Shooting Investigated Right Into the Respon- Sibilities by Thomas Garcia “I Was Drinking My Coffee Outside of the Call

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Two killed, four hurt in starts Clovis library shooting ❏ Thompson now — Page 1B serving as Logan Sports: village manager. By Thomas Garcia QCS SENIOR WRITER [email protected] Funding for the senior citizens center, water con- Roundup: Rattlers look cerns, damage from the to regroup after loss recent rainfalls are just a few of the day-to-day — Page 4B issues the new Village of Logan manager has fielded since starting on Wednesday. “I look forward to working with the village staff and residents on promoting and improving Logan,” said Trevor Thompson. Volleyball teams look to Staff photo: Thomas Garcia Thompson said with the shake off tough openers help of From left, Tucumcari Deputy Police Chief Pete Rivera, Chief David Lathrom and New Mexico State Police Lt. interim vil- — Page 4B Herbert Hinders investigate the scene of a homicide Tuesday in Tucumcari. lage manager Larry Wallin, he News: has dove Shooting investigated right into the respon- sibilities By Thomas Garcia “I was drinking my coffee outside of the call. He said the responding when I heard a gunshot, then I heard a officers located one deceased individ- Thompson that will be QCS SENIOR WRITER his priori- [email protected] second gun shot and a woman scream- ual at a residence on the 400 block of ing,” said Pablo Benavidez, a neigh- North College Street. ties as manager. He said One person is dead, another is bor. Neighbors were questioned by Wallin has helped him to detained in what New Mexico State Hinders said NMSP has taken the NMSP officers and three individuals get up to speed on the issues that have been or Disc golf arrives in Police officials are calling a homicide lead in this investigation and are were spotted being taken from the will impact the village’s Tucumcari investigation Tuesday morning on the awaiting the arrival of the crime scene scene by law enforcement officials. 400 block of North College Street in unit. Hinders would not comment on why livelihodd. — Page 3A Tucumcari. Hinders said officers of the the individuals were taken from the “I understand that water, State police are investigating this Tucumcari Police Department scene. Ute Lake, is very important incident as a homicide, said Lt. responded to the initial call, Hinders Check qcsunonline.com for devel- and vital to our village’s Herbert Hinders. stated he did not know the exact time opments on this story. future,” Thompson said. Forecast: Wallin said after a year of operating the senior citi- Today zens center, the Village of Logan wants to ensure the High: 87 continued funding to pro- vide the services to resi- Low: 57 dents. He said Thompson has shown a lot of opti- mism engaging residents, Thursday state and county officials. On Monday, Wallin introduced Thompson to High: 89 the Quay County Commissioners falling Low: 60 their regular scheduled meeting. “The county commission Friday looks forward to working Staff photo: Thomas Garcia with you on issues that Local law enforcement officers gather in front of a residence on the 400 block of North College Street where concern the residents of High: 89 Quay County,” said an individual was found dead Tuesday morning in Tucumcari. Commission Chair Low: 62 Franklin McCasland. The county has worked with Wallin in the past to address issues that had county wide impacts and looks forward to a good Index Hospital services outlined working relationship with Classified ...... 8B ❏ Dowell asks about had a productive experience with the weekly in the county will greatly ben- Thompson, said County Commentary...... 4A physicians and staff at the hospital. efit the elderly patients who would Manager Richard Obituaries...... 2A possibility of bringing He said one of the newer services the normally have to travel out of town, Primrose. Sports...... 4B hospital has begun is home sleep stud- said Commission Chair Franklin Thompson said he looks OBGYN service aboard. ies. These studies can be conducted by McCasland. forward to meeting, working with all of the area offi- Contact: Thomas the patients in their own homes. DiFranco said there are discussions cials looking to them for Garcia can be reached at By Thomas Garcia “Patients have reported it is easier ongoing to bring in a new nurse prac- 575-461-1952 or helpful insights in the QCS SENIOR WRITER for them to conduct the test at home,” titioner to the area as well as active [email protected] future. [email protected] DiFranco said. recruiting for a new family practice “I’m doing my best to DiFranco said the patient has all of doctor. An outline of the new services for get into the swing of things the equipment, goes through a train- “One of the main issues I have been as manager,” Thompson patients at Dan C. Trigg Memorial ing with the physician, goes home passionate about is bringing in obste- said. Thompson said this Hospital was presented to the Quay then returns the submits the results the trician-gynecologist (OBGYN) serv- includes addressing the County Commissioners by the next day. He said there has also been ices into our county,” said District 1 damage to the streets from Administrator Vincent DiFranco. discussions to bring a gastroenterolo- Commissioner Sue Dowell. recent rainfall and the During Monday’s regular meeting gist and orthopedic specialist to the DiFranco said there have been dis- impact it will have on cur- DiFranco said since taking over as the hospital to hold weekly clinics. rent and future road proj- Vol. 85 ◆ No. xx administrator six months ago he has Offering these types of services COUNTY on Page 2A ects in the village. PAGE 2A ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 LOCAL QUAY COUNTY SUN Locals protest abortion Obituaries Ronald Chris Haller By Thomas Garcia December 9, 1958 – August 26, 2017 QCS SENIOR WRITER Ronald Chris Haller, age 57 passed away suddenly on [email protected] Saturday August 26, 2017, in Tucumcari, NM. Chris was born December 9 1958, in Clayton, NM to Five local church parishioners gath- James and Marlene Haller. He grew up in Tucumcari, grad- ered Monday at the corner of South uating from Tucumcari High School. He was a heavy equip- Seventh Street and Route 66 in ment operator. Tucumcari for a protest against abor- Surviving him is his mother, Marlene of Tucumcari; sib- tion. lings, Dwight Haller & Pam of Tucumcari and Randy Haller "We are out here to spread the word, & Janet of Edgewood NM; his special friend and compan- that abortion is against the law, com- ion, Carrie Greco of Amarillo Texas and his loving and faithful dog Katy II; his step children, Greg and Stephanie mandments of God," said Gordan Poteet. Runyan, Pastor of the Emmanuel He is preceded in death by his father, James Haller and Baptist Church of Tucumcari. by his faithful dog, Katy I. Runyan, along with four members Graveside services will be Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 Staff photo: Thomas Garcia of the church, stood bearing signs PM in the Tucumcari Memorial Park Cemetery. Local ar- reading, "Abortion is our national Gordan Runyan, right, leads members of the Emmanuel Baptist Church of rangements entrusted to Dunn Funeral Home of Tucumcari sin," and, "Abortion is not the Tucumcari in a protest against abortion Monday at Tucumcari. New Mexico. answer." The protest did not cause any dis- Rubee Hendron, owner of Rubee's 2 Runyan said the protest was peace- ruption at the high school about two Go restaurant, said business was not ful. He said the demonstrators were blocks away, said Principal Nicole impacted by the gathering. Billy James Anderson not yelling or antagonizing anybody, Bright-Lesley. She said the protest Runyan said the group planned to but would speak to anyone who May 27, 1944 – August 21, 2017 was probably disturbed by the school's demonstrate for their cause through- Billy James Anderson, 73, stopped for information. fire and bus drills. out the week. of Tucumcari, NM died Monday, August 21, 2017, at his home. Memorial Mass will be held at 10:00 am Fri- about the recent roads day, August 25, 2017, at St. County impacted by the rainfall. He City OKs water Anne's Catholic Church with said currently the crews are Father Hyginus Anuta offici- From Page 1A working on conducting what ating. Burial will follow at repairs they can do on the Tucumcari Memorial Ceme- cussions with the OBGYN roads report to the depart- fund application tery in Tucumcari, NM. Joe clinic in Clovis but at this ment. Moore presented the Shallert, Larry Cooksey, time they are down one doc- Jack Huntly, Dale Hodges, commission with a map and By Steve Hansen expected to cost nearly $3.7 Gabriel Pacheco, and Au- tor. He said he will continue listing of all the county road million. to pursue the possibilities of QCS CORRESPONDENT gustine Pacheco will serve projects conducted since 3. A water supply project in as honorary pallbearers. gaining a OBGYN doctor at 2005. The projects included The Tucumcari City the city’s Aber addition, Billy was born May 27, Dan C. Trigg. the improvement to county Commission on Thursday expected to cost $500,000 in 1944, in Majave, CA to Dowell said having a local roads through co-op and state approved an application for 2019. Matthew H. Anderson and OBGYN would be so benefi- funding including bus routes. funding of a water line along Nellie Mae Bradley Ander- 4. East Route 66 son. He married Gloria cial to the residents, especial- ■ The commission South Mountain Road to Infrastructure improvements, ly those in the last weeks of Lucero May 1, 1977, in Tu- approved Resolution No. 11, accommodate expanding expectedto cost $1.2 million cumcari, NM. Billy was a Sargent with NM Motor Transport their pregnancy when so supporting the legislative pri- businesses near Mountain through 2021. Division for 25 years and Deputy Sheriff for Quay County many visits are necessary. orities of the New Mexico Road and Interstate 40. 5. Water tank rehabilitation for 10 years. He was a member of St. Anne's Catholic It is my understand, the Association of Counties. The application seeks grants and replacement projects, Church and Veteran for the United States Army Medical emergency room services at ■ The commission and loans totaling nearly expected to cost $5.5 million Corps. the hospital have been out- approved Resolution No. 12, $910,000 from the New Survivors include: his wife; Gloria Anderson, three chil- through 2023. dren; Matt Anderson of Houston, TX, Louise and husband sourced, is that true, asked for the 2017-2018 Quay Mexico Financial Authority’s 6. Community District 2 Commissioner Larry Marshall of Tucumcari, NM, and Steve and wife Bren- County Infrastructure Plan. Drinking Water State Development Block Grant da Benavidez of Portales, NM, six grandchildren, five great- Mike Cherry. The items on the priorities Revolving Loan Fund. The (CDBG) programs to improve grandchildren with two more on the way. He was preceded DiFranco said as of Feb. 1 list included: renovations at grant portion is more than water lines, streets and sewers, in death by his parents; M.H. Anderson and Nellie Mae the services have been out- the Quay County Detention $682,000 and the loan would $2.5 million through 2023. Bradley. sourced and continue to offer Center, bridge repair work on total $227,500. The loan 7. Route 66lift station Arrangements have been entrusted to Muffley Funeral the best emergency care to Route 66 and Ute Reservoir would be paid through rev- Home and High Plains Crematory, 575-762-4435, www.- improvements, $534,000 muffleyfuneralhome.com the residents. Watershed Restoration. enue increases from water through 2020. ■ Other items before the During public com- bills. 8. KOA lift station, commission. ments, Tucumcari The total proceeds the cost ■ $250,000 by 2019. Quay County Treasurer MainStreet Director Gail of installing nearly 4,900 9. Great Blocks on Main Guy Lambertine Cohee Patsy Gresham informed the Houser reminded the com- feet of 10-inch diameter Street, a downtown renovation Guy Lambertine Cohee, age commission the update to mission that Fired Up!, will water line and more than project, $300,000 by 2020. 89, a resident of Los Lunas, their EAGLE software has be held on Sept. 30, with a 1,700 feet of new six-inch 10. CDBG planning grants, passed away on Tuesday, Au- been completed. She said larger vendor turnout, new water line. The new, wider $250,000 by 2023. gust 22, 2017. with the upgrade, conversion entertainment and expanded water lines will serve the In his regular report to the Guy was a loving and kind needs of the Fairfield Inn man. He enjoyed listening to the treasurers’ office can no youth activities expected. commission, Langenegger under construction at gospel and Big Band music and offer improved and new serv- Quay County Fair Board said city crews are working on Mountain Road and I-40 and fishing. He had a passion for ices to the residents. member Dallas Dowell drainage problems at Main allow for more business trucks, horses and ranch life. He Gresham said she would like extended a thank you and Street and Adams, where was a Senior Commander of the to look into an additional appreciation to the commis- expansion in the area, City Royal Rangers and a member of Manager Jared Langenegger flooding occurs regularly after $10,000 upgrade that would sion for all of the improve- storms. the American Truck Historical allow the treasurers’ office ments at the County said. Society. Construction on the water He also mentioned the city’s He was preceded in death by 3 and other county offices the Fairgrounds and work done automated reminder calls ability to use debit, credit by county employees during project is expected to begin children, Guy Bradick, Guyla in April 2018. about unpaid water bills have Shrives and Richard Cohee; cards at and online. She said the Quay County Fair. caused some concern from wives, Betty R. Cohee of Clovis, this would allow residents to ■ The commissioners held The commission also approved its Infrastructure residents who fear their water NM and Billie L. Cohee of Tucumcari, NM. pay their taxes online. an executive session to dis- will be shut off. Guy is survived by his children, Katherine Meister, Boul- ■ Quay County Road cuss threatened and pending Capital Improvement Plan, der City, NV, Robert and Donna Dickson of Union Town, which helps the city qualify Langenegger assured resi- Superintendent Larry Moore litigation. No action was dents the city does not shut off OH, Linda and Ricky Irish of Rio Rancho, NM, Tonie and updated the commission taken. for