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Vol. 115, No. 49 • 12 pages
Dallam County and Hartley County, Texas
Friday, June 19, 2015
Ritchey to take elementary principal position
By IVY HOLLINGSWORTH
THE DALHART TEXAN
Current Dalhart Elementary School assistant principal Wade
Ritchey will step up July 1 to fill the principal position left vacant
by former principal Karen Taft, who retired after the 2014-15 school
year.
Ritchey has 14 years educational experience in Dalhart ISD. He
served as principal of the XIT Secondary School for 12 years, taught
math at Dalhart Junior High School for one year and was the assistant
principal at DES for one year.
“I’ve got some major shoes to fill,” Ritchey said. “Karen [Taft]
has done a wonderful job here, and it will make my transition
easier.”
As principal of the elementary school, Ritchey’s plans include
seeing the campus move out of the school improvement stage, where
it has been the last two years, and achieve exemplary status again, a
feat accomplished three consecutive years under Taft’s leadership.
Ritchey doesn’t anticipate major changes right away and noted
his staff will continue to implement the curriculum introduced this
See RITCHEY on page 2A
Dalhart’s first
ranch rodeo
tomorrow
By IVY HOLLINGSWORTH
THE DALHART TEXAN
Photo Submitted
All hail
the Fiesta
Queen
Lindsay Herrera, age six, was named
the Fiesta Queen at St. Anthony of
Padua’s annual Fiesta, held Sunday
afternoon at Rita Blanca Lake Park.
Herrera is the daughter of Raul and
Lourdes Herrera.
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First Baptist has huge VBS crowd
First Baptist Church of Dalhart hosted Vacation Bible School this week, with the theme Journey
Off the Map, focusing on Isaiah 30:27. The week kicked off last Friday with a movie night for
the whole family and continued every morning this week. VBS was held for children entering
kindergarten through sixth grade with the goal of discovering that Jesus is the ultimate guide.
More than 200 children attended the VBS, with nearly 100 volunteers helping to make the events
happen. Today is the last day for VBS at First Baptist Church.
The XIT Directors, who host the
annual XIT Rodeo and Reunion, will
add another major event to their list
of activities this weekend. The firstever XIT Ranch Rodeo will be held
tomorrow, with high hopes that it will
also be a yearly occasion.
The ranch rodeo, sanctioned by the
Working Ranch Cowboy Association
(WRCA), is “dedicated to preserving
the heritage and lifestyle of the working
ranch cowboy.”
Twelve teams,
consisting of current members of
working ranches from Texas, Oklahoma
and New Mexico, will compete in
five events that will include wild cow
milking, stray gathering, branding,
sorting and ranch bronc riding.
Jason Swain, president of the XIT
board and rodeo director, was primarily
responsible for the ranch rodeo coming
to Dalhart. The board applied and was
granted approval to host the rodeo
here, after careful consideration from
the WRCA.
“They looked at things like
See RODEO on page 3A
Cargill Cares donates nearly $14,000 for Relay for Life
By NIXIE SANDERSON
THE DALHART TEXAN
Cargill hosted their annual golf tournament Saturday
and Sunday. Prior to tee-off Sunday afternoon, the company
presented a check for nearly $14,000 to Relay for Life and
received awards for Cargill Cares.
Cargill Cares was presented with the Purple Power
Society Award for this area. The award has been presented to
only two organizations this year served by the Amarillo office
of the American Cancer Society. Cargill Cares receives this
award based on the dedication and commitment to support
Relay for Life. The award is also based on their fundraising
efforts. This year, Cargill Cares donated $13,381 to Relay
for Life, which was presented Sunday afternoon at the golf
tournament.
In addition, Paula Gilbert was awarded the 2014
Volunteer of the Year Award by the American Cancer
Society.
A total of 35 teams entered the golf tournament, and
the total cash payout was $19,210. Cargill cooked lunch
See CARGILL on page 3A
Cargill Cares presented a check for nearly $14,000 for
Relay for Life Sunday afternoon prior to the tee-off of the
second day of their annual golf tournament. Pictured is
Todd Risus, Donna Beasley, Mike Gruber, Patt Schwab,
Paula Gilbert and Joy Creech.
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Calendar.....................2A
Obituaries...................3A
Faith...........................4A
Entertainment.............5A
Agriculture..................6A
Local News........8A & 4B
Sports.........................1B
Classifieds.........2B & 3B
Today
WEATHER
Tomorrow
Sunday
Word of the Day
unreality
Mostly Sunny
High: 92 Low: 65
Hot
High: 97 Low: 66
Sunny
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Community
Community Calendar
June 1 - 30 - Sign up for Summer Reading Club at the Dallam-Hartley County Library starts June 1 and ends June 30.
June 22 - Camp Kilimanjaro VBS begins at Liberty Baptist Church for ages 4-12. Fun, games, crafts, and a Bible lesson
each night, Monday through Thursday, 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Plus Sunday, June 28, is Family Day, with a free lunch, inflatables,
and closing program for the whole family starting at 11 am. If you would like the bus to pick up your children, or for more
info, please call (806) 249-5344.
June 20 - Dalhart’s Petal Pusher’s Garden Club is sponsoring a Secret Garden Tour.
Anyone interested should meet at
Dalhart Senior Center by 10 a.m. Tickets are available at the door. Refreshments will be served after the tour and door
prizes will be awarded.
June 23 - Hilmar Cheese is sponsoring a fundraiser lunch for the Dalhart Senior Center Tuesday, June 23rd, from 11:30
a.m. until 12:30 p.m. There will be hamburgers, and all the toppings will be provided. The Dalhart Senior Center is located
at 610 Denrock Avenue.
June 27 - The XIT Rangers play day will be June 27. The books open at 4:30 p.m., and activities will begin at 5:30 p.m.
Activities include a stake race, golfette race, pole bending race, barrel race and flag race.
July 4 - Come celebrate our nation’s birthday at Rita Blanca park in Dalhart on July 4 from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.
You can
register your non-profit organization’s booth at the Dalhart Chamber of Commerce through June 20. There will be lots of
goodies to eat, and the trophies will be awarded for the pie-eating contest, five-man tug-of-war, and horseshoe tournament.
