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Friday, Oct. 14,2005
The Clifton Record
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VA Offers Several Tips In Connection With
National Breast Cancer Awareness Month
ggl Bosque County's
V 10 Most Want ed
Persons with Information on any of those subjects an urged to call
the Bosque County Sheriff's Department at (254) 435-2363 or contact
your local law enforcement agency. All callers will remain confidential.
— List Updated As Of Friday, Oct. 7,2005 —
#1) LORENZO HERNANDEZ RODRIGUEZ: White male, born 1972,
5’7”, 150 lbs., last known address in Clifton, wanted for bail jumping/in-
toxication manslaughter. Wanted since Aug. 27,1997.
#2) AUGUSTINE JOSHUA MUNIZ: White male, born 1986. 5’6”, 155
lbs., last known address in Walnut Springs, wanted for engaging in orga-
nized criminal activity. Wanted since March 23,2005.
#3) DOUGLAS WAYNE SPRADLING: White male, born 1963,5’9”, 150
lbs., last known address in Clifton, wanted for failure a release of surety/
possession of a controlled substance. Wanted since Aug. 25,2005.
#4) MIGUEL ALEJO: White male, born 1984, 5’5”, 160 lbs., last know
address in Clifton, wanted on a felony charge of evading arrest. Wanted
since Feb. 23,2004.
#5) DANNY CRAIG CROUCH: White male, born 1962, 5’6”, 150 lbs.,
last known address in Clifton, wanted on a motion to revoke probation/
DWI. Wanted since Nov. 29,2003.
#6) AMANDA LYNN PARKER: White female, born 1986,4’11”, 120 lbs.,
last known address in Clifton, wanted on a motion to revoke probation/
possession of a controlled substance. Wanted since July 22,2004.
#7) BRENT MERGHART: White male, born 1969, 6’1”, 175 lbs., last
known address in Valley Mills, wanted for failure to pay child support.
Wanted since Dec. 11, 2002.
#8) RICHARD ALAN MORROW: White male, born 1958, 5’8”, 135 lbs.,
last known address in Clifton, wanted for criminal non-support, failure to
appear, contempt of court. Wanted since Feb. 2 and March 9,2005.
#9) CINDY A. CUNNINGHAM: White female, born 1960, 5’3”, 130 lbs.,
last known address in Morgan, wanted for failure to pay child support.
W/intpH Dpp 17 9001
#10) RAVEN ALEXANDER RABORN: White female, born 1979, 5’2'\
117 lbs., last known address in Meridian, wanted for criminal non-sup-
port. Wanted since Dec. 28, 2004.
Stroke Screenings Slated Saturday,
Oct. 22, At Goodall-Witcher Healthcare
Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foundation
Auxiliary Greenery Sale Now Under Way
WASHINGTON — October is Na-
tional Breast Cancer Awareness
Month. The chance that a woman will
be diagnosed with breast cancer over
her lifetime is one in eight. However,
many men are diagnosed with breast
cancer, too.
The U.S. Department of Veterans
Affairs continues conducting research
into breast cancer to discover poten-
tial causes and to develop better di-
agnostics and treatments for this
disease.
Mammograms every year for
women aged 40-70, especially for high-
risk women who have had a first-de-
gree relative diagnosed with breast
cancer, are encouraged in order to
help detect breast cancer at the earli-
est and most treatable stages. How-
ever, a VA study urges discreet use of
mammograms for women older than
70, as the radiation exposure from
mammograms may outweigh the po-
tential benefits for elderly women in
very poor health.
Mammograms may detect cancer,
but they do not prevent cancer. While
the causes of breast cancer are still
unknown, here are a few tips that may
help reduce the risk of developing the
disease:
• Don’t smoke, exercise regularly,
and maintain a healthy weight. Stud-
ies show that excess weight may in-
crease the risk of breast cancer.
