THE WHEELER TIMES and Got His First Six Pointer Just the Nine Play, 74 Yard Drive Right Guard That Sprung the Got Its Start with the Only Pass

t• • News File Departmen t Monmciuth, III. 61462 • MUSTANGS THUMP WARRIORS yard drive that was set up by Dell but the Mustangs were moved A slashing ground attack and convincing 34.16 win over the was just no match for the crisp Don Brown, Brett Mosley and Ford's 29 yard punt return. Jim back to their 40 with a clipping an overpowering defense were Miami Warriors last Friday night blocking of the Mustangs for- Marvin Grimes. Verden booted the extra point: fine. the ingredients that the Wheeler on a muddy gridiron in Miami. ward wall that opened the way Wheeler so dominated play The first quarter had only 26 Brown found daylight on the Mustangs put together to mold a Miami's highly rated defense for the hard running backs led by that they had a comfortable 27-0. ead before the host Warriors seconds left on the clock when Mustangs bread and butter play even made a first down. Wheeler put their next points on at right tackle for 13 yards and Don Brown, who led Mus- the board and Miami's hopes of Mosley got the remaining 47 tang ball carriers with 107 yards, remaining tied for the district yards in just two totes with the scored two TD's for the visitors lead were all but gone. final 38 yards coming on a trap at THE WHEELER TIMES and got his first six pointer just The nine play, 74 yard drive right guard that sprung the got its start with the only pass. freshman fullback loose. four minutes deep into the con- 2. VOLUME 42, NUMBER 46 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 SINGLE COPY 154 completion the Mustangs had for Failing to get the one pointer test on a 4 yard run off left tackle. r the night as Bobby Guthrie hit on two of their earlier touch- 3. Brown's run capped a short 29 sp Itt end Dell Ford on th downs. the Mustangs chose to go Wheeler 46 with an aerial and for two points and Guthrie got Ford got 12 more yards to the them on a keeper off right end. WHEELER COUNTY (UNOFFICIAL) Warrior 44. Miami went to the air after MUSTANGS INFINAL HOME GAME On second down, Grimes broke Mosley's second touchdown and for 13 at left guard and was that attack led to the Mustangs injured on the play and replaced final touchdown. FRIDAY AGAINST BOOKER KIOWAS by Brett Mosley and the Mus- Tony Hefley neatly picked off a At least a tie for the district would put the Mustangs into post Continued Page 5 tangs relentess ground attack pass at the Wheeler 49 and two championship is just two victories season play. continued. plays later the Mustangs had a

away for the Wheeler Mustangs The strong point of the CHILI SUPPER

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but a big hurdle will have to be Kiowas to date has been their 1 421 42 The Wheeler FFA and Rodeo first and goal from the 6 and Brown nudged 3 on the scat

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41 overcome Friday night on Nich- offense and the Mustangs will be t tee Clubs are having a Chili Supper Mosley went over standing up on play at left tackle and then found ler when the Booker facing their toughest test to date ley 0 olson Field ld 82 120 before the Wheeler and Booker the next play to give the Mus- daylight on second down around

bec 0 mroc la Kiowas and Mustangs put it on since the Groom contest. football game November 5. We tangs a 13-0 lead. Verden's extra left end and raced 48 yards for Whee Stan Hea

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Le 7 Sha would like to invite each and Shamroc point try sailed just to the left of his second six pointer. Verden 0. I. 5. 6. 8. 1 RETUR 9. A victory for the Kiowas, who night and we have got to play everyone to come and share our the uprights. closed out the Mustangs scoring For President and Vice President share the top spot with Wheeler with a lot of enthusiam to whip Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale (D) 94 232 211 74 33 73 83 245 504 49 1598 hospitality and friendship. The If Miami had any hopes of with a perfect placement. and Groom at the present would them", Coach Smith said this Gerald R. Ford and Robert Dole (R) 89 187 200 37 45 45 36 175 391 68 1273 supper will be held in the school getting back into the game Already having begun to sub- not only knock the Mustangs out week. "They have a well Thomas J Anderson and Rufus Shackelford (A) 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 cafeteria from 5:30 p.m. until trailing by 13, the Mustangs stitute freely, Coach Preston but would propel them into a 'coached ball club with gond size Peter Camejo and Willie Mae Reid (S) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7:00 p.m. Tickets will be sold at defense, led by Verden and Smith now gave his entire second probable playoff spot by virtue of and they execute as vit. as Eugene J McCarthy (I) 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 6 the door. Adults $2.00 and Brown buried those hopes in the unit the offensive chores for the their win over Groom. anyone we have played and ht. For United States Senator students $1.00. mud. rest of the game and let the 6 Having been defeated by Lloyd Bentsen (d) 65 240 246 74 37 Verden dumped Warrior second defensive unit play most 82 77 233 550 51 1655 Groom, the Mustangs hopes of Alan Steelman (R) 51 152 140 28 40 31 31 213 274 55 1015 quarterback Phillip McCullough of the second half. getting in the playoffs are slim Marjorie P Gallion (A) 0 0 0 for a 10 yard loss back to the Miami got their first touch- 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 3 and only by whipping Booker and SAT.,NOV. 6, 6:30-11:00 Pedro Vasquez (S) 0 0 0 0 0 Miami 3 to force Barton Bean to down against a mixture of first 0 0 2 0 0 2 Higgins and a loss by Groom U S Representative, Congressional District punt from deep in his end zone. and second teamers early in the Jack Hightower (D) 35 288 225 65 36 63 70 237 552 52 1463 Brown broke through Bean's fourth quarter when Duane Chil- dress got through some poor Bob Price (R) 93 185 181 45 46 55 49 172 337 62 1224 WHEELER CO. FUN NIGHT punt protection and blocked the William K Hathcock (A) 0 0 2 Mobeetie Plans put as it left Bean's toe and tackling by the Mustangs to go 68 0 0 0 0 2 0 1 5 It is time again for the annual cake walk, country store and Railroad Commissioner Russell Gibson got the widh of yards for the touchdown. David Fun Night Sponsored by the concession stand. Jon Newton (D) most lineman, a touchdown, as Bean got 2 for Miami on the extra 69 269 256 71 41 83 79 240 570 57 1435 Homecoming Wheeler County Livestock Show Last year more than 1,000 Walter Wendlandt (R) he fell on the pigskin in the point run and the Warriors had 27 93 102 26 29 23 23 105 213 43 684 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Association. The Fun Night is people attended. For a night of Fred Rodriquez Garza (RU) Warrior end zone. Verden's kick averted a shutout. 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 The Mobeetie Seniors of "77" scheduled for Saturday night, fun and felowship, plan to at- Pat O'Reilly (S) was off to the left once more and Childress put the Warriors on 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 ish to invite you to the annual November 6th from 6:30- 11:00 tend. Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place 1 low and Wheeler was ahead by the scoreboard .Homecoming meal and Basket- p.m. in the Wheeler County Jack Pope (D) 73 279 251 75 47 87 80 254 566 63 1775 the 19.0 count with 11:08 to play once more at 3:44 with a 39 ball games. Agricultural Center. Associate Justice, Supreme Court Place 2 in the half. yard scoring run and the 160 lb. The meal will be prepared by There will be 25 booths oper- HERE AND THERE Don Yarbrough (D) 50 179 198 60 38 63 16 191 410 52 1257 Still unable to move against junior, who played well for the the Senior mothers. Registration ated by organizations from across By Laura Guthrie 22 54 29 18 15 II 15 51 117 6 341 the Mustangs, Miami was forced Warriors both ways, added the Sam Houston and serving will begin at 5:00 Wheeler County. Entertainment I think this is "bird season"for 13 49 45 2 4 8 20 24 112 6 283 to kick for the fourth time and final two points to bring the final Tom Lorance p.m. and continue to 6:30. will be available for all ages. hunters, that is. So I remember Associate Justice, Supreme Court, Place 3 Ford returned 16 to the Miami 40 score to 34-16. Tickets will be !2.75. Booths include dart throw, base- this bit of humor coming from the • James G Denton (D) 77 291 263 76 47 89 83 261 592 64 1840 late R. H. Forester: "A none too The program will begin at 6:30 ball pitching, ladder climbing, GAME STATISTICS: WHEELER MIAMI Presiding Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals modest hunter, on a hunting trip, p.m. in the Gym and the basket- hayride, dunking board, bingo, 11 11 John F Onion, Jr. (D) 75 288 258 75 45 88 84 262 598 63 1836 took aim, fired, but the bird First Downs ball games will begin at 7:00. 248 Judge, Court of Criminal appeals sailed on understurbed. The Net Yards Rushing 193 The Coronation will be between 30 78 Truman Roberts (d) 72 287 256 77 45 89 84 264 603 62 1776 marksman watched it in dread Net Yards Passing games. From 10:30 p.m. to 1:00 Haunted House 278 Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Unexpired Term silence, then dashed his gin to Total Yards Gained 271 a.m., there will be a Disco Sod& ••• Beta Sigma Phi will sponsor a 4-1 14-7 W T Phillips (b) 72 290 255 74 45 89 flo 258 597 63 1766 the ground and shouted, "Fly on Passes & Completions Hop on the gym floor, conducted Haunted House Saturday. No- 2 1 State Senator, 31st District you blankety-blank fool bird! Fly Passes Intercepted By by D-J C. C. Crow. with $2.00 per vember 6, at 7:00 p.m. in the 2-2 Max Sherman (D) 86 315 274 82 58 96 95 292 671 72 2046 on with your gol-durned heart Fumbles & Lost 4-2 person admission fee. No drink- American Legion Hall. Admis- 7-65 State Representative, District 66 shot out." Penalties 8-65 ing will be permitted at the Sock sion will be $1.00 for ages 9-up 2-41 6-27 Phil Cates (D) 91 324 287 84 63 99 98 311 707 72 2156. Now, I'm not comparing Punts & Average Hop. and $.50 for ages 9-under. 166 47 Associate Justice Court of Civil Appeals 7 Sup Jud Dist People to birds, but a good many Return Yardage • The Seniors are sponsoring the Children under 9 years of age will 55 have been flying around lately. Total Plays 63 Charles L Reynolds (D) 76 291 259 76 43 88 85 262 612 66 1858 sale of Homecoming Mums a- have to be accompanied by a Doraeen and Bill Owen have just District Attorney, 31st dist gain. If yould like one for parent. returned from a six-week trip to Harold L Corner (D) 83 319 217 80 51 94 89 282 630 75 1994 ourself or for a friend, please The Beta Sigma Phi will not be Colts Close Season Thursday County Attorney Europe. They went to Bonn, send us your order by November responsible for accidents. Already assured of the district Preston Stevens (D) 83 317 276 81 55 97 93 316 690 76 2184 Germany to visit with their achieved in many years. 5. 