Contact the Dalhart Chamber at 806-244-5646 to sign up. And of course there will be a fireworks display after dark.
Lions Club - The Dalhart Lions Club will meet the first and third Tuesday of each month at noon at the Dalhart Senior
Citizens Center, 610 Denrock Avenue.
Community Calendar - Call The Dalhart Texan, 806-244-4511, today to have your event listed.
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Senior center menu
Monday – Cowboy
sausage and sweet tators,
great
northern
beans,
broccoli
with
cheese,
cornbread, watermelon and
cantaloupe
Tuesday – Spaghetti,
corn, Caesar salad, garlic
breadsticks,
butterfinger
dessert
Wednesday – Chicken
Philly sandwich, French
onion soup, chips, vegetable
tray, yogurt salad
Thursday – BBQ pork
ribs, fried okra, four-bean
casserole, cornbread muffin,
snickers cake
Friday – Steak fingers,
mashed potatoes with gravy,
asparagus, hot roll, dessert
The Dalhart Senior
Center is located at 610
Denrock Avenue.
Melissa Sisneros, of
Dalhart, Texas, graduated
from Oklahoma Panhandle
State University with a
Bachelor of Science degree
in biological science and a
Bachelor of Science degree
in chemistry on May 15,
2015.
Noah Paul Jesko, son of
John and Kelly Burgess, of
Dalhart, and Tony Cox of
Beaumont, Texas, received a
bachelor’s degree in political
science, with a minor in
history from Austin College.
Hayden Ratliff, DHS
Class of 2011, graduated
Summa Cum Laude from
West Texas A & M University
May 16, 2015. He earned a
Bachelor of Arts Degree in
Broadcast Journalism. Ratliff
is the son of former Dalhart
residents, Jeff and Donna
Ratliff. He is employed by
Vail Resorts in Jackson Hole,
Wyoming.
RITCHEY
new teachers this year
bringing new excitement,”
Ritchey said. “As a school,
we will continue to follow
the plan established before
me and strive to do well.”
Local residents receive degrees
continued from page 1
past year.
“There will be several
Word of the Day
UNREALITY
noun [uhn-ree-al-i-tee]
1. something that is unreal, invalid, imaginary or illusory:
She appeared to be living in a world of unrealities.
2. lack of reality; quality of being unreal: the unreality of
dreams.
*definition from dictionary.com
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Legacy residents celebrate International Picnic Day
Legacy Assisted Living residents enjoyed International Picnic Day on Tuesday, June 16, at the Seventh Street Park
in Dalhart. Two residents, who just happen to be siblings, Kenneth Stanley and Doreen Zumwalt, enjoyed the
submarine sandwiches, vegetables, chips and cookies.
The weather couldn’t have been more perfect, and
the residents enjoyed the day out and the green grass
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and beautiful flowers.Pictured above is Zumwalt and
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Obituaries
Jim (Gambler) Benson
Jim (Gambler) Benson, age 67, died Monday June 15, 2015 in Dalhart, TX.
A memorial service will be held at the Newlife Church on Monday, June 22, 2015 at
2:00 pm.
Rose Combs
Rose Combs, age 89, died Monday June 1, 2015 in Dalhart, TX.
A memorial service will be held June 27, at 2 p.m., at the Dalhart Senior Center, 610
Denrock Avenue.
ON THE EDGE OF COMMON SENSE
Agricultural Ignorance
CARGILL
continued from page 1
both days of the tournament
for the players and their
families,
The first place team in
the Championship Flight
took the title this year
with 109 points. The team
included John Leal, Mark
Repogle, Pete Sierra and
Tony Ortega.
The second place team
in the Championship Flight
had 114 points. The team
included Bill Cunningham,
Colin Cunningham, Allen
Cunningham and Mark
Cunningham.
The third place team
in
the
Championship
Flight had 116 points and
included Dario Garza, Mike
Copeland, Mike Kopentis
and Nick Orasco.
The first place team
in the First Flight had 123
points. The team included
Jamie
Halbert,
Brian
Halbert, Brad Halbert and
Nicolas Halbert.
The second place team
in the First Flight, with 126
points, included Bud Vance,
Dough Hughes, Del Volmer
and Darrell Crawford.
Two teams tied for third
place in the First Flight with
129 points. The first team
included Grant Gergen,
RODEO
continued from page 1
functionality of our facility
and
involvement
with
hosting events,” Swain said.
“Also, we are a board made
up of nine guys who aren’t
afraid of hard work and I
think that’s what it takes to
take on a huge project like
this.”
Swain noted there was
an overwhelming response
from ranchers wanting to
compete here for a few
reasons. The location is
pivotal to those coming in
from other states. Swain said
he also feels like the quality
of the XIT arena appeals to
competitors. The timing of
the ranch rodeo is crucial,
Baxter Black, DVM
Nixie Sanderson/The Dalhart Texan
Top, Cargill Cares was presented with the American
Cancer Society’s Purple Power Award. Above, Joy Creech
presents Paula Gilbert with the 2014 Volunteer of the Year
Award.
Monty Simmerly, Rick
Moore and Andy Cover. The
second team included Scott
Maddox, Staci Maddox,
Travis Jones and Deleasa
Jones.
The first place team in
the second flight had 134
points, and included Barry
Coffe, Troy
Crawford,
Trevor Allen and Aaron
Cannon.
The second place team
in the second flight, with
134 points, included Ted
Hoover, John Bridges, Clay
Jordan and Jim Barker.
The third place team in
the second flight, with 135
points, included Dale Barbe,
Matt Vincent, Brady Barber
and Carson Barber.
The first place team in
the third flight, with a score
of 139, is Nicole Bowers,
Jarret Bowers, Adam Bowers
and Schniederjan.
The second place team
in the third flight, with 140
points, included Darnell
Wilkerson, Todd Wilkerson,
Kay Cover and Donna
Brorman.