grants and other financial David Rau of Los Lunas, NM, Don and Donna Walker of assistance and becomes the water for non-payment until Tucumcari, NM and Linda Walker of Tucumcari, NM; and city’s “wish list” for capital the 21st of any month. The 18 great grandchildren; 3 brothers; and 2 sisters. outlays allocated by the New reminders go out a few weeks The Funeral Service will be held on Saturday, August 26 Mexico Legislature. after the month begins. at Noblin Funeral Service beginning with a viewing at 1:00 The top 10 items on the Bills usually are distributed PM, followed by the Funeral Service at 2:00. Guy will be at the end of the month. They laid to rest at Walker Ranch in Tucumcari, New Mexico. city’s plan include: Arrangements are being handled by the caring profession- 1. The Second Street reha- are due on the first, but the city als at the Noblin Funeral Service Belen Chapel, 418 W. bilitation project downtown, has a 21 day grace period for Reinken Ave., (505)864-4448, where an online guest regis- whose total costs are expect- payment, Langenegger said. ter is available at www.noblinfuneralservice.com. ed to be $2.4 million , He also reported that the through 2023.. owner of a building at Second 2. A wastewater reuse and Main Streets expected to project designed to recycle receive a demolition license James A. Dow treated wastewater within this week that would allow October 9, 1938 – August 25, 2017 the city. This project is clean-up operations to begin. James A. Dow, age 78, long time Tucumcari, NM, resident passed away in Albuquerque, NM, on Friday, August 25, 2017, following an extended illness. James was born October 9, 1938, in Tucumcari, NM. He graduated from Tucumcari High school, soon after he met and married Barbara his wife of 52 years. James was a business man in and around the community including service stations as well as farm and ranching operations. He was member of Masonic Lodge 27 AF & AM, was master of the lodge twice during his 57 years. He was one of the founding members of the Tucumcari Railroad Museum project and devoted much of his time during these last years to Tucumcari community development. Surviving James A. Dow is his daughter, Beverly Dean of Tucumcari, NM; his son, Jerry Dow and wife Laura of Albu- querque, NM; two grandchildren, Derek Landsbury of Amarillo, TX, Jamie Adkins of Albuquerque, NM; along with 6 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara J. Dow; his son, James A. Dow Jr; his parents, Lawrence and Louise Dow; and by his grandson, Michael J. Dabau. Services celebrating his life will be Thursday August 31, 2017, beginning at 10:00 AM in the Dunn Memorial Chapel. Pastor Fred Caton of the Devine Connection of Tucumcari, NM officiating. Pallbearers will be Franklin McCasland, Randy McCasland, Dr. Kreg Evetts, Mike Horne, A.J. McEl- roy and Darryl King. Interment will be in the family plot of the Tucumcari Memorial Park Cemetery. The family has requested donations to the Tucumcari Railroad Museum, P.O. Box 73, Tucumcari, NM, 88401 in lieu of flowers or cards.

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By Steve Hansen Gallegos QCS CORRESPONDENT was most recently a City Manager Jared mechanic Langenegger introduced two for the new city department heads at Tucumcari Thursday’s Tucumcari City Gallegos Street Commission meeting. Department. He introduced Fire Chief He held that job for three Doug years. Previously, he had Correspondent photo: Steve Hansen Hogan and a been a heavy equipment Geno Caggiano, a professional disc golfer from Albuquerque, launches a drive at Tucumcari’s disc golf course at new parks operator for the New Mexico Five-Mile Park. department Department of superin- Transportation for six years, tendent, and a mechanic for the city Tomas of Tucumcari for five years. Gallegos. Gallegos supervised crews Disc golf arrives in city Hogan while working with Hogan brings 22 NMDOT, he said. By Steven Hansen ming pool. impressed with the course. organization, is also a profes- Tucumcari District 4 So much so, they proposed it years of He said the parks depart- QCS CORRESPONDENT sional disc golfer. firefighting experience to the ment will benefit from his Commissioner Robert for the statewide tournament Zamora said he’d like to fire chief’s position. He experience as a heavy equip- Disc golf at Tucumcari’s Lumpkin, mayor pro tem, in October. raise $2,000 from local spon- comes from San Antonio, ment operator and mechanic. new disc golf course is like brought disc golf to attention Lumpkin and Langenegger sors to help defray costs regular golf except that: of City Manager Jared brought the disc golf course Texas, where he was logis- Until now, he said, the park related to the tournament, ■ You carry a set a back- Langenegger last March. idea before the Lodger’s Tax tics manager and an instruc- department was dependent which include some groom- tor at the San Antonio on availability of street pack or cloth case of throw- Lumpkin had taken a tour of board and the City Regional Fire Academy. ing discs around instead of the disc golf course at the Commission in May, and ing to outline fairways, signs department operators to get to direct golfers to the next Previously he was an assis- some park jobs completed. long, heavy bag of clubs to Sipapu Lodge Ski Area, both bodies agreed to spend hit dimpled little balls. which climbs the mountain $32,300 in Lodger’s Tax tee when they finish a hole, ■ You dress for a hike in through the trees next to the funds to pour concrete for and clearing the area next to the back country, not in cleats ski slopes. tees and install regulation the old swimming pool for for the fairway. “I thought this would be a baskets on poles for the 18- parking. ■ City manager If you did use a vehicle, great idea for Tucumcari,” he hole course. Zimmer has already started said. “It’s a fun way to The baskets include one not recommended, it would seeking sponsors among be a four-wheel-drive all-ter- encourage people to get some perched atop a rock outcrop- rain vehicle, not a golf cart. exercise,” ping, and one in stone just local businesses. floats shuffling Tucumcari’s 18-hole disc Langenegger and Lumpkin above a stone wall that drops While little scientifically golf course has made a favor- went to Five Mile Park to about six feet below the bas- gathered information about able impression on profes- explore the idea, and ket. disc golf’s popularity is sional disc golfers, and the Langenegger like the idea so The newly formed available, most observers of current staff Tucumcari course will host a much, he outlined the course Tucumcari disc golf group is agree that interest in the state professional tournament himself, using satellite pho- now organizing to prepare game is growing, due to disc the course and surrounding By Steve Hansen budget includes a $400,000 on Oct. 14 and 15. tos of the park area and visits golf’s low costs for players to the site. area for the tourney in contingency fund that could A Tucumcari Disc Golf and course developers, com- QCS CORRESPONDENT Association has been formed Langenegger said the golf October. cover the deficit. pared with those for ball golf. The fund this year, he and is seeking sponsors for course is likely to become a The first task, raise money, City Manager Jared Locally, a beginner’s set of Langenegger Thursday pro- said, includes $685,000 in the tourney while making tourist draw, not a destination according to Daniel Zamora, posed a city government one-time expenditures, an arrangements to prepare the activity, but one that people the association’s president. three discs is available for reorganization plan to the unusually high amount of course for the onslaught. spending the night in Zamora, who works in about $32 from various area Tucumcari City extraordinary expenses. Golf discs look like Tucumcari may add to their Quay County’s mapping merchants. Commission but did not District 1 Commissioner Frisbees, the throw-and-catch schedule before they hit the seek action on the plan. Ralph Moya mentioned that disc from Wham-O, but highway again. Mostly, he said, he would gross receipts taxes have they’re designed to be thrown Meanwhile, Lumpkin had want to hire an assistant been increasing over the for distance and accuracy, not talked to Albuquerque disc city manager to help him last four years. to be caught. golf professionals Jeff Lewis oversee the operations of Langenegger said much As with regular golf, disc and Geno Caggiano, who are 18 city departments. of that is due to construc- golf is scored by the number also evangelists for the game. “Ideally,” he said, “the tion projects and that he of shots you take to propel “By professional,” Lewis span of control for any would be hesitant to base the disc from a tee area to a said, “it means we play for manager should be no more any decisions on continuing basket hanging from chains, money occasionally. We than five to seven direct increases in gross receipts which serves the function of don’t make our living at it.” reports.” taxes. the pin and hole in golf. As in In May, Lewis and Hiring the assistant, he The general fund’s total golf, the lowest score wins. Caggiano brought their disc said would cost the city in 2016 was about $2.3 mil- Also, similarly to ball golf, cases to Tucumcari and $97,000 a year in salary lion, according to state doc- it takes practice and experi- played a few rounds. They and benefits. The salary uments. ence to advance from begin- brought Dave Smith, another would be about $66,000 a Langenegger said he ner to serious levels in disc Albuquerque pro, and Mark year, he said. wants to further examine golf. Zimmer, an advanced Langenegger said he the city’s financial situation Tucumcari’s disc golf Tucumcari amateur player, questioned the feasibility of and discuss organizational course now consists of 36 joined them. adding the assistant manag- changes with the city com- tees, 18 for pros and 18 for Zimmer, who started player position when the city is mission before proposing amateurs, and 18 baskets that ing disc golf in Gillette, facing general fund deficits the assistant manager posi- direct players into the seem- Wyo., said he plays for fun of $256,000. He added, tion and asking the coming wilderness surrounding and to socialize. however, that the deficit mission to approve it. the old Five-Mile Park swim- The visiting pros were

Blotter The following individu- driving under the influence ■ William McLeskey, 41, ■ Daniel Martinez, 19, als were booked into the ■ Karmjeet Singh, 27, bond bond Quay County Detention driving under the influence ■ Kaycee Langston, 19, ■ Mark Lawrence, 35, Center Aug. 19-25: ■ Jospeh Smith, 40, transferred to another facility bond ■ Kaycee Langston, 19, aggravated battery ■ Teresa Russell, 29, warrant ■ Maria Ortiz, 51, war- bond ■ Leighton Lawrence, rant ■ Leighton Lawrence, 28, warrant ■ James Rodriguez, 26, 28, bond ■ Irvin Martinez, 24, warrant ■ Jospeh Smith, 40, bond criminal damage to proper- ■ Hector Ledezma, 21, ■ Karmjeet Singh, 27, ty driving under the influence bond ■ William McLeskey, 41, ■ Roberto Rodriquez, 42, warrant The following individu- bond ■ Roberto Rodriquez, 42, als were released from the ■ Hector Ledezma, 21, possession of marijuana Quay County Detention bond within a drug free zone Center Aug. 19-25: ■ Hope Bass, 25, bond ■ Teresa Russell, 29, Fundraiser shrimp boil called success QCS STAFF the programs services. She said those services include vet A weekend fundraising visits, spay and neutering clin- shrimp boil raised more than ics and food and supply cost. $8,000 for the Paws and McClelland said the main Claws Animal Rescue Group. goal for raising money is to “The event was a huge suc- build an indoor kennel for the cess thanks to the generosity dogs before the winter. She and support of the communi- said the rescue group operates ty,” said Kathy McClelland, on donations and grants. program director. “Every donation helps us in McClelland said the money our efforts to help the stray, raised from ticket sales and a abandoned animals of Quay silent auction will help to fund County,” McClelland said. PAGE 4A Wednesday Aug. 30, 2017 The voice of Quay County and beyond

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Viewpoint Pearce’s dollars for 2018 need judge’s ruling Actually, being green seems easy e thought a federal court settled it in 1996. Or that the N.M. Secretary of In some recent summers, before the rain arrived and I that research. That’s the WState’s Office did last year. So why is it it seemed that Tucumcari Steve had to shut the doors again. next time an eclipse will be taking so long to get an answer in 2017? was surrounded by a dome We had clouds for the visible in the U.S. U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce, a Republican, has filed a that allowed us to see storms Hansen solar eclipse, too, and our This summer, to quote the federal lawsuit against New Mexico Secretary of developing all around us but ◆ 76 percent of totality was old Joni Mitchell song, State Maggie Toulouse Oliver, a Democrat, over kept the water away from Local columnist still worth some effort to “I’ve looked at clouds from whether Pearce can transfer all of his roughly $1 our city. see. both sides now,” with more million federal war chest to his campaign for New This summer, however, I Once in a while I could, opportunity to do so than Mexico governor. think we’ve gotten our like President Trump did, usual. Toulouse Oliver’s office has imposed state cam- share. turn my eyes toward the sun They have brought both paign contribution limits — $5,500 per contributor The weeds in my yard I ordered the part I needed and catch a hint of the cres- from Amazon. It came a few the blessings and inconven- for both primary and general election cycles — on have gotten huge, and my cent of the eclipse before iences of rain in abundance half-hearted efforts at yard days ago and fortunately the turning away and blinking Pearce’s federal campaign stash. this summer. work have been inadequate weather stayed clear, so I away the glare. Not recom- A Pearce aide last week accused Toulouse Oliver Overall, however their of intentionally “stalling” and using “her position to to keep up. The parts of the could make the repair in my mended, but our cloud cover legacy is a deeper green in stack the deck in favor of her own party’s presump- yard I can’t get to with my own plodding, error-prone allowed me to get away with tive nominee” after she filed a request for 60 addi- lawnmower and weed way. it. the farm and ranch lands tional days to respond to Pearce’s lawsuit. whacker are