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Lions Club will sponsor Chili Supper The Matador Lions Club will sponsor a Chili Supper, Friday, October 29, before the Motley County vs. Crowell football game. The supper will begin at 5:30 p.m. and will be served un- til 7:00 p.m. at the Bus Barn. Homemade Chili with all the trimmings and dessert will be on the menu. This event is a fund-raiser for the Matador Lions Club. American Legion will meet Oct. 25 The Fleming American Le- gion Post 337 and Auxiliary will meet at 7:00 p.m., Monday, Oc- tober 25, 2004, at the Senior Citi- zens Center in Matador. A cov- ered dish supper will be served.

Fall Festival, Queen's Contest will Check Presentation made for Hackberry Creek Care Center Board members of the Hackberry Creek Care Center organization are pictured above with the presentation check for $4,550,000.00 which was be held presented last Wednesday by USDA Rural Development representatives, Linda Brakebill and Lance Smith, right. Board members present for the event were (left to right) Charlie Johnson, Chuck Ream, Marisue Potts, Sammie Phillips, Paul Westbrook, Darleen Fletcher, and board president Seab Saturday Washington. The Eternas Study Club will sponsor the annual Fall Festival Saturday, October 23 in the old Check presentation brings Nackberry Creek gym. The Queen's contest will begin at 6:00 p.m. A Little Miss, Princess and Queen will be named. Candidates are selling Care Center closer to reality for Matador tickets which count as votes. The tickets may be purchased The Hackberry Creek Care Motley County Judge Ed D. able to make payments to have actually ahead of the typical has 51 patients. Plans are now for .250 each or five for $1,00 and Center was brought closer to Smith and other elected officials qualified for the loan. time frame. in progress to possibly make the will entitle the holder to a reality with the official an- were in attendance. The Care Center should old Care Center building into a chance at a door prize. nouncement of funding and Special recognition was Cathy Lisenby, director of the Candidates for Little Miss eventually employ 35-40 people. Jayton Care Center was on Children's Home. Mrs. Lisenby check presentation at a recep- given to the John M. "Sonny" Mr. Washington said the board told the group that after review- and their escorts are Dode tion and public meeting last Russell family for making the hand to explain some of the pro- Gleghorn and Gage Baker from is expecting the opening will be cess that goes into the comple- ing the Hackberry plans, she Wednesday. Making the presen- land available on which the Care late next year or early 2006. feels very confident that it will Pre-K; Ruby Klebahn and tation were representatives of Center will be constructed. tion of a new Care Center. be a success. Brenden Fisk from Kindergar- Mr. Washington introduced Jayton recently built a new 60- the USDA Rural Development Sonny and Dorothy Russell and A membership drive is cur- ten; Katrina Lopez and Joshua office of Lubbock, Linda daughter Caron Perkins of Architect for the project, Paul bed home. Mrs. Lisenby ex- Martin from first grade; and Rylander of Austin. Mr. plained that their former 42-bed rently underway, for an annual Brakebill, Lance Smith and Snyder were in attendance at $5.00 membership fee. The Gabby Silva and Hayden Davey James Short. State Director the meeting. Rylander explained that when facility was licensed for 33 beds; from second grade. the construction documents are it did not show to break even and members will participate in the Bryan Daniel, was unable to at- The funding is a community in the organization's decision- Princess candidates and es- tend. facilities loan and grant. The completed, a 45 day bidding will was not marketable as it was. corts are: Third grade, Virginia With the approval of the con- making process and elect board Care Center Board Presi- grant is for $40,000. The remain- be held for contractors to be se- members as terms expire. Gutierrez and Conner Mason; dent, Seab Washington, and ing amount is a loan. According lected. Construction will start struction of a new Center and af- fourth grade, Taylor Tomlinson board members, Charlie to Mr. Washington, projected when the contractors can begin ter funds were approved, it was When completed, Hackberry and Dominque Quillamaco; fifth Johnson, Chuck Ream, Marisue budget plans show the Care work and after the plans are ap- three years from the start to the Creek Care Center, Inc. will be grade, Alexis Osborn and Cody Potts, Sammie Phillips, Paul Center should have a cash flow proved by the State and the Ag- completion of the new Center. a 26,000 square foot, 50-bed Martin. Westbrook and Darleen from the beginning. USDA Ru- ing Department. Mr. Washing- The new Center has proven to health care facility, located at Fletcher were on hand to re- ral Development will forgo pay- ton went on to say that plans are be very successful and currently North Main and Spur 94. continued on page 3 ceive the check. Other board ments for the first three years • members are Doyle Rose and of the 40-year loan. Mrs. Jim Watson. Brakebill explained that Hack- In addition to a big crowd of berry Creek Care Center is a Motley County residents, Nora non-profit organization and the Shirley from Congressman Mac security for the loan is the facil- Early voting for November 2nd Election Thornberry's office of Amarillo, ity. She said the projected plans District Judge Randy Hollums, had to show the facility would be continues through October 29th

State Sales Tax Collections Early voting is now in Local candidates on the bal- lican. Campbell. progress and will continue lot are Elaine Hart, Motley Justice, Supreme Court, through Monday, October 29. County Tax Accessor-Collector; Place 5: Paul Green, Republi- District Attorney, 110th Ju- Rise 3.9 percent Those wishing to cast their Motley County Sheriff, James B. can. dicial District: Becky Bybee votes early may do so at the (Jim) Meador, County Commis- Justice Supreme Court, McPherson, Motley County Clerk's office sioner, Precinct 1, Ronald Davis; Place 9: Scott Brister, Republi- Motley County totals down between the hours of 8:30 a.m. County Commissioner, Precinct can; David Van Os, Democratic. Write-In Candidates, not listed on the ballot: President/ (Austin) -- Texas Comptrol- months running," Strayhorn and 5:00 p.m. 3, Franklin Jameson. Judge, Court of Criminal The General Election will be The ballot will also include Appeals, Place 2: Lawrence Vice-President - Andrew J. Falk/ ler Carole Keeton Strayhorn said. Marijohn Peterman, David said today that the state took in Comptroller Strayhorn sent held Tuesday, November 2 at the races for President and Vice "Larry" Meyers, Republican; following polling locations in President: George W. Bush/Dick Quanah Parker, Libertarian. Keith Cobb/Patricia LaMarche, $1.16 billion dollars in sales tax sales tax allocations of $221.9 Deborah Elaine Allen/Joseph in September, a 3.9 percent in- million to Texas cities, 6.9 per- Motley County: Cheney, Republican Party; John Precinct 1, Old Grade F Kerry/John Edwards, Demo- Judge, Court of Criminal H. Senegals, Michael Anthony crease over September 2003. cent more than October 2003. Appeals, Place 5: Cheryl Peroutka/Chuck Baldwin, John Strayhorn sent $326.5 million in Calendar year-to-date, city sales School Building; cratic Party; Michael Badnerik/ Richard V. Campagna, Libertar- Johnson, Republican; Tom Ox- Joseph Kennedy/Daniel R. monthly sales tax payments to tax rebates are up 8.1 percent. Precinct 2, Flomot Commu- ford. Libertarian. Rezac, Ralph Nader/Peter Texas cities, counties, transit Texas counties received Octo- nity Center; ian Party. United States Representa- Judge, Court of „Criminal Miguel Camejo, Walt Brown/ systems and special purpose ber sales tax rebates of $19.3 Mary Alice Herbert. taxing districts, up 8 percent Precinct 3, Northfield tive, District 13: Republican, Appeals, Place 6: Michael E. million, up 10.2 percent com- Church; compared to last October. So far pared to a year ago. Calendar Mac Thornberry; Libertarian-, Kepsler, Republican; J.R. Motley County Commis- in 2004, local sales tax alloca- year-to-date, county sales tax Precinct 4, Roaring Springs M.J. (Smitty) Smith. Molina, Democratic. sioner, Precinct 3 & 6, Kelly W. tions are 8.2 percent ahead of allocations are 8.4 percent Community Center; Railroad Commissioner: State Senator, District 28, Meyer. last year. Republican, Victor G. Carillo; Robert Duncan. higher than last year. Precinct 5, Catholic Church Voters are urged to make "Nine of my ten economic Eighty-seven special pur- Democratic, Bob Scarborough; State Representative, Dis- indicators are positive and we Fellowship Hall; Libertarian, Anthony Garcia. trict 68: Rick Hardcastle. sure they bring their voter reg- pose taxing districts around the istration cards with them to have enjoyed an increase in state received $8.6 million in Precinct 6, Motley County Justice, Supreme Court, Justice, 7th Court of Ap- Courthouse. Place 3: Harriet O'Neill, Repub- peals District, Place 4: Jim vote. sales tax collections for 13 continued on page 6 Page 2, Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004