1976. The price will be $4.00. championship, the Wheeler Colts County Clerk [unexpired term] BETA SIGMA PHI daughter. Billy and her husband Kickoff for this season finale All profits from these Senior wind up their football campaign Don Nelson (D) 85 317 277 79 56 98 101 313 698 72 2096 C. A. Jones. From there they will be at 6 p.m. sponsored activities will be used Thursday night when they host Sheriff visited sereral other countries. to finance the Senior Trip. Grocery Raffel the McLean Cubs in a game , Doyle Ramsey (D) 104 358 310 89 61 93 94 297 656 79 2141 Bill says they started too late in Classes to be honored this year Beta Sigma Phi will have a postponed from last Thursday. • Tax Assessor-Collector the season to see all they wanted arc 1931. 1941, 1951, 1961, and $50.00 Grocery Raffel on Novem- Unbeaten in five games to Band Boosters R C Hawk (D) 84 303 271 79 55 96 102 322 716 75 2203 to see, before the winter season 1971. There will be a special ber 24. Tickets are on sale from date, the Colts will be awarded #1 started. The Joneses have a Commissioner Precinct dedication to Mrs. Scribner any member for a $1.00. Tickets their trophy at the end of the Cub To Meet Thurs. 0 0 0 6 41 469 government job in Germany, and Elmer Ray Harrison (D) 97 331 0 0 0 ( Aunt Elsie). All former students will be good at either Wheeler NIP like it very much. They will be game and if the Colts are Wheeler Band Boosters will of Aunt Elsie will want wipe sure grocery store. Remember if y6ur there another 1 1/2 years. victorious, their 6-0 record will be meet Thursday evening, Novem- and attend. name is drawn and you buy your Mrs. Irma Kirk has also been the best that a Colt team has ber 4 at the Band Room. The Blood Pressure If former classes want to groceries that day it is double FUND REACHES $3892 flying around. She joined her purpose of the 7:00 p.m. meeting arrange special meeting during stamp day. the afternoon, we will arrange for sister in Oklahoma City, then will be the discussion of the Fun Clinic , meetings places in the school. flew to Aiken, N. Carolina to visit Hospital Notes Night Concession Stand Oper- LIBRARY REMODELING ation. The total of the Wheeler Mr. and Mrs. Tom Christner. IN MOBEETEE FRIDAY Rites Read For with another sister, Mr. and Mrs. OLD ADMISSIONS Library Remodeling Fund is Earlier contributors to the fund Friday November 5th the re- Karl Herde. From there the four 10-11 Lissie Rosser Your are urged to be present. gular monthly Blood Pressure Estate Planning of them toured the New England $3,892. New contributors were were: Wheeler First National Harry T. Frye 10-22 Charles Bright Mr. and Mrs. Mac Christner and Bank. Mr. T. M. Britt, Mr. Ben Clinic will be held in the Baptist states by car. Visiting 11 states NEW ADMISSIONS Mustang Trout, Miss Esther Sorensen, Cottage in Mobeetie, from 2:00 Meeting Called Services for Harry T. Frye, 83, they especially enjoyed the red of 10-28 0. C. Goad HAVE YOU Wheeler Dealer Home Demon- to 4:00 p.m. for all ages. of Wheeler were Tuesday, Nov- the maples, the yellow of the 10-29 Susie Erwin stration Club, Mr. and Mrs. F. At 5:00 o'clock the XYZ Club An Estate Planning meeting is ember 2, 1976, 1976 at 2:30 p.m. oaks, and the Mountain Laurels. Joe Armbruster Booster Club HELPED? H. Davidson. Mr. Mary Finster- will meet in the Cottage for the being sponsored by the Wheeler today in First United Methodist They visited Niagria Falls, both 10-30 Gordon Whitener Wheeler Mustangs Booster wald, Mrs. Harry Wofford, Mrs. regular monthly meeting for County Program Building Com- Church in Wheeler with the Rev. on to American side and the 10-31 Anne Henderson Club met Monday evening at 7 15,000 Vida Brown. Mr. and Mrs. everyone 55 years and old. The mittee for Monday, November Ernest McGaughey, paster, and Canadian side. In Hershey, Pa. 11-1 Alta Jean Davis p.m. in the school cafeteria. Richard Brown, Mr. and Mrs. L. public is invited• to attend and 8th at 7:30 p.m. in the Wheeler the Rev. Julius Early, pastor of they visited the Hershey Candy Dortha Roark President James Verden named H. Davidson, Mrs. Grace Porter, enjoy the games, fellowship and School Auditorium. The public is First United Methodist Church in plant, and in the same town 14,000 11-2 Nellie McNeill the following people to work at Mr. and Mrs. George Weems, worship of the evening. invited to attend this free meet- Shamrock, officiating. Burial attended a show of Antique cars. w Theresa Cole the Wheeler-Booker football Mr. and Mrs. David Britt, Roll- The meeting is dismissed at ing. was in Wheeler Cemetery by The brother-in-law being an an- H 13,000 E DISMISSALS game Friday evening. ing Plains Feed Service, Inc., 9:00 o'clock. Dr. Ray Sammons, Area Richerson Funeral Home. tique car collector, they espe- E L 10-28 Walter Hand Locker Room puty-Dwayne The Mcllhany family, Mr. and IN WHEELER THURSDAY Economist-Management Spe- Mr. Frye died Sunday. cially enjoyed this. So, who E P S. W. Roark Baker and Roy Ford; Gate 12,000 Mrs. C. F. Hefley, Mr. Gaddy cialist, with the Texas Agricul- He was the son of pioneer wouldn't love a tour through L There will be a free Blood Dixie Chick keepers-James Verden and Vise, Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Pressure Clinic for all Wheeler ture Extension Service in Ama- ranchers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Vermont, Washington D. C., Virginia Holdeman • Thurman Rives; parking attend- 11,000 N Hefley, Mr. and Mrs. Clay rillo will discuss changes brought Frye, when settled in Wheeler New York and their neighboring County residents regardless of 10-29 Mike Silva ants-N. D. Ware, Bob Patterson R Walser, Mrs. Ola Underwood, about by the new law on inheri- County during the 1870s. He had states? age, Thursday, November 4th. It Susie Erwin and Lowell Lasley; and field 10,000 Wheeler Veterinary Clinic. Mr. tance taxes, ways to reduce tax lived in Wheeler County most of Buck and Mary Jones have will take place in the south end of 10-30 Leon Green deputies-Rev. Earnie Mc- L and Mrs. T. A. Hennard, Mr. consequences and the need for his life. flown home from Saudid, Arabia the old nicholson Memorial Hos- Clarence Allen Gaughey, Don Whitely, Marshall 1 and Mrs. Cecil Denson, Mr. and life insurance. He will also talk Survivors include his widow, to visit with their parents, the 9,000 H pital on Canadian Street from Ida Mae Hendrix Andis and Larry Jennings. Mrs. Pete Burton, Miss Reba about wills and what happens to Alice; four sons, seven grand- Owen Jones and Norma Lee E 9:30-12:00 a.m. 10-31 Bessie Galmor David Britt gave the statistics Wofford, Pritchard's Thriftway, your estate in the absence of a children. and four great-grand- Black, and the daughters, _ 8LC100_ E This clinic is sponsored by the 011ie Jaco on the Wheeler-Miami game and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Abernethy, will. children. Brenda of Amarillo and Debbie R L Retired Senior Volunteer Pro- David Clark the film was shown by Coach The Dot Shop, Stiles Ranch, This program will not only by Ford of Canadian. Thegirls are R E gram and the Texas Agriculture Mary Gladys Haddox Preston Smith. 7,000 Wheeler Abstract, Loyd's Ben of interest to farm and ranch here every chance they get so as Extension Service. Trula Galmor The Booster Club voted for the R Franklin, Mrs. Lucille Whitely, families, but, persons from var- Graveside Rites to spend all possible time with Those needing a ride can call 11-1 Monty Markham present officers to retain their 6,000 Mr. Florence George, Rev. and ious business interests. Young mom and dad. Buck and Mary's Inez Wright at 826-3239. 11-2 Roslie Atwood positions through the school F Mrs. Earnest McGaughey, Mr. couples are especially urged to vacation will last until January. For Nelson Infant 11-3 Maudie Chance year. 5,000 and Mrs. Gordon Whitener, Mr. SENIOR CITIZEN attend. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Turner W. E. Mason Coach Smith announced the N 0 and Mrs. Charles Brown, Mrs. There will also be an income Kenneth Wayne Nelson, Jr., have just returned from a ten-day Junior High football team will D 4,000 Ida Farmer. The Thursday Re- LUNCHEON tax meeting Monday, December infant son of Mr. and Mrs. trip to Oklahoma and Arkansas. NEW ARRIVAL Kenneth Nelson. Sr., died Wed- meet McLean here at 6:00 p.m. view Club, Mr. and Mrs. Harold There will be a Salad luncheon 6th. The time and place have not They just delibertly opened the Mr. and Mrs. Steve Guy of been determined yet, but will nesday, October 27, 1976 in Thursday. Nash, Wheeler Senior Citizens, at the Senior Citizen Center gates so the cows could wander, Ponca City, Oklahoma are proud probably take place in Shamrock. Shamrock. Mrs. H. M Wiley, Beef Cattle Tuesday, November 9, at 12:00 boarded the camper and drove to announce the arrival of their This meeting will cover ways to Graveside services were at 10 Co., Mobeetie First State Bank, noon for all persons 55 and over. away. They visited with the Less son, Steven Earnest, born Satur- reduce taxes and changes a.m. Friday, October 29. 1976 at Sat. Night Mrs. Opal L. Armstrong, Mr. Come and bring a salad and join Parsleys (formerly of Wheeler) in day, October 30, 1976 at 8:45 brought about by the new tax Wheeler Cemetery with Marlon and Mrs. Fred Wood, and Mr. T. in the fun. After lunch the center Locoust Grove, Oklahoma then a.m. at Saint Joseph Medical law. Types of farm records McWilliams, minister of Vernon L. Gunter (honoring Betty Hen- will remain open all afternoon for they all went to Murfreesburg, Center, Ponca City, Oklahoma. Movies Begin needed for tax purposes will also Church of Christ, officiating. nard and Preston Stevens). those who wish to stay for games Ark. to see the "diamond mine." Steven weighed 7 lbs. 12 ozs. and In the Wheeler Christian Aca- be discussed. Dr. Ray Sammons Burial will be by Wright Funeral If you have not made a of Bridge canasta and 88. What that is you will have to get measured 21" in length. demy gym movies are being donation to the Remodeling Fund will be in charge of this meeting Home. the Turners to tell you. Stevens Grandmothers are shown for the purpose fo provid- pleas do so as soon possible. We as well. Survivors include the parents; Mrs. Virgil Brock, who lives in Mary Grice and Theda Guy, ing some activity for young need everyone's help if we hope CORRECTION Make plans to attend the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil the Canadian vicinity visited with Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. people in Wheeler. Mrs. J. H. Scribner didn't to be successful. Leave your Estate Planning Meeting, Mon- Nelson of Rails and Mr. and Mrs. her sisters, Sally Harris and Great-grandparents are Mr. EVERYBODY regardless of retire from Mobeetie in 1960, but donation at the Wheeler First day, November 8th and the George Weems of Wheeler, and Nellie Horton on Monday. She and Mrs. Hollis Wineinger and age can be admitted to these taught in Plainview for 6 years National Bank or give it to a Income Tax Meeting, December sisters, Ramona and Ginger of attended the Senior Citizens Myrtle Lemon of Oklahoma City, movies for 75c each Saturday before retiring in 1960. , Library Board member. 6th. the home. dinner Monday night. Oklahoma. evening.