beginning to The night before, howev- Then I put two dark com- around Tucumcari than I’m (Pearce is the only Republican running for gov- look like they could shelter er, a sudden gust of wind on pact disks together, which used to, and that has been ernor at the moment, but the front runner in a four- whole herds of deer. the windows woke me up. A seemed to allow a straight- very refreshing. candidate Democratic field is U.S. Rep. Michelle On the other hand, cool spectacular one-flash-a-sec- on view of the moon’s shad- Lujan Grisham — who as of April had raised about rains the past week have ond lightning show filled ow consuming the sun. I can Steve Hansen writes $893,000 specifically for her run for governor.) made the difference between the eastern sky, and I still see, but until I can con- about our life and times Toulouse Oliver’s office claims it’s treating all sweltering and being merely opened a door to a cool rush firm it from an expert from his perspective of a candidates the same, and a spokesman says more uncomfortable in my house of air. source, I will not recom- retired Tucumcari journal- time is needed because Pearce’s lawsuit “raises as I have had to severely I opened both doors in the mend this method, either. ist. Contact him at: multiple complex legal and constitutional questions limit use of my ailing air house and let the wind blow Still, the clouds helped. stevenmhansen that could have long-term effects on how cam- conditioner. the hot air out of the house I have until 2024 to do @plateautel.net paigns are financed in New Mexico.” Sure. Except a 1996 court decision — which both sides cite — gave former U.S. Rep. Bill Richardson the green light to use federal campaign Hopefully, 71 genders are enough funds in a run for governor. The federal judge in I’m told that it’s possible need to identify as a demi- community as a whole have that case ruled a state prohibition on transferring to select any one of 71 dif- sexual. to say about the gender federal funds to a state campaign violated the First ferent gender options for Rube (At this point I would like issue? The World Health Amendment on the basis election spending is pro- use on Facebook. to apologize to any reader Organization considers tected speech. Render These include asexual, ◆ who is upset that I assumed transgender identity a men- The Pearce camp is relying on that decision to polygender and two-spirit the teacher in this case iden- tal illness. The Danish par- bolster its position he has a constitutional right to Local person, whatever that columnist tified as a female, they liament became the first use the federal campaign money, and it argues state denotes. could just as easily have country to remove trans officials are allowed to make transfers between I don’t know if that’s true, identified as twospirit.) people’s classification as races in state campaigns. It also points out his fed- but it’s on the internet so I In a few short years we mentally ill. This strikes me eral war chest has already been subject to strict fed- guess it’s possible. Questioning, Asexual, have gone from male/female as the way we are handling eral campaign contribution limits. I do know that the Allies, Pansexual and and heterosexual/homosex- all our problems these days. However, Toulouse Oliver’s office contends the Elementary Teachers Polyamorous. ual to whatever you want The Danish parliament 1996 decision came before the state subsequently Foundation of Ontario, held I have to assume that the with whoever you want. has cured a mental illness imposed campaign limits, which it claims would inclusiveness training for other 58 choices provided At what point is enough with the stroke of a pen. now apply to moving the federal campaign funds their members to familiarize for by Facebook will be really enough? into a state fund. And it cites a legal analysis pre- them with the current lan- covered in another training In the plethora of sexual I’m wondering what this pared last year when Republican Brad Winter was guage of gender and ensure session. and gender preferences does to the $300 an hour secretary of state that came up with the same inter- they are sensitive to con- One should remember that where do we say, “71 is the psychiatrists who now have pretation. temporary gender issues. this training is meant for final number?” one less illness to treat. The contending positions appear to be clear, and According to the flyer elementary teachers. You can add more genders It may be just a question delaying is unlikely to change either side’s position. sent out, training would While it may be possible to the list, but for everyone of time before the rest of the The issue needs to be settled, not just for this race, include discussion of for a precocious 6-year-old you add, you have to delete LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP but for similar situations going forward as well as LGGBDTTTIQQAAPP con- to inform the teacher that, one of the existing cate- diaspora is also found to be to clarify the rules for municipal candidates who cerns. “Yes ma’am, I identify as a gories. normal. want to run for state offices. The acronym stands for demisexual and wish to be And when should children With battle lines drawn, it’s time to once again Lesbian, Gay, Genderqueer, treated as such,” it is diffi- be taught that they are Rube Render is the Curry let a federal judge make the call — and sooner Bisexual Demisexual, cult for me to understand the something other than their County Republican chair- rather than later. Transgender, Transsexual parent who would inform biological gender? man. Contact him at: — Albuquerque Journal Twospirit, Intersex, Queer, their 6-year-old that they What does the psychiatric [email protected]

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PAGE 6A ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 QUAY COUNTY SUN QUAY COUNTY SUN LOCAL WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 ✦ PAGE 7A Fishing report The fishing report has been bait and liver for catfish. We Bible shows how to handle theft generated from the best had no other reports. information available from Oasis Park Lake: Fishing ere’s a single- paid by taxpayers, not by “criminal” debt on the part the thief. of the sinner towards God. Department of Game and was slow for all species. question Bible Gordon Fish officers and anglers. Santa Rosa Lake: Fishing Hquiz for all the Let’s say the thief is Sin robs God of his glory. Conditions encountered after was fair using crank baits, scholars. What is the bibli- Runyan sentenced to prison. Now Colossians 2:14 speaks the report is compiled may creature baits, senkos, jigs, cal penalty for theft? ◆ the original victim, who of the heavenly record of probably won’t be paid our sins as a record of differ, however, as stream, tubes and jerk baits for large- If you guessed chopping Local back, is forced through debt. We make ourselves lake and weather conditions mouth bass and smallmouth off a hand, you’re thinking columnist alter fish and angler activi- bass. Fishing was slow to fair of the wrong religion. government coercion debtors to God. Restitution ties. using chicken liver and So what is it? Prison? (called taxation) to pay for is owed. Blue Hole Park Pond: shrimp on trotlines for cat- Exile? Death? Something the criminal’s room and However, Christ’s final Fishing was slow but there fish. We had no other reports. else? that he tried to inflict on board as long as he stays words upon the cross were were a few catfish caught by Sumner Lake: Fishing was The answer is “some- his neighbor. locked up. The victim is these: “It is finished!” anglers using chicken liver fair to good using chicken thing else.” The penalty The first 100 percent stolen from twice: Once (John 19:30) In the origi- and hot dogs. We had no liver, bluegill and shrimp for for theft according to bib- restores what was taken. by the illegal thief, and nal language, that was one other reports. catfish. Fishing was slow to lical law is restitution. The The second 100 percent again by the legal one. As word. It was the word that Clayton Lake: Fishing fair using crank baits and texts that teach this are too makes the thief deal with a bonus, all the other tax- creditors would write slowed this past week as bottom bouncer rigs tipped long to reproduce here, but what he meant his victim payers, who were neither across the debtor’s bill, heavy rains raised the lake with minnows and night look at Exodus 22 and to deal with. criminal nor victim in the once the payment was level six vertical feet. The crawlers for walleye. We had Leviticus 6 for starters. Restitution laws repre- matter, are also forced to made. Literally, “it is fin- good news is the boat ramp is no other reports. This concept means if sent a beautiful, symmetric pay. ished” meant, “paid in now open. Ute Lake: Fishing was fair you stole or damaged your piece of judicial wisdom. It’s genius, I say. We’ve full.” Conchas Lake: Fishing using liver, cut bait and pre- neighbor’s property, you So then, how are we come so far. The just One died for was fair using crank baits, pared baits for catfish. should make it good by doing on this note? Are we Returning to the topic of the unjust. The victim died tubes, creature baits, senkos Fishing for largemouth bass repaying his loss. That dealing with these crimes restitution, this simple for the criminals. The and curly tail grubs for large- and smallmouth bass was probably strikes you as in 2017 in a way that is Bible principle also points righteous One died for sin- mouth bass and smallmouth slow with just a few caught common sense. more or less just than the to the ministry of Jesus ners; and, the demand for bass. Fishing was slow to fair by anglers using senkos and The Scripture takes that biblical law? Christ. As he wrote justice, for spiritual resti- using crank baits, minnows, creature baits. We had no further, with some What happens in through the Psalmist, tution, was perfectly met. spoons, grubs and jig and other reports. The surface “uncommon sense,” an response to theft? Well, if “What I did not steal must Thank God for your night crawler rigs for walleye water temp was in the mid to added step that should also you’re specially blessed, I now restore?” (Psalms freedom today if you know and white bass. Fishing was high 70s. strike you as just. In most you might get your stuff 69:4) that your debt has been fair to good using shrimp, cut cases, the punishment for back. Good luck with that. This is in reference to paid. theft is not merely return- What about when the Crucifixion of Christ, ing what you stole, but thieves are caught? They where the Lord paid off Gordan Runyan is the returning twice that are rarely required to pay debts he did not owe, on pastor of Immanuel Aug. 1975 amount. back what they stole. In behalf of those who Baptist Church in Why? Double restitution fact, in a lot of cases in accrued those debts but Tucumcari. Contact him Aug. 1, 1975: Ten of the forces the thief to suffer which restitution is could not repay them. at: 17 Logan High School grad- the exact amount of loss deemed appropriate, this is Every sin represents a [email protected] uates from 1925 attended a 50th anniversary gathering at the Logan school gym. The Tucumcari News Portales line break far from first reported five class members By Eamon Scarbrough lems. so we could go in and iso- ed. had died and only two of STAFF WRITER “It did not have any bed- late it if we need to. I’ve “In this case, even though those living failed to attend [email protected] ding around it. Basically, it done at least three (repairs) we weren’t able to keep the reunion. rests on rocks and is cov- for (a line break), but it’s people running, we actually After leaving the gym, PORTALES — A break in ered up with rocks. It just something that’s going to were able to isolate it, class members went to a water line that left most of doesn’t bode well for PVC happen with that particular meaning we were able to Johnie Dugger’s home and or more. Portales without running pipe. The ground always type of pipe,” he said. shut it down enough to “cut a cake,” the newspaper The year’s moisture was water for over 12 hours moves a little, the pipe While DeSha said the where we didn’t have to reporter. reported at 9.59 inches, Saturday isn’t the first of its always moves a little, and it repairs are timely and drain the whole town,” he Aug. 1, 1967: A more than 2 inches below kind, according to city offi- just creates a catastrophe expensive, he noted that his said. Tucumcari man was listed in normal. cials. when rocks and pipe meet,” department is equipped to The line cannot be com- critical condition after being The break, which origi- he said. handle this type of situation. pletely fixed unless it is struck by lightning while Their business ... nated in a 24-inch water line The pipe’s position on the “That’s one of the things replaced, Standefer said. hoeing on a Grady farm. off of Lime Street, was rock forms pressure points we’ve been able to accom- “We’ve put in loop lines, July 31, 1950: The Ron- Camilio Sandoval, 60, reported at 5 p.m. Saturday that lead to cracking, said plish over the years, is col- we’ve inserted valves, and Dy-Voo Cafe was located at died from his injuries about 312 E. Route 66. and repaired 8 a.m. Sunday, Public Works Director John lecting the right stuff to fix we’re going to continue two weeks later. It featured “fine foods” according to City Manager DeSha, who has worked on this particular type of leak,” doing that until we get it to Aug. 3, 1965: Water was 6 and “friendly 24-hour serv- Sammy Standefer. the line five times in five he said. the point where if it does inches deep at the U.S. 54 ice,” according to a newspa- The line has broken years. Another advancement the break, it’s easy for us to underpass just east of per advertisement. roughly five times in the last “One of the instances was city has made, according to bypass and send it to anoth- Tucumcari. The phone number was five years, Standefer said, a contractor that dug Standefer, is the installation er area. That way, we don’t Much of the region 350. attributing improper instal- through it. The other times, of valves in the line which lose such a large portion of received a half-inch of rain lation to the constant prob- we were installing a valve allows the leak to be isolat- town.” PAGE 8A ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 QUAY COUNTY SUN PAGE 1B Wednesday Aug. 30, 2017 The voice of Quay County and beyond

EGIONALUAY OUNTY UN R Q C S Teen shooter kills 2 ❏ Pair of library workers die, four people wounded.