The third place team
in the third flight, with a
score of 147, included Joel
Lemons, Jamin Phipps, Andy
Grant and Eddie Keyna.
being early in the year. The
winner of this competition is
guaranteed a spot at the 20th
World Championship Ranch
Rodeo finals in Amarillo in
November.
In
preparation
for
the event, the XIT board
members have been hard at
work making upgrades and
renovations to the rodeo
grounds. A new concession
stand and handicap accessible
area, both located on the west
side of the arena, along with
a concrete slab on the north
side to accommodate a band
for live performances, have
been the newest additions.
Swain said this event
is something he wanted to
do to offer another unique
family-friendly experience
in Dalhart and to give the
audience a glimpse into
the work that goes on at a
working ranch.
“We have this great
arena and a lot of money has
been donated to renovation
projects and maintenance.
I thought, ‘How can we use
it for more events?’ and,
‘What better place to host a
ranch rodeo than one of the
original birth places of the
XIT Ranch?’ I’m excited
for this and hope people will
enjoy coming to watch and
the competitors will enjoy
competing,” Swain said.
Gates will open at 6 p.m.
and the rodeo will begin at
7 p.m. followed by a live
performance by Sam Griggs
and the Night People.
Tickets for the rodeo will be
available at the gate.
With great sadness I have to share that I
will be leaving Dalhart June 30, 2015. My
family's farm here has sold, and we will be
moving to Idaho to be closer to family.
All of my patients have been notified
directly by mail. However, if you have moved
or otherwise not received a letter, please
let our office know. We are committed to
helping each patient find her best option
for ongoing care.
It has been a privilege to live in and serve
the Dalhart community. I will miss you all
greatly!
Sincerely,
Megan E. Kasper, MD, FACOG
DHCHD
Dallam-Hartley Counties Hospital District
The editor of the Delmarva
Farmer made the observation
that Americans as a whole have
reached the Age of Agricultural
Ignorance. This stage in our
civilization is a direct result of
the lack of “kids growing up
on the farm.”
There are many reasons
for them leaving. One of the
greatest being that farming
requires manual labor. As
our country has progressed,
each generation was drawn
to professions that demanded
less and less physical
exertion. A perfect example
is the importation of foreign
labor to do the grunt work.
Grandparents and parents
crossed the border to work in
the fields. They, themselves
were close to the land and
understood farming. But when
they raised their children, they
deliberately discouraged them
from working in agriculture.
In the last five generations
in the U.S., we have
whittled down the percent
of the population engaged in
production agriculture from
25% in 1933 to less than 2%
today.
So what? Using modern
agriculture practices, the
reality is, 2% is enough to feed
everyone else. It’s an amazing
accomplishment that is now
taken for granted. However,
there is an accompanying
negative progression that
has contributed to the Age of
Agricultural Ignorance. It is
the expanding ignorance of
science. Today in the U.S.,
50% of all post-graduate
degrees in science-based
curriculums are earned by
students who are foreign
born. “Science based” include
subjects like math, chemistry,
engineering, medicine, physics
and agriculture. Political
science and economics are not
sciences.
What those of us in
agriculture find hard to believe
is, according to popular
culture, we are not doing a
good job. The community of
denigrators accuse farmers of
misuse of animals and land
and our environment. They
are innocently supported by
an ignorant media (journalism
is not a science) who are
incapable
of
evaluating
information like statistical
significance,
withholding
times, FDA requirements and
the writing on the back of a
bottle.
I grant that they get a
disproportionate
amount
of the front-page scares
and the denigrators stir up
contributions to their antifarming causes and the gutless
media-sensitive
politicians
(lawyery is not a science) and
pop stars are no help, but…
Dwarfing
their
squealing, the landslide of
food production roars down
through the planting, harvest,
transportation,
preparation
and consumption of what we
choose to eat. The food chain
never stops. It is feeding 320
million people in the U.S.
daily, plus furnishing $45
billion worth of food exports
(2013).
One might conclude that
America’s horn of plenty will
survive as long as foreignborn students help us continue
to technically and biologically
streamline farming. And as
long as foreign-born laborers
who are willing to pick up a
shovel or drive a tractor keep
immigrating, that we will not
go hungry. A sad conclusion.
Then again, there might be
a renaissance of 21st Century
Agricultural
Awareness,
where farmers and ranchers
will be recognized for their
contribution and treated like
royalty! In the league of
astronauts, Heisman Trophy
winners, or even Oscar
winners!
Hey, you never know.
Hunger is a powerful
influence.
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Faith
First Baptist Church of Dalhart hosted Vacation Bible School this week. More than 200 area children participated, with nearly 100 volunteers helping make the week a success.
Dalhart Church Directory
DALHART CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Wednesday 6:30 p.m.
Sunday School 9:45
Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.
dalhartnaz.org
-*FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Corner of Pine & Lincoln. 8844209. Sunday 10:30
-*FIRST BAPTIST
Channing, Texas.
-*FIRST BAPTIST
16th & Osage. 244-5584.
Sunday Worship, 10:45
-*LIBERTY BAPTIST
Hwy. 87 South. Sunday Service, 11
am.
-*FIRST BAPTIST
Hartley. Sunday Worship, 11:00
a.m.
-*ANTIOCH BAPTIST
Rev. Casper C. Green
“Preaching and teaching the
gospel.”
315 Texas St. 249-8020
-*NEW LIGHT BAPTIST
Rev. James Brady, Pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.
-*FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
TEXLINE
Rev. Roger Ashley
GRACE EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN
1311 E. 16th St. Sunday Services,
11:00 a.m.
-*NEW LIFE
402 Tanglewood. Sunday 10:30
a.m.
-*PRIMERA IGLESIA
BAUTISTA
(Spanish-English Church) 211
Hillcrest.
-*CHURCH OF CHRIST
TEXLINE
Sunday Worship, 11:00 a.m.
-*FIRST CHRISTIAN
602 Denver. 244-7500. Sunday
Worship, 10:50
-*CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER
DAY SAINTS
Sacrament, Sunday
10 - 11:10 a.m.
-*ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL
801 Denver Ave. 244-2396. Sunday
9:30 a.m.
Wednesday 5:30 p.m.