Page 2— THE WHEELER TIMES — Thursday, November 4, 1976 number of years. Boydston and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emma Case and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Swires and family from Mr. and Mrs. Bill Donaldson Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Grayson Bob Markham was transferred Walker are the proud grand- Lyn Braggs from Alva, Oklahoma Reydon and Bill Donaldson and were in Amarillo Monday on and Jerome from Borger were S to St. Anthony hospital in Ama- parents. Great-grandparents are visited Mr. and Mrs. Nick Weibe family. business. overnight guests in the L. W. eAlliionnewi riet from Parkview hospital in Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Boydston Alva with relatives for two weeks Pete Gilmer and family were Monte Markham, son of Mr. Grayson home Saturday. Wheeler Thursday for tests and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Har- stay. dinner guests in the Keith Boyd- and Mrs. George Markham, re- Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Reynolds pending surgery. rison. Also great-great-grand- Guests in the home of Mrs. ston home Sunday. turned home Monday from from Reydon visited Erskin Mrs. (Fred) Blanch Begert days in Pampa recently with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Etherrdge mother is Mrs. Jerry Harrison of Edyth Donaldson over the week- Bobby Green from Ft Leonard several days for tretment. Grayson and family Sunday. The from Cordell, Oklahoma visited Charles Hall and family. from Pampa were Sunday guests Reydon. end were: Bess Pekque from Wood, Mo. and a friend spent Mr. and Mrs. Rex Miller were Graysons have moved a new relatives in Pampa and came by Word has been received of the in the home of their son Rev. Rev. and Mrs. Earl Langhan Memphis, Tennessee, Roland the weekend with Roy Morse and in Amarillo Tuesday for Medical house on his farm south of town Allison and was an overnight death of Mrs. Ross Waldrip who Tom Etheredge and family. from Tatum, Texas were over Morse and family from Dumas, Dick Green and families. reasons. and almost ready to move into it. guest in the Nettie Walsh home lived in Tucumcari, New Mexico, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben May from night guests in the Rev. Virgil Edyth Donaldson and Edith Thursday. Pampa spent the weekend here Cornwell home Sunday. Levitt wishes to tell her Secret a few months ago. The Waldrips Dr. Jack L. Rose Mrs. Jessie Hall spent a few were residents of Allison for a at their home east of town and Curtis Boydston and family FHA granddaughter how nice it had as guests on Sunday; Mrs. from Dallas visited in the W. H. OPTOMETRIST is to be chosen for your FHA Blanch Begert from Cordell, Boydston home three days last Court Records grandmother. Thanks for the 121 Main S1. — Shamrock Oklahoma; Mr. and Mrs. Dean week and attend the 26th Wed- dear Halloween card. I'm sure in Phone 256.3203 Lieb and sons from Stinnett, ding Anniversary of the W. H. the dark as to your identity. Tues.: 9.5 Fri.! 2-5 Doris Newsom and Mr. and Mrs. Boydstons. Other guests were, LIST OF INSTRUMENTS FILED The E T Scott Trust 8-29-62 But it's fun—huh? Edwin Begert and daughters Gary Boydston and family, W. V. IN THE OFFICE OF THE ROW—Kenneth Farris et ux to ATTENTION from Amarillo. Forrest Glen and Clifton Boyd- COUNTY CLERK AND El Paso Natural Gas Co 10-1-76 Mr. and Mrs. Willie Vance ston and families and Wanda DISTRICT CLERK OF SW'/. Sec 18 Blk A-4 ROTARY OIL WELL Boydston took Kyle to Amarillo Walker and daughter. WHEELER COUNTY, TEXAS ROW—Burl Richards et ux to El Triday for a check up from his Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. Langford FROM OCTOBER 25 THROUGH Paso Natural Gas Co 10-4-76 DRILLING PERSONNEL recent eye injury. from McAllen, Texas were Mon- OCTOBER 29, 1976 SW% Sec 18 Blk A-4 FEED SHAWNEE FEED Large, international drilling contractor, operating Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dupont day guests in the Edith Levitt OCTOBER 25, 1976 ROW—W V Lister et ux to El SHAWNEE 'VORTHMORE in Algeria, Iran and the Persian Gulf area, offers from Canadian spent the week- home. ASSIGN OVERRID ROY—Stoltz, Paso Natural Gas Co 10-4.76 immediate opportunity for assignments in the end with Mrs. Ona Black and J. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Reynolds Wagner & Brown to Johnna VE1/4NW1/4&NW1/4NE1/4 31 A-8 following positions: R. Black and family. joined the L L Joneses at Procter Wagner 5-19-76 Secs 3, 4 E% & ROW—Sid Lee Morgan et ux to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hays spent Thursday for some fishing. NW% 2 Camp Co Sch Land; Pt El Paso Natural Gas Co 10-1-76 20% Range Cubes • DRILLING SUPERINTENDENT two days in Amarillo for Leon's Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shelton Sec 1 Blk C; Sec 1 Blk 3 B& B Sec 18 Blk A-4 spent the weekend at Cheyenne, Sur; Secs 44, 45, 56, 57 Pt 59 A-4 check up. ROW—Emery Strout et ux to El Per Ton • TOOL PUSHERS Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Markham Oklahoma with the 0. V. Shel- STATE TAX LIEN—Valdemar Paso Natural Gas Co 10-1 from Tahlequah. Oklahoma visit- tons. Velasquez to State of Texas -76 SW% Sec 18 Blk A-4 • OFF RAILROADCAR • ed in the George Parker home 10-22-76 D—Armell Holt et al to 0 B DRILLERS (10% Discount for Cash and Carry) over weekend. ROL—Arkla Exploration Co et al Burton et ux 9-30-76 Lots 9 to 12 LOOM IX to George Harold Hill et ux • Sr. RIG MECHANICS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Giddens LiquidFeedSupplorren, Blk 23 Wheeler were overnight guests in the 7-28-76 NW% 11 Blk A-3 We can Compete with fly c. COR D—Cecil E Batton to Arlan Strickland Feed Sales D—Nellie McNeill to Dennis home of Mr. and Mrs. Jackie andSeat the Rev Womble et al 9-29-76 150 ac • EMD MECHANICS Dilbeck et ux 10-22-76 Surface REYDON, OKLAHOMA Scheller and children in Borger NATURAL PROTEIN SW'/. Sec 37 Blk A-4 Thursday. No Urea 100' x 150' SE'/. Sec 60 A-8 Applicants must be fully experienced in these OCTOBER 27, 1976 Home Phone: Business Phone: Dr. Willis Harrison and family FEED TAILORED TO THE AREA OCTOBER 26, 1976 fields. All assignments minimum 2 years. OL—J D Thomas et al to Minco 405/665-4529 405/665-4522 from Canyon were house guests RATIF OL—Cathy Sivage Sohler Married and/or single status. Liberal salary and Consumption Control by Palatability Oil and Gas Co 10.18-76 N% Sec in the home of his sister Mrs. to John C Vise 6.1-76 Pt Secs 3, benefit program with attractive home leave DELIVERED PRICE IS THE FED PRICE 73 BIk A-5 Clifton Boydston and family Sun- 6. 9 all 5 Blk H RATIF OL—J D Thomas et al to schedule. Excellent prospect for continued C & N Feeds day. TRUST AGREE—E T Scott to the employment and growth. BILL CROSBY wif William E Thomas, Jr et al 1600 N. Main E T Scot Trust 3-10-49 Dinner guest in the Ona Black • t. 10-18.76 N1/2 Sec 73 Blk A-5 Thanindi, RESIGN TRUSTEE—E T Scott to Call or contact: home Sunday were: Nettie 2.54.2451 ibg. CD—Wheeler Community Cem H. (Gene) Wilson or Bill Hall Walsh. Maudie Harrison, and Assn to to Bill Hanks et ux Ruth Dewolf from Sweetwater, 10-27-76 E1/2 Lot 3 Blk J-12 First 214 748-9281 Oklahoma. Farmer's Canadian Plans Addn to Wheeler Cem Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kiker visited ASSIGN OVERRID ROY—John her sister Mrs. Wes Hill in T Pickens to W Ralph Holloway Health Fair Sat. "Dressed While You Wait' INC. Shamrock Sunday. Hog Market ti 8-6-76 N 1/2 SE1/4 Sec 3 Blk A-4 Among the free services which BLAKEMORE MOTOR CO. BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Craw- Open Every Thurs. DT—Forrest G Boydston et ux to • 11 ford from Wheeler were Sunday will be offered to those from this Phone 253-3287 Vernon Savings & Loan Assn 8:00 a.m.. to 2:00 p.m. area who attend the Health Fair North Main ' Shamrock, 102791 Cumberland Hill, 1901 N. Alcard evening guests in the Lawrence 10-14.76 Lots 14. 15 Blk 9 Allison 'reps' Crawford home. Brashears Sale Barn on Saturday, November 6, at the OCTOBER 28, 1976 Dallas, Texas 75201 City Auditorium will be screen- Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Walker are Shamrock, Texas D—T C Harless et ux to Gregory ing for glaucoma by Dr. David the proud parents of a baby boy BOB RIG-HE Allen Avery 10-15-76'/2 ac Sec 40 HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH from Dow from two to seven in the Two research doctors, study- born Monday. November 1, at BIk 24 HOG 3UYER Ph°' 256-2540 afternoon. Dr. Dow, who has HYLAND WEAVER ing the effect of smoking on Hemphill Memorial Hospital in Day or Night D—Lela H Sparkman to James body reflexes found the been, coming to Canadian from Canadian. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thomas Atkins et ux 5-8-75 Lot reflexes reduced by as much Amarillo on Mondays for several 16 BIk 11 Shamrock. PBA as two-thirds within four months, has promised to give the D—James Thomas Atkins et ux minutes after healthy young glaucoma tests during the Health men began smoking to Lela H Sparkman 8-29-76 Lot Fair to any who wish to take it. high-nicotine cigarettes. The 16 Blk 11 Shamrock, PBA It is a painless test for the eye reflexes usually were not TDT—Charles A Wedgeworth to back to normal until 20 problem which afflicts many Mrs. C. _L. Moore 2-12-76 E1/2N minutes after smoking adults and which can eventually 90 ft 51/2 Blk 19 Wheeler ceased. The obvious con- .cause blindness. DESIGN POOLED UNIT—. clusion from these U of There will also be screening for Michigan tests is that mental Amarex, Inc et al to Raymand diabetes and high blood pres- and physical reactions are Moore et al 9.1-76 Sec 1 D sure, at no cost to the public. hampered by cigarette Tindales smoking. It is good to note Height-weight measurements ROY D AND M D—Irvin HYLAND'S that teenage smoking has will also be made free of charge. Wall to D D Harrington et al greatly reduced during PHARMACY In addition to the screening for 10-27-76 17 Tracts of Land with R recent years. PH. 826-5561 specific problems, there will be a various interests number of exhibits in various ROY D—D D Harrington to Tom areas of health. There will be a F Marsh et al 10-26-76 55% of % Texas Library Association exhibit int Sec 80 3/8 int Sec 81 Blk M-1; concerning aids for the handi- 3/8 int Sec 3 BS&F Survey LEWALLEN capped and elderly. The Lions 5 OL—Cecil W Linkey et al to Club will have an Eye Bank Texas Trust Trustee 9-22-76 W'/2 INSURANCE AGENCY exhibit. Other organizations &SE% 106 Blk 23 r which will have educational ex- OL—Kenneth Quade Davis et al , I hibits at the Fair are the Amer- to Texas Trust Trustee 9-13-76 1 ALL - LINES I I ican Cancer Society, the Amer- NW% 61 SE'/. 