by Carla Meador

Are you a sports fan? Jim and pointing. I commented to and Jeremy are the sports nuts Jim that Judson seemed to be in our family They love to watch conversing with the coach about El Progresso Club football and sometimes get very the game. The coach looked excited when a great play is over at us and in a few minutes made. I can always tell by their walked over to the sideline with members learn beauty tips shouts if the play was good or a smile on his face and said, "Judson said he's going to spend bad. by Beverly Vinson If TV sets could record ev- the night with his Meme and her noted more younger women are erything that is said while view- dog's name is Jill and Jill's go- taking part in club work which ing to have babies." Everyone Thursday afternoon, Octo- is certainly good news, for with- ers are watching sports, I'm ber 14, was chilly but the home sure those recordings would be got a kick out of that. out young ladies taking part the of Mrs. Winifred Darsey was organization will not function soundings for sore ears! Morgan's team, the warmed by the presence of My niece, Shea is probably Dalmations, put on a good show. properly. It will carry on the Ashley Washington (Mrs. Matt) work of Federation! the biggest female sports fan I They tied with their opposing of Roaring Springs, who have ever known. Not only does team. Morgan scored a goal! Grace won a prize for wear- brought the program on beauty, ing most club pins and ribbons she enjoy watching local school She's really into her game and fashion and make-up. She is a sport competitions, but she also can talk "Soccer talk" with you, she has gathered in her travels most attractive and personable as an active club woman. JoAnn enjoys TV sports. And she can a game of which I know nothing woman who is a wonderful ex- tell you who does what, how about other than you kick the Dickson presented the Ameri- Frank Martinez & Kelsi Wallace ample of what she spoke. The canism program for the Work- they played the game, how ball and try to get it into the goal. program was held first as she many points they scored, etc. Jim and I decided to have a shop, dressed in red, white and had to leave for another engage- blue. Watching parents at sport- game of soccer with the kids in ment, so it set the tone for the iigagement C nnounced ing events is sometimes rather our backyard the next day. This Lana Copp, club president, afternoon of the second meeting attended the Leader's Confer- amusing. Some cheerfully yell is a fast paced game, even with of the club for the year. She is a out for the team members and children. Or, maybe Jim and I ence in Austin recently to in- Ms. Barbara Durham of Eunice, NM and Mr. Billy Wallace Senior Sales Director for Mary form club presidents of the state of Dickens, are excited to announce the marriage of their daughter, encourage them, while others are just really out of shape! Any- Kay Cosmetics, travels exten- insult and scream. One mother way, it was fun! how, what and when for clubs. Kelsi Wallace to Frank Martinez, Jr, son of Janie Espinoza of Lub- sively, holding meetings to in- Also, while there she was given bock and Frank Martinez of Amarillo. The couple plan to be wed at the 4-year old soccer game I remember sitting at many form women how they can be that Jim and I attended last Sat- a T-ball game when Jeremy was a program to use for the local December 4, 2004, at the First Baptist Church in Matador. They are more beautiful with the applica- club, W.H.A.L.E., "We Have a both 2000 graduates of Motley County High School. Frank is cur- urday, was fun to watch. Our little and first started playing. tion of cosmetics. Questions little grandson, Judson is a There were always some kids Little Emergency" It is of no rently Foreman of the Texas-New Mexico Railroad. The couple plan were expertly answered. She is cost to the club; it was voted for to reside in Hobbs, NM. member of this team, appropri- playing in the dirt in the outfield. active in her church and adores ately named the Rebels. This Some just sit down and dig. A El Progresso to sponsor it and her two and half year old son, • • • • • • 10.• 4.11,•• • el. • • 411. • 4.111P 11110 110 411` 4111'4011110.•1111•1.110- 4 mother really gets into the kid's gotta' have their priorities. when the material becomes Brazos. Decorating is a hobby available will publicize it more game. She wasn't insulting, but From the time Jeremy with her and from Mrs. Lana encouraging as she ran and started playing T-ball until he in the local paper. If a child is in Copp's introduction her home is an automobile accident there jumped all the way up and down graduated from high school, I a treasure to enjoy. Another the field. Her little boy was enjoyed watching every sport he will be a sticker on the baby car- word of interest about Ashley is seat that there had been a child rather good for a four year old. participated in, from T-ball and she is the granddaughter of the The kid sporting events are softball to basketball, football, sitting in when the accident oc- former Helen Pitts who was curred. There have been many my favorites to watch. Jud's track and powerlifting. Since raised in Matador. Helen was team, with their red and black he's, been out of school, I have very young children in autos the sister of Douglas Pitts, who were not found, thrown out outfits that bag on their little always had a nephew or cousin former long-time resident of bodies, are a blast to watch. At to cheer on. Although, I do of the car even though they Matador. Mrs. Copp became ac- were strapped in to their car one point during Saturday's cheer for everybody, not just my quainted with her through the game, the Coach was really talk- kids. seat. This is one way of letting ing to the boys, intent on the in- Monday Bible class and imme- investigators know there was a Sports fan? Yes, I guess you diately sought her out for a pro- structions he was giving. I no- could say I'm a sports fan, es- child there. ticed Judson was talking to the gram for the club. Ashley stated Also, a project the club voted pecially when my granclicids are that women are gradually going Coach, looking directly at him part of the game! to undertake was to make pre- back to femininity in their dress sentation gowns for stillborn in- and cosmetics. In so doing, it • fants. A pattern will be secured 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • adds value to a woman's life. We •• and members will make them. 7 need to focus on glamour, no They will be given to hospitals • LOOk WhO s New • matter what the age of the per- for using when a baby is still- • • son. Feminine is in! born and presented to the fam- After delicious refresh- ily. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ments (really a meal) the club Club members are re- opened its business meeting minded to keep the new Hack- BROGAN MeQUAY BANKIN with Sharon Allen giving the In- berry Creek Care Center in our vocation. Jeannie Adams pre- Brody Rankin is proud to thoughts for there will be many Grandparents are Harold sented the inspirational thought announce the arrival of his new projects as club women we can and Barbara Parks of Roaring of a Rainbow, a very touching brother. Brogan was born Sep- assist with. Springs, Newell and Toni reminder of the beauty of the tember 17, 2004, at Covenant Those attending the club Rankin of Miami, and Andy and rainbow Pledges to the U.S. and Medical Center at 5:19 a.m. He meeting were Jeannie Adams, Vicki Brown of Amarillo. Texas flags were led by Fredia weighed 7 pounds 4 ounces and Beverly Vinson, Lana Copp, Burns. was 21 inches long. Great-grandparents are Billie Koon, Sharon Allen, Dor- A report was given by Grace Proud parents are Ryan and Maxine Pickens of Spur, Rudolf othy Day, Fredia Burns, JoAnn Campbell of the Santa Rosa Dis- Lacey Rankin of Roaring Rankin of Miami and Rex and Dickson, Grace Campbell, Springs. Betty Yoder of Amarillo. trict Fall Board Meeting held in Lucretia Campbell, Opal Pipkin Iowa Park October 9. Four and Winifred Darsey. members attended, Winifred Lucretia, Opal and Winifred Darsey, Lucretia Campbell, were hostesses for the after- Happy 55th Anniversary Area residents invited to Grace Campbell and JoAnn noon. Dickson. MI enjoyed the meet- Yearbooks were distributed ing and reported on the latest in with shoes of many types on the Ray & Patty Rice attend World Crafts party TFWC and GFWC news. It was cover and back with the theme Lana Copp has chosen as "Step Married October 21, 1949 All ladies of the community nativity scenes. Several ex- are invited to attend a World amples of these handcrafts will in to Future with Awareness: Crafts party to be held at the be on display for examination. Library notes Self/Others/FederationiWorld." A most attractive book was done home of Doris Moore on Satur- Refreshments will be pro- by Lana with all the information day, October 23, at 10:00 a.m. Love, Gail, Jill & Neal vided, as well as information necessary for competition as The event, sponsored by the about the WorldCrafts program stressed by TFWC and GFWC. Women on Mission of the WMU • • eat. 41 • •• ••r4I, • • • 1111. 41 • • -411. • •• • 4. •-• Ill" 41. le. 0 1.41• and its artisans. 110-41111.4111 of First Baptist Church, Mata- dor, will feature handcrafts from MI handcrafts are made by around the world, which may be artisans living in poverty, and all ordered from a WorldCrafts income from orders goes to the catalog. The catalog features artisans to help feed and clothe FALL SUBSCRIPTION quality wood crafts, fabric their families. No funds are re- We appreciate the memorial items, lace tableware, Christ- tained by the local church or by donations that the library re- mas ornaments, and a variety of the national WMU organization. ceived this week. We thank W.C. SALE! Pallmeyer for his donation in memory of Lucretia Campbell and Billie Ruth Lawrence. We Staying Focused also thank Earline Vaughn and Nancy Vaughn Tsagaris for their donations in memory of Lucretia Edwards Campbell. Buy a New Subscription New books in the library in- One of the major ideas present clude the Gayness Book of in the Bible is that everything Records 2005. We also have a to the should be done to the praise, new book in the easy section by glory and honor of God. Do we Jan Bret, Umbrella. All of Jan have the kind of faith that re- Bret's books are beautifully and MOTLEY COUNTY TRIBUNE mains focused on bringing colorfully illustrated. Kids of all glory to our God or do we have ages enjoy her books. (now through October) the kind of faith that primarily is We are proud to announce a focused on benefiting ourselves? new collection in the library. The library has been given a collec- and take advantage of this Special Price! tion of new CD music record- Do we think about what we believe? Do we examine our ings. This collection includes faith on a regular basis? Do we re-examine what is the hope every kind of music from Hip our faith is based upon? Our salvation is a wonderful thing. Hop to opera. We have Jazz, But it is not only intended to be of benefit just to us. The country, western, Christmas, apostle Paul writes about the believer's salvation being "to blues. and even a CD in Gaelic. the praise of His glory" in Ephesians chapter one. These CD's's are ready to check Only $15.00! out no ,v so come in and choose Everything must be done to the glory of God. That is what some music to enjoy in your (Reg. Price - Motley County, $24; Elsewhere, $25) needs to be understood. Our salvation is what focuses us on home or car the work and life-style that brings glory to our God. He is, and on all the wonderful things He has accomplished causes to give Him praise and glory. Reading from Psalm 86: 11-13, Keep up with all the happenings of "...with all my heart, I will glorify your name forever. For great is your love toward me; you have delivered me from Motley County and the surrounding area! the depths of the grave."