-*ST. MARY’S MISSION
Texline. Mass,
Saturday, 7:15 p.m.
-*LAKEVIEW METHODIST
1401 Walnut. Sunday Worship,
11:00 a.m.
-*ST. ANTHONY OF PADUA
CATHOLIC
411 Texas Blvd. Saturday Mass,
5 p.m. (English), Sun. 9:30 am
(English) & noon (Spanish).
-*LINCOLN ST. BAPTIST
1019 Lincoln St. Sunday Worship,
11:00 a.m.
-*DALHART CHURCH
OF CHRIST
1420 Denver Ave. 244-5561 Sunday
Worship, 10:40
-*COUNTRYSIDE
MENNONITE
11497 FM 807 - Dalhart. Sunday
Worship, 10:45 am
-*FIRST UNITED
METHODIST
301 East Walnut, Texline. 3624233. Sunday Worship, 11 a.m.
-*CENTRAL METHODIST
6th & Rock Island. Sunday
Worship, 10:50 a.m.
-*TEXLINE
MENNONITE
4 Miles South of Texline. Sunday
Worship, 11:00
-*PEOPLE’S CHURCH
Lake Road & Apache Dr. 2444624.
Sunday, 10:00 a.m.
-*-
XIT Cowboy Church
Every Tues. night at 7 p.m.
XIT Rangers, Lake Road
-*TEMPLO RIOS DE AGUA VIVA
ASAMBLEAS DE DIOS
4th and Oatis
Sunday School 2:00 - 3:00
Sunday Worship 3:00 p.m.
Wednesday
Service: 7:00 p.m.
Spanish & Bilguie
(806)-930-0940
(806)-930-0083
-*SEVENTH-DAY
ADVENTIST
#2 Pheasant Run,
Saturday Service
Sabbath School 10:00 a.m.
Worship 11:15 a.m.
-*JEHOVAH’S CHRISTIAN
WITNESSES
1115 E. 1st St. - 244-6631
Sunday 10 a.m.
-*HARTLEY CHRISTIAN
FELLOWSHIP
Corner of 9th and Johnson. Sunday
Worship 10:45 a.m.
-*UNITED
PENTECOSTAL
801 Scott. Sunday 10 a.m.
-*CHANNING UNITED
METHODIST
719 Denver. 235-2019. Sunday
Services, 9:30 a.m.
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though you are in unfamiliar
surroundings this week. Don’t
get too scared, as this break
from the norm might provide
a little extra hop in your step.
SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22
Recognize the potential
for magic wherever you go
this week, Scorpio. You have
the ability to see beauty where
others only see blemishes.
Turn others on to your way of
thinking.
Answer to June 16 crossword
SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/
Dec 21
Sagittarius,
encourage
family members to gather in
the coming days. Planning a
day or evening with those you
love most is a great way to
escape the daily grind.
CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan
20
Capricorn, honor all of
your commitments in the
coming days. Recognize
others are counting on you
and do your best to live up to
their expectations.
AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb
18
Aquarius, give a minor
financial issue the attention
it deserves. It’s better to nip
it in the bud early on so the
situation does not escalate.
Take responsibility for the
problem.
PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20
Pisces, avoid distractions
as you look to resolve an issue
that has been tough to handle.
Try to clear your head before
making decisions.
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Agriculture News
Pre-harvest wheat sprouting not as severe as anticipated
Submitted by Robert Burns
Texas A&M AgriLife
Communications
COLLEGE STATION –
In late May, it appeared many
wheat growers were poised to
suffer big discounts because
of pre-harvest sprouting of
winter wheat, said a Texas
A&M AgriLife Extension
Service agronomist.
“In the Blacklands and
East Texas, from the reports
I’ve heard, the sprouting is
fairly widespread but not
quite as severe as we first
anticipated,” said Dr. Clark
Neely, AgriLife Extension
small grains and oilseed
specialist in College Station.
“I’ve heard a lot of
reports of producers getting
1 or 2 percent sprouting,
which generally doesn’t
elicit too much dockage at
the elevator,” Neely said. “I
also heard of some reports
of producers getting loads
rejected that had 10 to 20
percent sprouting. Elevators
can either reject or impose
Heavy
rains
and
continued wet conditions
were the culprits leading to
the sprouting, but by about
June 1, drier conditions began
to prevail and the situation
seemed to be turning around,
he said.
“I think the sprouting was
not as severe due to the fact
that once it got wet, it stayed
wet,” Neely said. “Sprouting
becomes worse each time it
goes through a wet and then
dry period, but in many cases
this year once the fields got
wet, they never dried out until
recently, and then they were
harvested soon after.”
That isn’t to say Central
and East Texas wheat growers
haven’t had other problems,
such wheat being laid down
in the fields from high winds
and heavy rains, along with
hail and increased fungus
diseases, Neely said.
Rolling Plains wheat
is just now reaching
physiological maturity with
harvesting beginning some
places, and sprouting does not
appear to be a major problem
there, he said.
“I think we dodged the
bullet for the most part in
that part of the state,” Neely
said. “Wheat has to reach
physiological maturity before
sprouting becomes an issue.”
As of June 12, “High
Plains wheat was still in
soft or hard dough stage,
and sprouting hasn’t been a
concern there thus far,” he
said. “However, forecasts
indicate
another
5-plus
inches of rain for parts of the
Panhandle. And if that pattern
continues over the course of
the next couple of weeks we
could run into many of the
same issues the Blacklands
growers were facing earlier
this season.”
AgriLife
Extension
district reporters compiled
the following summaries:
Panhandle: The week
started off dry and windy,
but more rain came during
the weekend. Temperatures
were nearly normal for midJune. Soil moisture continued
to be mostly adequate.
Collingsworth
County
producers tried to catch up
on planting until the area
received as much as 5 inches
of rain. Acres not planted in
cotton will likely be switched
over to grain sorghum. Stock-
water tanks were replenished,
and pastures were greening
up nicely. Deaf Smith County
producers were also trying
to catch up on the planting
of all crops, including corn,
sunflowers, grain sorghum
and hay crops. Wheat was
suffering from diseases and
problems associated with hail
and earlier freeze problems.