62 Blk 23 ican Heart Association, the OL—John S Mertel to Texas 826.5719 114 E. Texas American Lung Association, the Trust Trustee 9-10-76 SW% Sec ROYAL March of Dimes the Amarillo 4 BIk 24 Mental Health and Mental Re- 2 OL—Margaret Shaw Trapp et Breaker!Breaker! tardation Center, the Arthritis al to Texas Trust Trustee 9-22-76 PARK Foundation, Planned Parent- W1/2&SE% Sec 129 BIk 23 hood, the Child Welfare Depart- CALL FOR HELP WITH A OL—Kenneth Wischkae. per et ment, the Kidney Foundation of ux to Texas Trust Trustee 9-13-76 COBRA CB RADIO (I ROYAL Blazers Texas. the Edward Abraham SE% Sec S Blk 24 royal park Memorial Home and the State MD—J C Man Jr to H Charles Department of Health Resources. The Cobra Compact 19 PARK DALLAS Harbaugh 10-22-76 3/640 int Sec $130.0 The Health Fair will begin at 33 BIk A-8 is small enough to fit 10 o'clock Saturday morning and ROY D—H Charles Harbaugh to Pull-On will close at 7 o'clock that Diama Dorsey Felder Trust 10- in any car. ROYAL PARK is a name that has been evening. It is being sponsored by 21-76 3/640 int 33 A-8 Pants associated with quality for many years. the Hemphill County Family OCTOBER 29, 1976 For safety, You come in and try some on and you Living Subcommittee in an effort convenience or just plain STATE TAX LIEN—Wylie C fun, you need a 2-way will surely agree. to help the public become aware Burrell to State of Texas 10-27-76 radio if you drive today. of the various health resources STATE TAX LIEN—Omar Den- And we have a complete which are available to them. line of dependable nis LeBlanc to State of Texas Cobras ... for immediate 10-27-76 installation in anything PERSONAL ASSIGN OVERRID ROY— from a compact car to Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Edwards Layaway Now For Christmas Resources Investment Corp to an 18-wheeler. $ 1 spent the weekend with their son John S Bergman 6-7-76 W1/2 Sec and family Mr. and Mrs. Cecil 52 Blk A-7 COBRA 19 MOBILE Edwards in Saginaw, Texas. RDT—Federal Land Bk of Super-compact. Weighs Ladies' Also got acquainted with their Houston to Lillie May Trostle only 2-1/4 lbs. All 23- new baby great-grandson. Cody 10-18-76 Land not set out channels. Maximum legal Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. power. SHELLS CD—Claira Jaynes to Wheeler Sherman Edwards. Cody has a Cemetery Assn 10.27-76 SW% $99.95 big brother. Casey, 21/2 years Lot 3 Blk J-12 Wheeler Cemetery old. Sherman is the son of Mr. COBRA 29 MOBILE '4" Reg. 26.00 Assn 10-27.76 SW' Lot 3 BIk and Mrs. Cecil Edwards also of "The trucker's 2-way." All J-12 Wheeler Cemetery, First Saginaw. ... • 23-channels. Dynamike and Addn VEIL adjustable squelch. Maxi- The biggest excitement was MARRIAGE LIC ISSUED 4 40 44 a mum legal 3P14 being among the 7,000 that got power. Larry Dwayne Flaming and $199.95 to be in on the Chicken Basket Lonetta Gail Honnicutt 10-25.76 Dinner in Tarrent County Con- Donald Grady Freeman and Flora COBRA 21 vention Center and hearing Ladies' Belle Brown 10.28-76 Jimmy Carter speak. We got see 23-CHANNEL Albert Boyd Prather and Patricia Jimmy and his entire family and MOBILE Fac Dillon 10-28-76 II FALL SHOES Luci Johnson Nugent. A compact value. Roger Ray Hyte and Gracie Mae Installs virtually Ink Bell 10-28-76 0 anywhere. Car, Reg. '15" J T Boyett and Lorene Ann truck, boat, snow- Sizemore 10.29-76 mobile, home. Includes Dynamike $ 11"■ Dr. M. V. Cobb DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE Gain Control, built-in speaker, switch- A large group of 7214 Amy Finstenvald vs Billy Come in and shop able noise limiter and adjustable ladies fall shoes are CHIROPRACTOR Wayne Finsterwald 10-26-76 Di- our complete Squelch. Weighs only 3' 2 lbs. sale priced to save Specializing in The force you money. 314 North Main Examination And 7215 Patricia Clare Robertson vs line of Cobra CB FCC type-accepted 2-Way radios. $154.00 Shamrock, Texas Treatment of Spinal Douglas Young Robertson 10- And Nervous Disorders 27-76 Divorce 7216 Robert L Rodgers vs Reatha L. lipqg 256-2133 bra & F. REPAIR master charge Swink Rodgers 10-28-76 Divorce BANKAMERICARO. 310 South Main anui. 7217 Kathryn Sherron Butram vs Punches through 110 W. Oklahoma /11biting /l, ,, Wc hvNrosH N co- loud and clear . SHAMROCK, TEXAS Melvin Dean Butram 10-28-76 7 Child Support Phone: 826-3241 Wheeler, Tex Page 3 — THE WHEELER TIMES — Thursday, November 4, 1976

00,6 %/# @old BZeTIVI VOLUME 1, NUMBER 5 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1976 • Black & Gold FACT AND FOLK Denise Westmoreland will Myranda Pierce got her braces GAZETTE have a bigger smile on her face, off. Thursday. Smile Myranda! when she gets her braces off next Sam Schaffer seems to have a (Published by the Students Tuesday. USTANGS grudge against one of the coach- THRASH 1FLEAN of Creative Writing) The Mustangettes have been es. Coach Hester. how many - STAFF — working out every morning at The Wheeler Mustangs tore up Later in the quarter the Must- The Tigers mounted a drive 7:30. Time to rise and shime! stitches did you get?' the McLean Tigers Friday the with passes of 20 and 10 yards. Editor: Kevin Rarden angs received another scoring Terrie Collins has a terrible Rumor has it that Jim Verden 22nd at McLean. The one sided Kent Vise intercipted a pass on Senior Personality . . . Assistant Editor: Greg Christner opportunity as they took over the habit wearing her shirts wrong- made a Birthday Cake for a game was held under chilly ball on the the 45 yard line, but a penality *Reporters: Janice Albright 40 yard line. Brown The Senior Personality for this side out in basketball workouts. certain someone. It seems conditions before a good turnout pounded out 10 yards and Marvin nullified the play. With 7 Terri Collins week is Darla Kay Moore. the 17 Greg Chnstner, Jeff Davis, of fans. Grimes rambled 20 yards to set seconds left in the half, the Cindy Davis strange that a guy like Jim can year old daughter of Donna and Don Horton, Tim Patterson, The Tigers received the open- 'tip the Mustangs third touch- Tigers quarterback made a con- Rose Jones cook. Darrell Morre. Darla was born in Bud Whitely, Wendell Moore, ing kick off but had to punt when down. With 24 seconds left in nection with his wide receiver for Marla Lax Dale Patterson said that he Pampa, Texas, and now lives in and Shelley Morrow received a Jim Verden threw the Tigers the first quarter. Ford burst over a 50 yard scoring pass. The extra Anne Mcllhany Wheeler at 201 North Red River. sermon Saturday night. Hey was trying to miss a puppy dog.. quarterback for a big loss. the goal line to end the Mustangs point run was to make the score Darla Moore Darla has received many honors Jeff, have you won any arm- so he decided to flip his car. The Mustangs took over the first quarter scoring. Verden's 34 to 6. Carla Schaffer while in high school. Darla was a wrestling championships lately. Fortunately Dale is still around. ball in Tiger territory after a bad extra point try was no good, but Brown started the second half Lisa Weatherly Student Council Representative Sam Schaffer was given a Terrie Collins sprained her punt. A big penalty was called the Mustangs held a command- with a 90 yard touchdown sprint Denise Westmoreland her Sophmore and Senior year surpirse birthday party Sunday ankle at the game Thursday . against the Mustangs. This was ing lead 20 to 0. on the opening kick off. Verden's and Pianst her Junior year. She extra point kick off was good to afternoon. night. It seems as though she quickly off set when Don Brown The Mustangs quickly had an- was elected class favorite her burst open for a one yard gain. up the score to 41 to 6. Colt Capers Marla was taken to the emer- got a lot of attention from- a other scoring opportunity just Junior year. and was a Home- gency room Saturday night be- Until nine minutes and three after the second quarter began. Both teams exchanged punts coming Queencandidate her Jr. certain Football player. There was alot of excitement in cause her eye hurt, or she hurt seconds left in the first quarter, Tim Patterson recovered a Tiger before the Mustangs received and Senior years. Darla recieved Lisa Weatherly. Denise West- another scoring opportunity. The Junior High last week, because is her eye? Brown hummed a 55 yard touch- fumble on the 10 yard line. the award for most Athletic Girl, was spirt week. Everyone was moreland, Kevin Rarden, Cindy down pass to Dell Ford. Verden Mustangs started the drive on Carla won a $7.50 bet against With II minutes and 30 seconds and was a Regional track qual- Darla Moore making posters to put on their her brother. She didn't talk for Christner, Brenda Jolly. Sharon booted the extra point to put left in the half. Grimes fought his the 40 yard line. Bo Guthrie ifier her Sophmore year. She has scrambled for a 10 yards to the 30 grade's wall. The contest was twenty hours. Helton. Darrell. Kent, and• Lyn- Wheeler ahead 7 to 0. tray over the goal line. Grimes also been a member of FHAand "Other Side of the Mountain", yard line. Grimes ripped through and her favorite T.V. show is between the 6th, 7th, and 8th Mrs. Bedowitz is hoarse from ette Gaines. Curtis Ryan. and The tigers had to unt to start extra point run was good to put Pen Club for four years, and grades. The winner of the an exciting play. Ford fielded the the line for a 30 yard touchdown "Rich man Poor Man." Darla yelling at the Jr. and Sr. English Freddy Velasquez all went to the Mustangs ahead 28 to 0. played basketball and ran track run. The touchdown came with 4 enjoys listening to rock music. contest would be the grade that Classes. punt and ripped off 30 yards for a The Mustangs next touchdown for four years. She was elected McLean Saturday night. They minutes and 54 seconds left in and her favorite song is "Theme had the best posters. A certain Jr. girl started touchdown. However, the Must- came with 10 minutes and 3 Secretary of the Girls Athletic went to the dance sponsored by the third quarter to end the from Mahogany." While she is The winner was announced at wearing turtle necks? Wonder angs were called for clipping to seconds lift in the half. Mike Lee Club her Junior and Senior year. the McLean Senior parents. C.C. Mustang scoring for the night. listening to her tapes. you might the pep rally. It was Coach why? nullify the fantastic run. picked off a Tiger pass and Darla has been a cheerleader at Because of a holding penality find her eating her favorite food. Lago's 7th grade class. Melody Stiles and Jimmy Ryan Crow was there playing records The Tigers second punt was zipped off for a 20 yard touch- Wheeler High School her Junior Verden's extrs point kick came Mexican food. Her favorite The Wheeler Colts had a provided intertainment on the for the young people to dance. to., short to set the Mustangs up on downjaunt. Verden' extra point and Senior year. Darla was from 25 yards out. The kick was female star is Farrah Faucett second consecutive shutout Band Bus. Tammy Moore was hurt in the Tigers 30 yard line. Brown was. no good; 37 to 0. recognized a Who's Who in High zipped off for a 25 yard gain to good to make the score 48 to 6. Majors. against Claude October 21. The 1 wonder how Rusty Gibson's Basketball. Friday afternoon. - Late in the quarter Tony School American Students, and In the fourth quarter Darrell Her favorite male star is final score was 30-0. and Cathi Stas' bet turned out. the 5 yard line. After Ford had a -Iefley intercepted a Tiger throw this year she is a reporter for the Hope it was nothing serious. Gaines and Don Brown inter- Robert Redford. Tommy Calverly started the Seems as though Rusty and touchdown run called back, Don on the 25 yard line. However, Black and Gold Gazette. Also, By: Rose Jones, Carla cepted passes to end the excite- Darla's most happest moment I scoring off with two touchdowns. Misty Muse had the same bet barrelled over for the Mustangs the second string of Mustangs this year she was Sweetheart of memt. Brown tore up the terf for was when she received 1st run- Ty Henderson completed a pass going. (We congratulate Rusty Schaffer, and Janice Albright second touchdown. Verden add- could not capitalize. the Lion's Club, and 1st runner a 70 yard return, but he fumbled ner up in the Miss North Wheeler to Willie Valencia for the first for winning both bets. ed his second extra point kick of The Tigers were forced to punt up in the Miss North Wheeler to hold the scoring threat.