Send a letter from HOME to your Roaring Springs Church of Christ College Student, a Friend or a Family member who has moved awayl Michael G. Gawky, Sr. A gift that keeps giving every week! BIBLE STUDY 10:00 A.M. WORSHIP 9:00 A.M. Ammomme Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004, Page 3 THE MATADOR - SCHOOL NEWS & HAPPENINGS -

Cheering For The Mavericks Motley County Jr. high Cheerleaders cheer for the Mavericks at their weekly Pep Rally. They are pictured from top to bottom, Shane'a Russell Kayla Rollinsworth, Melissa Flores Motley County teacher, Kathy Gillespie, donated blood at and Courtney Alexander. Monday's Blood Drive sponsored by the Motley County National (Not pictured it Kortney Honor Society Photo by Waller Taylor photo by Walter Taylor

Nt* saifle IMC Lessons sponsors By Annie Green Blood Drive • ■ There will be moments in *My parents taught me ■ • your life when you take the time about HYPOCRISY: "We've told • ■ by Annie Green to recall your childhood, and you once...we've told you a mil- • ■ you will remember the person lion times....do not exaggerate." • Motley County I.S.D. hosted you found yourself wanting to *My father taught me about ■ • a blood drive, Monday, October be like when you grew up. No STAMINA: " You will sit here • 18. The Motley County National matter who you chose to look up until all that spinach is fin- • ■ Honor Society sponsored this to, one thing is certain, there ished." • ■ lifesaving cause. Individuals 17 was always a lesson to be *My mother taught me about • of age and older donated blood learned from mom and dad. HUMOR: " If you fall out of that to help save someone's life. This is a cute e-mail I received tree and break both your legs, Those individuals who gra- about some of the lessons we do not come running to me!" ciously donated blood, as well as learn from our parents. My parents taught me how to their time. received a "Life Sav- * My mom and dad taught me BECOME AN ADULT: "If you Indians overcome the Matadors ers" t-shirt. Motley County I.S.D about RELIGION: "You better do not eat your vegetables, you would like to thank those indi- pray that it comes out of the will never grow up." by Annie Green In the passing portion of the contributed one touchdown. viduals who took time out of carpet" *Mom and dad taught me game, Brown completed 1 of 1, During all the excitement of the their busy schedules to contrib- *They taught me about AN- about JUSTICE: " One day you Friday night, Vernon Sims completed 3 of 5, and game, another great Matador ute to our blood drive. TICIPATION: "Just wait until will have kids...and I hope they Northside accepted the chal- Bingham completed 5 of 17. scored a touchdown, but it was your father gets home." turn out just like you!" lenge, which left the Matadors At receiving, Johannes one not recorded on the stat report. *My mother taught me about But the most important les- coming up short with a final catch for four yards, Colton We will report this touchdown in BEHAVIOR MODIFICATION: son I learned from mom and dad score, 88-59. Russell had 3 for 27 yards, and next weeks paper. "Stop acting like your father" was about THE CIRCLE OF Sims finished it up with 2 for 45 Friday, October 22, 2004, the *My dad taught me about LIFE: "I brought you into this In the rushing game, yards. Mighty Matadors will travel to LOGIC: "Because I said so, world, and I can take you out of Seagram Sims had 19 attempts Guthrie to continue their Dis- that's why!" it!" for a total gain of 178 yards. Bra- Breaking down the scoring, trict battle. Football season is dley Brown had 10 attempts for Seagram Sims lead with five almost over so come on out and THANK YOU FOR READING THE 68 yards and Kenny Johannes touchdowns to his name. Brad- show your support and appre- completed the rushing game ley Brown added two to the fi- ciation for this great group of MOTLEY COUNTY TRIBUNE with 3 atterppts for 17 yards. nal score, while Isiah Archer talented guys, I tpwitawiatawnwm*tmOartMenwaittaiemiwaitgot Six Man Football Scores FALL FESTIVAL ti from page 1 LW Northside, 88 - Motley County, 59 44 Paducah, 50 - Benjamin, 0 Queen candidates and es- MC *Shining *Star Chillicothe, 43 - Crowell, 34 corts are: Sixth grade, Alyx 44 Guthrie, 28 - Patton Springs, 25 Smith and Jay Potts; seventh grade, Melissa Flores and An- *,... Happy, 60 - Hedley, 14 drew Martin; eighth grade, October Student of the Month Jayton, 44 - Paint Creek, 14 Kayla Hollinsworth and Aaron +it 44 Kress, 70 - Cotton Center, 36 Bethard. SI st 5ilverton, 48 - Groom, 0 There will be lots of fun and 44 excitement with a variety of L1/4 Spur, 50 - Lueders-Avoca, 0 booths available including a Si- 44 11 *.... Valley, 1 - Lazbuddie, 0 lent Auction, Horse Shoe, Putt ....* 44 Wheeler, 56 - Miami, 26 Putt Golf, Cow Patty Bingo, Cake Walk, and Bucking Bronc. Whitharral, 64 - New Home, 19 ,....* S• I 44 stk Area Team Ratings *41%.4 44 SI *,..... TM Team L Rating clifi PY5 *,,,.. SI 2 Valley 7 0 208.23 -1.01 2 4-1 4hialik 4 Throckmorton 8 0 203.75 2.56 4 44 5 Aspermont 5 2 203.32 2.98 5 Ilitmse 7 Paducah 6 1 200.55 2.67 7 44 *nt. 30 Chillicothe 7 0 158.18 3.90 31 .s..* 44 31 Silverton 5 2 157.24 3.82 34 35 Crowell 3 4 154.26 -1.23 30 Lk 4• 4 46 Happy , 5 2 146.88 1.84 46 • • • Pinatas', Costumes, ■ Northside 5 2 146.12 4.79 52 47 • Decorations, Plates, 53 Guthrie 4 3 139.32 1.23 56 • ■ 58 • Napkins, Cups, ■ 61 Motley Co. 2 5 130.68 -1.48 • 62 Spur 3 4 130.29 1.24 61 • Signs, Makeup, . • . Brittany Moore 67 Hedley 4 3 120.89 -5.36 63 Spider Webs, Bags, S.1 • This month's student of the month is Brittany Moore. Brittany is the 44 68 Jayton 5 2 120.25 0.72 70 Flashlights, Stickers, • Ilt: 2 5 113.10 3.30 79 • • S,4 daughter of Kyle and Jeannie Moore of Matador. She is currently a senior at k 76 Patton Spgs. • Candles & more! • 91 Benjamin 2 5 90.53 -1.97 88 • . )1/4 Motley County I.S.D. Brittany is a member of the Varsity cheerleading al • • golf, and k.. • • ti squad this year. She is also an active participant in track, tennis, • • *4 basketball. Brittany also competes in various U.I.L. activities during the 44 • • • • tl spring. She has been a member of the One Act Play cast in previous years. it q/ratither's. • * Brittany is currently serving as a Student Council officer and was recently tl • • sr9Pi Gs . Z1 elected as the 2004-2005 Ms. MCHS. Brittany has a very busy schedule, k Bed @ Breakfast • :MATADOR: k but in her spare time she enjoys being around her family and friends. t{ sit VARIETY *s1/4. ft4 Major Credit Cards Accepted SI ,is..* 201 Broadway - Roaring Springs - 806-348-7304 * 44 WWW.travelersinnbandh.com Orought to you by: *4... email: [email protected] SHOP MOTLEY *.s.. 44 COUNTY FIRST! 44 Lk SI Avon Bug Guard & Sun Screen * Cap Rock SALE - $5.00 each GREAT BOOK SELECTIONS S• A MOTLEY COUNTY Zi .44.i* Selected Avon Cologne - $10.00 each TRIBUNE * ap Rock r.,,\\01) sa (Values up to $28.00) )\--aroc , tI t )(2/e//u/ar THANK YOU /iv C pckockTva t Look for In-Store Specials! FOR READING ....lt tirk fa THE • 1h e CTicar Choice &Ven)I to ott Lit ON SA MOTLEY COUNTY * Downtown Matador TRIBUNE ltiattAWKWAWKIWIzAWKINPWPW143143WAVen3MWKI Page 4, Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004 21/1EC MitlEsatsacitcoxi, Fq0C011r13M,47.4

