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Joe Salim James Chapman . . . 5-10, 195, Jr., Wheeler-two- 6-1, 180, Jr., Wheeler-43 solo year starter for a team that aver- tackles, 4 INTs, was named to the aged 164 yards a game on the Globe News Golden Spread 1-A ground, was named to the Globe Super Team Defensive Line as News Golden Spread 1A Super Defensive Back. Team Offensive Line as Offensive Lineman. CWECHAT Tractor Accident Claims WITH Life of Clifton Boydston EDITOR Clifton Boydston of Allison was SURPRISE TEAM OF THE YEAR: The 2002 Ft. Elliott Courgars were named the "Surprise Team of the killed in an accident with a tractor Year" by the Amarillo Globe-News. The team is shown here after they won the Bi-District title; pictured are Winners of Third 'Cash' By Louis C. Stas Thursday near Allison. (back row, I. to r.) Caleb Kirtpatrick, #21; Jason Hathaway, #11; Wesley Hathaway, #31; Larry Lee Horn, An effort had been made to start #24; Seth Meadows, #10; Gradon Schaub, #15; George Helton, #20; Hayden Hartsfield, #30; (front row) Drawing Are Named Calvin Helton, #44; Junior Newman, #12; Junior Gonzales, #80; Cade Zybach, #23, and Blane Baker, #34. CONGRATULATIONS, COU- Clifton's tractor to move some hay. Wheeler Chamber of GARS! The 2002 Ft. Elliott Cou- When the effort to start the tractor Commerce's third 2002 'Cash' gars were named the 'Surprise failed, Clifton was called to the Drawing was held Saturday, De- Team of the Year" by the Amarillo scene. He was standing beside cember 21, 2002. Globe-News. the tractor trying to start the en- Ft. Elliott Shocks Six-Man World -owe-- gine and was not aware the trac- Ft. Elliott was named the "Sur- "Again, I didn't realize it at the offs for the first time in school his- First to be handed out were the $10 envelopes. They went to CONGRATULATIONS, Joe tor was in gear. prise Team of the Year" by Globe- time, but we were a lot faster than tory, and did so by rolling to a 10- Buddy Sparks, Valerie Reeves, Sales and James Chapman! The tractor started and lunged News . The following story was in I thought we were," he said. "Look 0 regular-season record. The Cou- Dick Graham, Alvin Wingo, Sr., These two members of the 2002 forward. Clifton slipped and the the Globe News. at our district track meet last gars crushed their opponents April Hampton, Betty Howard, Wheeler Mustangs were named to rear wheel ran the full length of Ft. Elliott's season may have spring, and we were fifth in the outscoring them 496-44 and win- the Amarillo Globe-News Super Clifton's body. He died a few min- surprised a lot of folks in the six- sprint relay, and didn't get anyone ning nine of 10 regular-season Bobbie Hinnenkamp, Buddy Wood, Josh Couch and C. B. Team. (Continued Page 6) utes later at the scene. man world, none more so than in the 200 finals, so I didn't think games by the 45-point rule. But it Brotherton. those at home. we were that fast. didn't stop there. Fort Elliott routed "We figured it was our year to "But as we played what I thought Silverton, 59-14, in bi-district, and Four lucky Wheeler shoppers rilifton Boydston, 11, Rites Sunday make the playoffs, but we didn't were fast teams, we seemed to be then upset No. 1-ranked and de- each received $25 in 'Cash'. They know how far we'd advance," said just as fast as they were. The aix- fendiag state champion were Chase Helton, Betty Howa. Clifton Wayne Boydston, 71, Larry Lee Horn, running back/de- man game is really a game of Whitharral, 28-22. Sands ended Shai Daugherty and Mitchell Ford. died Thursday, December 26, fensive end. "We were pretty sure speed." the Cougars' season in the The two $50 winners were 2002, in Wheeler. we'd make the playoffs, but we Fort Elliott put the finishing quarterfinals, 45-41. Jandee Taylor and Savanna Services were at 2:30 p.m. Sun- didn't think we'd go as far as we touches on an unbeaten regular Comment: "It was unbelievable Shipp. day, December 29, 2002, in Allison did." season by shutting out Follett, last said Larry Lee Horn, running back/ School Gymnasium with the Rev. Jamie Taylor was the big 'Cash' Indeed, a 12-1 record, a berth year's district champion, 48-0. defensive end. "We all had a lot of F. R. Johnson, former pastor, the winner for the day. She received in the quarterfinals, winning 10 out Facing a 9-1 Silverton team in bi- fun. Knowing we were the first Rev. M. C. McDaniel, pastor and the $100 envelop. of 12 games by the 45-point mercy district, the Cougars rolled to a 59- team at Fort Elliott to do this is the Rev. Roy Jones of Midland, rule, all of that exceeded expec- 14 win. pretty special. And knowing we Following the 'Cash' drawing, officiating. Burial was in Zybach tations, including those who did That brought Whitharral in the took full advantage of it and know- four $100 grocery certificates were Cemetery by Wright Funeral them. area round in Happy. The Pan- ing it could be several years be- given away. The drawing was Home of Wheeler. "We really didn't know how good thers were the defending state fore it happens again is just a great sponsored by the Wheeler Stu- Mr. Boydston was born on Au- we were," Ft. Elliott coach Curtis champions, and had a 26-game feeling." dent Council, Thriftway and lust 29, 1931, in Barber, Arkan- Smith said. "I didn't know if we winning streak. But Fort Elliott was Editor's Note: The above story Wheeler County Women's Club as to W. H. and Opal Brown were fast enough to play with ready for the task. Despite being was written by Jon Mark Beilue. with the proceeds of the drawing • Lioydston. He moved to Allison as Whitharral, even Silverton, but as a 28-point underdog by to benefit Danielle Hughes. a young child. Mr. Boydston at- we got on the field with them, we sixmanfootball.com, the Cougars Connie Porter, Gail Sams and tended Allison schools. He married realized we were just as fast and led 16-0 just minutes into the Sharon Horton won the groceries. Velma Louise Harrison on Dec. 5, just as quick. I don't think early on game. 1950, in Wheeler. He was a life- we realized we were capable of Though Whitharral made a Clifton Wayne Boydston Gift Certificates Given time farmer and rancher. playing with those type of teams. couple of second-half charges, He also was employed by It was a breakthrough year in Boydston of Allison; 22 grandchil- Fort Elliott hung on for a 28-22 win, Parker Drilling Co. for 23 years, many ways for the small consoli- easily the biggest upset of the year At Tues. Cash Drawing the last seven in international drill- dren, Jonathon Walker, Justin dated school, the Globe-News Walker, Melissa Flemming, for any area team. Christmas Eve was made a little ing, retiring in 1996. He served Super Team surprise team. Tak- "Last year, we knew Whitharral brighter for seven lucky Wheeler many offices in his church, Allison Melody Draper, Jeff Chadwick, ing in the communities of Mobeetie Chris Chadwick, Greg Boydston, won it and you wonder what would shoppers at the fourth of the 2002 United Pentecostal Church, where and Briscoe, the high school has it be like to play them-how bad Wheeler Chamber of Commerce he was a lifetime member. He also Amie Boydston, Michelle Phillips, an enrollment of only 40. Out of Michael Hulse, Jeremy Montgom- would they beat you or would you 'Cash' drawings, held Tuesday, served on the Allison I.S.D. Board 17 boys, 16 are involved in the have a chance?" Horn said. "We December 24. on the west side of of Trustees. He loved hunting and ery, Tim Montgomery, Kristi Mont- football program, 13 of which play. gomery, Adam Martin, Heather were all nervous, but we thought, the square. The first two $25 tick- fishing and was a very devoted In the previous five years of var- 'This is crazy. We got nothing to Boydston, Jason Boydston, ets went to Josh Alonzo; other $25 husband, father and grandfather. sity football, the Cougars had not lose. Let's go all out..' winners were Donna Walser and He loved his family very much. Sabrina Dupont, Cody Dupont, made the playoffs. But there were Kimber Thompson, Brittany Th- "We were pumped up, excited Gwen Wilson. He was preceded in death by his signs last year that 2002 could be and ready to go. They fumbled the ompson, Chase Thompson and The two $50 envelopes went to father, and 1 daughter, Wanda special. opening kickoff and (Brandon) Christin Thompson; and 13 great- Kim Goad and Christine Atherton. Walker in July, 2002. Fort Elliott was 6-4_ A 34-32 lost Hoskins got hurt. Things just grandchildren. Two individuals each received Survivors include his wife; 2 to Miami, that coming on a last- started falling into place right Herchell Whitener Pallbearers were Bret Begert, $100 envelopes; they were sons, Gary and wife, Julie, and second field goal, prevented the there." Larry Elmore, Mark Forward, Shawnna Hampton and Josh Bennie and wife, Debbie, all of Cougars from the playoffs. And when Junior Newman Jimmy Gilmer, Gary Hall, Richie Graveside Services For Couch. Allison; 5 daughters, Shirley But Fort Elliott returned all but knocked away a fourth-down pass Kiker, DeWayne Lane, and Steve Chadwick of Oklahoma City, La one starter on offense and de- with 1:21 left at the FE 35, the Sue Gaines' name was drawn Quinta Hulse and husband, Mike Walker. Honorary Pallbearers Herchell Whitener, 89 fense and the motivation of that Cougars could begin celebrating. for the TV given away by the XI were Hiram Begert, Bob Cornell, Herchell Whitener, 89, diet of Tucson, Arizona, Sue Martin loss kept the returnees focused. "It was an unbelievable feeling," Upsilon Eta sorority. The proceeds and husband, Ernie of Jones, Bill Donaldson, Henry