By David Stevens EDITOR [email protected] CLOVIS — “Run!,” he yelled. “Why aren’t you running? I’m shooting at you! Run!” Lisa Baird said she was maybe 20 feet from the young man shouting the words as he opened fire in the Clovis-Carver Public Library on Monday afternoon, killing two people and leaving four more injured. Police declined to name the suspect, but said there was only one and he was handcuffed as police led him away from the scene soon after they arrived. Friends identified the teenager photographed in police custody as Nathaniel Jouett, a sophomore at Clovis High School. Family and friends said Krissie Carter and Wanda Walters, both library employees, were killed. Staff photo: Tony Bullocks Two men and two women were injured. Three of the Jessica Thron, an employee at the Clovis-Carver Public Library, is taken to an ambulance by her husband, Clovis Police Sgt. Trevor Thron. injured were flown to hos- Thron was one of four citizens injured in the shooting Monday at the library. pitals out of town, officials in front of him and he fired police entered the library library when she left. She vehicles surrounded the Administrator Mark said. like four or five shots into and began shouting for the said he fired into the ceil- library as paramedics and Gallegos said the suspect The extent of their the carpet.” man with the gun to “lay on ing. She said she thought he law officers rushed in to remained in police custody injuries was not released. Baird said she dove the ground” repeatedly. had a handgun. begin treating the wounded. at 9 p.m. and had not been Baird, in a lengthy under a nearby desk “and Police Chief Doug Ford Kim Tipton, who was in Clovis Mayor David processed into the jail. exchange with The News tried to squish up as small said the suspect offered no the American Classified Lansford called the incident Baird said she remained through Facebook as possible.” resistance after police building across the street “a tragic and senseless act.” shaken hours after the Messenger, said she was From there, Baird said arrived. from the library, said she “This is a big blow to our shootings, in part because talking with a library she could hear the man Vanessa Aguirre said she saw multiple police officers community,” he said. of the suspect’s demeanor. moving around the library was in the library with her arrive at the library a few “We’re all hurting right patron from her seat at the “When he was answering and firing multiple shots. son when a man came in minutes after 4 p.m. now.” library’s reference desk the cops’ questions, he was “Then I heard his pants and “started to shoot” into “Their guns were drawn, Ford said authorities had when she heard a “very calm. His voice held no loud bang.” ‘shooshing’ as he the air. AK-whatever they were, no motive for the shoot- “My initial thought was approached the end of the “It all happened so fast,” they were drawn,” she said. ings. Police were still on negativity or shakiness ... why would someone throw reference desk. I heard a she said, minutes after it Police Chief Ford said the scene late Monday no quavering at all,” she a cherry bomb or M80 fire- sound like a phone or happened. “We took off police entered the library night as television news said. cracker into the library? something being put on the fast. My purse is still in immediately on arrival, crews conducted interviews She also expressed anger. Then I saw a young man reference counter at the end there.” minutes after they were with a backdrop of police “That (expletive) better aim his hand, which had a of the desk, about 4 feet Aguirre said she did not called. cars flashing their lights go away for the rest of his handgun in it, to the from my head.” see anyone shot, but the More than a dozen law Curry County Adult life, or disappear some- ground/carpet about 6 feet Seconds later, Baird said shooter was still in the enforcement and emergency Detention Center where,” she said. Pastor: Teen was suicidal ❏ People who knew suspect felt he was turning life around. By David Stevens EDITOR [email protected] CLOVIS — The teenage boy accused in the deadly shooting at Clovis’ public library had been in trouble at school, had recently contemplated suicide and had “anxiety attacks” that resulted in his going home from church on Sunday morning, his pastors said. Nathaniel Jouett was arrested without incident after police said he opened fire a little after 4 p.m. Monday in the library, killing two Staff photo: Tony Bullocks people and injuring four more. Kingswood United Methodist Church Senior Pastor Pastors at Clovis’ Living Word Rev. Bill Case leads community members in prayer Church of God said the shooting Monday evening at the church for those who needed stunned them because they support following Monday’s shooting at the Clovis- thought Jouett was making posi- Carver Public Library. tive strides in recent weeks, following what both described as a “very hard life.” “He started coming to church Community joins about 3 1/2 months ago,” said Pastor David Stevens. “My daughter called him and hands in prayer asked if he wanted to hang out.” Stevens said his daughter soon ❏ Residents say ways, but for several mem- learned Jouett was “laying with a bers of Kingswood United gun at his side and a suicide note tragedy too big Methodist Church, help in his pocket” as they talked on from a higher power was the phone. to handle alone. needed. Once Jouett began attending After two people were Eamon Scarbrough church, he was a regular, often killed and four were injured participating in multiple worship STAFF WRITER in a shooting at the Clovis- Staff photo: Tony Bullocks services in a week. [email protected] Carver Public Library Clovis Police Department officers escort the suspect following Monday’s shoot- “I know that he had been turn- CLOVIS — People deal ing at the Clovis-Carver Public Library. The police did not identify the shooter, with tragedy in a variety of PRAYERS on Page 3B but The News has independently identified him as Nathaniel Jouett. JOUETT on Page 3B PAGE 2B ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 QUAY COUNTY SUN QUAY COUNTY SUN REGIONAL WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 ✦ PAGE 3B Prayers From Page 1B Monday afternoon, the congregation gathered that evening to surrender their troubles to God. “There is nothing to be said that makes sense of what has happened. It is hard for us, as human beings, to see the full bro- kenness of who we are — all of us, every single one of us,” said Pastor Bill Case, before commencing an hour of prayer. “Everybody is broken in some way, shape, or form, and it is difficult when we come face to face with that.” Barbara Woolsey came to pray not only for the vic- tims, but for the perpetrator as well. “Their family is probably saying right now, ‘Where did we go wrong?’ Something’s wrong with them. They’re sick. They’ve gotta be sick,” she said. Alice Richmond said that the tragedy was too great for human beings to handle. “Our God is a mighty

Staff photo: Tony Bullocks one, and healer of all Above: Clovis Police Chief Doug Ford takes questions at Monday’s press conference at City Hall regarding the shooting. Below: First respon- things, and he will be in ders help residents get out of the Clovis-Carver Public Library. charge of this if we let him,” she said. Michael Richmond said Jouett “I know that he had he came because “it’s a bro- been turning his life ken world, and we lean on From Page 1A around. I know last God because it’s the only thing we can do.” ing his life around,” said week ... he was jumped After coming on her Living Word’s Associate Pastor Bonetta Hutson. in a bathroom. And then daughter’s invitation, Judith “I know last week ... he he got into a fight on Matthews prayed for guid- was jumped in a bathroom. Friday and was ance for all involved in the And then he got into a fight situation. on Friday and was suspend- suspended for two “This is Clovis, New ed for two days,” Hutson days.” Mexico,” she said. “This said. doesn’t happen here.” Stevens said Jouett was — Living Word Associate Pastor The group came together upset about the fight. Bonetta Hutson on short notice after a series “He said he tried to avoid “So I have been baptized of text messages, Case said. it. He knew that’s not what “We pray for all of those, he was supposed to be and gotten back in 2 doing,” Stevens said. church,” Jouett wrote on and bring them to God’s Clovis schools his Facebook page on Aug. throne, and pray for his Superintendent Jody Balch 14. comfort and healing and said he did not know if “I have this overwhelm- help and guidance,” he said. Jouett had been fighting or ing joy. (T)hank you 2 the “This is a pretty prayer- if he were suspended. church for making it feel filled congregation, so I Stevens said Jouett was like home.” knew they would come if at church on Sunday morn- asked. It’s good to know Editor’s note: Pastor ing, but began having “anx- they care enough about iety attacks” during servic- David Stevens is not related to the what has happened in our es and had to go home. He community to pray.” returned for Sunday night article’s author. services and then spent about an hour at Stevens’ home with other teens. “He said his chest had been hurting him all day,” Stevens said. Stevens said Jouett lived with his father and was estranged from his mother. He declined to go into detail about the boy’s past, but said he’d recently given a testimony about his Christian faith at church. PAGE 4B ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 SPORTS QUAY COUNTY SUN Rattlers look to regroup By Thomas Garcia QCS SENIOR WRITER [email protected] The Tucumcari Rattlers Football team will travel Saturday to Albuquerque for the second game of the season against the Albuquerque Academy Chargers. While the score might not reflect it, the Rattlers had strong moments on defense during Friday loss to Escalante, said Wayne Ferguson, Rattlers head coach. The Rattlers loss 28-7 to the Lobos Friday at the Snake Pit. Holding a 7-6 lead at