MOTLEY COUNTY MATADORS — Pictured from left to right, beginning at back. Coach Cooper, Matthew Martin. Bradley Brown, Cheerleader Christy Smith, Kenny Johannes, Cheerleader Brittany Moore. Colton Russell. Cheerleader Mylissa Gilmore. Brandon Gresset, Coach Reiner. Mascot Chicagra Brown; (middle row) Gene Salazar, Ephren Torres, Dakota Meyer. Cameron Jeffcoat, Jacob Johannes. Isiah Archer. Casey Fletcher; (front row) Seagram Sims, Cheerleader Karrie Valdez, Malcomb O'Daniel. Brendon Wiltshire, Stacey Perryman, Cheerleader Leatrice Gutierrez. Chance Bingham. dory` Mara Run over the Jaguars!

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Sept. 24 Chillicothe there 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1 Benjamin *1' here 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8 Paducah there 7:30 p.m. Oct. 15 Northside here 7:30 p.m. Oct. 22 Guthrie there 7:30 p.m. Oct. 29 Crowell here 7:30 p.m. Nov. 5 Patton Springs there 7:30 p.m. (** Homecoming)

Main Street Cafe Health Care of Spur We Support the Mighty Matadors Covenant Home Alexander Fuel Kyle, Jeanne, Brittany, Brandon, Rebecca, Andrew, Motley County Tribune Mexican Restaurant and Doris Moore Jim & Carla Meador Thacker Jewelry Harold, Bobbie & Bradley Meredith Construction, Renomia & Joe Campbell Gas & Supply First State Bank Sonny & Dorothy Russell First Ag Credit of Texas Matador Implement J.D., D'anna & Shane'a Russell Calico Treasures Matador Variety Decorator's Studio Rodney & Glenda Williams Billie Dean's Restaurant Dianne Washington, CFA Graham Supply Alan & Coach Kay I3ingham Flomot Gin Fay & Save Grocery

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Matador Floral Tony, Sherry, Sean & Shea Rose Designs by Vickie Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004, Page 5 Youth Essay Contest seeks horned toad memories

AUSTIN, Texas-What one researched local records to hy- horned lizards and research lo- species can bring the old and pothesize when and why the cal historical reports, such as young together, evoke sympathy popular Texas horned lizard newspaper articles, crop and superstition, illustrate declined in their communities. records and aerial photographs changing ecologies and econo- The majority of these essays that might shed light into the mies, and teach lessons in biol- suggested that the official state history and ecology of the ogy, social studies, history, and reptile began declining in the horned lizard. In counties composition? The answer is 1970's and 1980's with red im- where Texas horned lizards Texas' official state reptile, the ported fire ants, urbanization, have declined, the overall goal Texas Horned Lizard. For an- and pesticide use suggested as should be to document when other year, Texas' most beloved the major causes. and why horned toads disap- lizard is the focus of an essay With winning essays from peared. contest called Hometown Texarkana to Big Bend and Contest entries in grades 3- Horned Toads. Childress to Corpus Christi, 5 should submit a 2-3 page pa- Few species evoke as many winners have represented both per and grades 9-12 should sub- fond memories as the Texas urban and rural communities mit a typed 5-8 page paper. Horned Lizard. When Texas from all over the state. Deadline for submission is Jan. Parks and Wildlife Department The 2004-05 contest is open 15. Submissions will be judged began asking students, "What by participating organizations, has happened to horned lizards to Texas students in three age groups with the authors of the including TPWD's Wildlife Di- in your town?" three years ago, versity Program, the Texas His- the answers and remem- top three essays in each division receiving outdoor fun kits val- torical Commission, County brances began pouring in from Historical Commissions, and older Texans, while younger ued as much as $150. The top ten essays in each age group the Horned Lizard Conserva- Texans began to gain new ap- tion Society. Winners will be an- preciation for the once-common will also receive a horned lizard Learning about fire safety souvenir. The best classroom or nounced and prizes will be species. awarded by April 1. Motley County Elementary students learned about fire safety from Matador VFD during National Fire group effort in each age group Safety Week. Fireman Lee Jones is pictured here giving some pointers to the attentive listeners. "The first three year of the will win as much as $1,000 to Linam said TPWD values the Hometown Horned Toad essay cover expenses for a field trip to insight that the essays can pro- photo by Walter Taylor contest have provided some TPWD Wildlife Management vide. In return, past participants wonderful insights and have Area and a horned lizard souve- have applauded the opportunity given students a great opportu- nir for their classroom. that the contest gives the stu- nity to get this species and learn dents to connect older members new research techniques," Prizes will be awarded based of the community. Said one Comptroller Strayhorn applauds Congress' notes Lee Ann Linam, Texas on a combination of criteria, in- mother of a participant, "It was Horned Lizard Watch coordina- cluding thoroughness of inves- a great conversation starter for tor with TPWD. "However, we tigation, number of people inter- our holiday gatherings-it really restoration of Sales Tax deduction would still like to hear from viewed, number of local written brought everyone together." For more information about many other parts of the state." sources accessed, and quality of Austin -- "I applaud Con- State. This levels the playing chosen not to have a state in- presentation, including histori- Hometown Horned Toads essay gress' decision to allow Texans field for citizens and govern- The first three years of the come tax. Now we need to make cal perspective, scientific analy- contest or to receive an entry to deduct sales tax on their fed- ments in the states that have it permanent." essay contest attracted more sis, neatness and creativity. form and set of participant eral income tax returns," than 400 entries from around Students should conduct in- guidelines, visit the web (http:// Strayhorn said. "I have called the state. Students used inter- www.tpwd.state.tx.us/hthr/) or terviews of local residents who for an end to the discriminatory Do you need an Anniversary, views with local residents and have interesting memories of call (800)792-1112 x7011. treatment of Texas taxpayers since March 2002 when I re- Birthday, or Christmas gift that's leased my special report on the sure to please ... economic costs in dollars and or something that just says, jobs to Texans. "You are Special?" TxDOT signs agreement with Wi-Fi "I estimate that hard work- ing Texas families who itemize their sales tax deductions will lia,cker &2eivelty vendor for roadside Internet service now save an average of $408 on their federal income tax. This can help you choose the Perfect Gift savings will put more money in Columbus. Installations there that's not only special when it's opened, Austin - Free, wireless ac- anyone wanting more than two Texans' pockets and will result cess to the Internet for travel- are expected to be complete by hours of wireless service." but everytime it's worn, in more jobs in the Lone Star ers stopping at 102 safety-rest December. Installations at all Besides the equipment and stay within your budget, too! areas in Texas has moved a step 102 safety-rest areas should be needed to provide wireless con- closer to reality with the sign- complete by October 2005. nections with the Internet, the ing of an agreement between Travelers with wireless company also will install "Sing joyfully to the Lord, Choose from Sterling Silver, the company that will provide laptops or handheld Internet- Internet kiosks in TxDOT the service and the Texas De- capable devices will be able to safety-rest areas. 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Anyone becoming accustomed to — and Psalm 33: 1 in Roaring Springs! wanting more time can sub- even demanding — Internet ac- information centers within the more convenient - shop year," said Andy Keith, TxDOT scribe in 20-minute increments, cess whenever and wherever Or, if program manager for safety- by the day, by the week, or by the they stop. Road Connect will Thacker Jewelry in Lubbock, at the rest areas. "The seven safety- month. give drivers on Texas highways SUPPORT northeast corner of 82nd & Quaker rest areas that currently pro- Cost for 20 minutes will be one more reason to take a break vide wireless Internet access $1.99, followed by $3.99 for 24 from driving," says Coach Con- MOTLEY will be upgraded to provide ad- hours, $7.99 for a week, or $29.99 nect Co-Founder Jamison Remember ... ditional services." per month. Coach Connect Stewart. "That means more Lay-away plans arc available at both locations. TxDOT selected the firm af- hopes also to support this net- alert drivers, and safer Texas COUNTY! ter evaluating proposals sub- work of hotspots with the help highways." mitted last summer by five po- of sponsors. tential vendors. "Our vendor will be provid- The first two rest areas to ing the wireless service at no receive Coach Connect services cost to the state," Keith contin- SHOP AT will be in Medina County on U.S. ued. "TxDOT, in return, will re- Keep Justice 90 near Hondo and in Colorado ceive 25 percent of the profit HOME! County on Interstate 10 near from subscriptions made by