$ County Beauty Pageant. extra points. Benny Baker the night. Browns touchdown to sits up another exciting play. County Beauty Pageant. scored the extra point on the came with six minutes and four Brett Mosley exploded for a 40 The Wheeler Mustangs raised errie Collins Darla' favorite movie is The By: T second touchdown. seconds lefe in the first quarter to and run to the 20 yard line. The their season record to 6 wins and Benny Baker went on to score 2 MUSTANG MUSIC MAKERS make the score:Mustangs 14 and second string Mustangs, again one loss as they travel to Miame more touchdowns. The first Tina Collins is a freshman and Donna Lowary is a junior and the Tigers. tailed to push the ball over. on Friday. Electric Shock Prevention extra point attempt was missed. plays flute in the Mustang Band. did not start band until her By: Greg Christner Tommy Calverly made the extra She is also a twirler for the sophmore year. And though Farm Bureau will present a fects", such as a plastic man. point on the fourth touchdown. Mustang Band for the 76 football hard work on her clarinet the program on electric shock for The audience actually sec the Featured • • Club And Class It was another spectacular season. Tina started band in the summer before she joined she is Faculty . Wheeler High School students at plastic man light up as Smetana offensive display by the first 5th grade in the beginning band now playing first music. Donn:. Mr. Stewart's present resid- 9:00 o'clock, Tuesday, November ANIMATES the injury and unit. Once again the Colts could and has done real well on the is another student that does her eke is in Wheeler. To enjoy News 9, in the High School Auditor- death-producing situations both have scored as much as they flute. Tina now is playing 1st extra school activies very well. I himself, he collects antique furn- The Senior class will present a ium, according to Mr. Dan inside and outsidethe home. wanted. The Colts had an music in the band and is a hard am glad she joined the Mustang iture. I-act play to the public on Stewart. exellent defensive effort by both working Mustang. Band. Among his favorites are: November 13th. The play is Most people do not fully first' and second units. Melody Stiles- is a sophmore Jim Verden is a senior this "Movin- The Greatest Story Ever "The Diary of Adam and Eve." understand the life-or-death facts Interview The The Colts final game was this year and has been playing year and is another band student Told The cast includes Kevin Rarden of electricity. The average as Adam, Anne Mcllhany as postponed till November 4 be- first chair, first music in the that has gone all the way from Book: The Bible modern home has 120-volt or Coach cause of the weather. Mustang band the past two the 5th grade to gradutation in Male Star: James Stewart Eve,and Cindy Davis as the 240-volt, 60-cycle alternating t • snake. The cost of admission is A final game victory over years. Melody tried out for the the band program. Jim is the Female Star: Liz Taylor household electrical current with Coach Richard Gaines was $1.75 for adults and $.75 for * McLean will wrap up the district all-region band last year, but she president and will be playing first Music: Classical a capacity ov over 100 amperes. born and graduated from Wheel- children under 12, if tickets are championship and an undefeated hopes to be in that band this chair. first music this year in the Food: Turkey Most homes have a number of er. His present address is Box purchased before hand by any season for the Colts. 76-77 school year. Melody also Mustang Band. Jim is another Song: Somewhere My Love 15. 20, 30 and 40 ampere circuits, 81, Wheeler. He attended West Senior class member. If pur- by: Beth Brown has been in the band since her student that does a good job in all His optimistic opinion of stud- protected with either plug-type Texas University and recieved chased at the door, the tickets beginning 5th grade band and extra school activies. It has been ents was."' think they are better fuses or circuit breakers for fire his B. S. He teached Math and will cost $2.00 for adults and has been setting first chair cornet s pleasure having Jim in the and more industrious than ever." prevention. Fuses or circuit Coaching. Dan Stewart 51.00 for children under 12. most of the time. Melody is a Mustang Band. Mr. Stewart's happiest mom- breakers will not prevent electric His hobbies are hunting and FCA Meet The Senior class pictures came tine musician. By: Janice Albright Our featured faculity this week ent was when he met his wife. shock. fishing. His favorite movie is in on Monday. October the 18th. is Daniel M. Stewart. The He was previously employed in Electricity is constantly seek "The Good, the Bad, The Ugly". The local chapter of Future The Junior class sold mums various sciences Mr. Stewart the following: "ground." Unfortunately the His favority T.V. show is Christian Athletes met October during the Homecoming week. teaches in High Schoos are; Whitedeer High School-seven human body can complete the "Charlie's Angels." His favorite 11° 13 at 8:00 p.m. at the Wheeler MEET YOUR MUSTANGS The class made an estimation of Diology. Chemisty, and Physics. yearS. circuit to ground. Medical Female Star is Carol Burnett, gymnasium for an organizational This weeks featured Mustangs able person said Coach Smith. $200.00. Mr.Stewart was born in Dal- Borger Independent School-5 authorities agree that if the favorite star is John Wayne and meeting. Eleven members were are Sr. Darrell Gaines. Jr. Buddy George is with the scout team The Sophmore class party was hart. Texas. He graduated from years. amount of current required to Clint Eastwood. present. Whitley. Soph. George Elliot, and he helps the other players held at Pampa. They ate pizza Tulia High School. To advance Las Cruces School System-I light a 15-watt bulb, which is only Country and Western is his Jim Verden was elected pre- and Fresh. Bret Mosley. get ready for a game. George and went to the show. They saw. his education he attended West year. 1/10 of an ampere. should flow favorite music. His favorite food sident. Darrell Gaines was Talking with Coach Smith. he plays different positions on the "The Life Story of Benj" and Texas State University and grad- Vega Independent School-one through your heart, death might is chicken. His pet peeve is chosen vice-president, and Anne said that Darrell was a leader by football field. "Hamps." uated from there with a B.S. year. result in just one second. students talking class. He thinks Mcllhany was chosen as secre- example. Darrell plays both Bret Mosley plays middly line The FFA club is selling fruit. degree in Biology. By: Lisa Weatherly Some of the causes and effect students of today are great. "No tary/treasure. Rich Brown was defense and offense. For the last backer for the Mustangs. He was The oranges and grapefruit cost, of electric shock to the human comment" on his most embar- elected refreshment chairman. two weeks Coach Smith said the leading rusher for Wheeler $4.50 for twenty pounds, and • body, as well as prevention and rassing moment. His most Coach Jim Hester, sponsor, Darrell has improved and that he with an average of 1 1 1 yards over $7.00 for forty pounds. gave a short program on the has been used as a receiver. RALLIES BOOST SPIRIT protective methods, will be happiest moment was when he McLean last week. By : Marla Lax graphically demonstrated by Joe purposes of F. C. A. Buddy Whiteley. a Junior, We are happy to have each of Friday, October 22, 1976, at The Wheeler gymnasium was got married. APOLOGY Smetana, Waco. Safety Director Dues were set at $2.00, and it plays offense center and half the these boys on the Mustang team. 3:10 P.M.. a pep rally was held in the scene of a pep rally on for the Texas Farm Bureau. PEP RALLY was decided not to offiliate with time on defense. Coach Smith is By :Carla Schaffer the high school gymnasium. Friday, October 29, at 2:10 p.m. We're very sorry that Darla Smetana uses a couple of 8 foot This week's Pep Rally will be the national chapter at the pre- very glad to have Buddy. He said The Mustang band really lifted The cheerleaders did "Watch- Moores' and Mitchie Loyd's tables to set up a brightly colored held Thursday, November 4, at sent time. Buddy needed to improve his the spirit by blasting the fight out" and "Black-Gold Forever- names were left out on the the model home, along with props 3:15. The reason is because of a The meeting was closed with a snaps. but that he still had Happy song while the players filed in. more". Buddy "Mub" Whitely Thank You Note to Mrs. Holde- having "special lighting ef- Teacher-in-service day. short benediction. another yeat to go. Buddy was The cheerleaders and pep club then was called on to make a man for the Cheerleaders Mums. Everyone interested in finding given an nick-name, Pig Pen, Birthdays then cheered with a yell."Take It spech. The band then played O out more about F. C. A. or because his locker is always Away." "Green Onions". "The Future We would like to wish a very becoming a member should con- messy and he is the last one Tim Patterson a Junior Must- Cheerleaders of Wheeler High Happy Birthday to tilt following tact Jim Verden. suited for workout. ang was then called upon to make School" was a skit given by Tara people born in November: by Anne Mcllhany George Elliot is an indespens- a speech. Henderson, Mitchie Loyd, Shel- They are George Elliot born The cheerleaders did "Color ley McCasland, Lindsey McCas- the I I th, Glen Waldo the 17th, Shout", a cheer they learned at land, Amy Hester. Tammy Jeff Davis the 19th, Marla Lax camp this summer. Dee Ann Jolly. Christy Finster- the 27th, Chiquita Archer the WHEELER COUNTY A speech was made by Kevin wald, and Chickadee Bradstreet. 28th. Billy Stewart the 21st, Lasley, a Junior Mustang. The band played "This is My TANG' PAL Teresa Evans the 23rd, Terri Country", and then everyone Rarden the 23rd, Cory Callaway The Mustang band played "Love Will Keep Us Together." joined in singing the School S the 25th and Terrie Collins the The cheerleaders then did a skit Song. The pep rally then closed 24th. with the Fight Song. By : Marla Lax about "The Swami" who pre- dicted the Mustangs vicory over By Anne Mcllhany the McLean Tigers. FUN NIGHT The band did another great job BAND with "Rinestone Cowboy." The GIRLS Basketball pep club and cheerleaders then The Wheeler Mustang Band joined in "Intimidate" a cheer Workouts traveled to Canyon Tuesday. that was didicated to the defense. A Lot Of Fun For The High School girls began October 26. They participated in The band did another great job their morning workouts October S the Annual Marchingcontest. with the Alma Mater. .GAME 15th. in the gymnasium at 7:30 The Band presented their half- The pep rally then closed with • HORROR time routine before three judges. A.M.The Interscholastic League S Everyone! the fight song. All the players, Rules do not allow Class B The judges then rated the band students, and fans were antici- schools to officially start basket- according to their views of the pating a Mustang victory. •PRIZES 5 HOUSE ball, workouts before this date. presentation. The Wheeler Band By: Anne Mcllhany received a III rating. All of the Improvement among the girls criticism received was on music will conic with hard work, and Saturday Night • CAKE ability. Wife to depressed husband: devotion. Everyone is excited The Band worked hard prepar- "What do you mean you have anci looking forward to a winning WALK ing their show. They have nothing to live for? The house season. 4s• November 6, 1976 improved a great deal this year, isn't paid for, the car isn't paid By: Darla Moore and they really deserved a better for, the washing machine isn't -Now, now, Parker. You've just had a bad day, Obstacles are those frighten- rating. paid for, the television isn't paid ing things that you see when you but surely you don't want to retire at 31.' for..." 4-4* 6:30 P.M. to 11:00 P.M. By: Kevin Rarden take your eyes off the goal. Page 4 - THE WHEELER TIMES - Thursday, November 4, 1976