Dupont, Wednesday, December 25, 2002, "That game showed us we were Horn said. "All the fans ran on the were to benefit Mike Bailey. Pete Gilmer, Lester Hall, Richard in Vista, California Oklahoma, Cheryl Dupont and close, but we needed to do some field. People were taking pictures. Cody Dupont was the winner of Kiker, Alton Lohberger. Virgil Graveside services were at 2 husband, Henry of Allison, and things to get us stronger and We got hugs from everyone. You the "World's Largest Stocking", Stinnett, and Harold Walker. p.m. Monday, December 30, 2002, Kim Thompson and husband, faster," Smith said. "As soon as didn't think, 'We just advanced to given away by Hyland's Phar- Chuck of Amarillo; his mother, The family suggests memorials in Kelton Cemetery in Kelton, with basketball was over, we hit the play another week.' No, you macy. be to Allison United Pentecostal Dr. Toby Henson of First Baptist Opal Boydston of Allison; 3 broth- weight room and the track. They thought, 'We just beat the defend- The First State Bank, Mobeetie/ Church, Allison, TX 79003; or Tu- Church officiating. Arrangements ers, Curtis Boydston, Vance dedicated themselves at that point ing champions." Wheeler, gave away 24 certifi- pelo Children's Mansion, P.O. Box were by Wright Funeral Home. Boydston and Forrest Boydston, to make sure it wouldn't happen Ft. Elliott's season ended on the cates, worth $25 each. Each of the 167, Tupelo, MS 38802. Mr. Whitener was born to Hiram all of Allison; 1 sister, Juanita again." same field the next week, dropping certificates were to be spent with and Flora Rape Whitener on May The senior-oriented 2002 Cou- a back-and-forth 45-41 decision to a different Wheeler merchant. 23, 1913, on the farm in Kelton. gars used a balanced offense, a Sands. Winners were: Ana Rosa Mr. Whitener married Vivian Viola rugged defense and versatility to "We worked hard and did what Duenas-Mustang Video; Vernon overwhelm opponents. Jason we had to do, but every workout Johnson on December 23, 1933, in Erick, Okla. They had 5 sons Prator-Speedi-Mart; Seth Car- Hathaway threw for 41 touch- was just fun," Smith said. penter-County Star News; Josh downs and 1,826 yards. Horn and "Sometimes they tried my pa- and 2 daughters. Over the years he was a farmer, Alonzo-Zodell's; Greg Hamp- Kade Zybach rushed for 757 and tience, but they were a blast to be ton-Wheeler Vet Clinic; Bobbie 657 yards respectively. around. They really enjoyed the a carpenter and an oil field hand. On November 26, 1962, he mar- Hinnerkamp-Wheeler Flower Defensively, the Cougars were game of football." ried Hortense L. Pittman Phillips Shop; Martha Patterson- often immovable. They allowed Surprise Team of the Year in Odessa and resided there for Marshall Discount Auto; Huey only 115 yards a game and per- Why Honored: Fort Elliott ad- many years. Mr. Whitener was a Carr-Wheeler Lumber Co.; mitted only 20 points in its last nine vanced to the six-man state play- member of Second Baptist Church Jamie Taylor-County General regular-season games. Defensive Store; Jennifer Carpenter- ends Junior Gonzales and Horn, in Odessa and Trinity Baptist Church in Sun City Center, Florida_ Maxeys Steakhouse; Roy as well as Zybach, the leading Hospital Notes Bradstreet-Jones Fuel; Christine tackler, shut down teams. He was preceded in death by his Extended Care Atherton-Hefley Hardware; The Cougars only played eight parents; a brother, Wayne; a sis- Ruth Ledbetter Christine Atherton-Cross Car regularly and several could play ter, Lena; two daughters, Bonnie Verne Lohberger Center; Jamie Taylor-Dobson, different positions, a key to con- Sue and Bonnie Louise; and a Ardie Martin Gary Ware; Teresa Soto-Para- sistency, Smith said. And Smith son, James Andrew. DRA" OR TV: Xi Upsilon Eta Sorority would like to thank every- Gladys Pannell dise Cove; Amy Hunt-Antique probably underestimated how Survivors include four sons, one for supporting their fundraiser for the Mike Bailey Family. The win- Geneva Hoggard Cupboard; Jamie Taylor- quick his players could move. Glen Whitener of Carlsbad, Cali- ner of the TV was Sue Gaines. The sorority wants to say a special New Admissions fornia H. Wesley Whitener of San Hyland's; Betty Howard-The Thank You to Wheeler Banking Center, First State Bank, Mobeetie/ Immunization Clinics 12/14 Willa Fillingim Antonio, Donald B. Whitener of Wheeler Times; Josh Alonzo- Wheeler Branch, and Citizens Bank of Shamrock for all the support offering the vaccines that give pro- 12/27 Faye Risner Flint, Michigan, and Ronald E. Hibler Implement; Georgia Hall- and donations. We would also like to thank Teresa Ware at Wheeler tection against childhood diseases 12/28 Charles Finsterwald Whitener of Colorado Springs, Mel's Diner; Barbara Fourier- TV, Louis and Barbara Stas at The Wheeler Times and Toby and are scheduled for January 2003 in Dismissals Colorado; a sister, Flossie Lee Wheeler Texaco; Harold Jones- Jessica Brooks at the County Star for all the advertising support. Pic- your area. January 22, 2003 in 12/27 Willa Fillingim Meyer of Sedro Wolley, Washing- Soto's Family Restaurant; Josh ured are Bobbie Walker, Kara Richardson and Dena Brown, repre- Wheeler at Wheeler School at 12/29 Faye Risner ton; many grandchildren; and Couch, Wheeler Thriftway, and senting the sorority and Darrell Gaines, whose wife, Sue, won the TV. 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 12/30 Estelle Orr many great-grandchildren. Valerie Reeves--g-E&L Enterprises.

thought on these things, behold, people from their sins. Next Sunday, January 5, will be the angel of the Lord appeared to Happy Brithday to Rhonda First Sunday Singing at Gageby ourirgy him in a dream, saying, Joseph, McWhorter and Lou Dean Douthit Church at 6:00 p.m. (Briscoe Com- r on Jan. 5, Annie Ruth Lee, Nikki thou son of David, fear not to take munity Church will no longer be in unto thee Mary thy wife, for that Robinson and Tommy Whitlow on the rotation). Everyone invited to THE WNEELER TIM ‘, NEWS which is conceived in her is of the Jan. 6; Evelyn Huff, C. B. PAGE 2—Thursday, January 2, Gageby to sing or give readings By Verna - Wheeler. town of I nendship and Holy Ghost. And she shall bring Brotherton, Leonard Fulks and and worship the Lord. Fellowship Mathew 1: 20, 21: But while he forth a son and you shall call his Carol McCurley on Jan. 7; Sue to follow. name Jesus, for He shall save his Giddens, Brenda Smith, Sue Next Friday night is scheduled Reames and Michael Shorter on for XYZ at Mobeetie Baptist Jan. 8; William Cornell, Leta Mead- Church, Jan. 3, at 6:00 p.m., WHEELER COMMUNITY ows, Katie Christie, Kyle Masters weather permitting. Everyone in- and Villard Hunter on Jan. 9; vited. Brooke Verden, Lynnette Lewis, Christmas Day at Nelda Dukes CHURCH Arden Kenady, Bonnie Maddox, home were Bevard and Diane Rev. Alberta and Pat Helton Curt Smith and Betty Smith on Dukes, Garland and Charlene Jan. 10; Audra Weatherly, Tho- Dukes and Bronwyn, Brandon and 806-323-9849 or 826-5607 mas Helton, Sallie Adcock and Keg Dukes and David and Becky Collin Hampton on Jan. 11, Zybach. P.O. Box 544 Happy Anniversay to Dary and Sunday, Dec. 22, C. B. Wheeler, TX 79096 Sammie Atherton on Jan. 5; Rob Brotherton took Maurine half way and Geniva Hogan on Jan. 7; Larry to Yukon, Okla., to meet Gary and 801 S. Alan Bean Blvd John 14: 6: "Jesus saah unto him, and Vickey Nelson and Steve and Ryan Brotherton so Maurine could Bertie Eudey on Jan. 8. wit the way, the truth and the Ire; go visit them. C. B. left Wednes- Sunday-6:30 P.M. Willa Fillingim got very ill in the no man cometh unto the Father but by me. day morning to go to visit them and —WELCOME— night Monday night, Dec. 23, and bring Maurine back and spend was having breathing problem, Christmas with them. away off over there by herself. She Christmas Day at Doris hated to call anyone at 2:00 a.m. Finsterwald's were Bill and Tonya JENNINGS PLUMBING, HEATING but finally called 911. Richard Meadows a near neighbor, re- Finsterwald and Brandon, Bob and & AIR CONDITIONING sponded quickly, even at 2:00 a. m. Mary Nell Finsterwald and April and snowy and cold. Dewayne and Andy and Donald and Charles Lane, paramedic from near Allison Finsterwald and Doris. Andy and ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCEMENT: Berend and Fillingim to mi LARRY JENNINGS, Owner soon came and gave her oxygen. Brandon also spent Wednesday Melvin and Joyce Berend of Windthorst, Texas are proud to annal TACI.801 7641E David Pearson, with Briscoe Fire night with Doris. the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter K1 Licensed, Insured & Bonded Department met the ambulance Nice to see Phyllis Hefley and LeAnn to Dallas Fillingim son of David and Rita Pearson of Bill and brought them to Willa's door. Kristi eating lunch with Jim and Texas, grandson of Willis and LaVerna Fillingim of Wheeler. Tt The ambulance people worked Beth Alvey at Maxeys Thursday. The wedding will take place March 1, 2003 at St. Mary's Cal with Willa and feared for her life. They had their Christmas at Church, Windthorst, TX. (806) 826-3153 When they got to the hospital, Dr. Pauline Hefleys Christmas night. Licensed Septic Systems, & Site Houseal and nurses took over. Dr. Phyllis was expecting Darren and Wichita Falls, Texas. The Graddys Dallas. Thankful for the sun Houseal from Amarillo helps out in Chalone Hefley and Dawson and also visited folks at Canadian. melted most of the snow. Evaluations the emergency room some on holi- Logan from Tulia to come Friday Tuesday night was the annual Nice to see Lisa Singlet( days and weekends. Willa