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Page 6, Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004 Recent donations by Martha Ann Cogdell Trust includes $10,000 to Motley County Ambulance

Connie Cogdell Clark, chair- Hall County EMS Ambu- bulance Service, the Silverton man of the board of the Martha lance Service, $10,000.00. Voluntary Ambulance Service, Ann Cogdell Trust, announces City of Lockney Ambulance the City of Lockney Ambulance that donations were recently Rind, $10,000.00. Fund, and the Motley County made to the following entities: Swisher Memorial Hospital Ambulance Service. In addition, City of Turkey Ambulance District - Tulia Rural Health many thousands of dollars have Rind, $10,000.00. Clinic, $10,000.00. been made in annual gifts to City of Quitaque Ambulance these various ambulance ser- Service, $10,000.00. For many years the Martha vices to assist in operation ex- Silverton Voluntary Ambu- Ann Cogdell Trust has pur- penses. The Trust has also built lance Service, $10,000.00. chased ambulances for various clinics in Floydada, Lockney, City of Claude Volunteer cities and hospital districts in and Silverton Ambulance Service, $10,000.00. this area, including the Caprock Caprock Hospital District Hospital District Ambulance The members of the board Ambulance Rind, $10,000.00. Rind, the City of Wayside Emer- of directors of the Martha Ann Motley County Ambulance gency Team, the city of Claude Cogdell Trust are Connie Service, $10,000.00. Volunteer Ambulance Service, Cogdell Clark, Gaylon Clark, The Wayside Emergency the City of Turkey Ambulance Billy Rank Cogdell, Bette Team, Inc., $10,000.00. Find, the City of Quitaque Am- Cogdell and Norma Birdwell.

'if there's a wedding Sales Tax Payments in your future ... from page 1 ril e sales tax, up 4.6 percent com- Lions of local tax revenue repre- Motley pared to last October. So far in sent sales that occurred in Au- County 2004, sales tax allocations to gust. Tribune special purpose districts are up Fall Bloomers 6.7 percent compared to 2003. Matador received $3,673.17, has a beautiful Nine local transit systems re- compared to $3,884.04 at this Although the beauty in these Fall Flowers can't be seen in this black and white selection of ceived $76.4 million in October time last year, a -5.42% change. picture, the late bloomers are colorful and make a delightful entrance to the Invitations, q\laykins, sales tax rebates, up 11.2 per- 2004 payments to date total Motley County Senior Citizens building. cent compared to a year ago. $42,495.55, compared to and everything you Year-to-date, transit sales tax $32,122.16 in 2003, a 32.29% need to make your revenues are up 8.6 percent. change. wedding special! September state sales tax Roaring Springs received a collections and October alloca- payment of $1,542.02, compared to $3,512.25 last year, a -56.09% • •• •S• OS* change. 2004 payments to date ,• • :11: Mrs eV: .111 0WIe •V7. •11"; •11r. :11r. •1107, ;VD ar• nr. • total $26,804.36, compared to $29,710.91 at this time last year, Re-Elect 0+ a -9.78% change. 4: The Comptroller's next lo- Happy 65th cal sales tax allocation will be • . RONNIE DAVIS • • made on Monday, Nov.-15. • • Birthday, Pal 4: Motley County • •

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Page 8, Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004 News Around' the County l OBITUARIES Barbara Spray

Flineral services are pend- Spray died October 17, in nomot News ing at Seigler Mineral Home for Burlington, Vermont, while on a Roaring Springs News Mrs. Norman (Barbara) Spray, fall tour of the northeastern By Lula Swim By Earlyne Jameson 72, of Bedford, Texas. Mrs. states.