Corn planting was nearly
finished. Some Hansford
County dryland wheat was
not in that great of shape;
other fields were looking
good. The wheat harvest was
expected to start soon. Areas
around the city of Gruver
and north of Spearman in
Hansford County received
2-inch diameter hail, which
may have damaged wheat
and cornfields. Corn planting
was almost complete, and
some sorghum planting
For the week ending
June 13, 2015, Texas auctions quoted feeder cattle
prices mostly steady, with instances of sales ranging from
$10 lower to $8 higher per
hundredweight (cwt). Texas
weekly direct feeder cattle
sales were mostly steady to $2
lower, with instances of $3 to
$4 lower. Wholesale beef values were higher, with Choice
Grade gaining $1.07 to close
at $245.72 per cwt and Select
Grade gaining $2.85 to close
at $240.42 per cwt. Net export
sales for May 29-June 4 were
up 40 percent from the previous week. Export shipments
were up 15 percent from the
previous week, and shipments
primarily went to Japan, Hong
Kong and South Korea.
Cotton cash prices were
0.75 cents lower the previous week and closed at 62.38
cents per pound. July futures
prices settled at 64.07 cents
per pound, 0.06 cents higher
than last week. For the reporting period of June 1-7, the
USDA NASS Texas field office indicated that row crops
across the state continued to
progress as planting resumed
in many areas. Seventy-five
percent of cotton acreage has
been planted, up 29 percentage points from the previous
week but down seven percentage points from last year. Net
export cotton sales were down
59 percent from the previous
week’s sales. Shipments were
up 41 percent from the previous week but down 21 percent
from the average.
Wheat cash prices lost
$0.09 to settle at $4.81 per
bushel. Futures prices also
lost $0.09 to settle at $5.26
per bushel. The USDA NASS
Texas field office reported that
100 percent of the Texas wheat
crop is in the heading stage,
with 50 percent of the acreage
in good-to-excellent condition.
Eighty-two percent of the Texas Winter Wheat crop remains
in fair-to-excellent condition.
Net export sales for wheat
were 376,700 MT. Shipments
were 25 percent lower than the
previous year’s total.
Texas corn prices were
lower, with cash prices down
to $3.76 per bushel and futures
prices down to $3.53 per bush-
el. The USDA NASS Texas
field office reported 88 percent of the planted Texas corn
crop has emerged, which is 10
higher than this same point last
year. Ninety-three percent of
Texas corn acreage had been
planted, which is up 10 percentage points from last week
but down seven percent from
the same period last year. Corn
export sales were up seven percent from the previous week
but down 14 percent from the
four-week average. Export
shipments were 14 percent
lower than the previous week
and 22 percent lower than the
average.
According to USDA
NASS, areas of the Northern
High Plains, the Trans-Pecos,
the Upper Coast and South
Texas experienced upwards of
three inches of rainfall, while
the rest of the state received little to no measurable precipitation. Last week’s U.S. Drought
Monitor for Texas showed an
improvement in drought conditions for the state, with only
about eight percent of Texas
still experiencing some stage of
drought intensity. Additionally,
Texas Cash Markets Week Ending June 13, 2015
began. Cattle were making
great gains on grassland.
Weeds were starting to
become a problem. Hemphill
County received about 2.5
inches of rain; many parts
of the county have received
20 inches and more for the
year. Cows and calves were
making extremely good gains
as grass was plentiful. Heavy
rains in Lipscomb County
over the weekend washed out
planted corn that had not yet
germinated. Because of rain,
Randall County producers
were only able to plant about
40 percent of intended cotton
acreage and only 60 percent
of the corn. Most producers
will plant grain sorghum in
place of the lost cotton and
sorghum acreages. Sorghum
acreage in Randall County
was expected to go up some
40 percent.
Texas Department of Agriculture weekly market report for week ending June 15
St. Anthony‛s
This year‛s raffle winners were Micaela Heredia- TV ; Jay Peeples- $500 Gas
Card ; Connie Bowling- $500 Gas Card ; Aide Hernandez - $500-Mission Auto
Gift Card ; Pablo Garcia- John Deer Tractor Lawn Mower; Hector Perez- iPad
We would like to thank everyone who supported the
8th Annual St. Anthony of Padua Fiesta!
Previous Week
Previous Year
Feeder Steers..........$/cwt.................216.07...............................218.07.............................200.06
Fed Cattle...............$/cwt.......................n/a......................................n/a............................149.76
Slaughter Lambs....$/cwt.................197.50................................203.50............................157.50
Slaughter Goats......$/cwt.................293.00................................296.00............................213.00
Cotton.....................¢/lb......................62.38.................................62.38..............................78.25
Grain Sorghum.......$/cwt.....................6.57....................................6.80................................7.97
Wheat.....................$/bu.......................4.81....................................4.90................................7.11
Corn..................... ..$/bu.......................3.76...................................3.90................................4.99
Onions....................$/carton....................n/a.....................................n/a................................8.50
Watermelon............$/carton.................0.14....................................0.12................................0.17
Cabbage.................$50/lb......................n/a......................................n/a..................................n/a
Future Markets:
Feeder Cattle..........$/cwt.................223.45................................221.90............................206.87
Fed Cattle...............$cwt..................152.45................................152.83............................147.55
Cotton....................¢/lb......................64.07.................................64.01..............................88.16
Wheat....................$/bu.......................5.26...................................5.35................................7.21
Corn....................... $/bu......................3.53....................................3.61................................4.53
Lumber...................$/MBF...............296.10................................291.20...........................328.70
All cash prices above are market averages for locations covered by the USDA Market
News program and do not reflect any particular sale at any specific location. Feeder cattle
prices are for Texas direct sales of 650-850 pound medium and large No.1 steers for current
delivery. Futures prices are quoted for the nearest month contract on the last trading day
of the week. Timber prices are from the Texas A&M Forest Service, bimonthly “Texas
Timber Price Trends.” MBF = thousand board feet. For additional information, contact
TDA at (800) 835-5832 or visit our website, www.TexasAgriculture.gov.
none of the state remains in
severe, extreme or exceptional
drought. On the national level,
drought conditions improved
slightly with approximately 40
percent of the U.S. experienc-
ing abnormal dryness or some
degree of drought.