really for a visit and Christmas celebra- Christmas Eve service at Gageby Thrittway Tuesday. She was "A Flush . . .1s appreciated him and all that helped. tion. Church in spite of the snow. The ing so pretty. She and hint Better Than a She wants to thank all who helped Also at Maxeys were Sherry and County plowed the roads and Andy and Phillip and Katie! JYORW The Colony are here visiti - Full House ! ! ! in any way and prays God's bless- Randi Davis. Randi was leaving cleared the parking area of the SALES & SERVICE ings on each of you. Friday to go to California to visit church. They had a very good pro- folks, Katherine and Harold J friends while on spring break from gram and lots of good singing and Theya Iso visited Willa at the college. delicious refreshments. Some pital. We enjoyed having Lee and there were Ray and Glenda Nice to have Danny and Esther Brown and Joan and Jes- Hudson, Evelyn, Kathy and Fillingim spend Christmas Dal sica come Thursday to visit. We Jocelyn Meek, Keith Meek, Devin us. They brought some delis did a lot of visiting and played 2 and Jona Meek, and Shantell and food and helped with things. D games of Chicken Foot and ate at Tommy and Aaron Laverty and shoveled snow from driveway Maxeys. Friday the Browns went Sonya and Patrick Hudson and steps and carried out the tra onto visitJennifer and Kevin Wood others. have not been out much. and boys at Claude. The Woods Wednesday Kathy Meek and Martha Meek had a quiet Cl did not make it down to Ratliff City Ray and Glenda Hudson and mas as none of her family for Christmas because of the Patrick and Sonya visited the get out very well. She enjoyi weather. The twins go to school at Abraham Home at Canadian. Ray visit from her neighbor, De Fox and are very active in all things. was Santa Claus and handed out Wingo. Slippery at Martha's. They have four foreign exchange treats and got lots of hugs from the Vernon and Sandy Siviage students at Fox. Jessica and Joan residents. missionaires to Uganda. Th: are 16 and have their drivers' li- I hope all you people who have in Texas till April on furloug censes. been singing about a White Christ- good to see them out to Wh Leslynn and Ron Webb invite mas are happy. Enough already! Baptist Church with Vernon's you to an Open House honoring Grandson Clint surely would have Olaf Siviage, Sunday. Also CLEARANCE their mother, Genevieve Webb on daughters and husbands, Am enjoyed the snow afew years ago. her 90th birthday, Wednesday, Ought to bundle some up and send Brad Klein and Keri and Brant January 1, 2003, from 2 to 5 p.m. to him. They rarely get snow in and Madeline. They also vp at 618 Nelson St. in Canadian. n with Grandmother Audie S'S Todd Meek will be in the country and Gaye Hale and family. of Cyprus from Dec. 28 to Jan. 8, psten to Nice to see Rob and Ge during Christmas break from Hogan with Chuck and La Waco, helping with a retreat for Hogan and Robert and Li Missionaries from Europe, Africa, KPDR-FM, 90.5 Shugart at Maxeys Sunday. • Asia and the Middle East and WHEELER, TEXAS I goofed. Greg Clark has expecially their children. Pray for ing shop at the east en PICK A PLAN THAT WORKS FOR YOU Todd as he ministersto them. Todd Mobeetie Cowboy Oasis. 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Our sympathy goes out to the Sunday Leola Stuart and Gladys Those having dinner with Aaron family of Albert Newman. He Richardson went to Shamrock and and Arica Lancaster Christmas day passed away this past week. visited with Mrs. Bulah Stuart and was Earnest and Brenda Saturday Dale and Melba Otis. Lancaster, Stormi and Lamari. Corcoran visited in Amarillo with Robert Stuart and Alexis of El Visiting with Gene and Sue Phil Miller, Jesse, Kobe, Lacy, Reno, OK visited with Gladys Harrison over the holiday were Brandy, Kayla, and Logan. They Richardson and Leola Stuart on Leslie and Jan Harrison of Booker visited in Pampa with Bill and Dutch Monday. Jimmy and Patsy and Cindy Gorley, Bill, Mary and Elliott and Agnes Barnes. Richardson and Lisa of Oklahoma Gary of Ouanah. Earnest and Brenda Lancaster, City visited Tuesday with Leola James Moore of Fort Worth is Stormi and Lamari visited in and Gladys. visiting his mother Inez Moore and Crowell with Brenda's family Felix Those visiting Christmas day sister Wanda Hefley, Tamara and and Jean Taylor. They went over with Leola Stuart and Gladys James. the weekend. The Taylor family Richardson were Dale Richardson Those eating Christmas dinner was together. of Elk City, Eddie and Amy with Wanda Hefley, Tamara and Several from Mobeetie attended Richardson of Wheeler, Ivy, Justin were Gene and Sue the singing in Canadian Saturday Marsha and William Richardson of Harrison, Leslie and Jan Harrison night. Erick OK. of Booker, James Moore of Ft. REE SHOT: Ft. Elliott played Shamrock Friday, Dec. 27. The game went into overtime with Ft. Visiting Friday night with Dale Worth. Hiatt winning 56-53. Sarah Zybach, #21 takes a free shot in overtime. #12 is Tamara Hefley; the and Melba Corcoran was Kevin KELTON Matt and Collin McCurley of Lub- ady Cougar with her back to the camera is Andrea Hathaway, #02. Corcoran and Samuel and Angie bock are spending the school break Cornish of Pampa. with their parents Randy and Carol Those enjoying dinner with THURSDAY, January 6, 2003 — McCurley and Holly. Aaron and Arica Lancaster Sun- FRIDAY, January 10. 2003 Gene and Sue Harrison went to day were Bob Meller, Nadine Lane, MONDAY Carnegie OK on Sunday and vis- Im Danny and Betty Rogers and Dale Breakfast: Cereal, Toast, Juice, ited with Russell and Thelma mat and Melba Corcoran. Milk Ulrich. ir Barry and Terri Corcoran, Cody, Lunch: Steakfingers, Mashed Visiting with Orville Greenhouse Sri Justin and Nolan of Biloxi are vis- Potatoes, Gravy, Green Beans, over the holiday were Virginia r.1 iting with Pete and Sue Seitz, Jane Hot Rolls, Fruit, Milk Mixon and Miles Mixon from Ca Seitz, and Dale and Melba TUESDAY Dumas and Doyle Greenhouse of Corcoran. Breakfast: Cinnamon Toast, Poolville. I had a letter from Edith Cross. Applesauce, Juice, Milk su Those enjoying Christmas eve She asked that we remember Lunch: Lasagna, Corn, Salad, dinner and Christmas tree with Byron in our prayer list. He has Toast, Jeltin/w Fruit, Milk Hugh and Mae Bailey were Lois prostate cancer and will be taking vas WEDNESDAY and Glen Hugh and Robert, Silver treatments in Jan. Right now he in Biscuits, Gravy, Juice, but Breakfast: and Lucky of Fritch. Richard and on medication trying to shrink the Milk Kay Dickey of Wheeler, Michael ktia SHOOTING: Tamara Hefley, #12 for the Cougars, takes a shot at the basket in the Ft. Elliott/ tumor. Pigs /n Blanket, Blackeye tit Lunch: and Malaha Hughes of Canadian. Shamrock game. To the left of the picture is Andrea Hathaway, #02; far court is #21, Sarah Zybach. Melody Sherrell of Copan, OK Peas, Macron' & Cheese, Straw- IdJ Chuck and Jeanie Smith, Dustin, Holley McCurley, #10 is shown to the right. visited Friday with Wilhelmina berries Sheet Cake, Milk thi Reece, Veronica, Allison, Jesse Sherrell and Lorene Rector. She THURSDAY and Jamie of Pringle, Gary and had been in Elk City staying with Eggs, Sausage, Bis- nd Breakfast: Kim Hughes, Nickie, Brooke and her father C. W. Burch in the hos- cuits, Jelly, Juice, Milk Di Brenda of Fritch, Lucy and Stacy pital. She returned to Copan on Hamburgers, Cheese, iel Lunch: Clark and Taney of Fritch, Geoffrey Saturday. French Fries, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Dickey and Landa of Canadian, Jack and Bernice Hefley spent Pickle, Onions, Strawberries, Ice Jean and Steven McAlpine, Bailey Sunday and Monday night in Ama- Cream, Milk and Taylor of Mobeetie and Bill rillo. He had an early doctor ap- FRIDAY and Louise Bailey of Pampa. pointment Monday morning. He Breakfast: Blueberry Muffins, Christmas day Hugh and Mae 3t( underwent a heart cat. Jack is ily Toast, Juice, Milk Bailey went to Borger. Mae ate doing fine. He got a good report. Lunch: Chili Cheese Dogs, Christmas dinner with Gary and The cafe was open Monday but Veggie Sticks, Tator Tots, Or- Kim Hughes and Nicki, Brooke was closed Tuesday and Wednes- anges, Milk and Brenda. Hugh ate dinner with day for Christmas. Menu is subject to change. his sister-in-law Sylvia Flendon and We had a big snow Monday. We family. had a white Christmas. It changed Gary Morris had a Christmas several peoples plans for Christ- Party Saturday. Those attending mas. We were luckythe wind didn't LOOKS GOOD: Andrea Hathaway, #02 takes were Gary and Linda Davis of blow. a shot at the basket. Tamara Hefley, #12 moves Wheeler, Laura Fern Selby, Mike Scott Neighbors went to Altus up.to be in position for a rebound in the Ft. Elliott' Killingworth, Aaron and Claudette Wednesday to visit his mother, Shamrock game Friday, Dec. 27. Laverty and Caaron, Dorotha Beck grandmother and son for Christ- of Lefors and Aminda and daugh- mas. He had a doctors appoint- ter of Pampa. Everyone had a nice ment on Thursday. time. Dale and Melba Corcoran fixed Laura Fern Selby had an early dinner and took it to Lorene Rec- Christmas those attending were tors for dinner Christmas day. JUNIOR HIGH GAME: Ft. Elliott Jr. Hi. boys Kathleen Frankenberyot Wheeler, Audrey Seitz suffered afall Tues- ly played Shamrock Jr. Hi. on Friday evening. Play- Michelle Selby of Amarillo, ing defense are Hayden Hartsfield, #30, Gradon day and broke her kneecap. She DeWayne and Lora Selby, Crys- 5a was in the house and talking on e Schaub, #5 and Calvin Helton, #44. tal, Cody and Chelsea of Mobeetie the phone when she fell. She is in and Byron Lohberger of