• Eat fresh fruits and vegetables
daily. The fiber, antioxidants, and
other nutrients found in fresh fruits
Oct. 24 Deadline
Set For Events
Calendar Entries
CLIFTON — The Clifton Record
is seeking listings for its monthly
calendar of events. The next calen-
dar is scheduled for publication in
the Friday, Oct. 28, edition. For en-
tries to be included in that edition
of the calendar, submissions must
be received by the newspaper no
later than 12 noon Monday, Oct. 24.
Organizations and groups are en-
couraged to submit information
about their events, activities, cel-
ebrations, and fund-raisers as early
as possible so inclusion in multiple
calendars can be made.
Information submitted should in-
clude all pertinent dates, times, and
locations, admission or other re-
lated costs if applicable, and a name
and contact information (telephone,
address, e-mail, etc.) for readers to
use to obtain more information.
To have events included in the
Calendar of Events, contact The
Clifton Record office at (254) 675-
3336, send information to PO. Box
353, Clifton, TX 76634, fax to (254)
675-4090, or submit via e-mail
< news@cliftonrecord.com >.
and vegetables may help reduce the
risk of breast cancer and some other
cancers.
• Conduct self-breast examinations
monthly. Seventy percent of all breast
cancers are found through self-breast
exams.
• Reduce the negative stress in
your life. Keeping a positive, relaxed
outlook may be beneficial for the im-
mune system, therefore reducing the
risk of some diseases.
Bosque County
Sheriff's
Department
Arrest Reports
Submitted By Chief Deputy Mike Mabry
Recent arrests made in the
county by various law enforcement
agencies include:
• W.N. Cope, charged with driving
while intoxicated (surety off bond),
arrested Friday, Sept. 30, by Deputy
Sofia Salinas.
• Edwin Bushnell, Jr., charged
with several varying charges, ar-
rested Friday, Sept. 30, by DPS
Trooper Medina.
• Pamela Jo Pierson, charged
with theft of service over $1,500 but
less than $20,000, arrested Friday,
Sept. 30, by Deputy Chris Talbert.
• James Edward Hall, charged
with criminal non-support, arrested
Saturday, Oct. 1, by Deputy Darrin
Glenn.
• Ricky Munoz, charged with pub-
lic intoxication, arrested Saturday,
Oct. 1, on reassignment.
• Jason Alton Carlson, charged with
assault by threat, arrested Saturday,
Oct. 1, by Deputy Jeff Schasteen.
• William Kirk Bearden, charged
with theft of property over $50 but
less than $500, arrested Saturday,
Oct. 1, by Deputy Monty Chastain.
Carol Valles Whacker, charged
with DWI, arrested Sunday, Oct. 2,
by Valley Mills Police Officer David
Jimenez.
• Alanda Suzanne Lewins,
charged with aggravated assault
causing serious bodily injury ar-
rested Monday, Oct. 3, by Deputy
Lance Barner.
• Gregory Scott Goddard, ar-
rested on a bench warrant on a
charge of possession of a controlled
substance (Penalty Group 1, more
than four but less than 200 grams),
arrested Tuesday Oct. 4, by Deputy
Barner.
• Brandi Michelle Loyd, charged
with possession of a dangerous
drug, arrested Wednesday Oct. 5, by
Deputy Randy Threlkeld.
• Robert Scott Chenault, Jr.,
charged with contempt of court (dis
obedience of a court order), arrested
Thursday, Oct. 6, by Deputy Adam
(Trey) Sowder III.
CLIFTON — In an effort to in-
crease stroke awareness and hope-
fully to aid in the prevention of
stroke, Goodall-Witcher Healthcare
Foundation is teaming up with Di-
agnostic Health Services to offer a
low-cost community stroke-screen-
ing clinic to be held at the hospital
on Saturday, Oct. 22.
A stroke occurs when an artety
that supplies blood to the brain
bursts or is blocked by a blood clot.
Within minutes, the nerve cells in
that area of the brain become dam
aged and die, and as a result, the
part of the body controlled by the
damaged section of the brain cannot
function properly.