Kenneth Ashley returned to his Methodist Church Fellowship Hall OVERHEARD Tuesday to Houston for Angelia a home in Roaring Springs Saturday, open for the children to use the As the final month of the presi- medical check up. after spending the summer in Cali- bathroom. Lula Swim furnished re- dential election campaign season Gwen and Tim Mandrall and Note of Thanks fornia visiting his children and freshments. descends upon us, we hope that the daughter, Peyton of Lubbock visited overnight Saturday with her family, grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs,J_ohn Schmith and candidates don't forget the impor- I would like to say thank you to my family who helped me tance of agriculture to this country's Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Calvert and Yancy Meredith continues to children of the ,Camp at Dickens during my illness. Thank you to Elaine Hart and Doris Moore for receive physical therapy at were in attendance and helped out economy and national security. Ref- Glen Calvert. They attended the erence to the American farmers Lyles family reunion in Turkey Sat- cleaning my house. The cards, food, phone calls and flowers were Plainview twice a week and is with the program. so nice. I am home and doing much better gradually improving from West Nile would be music to our ears. urday held in the Markey Senior Citi- zens room. Virus. • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Swim of Lub- Christine Briscoe bock visited in the home of his par- BIRTHDAYS CELEBRATED Mr. and Mrs. Jack Starkey at- BIBLE STUDY ents, J.T. and Imogene Swim over The birthdays of Mrs. Ruth Lee tended a party Sunday afternoon in There were 16 ladies of the the weekend. of Flomot, Mrs. Brenda Lee of Canyon honoring their great grand- Bible group, taught by Mrs. Clint Two of Darleen Fletcher's Clarendon, and Jason Lee of Ama- daughter, Megan Kemps. It was Burns, meeting in her home Mon- school mates and their husbands rillo were celebrated in the dining held in the home of her parents, Mr. day morning, October 11. Debbie spent the weekend at her home. area of the Caprock Canyons Cafe and Mrs. John Kemps and brother, News deadline Braseltoffs granddaughter of Floy- They all attended the Spur Home- Thursday night. Following the meal, Dustin. She blew out her four dada was also with us. Mrs. coming on Saturday. they were a presented a beautiful candles on a decorated cake and Devonne Dillard gave the opening Genetta Ameijide and Lula decorated cake and best wishes. had fun opening her gifts. Other prayer. P.K. Green had charge of the Swim went to Muleshoe with the Those sharing the happy occa- family members attending were Monday, 5:00 p.m. business meeting. The group will Red Hat Ladies for a shopping trip sion were Joey Lee of Clarendon, Micheal Starkey, Mr. and Mrs. Ted drive to Benjamin for their next and day outing on Monday, October Mrs. Teresa Lee, Micah and Kacee, Stallings, Taylor, Robin and Wyatt of meeting. Acts 18,19 and 20 were dis- 18. Thomas Heck, Cody Heck and Ernie Canyon and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Thank you for observing this deadline. cussed. Clint Burns gave the clos- Lula Swim accompanied Mrs. Lee of Thrkey and Orville Lee, Mr. Reid of Amarillo. ing prayer. Juanita Cooper of Matador to and Mrs. Roger Lee and Joshua Lee Attending the cutting horse con- Plainview on Wednesday. Mrs. Coo- of Flomot. test held at the Matador Ranch Sat- urday morning were Erma and Bill HOUSE OF FAITH MEETING per had some x-ray work done. She k**4##******************* There were 18 children attend- reported all is well. D. Washington and Cary Franks of ing the House of Faith meeting at Mr. and Ms. Tim Wright of Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Flomot and Cory Franks of Lub- • the Park last Wednesday afternoon. Plano, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lock of Ft. Howard Rogers and Donnie Rogers bock. Tim Washington of Roaring Ira „cit.* Jo Trammell acted the part of a Jew- Worth and Senator Robert Duncan were Donna Sue and Stanley Degan Springs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wash- ish woman that related Paul's story of Lubbock visited their mother, of Kalgary, Lou and Ronnie Rogers, ington, competed in the events. '1N.sgs/4 - of raising the young boy who fell Mrs. Robena King over the week- Shay and Jimmy McDaniel and son, Lance Barclay of Lubbock vis- Seth of Lubbock. (gall asleep in the upper chamber and fell end. They were here to celebrate ited overnight Saturday with his P• • out the window, and was taken as their mother's birthday. Peggy Trula and Wilburn Martin and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry dead. Paul raised him. Lock, Carrie Wright and Mrs. King her sister, Mrs. Wanda Lane of Barclay. Sunday, they visited in Lub- leatance ale Other adults portraying Jewish did some shopping in Lubbock on Lockney enjoyed visiting in Canyon bock with Mr. and Mrs. Lance men were Ken Abbott, Corky Saturday. Saturday afternoon with their cous- Barclay, Colton and Kayla. They OVER SO ITEMS Marshall, and Jewish ladies were ins, Claude Curries of Canyon, Mrs. enjoyed a Junior League football Joyce Meredith and Monta Mr. and Mrs. Ken Young are Lela Morrison of Riverton, Wyo- game at Coronada field Sunady af- LESS THAN $10.00 EACH Marshall. home after spending three months ming and Mrs. Betty Burns of Ama- ternoon in which Colton played. Mrs. Lea Peacock kept the in Greece. rillo. Weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. (FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES) Coy Franks and Cory Franks were Visiting from Saturday until Mr. and Mrs. Cozy Franks, Madison Come see our beautiful Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ike and Hudson of Lubbock. They cel- Clay were son and family, Larry and ebrated the birthday of Mrs. Erma 45" Round Antique Oak Table _Matador News Angelia Clay, Kelsey, Tanner, and Washington Saturday afternoon. Sarah of Panhandle. Angelia and Madison helped bake and decorate and other pieces to dress your Home Mrs. Sarah Young of Quitaque en- the birthday cake for her great for the upcoming Holidays! The birthday of Dale coming. planed from the Lubbock Airport grandmother, Erma. Bumgardner, October 9 was cel- Wilda and Spencer Dixon were Custom Framing ebrated by visits with him and wife, in Lovington, N.M. last week with • Interior Design Department JoEtta of their son, Joe Dean her mother, Mrs. Ted Hester who Bumgardner of Wichita, Kansas was recuperating from neck sur- Pivots Selection of Larry McMurtry books Oct. 9-15; his sisters, Mrs. Nana gery. ■ Black of Fontana, California Oct. 4- : & Divots 12, Mrs. June Cheevers of Okla- Mrs. Arleta Cochron and son, `Come z..7.1n9 a 7rea,sa re al homa City Oct. 4-8 and Mrs. Ginger ■ Stanley Cochran of Fresno, Califor- ■ By Mary Walker of Denver, Colorado Oct. 5- nia were luncheon guests of Mr. and 4,1 &ie 13. Also visiting was his nephew and Mrs. H.R. "Skeet" Jameson, Mon- toy-- family, Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dyer and day. RSRC ladies playday on Oc- Linda, Judy R. and Tommye. daughters of Dallas Oct. 8-11. tober 7th was for low putts. Play- Tommye won but I was unable Adia Mrs. Marihelen Wason joined ex- Carolyn Rose is a patient at Cov- ing 18 holes were Louise, to find out the number of putts. classmates during the weekend in enant Lakeside Hospital in Lub- Geneva and LaVoe. LaVoe won Playday on October 14th 11°3 Main Matador — 806L347-2003 Stephenville and enjoyed the bock, room 201, recuperating from with 29. Playing 9 holes were was for Low Gross. Playing 18 Tarleton State University Home- recent surgery. Marihelen, Frances, Nell, holes were Louise, Geneva and 44 LaVoe. LaVoe won. Playing 9 gsra Tr" ts, holes were Nell, Ibmnstya,sLindy %Ar and Judy R. Judy won. List Awl-3 l'rescnbeJ by Sccrcary of Stoic SCIAK/11% 1 004, 83 010, 85 CAM. 85.007, Tows Elation eak 2txpi

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Notice. is hereby given that the polling places listed below will be open from 7:00 am. to 7:00 p.m., November 2 20 O , for voting in a general election to elect presidential electors, Members of Congress, Members of the Legislature, and state, district, county, and precinct officers;

(1Volliquese, por las presenk [MC lus casinos electorates satudos abaft) se obi-wan desde las 7:00 am. harts los 7:00 p. m. el le novrembre de 20 Ofs_ pare vutar en la Eleccion General para elegir eleceores presldenciales Miembros del ,'onere.‘u, MtOnbros de la Legulatura, y aficiaks del . estadu, distract, condado y del precinto

Lth. A HUNS) OF POLLING PLACES IDIRLC(1OMES) DE LAS CASILLAS ELECIORALES) Precinct 4 Roaring Springs Community Center Precinct 1 Old Grade School Building Precinct S Catholic Church Fellowship Hall Precinct 2 Flomot Community Center Prechict 3 Northfield Church Precinct 6 Motley County Courthouse Lilly voting by personal appearance will be conducted each weekday at: Mot ley County Clerk's Off ice (7.a votacion adeluntadp en persona se Ilevard a cabo de tunes a viernes en:)

'xLt1ey County Courthouse, 701 Main and Dundee, matador, TX 79244 (location) (sino)

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between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. beginning on (entre las 8:30 de la ntanana y lax 5:00 de la kink empezundo el Monday, October 18, 2004 THE ESPN THE HOUSE SWEEPSTAKES. (dem) ((echo) You could be the lucky one who and ending on (y renninando el) Friday, October 29, 2004 .(date) (fecha) gets your very own ESPN football home.

Applications for ballot by mail shall be mailed to: (i.as solicitudes purer boktas vie se votaran adelontaila por correo debercin enviarse a:) ...... , Prizes include TV's for every room, home theater, an ESPN game Motley County and District Clerk-Kate Hurt . - "4‘ , . • ...... room and much, much more! And if that's not enough - ESPN will (Name of Early Voting Clerk) :. J .• ''. V: ti . • (Nombre del Secretors° de la VulactOn Aiklantada) , _ / \.% -,-.,. .. 7 ,, throw you a football housewarming party with ESPN anchors. s...... > / / .- • Box 660 /CI\ -- ,‘• . . (Address) (DirecoOn) • ::s • I/ ‘' 1 7, s Plus someone from your area Matador, TX 79244 • (City) (Ciudad) (Zip Code) (Zona Postal) will win a Limited Edition ESPN

Applications lur ballots by 1111411 1111,18I be received no later than the close of business on: (Las sotto:mks pare butetas time se vutardn adelantado por correo deberan rectbirse pars el fin de /as hares de neg000 el:) Neon Football Sign.