half time the Rattlers struggled with possession of the ball on offense turning the ball over 11 times total. The defense on two of those instances held the Lobos offense to no gain on two goal line stances. The first was at the Lobos end- zone following a deep punt by the Rattlers the second stopped a 80 yard Lobos drive following a Rattler fumble. “We need to take care of the ball (which will lead to us) sustaining offensive drives,” Ferguson said. The Rattlers lone score, was a 23-yard pass to Rod Dunlap from Casey Carter in the first quarter. Ferguson said the team will work QCS photo: Thomas Garcia on executing their assignments to Rattlers full back Xavier Garcia tries to avoid the tackle during Friday's home opener against Escalante. be ready to battle against the Chargers on Saturday. Friday against the Hondo Valley Game time is 2 p.m. Saturday at Eagles. Albuquerque The Coyotes are under the direc- tion of first year head coach Adrian Logan to face Warriors — The Jones. Logan Longhorns 8-man football The defending six-man champs team have to put a 44-6 first game were to open last Friday against loss to the Tatum Coyotes to pre- Vaughn, but the game was canceled pare for Friday’s home opener, said three days before kickoff. Scott Dean, Logan head coach. “I am excited to see these guys The Longhorns will play take the field and fight for another Gateway Christian Warriors Friday state championship,” Jones said. for their first home game of the sea- Game time is 3 p.m. Friday at son. San Jon. Dean said the youth of the team showed during the game in Tatum. Rattlers survive muddy invita- He said the team also lost their tional — The Tucumcari starting quarterback Kyle Knight Rattlers/Lady Rattlers cross coun- due to concussion protocol at the try teams prepare for two event this end of the first half. week following their season opener “We don’t have any speed at the at Clovis. moment,” Dean said. “Our speed "The conditions were not that guys are still not healthy and we great but the team had a decent don’t want to push their return.” run," said Gary Hittson, cross Dean said the loss was a tough country head coach. way start to the season but the team The conditions were muddy fol- knows it is only going to get lowing rain but it did not seem to tougher as the season progresses. impact the run to much for me, said He said the guys have a lot of heart senior Kyeli Collins. and are willing to work to succeed. Collins said she is looking for- Game time is 7 p.m. Friday at ward to the week's competition at Logan two events. On Thursday the Rattlers/Lady QCS photo: Thomas Garcia Coyotes set to defend — The Rattlers cross country teams will San Jon/Grady Coyotes will play compete at Lovington and Saturday Lobos running back Adam Ulibarri is wrapped up by the Rattlers defenders during Friday's 28-7 loss their first game of the season they will compete at Mora. to Escalante at Tucumcari. Spikers looking to shake off early struggles By Thomas Garcia QCS SENIOR WRITER [email protected] Two area high school volleyball teams are working shake off their opening week struggles while one prepares to start the season. The San Jon Lady Coyotes will start their season Thursday with a home opener against the Vaughn Lady Eagles. The team has grown so much since last season, mentally and physically, said Head coach Jaree Elliott. Elliott said through the summer and start of practice the Lady Coyotes have been hard at work to improve themselves. She said the once green and young players have a season under their belt and confidence from their experiences. The Tucumcari Lady Rattlers will host their annu- al tournament Friday and Saturday at the Snake Pit. The Lady Rattlers have been working on their defen- sive foot work as well as their passing on offense, said Dana Benavidez, head coach. The Lady Rattlers 0-2, have dropped two road games to the Fort Sumner/House Lady Vixens and Melrose Lady Buffaloes. Benavidez said the tourna- QCS photo: Thomas Garcia ment will give the Lady Logan Lady Longhorns Kylee Foote back left prepares to go for the kill point during Saturday's championship match against Floyd. Rattlers a chance to see sev- ing at the Tucumcari invite, passes were the two areas times in the championship Lady Broncos, which gave Kutcha said the team has a eral styles of play from following the second place that hurt the team the most, match the Lady Longhorns the team its first 3-0 start teams regionally and across lot of promise that includes the state. She said the team is finish at their tournament said Robert Young, Lady took the lead only to lose it since 2012, will help to build having no seniors. She said adjusting to the loss of two Saturday. Longhorns head coach. to errors. the team’s confidence. She normally that might be an The Lady Longhorns 1-1 Young said the Lady Defense, heart and focus said the team is part of starters from last years rota- issue, but this is a perk as the tion but is doing well filling lost in three sets to the Floyd Longhorns played well were the keys to the Lady District 4-1A that includes those spots. Lady Broncos in the champi- throughout the tournament Broncos victory, said Dawn the 1A state champion Elida girls continue to learn and The Logan Lady onship match. against opponents like Kuchta, Floyd head coach. Lady Tigers and runner-up work together as the season Longhorns will be compet- Service errors, missed Springer. He said there were Kutcha said the win for the Melrose Lady Buffaloes. progresses even next year. QUAY COUNTY SUN WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 ✦ PAGE 5B PAGE 6B ✦ WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 FAIR RESULTS QUAY COUNTY SUN Quay County Fair Results The following are the contin- Novice and Junior 5. Adrienne Stone 3. Colten Leonard 3. Nick Black 4. Cutter Hastie ued results from the 2017 Quay Showmanship Greyson Bollinger 6. Adrienne Stone 4. Gares Lopez 4. Rilee Nials Class 2 Senior Doe Fancy County Fair held Aug. 16-19 in Senior Showmanship Kyle 7. Jesse Leonard 5. Rilee Nials 1. Angie French Grand Champion Egg Layer Tucumcari. Knight 8. Tobe Slater First Year Heifer Feeder Gares 6. Nick Black 2. Braxton French Payson Nials 9. Brittni Brockman Lopez 3. Angie French Reserve Grand Champion Egg Junior Market Lamb Show Junior Goat Show Results Class 2 4. Shakayla Crank Layer Rilee Nials First Year Feeder Kylie Griggs First Year Goat Feeder Class 8 Class 1 1. Jonathan Clark Christian Kotara 1. Kelsey Morrow 1. Paige Moralez 2. Dyson Clark Class 3 Senior Doe Fancy Broiler Pen Class 1 Cross 2. Ryen Stone 2. Kyle Knight 3. Jenna Lopes 1. Braxton French Class 1 1. Kyle Knight Class 1 3. Paige Moralex 3. Paige Moralez 4. Jenna Lopez 2. Ally Griggs 1. Skyler DeLuca 2. Greyson Bollinger 1. Kelsey Morrow 4. Brevin Stoner 4. Dyson Clark 5. Jenna Lopez 3. Angie French 2. Skyler DeLuca 3. Greyson Bollinger 2. Greysen Stoner 5. Dustin Bryant 5. Payson Nials 6. Natalie Hayes 4. Cera Lowe 3. Bill DeLuca 4. Garrett Bollinger 3. Kelsey Morrow 6. Tobe Slater 6. Morgan Becerra 5. Angie French 4. Nick Black 5. Jason Knight 4. Skyler DeLuca 7. Ryen Stone Class 3 5. Nick Black 6. Charmaynn Hall 5. Nicholas Black 8. Dawson Moon Class 2 1. Dyson Clark Class 4 Junior Bucks Fancy 6. Nick Black 6. Skyler DeLuca 1. Avery Cavett 2. Tanlea Fair 1. Aiden Wellston 7. Nick Black Class 2 Cross 7. Shea Schneider Class 9 2. Kyle Knight 3. Tanlea Fair 2. Hunter Griggs 1. Garrett Bollinger 8. Nicholas Black 1. Elizabeth Gates 3. Jesse Leonard 4. Rilee Nials Class 2 2. Jodi Vance 2. Amber Rivera 4. Colten Leonard 5. Lanie Hammer Class 5 Junior Doe Fancy 1. Cutter Hastie 3. Joanie Vance Class 2 3. Amber Rivera 5. Gares Lopez 6. Payson Nials 1. Lilly Nials 2. Payson Nials 4. Kyle Hamilton 1. Kelsey Morrow 4. Bailey McEwen 2. Emma Ross 3. Bill DeLuca 2. Bill DeLuca 5. Tobe Slater Class 3 Grand Champion Dyson Clark 3. Daneen Wellston 4. Paige Moralez Breed Champion Kyle Knight 3. Jesse Leonard 6. Amber Rivera 1. Bailey Rhea Smith Reserve Grand Champion 4. Kylee Black 5. Rilee Nials Reserve Breed Champion 4. Brittni Brockman 7. Elizabeth Gates 2. Rebecca Rush Tanlea Fair 5. Aiden Wellston 6. Bill DeLuca Greyson Bollinger 5. Antonio Gonzales 8. Dustin Bryant 3. Preslie Cavett 6. Jenna Lopez 7. Elizabeth Gates 6. Shea Schneider 4. Rilee Nials Open Rabbits 7. Keira Black 8. Skyler DeLuca Class 3 Black 7. Shaylee Moon Grand Champion Karlee 5. Rilee Nials Senior Buck Commercial 1. Bailey Rhea Smith 8. Wyatt Wright Cantrell 1. Lilly Nials Class 6 Pre-Junior Fancy Class 3 2. Kyle Knight Reserve Champion Amanda Class 4 2. Jenna Lopez 1. Keira Black 1. Katelyn Moralez 3. Greyson Bollinger Class 3 Kanapilly 1. Kindal K. Smith 3. Tanlea Fair 2. Daneen Wellston 2. Elizabeth Gates 4. Kyle Knight 1. Amanda Kanapilly 2. Avery Cavett 4. Justin Goen 3. Keira Black 4. Cutter Hastie 5. Chase Hittson 2. Kaeden Stoner County Bred Goat Champion 3. Rebecca Rush 5. Angie Franch 4. Kylee Black 5. Katelyn Moralez 3. Kindal K. Smith Amanda Kanapilly 4. Bailey McKnight 6. Lanyan Crank 5. Kylee Black 6. Katelyn Moralez Class 4 Blackface 4. Amber Rivera 6. Emma Ross 7. Cutter Hastie 1. Chase Hittson 5. Dawson Moon Novice and Junior Grand Champion Kindal K. Class 2 Senior Doe 2. Jason Knight 6. Colten Leonard Showmanship Bailey McEwen Smith Commercial Grand Champion Commercial Grand Champion Broiler Pen 3. Chase Hittson 7. Devin Kotara Senior Showmanship Amanda Reserve Grand Champion 1. Nick Black Breed Nick Black Cutter Hastie 4. Kyle Hamilton 8. Dawson Moon Kanapilly Bailey Rhea Smith 2. Jenna Lopez Grand Champion Fancy Breed Reserve Grand Champion 5. Kylie Griggs 9. Rylan Montoya County Bred Champion Kindal 3. Tanlea Fair Lilly Nials Broiler Pen Skyler DeLuca Junior Steer Show K. Smith 4. Jenna Lopez Class 5 Blackface Class 4 First Year Feeder Avery Cavett 5. Jonathan Clark 4-H/ FFA Poultry Open Classes 1. Kyle Hamilton 1. Bailey McEwen Rabbit Show Egg Layer Large Breed Chickens 2. Garrett Bollinger 2. Camryn Cantrell Class 1 Class 3 Senior Doe Class 1 3. Joanie Vance 