side and allow clean water to ' is concerned is following frost for all your ... ME PRICE OF CONSERVATION: enter our streams. Some body when the plant material begins to pays for these Conservation KING'S Ko...MENTS wilt. Livestock should not be measures whether it is done or allowed access to the wilted WHO SHOULD PAY? By Joe Don King - CEA not. Society pay through rising material until it has dried com- Conservation like any other PARTS NEEDS urban people look to the rural costs to purify our water also the pletely. This usually takes three product. does not cost, it pays. people to protect their resources. dredging of our rivers and har- stock grazing certain pasture or four days of good sunlight. See• • • :On private land that is essential However, the urban people must PRUSSIC ACID POISONING bors with our taxes. In Cleve- IN LIVESTOCK grasses and forages. New plant growth usually be- :to survival of all the people, we• look beyond their city limits if land, Ohio they dredged 881,000 The occurrence of frost in Although many plants contain comes nontoxic and can be still look to the owners of private they intend to help solve their cubic yards at the cost of over Wheeler County could lead to the toxic material that causes grazed within 10 days to two BAKER AUTOMOTIVE Agriculture land for most of the problems that affect their own $400,000 dollars tax money. prussic acid poisoning in live- poisoning, those causing the weeks following a rain. 116 East Texas Phone: 826-3213 conservation needs. This private Approximately environment. Society pays for future crop highest mortality in livestock As far as prussic acid poison- land produces approximately all two-thirds of our Agricultural r ••• shortages with higher food when grazed after they have ing is concerned, the poison acts SUPPORT THE WHEELER MUSTANGS of the food and fiber we use. It land still needs Conssigns until it prices, about two-thirds of Con- been frozen and wilted are rapidly and can kill animals • also catches most of the rain and is too late. We are contaminating servation is paid by the land CHOICE BEEF ON Johnson and Sudan grasses and within minutes. In most acute snow that is drained into our our streams, reservoirs, and owner, one-third is Federal sorghum or hybrids of these. cases, animals become affected Your streams. reservoirs and lakes. lakes with enormous amounts of money. However there is still a HALF THE The most dangerous time as with 10-15 minutes after eating rul This privately owned land con- sediment, poison, sewage and 1 Auto Parts lot of urban people that think the GRAIN far as the grazing of these plants toxic material and can die in two ,Isis of seven-tenths of the chemicals. Why are we failing? entire cost should be paid by the to three minutes. Symptoms may Nations land. Most of this land is Store We have the technical know how land owner. Can our Conserva- WITH A dog hears twice as well as include a brief period of stim- in cultivation and pasture range. to slow down or stop the degra- tion needs of the Nation be met a human. ulations followed by depression The drainage of this area finds its dation of our natural resources this way? Not under present and paralysis. Signs of colic may way into our Rivers and Lakes which is so vital to life. The conditions, the farmer cannot be present. Stupor (loss of that sustain Municipal and In- farmer does not have the excuse under these low prices for their sensibility), difficult breathing dustrial uses. This water should to neglect his land due to product which is approximately Richard's and frequent convulsions may be kept as clean as possible. The Want Ads technical help. The question is; seventy-four precent of parity. It MOBAN012 RADIATOR & HEAD result. Death is caused by who pays for the work that- will Lzqurfeed WILL TRADE: Nice large 3 would be impossible for him to SHOP suffocation since oxygen remains bedroom frame house with fire- add long range income to the increase his investment in Con- in the blood and is not exchanged FOR SALE: 2 Dashound, re- The "ENERGIZED" Complete Radiator FOR SALE: house, 3 bedroom. place and double garage and present and future generations servation on these prices. to the tissues. This also causes gistered females. Vera Brickey, and 2 bath, fully carpeted. 1108 West rental income property in Ama- and also preserve the nation's The average farmer does not LIQUID SUPPLEMENT the blood to appear bright red. Phone 6-3220 or 826-3070. Itp Oklahoma. rillof for farm land. Call: security. have the financial means to do Cylinder Head Work To prevent prussic acid poi- ltc ROLLING PLAINS FEED 6-5885. 806-359-1225. 2tc Who pays for Conservation the Conservation work that the 301 E. 12th soning in livestock, follow these that adds beauty to the country SERVICE, INC. BOOT REPAIR PICK-UP:' VOUTLET STORE \ FOR RENT: 2 Bedroom house. Nation needs in this jet age. The Ph. 256.3151 steps: 1—Allow plant material ox 627 Frankenbery Texaco. Woody's 826-3152. ltc farm income capital is bout ^, Shamrock, Texas affected by frost to dry thorough- Tues thru Fri. 79096 Boot Shop, Canadian. rtn Open five-seventh the level of that of Wheeler, Texas ly before grazing. This may 1/4 ODYSSEY 200—TV game for 2 or Richard Blakemore Notice Of the nonfarm:1- in wages. 806/826-3030 Owner require a week or more of good 211 E. 12th 4. L & F Repair. rtn BLACK GOLD There is a prediction by some sunlight: 2—Feed animals hay TRAILER PARK Wheeler, Texas FOR SALE: One 18 month old Opening Bids state officials that pollution con- START FEEDING THE or a supplement before turning Gas & Water Furnished registered Suroc boar. Walser trol on farms might become them in on plants that may Separate sealed bids for con- Storm Cellar herd. Kent Sims, Mobeetie. 2tp mandatory under State regula- contain prussic acid. Animals Underground Utilities structing 6" and 8" water lines Individual Electric Meter NEW SHIPMENT RCA TV's. tion. FREE- that are not hungry will not be for the City of Wheeler will be reATALYXR 500 S Osage Sonic '76 models at sale prices If legal control on public affected as seriously by toxic 826-5874 PANTS, PANTSU ITS, received by the City of Wheeler Minerals & Nutrient Blocks '77 models. L & F Agricultural land is mandatory. , material since their intake will be and sonic at the office of City Secretary CHOICE Please give me a chance to bid on rtn the problem of cost share must limited: 3—Remove all animals SHELLS & BLOUSES Repair. until 7:30 o'clock p.m. November your oil leases, minerals, and be worked out from a Federal from the pasture if one is in the CARD OF THANKS 15, 1976, and then at said office, MINERAL PROGRAM royalty. I will be in the Wheeler stand point. As Agriculture is hear and shows any signs of My sincere thanks to everyone publicly opened and read aloud.' Abstract Office each Wednesday. Phone: 826-3221 not returning enough income to Cattle have the poisoning: 4—Call a veterinarian who sent cards, letters flowers, The Information for Bidders, Other days call 669.6805 or support the high cost of Conser- ability to select immediately if an animal ap- 665-4047 in Pampa. while I was in hospital and for all Form of Bid. Form of Contract, vation spending that is needed in what they need in pears to be poisoned. An CONTROL hunger and lose the prayers, visits, and food, Plans, Specifications, and Forms Gene Hall these time; who will pay? mineral elements antidote to treat affected animals weight with New Shape Diet Plan since I have been home. May of Bid Bond, Performance and, and Hydrex Water Pills at Hy- With additives such as en- IF THEY HAVE is highly efficient if given early. DRY CLEANING God bless you all. Payment Bond, and other con- land's Pharmacy. zymes, borax and axion deter- THEIR CHOICE. This product is available from 8 lbs. $4.00 Edna Waters tract documents may be exa-: • gents, which contains up to 34% veterinarians: 5—Have suspect mined at the following: Mc That is what the phosphate to polute our streams plant material checked by the City Cleaners & Fabrics Morries & Associates, Inc., 6300 CATALYX Mineral THE and lakes, we have the cleanest Texas Veterinary Medical Diag- 400 S. Main 826-3266 Canyon Dr., Amarillo, Texas and Program is all fr clothes in the world. We cannot , nostic Laboratories at College Se. City Hall, Wheeler, Texas. about. Separate, BUSINESS DIRECTORY say the same about the water we •••141,As...,;\ Station or Amarillo. Local vet- Copies may be obtained at the lV free-choice feed- TRAILER SPACE: For Rent in drink. erinarians will be happy to office of McMorries & Associ- ing of 16 different Mobeetie, $20.00 per month. submit samples for you. ates, Inc. Located 6300 Canyon "You ain't got enough in- mineral elements Phone: 845-3171. rtnjv 1." The overall key to preventing Dr., Amarillo, Texas. upon pay- surance!" & vitamins. prussic acid poisoning in live- Monuments, Grave Covers, and . ment of $25.00 for each set. Any Curbing. Complete finishing. TEN GOOD REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD START stock is to be aware of plant TEXAS PRESS unsucessful bidder, upon re- Will Warren, Wheeler. rtn YOUR CATTLE ON THE FREE-CHOICE CATALYX materials that may cause poi- MEMBER turning such set promptly and in 1976 ASSOCIATION soning and then to keep cattle good condition, will be refunded MINERAL PROGRAM. PAUL'S TRAILER PARK from grazing such plants until a his payment,* • and any non- To decrease wheat grass poisoning • To give better feedlot gain 1 Across Street From School Published Every Thursday at Wheeler, Texas, By.. .. To improve breeding • To maintain good animal health safe period has passed. • Trailer lots 40'x70' bidder upon so returning such a To improve conception. • To decrease pinkeye problems Modern Underground Utilities set will be refunded $12.50." To improve weaning percentage • To lower your costs Gas and Water furnished The owner reserves the right to To improve weaning weights • To get more out of your stubble and stalks OSHA Exemptions Individual Electric Meters waive any informalities or to PAUL TOP PE R— Ph. 5237 or 5931 It has been proven many times, that this free-choice CATALYX reject any or all bids. mineral Program is the finest in the world. Each bidder must deposit with For Agriculture, FOR SALE: Maple dining room There are many more-reasons for feeding this program. Contact this his bid, security in the amount, dealer for full information. Notice was recently received suit with matching hutch. Call form and subject to the con- that as of October 1, 1976, farms 375-2277, Briscoe after 5:00. ltc ROLLING PLAINS FEED SF7NICE, INC. ditions provided in the Inform- and other enterprises defined as BIG NEW SHIPMENT: 8-track Sox 627 Wheeler, Texas ation for Bidders. 79096 "agricultural operation" with ten tapes. L & F Repair. rtn Attention of bidders is parti- 806/326-3030 P.O. Box 1080 or fewer employees, employed at FOR SALE: Brick house in cularly called to the requirements Phone: 826-3123 CATALYX is a registered tradematk of the Feed Service Corporation. any one time, are exempt from all Miami. 1536 sq. ft. 3 blocks from as to conditions of employment to Occupational Safety and Health School. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. be observed and minimum wage Louis C. Stos, Owner and Publisher Building costs increase about Act (OSHA) requirements. Like new. Call: 868-5401 after rates to be paid under the 12% every 3 years. How much Also, all firms are exempt from six p.m. 2tc Entered as second-class matter December 18, 1933, at the Post contract. Office at Wheeler, Texas 790%, under the act March 3, 1879. would it cost to replace your civil penalties for nonserious FOR SALE: 3 bedroom 2 bath No bidder may withdraw his home or business property? We first-instance violations unless nearly new. Paul's Real Estate. bid within 30 days after the REEVES ELECTRIC Subscription Rates: invite you to bring your in- ten or more violations are found. Ca11:826-5237. rtn Wheeler Lodge No. 1099 actual date of the opening there- surance to full value at Rives First-instance cittations may Wheeler County of. October 25, 1976 Insurance Agency. FOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL WIRING NEEDS, FOR SALE: 1972 Bonnevilla A. F. & A.M. 3471,1 continue to be issued, however, Pete Burton, Mayor for serious, willful, or repeated Mobile Home. 2-Bedroom, fully County RESIDENTAL, COMMERICAL SERVICE CALLS, 4 MONDAY Outside $_537-5 * All documents returned not carpeted, central heat and Air OIL FIELD TROUBLE SHOOTING. violations. 