Montague. Amarillo in the hospital. Remem- Lois Reeves has been in the These Pictures Compliments of ber her in your prayers. They are Shamrock Hospital twice this not able to do surgery until they get month. She had heart failure, liver Charles F. Kuntz her blood thicken. It was too thin Diana Cook, 2 1/2 years old, failure and kidney failure plus CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT due to medication she takes. is the daughter of Jon and shingles. She is doing some bet- 1-800-313-5516 i Edith McLaughlin was transfer Robyn Cook of Cloudcroft, ter. aa 111 W. Texas Ave *Wheeler, TX from the Care Center to Amarillo New Mexico. She is the grand- Bob Bull is scheduled to enter 1 Tel: 806/826-5516 x ' 44 '6011Kie4 and put in Hospice. Remember daughter of Jenny and Mike the hospital in Amarillo Monday for 121 N. Main • Shamrock, TX them in your prayers. Kent and SHOOTING: George Helton, #21, shoots for Tel: 806/256-3790 Smith of Wheeler. kidney stones. He will be going for points in the Ft. Elliott/Shamrock Jr. Hi. game Debbie McLaughlin were with her For all your . . . outpatient treatment. Friday night. on Thursday. Those having Christmas with as Dense) and Fern Reed, Bob Insurance Needs, See Lois and Bob were Ed's daughter 15 Meller and Nadine Lane, Lorene Christine, Caleb and Joe of LA. Rector, Melody Sherrell and Dale Eastern Panhandle Sebrina and Edward Jr. went home and Melba Corcoran ate lunch at with her to visit their mother at the Cowboy Oasis Friday. Insur. Agency, Inc. Shreveport. Sebrina will stay with C. W. Burch has been moved to 117 W. Texas Si.—Wheeler her mother and Edward Jr. will a regular room at the hospital and 806/826-3573 return home and school here. may be discharged soon. He is on *Auto *Home *Life *Health Alvin and Diane Reeves spent the road to recovery. Christmas in Canadian with Shan- *Comnercial *Bonds Lorene Rector and Melba (Continued Page 5) Corcoran left Friday to go to Kenny 8 and Melody Sherrell in Copan OK. )a They went to attend the wedding and Air of Christy Sherrell and Daniel Williams Healing Hallock. The wedding was Decem- ber 28. Air -- Bud Wilhelmina Sherrell, Penny Hilburn, Candy and Payton also M attended the wedding of Christy Sherrell and Daniel Hallock. Those visiting with Chuck and Louise Hogan during the holiday Donald "Bud" Williams were Rob and Geniva Hogan of Highway 592 Stillwater, OK, Joe and Taiiia Allison, TX 79003 e, FREE SHOT: Jason Hathaway, #11, takes a free shot in the Ft. Elliott/Shamrock game Friday night. Farrell, Joseph and Shawanee of Wesley Hathaway is #31, Seth Meadows is #10 and Kad Zybach is #4. Sayre, OK and Mike and Dani Lynn (806) 375-2326 Lic. #TACLI3021672E Farrell and Dillion Wayne of Elk City, OK. GIFTS AMBASSADOR CARDS Those enjoying dinner Christ- mas Eve with Jack and Bernice O 541 Hefley were Mark Hefley of Butler, EW/AY) D)9 0 PHARMACY OK, Mark and Melissa Hamilton, 0 Dustin and Heather of Wheeler, 109 W. TEX. ST.—WHEELER, TEXAS 0 Tamara and Justin Hefley of 0 Mobeetie and Michael Hall of 2.5 Phone: 806/826-5561 Pampa. They had the meal ready In when Jack and Bernice got home 3 from Amarillo. .Jack and Bernice Hefley fixed dinner Sunday and took it to Opal FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR. WRECKER SERVICE Hefley and visited with her. P Those visiting with Estelle )t Hodges over the holiday were McCAIN'S AUTO BODY 3t granddaughters, Carri ;01 Teagardner, David and Cody 117 W. OKLAHOMA - BOX 65 - WHEELER, TX 79096 w Harkey and Misty Roland and PHONE: 806/826-3433 Bailey of Durant, OK, Eddie and MAKES POINTS: The shot by Seth Meadows, #10, looks good in the Ft. Elliott/Shamrock game Gail Moke of Amarillo, Terry and Friday, Dec. 27. Jason Hathaway is #11, Wesley Hathaway is #31 and Kade Zybach is #4. Glenda Dickey and John of INSURANCE CLAIMS OWNER: BOB McCAIN st McLean, Hannah Jones of McLean im and Brad and Melissa Dickey of if Beaver, OK. David and Melba Seitz went to -a Crowell last week to stay with MOORE In grandchildren while Sherlyleen INSURANCE AGENCYOM had day surgery. 111 W. nd S - tat Those visiting with Jane Seitz 'odd Moore, Agent es and David and Melba Seitz over 800-687-37 u to the holiday were Mike and Shamrock, TX 79079 Fax (806) 256-8919 Sherlyleen Williams, Kerry, Bryan and Kantrell of Crowell, Dave and (806) 256-8911 gi Terri Seitz, Kaylie and Emily of Wylie TX, Randy and Carol WELCOME TO McCurley, and Holly of Mobeetie, Collin and Matt McCurley of Lub- FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH bock, Bo and Brenda Keys and 8TH AT MAIN - P.O. BOX 89 - WHEELER, TX 79096 Jerad of Reydon, OK, Lindy and CHURCH (8Q6) 826-3114 - PARSONAGE (806) 826-3079 Mark Fletcher of Elk City, OK, and Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Barry and Terri Corcoran, Cody, Dicky Carstensen, Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. 5A tat Justin and Nolan of Biloxi, Missis- Pastor Old Fashioned Hymn Singing sippi. Sunday 5:30 p.m. P JUMPING: Gradon Schaub, #5, jumps for control of the ball as overtime play begins in the 1-t. Community Evening Praise Service (180 Youth Center) 7:00 pin. Eiiiott/Shamrock game Friday night. Waiting to play are (I. to r.) Calvin Helton,# 44, Blaine Baker, Jane Seitz spent Christmas day with Pete and Sue Seitz and fami- iP #34, and Kelsey Zybach, #23 to the left of #5. lies.

SPARLIN'S HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath, Den, Living Room, Laundry Room, Kitchens Want with New Cabinets, Built in Range WHEELER TIME w/Hood, Enclosed Patio w/Con- R. C. 'BOB' CALLAN PAGE 4-Thursday, January 2, 2 crete Cellar, Garage and Carport, -Wheeler, town of focndship a nd pr OIL GAS AND MINERAL LEASES Outside Garage or Storage, and Large Shop. Phone 826-5830 or r<• Ads MAILING ADDRESS 826-3006. 10/24rtn OFF. 806/352-71391 BOX 7473 MEMBER 2001 Canadian Laundry and Dry RES. 806/352-3204 AMARILLO. TEXAS 79109 FOR SALE: 160 acres farmland. Cleaners, 1 -800-766-653 2 or Approximately 75 acres cultivated. TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATIO1 mobile 662-6353. We have linens $ RNs-LVNs-CNAs FOR SALE: Seasoned Oak fire- Phone 355-4864 or 826-9505.11/ wood. for parties, banquets and special Stacked and Delivered for 7rtn - - $165. per cord. 779-2186 or 779- OtainiOtO occasions, napkins and banquet -RRTs-CRRTs $ SI XII 3284. 9/19rtn ousiall0 tops. We specialize in Dry Clean- NURSE REGISTRY, INC. FOR SALE: Hesston 565a Round *Hata PAUSI ISGS 8100 110ME. ing and Starched Jeans. rtn Baler. Excellent Condition. Call CUISS S OniettOtra4tv Staffing Oklahoma, Kansas, & 1102 Oklahoma. This FOR SALE: 806-375-2208 or 806-375-2574. Texas 2 bed 1 bath home has very spa- Earn Income 2003 $200-$500 112-2/6p weekly mailing travel brochures. TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS cious rooms and a large lot. For more information send a self- CALL 580-225-7804 Livingroom, dining room, garage, Edward Abraham Memorial storm shelter. For information- Must ~G addressed stamped envelope to: Home is now hiring for the posi- HEEL' OR 1-800-734-1470 Real Estate & Rental. Christina Wr Nationwide, P.O. Box 4355, Miami, tion of cook. Apply at 803 Birch NE FL 33269. 12/5-2/28c Or send resume to P.O. Box Hadaway 806-323-8613. 8/15rtn Canadian, or call Lee Anne at 323- P.O. Box 1080 1555 6453 ext. 109 1/2-1/9c Wheeler, Texas 79096 Mary Kay your source for great Elk City, OK 73648 7/26rtn HAY FOR SALE: Small square Phone: 806/826-3123 skin care and color. Call Marla bales of hybrid pearl millet and CNAs needed at Edward Entered as second-class matter December 18, 1933, at the Post Office at Ford at 826-3621 or 898-2305. sudan. Large round bales of sudan Abraham Memorial Home. Day Wheeler, Texas 79096, under the act March 3, 1879 . 11/21c OH St Gas for sale. Dwight Tipps and night shifts. Apply at 803 Birch 806.375.2208 or 806.375.2574. Canadian, or call 323-6453 ext. Postmaster: Send Address changes to The Wheeler Times, P.O. Box 1080, Wheeler, TX 79096-1030 WANTED: Grass pasture to lease 112-2/6p 111. 1/2-19c for cow/calf pairs. Please call Greg NEWS Louis C. Stas, Owner & Publisher Estes at (806) 845-3901. 12/19- (New Location, Completion Unit, Sec. 1,26,H&GN for the fol- 18/700/P7700NutRsiAdeTES. and Plugging Report made pos- 22,A,H&GN (BHL: 500'from North 12/31p lowing wells: Wheeler CounStyU.B.S$C County $20.00 sible by Oil & Gas Reporting Ser- #16-W, spud unknown, plugged & 1390' from East Sec. line) PD vice, 3930 Beaver St., Vernon, TX 11-7-02, TD 2606' (oil) -- #17-W, 3600'. Horizontal well r e'll beat any lender's 76384.. Doris Harrison, Phone: spud unknown, plugged 11-11-02, Application to Re-Enter THE 940/552-6644.) TD 2596' (oil) -- WHEELER (WILDCAT & SILVER price or pay you $500 #29-W, spud unknown, plugged CREEK Morrow Chert) Kaiser- BUSINESS DIRECTORY Intentions to Drill Francis Oil Co., #1 Stiles-Walker Week Ending December 19, 2002 1 1 -1 9-02 , TD 2484' - (disposal) - Real Estate financing for 1461' from North & 1471' from HEMPHILL (WILDCAT & S.W. West line, Sec. 5,A-4,H&GN, PD the Real World® CANADIAN Granite Wash) HEMPHILL (RED DEER CREEK AUTO GLASS INSTALLATION, 14500'. BODY REPAIR & Samson Lone Star Ltd. Partner- Upper Morrow) Apache Corp., #4 Oil Well Completion 24-Hr. WRECKER SERVICE ship, #6208 Isaacs, 2500' from John C. Isaacs, Jr., 'J', et al, Sec. 2,--, A. Lout Survey, spud 2-22-76, GRAY (PANHANDLE) Mon Corp., CROSS Ortutifyi North & 1700' from East line, Sec. #1 Smith, Sec. 139,3,I&GN, spud 208,C,G&MMB&A, PD 10800'. plugged 11-27-02, TD 11325' (gas) CAR CENTER -- Form 1 in Diamond Shamrock 11-1-02, drIg. compl 11-23-02, Gas Well Completions tested 