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'cork:v.). Signature of County Judge (Firma del Jun del Cundado) No purchase necessary. Contest for legal residents of the U.S., 18 or older as of October 1, 2004. Void where prohibited. Sweepstakes ends October 31, 2004. For official rules, contact CarRpck,Tv. Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004, Page 9 COW POKES® By Ace Reid

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Measurement Service will provide for a crop disaster FSA Makes CC Program Announcements: Final If you paid to have your program for farmers and spring crops measured, you ranches affected by drought in 2003 CCP Rate and 1st 2004 Advance CCP Rate have 2 options: 2003. We have not received any LUBBOCK, October 15,2004 By Shawn Wade 1.Contact our office to let us details at this time. The wait is almost over for growers eager to learn know you want a ground mea- what the final 2003 Counter-Cyclical Program payment surement service. This will cost DCP Signup $35.00 for the first field and Signup for 2005 DCP runs rate will be. Announcement of a 2003 market year average $15.00 for each additional field. from Oct. 1, 2004 to June 1, 2005. price of 61.8 cents per pound by USDA's National Ag If terraces are planted to some- 13 The agency has again gone Statistics Service put the wheels in motion for Farm thing other than the rest of the through a big change regarding — —u,,. field, the area in between each DCP. This year, the signup will Service Agency officials to make the final calculations and "Naw I won't win nothin', but the music and all terrace is considered a field. be conducted through an begin the process of making payments to DCF program 2. If you do not contact us, helps me forgit that tractor I just left in that hot internet based program instead participants. NASS published the data on October 12. then you have elected option of on the computer system we field!" number 2, which is to get a re- Using the 61.8 cent figure announced by NASS, the have always used. This just •191-3EIGS lEcallirrILTFW IS fund. makes the procedure for sign- final 2003 Counter-Cyclical Payment rate is estimated to Our imagery will not be re- SiaChINTSC,X=13EDI3 3E1-5?" erriBOO ing up a little different. Some be 3.93 cents per pound. Growers who received the initial ceived until after crops have problem have been encoun- harvested. If you have received tered with the new system, but 2.01 cent 2003 CC advance payment in October 2003 a measurement service on the the are being worked out. By would receive an additional 1.92 cents per pound. same fields in the past, I do not IERONFX-3Z. January of 2006, our computer Growers who did not receive the first 2003 advance recommend paying to have it systems that FSA has done ev- littektrar3CIFIL, n measured again. If you mea- erything on for years are sup- payment would receive the full 3.93-cent payment amount Your "Hometown" Bank Member FDIC sured as you planted, I also do pose to be "obsolete", so we will because the second upland cotton advance payment rate not recommend that you pay to was set at zero. have it measured again. be going through a lot of Unless you really don't know changes in the next year. As if the pending announcement of the 2003 final CC VOTE what you have, you don't need a payment rate weren't enough, USDA is also expected to USDA Creates Voluntary NOVEMBER 2ND measurement service. Spot announce the first 2004 advance payment rate for Upland checks are conducted to make Register to Reach Minority sure someone has not misrep- Producers cotton. resented what they have done. The US Department of Agri- It is thought that the 2004 program announcement will For All Your Ginning, Marketing culture announces that minor- We are not looking for fields that come at the same time as announcement of the final 2003 & Planting Needs have been certified a few acres ity farmers and ranchers across different than how we measure the nation may now join a new CC payment rate. If that is the case FSA could be making them. voluntary register to receive in- both payments at the same time. Johnson's Gin formation from USDA. FSA will set the first 2004 advance payment rate based Silverton, Texas • 806-823-2224 President Bush Signs The new Minority Farm Reg- Disaster Bill ister is an outreach tool to reach on the supply, demand and price implications included in On Wednesday, Oct. 13, undeserved farmers and ranch- the October 12 World Supply and Demand Estimate FAMILY OWNED & OPERATED ers who are not currently en- President Bush signed a bill report. Based on this report, the first 2004 advance which not only will provide di- rolled in USDA loan, farm, or saster aid for Florida, but also conservative programs. payment for the CCP is expected, to be the maximum Buy USA Grown & Made — It Mailers! allowed under the 2002 Farm Bill. www.Beltwidecotton: enetics.com If that assumption is correct growers can expect to see MOTLEY COUNTY FARM BUREAU an advance payment rate of approximately 4.8 cents, or 35 percent of the maximum 13.73 cent Upland cotton CC Cone Aerial Spraying COUNTY CONVENTION payment rate. Based on these estimates, producers could receive Care By Air between 6.72 and 8.73 cents per pound in 2003 and 2004 CC program payments within the next few weeks. Some MESQUITE SPRAYING OCTOBER 26, 2004 growers may net less than these amounts if they received 7:30 P.M. any, advance payments on grain sorghum or -corn in 2003. Give us a Call The final 2003 payment rate for these two crops are for all your aerial needs ! MOTLEY COUNTY expected to fall to zero because price rallies carried their Marlon Suhr Hanger average market price above the point at which a CC 806-657-7972 806-675-7500 FARM BUREAU OFFICE payment would be triggered. 5 il BUYING LIVEd s j,i p HOGS oil ALL M wiTLEY COUNTY Ten Free Trees offered by IV I.' V` ' Ii' FARM BUREAU MEMBERS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND Arbor Day Foundation

Ten free trees, autumn clas- Foundation's president said. sics, will be given to each per- The trees will be shipped son who joins the National Ar- postpaid at the right time for REFRESHMENTS bor Day Foundation during Oc- planting between November 1 tober 2004. and December 10 with enclosed WILL BE SERVED The free trees are part of the planting instructions. The six to nonprofit Foundation's Trees for twelve inch trees are guaran- ldl pi , America campaign. teed to grow, or they will be re- '0 11 The ten trees are 2 Sugar placed free of charge. Ili Maples, Scarlet Oak, 806-689-2463 806-983-7600 PADUCAH GIN Sweetgum, Red Oak, Silver To receive the free trees, Maple, White Dogwood, Wash- send a $10 membership contri- — - P.O. Box 789 ington Hawthorn, and 2 Red bution to AUTUMN CLASSIC Paducah, Texas 79248 Maples. TREES, National Arbor Day "These trees will produce vi- Foundation, 100 Arbor Avenue, BEST LITTLE CAR LOT IN TEXAS! brant red, orange, yellow, scar- Nebraska City, NE 68410, by We Can Meet All Your Ginning Needs! let, and purple leaves in the fall," October 31, 2004. Or join online John Rosenow, the at arborday.org. See us for Seed, Chemical and Farm Supplies Arvis Davis Chevrolet Paducah, Texas Manager - Dudley Chewning 806-492-2526 2004 Chevrolet 1 M(Ot ryl E xt Cab 14K Miles, One Owner tEbliTbith Hunter's Loaded with Options Leather, On Star, XM, 4X4, Drum Plumbing Headquarters Nice as a new one! One Owner, 31K miles 2004 2004 Grand Am Heating & Air Conditioning ctiveilors For your Hunting needs 1 - 2 Dr. Program Car --- 348-7029 or 778-7277 shop 2 '-' 4 Drs. Silver, 14K miles, Miles in teens Loaded Graham Supply Weather is on the Way] 2002 Trail Cool in Downtown Roaring Springs 0 c 2 418 Blazer COMFORT WITH CONFIDENCE kat AD Ammunition, Hunting License, 4X4, Loaded w/Options, 4X4, Loaded, Comfortmakers Gloves, Hats, Coolers, Pewter, 35K Miles Pewter - 32K Miles Alt Gond/Honing & Heating & much more! www.comfortmaker.com 2130q) Ttihaa 2004 Impala Need to prepare your lawn • High Efficiency Sandalwood LS, Cloth, Program Cars & garden for Fall? Heating & Cooling Systems L oaded, 34K Mlles (3) Three • Residential & Commercial We have a nice selection of lawn & garden supplies • Installation & Repairs ISA[PLotill Home Accessories, Furniture, Artwork, 1997 Chev 3/4 • Professional Service on All Brands ta pHaT trag Gift items, Appliances (large & small), Long Bed w/caniper "Serving the TV's, Stereos, VCR's, Flooring New transmission Powerstroke, Automatic, One Owner Rolling Plains" Fencing materials, Tools, & much, much more! License # TACLBO23786E 806-492-3663 ROARING SPRINGS 806-348-7216 I

Page 10, Motley County Tribune, Thursday, October 21, 2004 OCTOBER Subscriptions Due