3. Kindal K. Smith 1. Kindal K. Smith 4-H/FFA Commercial 1. Elizabeth Gates Class 1 4. Garrett Bollinger 4. Kindal K. Smith 2. Avery Cavett Meat Pen Rabbits 1. Angie French 2. Nick Black 1. Riley Knapp 5. Charmaynn Hall 5. Christian Kotara 3. Jason Knight Class 1 2. Nickelee Sisneros 3. Rilee Nials 2. Zoey Fair 6. Antonio Gonzales 4. Jordyn Stowe 1. Rilee Nials 3. Braxton French 3. Katelyn Moralez Class 6 Blackface 7. Wyatt Wright 5. Bailey Montoya 2. Kalen Hayes 4. Braxton French Class 2 4. Jenna Lopez 1. Bailey Rhea Smith 8. Dustin Bryant 6. Jonathan Clark 3. Tanlea Fair 5. Angie French 1. Rilee Nials 2. Kyle Hamilton 7. Jonathan Clark 4. Kaleb Hayes 2. Skyler DeLuca Class 2 3. Garrett Bollinger Class 5 5. Nick Black Class 4 Junior Doe 3. Ryan Fair 1. Katelyn Moralez 4. Kyle Griggs 1. Karlee Cantrell Class 2 Commercial 2. Bailey Montoya 5. Dacian Montoya 2. Kelsey Morrow 1. Bailey Rhea Smith Class 2 1. Kaleb Hayes Class 3 3. Jude Dominguez 3. Brittni Brockman 2. Kindal K. Smith 1. Dyson Clark 2. Kaleb Hayes 1. Ashton Smith Class 7 Blackface 4. Kaeden Stoner 3. Bailey Rhea Smith 2. Natalie Hayes 3. Kaleb Hayes 2. Payson Nials Class 3 1. Greyson Bollinger 5. Dacian Montoya 4. Jordyn Stowe 3. Payson Nials 3. Ashton Smith 1. Carter Smith 2. Amanda Kanapilly 6. Amber Rivera 5. Chase Hittson 4. Rilee Nials Class 5 Junior/PreJunior 4. Katelyn Moralez 2. Lilly Nials 3. Bailey Montoya 7. Ryen Stone 6. Joanie Vance Commercial 3. Lilly Nials 4. Jodi Vance Class 3 1. Paxton Smith Class 4 4. Lilly Nials Class 6 Grand Champion Bailey Rhea 1. Jonathan Clark 2. Natalie Hayes 1. Cutter Hastie 5. Macee Stone Breed Champion Bailey Rhea 1. Amanda Kanapilly Smith 2. Natalie Hayes 3. Nick Black 2. Ashton Smith 6. Jenna Lopez Smith 2. Amber Rivera Reserve Grand Champion 3. Payson Nials 4. Natalie Hayes 3. Bill DeLuca Reserve Breed Champion Kyle 3. Amber Rivera Kindal K. Smith 4. Kirksey Smith 5. Paxton Smith Class 4 Hamilton 4. Shaylee Moon 6. Nickelee Sisneros Class 5 1. Carter Smith 5. Colten Leonard Novice and Junior Beef Grand Champion Rilee Nials 1. Mylee Stone 2. Ashton Smith Grand Champion Bailey Rhea 6. Brevin Stoner Showmanship Avery Cavett Reserve Grand Champion Class 1 Senior Buck Fancy 2. Mylee Stone 3. Payson Nials Smith 7. Skyler DeLuca Senior Beef Showmanship Dyson Clark 1. Joseph Page 3. Ryan Fair Reserve Champion Kyle Jordyn Stowe 2. Angie French 4. Ryan Fair Class 5 Hamilton Class 7 Baker Rabbit 3. Angie French 1. Macee Stone 1. Amanda Kanapilly Heifer Show 4. Angie French Class 6 2. Macee Stone County Bred Lamb Champion 2. Kindal K. Smith Catch-It Heifer Class 1 5. Angie French 1. Payson Nials 3. Tanlea Fair Bailey Rhea Smith 3. Wyatt Wright 1. Rilee Nials 1. Nicholas Romero 6. Angie French 2. Cutter Hastie 4. Amanda Kanapilly 2. Bailey McKnight 2. Nicholas Romero 7. Nickelee Sisneros 3. Mylee Stone Class 6 QUAY COUNTY SUN FAIR RESULTS WEDNESDAY, AUG. 30, 2017 ✦ PAGE 7B Quay County Fair Results 1. Ryan Fair 3. Bailey Montoya on Reba 1. Suzannna Pacheco, My Horse 3. Levi J. Mericle, The Chamber 1. Senior Trestin Peterson, Reflection 2. Ryan Fair 4. Rilee Nials on Chic Friends People Cat Photo 3. Zoey Fair 2. Junior Alex Garcia, Poster 2. Senior Tianna Peterson, Still-Life 4. Tanlea Fair Class 9 Novice Western Pleasure Pencil Drawing Youth 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Cat Poster Photo 1. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 2. Summer Gressett, Cursed Hero Booster 0 to 5 1. Senior Trestin Peterson, Still-Life Class 7 Rhythm 3. Joan, "Diana" Color Outdoor Photography Vet Science Photo 1. Katelyn Moralez 2. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar 1. Summer Gressett, Summer Child 1. Dayvinity Montoya, Pig Nose 1. Junior Tanlea, Fair Poster 1. Senior Tianna Peterson, Portrait 2. Katelyn Moralez 3. Payson Nials on Jet 2. Sheryl Chambers, Lessons in photo 3. Katelyn Moralez 4. Bailey McEwen on Badger Thought Pre – Novice 6 to 8 Tropical Fish 4. Paxton Smith 5. Dacian Montoya on Little John 1. Summer Gressett, Icarus Tempera Painting 1. Junior Alex Garcia, Fish Poster Scrapbooking 6. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake 3. Jessie Robinson, Graffiti Lost to 2. Lanyah Crank, Kitty 1. Novice Aubrey Oliver, Theme album Class 8 Time 3. Lanyah Crank, Love My Mommy Small Pets of any size 1. Riley Knapp Class 10 Booster Western Pleasure 1. Diana Rush, Old Barn Color Outdoor Photography 1. Junior Jenna Lopez, Guinea Pig 2. Rilee Nials 1. Lilly Nials on Chief 3. Terry White, Camping Out 3. Piper McEwen, Heifer Poster Sewing I 3. Katelyn Moralez 3. Novice Aimee Ross, Gathered Skirt 4. Katelyn Moralez Class 12 Junior Western Black and White Outdoor Novice 9 – 11 Shooting Sports 1. Novice Ashton Smith, Gathered 5. Lilly Nials Horsemanship Photography Acrylic Painting 1. Novice Paul Urquizu, Rifle poster Skirt 1. Rilee Nials on Chic 3. LH Bob Mead, Young men 3. Aimee Ross, Frog 2. Senior Gares Lopez, Rifle poster 2. Novice Elizabeth Urquizu, Gathered Class 9 2. Bailey Montoya on Reba 2. Katelynn Slater, Be Gentle 1. Senior Tianna Peterson, Rifle poster Skirt 1. Lilly Nials 3. Jenna Lopez on Waddie 2. Shelby Baldridge, Window To The Crayon Drawing 3. Senior Trestin Peterson, Rifle Poster 5. Novice Lucia Benavidez, Gathered 2. Riley Knapp 4. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona Soul 3. Shakayla Crank, Bubbles 1. Senior Gares Lopez, Pistol poster skirt 5 3. Kaden Bongers 2. Katelynn Slater, Visions of Old 3. Junior Alex Garcia, Archery Poster 6. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Gathered 4. Keira Black Class 13 Novice Western 3. Carol Berryhill, Raging Waters Black and White Photography 2. Junior Amber Owen, Archery Poster Skirt 5. Tanlea Fair Horsemanship 2. Shelby Baldridge, Gathering 3. MiKayla Klinger, Mom and Brother 1. Junior Tobe Slater, Archery poster 4. Novice Tylee Hill, Gathered Skirt 6. Katelyn Moralez 1. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar 3. MiKayla Klinger, Jeffery 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Archery 1. Novice Aimee Ross, Tote bag 2. Bailey McEwen on Badger Color Outdoor Photography 1. MiKayla Klinger, Zoo Flower – Best Poster 5. Novice Ashton Smith, Tote bag Grand Champion Standard Breed 3. Payson Nials on Jet 3. Katelynn Slater, A Candid Beauty of Show for Youth 2. Novice Dylan Owen, Archery Poster 6. Novice Charmaynn Hall, Tote Bag Carter Smith 4. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 3. Lisa Humble, Give Me a Treat 2. MiKayla Klinger, The Fuzz 2. Senior Tianna Peterson, Archery 4. Novice Elizabeth Urquizu, Tote bag Rhythm 2. Lisa Humble, Baby Bunnies 2. MiKayla Klinger, The Falls Poster 2. Novice Lucia Benavidez, Tote bag Bantam Classes 2. Judy Rush, Elk 3. MiKayla Klinger, Door 1. Senior Trestin Peterson, Archery 3. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Tote bag Class 1 Class 14 Booster Western 2. Lisa Humble, Hawk on Post 1. MiKayla Klinger, Airforce Memorial Poster 1. Novice Aimee Ross, Scrunchie 1. Payson Nials Horsemanship 2. Lora Goode, Seaside 3. MiKayla Klinger, Jefferson 2. Novice Elizabeth Urquizu, 2. Lilly Nials 1. Lilly Nials on Chief 1. Leasha Jennings, Bug Blossom – 2. MiKayla Klinger, Hot Balloon Welding I Scrunchie 3. Lilly Nials Best of Show in Photography 3. MiKayla Klinger, Aflac 2. Junior Tate, Hill Plate 3 Novice Mikayla Klinger, Scrunchie 4. Keira Black Class 16 Junior Trail 1. Lisa Humble, Spider and Web 1. Junior Payton, Oliver Adjustable 1. Jenna Lopez on Waddie 2. Lora Goode, Grasshoppers Color Outdoor Photography Saw horse Class 2 2. Bailey Montoya on Reba 3. Lora Goode, Lizard 1. MiKayla Klinger, Bryson 1. Senior Eli Oliver, Adjustable Saw Food and Nutrition 1. Rilee Nials 3. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona 2. Jean Corey, Flower After Rain 2. Payson Nials, Hay Loft horse 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Spicy 2. Skyler DeLuca 4. Rilee Nials on Chic 2. Lisa Humble, Eagle 3. MiKayla Klinger, Mom and Dad Granola Cereal 3. William DeLuca 2. Carol Berryhill, Fountain 3. MiKayla Klinger, Bob Rocketry 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Breakfast 4. Lilly Nials Class 17 Novice Trail 1. LH Bob Mead, Tumbleweed 3. MiKayla Klinger, Turtle 1. Junior Robert Evans, Model Rocket Bars 5. Dacian Montoya 1. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar 2. Heidi McEwen, Spurs 2. MiKayla Klinger ,Peacock 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Oatmeal 6. Vincent DeLuca 2. Dacian Montoya on Little John 1. Leasha Jennings, Lassen Volcano 3. MiKayla Klinger, Llama Wood Science Applesauce Cookies 3. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 2. Terry White, Evening Sky 3. Payson Nials, Ducks 1. Novice Charmaynn Hall, Making the 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Menu for a Class 3 Rhythm 2. Lora Goode, Sunset on the Desert 1. MiKayla Klinger, Red Love Cut- Napkin Holder Day 1. Jude Dominguez 4. Bailey McEwen on Badger 3. Mikki Shelton, Mushroom 2. MiKayla Klinger, Fuzzy Wuzzy 1. Novice Charmaynn Hall, Making the 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Completed 2. William DeLuca 5. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake 3. Katelynn Slater, The Church that 1. MiKayla Klinger, Up a Tree Cut-Birdhouse project workbook 3. Lilly Nials 6. Payson Nials on Jet Time Travelled 1. MiKayla Klinger, Mom's Door 1. Novice Charmaynn Hall, Making the 1. Junior Christian Kotara, Biscuits (3) 4. William DeLuca 3. Heidi McEwen, Flash 3. MiKayla Klinger, Sunken Garden Cut- Foot Stool 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Biscuits (3) 5. Skyler DeLuca Class 18 Booster Trail 1. Leasha Jennings, Frosty Mountain 1. MiKayla Klinger, NMSU 1. Junior Christian Kotara, Muffins (3) 1. Lilly Nials on Chief 2. Leasha Jennings, Blue Sky Trinity 3. MiKayla Klinger, Sunbeams Welcome to 4-H 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Chocolate Class 4 2. Lora Goode, Fort Union 2. MiKayla Klinger, Tree Sun 1. Novice Paxton Smith, 4-H Banner Chip cookies (3) 1. Reese Hastie Class 20 Junior Egg Race 3. Lora Goode, Train Ride 2. Joseph Page, Old School 6. Novice Aimee Ross, Frame decorat- 2. Novice Natalie Willis, Chocolate 2. Reese Hastie 1. Bailey Montoya on Reba 3. Shelby Baldridge, Ring - She Said 1. MiKayla Klinger, State Theater ed with 4-H Chip cookies (3) 3. Reese Hastie 2. Jenna Lopez on Waddie Yes 2. MiKayla Klinger, Puddle 3. Novice Aubrey Oliver, Frame deco- 3. Novice Tylee Hill, Chocolate Chip 4. Vincent DeLuca 3. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona 2. Bailey McEwen, Branding rated with 4-H cookies (3) 4. Rilee Nials Chic Color Indoor Photography 1. Novice Aydin Kotara, Frame deco- 1. Junior Christian Kotara, Chocolate Class 5 3. Lisa Humble, Bad Hair Day Color Indoor Photography rated with 4-H1 Chip cookies (3) 1. Kirill Gates Class 21 Novice Egg Race 3. Jean Corey, Z 3. MiKayla Klinger, Clooney 5. Novice Elizabeth Urquizu, Frame 2. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Sugar 2. Kolt Wood 1. Dacian Montoya on Little John 3. MiKayla Klinger, Orangy decorated with 4-H Cookies (3) 3. Dacian Montoya 2. Payson Nials on Jet Color Computer Enhanced 2. Novice Mylee Stone, Frame deco- 1. Novice Natalie Willis, Sugar 4. Keira Black 3. Bailey McEwen on Badger 1. Katelynn Slater, Belly Kiss Creative Writing – Short Story rated with 4-H Cookies (3) 5. Rilee Nials 4. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar 3. Katelynn Slater, The Wine Vine 2. Brookel Smith, Never Lie 4. Novice Paul Urquizu, Frame deco- 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Banana Nut 6. Kolt Wood 5. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake 3. Aimee Ross, Pet Sitting rated with 4-H Bread 7. Keira Black 6. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got Mixed Media 3. Brookel Smith, Zakynthos 2. Novice Lanie Hammer, Banana Nut Rhythm 1. Connie Lamm, Sunset in Color Leathercraft Bread Class 6 2. Jessie Robinson, Old Church Junior 12 - 13 1. Junior Rilee Nials, Other Stamped 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Banana Nut 1. Payson Nials Class 22 Booster Egg Race 3. Yolanda Nava, Blue Rain Color Outdoor Photography Item Bread 2. Rilee Nials 1. Piper McEwen on Dash 1. Christine Shelton, Some Gave All 2. Rilee Nials, Day Dreaming 1. Novice Payson Nials, Other 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Quick Coffee 3. Rylan Montoya 2. Lilly Nials on Chief 2. Yolanda Nava, Find the Horse Stamped Item Cake 4. Payson Nials Creative Writing Essay 1. Senior Ryan Fair, Other Stamped 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Quick Coffee Class 23 Junior Barrel Race Creative Writing 1. Trenton Miles, Man of Science Item Cake Class 7 1. Bailey Montoya on Reba 3. Robin Cherry, Geocaching 1. Novice Bill Deluca, Practice Board 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Brown Sugar 1. Dacian Montoya 2. Rilee Nials on Chic Senior 14 to 18 2. Junior Skyler Deluca, Exhibit Board Nut Cookies (3) 2. Vincent DeLuca 3. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona Professional Adult Acrylic Painting 1. Senior Ryan Fair, Advanced Braided 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Brown Sugar 3. Keira Black 4. Jenna Lopez on Waddie Acrylic Paintings 2. Jade Gressett, Dragon of the Belt Nut Cookies (3) 1. Linda Griggs, Morning Ponderings Universe 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Jam Grand Champion Bantam Jude Class 24 Novice Barrel Race 1. Linda Griggs, Hearts on the Prairie 3. Kelli Lamm, Grey Flower Ceramics Thumbprint Cookies(3) Dominquez 1. Dacian Montoya on Little John 1. Linda Griggs, Tres-Ritos – Best of 3. Brittany Pulcini, Dream Catcher 1 Junior Jenna Lopez One glazed item 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Jam 2. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake Show 2. Kami Lamm, Starry Forrest 1 Novice Brookel Smith One glazed Thumbprint Cookies(3) Waterfowl 3. Bailey McEwen on Badger 3. Kami Lamm, Mountain Sunset item 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Brownies (3) Class 1 Geese 4. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar Black and White Outdoor 2. Novice Lanie Hammer, Brownies (3) 1. Amanda Montoya 5. Payson Nials on Jet Photography Pen Drawing Photography I 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Brownies (3) 2. Amanda Montoya 6. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 1. Connie Loveland, The Derby 3. Jade Gressett, Sea Unicorn 1. Junior Rilee Nials, Set of two 1. Novice Brookel Smith, Cornbread Rhythm Portraits 1. Senior Kelsey Morrow, Cornbread Class 2 Drakes Black and White Computer Pencil Drawing 1. Novice Devin Kotara, Set of two 2. Junior Tanlea Fair, One decorated 1. Jenna Lopez Class 25 Booster Barrel Race Enhanced Photography 2. Jade Gressett, Underwater Fairy Portraits single layer cake 2. Bailey Montoya 1. Piper McEwen on Dash 1. Connie Loveland, Longhorn 1. Jade Gressett, Mechanical Heart 2. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Set of two 1. Novice Aubrey Oliver, One decorat- 3. Rilee Nials 2. Lilly Nials on Chief Portraits ed single layer cake 4. Rylan Montoya Color Outdoor Photography Black and White Outdoor 3. Novice Payson Nials, Set of two 5. Payson Nials Class 28 Junior Poles 1. Connie Loveland, Holding the Herd Photography Portraits Cloverbuds 1. Bailey Montoya on Reba 2. Connie Loveland, Cactus Blooms 3. Brittany Pulcini, Snake 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Set of two Welcome to Cloverbuds Class 3 Hens 2. Jenna Lopez on Waddie 1. Michelle Farrow, Sunflower Field 2. Mikki Shelton, Lilith Portraits 1. Savannah Urquizu, project book 1. Jenna Lopez 1. Connie Loveland, Windmill at 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Set of cast- 2. Jenna Lopez Class 29 Novice Poles Sunset Color Outdoor Photography ing shadow and shadow 3. Lilly Nials 1. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake 3. Michelle Farrow, Mesa Redonda 3. Mikki Shelton, Sun Setting 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Set of casting Our Animal Friends 4. Bailey Montoya 2. Bailey McEwen on Badger Thunderstorm 2. Mikki Shelton, Innocence shadow and shadow 1. Brandy Smith, project book 3. Dacian Montoya on Little John 2. Mikki Shelton, Barn Kitten 1. Novice Devin Kotara, Trick photo 1. Savannah Urquizu, project book Grand Champion Waterfowl Jenna 4. Payson Nials on Jet Color Indoor Photography 3. Mikki Shelton, Day At the Lake 2. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Trick photo 1. Brandy Smith, egg carton animal Lopez 3. Connie Loveland, The Window 1. Ashle Brown, Wild Sunflower 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Trick photo 1. Savannah Urquizu, animal puzzle Class 30 Booster Poles 2. Mikki Shelton, Charlotte's Web 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Same subject 1. Brandy Smith, crocodile puppet Turkey 1. Lilly Nials on Chief Color Computer Enhanced 1. Natalie Hayes, Lilac Leaves with front, back, side, & top lighting 1. Brandy Smith, scapbook of family Hens/Tom 2. Piper McEwen on Dash Photography 3. Sarah Brown, Landscape 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Set of bird's pet 1. Payson Nials 1. Michelle Farrow, Forrest Floor 3. Natalie Hayes, River Rocks and bug's view photos 1. Brandy Smith, animal puzzle 2. Lilly Nials All around Buckle Winners Flower 2. Ashle Brown, Old Car 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Set of bird's 3. Rilee Nials Junior – Jenna Lopez 3. Mikki Shelton, Sportsmans Life and bug's view photos Shopping Smart 4. Cutter Hastie Novice - Dylan Owen Sculpture 3. Mikki Shelton, Kurtis 1. Junior Rilee Nials, Black and White 1. Savannah Urquizu, project book 5. Katelyn Moralez 1. Anthony Benavidez, Blue Corn 2. Brittany Pulcini, Water Fall photo 6. Reese Hastie Fine Arts Results Maiden 1. Tianna Peterson, Cinderella's Castle 1. Novice Devin Kotara, Black and The Way Things Grow Amateur Adult White photo 1. Savannah Urquizu, project book Grand Champion Payson Nials Oil Paintings Creative Writing Computer Enhanced Color 2. Novice Mylee Stone, Black and 1. Savannah Urquizu, terrarium 2. Suzannna Pacheco, Warrior Poetry Photography White photo 1. Savannah Urquizu, frame Horse Show Results 1. Clay Gressett, Valak 3. Levi J. Mericle, What Does 3. Mikki Shelton, Isabella 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Black and 1. Vincent Deluca, Bird house Class 1 Mares 2. Suzannna Pacheco, Little Dove Freedom Mean to You White photo 1. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona 3. Pamela Ashcraft, PA 1. Levi J. Mericle, Not My Fault- Best 4-H Education Exhibits 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Flash photo Family, Friends and Community 2. Bailey Montoya on Reba 3. Clay Gressett, Lost Desert of Show in Creative Writing Dog Care and Training 1. Brandy Smith, family emergency 1. Cathy Ray, Country Life 2. Levi J. Mericle, Master Of The Man 1. Novice Mikayla Klinger, Dog Poster Photography 3 poster Class 2 Geldings 3. Clay Gressett, Red Glacier 1 2. Senior Tianna Peterson, Reflection 1. Brandy Smith, family flag 1. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar Short Story 1. Senior Natalie Hayes, Dog Poster 1 Photo 1. Brandy Smith, family tree 2. Bailey McEwen on Badger Acrylic Paintings 3. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 1. Yolanda Nava, Angle with Chickens Rhythm 3. Suzannna Pacheco, Raccoon 4. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake Bandit 5. Payson Nials on Jet 3. Kinley Jaynes, Jellyfish 6. Dacian Montoya on Little John 3. Kinley Jaynes, Abstract Flower 7. Jenna Lopez on Waddie 2. Terry White, Saw Blade Chili 8. Rilee Nials on Chic 2. Jenna Morris Snowman 9. Lilly Nials on Chief 1. Lizelle Ann Knapp, Skull in Gas Chamber Class 4 Junior Showmanship 3. Kinley Jaynes, Backyard Sunset 1. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona 3. Lizelle Stone, Bathtub on the Beach 2. Jenna Lopez on Waddie 3. Rilee Nials on Chic Water Color Paintings 4. Bailey Montoya on Reba 2. Suzannna Pacheco, Wrapped 3. Connie Lamm, Yellow Rose Class 5 Novice Showmanship 1. Sheryl Chambers, Farmers Rest 1. Ashton Smith on TB Eye Got 2. Sheryl Chambers, Under the Snow Rhythm 2. Dylan Owen on Montoya Sklar Tempera Painting 3. Bailey McEwen on Badger 3. Suzanna Pacheco, Friends 4. Dacian Montoya on Little John 1. Jessie Robinson, Squash 5. Payson Nials on Jet 2. Laverne Sanderson, Have A 6. Rylan Montoya on Rattlesnake Wonderful Life 3. Kinley Jaynes, Walking in the Park Class 6 Booster Showmanship 2. Jessie Robinson, Lake Sunrise 1. Lilly Nials Chief 3. Jenna Morris, Island 3. Jessie Robinson, Red Portal Class 8 Junior Western Pleasure 1. Jenna Lopez on Waddie Pen Drawings 2. Amber Owen on Montoya Nona 2. Rudy Pacheco, Two Face Wednesday Aug. 30 2017 Legals, Employment, To place an ad: Garage Sales, Real Estate, LASSIFIEDS Call: 575-461-1952 Automotive, Misc. C Email: [email protected] QUAY COUNTY SUN