12-10-02, pumped 2.5 bbl. Phone: 826-5515 MORTGAGE HEMPHILL (S.E. CANADIAN Dou- HEMPHILL (WASHITA CREEK of 40 gray. oil + 5 bbls. water, GOR WHEELER, TEXAS • Same-day loan decision g las) Mewbourne Oil Co., #1Jones Brownville) Kaiser-Francis Oil Co., 3200, TD 3268' -- This form was Trust '21', Sec. 21,1,G&M, spud #105 Helton Bowers, Sec. 5,A- guaranteed or we pay filed to change status from inac- 10-15-02, drIg. compl 10-21-02, 1,H&GN, spud 9-16-91, plugged It pays to Advertise tive to active you $250 tested 11-26-02, TD 7500', PBTD 11-13-02, TD 6300' (gas) -- In Here to answer your 7437' -- Intentions to Drill Gas Well Completions HEMPHILL (HEMPHILL Douglas) The Wheeler Times calls 7 days a week Plugged Wells Week Ending December 26, 2002 Yes, these ads are read, HEMPHILL (WILDCAT & BUF- Upland Resources, Inc., #2-13 GRAY (PANHANDLE) Bradley Aluminum You just read this ones 1-111111-883-2036 Operating Co., Inc., East Morse FALO WALLOW Granite Wash) Hefley, Sec. 13,A-1,H&GN, spud Self Scoring Dominion Oklahoma Texas E&P, 9-27-02, drIg. compl 11-10-02, STORM-SCREEN Classified. Inc., #10 Meek '67', 1500' from tested 12-10-02, TD 8400'-- WINDOWS Cash-$4.00 for first 20 words ROBERTS (ALPAR-PEARSON Plurnanem year-roll protection Charge-$6.00 for first 20 words South & 467' from East line, Sec. Changeable from inside. Easy to 15e for each additional word 67,M-1,H&GN, PD 12200'. Brown Dolomite) BP Production clean. Prowler-proof Eliminates Co., #77 Courson Ranch 'B' Unit 5, drafts Cuts Fuel Bills. Open Rate: - ROBERTS (WILDCAT & ALPAR $2.50 Per Col. In, PEARSON Brown Dolomite) BP Sec. 167,C,G&M, spud 9-18-02, •WHEELER LUMBER CO. Card of Thanks: America Production Co., #2 drIg. compl 9-29-02, tested 11-21- 81264926-5543 Wheels. TX Fine Service for Fine People $5.00 • Courson 'D' 22, 2680' from North & 02, MD 4920' -- 400' from East line, Sec. Horizontal well , .4.7=317a=111nnalled -111RMIRIPPSOMIRIr FINANCE & LOANS See Instrument. ASSIGN.-Russell H. Harba A-8, H&GN Ry. Company Survey. ASSIGN.-Prospective Invest- Jr. Trustee to Randall Chris We help you establish good credit Wheeler County DECEMBER 20, 2002 ment and Trading Company Ltd., Oxley, 12-17-02, Sec. 10, Blk ... simple as ABC D-Burton H. Woollard Sr. Trust et al to As Is Investments LLC, et 4, H&GN Ry. Company Surve to Burton H. Woollard Jr., 12-19- al, 11-6-02, See Instrument. DT-W. H. Riley, et ux to Natic COURT RECORDS 02, Pts. Lot 4, Blk. LXXXIX, Sham- DT-Ronnie Hungate, et ux to Bank of Commerce, 12-20-0; rock. First Magnus Financial Corpora- acs. NW 1/4 Sec. 46, Blk. D-Burton H. Woollard Sr. Trust tion, 12-16-02, 1 ac. out of 15.412 H&GN Ry. Company Survey. List of instruments filed in the to Brad Goodin, et ux, 12-19-02, acs. Sec. 56, Blk. A-5, H&GN Ry. (Continued Pag 580-928-9898 Wheeler County Clerk's Office Lots 1 and 2, Blk. 9, PBA, Sham- Company Survey. from December 16, 2002 - De- rock. DECEMBER 23, 2002 cember 24, 2002. 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-••••••,,, Christmas Eve for supper and gifts Childress and boys, Tammy Jo For you are our friends." Country (from Page 2) and games. Some there were Thompson and kids, Brandon and from Carol Hardage's Christmas Cathy and Melvin Hunt, J. R. and Casey Childress, Barry and Terri Letter. mechanic shop.) So take your 4 Shellie Gonzales and Jr. and Corcoran and boys from Missir- There was a very good 5th Sun- .2 welding jobs to Greg. He has had Rayden, Kay and Scott Luttrell, sippi, Damon Remy from St. Louis day singing at Wheeler Baptist THE WHEELER TIMES Ind p r lots of experience. Brandi and Jason Cochran and and Darren Remy, Fat and Wanda Church Sunday night. Adrian PAGE 5—Thursday, January 2, 2003 -7-7-!--j Spending Saturday night with Ransley and Kayleigh, Susie and Childress and several of their fam- Risner led congregational songs, 'Wheeler, town of lnendship and prir" *""44 Martha Meek were granddaughter Billy Umsted and Brody and Abbe, ily. including requests. Josh Henson 10a Tina Hawley and Mitchell, Dustin Jane and Clyde Dukes, and Stacie Fort Elliott High School will play played his Alto Saxophone. Betty Pray for my sister Valoise We enjoyed the "Christmas and Ethan from Amarillo. and Kaymi, Curtis Robinson, basketball at Miami Friday night Howard read poems, "Old Age" Massey who isn't well. Valoise and Crossroads" Musical program pre- 101,1 Hestell Killingsworth enjoyed Jackie Dukes, Ashley Lane, Pat January 3 at 5:00 for J. V. boys and "Old Geezers". Kaylee Marion husband James and Mary Ruth formed by adult choir of Wheeler lunch Sunday at Maxeys with Childress and Amanda and followed by Varsity girls and boys. played a piano solo. Haley and and husband J. W. Van Sant and Baptist Church and students Sun- !It"; Walter and JoAnn Simmons and Melanie Hunt. Most of these were Lefors H. S. will come to Fort Elliott Taylor Sparks sang. Andy Valoise's daughter Carol Jean and day morning December 22. Stu- Dave and Janice Johnson and back Christmas Day plus Dub at Briscoe Tuesday night Jan. 7 at Copeland played his Alto Sax. James Hardage all live at Hide- dents reading were Keri Marion, Colton and Danni from Guymon Swift, (Mary was sick), Kelley and 6:30. Fort Elliott Junior High will Wesley Steen sang, "When I've Away-Lake near Lindale, Texas. James Chapman Katie and nephew Layne Mussman. Bill Shelton and Shawn and Nikki play at Higgins Monday January 6 Gone the Last Mile of the Way". Sunny and Smith Keene of Richardson, Samantha Chapman, Danni and Cotton had stayed with Hunt and Donnie and Justin. They at 6:00 p.m. and in the McLean Jr. Kloette played a piano solo. Ann Rockville, Maryland and daugh- Jonathan Hampton, Lauren Fite, Riley and Deleise Atwood from enjoyed calls from Mike Castle Hi tournament on Saturday, Jan. Killingsworth sang, "Let There be ters Jamie and Toby and baby boy Aspen Hathaway, Chucky Rivera, Christmas. The parents came back and Boyd Helton. Some of the 11. Peace on Earth". Delores Simmons Sage, born in August, and live in Brooks White, Brentney Taylor, Josh Bryant, Tracy Jones, and to get them Saturday and were at guys had to work Christmas. Johnny and Patty Crawford en- sang "Who can Cheer the Heart Alpharetta, Georgia and Barrie and Amanda Bond. Ryan Henson also Wheeler Baptist Church Sunday. David and Rita Pearson were joyed having Mandy and Jason Like Jesus". Weldon Simmons Jimmy from West Virginia all plan played the trumpet, Amanda-flute Charles and Lajo Crownover weekend visitors to Ken and Owens from Amarillo and Matt and sang, "Just a Little Talk With to be there at Hide-Away for Christ- went to Canyon and spent Christ- Lindsey Criswell in Canyon. Ken Jaylie Crawford from Matador Jesus". Tex Copeland and Kloette mas get togethers. Also expect and Kyle Goldsmith-percussion. mas with Charles' mom, Bess needed to work at Bell Heliocopter Singing were Beverly Bryant, Sindy 5 spend a few days with them. Helen Henson sang "Invisible Hands". It Casey and husband and Kenneth Crownover, and got to see their and their baby due any time. Pray Crawford also spent Christmas was all very inspiring and good. Gene Evans from Tyler to be there. Chapman, Maci Ellis, Ann 3 Killingsworth, Ann Long, Claudia kids: Jodie and Kenny Striley and for the Criswells. Day at Johnnys with them. Tues- Everyone was invited to the They have a great time together. Marion, Delores Simmons, Leona Andrew and Londa and Terri Glad to hear that Andy day night they all got together at pastor's home after singing and Many of you know these girls. They Coates, Suzanne Hampton, Gwen Crownover. Also there were Copeland is out of the army and Allison for Christmas. Some oth- asked to bring "left over goodies" planned to go to Methodist Church McCain, Shelly Schubert, Diane Charles' brother, Bobby and Mary back home to Wheeler to Tex and ers there at Helen Crawfords were to share. Christmas Eve Service, and than Sparks, Paul Arganbright, Wes Crownover from Amarillo and f am- Teresa Copeland. His brother, George Crawford and Erika and Good to have Andy Copeland to Carol's house for 'Chili supper Bradstreet, Tex Copeland, Michael lily, Robert and Anne Green and Dudley, will get out in February. Eric and Shellie Crawford and and wife, Tiffaney out to church. afterwards. Mary Ruth is elected Killingsworth, Adrian Risner, Bob family from Hartley. All of Bess' They are in the reserves and could Chase and Payton from Tulia. Af- She was in the army with Andy and Chili maker. Then on Christmas get called back up. Schubert, Andy Bradstreet, Mike children, grandchildren and great- ter supper and opening gifts, they both are out now and expect to be Day they plan to meet at the Van Bryant, Royce Marion and Becky grands were there except Boyce Pete and Sue Seitz enjoyed went caroling over town to Nelda in Wheeler for awhile. Also nice to Sants. Val and girls are elected having their family together Christ Dukes, Nadine Reynolds, Lallora Hardcastle, directed by Kfoette Crownover from Dallas. An inter- see Lacy and Greg Bryant and dressing makers, Quite an art to mas Eve and included Carol and Henson. Joetta Sword at the pi- esting note: Glenn and Tammy Morse, Nona Jones and Irene Jennifer Stas Long out to church. good dressing! Randy McCurley and Collin, Matt ano, Sylvia Shuler at the organ Green have 6 children including 2 Keys, as they have for many years. And Sylvia Shuler's youngest Mike and Jennifer Graddy and and Holly, Bo and Brenda Keys and Darrell Gaines and Leo Shuler year old twins and 1 year old Mary Margaret Dodd enjoyed daughter Lori and her 3 cuties Allison visited Ray and Glenda and Jared and Lindsay and hus- doing the sound