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Texan June 12, 16 & 19, 2015
(3t)
The annual return of the Roco
Agape Charitable Foundation
is available for inspection at its
principal office during regular
business hours by any citizen
who requests inspection
within 180 days after the
date this notice Is published.
Principal Manager Dyke
Rogers. Principal location:
323 Denver, Dalhart, Texas
79022. (806) 244-6431.
Published in The Dalhart
Texan June 19 & 23, 2015
(2t)
Tanglewood
Storage,
beginning at 1719 E. 16th,
Dalhart, Texas 79022 and
ending at Chaparral Self
Storage on Highway 54
South, Dalhart, Texas 79022
will hold public auction
of properties being sold to
satisfy landlord’s lien. Sale
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will be June 26th at 10:00
a.m. Property will be sold
to highest bidder for cash.
Seller reserves the right to
not accept any bid and to
withdraw property from
sale. Property in each space
may be sold item-by-item,
in batch, or by the space.
Property being sold includes
some or all of the following
items: furniture, appliances,
tools, sports equipment, lawn
equipment, clothes, books,
general household items,
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men, leaving the natural use of the woman, burned in their
lust on toward another, men with men working that which
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of their error which was meet.” Rom. 1:27.
“If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman,
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Local News
Top left, Katherine Bezner models her Construction Re-fashion outfit. Top middle, Jenna Dixon receives a certificate from Dr. Chris Boleman for her participation in the State Food
Show. Top right, Katherine Bezner and Danielle McMillen received second place in the Health Education Presentations. Middle left, Bailey Been models her black and white formal
gown. Middle, Hattie Bezner, Sidney Fahnert and Parker Dettle represented Dallam County as the Entomology Identification Team. Middle right, Caitlyn Woody, Rylee Barber
and Savannah West prepare to participate in the Food Challenge. Bottom left, Been, Ashley Skalsky, Myranda Bejarano, Hunter Hill and Eden Shimon took first in the Breads and
Cereals Category. Bottom right, Sidney Fahnert, Sarah McDaniel, Hattie Bezner, Parker Dettle and Breanne Beller prepare to attend the opening assembly.
4-H participants represent Dallam, Hartley Counties at state round-up
Submitted by Janet
Harrison
Dallam, Hartley Counties
AgriLife Extension
Texas A&M University in
College Station, Texas hosted
the 2015 Texas State 4-H
Roundup held June 9-11. Over
4,000 4-H participants from
across the state of Texas met
to compete in State Contests in
which they qualified for at the
district level.
Some contests at State
Roundup are invitational,
but all Dallam and Hartley
4-H members that attended
participated in qualifying
district events, excluding the
photography contest. Twentythree participants from Dallam
and Hartley County participated
in eleven different contests at
Roundup and walked away
with many awards and honors.
Following are the results:
From Hartley County:
Winning first place in the Food
Challenge Breads and Cereals
were Bailey Been, Myranda
Bejarano, Hunter Hill, Eden
Shimon and Ashley Skalsky.
Winning fifth place in the
Food Challenge Fruits and
Vegetables were Rylee Barber,
Savannah West and Caitlyn
Woody
Winning first place in the
Fashion Show Buying SemiFormal to Formal was Bailey
Been, and in the photography
contest, three blue ribbons and
two red ribbons were awarded
to Bailey Been.
By placing first, the Hartley
County Food Challenge Breads
& Cereals Team will represent
the State of Texas at the National
Food Challenge Competition to
be held at the State Fair of Texas
this September.
From Dallam County:
Winning first place in the
Fashion Show Construction ReFashion was Katherine Bezner;
third place for Halter Judging in
Horse Judging Contest went to
Lacy Grace Petty; fifth place in
individual Consumer Decision
Making Contest was Connor
Holiski; second place in the
Health Education Presentation
were Katherine Bezner and
Danielle McMillen; and fourth
place in Fashion Storyboard Pet
Clothing went to Ellie Guereca.
In the photography contest,
one blue ribbon and one white
ribbon was awarded to Jenna
Dixon. Also in the photography
contest, four blue ribbons and
two red ribbons were awarded
to Hanah Reagan.
Other teams and individual
4-H participants who qualified
for State 4-H Roundup were
the Dallam County Horse
Quiz Bowl Team comprised
of Erin Nutter, Lacy Grace
Petty, Hanah Regan and K-Lee
Stegall, the Dallam County
Horse Judging Team comprised
of Lacy Grace Petty, Kristen
Peterson, Hanah Reagan and
K-Lee Stegall, the Dallam
County Consumer Decision
Making Team comprised
of Breanne Beller, Connor
Holiski, Sarah McDaniel and
Danielle McMillen, and the
Dallam County Entomology
Identification Team of Hattie
Bezner, Parker Dettle and
Sidney Fahnert. Jenna Dixon
also qualified as the Dallam
County Individual in Food
Show Fruits and Vegetables.
Each evening during State
Roundup, a large assembly
was held so award winners
could “Walk the Stage” and
other special announcements
were made. Over $2 million
in scholarships were handed
out during the three evening
assemblies.
National
Congress
delegates for the trip to Atlanta,
Ga., next November were
also announced.
Dallam
Dallam and Hartley Counties
County 4-H member Anneke
Boer and Hartley County 4-H
member Bailey Been were
announced as recipients of this
special flagship event of the
National 4-H program. They
will participate in sessions,
seminars, discussion groups
and service learning with some
of the nation’s most outstanding
community leaders, speakers,
and educators.
The weekend prior to State
4-H Roundup, Parker Dettle
participated at the State Indoor
Rifle Match at Victoria, Texas.
Parker qualified by placing third
overall at the district meet held
at the Amarillo Rifle and Pistol
Club on May 16. He received
sixth place at the state match
held on June 7.