Motley County - $24.00 TIE CLASSIFIERS All others - S25.00

Phone: 806-347-2400 • Fax: 806-347-2774 • e-mail - motleytribune(ayahoo.com P.O. Box 490 Matador, TX 79244 Motley County Tribune Services REAL ESTATE Help Wanted MOTLEY COUNTY I Matador, Carla M. Meador - Publisher & Editor WANTED: Swathing and Bailing BUILDING FOR SALE, 2500 sq. ft. OWNERS-OPERATORS Wanted/ First State Bank and Hauling. Round or Square Central Heat & Air, New Roof, next Drivers to haul cotton seed and cot- Lorene Lancaster PANHANDIS Bales. Quality work. Will do at com- to Library in Matador. $15,500.00 ton bales from area Gins. Contact John Russell petitive rates or on shares. Good Call 806-348-7948. JBK Express, 800-381-0279. MEMBER Brittany Moore market for wheat hay now. Call. 2004 Richard Turner T4 Crawford W Wesley, 806-668-4448 or Apsocurio OWNERS - WE NEED YOUR 4te-13 City of Matador TEXAS PRESS 995-5053; or David Wesley, 995-3687 LISTINGS on ranches and farms of AWARD WINNER 1 ASSOCIATION or 296-3255. Algaree Jones MENDER 1 any size in Texas, Oklahoma and ADULT VOLUNTEERS needed to David Stafford New Mexico (especially ranches off work in KIDS' CAMP 2005 to be held Winifred Darsey the caprock in Texas or Oklahoma the last week of July. Call 348-7336 The Motley County Tribune, (ISSN: 0897-4322), purchased on Sep- PITCHING SERVICE and large or small ranches in New or 348-7000 for more information. Fred Risser tember 3, 1996, is published weekly each Thursday, except Christ- We can ditch anything! No Job Too Big or too Small! Mexico). Please call us to set up a Charles Ream mas week, at Matador, Texas. The office is located at 724 Dundee, time to visit about or see your prop- James W. Taylor telephone number, 806/347-2400. Periodical-class postage paid at Water Lines/Electric Lines/ Sewer/Gas/Foundations erty. Matador. Texas. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Motley GRAY CO., TX - 40 acres for sale (SID NOTICE County Tribune, P.O. Box 490, Matador, Texas 79244. with beautiful home, horse barn, Roaring Springs; NOTICE: Any erroneous reflection upon the character, .irm, or cor- Call anytime @ 940-937.3906 or wet weather creek and large trees. BID NOTICE Joe B. King Oration, which may appear in the columns of the Motley County 1571 ACRES dryland on Flory. 207 The Matador Volunteer Fire Dan Brandon Tribune will gladly be corrected upon being brought to the atten- 940-585-9533 North of Floydada. Department is taking bids for a 1960 Kenneth Ashley tion of the Publisher. Only signed Letters to the Editor will be 200 ACRES dryland on FM 97 East International Truck. This truck was considered for publication. of Lockney. formerly used as a small tanker Flomot: FOR SALE 378 ACRES with 2 sprinklers in truck (originally a butane truck). PUBLICATION NO: 333770 Doyle Calvert IlI Northwest Floyd County. Bids are, as is where is. Title will be SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Motley County - $24.00 FOR SALE: Couch and Love Seat. 640 ACRES with one sprinkler in Elsewhere - $25.00 furnished and must be transferred ELSEWHERE Call 347-2439. Southwest Briscoe County. PO. Box 490, Matador, Texas 79244 to the winning bidder. The winning Charles C. Craig, Floydada CHECK OUR WEBSITE for de- bidder must move the truck within Kellie Williams, Floy- tails, on other ranches from 558 to Larry Si ltc-43 30 days of title transfer. Bids must dada & New Mexico, 118,000 ac. in Texas be mailed to: good irrigated farms, feedyards and Buck Johnson, Floydada Do Your Part To .... HAY FOR SALE: Good round bales Matador VFD acreages with homes. Willie Chambliss, Plainview of wheat hay, $35.00 each. Dumont, Attention: Brian Marshall Texas. 806-596-4641. wwwscottlan dcompa ny.com Kay Dunnam, Amarillo Make Motley County Morel Ben G. Scott - Broker P.O. Box 222 Gene Whitener, Paducah Matador, TX 79244 ctfn 800-933-9698 Kay Copeland, Anton The outside of the envelope TEXAS STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK Gerald M. Smith - Agent Johnny Durham, Shallowater must be marked BID. Bids will be Ma-- arra arrir-V ..draV OWL 806-292-0197 Laverna Price-Johnston, Lub- / a • II • idea accepted until November 1. For fur- a- bock - in eat 'a a A GM • VEHICLES ctfn ther information contact Craig - M-4er • a MC SIM I Illeraraaa' WT Marshall, Lubbock air - - a a - a • di a a Turner, Rodney Williams, or Brian EL a W. .1 Ar MR A %NW mmor VW ir ramione r -.Emir a a a Jennie Lou Murphy, Abilene 1971 FORD PICKUP Good old HOME FOR SALE IN MATA- Marshall. The Matador VFD re- TexSCAN Week of DRIVERS • BIG PAY! New DRIVERS l'Al ! u. serves the right to refuse any or all Ed Hall, Sr, Burnet U2 :e i - Oa Centilaille Cern..04ecuWitukuk...rcal.c'HIniig REAL ESTATE pickup, gotta' go, make an offer. 348- DOR: 1525 Main Street. 3/2 with October 17, 2004 Hattie Tomlinson, Katy increase! Hiring log all dor. foe 41 divisions Ask ationtdenavated 140.02 ACRES, NE New Mexico, 7336. Mother-in-law apartment. Fenced bids. woos. Ask about dediLatcd and and regmeal I Low cost VOL train. eketricity.elev-ated buildang lice with Richard "Rick" Turner, Cypress BUSINESS regional, Low cost CDL train log available. I -lot, 333•131101. beautiful vines of the saws, 3311: OPPORTUNITY backyard. Large detached garage/ mg available I-800-231.52UL uww•Switarviine/ots con. acre. owner Mons 1403.706.9429. 2tc-43 2tc-44 Joyce Lynn Morton, Cleveland CASH COW!! 90 send. www.SwiftTruckanglobs cold shop. Best porch in Matador. A 41 EMPLOYMENT .,,,,,raebeiecrposollo.com LeAndra Couvillion, Lohn ' mac hine, in 30 loc at ion, DRIVER • COVENANT rig OPPORTUNITY 776.9 ACRES. WEST Texas MUST SEE! Call 806-347-2636 or $9.995 Call now! 1.800. TRANSPORT. Teams aid solos Betty Hardin, Waco plan. 360/IIVEEKLY/IELPINGthegoy. near Sandersor. deer. dove. d)6.34b4, 1.500 VENDIN G check out our new pa, 806-347-2087 for more information. Owner/Operators. experienced enutempartisrte. Nonpraience. A quail and myelin.. Shaeed well. GARAGE Ronald Bailey, Eastland risen, Scilua, learns and graduate of opperrunmes 18130•49346.84. end of road. $155/acre.oweer LOST & CLASS ACTION Cody Virginia Sivley, Vernon LAWSUIT students Call I •OSO•h1ORE PAY tert- EG Sclauy"'• financed. 1•830•083-1370. 2tc-44 1888•667•3729,1 AIRLINE MECHANIC • %law iatuthenterprise,Itil cons SALE Stanley Levell, Ft. Worth IF YOU HAVE taken the RAPID drug DRIVERS: FLATBED 0TH, inning to" high paying A BARGAIN. 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04. 41. AP. 444 MEREDITH Call Day or Night for Propane Services * COOKING Turner Outfitters (4t * HEATING Gas & Supply * WAWA HEATING 24-Hr. Service Marshall Brothers, Incorporated Full Line of Guided Hunts * MOTOR FUEL Propane Tanks & Supplies Day Leasing Lodging for Mnters, Reunions & Get-togethers 806-347-2290 Can Accommodate 2 - 20 pRoirAMIE RILEY WAYNE TURNER ENERGY FOR THE LIFE YOU LIVE Ces> 806-347-2116 or 806-983-0262 Roaring 4'p rings • (806) 348-7332

Gifts Gifts Motley County Abstract Company MEREDITH CONSTRUCTION Phone: 806-492-3573 Fax: 806-492-3574 JUST AROUND THE CORNER P.O. Drawer I • Paducah, TX 79248 Gift Shop & Catalog Orders Ff New Construction Complete Abstracts and Title Insurance Call (806) 347-2404 anytime Remodeling, Painting & Electrical Work for all of Motley County Complete turn-key work We will open Just for You! Concrete Work and All Types of Roofing Nelda Hightower - Owner Custom - Hand Etched Mirrors Kay Heatly - Manager Novelties & Jewelry W.H. (Bill) Heatly - Attorney 3 Doors West of the 4-Way Stop Light (8o6) 348-7218 348-7528 348-7516 809 BAILEY, MATADOR, TEXAS Document Preparation and Closing Services Don's • Germania Insurance & Muffler Shop • • Payne Pharmacy Lee's Insurance Agency 210 W. Calif. - Floydada Office Supplies, • FREE ESTIMATES Rubber Stamps, 200 S. Main - Floydada, TX 79235 . "A Proud Past With A Solid Future" 1-877-212-8222 . Ph: 983-5111 or 1-800 345-7961 • a Plaques, Banners, Signs, • • • ■ Turkey Flomot Business Cards, ■ YOU Denise Payne, R.Ph. Ernie Lee Ruth Lee KEEP YOURR Wedding Invitations 423-1020 469-5370 Custom Printing • ■ SHOPPING $'S MOTLEY COUNTY • M-F, 8:30 - 6:00 & Sat., 8:30 - 2:00 • ■ We will be happy to mail your prescriptions! • "Servin People Like You Since 7975" AT HOME! TRIBUNE •