system. Thank mas tripletts, all in diapers. Over 30 having her daughters and hus- from Stephenville. She has a twin Hudson and also at Canadian with band Mark and Terri and Barry you! there at Bess Crownovers. bands home for Christmas and boy and girl and another boy. Mike's folks. Sonya and Patrick Corcoran from Missouri and their "God be with you tell we meet Dtj, Some at Rusty and Noveta were Jacque and John Foreman also visited at Ray's during Christ- family. again." Athertons for Christmas were from Lubbock and Diane and Jack mas Holidays. Sorry to hear that Audrey Seitz (from Page3) DeAnn Aderholt and Teesha and Cody from Graham. Nice to see Mobeetk fell and broke her knee in the house them all eating at Maxeys Thurs- Dale Corcoran visited Thursday Torree and Kelley Aderhoft, alifrom non Reeves. and was having surgery at Ama- day before the younger ones in Pampa with Agnes Barnes and Bakersfield, California, Misty Those enjoying Christmas din- rillo Friday. Remember her in your started home. C. G. and Rose- Kevin and Martha Corcoran and Aderhott, who is moving to Dalhart ner on Christmas Eve with Doug rNiuuni prayers. soon, Darville Atherton, Sierra mary Dodd were also part of the Samuel. Sincere sympathy to family and and Patricia Corse were Steve and Atherton, Chynna, Anthony and group together Christmas. friends of Clifton Boydston, 71, in Sami Corse and Davis and the OLD JAIL Wanda Francis Clayton and Darby C. G. and Rosemary Dodd en- his death in a tractor accident. We Aldon Eads family of Pampa. Brownfield and Asher. Rusty had joyed having their family together 3e are so sorry. Doug and Patricia Corse met MUSEUM NEWS to go back to Houston Thursday. Sunday night December 22 for The Mobeetie Museum has Audrey Seitz is doing pretty well Jana Corse of Amarillo and Rick The Fort Elliott CISD is out for He has been a Rig Manager or Christmas and included Joel and been slow this week. and plansto say awhile with daugh- and Zana Corse, Hailey and Ashley the holidays. Tool Pusher for Parker Drillig and Laura Dodd and Brandon, Brandi Dale Corcoran served as .Do- ter, Charlotte Hefley, at McLean. of Claude at the Red River Steak Events are 12-28 High School then unit for nearly 30 years. and Bradley from North Richland cent Tuesday. Carolan Aycock is now living in House in McLean on Saturday for Basketball with Wheeler at Nice to meet Alvin and Delma Hills (Dallas) and Lisa and Paul The museum was closed Mon Amarillo and will attend Amarillo an early Christmas. Wheeler. It starts at 4 PM. Wingo at Maxeys Thursday. They Bentley and Jessica and Ashley day and Wednesday. College in January for the new Here is a poem that seems to fit came to Wheeler from Dallas area from Amarillo and Mary Margaret On 12-30 they play Shamrock at Dale Corcoran shoveled the semester. Pray for Carolan and more each day. about 2 1/2 years ago and like it Dodd, C. G.'s mom. Briscoe. The game starts at 4 PM. walks off Tuesday. our other college kids. We wish the My Forgetter here. Originally Delma was from Nice to have Kathy Meek visit us Both of these are Junior Varsity very best for them all. Carolan is a My Forgetter is getting better Gotebo and Alvin from Vici, Okla- Friday while Evelyn got her hair and Varsity. WHEELER very special young lady. Her new But my rememberer is broke. homa. Lovely people. They live on fixed. Then we all ate lunch to- January 2 is General Store at address is 1405 West 48th St., To you that may seem funny, Mobeetie Street. gether at Cowboy Oasis and had a the Elementary Campus. School Amarillo, TX 79110. Her phone is But to me, That is no joke. Charles and Lajo Crownover good visit. Good food, too. Some retakes up on January 2. January MONDAY, January 6, 2003 — 662-5766. Best wishes! For when I'm here I'm wondering in have been taking care of Willa's others there were Fat and Wanda Junior Varsity Boys and High FRIDAY, January 10, 2003 We've enjoyed all the beautiful If I really should be there critters while she has been in Childress with Brody and Abbie school Girls and boys will play MONDAY trba cards and newsy letters. Sorry I And, when I try to think it through, Wheeler Hospital and going by to Umsted, Arica and Aaron Miami at Miami starting at 4 PM Breakfast: Cold Cereal or Hot hrisf can't get them all answered, but I haven't got a prayer. visit her, Lajo was hoping to take Lancaster, Nadine Reynolds, this is a District Game. Oatmeal, Buttered Toast, Jelly, Bk. I'm trying. Thank you and God Often times I walk into a room her home Friday. Willa was eager Toney and Frances Dickey, Harry The Top of Texas Stock Show Juice, Milk urvej bless you everyone. Say what am I here for? to get back to her animals and and Sherry Sims. will be held January 3-5th. Lunch: Hamburger w/Cheese, Wick I wrack my brain, but all in vain home, and is now home. Mary and Marshall Andis treated January 3 is also AR Points due Hamburger Fixings, French Fries, 0-02 Dayle and Jeanie Binnion from A zero, is my score. Willa enjoyed visits from several the Wheeler Baptist Church for 5th grade. Fruit, Milk Ilk. Midland came and got Jeanie's At times I put something away while in the hospital. Gary and Berean Sunday School class to January 6 Junior High Basket- TUESDAY mom, Marie Gudgel, to spend soy Where it is safe, but Whee! Linda Davis came and brought her Krisy Kreme Doughnuts Sunday, ball game with Higgins at Higgins. Breakfast: Biscuits/Gravy, Bacon pogo eral days with them to celebrate The person it is safest from a big piece of lemon pie. Charles December 22. Very yummy! Thank It is also General Store at the el- and Scrambled Eggs, Jelly or Christmas. They also celebrated Is generally me! and Lajo fed and watered Willa's 3 you! ementary campus. Honey, Juice, Milk their 40th wedding anniversary. When shopping I may see some- puppies, cats, 2 goats, many chick- Nice to meet Kristen Davis at January 7 at 6:30 PM High Lunch: Chicken Spaghetti, All their children and grandchil- one, ens, ducks, turkeys, etc. Leslie Wheeler Post Office one day—a School Basketball with Higgins at Blackeyed Peas, Lettuce Salad, beautiful lady with a lovely smile. dren were there. Also Shannor, Say Hi and have a chat Briscoe. This will be District Game. Fruit, Milk Meadows Wilson came and gave She and Britton haven't gotten and Bill Morgette and their family Then, when the person walks away WEDNESDAY her pictures of herchildren, Johnny moved into their beautiful home were there. Marie enjoyed seeing I ask myself, who's that? MEALS Rnn Breakfast: Cold Cereal or Pan- ).1 and Sydney and Ben Meadows' on Fr\ west of us yet. ft is still under everyone. They brought Marie Yes, my forgetter is getting better cake Pup, Buttered Toast, Jelly or Harley and Bailey. That was so WHEELS LKMEICIQ9 construction just south of the ball back Friday and she is doing bet- While my rememberer is broke, Pancake Syrup, Juice, Milk nice. Richard and Bonnie Mead- ter. field. And it's driving me plumb crazy MONDAY, January 6, 2003 — Lunch: Salisbury Steak, Gravy, ows and Reagan and Ben also Pray for Wynelle Waldo. She Bevard and Diane Dukes had all And that isn't any joke. FRIDAY, January 10, 2003 Mashed Potatoes, Corn, Hot Rolls, came and David and Rita Pearson had planned to have both knees their family home for their Christ- Author unknown. MONDAY: Pinto Beans W/Ham, Fruit, Milk and Willis and Verna, and others, replaced at once, but backed out. mas celebration last Saturday, Fried Squash, Cornbread/Marga- THURSDAY but Willa was asleep. Othes visit- She has had much pain, so is Antonio and Amanda Salas, December 21 and included Deidre rine, Fruit Cocktail Breakfast: Biscuit and Gravy, ing were Aaron Laverty, Evalyn thankful that she only had one Deirdre, Lynnette and Jayton, and John Paul Harris and Logan, TUESDAY: Chicken Fried Steak, Sausage Patty, Jelly or Honey, Free, Vea Fillingim, Andy and Lisa done. She is staying in Amarillo Garrett andJarrett Childress spent Tracy and Andrea Auldridge and Gravy, Baked Potato, Seasoned Juice, Milk Singleton and others. She also got with their boys and hopes to come Christmas day with Helen May in Tysen and Tanner, Carissa Dukes Pampa. Green Beans, Roll/Margarine, Lunch: Beef Pile On, Lettuce several calls, Charles shopped home soon and have therapy here. and Britt McCarter. They all went Deirdre and Lynnette Sales of Carrot Cake W/Frosting Salad, Chili Beans, Tortilla Chips, some for her and Lajo sat some Hope you are soon o.k. Wynelle up to Bob and Gena Zybach's Guthrie, OK is visiting the holiday WEDNESDAY: Baked Lasagne, Fruit, Milk with her. Thanks to everyone. God bless you! TAIL Saturday night plus Steve and Joy with their father Antonio and Salad, Garlic Bread, Bananas and FRIDAY Fat and Wanda Childress' fam- Nice to have Dick Irvine come g moo Zybach and Wayne and Kathy Amanda Salas, Jayton, Garrett and Jello Breakfast: Cold Cereal or Hot ily got together at their house by and visit Friday and eat lunch at ohm Zybach and Clay and Casey and Jarrett. THURSDAY: Chicken Nuggets/ Oatmeal, Cinnamon Toast, Juice, !SA Maxeys with us. Nice to see Nadine Patricia Kephart and Sallie Gravy, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Milk Ben Pigg from Valley for gifts and Reynolds and Nona Jones there Listen to . . Adcock shopped in Elk City Thurs- Vegetables, Bread/Margarine, Lunch: Pizza, Pickles Spears, I Cab goodies. Sunday Bevard and from Allison, looking beautiful. day. Pineapple Upside Down Cake Carrot Sticks, Fruit, Milk Diane's family were joined by Nelda Ed and Laurel Hershman let Those visiting with Mary Hovey FRIDAY: Fried Fish, Macaroni and (Menu subject to change) ADS, Dukes and David and Becky Sunday, December 22, after KPDR-FM, 90.5 were grandson Larry and Melissa Cheese, Stewed Tomatoes, Hush P15 Zybach . church to take Ed's mom, Delilah, acv WHEELER, TEXAS Shawn and Daphne Zybach and Tomlinson and Koby of Fort Worth Puppies, Bread Pudding lad back to Indiana. Hate to see het Alexis, Zane and Shyana went to go. expected back Monday, De- and Terry Lee and Terri Hovey, RAd *sr * Baytown over Christmas to visit cember 30. Robby, Jay, Daniel and Tiffany of Canadian Supply VRO Daphne's folks a few days. Dallas Fillingim and Krystal Bowling Green Kentucky. They will A raw onion carried in the hand is be staying with Mary for awhile. WHEELER While at Bob and Gena's Satur- Berend came Friday night Decem- supposed to protect against snakes, :.51 day night, Tysen found the dog ber 20 to visit David and Rita Those having Christmas with who are commonly thought to dislike St Redi-Mix Joe and Melba Darnell were Byron PLUMBING 4 food to be real tasty. Pearson for the weekend. We en the smell of onions. sir Carissa Dukes and Britt joyed going out to visit with them Simpson, Kent and Debbie for all your Concrete Sad 511 S. Cheyenne McCarter spent Christmas with his and eat a delicious supper Satur McLaughlin, Nathan and Kory and Crtt folks in Canyon. Britt is a trans- day night. We also played some Wade and Gayla Hathaway, Ja- Listen to . Needs! 