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Dalhart youth all-star baseball season in full swing
The Dalhart Youth Baseball and Softball All-Star league kicked off last week. The Dalhart Diamondbacks Under 14 team started their season last week
in Clayton, N.M, where they recorded a 7-4 win on the road. The team had their home opener, hosting Clayton, Tuesday night at the district baseball
field. The team put another win in the books, walking away with a 15-9 victory over the visiting team. The All-Star team will travel to Clayton each
Thursday and host Clayton each Tuesday. However, yesterday’s game was cancelled. The team will also attend tournaments in Amarillo and Clayton.
Pictured above, top left, Buddy Garcia pitched for the Diamondbacks. Top right, Cody Alexander stole bases on his way home for the second run of
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Friday 6/19 4-8 p.m.
Saturday 6/20 8-8 p.m.
6.16-2P
Visit our website at:
www.kingrealestateatdalhart.com
1101 Scott
Saturday 12 - ?
Sunday all day
Furniture, tools, baby
items, clothes, subway tile,
collectibles.
6.19-1P
Jon King, Broker
418 Denrock Avenue • Phone: 806-244-0166
SUPPORT
11th and Keeler
FOOD BANK MINISTRY
a support group for those
September 18 and
needing to break any type
October 16
of addiction--drugs, food,
2-5 p.m.
anger, alcohol, etc.
Church of the Nazarene
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11th & Keeler
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244-2777
Narcotics Anonymous
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Friday Evenings
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7:00 p.m.
AA And Al Anon
Central United Methodist
In Spanish
Church
AL Anon 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
517 Rock Island
AA 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.
244-0404
Vierges Esquina NW
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de la Iglesia Catolica
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Dalhart Winners Circle
Dalhart Pregnancy
meets 8-9 on Monday nights
Resource Center
at the St. James Episcopal
105 E. Third
Church, 801 Denver Ave.
Tuesday 2:00-7:00
Drug abuse and addiction
Thursday 9:00 -2:00
affects school aged children
244-1783
in many ways. Some kids
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********************** live with an addicted family
member while others have
Overcomers
started using themselves.
Friday evenings 6:30 p.m.
If you suspect that someone
Church of the Nazarene
DALHART APARTMENTS
Two bedroom with heat &
air. Rent based on income.
Washer/dryer hookups.
Call 806-244-7281.
Office at 1929 Shawnee Trail.
TDD # 1-800-833-8973.
This institution is an equal
opportunity provider
and employer
Lawn mowing and yardwork
244-4290
6.19-8P
WANTED
MARY KAY
Jean Smallwood
244-4429
MOBILE HOME LOTS
1-806-290-0993
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5.15-TFN
CHAPARRAL &
TANGLEWOOD SELF
STORAGE
Your 1-Stop Storage Center. (10) Sizes from 5x10
thru 10x30.
- Security Lights
- Paved Alley
- Security Fence
- No Deposit
(Open 7 Days a Week)
Call Jay Peeples
333-5655
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For Sale by Owner
Ready to move in 2223
ELMWOOD RENTALS
Sq. Ft. 3 Bedroom brick
Storage Units
home 2 Large Living areas
Various Sizes
with fireplace, central H/A.
806-244-6248
Sprinkler system, double
or 806-333-4749
garage w/remote opener.
1502 Sandhurst. 249-5010,
249-2886, 333-2075
RV & Mobile Home Spaces;
..9.2-TFN
Apartments; Rent Houses.
King Property Management/
FOR SALE BY OWNER
Sunset Village Park
1115 Rock Island Ave
333-3030
$80,000 OBO
...TFN
1,396 sq. ft
2 bedroom/2 bathroom
New windows, new backyard
fence, new paint & flooring.
One car detached garage.
RV SPACES
Great neighborhood, lots of
Weekly,
monthly rates.
trees.
Full hook-ups.
Come and look at it today!!
Corral RV Park, Hwy 54
806-290-5533
East., 249-2798
806-268-3797
Nice fenced-in lot in a great
location for rent for a mobile
home.
l806-333-8239
5.29-8P
We are a Farm Labor
Property. Now leasing!
Come apply today at
701 Maynard H3 Dalhart, TX
79022
or call at (806)620-5228.
1 bedroom apartments.
2 Bedroom-1 Bath
Utilities paid.
3 Bedroom-1 Bath
806-333-3539
ALL ARE INCOME
4.24-TFN
BASED!
4 Bedroom-2 Bath
Applying is FREE!!
2 BD apartment, unfurnished.
6.12-TFN
Great location.
No pets.
References and deposit
414 E. 5TH
required.
2 bedroom. $550 monthly,
Shown by appointment only.
$300 deposit. No pets
806-244-2775.
806-249-1162
6.2-TFN
806-333-8655
6.19-4P
2 bed 1 bath
806-420-1215
Call after 6:30 p.m.
6.2-8P
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3 bed 3 bath 3 car garage with
office and large bonus room.
Whirlpool in master bath,
new Hickory hand scraped
hard wood flooring in living
area and new tile in kitchen
and dining. south edge of
town near the lake. Ready to
move into. 3112 Mesquite.
Call 333-2299
2.10-TFN
DALHART SELF
STORAGE
Secure & Safe
7 sizes from 5x10 thru
15x24
Semi-Climate Controlled
Non-Climate Controlled
No Deposit
Security Cameras
Security Lights
Paved Alley
Rent online at
www.dalhartselfstorage.
com
or call
Derek Bryant
806-282-4946
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In Hartley, beautiful spacious
remodeled 1.5 story home on
one acre with four buildings.
2-3 bedrooms, 1-2 baths.
Fenced area for livestock.
$124,900.
Call 806-365-4728 or
806-268-1337
6.12-8P
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FOR SALE BY OWNER
Beautiful New Mexico 320
acres Ranch native grass,
new well with 2 miles of
new fence--30 miles west of
Dalhart on Hwy 102. A good
place to build and/or get away
for you and your family.
Call 575-207-7930
6.16-5
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We currently have a cash buyer for 200-3,000 acres of grassland,
combination grass/cultivated land or straight cultivated land in the area
between Dallas & Houston (or perhaps further East) with or without
improvements. Brokers welcome!