Some risk factors associated with
stroke are high cholesterol, coro-
nary artery disease, advancing age,
smoking, physical inactivity being
overweight, heavy use of alcohol,
and the use of cocaine or other ille-
gal drugs.
General symptoms of a stroke in-
clude sudden onset of numbness,
weakness, or paralysis of the fac6,
arm, or leg, typically on one side of
the body; vision problems in one or
both eyes, such as dimness, blur
ring, double vision, or loss of vision;
confusion, trouble speaking or un-
derstanding; trouble walking, dizzi-
ness, loss of balance or
coordination; severe headache.
The screening to take place at
Goodall-Witcher Hospital on Satur-
day Oct. 22, will utilize ultrasound
to visualize the carotid arteries to
determine whether there is any sig-
nificant level of blockage of these
arteries that carry blood to the
brain. The test, performed by regis-
tered Cardiovascular Sonographers
from Diagnostic Health Services, is
non-invasive, and will take approxi-
mately ten minutes to perform. The
results will be forwarded to the phy-
sician or health care provider of
your choice.
There will be a $20 cash charge
for all screenings, and appoint-
ments are needed. Free blood
pressure checks and blood sugar
checks will be available for those
with appointments as well. Nurs-
ing students from Hill College of
, Vocational Nursing will be assist-
ing with the clinic.
For more information, call the
hospital at (254) 675-8322.
CLIFTON — The Goodall-
Witcher Healthcare Foundation
Auxiliary will again be selling holi-
day greenery items. Expected de-
livery date of the greenery is the
last week of November.
Items to be offered include a
34-inch Christmas tree wreath
priced at $30; 20-foot garland,
$25; a 26-inch wreath, $18; a gift
box wreath and hanger, $30; a
wall/door swag, $14; a brass
wreath hanger, $5; a decorative
pine cone crate, $16; and mailbox
CLIFTON — “Gold ‘N Visions,”
the annual fall fund-raiser for the
Goodall-Witcher Healthcare Foun-
dation Auxiliary, will be held in the
Goodall-Witcher dining room
on Tuesday, Nov. 1, from 7 a.m.
to 5 p.m. The community is in-
vited to take advantage of the
sale of fine jewelry and enjoy
the refreshments that will be
served all day.
Last year, the Auxiliary cleared
approximately $2,500 from the sale
of designer gold and sterling sil-
ver jewelry, name brand watches,
and jewelry raffles. The Auxiliary
receives 25 per cent (net) on sales.
A wide variety of affordable and
attractively displayed jewelry
highlights the sale, which is
staffed by personnel with exten-
sive merchandising and jewelry
background. Gold ‘N Visions pro-
vides a toll-free number for ex-
changes, defective merchandise,
or for other reasons.
The proceeds from the
Auxiliary’s money-making
projects are used to help purchase
swag, $20
Orders can be placed through
Thursday, Nov. 10, by contacting
any hospital auxiliary member.
Orders can also be placed by call-
ing Carol Fields at (254) 675-8176,
Denise Wise at 675-8207, or the
hospital at 675-8322.
“This is a great way to decorate
for the holidays and support your
local hospital,” said Wise. Money
will be collected upon order, and
checks can be made out to Good-
all-Witcher Auxiliary.
needed equipment for the hospi-
tal. In the past, new intensive care
unit beds, new mattresses for the
beds in the hospital, and numer-
ous other items have been pur-
chased.
Five scholarships in the amount
of $500 were also given to recipi-
ents to use toward their education
in nursing service and clinic labo-
ratory this past year as well as
previous years.
“While buying the fine jewelry at
discount prices, everyone will be
helping the Auxiliary to raise
funds for local healthcare projects
at the same time,” said Auxiliary
member Denise Wise. “All of the
proceeds will enhance the delivery
of quality healthcare services to
the community through Goodall-
Witcher Healthcare Foundation.
And with the new remodeling
project the Goodall-Witcher
Healthcare is undertaking, this is
another great way to help support
your hospital.”
“Come and get your Christmas
shopping done early,” Wise added.
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