2S141 New Construction porter for BSA. John Paul Harris is dominoes. Surely good to see them son, Andrea and Brandon. Remodel also. all. Dallas and Krystal came in anc Danny and Betty Roger's daugh- Jerry Smith, Owner Fat Childress' brothers and sis- ter and family of Wisconsin visited KPDR-FM, 90.5 Robd went to Wheeler Baptist Church Repair ters and families gathered at them during Christmas. foal wiih us Sunday December 22 anc WHEELER, TEXAS Sewer Service Briscoe School Cafeteria Satur- ate lunch at Maxeys with us. Jackie Thrasher broke her right 806-323-5379 day and included Martha Childress, "We pray for peace in your hearts shoulder three weeks ago. She is Septic Systems Helen and Richard Dyson and Kim and still not able to do much. Fred Winning Points is a plan raw Youree and son Lincoln from throughout God's creation. Thrasher had surgery on his left you can stick with till ibt Site Evaluations Sayre, Wynola and Linden Sand- We pray for joy in your hearts as arm two weeks ago. He is doing ers and Becky Dietz from Pampa, well. He is in therapy. He is able to YOU WON'T you reach your goal. You we celebrate the birth of God's can eat the foods you Joann and Buz Bresciani and Patty take care of Jackie. They ate Christ- BE HUNGRY. son, our Savior. love, stay satisfied, and Phone: 826-5907 and David from Crowley, Texas, mas and Christmas Eve dinner We pray for God's Spirit to bE still lose weight. MAX McQUEEN Ronald and Barbara Childress from real in your with Sue and Robert Mayfield. YOU WON'T Others there on Christmas Eve Now at P.O. Box 754 Wheeler, TX Wichita Falls, Kenneth and Brenda life to comfort you and to pith were Tim and Jennifer Mayfield BE BORED. Weight Watchers- Childress, Draton and Donna you iqg natt44 and children of Pampa. get in the Groove"- Those having Christmas with YOU WON'T your cool guide to getting started, Paul and Clarise Hathaway were BE THE SAME. Jimmy and Kimberly Morgan, Erika ive Storewide and Kenton of Jayton, Krista free Johnston of Waco, Shellie when you join . Clearance Sale Johnston of Abilene, Dean SARAH, DUCHESS Or YORK r Hathaway, Aspen and Cole of AT WEIGHT GOAL SINCE 1997. Wheeler, Dale and Kathy Begins Thursday, Jan. 2 - Ends Friday, Jan. 10 Hathaway, Wesley, Sara Jada, Blake and Case of Briscoe, Wade JOIN MEETINGS NOW FOR ONLY $15! Open Mon.-Fri. 8:30-5:30; Sat. Jan. 4 only 10-4 and Gayle Hathaway, Jason, An- 1 800 651 6000 WEIGHTWATCHERS.COM drea and Brandon, Jackie and Caleb Kirpatrick and Sarah keA OFF Zybach. 50x OFF 40x Tim and Sallie Adcock had an WeightWatchersi IsAll Artificial Trees, All Christmas early Christmas last week on Tues- real food. real life. real results. day. Those there were Don and Ve those-, serrsd. Offs, cis Feral, t.}001 ONO Mitt Were, --•-• '+. • T1 • AT .4; r Kellie May, Payton and Shelton, 'tuts -AIL rt's .smile Offs, .,'eosmc as'-g "tsr • e-•• - A _ GA C. I •-• .• Wreaths, Merchandise, including mists S11 $12 desrtag r gayer...v. Flee CO,O,VISOcilf ro" • Antonio and Amanda Salas, ' - • •• •• • Garlands & Pocks; Ornaments, Lights & Deirdre, Lynnette, Payton, Garrett and Jarrett. All Christmas Cards Christmas Theme Gift Items Don and Kellie May, Payton and Shelton went to Pima Arizona to MARSHALL'S , visit her [parents Paul and Sherry Bryce for CI ri- HEATING & MR rriTTIONIF t F% OFF ik CI risUu~ ..ty Tim art." Sa:Ifc PP visited in Ca' with Turn', par WHEELER, TX—PHONE: 664-5395- nE1 1 562-7876 eats Jimmy • Aro! Adct....*. :41 Other MerchPtid; se .nclis ling iAtembn's Fashion etewelry, NOW f Those ‘!!.,rt--; Thursday ninht Wind ( : nfea, 15g ail Car 5 C diet & Gift 51/4; it Ans v 'h Lorene r- !!, wore TIRANE" /P9 DUC CLEA$ 4ING_J and Patricia bin-c! !pia and 7 To Stop Toone Caillyn and r t L,117go.8 of —24 Hnur Ern -genr! Snrvice— Visit .3 it Web site; ww— ckroights.hhtx.con. Wheeler and Cl! ,stopher Simmons of Charleston, SC and LICENSED & INSURED Dale and Melba Corcoran. License No. TACLB022710E Knight's Nursery, Garden Center & Gift Shop * * • 912 S. 2nd (Hwy. 60/83) Canadian (806) 323-5577 Christmas trees remove dust and pol- Mark Marshall, Owner len from the air. RAINBOW ROOM: IN CASE OF EMERGENCY WHEELER TIMES By: Nancy Young "Mary discovers the home con- PAGE 6—Thursday, January 2. 2003 f Managing Editor tains rotting garbage and is in- 'Wheeler, town of Inendshcp and pndt• (This article is from the Pampa fected with bugs. There is no food Daily News) and Maryfinally gives up her search Abused and neglected children for a dry diaper for the 2-year-old. live in Pampa. Elderly residents Mary realizes that in order to pro- who are abused and neglected tect the children she must move also live here. them from their home. She gath- Both the children and elderly ers the children's meager belong- are in need of help. A group of ings in the only container she can local residents are providing as- find—a black plastic garbage bag sistance, but additional volunteers and drives away with the three are needed. frightened children in her car. Many of the calls caseworkers "Luckily for Mary there is a receive to help come in the middle source of immediate help. The Top of the night. These victims fre- 0' Texas Community Partners pro- quently need necessities, and vides a Rainblow Room, an emer- taL stores are closed. gency resource room that stocks Top 0' Texas Community part- ;It FIRST DEER: Kelton Green, age 7, of Binger Oklahoma, son of Robbie items such as diapers, formula, and SaRita Green, grandson of Forrest Boydston and the late Janice ners (TTCP) formed in 2000 to car seats, clothing, lice shampoo Boydston of Allison Texas, and the great-grandson of Opal Boydston assist these victims at the time and other necessities for case- of Allison Texas shot and killed his first deer November 23 close of they need it. Composed of people worker who find themselves in Binger Oklahoma. in area communities in Gray, Rob- Mary's situation. Just a few years erts, Hemphill and Wheeler Coun- ago, this wasn't the case. Mary ties, the group works together to would have searched for an all- helpthese vulnerable children and night convenience store and WHAT IS COMPOSTING? adults. Composting, or the biological many Texas rivers, streams, and bought the necessary items with Patterned after the successful her own money. process of converting organic lakes up to environmental stan- Dallas Community Partner estab- waste under controlled conditions dards in watersheds where con- "The most basic needs of a fam- lished in 1989, the group meets a ily in crisis are often unavailable, into a product that provides or- fined animal feeding operations need of the abused and neglected r5e/A-",*tol awarAirogiii ganic matter and nutrients to the (CAFOs) are concentrated. and caseworkers typically victims. cannot provide the necessities 4 soil, is an important issue con- Composted manure provides a The local group coordinates cerning agricultural producers. viable and sustainable opportu- from their personal resources. With volunteer programs to provide the the Rainbow Room, assisance with When an agricultural producer nity to move large volumes of or- needed supplies and services, said combines bedding materials, ganic material from the concen- basic needs becomes available. Eva Isbell, who chairs the TTCP. This helps keep families together weeds, manure, grass, leaves, and trated areas to other areas that The Rainbow Room is a store- other agricultural products, the need organic soil amendments. through traumatic times and can like setting wherecaseworkerswith be equally critical in developing a results can be beneficial for the The Texas State Soil and the local Child Protective Service producer and the land. Water Conservation Board helping relationship between case- and Adult Protective Services pro- workers and the families that FIRST SNOWWOMAN: Dorcie Gillette of Lovelady, One benefit of composting is (TSSWCB) is involved in a grams of the Texas Department of the 7-year-old improved soil structure. The soil composting support project in the serve." daughter of Guy and Cathi Gillette was in Oklahoma City for Christ- Protective and Regulatory Ser- The Rainbow Room motto is mas and got to see her first snow. She built this snowwoman