7:00 P.M. later than five days after the time conditioning. Skirts and tie- RIVES These restrictions and exemp- FOR ALL YOUR that bids are received. downs included. Excellent Con- tions are scheduled to apply only Percy Fanner, Sec'y. ** All documents returned not ditions. $6500. Call 256-2792; Call Day or Night Phone: 826-5975 during the Fiscal Year 1977 Farm Supply Needs later than 48 hours prior to the after six call 256-3058 in Sham- Members Urged To Attend. (October 1976—September WHEELER CO. time for receiving bids. 115 W TEXAS 826-5224 1977). rock. Visitors Welcome. PRODUCE FOR SALE: 3 bedroom 2 bath - Wheeler, Texas nearly new and also 2 bedroom house on 100' x 150' lot on highway. Paul's Real Estate. WRIGHT Calh 826-5237.rtn WHEELER Green Is Host FUNERAL HOME REDI-MIX For Study Club All Types Cemetery RLDI-\1IX CONCRETE and Memorial Work SAND The Progressive Study Club Erb & tiath Shop met October 28 in the home of Washed Gravel-All Sizes Ana Green for a program on Phone: 806-826-5214 Girlstown U. S. A. which is Office Hours: 7:30 to 5:00 located at Borger, Texas and is the home now of 25 girls of ages 5 Phone 806-826-3223 GRAND OPENING through High School- Emphasis is placed in the home on super- THURSDAY, vised living, playing and education and envolvement in public FRIDAY & schools, churches, and clubs Dr, Marion Roberts SATURDAY OPENING SPECIALS ON keeps each girl involved in NOVEMBER 4, 5, & 6 Community activities. Meeting opened with club OPTOMETRIST REGINA collect followed by roll call. Minutes were read and ap- Phone: 669:3337 RAG DOLL CHILDRENS SPREAD proved. 112 W. Kingsmill AND Club president, Novella Van- A FLORAL QUILTED SPREAD pool introduced Mr. Wilson, Pampa, Texas Superintendent of Girlstown at Alumi num Borger, who showed slides nar- Self-Storing rated by one of the girls living in GIFTS, LINENS AND ACCESSORIES FIELDCREST the home. He then gave an STORM-SCREEN WINDOWS interesting and informative talk Perrnanent year-round protection GUARANTEED A MATCHING GROUP OF TOWELS, on Girlstown. This was followed hangeable.from inside. Easy t. AUTO GLASS BLANKETS AND SHEETS by a question and answer discus- lean„prowler-proof. Eliminates INSTALLATION sion by the group. drafts...Cuts fuel bills.... & Body Repair Delicious refreshment plates WHEELER LUMBER CO. GARRISON were served to 8 members and 2 Phone 826-5543 Wheeler, Tex. ONE BLOCK NORTH OF CORONADO CENTER MONDAY — SATURDAY PHONE: 806 665-4551 Fine Service for Fine People SERVICE guests by the hostess. Phone: 826-5515 1320 N. BANKS 10:00 A.M. — 6:00 P.M. PAMPA, TEXAS Many nice and useful gifts \Sheeler, Texas were brought to the meeting by club members for the girls living in the home. Let Me Write It . . CUSTOM DRAPERIES Swags, Cornices, Shutters GEO. RICHARDSON BankAmericard Master Charge - WE INSTALL FREE — Accepted Accepted All Types Of Telephone: 256.3652 INSURANCE Brannons Decorators Shamrock, Texas 79079 Page 5- THE WHEELER TIMES - Thursday, November 4, 1976 whipped cream. Yield: one-9- 2 egg whites, stiffly beaten inch pie. ''2 cup heavy cream, whipped Pumpkin Freeze 8 tart shells or LINES FROM LINDA 1 efblespoon cornstarch 1 9-inch pie shell, baked and LINDA HORTON — CEA 3 4 cup sugar cooled BETTER ' teaspoon cinnamon Mix cornstarch. sugar, cin- USE 'LEFT-OVER' 55 minutes or until mixture is 1/2 teaspoon ginger namon and ginger. Stir in egg JACK-O'LANTERN firm and crust is well browned. 2 egg yolks, slightly beaten yolks and milk. Cook over hot Your jack-o'lantern can be the Before serving, spoon whipped 1 cup milk water in double boiler until FOODS! springboard for good things from cream in a circle on pie and 3/4 cup cooked or canned pump- thickened, stirring constantly. the kitchen. arrange slices of banana in the kin Add pumpkin. Freeze until firm. To cook the pumpkin, remove Break into chunks. Beat until all seed and membrane and use a smooth with a rotary beater. knife to remove the outer skin. Fold in egg whites, whipped Cut into one-inch cubes and cook cream and nuts. Pour into small until tended in a small amount of tart shells or one pie shell. water. Drain the water and mash Freeze until firm. Garnish with the pumpkin. some whipped cream if desired. Pumpkin Muffins. Fang Serves 8. Pumpkin Pie and Pumpkin Roasted Pumpkin Seeds Freeze can all be made with your Preheat oven to 375 degrees F. own fresh pumpkin or with put seeds in a pan with a little canned pumpkin. And don't butter. Place in hot oven and forget to roast the seeds for a LARGE SELECTION toast until golden brown. When 4 delicious snack. OF SIZES AND toasted, shake and nib lightly to Pumpkin Muffins WIDTHS—IN STOCK remove husks. Salt lightly. 1/2 cup vegetable oil A five-pound pumpkin will yield about six cups of cooked, BACON 2 eggs DECKER 1/2 cup water mashed pumpkin which can be 1 cup cooked pumpkin used in all of the recipes includ- 1 % cups sifted self-rising flour , ed. Pumpkin can be frozen for $ 98 later use. 1 1/4 cups sugar 2 lb. 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon How To Freeze Pumpkin L3. 1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg Wash, cut into small pieces. Pkgs. It 1/2 cup chopped nuts remove seeds and peel. Cook 2 1/2 cup raisins until soft in boiling water, pres- Preheat oven to 350 oven to 320 Acres of Land sure cooker or oven. Mash pulp 350 degrees F. 320 acres land '.2 mile west Mobeetie. Super b or put through sieve. Cool by Grease and flour muffin tins. well, pump. motor and siderow sprinkler system placing pan containing pumpkin In a large bowl, stir together oil, irrigating 90 ,acreas. Additional land can be over chopped ice and stir pumpkin occasionally. Package and ROUN eggs. water and pumpkin. Sift irrigated adjacent to well. Seven room house. together flour, sugar. cinnamon windmill. and livestock pens. freeze immediately. BREADS"'V 2-0-89c and nutmeg. Add dry ingred• We can aSSist you in buying or selling farm and BORDEN'S ' ients to first mixture and beat ranch property. until dry ingredients are moist- Booker .1. P. Smith. Salesman-806-352-3749 BUTTERMILK or Quar * ened thoroughly. Fold in nuts the best passing game in the STEAKD Quentin Williams. Realtor-80b-669-2522 C ns ' and raisins. Pour into muffin tins district." SWEET MILK and bake for about 30 to 35 Booker operates offensively 2 t minutes at 350 degrees F. Yields BUTCHERING & PROCESSING PRICES out of both an 1 formation and a BORDEN'S 1 1/2 dozen muffins. split backfield and have two and Fancy Pumpkin Pie Beef processed, double wrapped 14c per pound three people split out on most SOUR CREAM $129 3 eggs, well beaten lc A Pound for Butchering sets. 3/4 cup sugar Brad Mills has been the Kio- or DIP 1/4 teaspoon ginger Pork Processing including curing was top running threat and 100 3/4 teaspoon cinnamon although he isn't a power type 2 8Corts $ Double wrapped 16c per pound 3/'4 teaspoon nutmeg runner. he hits holes real well 54.50 a head for butchering 60 WATT 1/2 teaspoon salt and uses his quickness to pres- RANCH STYLE 1 3/4 cups canned pumpkin We butcher Monday thru Friday 8 to 12 A.M. except holidays. sure the defense. 75 WATT 1 cup evaporated milk Friday night's game is a must 100 WATT 303 1/2 cup water CALL FOR QUARTER—HALF—WHOLE ' for both ball clubs and it will be LIGHT Cans 1 9-inch unbaked pie shell BEEF PROCESSED the final home appearance for the BEANS 1 cup whipping cream Mustangs in this 1976 season as 3 1 1 banana, sliced WE NOW HAVE CUTS OF PORK AND BEEF FOR SALE they close out the regular season WE GIVE GUNN BROS. STAMPS Mix well-beaten eggs, sugar. next week at Higgins. spice. salt and pumpkin together. SHAMROCK SLAUGHTER PLANT BsY9ES KOUNTY KIST Add milk and water, stirring until North of City Phone: 256-3241 Nursing Home smooth. Pour into pie shell. Closing of Noon on Saturday Reg. 51.18 Bake at 425 degrees F. for 45 to Cites Brickey ,st. SMUT, Elizabeth Brickey has been 2Pack —chosen as the October Employee 49c 1 0'2 oz. $100 141AMUCILBO latrine of the Month at Golden Spread 3 Cans Powder 11 or IAN Lai $1 CP; Nursing Center. She is known as Betsy to the INGS WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY KIND '2;52 from your neighborhood ASSOCIATED DRUGGISTS residents and staff at the nursing WE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS b NOVEMBER 3-9, 1976 home, and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brickey of Wheel- TONY'S PIZZA er. (1,C ICY HOT KAZ VAPORIZER Betsy is a medication aide at ANALAGESIC BALM BIC BUTANE '.arm Steam 1 2 123iTn Golden Spread, where she has FROZEN LIGHTER :,Jtorratic1st Shut-0n '.ng S9 99 been employed for one year. She was selected employee of HASH 10 oz. the month by popular vote of the 2 4c '4.47 Pkgs. residents and her fellow em- BROWNS ployees. 89c Prior to going to work for Golden Spread. Betsy worked at ROLAIDS KAZ HUMIDIFIER the Southwest Convalescent ANTACID Frozen 12 cz 1/4.0,5!..e 1 gd Center in Amarillo. TABLETS Capacity 89c Rolai Arc cr its rq List 516 50 /1119 She attended the Wheeler PLUS BOTTLE DEPOSIT 1.0 LI'S; '9 or, STRAWBERRIES $8.47 lis-nad schools for 12 years, and is a 1974 2Pkgs graduate of Wheeler High

'1 39 eich School. Betsy said, "I enjoy my work here, and feel that I am really LUDEN'S fulfilling my aim in life, which is ' 2 G al. BUFFERIN (01CM PHOP, to help people and make their TABLETS Round BUNN lives a little happier." ICE CREAAURD MAGNETIC Ruth Terry, Administrator, presented Betsy with a calendar PHOTO ALBUMS MOUNTAIN PASS '1/9 • : cre watch, and on behalf of the • ^es C r 1st 5., • residents and personnel of the 300 $1 • 99 Golden Spread Nursing Home. a Cans "sincere thank-you for your de- REFRIED BEANS voted employement." 3 CORICIDIN-D TABLETS c Mobeetie Calls VAN CAMP 7 300 Restoration Meet Cans BOXED ENVELOPES Due to the election falling on WHITE HOMINY 4 the regular time of meeting, LIOUIPRIN Tuesday the 2nd of November, 37. the meeting will be postponed He° until Thursday evening Novem- ber the 4th at 7:00 o'clock at the Community Church in Mobeetie for the Old Mobeetie Restoration POTATOES Committee Meeting of the WHITE Month. Chairman Sallie Harris is announcing. after a discussion ALPHA KERI CUT1CURA BRECK with members who will be busy 10 lb. Bag MEDICATED SHAMPOO BATH OIL 59, SOAP la helping to hold the National Election. Please everyone be alert and attend the meeting Thursday Chioioce fo 69 there is much to discuss ORANGES CLEARASIL BRECK CREME RINSE MEDICATED CREAM SAWS . SHARPENED 69c. tan 99c Hand Saws — Ski I Saws

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,MINIPEmm Sharron Arganbright and Shawn Mrs. LaRue Pierce of Amarillo. Jimmy Horton of Fort Wingate missed from the Highland Gen- Dumas. At last report Mrs. confinement. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mickey New Mexico and a student friend eral Hospital in Pampa Friday Jeffus was improving nicely. Mrs. Jewel Leonard was dis- attended to business and shop- reoived word Monday that their visited Mr. Horton's in-laws Mr. morning following major sur- Mr. Clarence Allen was dismissed from the Parkview Hos- ped in Pampa Tuesday morning. avi only grandson is seriously ill in and Mrs. J. R. Patterson Friday gery. She is recuperating in the missed from the Parkview Hos- pital Thursday last week after Mrs. Wanda Estes was dis- M 71 evening. several weeks stay. missed from the Highland Gen- an Amarillo hospital. Mrs. home of her daughter and family, pital in Wheeler Saturday morn- Mickey is in Amarillo with her Mr. Flora Mae Kelley is in an Mr. and Mrs. Warren Witt in ing following several days of Mrs. Leona House and Mrs. eral Hospital Thursday evening. Amarillo Hosital for treatment BY MRS. WILBER BECK ERS. daughter and family at this and possible surgery this week. HALLOWEEN in Mobeetie Among the people from Mo- writing. Last week Mrs. Mary Brewer was very quite except for the beetie who attended the Golden Brooks McLaughlin was dis- and her daughters, Mrs. Audrey little spooks that were out enjoy- Wedding Anniversary Celebra- missed from the Highland Gen- Alexander of White Deer and ing the warm evening. Most of tion of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. eral Hospital in Pampa Friday Mrs. Betty Talley of Miami spent the ones who were doing the McCauley of Miami and long last week following several days several days in Oklahoma. In treating enjoyed the display of time residents of Mobeetie were of tests and treatment. Oklahoma City they visited Mrs. AUCT ON costumes and the pleasure and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Selby, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wells and Brewer's sister and brother-in- excitement in the little faces of Mrs. Clarence Dyson, Mr. and Mike Wells of Spearman visited COMPLETE LIQUIDATION law. Mr. and Mrs. Steve those who they were hosting as Mrs. J. R. Patterson and Mrs. their daughter and family Mr. Stevenson, in Norman, they much as the TRICK OR TREAT- Edith Flanagan and her daughter and Mrs. Jimmy Selby Kathleen DIESEL TRUCKS & GRAIN TRAILERS and Dewayne Sunday. visited her granddaughter Mr. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • and Mrs. Kim McKenney and in COMMERCIAL HAYING EQUIPMENT — FARM MACHINERY Minco they visited her niece Mrs. Senior Citizens Murel Sheppard. Saturday, Mr. 7 WAY ENTERPRISES and Mrs. Orvel Brewer and son VIRGIL SIMMONS and SONS Rodney of Pampa visited Mrs. Election Quiz Brewer. WHEELER, TEXAS Monday evening, November 1, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Leather- 1976 the Senior Citizens met at man attended to business in Saturday, November 6,1976 at 11:00 A.M. the home, with a covered dish Canadian Tuesday morning. Sale will be conducted 1 block East of Court House on Highway 152 supper. The Baptist were the Mrs. Bessie Galmor was dis- host for the evening. Brother missed from the Parkview Hos- WHEELER ) TEXAS David Campbell gave the invo- pital in Wheeler Saturday morn- cation. Mrs. Killingsworth in- TRUCKS-TRAILERS-FARM EQUIPTMENT 1-1975 MC Tractor, 1566 cab, a/c, radio,. dual wheel- ing following more than a week of 1-1969 Mack-F700 Truck, 237, inch good rubber. er, 450 hrs. actual, 3pt.‘ lust like new. troduced the guest Helen Brock, treatment. 1-1970 Timpte Trailer, 27' open top, bottom, tarp. 1-1968 Massey Ferguson Tractor, 180 series, diesel of Canadian, the sister-in-law of Mrs. Arlie Jeffus was dis- 1-1970 Kenworth Truck, 318 Detroit engine, 10 sp. multi-power live PTO power adjust wheels, differ- Sallie and Nellie. 42 persons 1-1971 45' Lufkin Trailer, open top van live floor. ential lock, 3, 300 actual hrs., 3pt. good rubber. enjoyed the bountiful table of FEW HUNTERS—FEW BIRDS 1-1970 Ford, 1000 series Truck, Cummings engine. 1-1964 Ford 4000 series tractor, select o'speed, live food. Seated at the birthday Few participating prairie 1-1973 Titan Trailer, double hopper, extension. PTO, 3 pt., 1900 hrs., clean. table were, Ida Farmer, Gaddy chicken hunters and unharvested 1-1969 Timpte 27' Trailer open top double vans, on 1-1975 Hesston 60A Stockhand Paddle Pick-up. Clean " hore‘ Vise and Oren Horn who shared grain in the fields have been 1959 Ford 850 series, 292 engine. 1-1971 Case 1060 Combine, gas, w /18 ft. header. the delicious birthday cake, pro- listed as two reasons for a poor 1-1969 W.H.O. Tub Grinder with 6-71 Detroit engine. 1-1972 Versatile 400 Swather, gas Olin engine. vided by Mrs. Killingsworth, season October 16-17 in the 12 1-1973 Moeller Tub Grinder, 208 hp, diesel engine. 1-Case 4x16 Rollover Mold board plow. says start with with all those who wished to counties hosting the annual hunt. 1-1971 American Haymaster Hayloader, diesel engine. `1-Massey Ferguson, 141-4 row Cultivator, a sensuous participate. Brother Campbell "There were several hunters 1-1974 Reynolds Stack Getter, on 74' ChevrOlet. 1-1971 Case 330 Haybaler, wire tie, Hydralic press. conducted an interesting quiz on with their limit, but they had to 1-1975 International Payloader, 1 1/2 yd. bucket, 4 1-John Deer 16x10 Wheat Drill, seal bearing disc. wheel drive, 6 cyl. 282 Cummings. 1-F-2B Tyler Fertilizer Spreader, 5-ton. presidents who were running for dig the birds out of the pastures Qiana shirt. 1-1975 Chevrolet Truck, with welding rig. 1-1965 Gallion Motor Grader, diesel engine. office this year and previous since the birds were not mov- And add Qiana years back to 1924. A few came ing, said Weldon Fromm, close to getting who ran against Amarillo district supervisor. AUCTIONEER'S NOTE butterfly pants. who each year. He read a bible And in the four South Plains All the equipment listed is in good working condition, ready to put to use. The trucks story improperly to determine counties, the hunting was ever and trailers are versatile, can be used to haul most bulk items. The equipment is on dis- how many errors the senior slower. play in Wheeler, Texas for your inspection. We want to invite everyone interested to come citizens could detect, which was "I saw fewer hunters and to the sale. This equipment is ready to roll. For further information on any item call- For all your holidays and very interesting. It was not noted fewer birds bagged during this Virgil Simmons, owner-806-826-5843; Col. Jerry Bob Jernigan-806-256-2055; nights: The luxurious tie that no one made 100 on the test two-day hunt than any previous and Col. Larry Overcast-806-256-3633. shirt and easy butterfly pants either. But Brother David stated season since I started working TERMS: CASH. All items to be settled for day of sale. all in silky-rich Qiana nylon that all were good listeners and this area," said Bill Pratt, Lunch will be served. Bring your check book. in the richest possible should be able to vote for the Lubbock district supervisor. shades. Sizes 8 to 18 man on Tuesday. who had told The daily bag limit of two birds AUCTIONEERS The luxurious tie shirt, $18.00 the most truthful story. appears to have been more than The butterfly pants. $24.00 Mrs. Nash read the minutes adequate with most hunters bag- and thanked Mr. and Mrs. Oren ging only one bird. The early dry JERNIGAN & OVERCAST & ASSOCIATES Horn for presenting a gift of spell helped produce late matur- SHAMROCK, TEXAS 79079 The Dot 525.00 to the Senior Citizens ing grain and most it was still fund. The new heater for the uncut in the fields. The majority We'.'S'Oecialize in All Types of Auction Sales Shop dining room had been installed. of the prairie chickens remained Licend Licensed and Bonded for Your Protection "The Spot for Fashion" Mrs. Wright announced that the in the large pastures and few noon luncheon would be held on hunters went in after them. The License No. TXG-760608 Phone: 826-3111 Tuesday, 9th of Noverither, at the prairie chicken populations are COL. JERRY B. JERNIGAN COL. LARRY OVERCAST Wheeler, Texas Citizens Hall urging everyone to rated good in these areas. Sportsmen are now preparing 806-256-3633 WE HAVE GIFT CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE come and bring a covered dish. 806-256-2055 There were five tables of 88 for the upcoming November sea- SHAMROCK, TEX):S SHAMROCK, TEXAS FOR OUR CUSTOMERS! going and two tables of conasta sons which include duck, goose, for a most enjoyable evening. quail, deer and turkey.

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REPORT In the Wheeler Christian Aca- This coming Saturday see Walt BASKETBALL Wheeler Christian Academy demy gym movies are being Disney production of "$1,00,000 Basketball Team "The Pa- continues to have God's blessing shown for the purpose of provid- Duck"—a delightful and exciting triots" have played against on it as students enter the second ing some activity for young comedy. Coming Movies are Grace Academy in Amarillo and week of the second quarter. people in Wheeler. "Snowball Express"—December against the adults of Christian Center Church. The girls team On 1st grader is working on EVERYBODY regardless of 4 starring Don Knotts. The 2nd grade material in all sub- age can be admitted to these Movies will be shown at 8:00 won over the ladies of the church, jects; another 1st grader is doing movies for 75c each Saturday p.m. in the W. C. A. gym at the but the men were too much for 3rd grade work in Math and 2nd evening. price of 75c. the Patriot boys team to handle. A rematch is scheduled for grade work in all other areas. On COMING ..,._a_ the reading machine, two 1st Friday. November 12 at the Kelton Gym. graders are reading at more than Coming on November 21, to Coming November 19, a spe- Other games are scheduled 115 words perminute with scores the Christian Center, 601 Red cial Healing Service. with area schools. in comprehension of 100%. All River, "Carrie"—Behind the Teaching will be given on the Kindergarten students are now scenes with the hiding place, in subject of "Divine Healing" and BASKETBALL SCHEDULE reading because of our Phonics the 7:30 p.m. service. prayer will be offered for the W.C.A. PATRIOTS Nov. 12 method of teaching. sick. The meeting will be held at Women vs Girls 7:30 p.m. Men vs Boys Nov. 16 Channing (boys only) ABORTION COLLECTING BOX TOPS Nov. 30 Alamo Catholic On Sunday morning, Novem- Dec. 3 Borger (girls only) ber 14, Pastor Ricky Pfeil will be Some of the youngsters of to have a part in this project, save Dec. 7 Alamo Catholic speaking on the subject, Abor- W.C.A. are collecting boxtops of your boxtops and give them to Dec. 10 Borger (girls only) tion—What Does the Bible Post cereals for playground one of the students in Grades 3-6. Jan. 14 Borger (gilrs only) Say?" equipment. If anyone would like Jan. 28 Grace • WHEELER MUSTANGS B W NAME 0. D. Class Wt. Meet the 10 10 Guthrie, Bobby QB DB JR. 175 11 185 11 Brown, Don RB LBR SR. MUSTANGS . • • 42 23 Brown, Rich QB DB FR. '145 30 30 Grimes, Marvin RB LBR SOPH. 185 32 32 Ford, Dell FB LBR JR. 179 33 21 Elliott, George TE 7 SOPH. 140 40 40 Mosley, Brett FB DB FR. 165 41 41 Hefley, Tony SB DB SR. 170 4 83 Lasley, Kyle TE DB FR. 140 Phillip Gaines Rus Gibson Troy Calaway 1S0 50 Whiteley, Buddy C 2 JR . 165 51 51 Horton, Gary 2 FR. 165 55 53 Farnsworth, Miles C 2 SOPH. 155 60 62 Bradford, Vic T 7 FR. 165 61 61 Lee, Mike G LBR SOPH. 175 63 63 Ware, Gary G 2 SR. 170 454 64 Lasley, Kevin JR. 165 WHEELER G 2 70, 70 Christner, Tom G 7 SOPH. 160 71 71 Shaffer, Sam FB 7 SOPH. 180 72 72 Patterson, Tim T 2 JR. 205 74 74 Verden, Jim T 7 SR. 240 80 80 Gaines, Darrell E DB SR. 175 USTANGS 81 81 Vise, Kent E DB SOPH. 150 11182 82 Evans, Mike SE DB FR. 125 84 84 Sutton, Sam SB DB FR. 125 "3 73 Gibson. Rus G 1.13R FR. 160 11 31 Calaway, Troy E LBR FR. 130 20 20 Andis, Kevin E DB FR. 125 31 31' Gaines, Phillip G 2 SOPH. 170 BOOKER KIOWAS

WHEELER COLTS NAME GRADE WT W G POS Henderson. Ty 85 12 12 QB Friday, Nov. 5 — 7:30 P.M. Calverly. Tommy 8 122 33 33 B Gaines. Russell 8 175 74 72 T BOOKER KIOWAS Guthrie, Joe 8 125 89 83 Valencia, Willie 8 125 32 32 B NO NAME POS WT CLA at Nicholson Field Westmoreland, Wes 8 165 60 60 T 10 Roger Ribbig QB 124 SO Wheatley, Robert - 8 110 64 61 G 11 Leslie Born FB 112 FR Baker. Benny 8 145 40 42 B 12 Rodney Meyer QB 170 SR Jones, Bobby 8 120 70 70 T 20 Carl Guy TB 126 FR 1466767-TI3lid-- I UT 50 50 C 22 Troy Eccles TB 159 JR Mustang Football Schedule Walker. Jack 8 80 88 82 E 23 Bradley Helfenbein WB 136 FR Wright. Mark 8 100 20 20 B 24 Brent Laurie SE 120 JR PLACE TIME Christner. Von 7 87 81 81 E 30 Curtis Huffaker QB 136 FR DATE SCHOOL Edwards, Jeff 7 150 67 63 G 33 Mitchell Fossand WB 155 JR Sept. 3 Shamrock Ford, Robert 7 72 85 80 35 Brad Mills TB 170 SR W-7 S-0 Forrester, Gary 7 90 68 71 40 Lance Laurie F13 190 SR *Sept. 10 Follett W-21 F-0 Jones. Larry 7 115 51 51 C 42 John Godino WB 160 SR Sept. 17 Open Moore. Wade 7 90 22 22 B 44 Brent Guy FB 160 SO Mosley. Bart 7 110 31 31 B 50 Blaine Meyer C 171 SO *Sept. 24 Lefors W-35 L-10 Richerson, Kendall 7 75 10 10 B 51 Donnie McQuitty C 140 FR *Oct. 1 Groom W-9 G-12 Stiles. Glenn 7 88 56 52 G 60 Don Boren G 153 SO Topper, P. D. 7 90 69 62 G 63 Darren Meyer G 131 FR ***Oct. 9 Texline W-27 T-0 Watson. Benny 8 I10 73 75 64 Keith Fronk G 132 SO Oct. 14 Pampa JV. W-36 P-0 • 65 Rusty Mounsey T 165 SO 66 Greg Mounsey T 245 SR *Oct. 22 McLean There 7:30 COLT SCHEDULE 70 Steven Boone T 200 JR DATE SCHOOL PLACE 71 Lee Barton G 129 FR *Oct. 29 Miami There 7:30 Sept. 23 Claude HERE 72 Darrell Allen T 182 SR *Nov. Booker Here 7:30 Sept. 30 White Deer HERE 74 Calvin Adams T 144 SO Higgins Oct. 7 McLean THERE 77 Tom Boren G 179 SR *Nov. 12 There 7:30 Oct. 14 White Deer THERE 80 Chris Kirksey E 132 SO Oct. 21 Claude THERE 81 Sammy Vaughn E 127 SO Superintendent: Bynum Smith * District Gan'ies Oct. 28 McLean HERE 82 Russell Brewer E 163 Sr Principal: Bob Wills *** Homecoming 84 Jay Barton E 143 SO 88 John Sheets WB 170 JR Band Director: Larry Tracy Head Coach: Preston Smith WHEELER GAS, INC. ROARK'S FINE FOODS PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCATION PETE BURTON FORD MR. AND MRS. WELDON SIMMONS MR. AND MRS. W. J. PATTERSON HIBLER IMPLEMENT J BAKER'S AUTOMOTIVE WHEELER ABSTRACT EDWARDS SIXTY-SIX TRUCK STOP

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