LEGALS LEGALS LEGALS MISCELLANEOUS g g ments, fixtures, and at- cash or equivalent, for DISH TV – BEST DEAL No. D-1010-CV-2013- tachments, such as, but the purpose of satisfy- EVER! Only $39.99/mo. 00004 not limited to, mobile ing, in the adjudged or- Plus $14.99/mo Internet homes (hereinafter, the der of priorities, the (where avail) FREE FORTUNE ACQUISI- “Property”). If there is a judgment and decree of Streaming. FREE In- TIONS CORPORA- conflict between the le- foreclosure described stall ( up to 6 rooms.) TION, gal description and the herein, together with FREE HD-DVR. Call 1- LEGALS street address, the le- any additional costs SPECIAL NOTICES 800-315-7043. ATV Plaintiff, gal description shall and attorney's fees, in- control. cluding the costs of ad- DONATE YOUR CAR, LEGAL 63298 CLOVIS MEDIA INC. TRUCK OR BOAT TO August 30, 2017 vs. vertisement and publi- shall not be liable for The foregoing sale will cation for the foregoing HERITAGE FOR THE September 6, 2017 failure to publish an ad, BLIND. Free 3 Day Va- LARRY W. MCCLURE, be made to satisfy a sale, and, reasonable for typographical errors cation, Tax Deductible, DEBBIE L. MCCLURE, foreclosure judgment receiver and Special TENTH JUDICIAL or for errors in publica- ALL real estate advertis- Free Towing, All Paper- STATE OF NEW MEXI- rendered by this Court Master's fees in an DISTRICT COURT tion except to the extent ing in Clovis Media Inc. work Taken Care Of. CO - TAXATION AND in the above-entitled amount to be fixed by COUNTY OF QUAY of the cost of that por- newspapers is subject to CALL 1-800-948-7239 STATE OF NEW MEXICO REVENUE DEPART- and numbered cause the Court. The amount tion of the ad wherein RAPTOR 350 of the judgment due is the Federal Fair Housing MENT, AND DEPART- on July 20, 2017, being the error occurred. Cost EXEDE SATELLITE In- Like New $180,661.13, plus inter- Act of 1968 as amended CAUSE NO D-1010-CV- MENT OF TREASURY an action to foreclose a adjustment is limited to ternet. Affordable, high --Garaged and less est to and including which makes it illegal to 2017-00101 INTERNAL REVENUE mortgage on the Prop- the first day insertion. speed broadband satel- than one hour date of sale in the advertise "any prefer- SERVICE erty. Plaintiff's judg- lite internet anywhere in on motor. amount of $6,323.26, ence, limitation or dis- IN THE MATTER OF ment is in the amount the U.S. Order now and Now lowered to $3500. for a total judgment of crimination based on THE PETITION OF Defendants. of $180,661.13, and the WOW, THAT’S GREAT! save $100. Plans start 575-356-6853 same bears interest at $186,984.39. Virginia sold her Nissan race, color, religion, and leave message handicap, family status at $39.99/month. Call NETTIE GEAN RUPE NOTICE OF SALE the variable rate of within hours using our 1-800-476-0029 The foregoing sale may or national origin, or an FOR CHANGE OF NAME 8.7500%, accruing at Deals for Wheels! the rate of $43.31 per be postponed and intention to make any GOT KNEE Pain? Back NOTICE IS HEREBY Stop by the MOTORCYCLES GIVEN thaton Septem- diem. The Court re- rescheduled at the dis- such preference, limita- Pain? Shoulder Pain? NOTICE OF PETITION Quay County Sun TO CHANGE NAME ber 8, 2017, at the hour serves entry of final cretion of the Special tion or discrimination." Get a pain-relieving of 12:00 PM, the under- judgment against De- Master, and is subject Classified Department, Clovis Media Inc. will not brace - little or NO cost NOTICE IS HEREBY signed Special Master, fendants, Larry W. Mc- to all taxes, utility liens and give knowingly accept any ad- to you. Medicare Pa- GIVEN that NETTIE or her designee, will, at Clure and Debbie L. and other restrictions it a test drive!! vertising in this newspa- tients Call Health Hot- GEAN RUPE, a resi- the front entrance of the McClure, for the and easements of per that is in violation of line Now! 1- 800-918- dent of the City of Tu- Quay County Court- amount due after fore- record, and subject to a the law. Our readers are 6159 house, at 300 South closure sale, including one (1) month right of hereby informed that all cumcari, County of HUGHESNET: GEN4 Quay, state of New Third Street, Tucum- interest, costs, and fees redemption held by the dwellings advertised in 2009 YAMAHA YZF R6S cari, NM 88401, sell all as may be assessed by Defendants upon entry this newspaper are avail- satellite internet is ultra- Mexico, and over the fast and secure. Plans under 500 miles, excel- age of fourteen years, of the rights, title, and the Court. Plaintiff has of an order approving able on an equal oppor- lent condition, has been interests of the above- the right to bid at the sale, and subject to the tunity basis. To complain as low as $39.99 in se- has filed a Petition to lect areas. Call 1-844- garage kept and only Change Name in the named Defendants, in foregoing sale in an entry of an order of the of discrimination, call one owner. $6,000 and to the hereinafter amount equal to its Court approving the HUD toll-free at (202)- 781-1139 now to get a Tenth District Court, $50 Gift Card! OBO Call 575-218- Quay County New Mex- described real property judgment, and to sub- terms and conditions of 708-1455. 4739. sale. ico wherein he/she to the highest bidder for mit its bid either verbal- LIFE ALERT. 24/7. One seeks to change his/her cash. The property to ly or in writing. Plaintiff APARTMENTS press of a button sends Want to make a name from NETTIE be sold is located at may apply all or any Witness my hand this HELP WANTED 28th day of July, 2017 QUAY COUNTY help FAST! Medical, difference? GEAN RUPE to JEAN- 1501 540 Loop, Logan, part of its judgment to Fire, Burglar. Even if New Mexico 88426, the purchase price in United Way is creating NIE L. PEPPER, and 1 BDRM cottage $450 + you can't reach a the this Petition will be and is more particularly lieu of cash. /s/ Jennifer A. Taylor lasting change, by focus- JENNIFER A. TAYLOR, dep. Includes utilities phone! FREE Brochure. ing on education, income heard before the Honor- described as follows: CALL 800-644-2630 In accordance with the Special Master For info call and health. That’s what it able Albert J. Mitchell, 575-461-0702. District Judge on the LOT FOUR (4), IN Court's decree, the pro- PO Box 91988 means to LIVE UNITED. th HEY EVERYONE! Earl 18 day of September BLOCK FIVE (5) OF ceeds of sale are to be Albuquerque, NM 87199 2 BDRM 1 Bath For more visit Telephone: 2017, at the hour of THE PLEASANTVIEW applied first to the costs Apartment. sold his Tacoma within www.unitedwayenm.org 3:15p.m. at the Quay SUBDIVISION, OF THE of sale, including the (505) 433-4576 IS LOOKING for a re- Water paid,deposit hours of placing his ad County Courthouse, S1/2S1/2SW1/4 OF Special Master's fees, Facsimile: porter based in Clovis. required, no pets. $400 with the Classifieds!. (505) 433-4577 Tucumcari, New Mexi- SECTION NINE (9), and then to satisfy the If you're an energetic monthly. Call Come try Deals TOWNSHIP THIRTEEN E-mail: co. above-described judg- reporter who can spot 575-403-7198 for Wheels! (13) NORTH, RANGE ment, including interest, [email protected] news and handle cover- Marion Payton THIRTY-THREE (33) with any remaining bal- ing such things as city SAFE STEP Walk-In Tub Clerk of the District Court EAST, N.M.P.M. IN ance to be paid unto government, crime and HOUSE FOR RENT Alert for Seniors. Bath- THE VILLAGE OF LO- the registry of the Court schools, we want to QUAY COUNTY room falls can be fatal. BY: Perfy Alderett GAN, QUAY COUNTY, in order to satisfy any hear from you. Approved by Arthritis Deputy NEW MEXICO, AS future adjudication of Experience is preferred, Foundation. Therapeu- SHOWN BY PLAT OF priority lienholders. but entry-level candi- POW WOW SOUTH tic Jets. Less Than 4 LEGAL 62730 SAID SUBDIVISION dates with demonstrat- TOWNHOMES, Inch Step-In. Wide August 9, 2017 FILED DECEMBER 7, NOTICE IS FURTHER ed ability will be consid- 2/BR, 2/BA. Door. Anti-Slip Floors. CARS FOR SALE August 16, 2017 1964, AND OF GIVEN that in the event GOT A TRUCK, VAN, ered. We offer a com- Call (479)530-8684 American Made. Instal- August 23, 2017 RECORD IN BOOK 8, that the Property is not OR SUV that you petitive benefits pack- or email lation Included. Call August 30, 2017 PAGE 38, PLAT sooner redeemed, the need to sell?. How age including medical [email protected] 800-296-0427 for $750 2006 MAZDA6 RECORDS, QUAY undersigned Special about a deals for and vision programs, Off. 4 door all electric STATE OF NEW MEXICO COUNTY, NEW MEXI- Master will, as set forth wheels? We have a paid vacation and a re- cruise control keyless COUNTY OF QUAY CO, above, offer for sale SOCIAL SECURITY deal for your wheels. tirement plan. entry nice, clean car TENTH JUDICIAL and sell the Property to Applicants should email DISABILITY BENEFITS. DISTRICT COURT including any improve- Call Miranda, 575- Unable to work? Denied DOES NEED A the highest bidder for a resume and several MOTOR & BATTERY 461-1952 writing examples to Hu- benefits? We Can Help! WIN or Pay Nothing! asking $700. man Resources Direc- For more info call tor Joyce Cruce at: Contact Bill Gordon & Advertsing 575-693-3078. [email protected]. 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