with the structure is improved by creating Bosque River watershed. The vices can obtain items in an emer- passageways in the soil for air and project coordinates composting "Abused and neglected children help of her mother and Aunt Jennifer. gency situation forthose who have and adults do not deserve abused water. activities in the Bosque and Leon been victims of abuse or neglect. Composting holds moisture and River watersheds between the and neglected things," she said. This public/ private relationship Isbell said TTCP needs volun- reduces erosion, as well as immo- dairymen, composters, haulers, helps frontline caseworkers assist bilizes and degrades pollutants by TSSWCB, local soil and water teers to keep The Rainbow Room abused and neglected citizens, stocked and organized. She said • binding to heavy metals, pesti- conservation districts (SWCDs), young and old, and their families. everyone from individuals to large cides, herbicides and other con- Texas Commission on Environ- Caseworkers have access to taminants, reducing leachability mental Quality (TCEQ), Texas corporations, churches orcommu- items such as new clothing, dia- nity groups can get involved, using and absorption by plant. It pro- Department of Transportation (TX pers, formula and cleaning sup- gifts and talents in meaningful and vides organic matter to the soil, Dot), and Natural Resources Con- plies - free of any overhead or rewarding ways. stimulating the increase of organ- servation Service (NRCS). administration costs. The Rainbow "Everyone has a unique contri- isms, which promotes root devel- The TSSWCB encourages all Room is a ray of hope for these bution they can make," she said. opment and growth of earthworms agricultural producers to take the victims who need emergency as- and other macro-organ isms whose initiative to compost materials such Both volunteering time in the Rain- sistance. bow Room and/or making a cash tunneling increases water infiltra- as animal bedding, weeds, ma- Isbell provided a typical sce- or inkind donation will help the tion and aeration. Composting also nure, plants, grass clippings, nario: victims of abuse and neglect. suppresses soil borne diseases leaves, and any other agricultural "A call is made to Child Protec- and plant pathogens, as well as Isbell serves as chair of the vol- products that are grown on the tive Services caseworker Mary unteer board. JoAnn Adams is supplies slow release nutrients to agricultural operation, with the Smith at midnight. She is asked to plants such as nitrogen, phospho- vice-chair, Sam Shields is trea- exception of meats, fats, and dairy check into a report on three chil- surer and Brienna Isbell is secre- rous, potassium, and sulfur. products. Composting is a safe, dren, ages 2, 5 and 7. Their mother There are many benefits of tary. effective, and efficient way to fertil- had left them with a baby sitter composting that relate to indus- Anyone interested in working ize the soil. Many agricultural pro- three days earlier while she was tries of agricultural production from with TTCP on a volunteer basic or ducers will discover that compost looking for work in another city. as a donor can contact any of the farming to ranching. For example, is all that is needed to keep the returning organic materials to the The baby sitter stayed only one officers, volunteer Kathy Hammer land fertile and highly productive. night and left the next morning. land can increase water quality or Shonda and the Texas Depart- SLEIGH RIDE: Jennifer Long and Dorcie Gillette are in a sleigh to be For more information on The children have been home ment of Protective and Regulatory pulled by Kei Kei. Note the resemblance of Kei Kei's pose to the dog in and quantity, reduce nonpoint composting, please wntactJason alone since. source pollution, and increase crop McAlister at the Texas State Soil Services at 669-1888. Grinch Stole Christmas movie. production. and Water Conservation Board - Composting manure can also (254) 773-2250. KPDR-FM, 90.51 play an essential role in bringing WHEELER, TEXAS

FT. ELLIOTT JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM: This group of young men are the 2002 Ft. Elliott Junior Varsity team. Pictured are (Ito r.) Jacob Puryear, Blain Baker, Hayden Hartsfield, Calvin Helton, Steven Kephart, Kelsey Zybach and George Helton. We are puppy sitting some this (from Page 1 Chat (from Page 1) week. Court FORT ELLIOTT JR. HIGH BASKETBALL GIRLS: back row (I. to r.) Chynna Atherton, Glory Hartsfield, How did you like the snow. An —ewe— DECEMBER 24, 2002 Allison Bray, Jordan Ails, Cherie Shupert. front rown (I. to r.) Crystal Pigg, Randi Barr, Mayci Meadows, Lauren Baird. estimated measure was 9". The We had our Monday night game TDT—National Bank of Com• 1111 moisture content of the snow, sleet this week on schedule. Barbara merce to Great Plains National and rain was 5.2" started out on our team and was Bank, 12-13-02, S 210 acs. E 1/2 —cwe— replaced after the first hand by Sec. 71, Blk. 13, H&GN Ry. Com- We were in Hinton, Okla., when Mike. We lost the first game really pany Survey. it started and 10" fell in about two bad, but came back to win the sec- TDT—National Bank of Com- hours. The snowfall was preceded ond and third game. My team merce to Great Plains National by rain. Some roads in the area members were Mike and William. bank, 12-13-02, Pts. Sec. 71, Blk. were drifted closed. The loosing team members were 13, H&GN Ry. Company Survey. —ewe— Dwight, Bob and Ben. RDT—First Ag Credit FLCA to We had our immediate family at —ewe— Kenneth D. Otts, et ux, 12-11-02, Jennifer's for Christmas Eve with I took a break from work to play See Instrument. the exception of Guy. We were cards and then came back to work RDT—First Ag Credit FLCA to joined by the Fishers. afterwards. Kenneth D. Otts, et ux, 12-11-02, —cwe— —ewe— See Instrument. Cathi had moved her visit up Thanks for the help in getting RVL/RDT/RMML—National Bank one week to attend the funeral for the paper completed early this of Commerce to Jerry Campbell, Mother Porter, but we called and week. I think everything will be et ux, 12-16-02, Lots 9 and 10, Blk. advised her and Jennifer not to back to normal next week. 58, WSSA, Shamrock. make the trip out from Oklahoma —ewe— D—Terry M. Whiteley, et ux to Old City because of the snow storm in Mobeetie Texas Association, 12- progress. Thanks, Patricia, for coming to 21-02, Lots 1-20. Blk. 34, Thanks, —ewe— my rescue last week, and Mobeetie. We missed being at the Arnolds Ed, for coming down early Mon- DT—Old Mobeetie Texas Associa- in Del City on Christmas Eve for day morning and taking the papers tion to First State Bank of the first time. The streets melted to the Post Office and other loca- Mobeetie, 12-21-02, Lots 1-20, tions. Where would we be without during the day Tuesday, but were Blk. 34. Mobeetie. going to freeze as soon as the sun friends? ROT—National Bank of Com- went down. —ewe- merce to Charles Ballard, et ux, FORT ELLIOTT JR. HIGH BASKETBALL BOYS: (I. to r.) #33 Morgan Lane, Calvin Lane, #34 Brandon —ewe— 12-20-02, S 50' Lot 3, Blk LX, Finsterwald, Steven McAlpine, Michael McLaughlin, #10 Michael Bell, Chance Newman, #14 Edward The Arnolds came over to -• w Shamrock. Reeves, Tommy Meek, 11 Nathan McLaughlin, 12 Clay White. Jennifer's Wednesday evening. ASSIGN.—LWJ Partnership to D4 The summer of 1995 was so hot that —cave— Trust, 12-1-02, See Instrument. methane emitted by freshly cut bales The Meriwether Christmas was DT—Employees' Store No. 4 "Sunshine Luncheon" CARD OF THANKS on Wednesday. (Shamrock, TX) LP to DQF Inc., of hay in Missouri spontaneously com- We would like to take this ,olist busted. —ewe— 12-19-02, Lots 20 and 21, Blk. 1, Set For Tues., Jan. 7 * * * means to say "Thank You" for the On Thursday Greg Bryant flew HSA, Shamrock. flowers, cards, paryers and ex- in from Washington to Oklahoma Keep your eyes on the stars and your Palace Theatre Crown of Texas Hospice is spon- pressions of sympathy extended City. He was met by his family, the soring the following bereavement feet on the ground.. —Theodore CARD OF THANKS to us after the death of Mother Mike Bryants of Kelton and Jenni- 210 Main • Canadian We would like to thank every- "Sunshine Luncheon" in Janu- Roosevelt Porter. * * fer. Greg has a little over a week one for all the prayers, cards, ary. Menu items are $5 - $8. The Louis and Barbara Stas leave from the Navy. (806) 323-5133 luncheon will be held in Wheeler, Set all things in their own peculiar and family phone calls and food that was place and know that order is the great- —cwe-- www.palacetheatre.com given to our family when Hiram Tuesday, January 7, 2003 at 11:30 On Saturday we had our first - a.m. at Maxey's located off Hwy. est grace. —John Dryden 7 - passed away. It is a privilege to live • * * card games of the week in Starting Friday, Jan. 3 in such a loving, caring commu- 83 and is a social time for those Listen to . . Wheeler. Jennifer, Greg and Lacy grieving the death of a loved one. Both humans and chimps have equal nity and we cherish your friend- amounts of hair per surface area. Bryant joined Mike, Bob, Ben, and "007" ships. * * Rated: PG-13 dt Chimps hair is heavier. KPDR-FM, 90.5 I. Mary Whitener There could be no honor in a sure * • « —cwe— Showttme: Bob and Gwen McCain success, but much might be wrested In circus slang, paper money is called WHEELER, TEXAS if you see me being led around Fri. thru Thurs. 7:30 P.M. Terry & Sherry Mlckler from a sure defeat.—T. E. Lawrence alfalfa. by a big dog, it's the grandpuppy. Sun. Matinee 2:00 P.M. and families