from high school and came to the United States to pursue a degree in biology at Bethel University. But in 1989, his plans were put on hold as he was diagnosed with brain cancer. Throughout the treatment process, Sorley felt God calling him to service to fi nd out how the church should respond to the question of environmental stewardship. “I began an exploration into what the church was saying,” Sorley said. “I found out the church wasn’t saying much of anything. It was a topic that was very rarely discussed in the churches I attended.” Sorley soon joined with Brown to form the Care of Creation organization through which he teaches the importance of conservation efforts. He has found the people and churches in Kenya are open and receptive to the message. “People there are so connected to the land,” he said. “When we came along and started developing a theology of creation stewardship, we started getting very positive feedback from Kenya Christians — not just Baptists, but other denominations as well.” Through his efforts, Sorley also is hoping to encourage Christians in the U.S. to embrace the idea of creation stewardship and what it means. “One of the real opportuni- Sales tax rebates mixed By DOUG McDONOUGH Herald Managing Editor Although sales tax rebates continue to be down statewide for the ninth consecutive month, more than half the cities and counties in this area are reporting increases from the same period a year ago. Plainview’s rebate of $269,399 fell 2 percent from the $275,675 collected a year ago from State Comptroller Susan Combs. October rebates are based on August’s sales receipts. Year-to-date, the city has received $2,843,253 in sales tax revenue, compared with $2,921,093 collected by the same date in 2008. That represents a 2.7 percent drop in payments. Hale County collected $111,199 in sales tax rebates in October, a 6.4 percent increase from the previous October’s total of $104,473. So far in 2009, the county has received $1,124,210 in rebates, 5.6 percent less than the $1,190,790 collected during the same period in 2008. Following are year-to-date and comparison to last year’s rebates for selected cities: •Abernathy: $143,026, down 30 percent •Edmonson, $4,658, down 15 percent •Hale Center, $56,898, down 6 percent •Petersburg, $20,884, down 3 percent •Quitaque, $29,250, down 1 percent •Silverton, $36,524, up 4 percent •Dimmitt, $264,108, up 3 percent •Hart, $21,756, down 23 percent •Nazareth, $19,449, up 1 percent •Floydada, $196,788, down 4 percent •Lockney, $84,037, up 3 percent •Olton, $99,548, down 11 percent •Kress, $8,642, up 26 percent •Tulia, $214,057, up 10 percent •Castro County, $108,369, down 6 percent •Swisher County, $86,681, up 9 percent. him. One says: “Tell us the story from the beginning.” Andy said, “Well, when Sally and I were walking home from school yesterday . . .” The fi rst FBI guy turns to his partner and says, “We’re outta here.” Kindred Spirits Salon Featuring Permanent Cosmetic Courses 2313 W. 5th • Plainview, TX Salon (806) 293-0505 • Cell (806) 292-2786 First Class To Begin Nov. 2-Dec. 31, 2009 • 80 Hours of Theory & Hands-On • $4,500 Tuition • $1,000 Down • Certi� cate & Equipment Upon Completion Everyone who registers for my Nov.-Dec. class ONLY will receive a $500 Discount for coming to my � rst course. • Call For Next Class Date • Call For Info Packets Esmeralda Aguirre Owner, Instructor or I take extra to help me sleep. (Call or e-mail me for more information.) Remember that God designed our bodies with an immune system to fi ght foreign invaders such as the fl u. If we do not keep the immune system healthy, the attackers are able to break down the barrier and invade the body, and we can get sick. Exercise, healthy diet, stress reduction, sleep and supplements are all important parts of helping the immune system to be healthy so it can fi ght the invaders that attack the human body. (Debra Pugh received a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a minor in psychology from Texas Christian University. She is a certifi ed personal trainer and a certifi ed sports nutritionist with 20 years experience in counseling on weight loss, exercise, nutrition, fi bromyalgia, chronic fatigue, arthritis, hormones, toxins, cleansers, supplements and increased energy. For more information, call 806-298-5504 or e-mail DebraPugh@windstream.net) ties that I see is for mission agencies of all kinds to SORLEY embrace this topic as a strategic part of their mission,” Sorley said. “I see it as a major area not only for discipleship with the Christians who already exist, but also a major opportunity to reach unreached people groups.” Sorley said the message of hope for eternity is complimented by bringing people hope for today. He said good stewardship begins with a change in attitude toward natural resources. “I like to think that the concept of consuming less can be a good thing,” he said. Anyone interested in more information about Sorley’s work, or in donating to his cause, can visit the Care of Creation Web site at careofcreation.net. (Contact Jonathan Petty at pettyj@wbu.edu) Courtesy Photo PET OF THE WEEK: Lil’ Bit is a small 2-year-old domestic cat. She is extremely loving and enjoys the company of other cats. As most cats do, she loves to be the center of attention. If you are interested in adopting Lil’ Bit, call the Plainview Humane Society at 806-296-2311, e-mail plvhumanesociety@hotmail. com or visit 500 S.W. Third from 4-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday. Dog adoptions are $75 and cats are $50, which includes neutering or spaying, microchipping, rabies and preventative shots. Public Records JUSTICE OF PEACE Cases fi led from 10-02- 09 to 10-08-09: None. Dispositions from 10-02- 09 to 10-08-09: Judgment for plaintiff in: Plainview Vistas Apartments vs. Marilyn Silva; Rosa Burciaga; Rose Enriquez; Carl Brown; Atasha Brown. COUNTY CLERK Marriage licenses issued from 10-02-09 to 10-08-09: Faustino Garcia and San- Juanita D. Bueno, Olton. Liandro Balderas Jr. and Veronica Ramirez, Hale Center. Derek L. Graves and Yolanda Rodriguez, Plainview. DISTRICT CLERK Cases fi led from 10-02- 09 to 10-08-09: Citibank (South Dakota), N.A. vs. Alice B. Couzman; accounts, contracts, notes. Elvira Martinez vs. Kristie Salazar; damages, vehicle/ injury. Shantasia Woodson vs. Nathan Patterson; damages, vehicle/injury. Sleena Hays individually and as representative of the estate of William Penton Jr., deceased vs. Methodist Hospital, Plainview, Texas, dba Covenant Hospital Plain- view, Douglas Ward, RN and Vickie Reyes, LVN; medical malpractice. Dispositions from 10-02- 09 to 10-08-09: Judgment for plaintiff in: Mark Marley, individually and as next friend of Zach, Jaci and Dallas Marley, children vs. Larry Mills, DVM, deceased. Agreed judgement: In re: The Charlotte Ann Carver Trust for James Robert Carver and the Charlotte Ann Carver Trust for David Dewitt Carver. Dismissals in: Discover Bank vs. Eldon Sparkman, Linda Sparkman. EMC Mortgage Corporation vs. Benita Allen, Johnny L. Allen, James C. Allen, Mitchelle Ray Allen, Douglas Johnson, Octaveen Johnson, Jerry Johnson, Roy Allen Johnson, William H. Allen Jr., the unknown heirs at law of Frankie Allen, the unknown heirs at law of Williams H.A., 715 E. 34th, Plainview, TX 79072. Divorces granted from 10-02-09 to 10-08-09: Jarrolyn and James D. Robinson. Jill Johnston and Gary Sanders. Liz and Armando Luna. (Contact Deborah Zacher at dzacher@hearstnp.com or 806-296-1360.)
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