1200 SOW FARROW TO FINISH OPERATION – Moore Co., TX.
with computerized feed mill, owner managed lease with major hog co.
presently in force until May 2016. Well located on pvmt. near Dumas,
Texas. Please contact broker for info package and price.
TUCUMCARI VALLEY - Choice 960 ac. irr. farm, 5 circles, 3 phase
power, 2 large hay barns enclosed on three sides, 755.5 ac. of Arch Hurley
dist. water rights, on pvmt. & all weather road.
DALLAM CO., TX. – 799.34 irr. ac. +/- W. of Dalhart w/5 pivots.
UNION CO., NM – Amistad area, 976.42 ac. w/612 ac. formerly under
pivot irr., presently enrolled in CRP @ $45.60 per acre, per year, irr. wells
& pivot points all connected w/UG pipe. PRICE REDUCED!
HARDING CO. – starter ranch, 1,875 deeded ac. +/-, 901.9 ac. +/- CRP,
well watered w/subs, mills & pipeline, 3 bdrm./2 bath brick home, garage,
shop/ livestock, metal barn & pens, 7 miles fr. town, co. road.
THE ICING ON THE CAKE – buy this well located, really good ranch
(grama grass & western wheat grass country) & develop the really scenic
parts of the ranch for residential subdivisions w/10, 20, 40, 100 acre tracts.
12, 088 deeded ac. +/- w/an addtl. 33,000 deeded ac. +/- available for sale
across the hwy., addtl. perks, hunting, fishing, recreation w/a large lake on
the ranch together w/the Cucharas River.
SPRINGER, NM - amazing improvements, see our website for
photographs of 5,000 sq. ft. + home, two guest houses, huge two
bay shop, state-of-the-art horse stalls & runs, roping arena w/airoperated release chute, nice employee home + more horse stalls
& runs, large set of working pens w/camp house (old-west style w/
state-of-the-art outhouses), 9,200 ac. +/- deeded, 193 ac. +/- state
lease, yearling or cow/calf country just E. of Springer on Hwy. 56 w/
frontage on the I25 access road on the West.
MULTIPLE USE! Capitan/Alto, NM – Minutes from Ruidoso. A multipurpose property w/15.6434 ac. +/-, laboratory/office, covered pens, home.
Ideal for an auction facility for custom auctions of purebred cattle, reg.
horses, etc., horse or cattle breeding, embryo transfer facility, vet clinic or
many other uses in a beautiful area of NM.
BEAUTIFUL AREA, DEV. POTENTIAL - Alto/Capitan, NM – 8,060
ac. +/- (deeded, Forest & State Lease) super location w/pvmt. on two sides
in close proximity to the Capitan/Alto 15.6434 ac. property w/tremendous
pens & improvements.
BEAVER CO., OK – dryland 240 ac. +/-, six miles S. of Liberal, KS –
US 83 frontage.
ARMSTRONG CO. – on pvmt., 22 minutes from downtown Amarillo,
Texas - 2,476.65 +/- ac. of irr. prime farmland highly improved w/
beautiful custom built home, huge state-of-the-art barn/shop, w/irrigation
wells & pivots. This is a showplace property in a very productive farming
area.
TEXAS CO., OK – ¼ section 5 mi. east of Hardesty, OK, in CRP until
2018, 20 ac. caliche pit, current wind lease conveyed w/property, ½ mile
off pvmt.
MORTON ELEVATOR RD. – Moore Co. TX. – 2,569 ac. +/- (3 sections,
sprinkler irr. – 1 section in native grass & dryland farming). We can offer
these choice sections separately or as a whole. On pvmt.
OCHILTREE CO., TX. - ½ section of farmland, 2 miles north of Waka,
Texas, very productive area, 25% undivided interest. Give us a call!
OCHILTREE CO., TX. – trailer house & large steel bldg., for sale (on a
100X140 lot) in Farnsworth, Texas. PRICE REDUCED!
CASTRO/SWISHER CO., TX. - 5 sections, part sprinkler irr./part
subject to irrigation w/existing wells, feedyard, grain elevator, large barns
for grain/other storage, on pvmt.
Please view our websites for details on these properties, choice NM
ranches (large & small), choice ranches in the high rainfall areas of OK,
irr./dryland/CRP & commercial properties. We need your listings on any
types of ag properties in TX., NM, OK or CO.
www.scottlandcompany.com
www.texascrp.com
Ben G. Scott – Broke
Krystal M. Nelson Broker – NM Qualifying Broke
800-933-9698 day/ eve
is struggling with addiction,
call Narconon Arrowhead today! Narconon offers
free addiction counseling,
assessments and referrals
to rehabilitation centers
nationwide.
Call 800-468-6933 or log on
to www.stopaddiction.com
to speak to a qualified
counselor today
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AA meets Mon. and Thurs. at
St. James Episcopal Church,
801 Denver in Dalhart from
8 to 9 p.m.
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AA and AL Anon meets
Tues. at the Central United
Methodist Church in Dalhart
from 8 to 9 p.m.
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Old Townsite Storage
by Dalhart Police Department
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
6.19-1P
Doing spring cleaning and need to sell items?
Have a garage sale planned?
List your items in the Dalhart Texan
classifieds and let us sell them for you!
Call 806-244-4511 or email
[email protected]
MULTI-FAMILY
1708 Apache
Friday 5-8, Sat 8-?
All proceeds to benefit a 12u
softball team
6.19-1P
MOVING SALE
95 E. White St. Hartley
Saturday 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Home decor, furniture,
clothes, baby items
6.19-1P
Dalhart Texan
thedalharttexan.com
Page 3B
Friday, June 12, 2015
Classifieds
EMPLOYMENT • HELP WANTED
Join our dynamic team!
Now hiring CDL drivers
Insurance and
bonus available
Apply in person at G&G Operators
907 Liberal, Dalhart
Tri-State Recycling looking
Driver Needed. Must have
for laborer and trash truck
a Class A CDL, Tanker
driver (CDL required). Apply Endorsement and able to pass
in person
a drug screen test. Local,
727 Market Street, Texline
Home Daily. Apply at www.
5.8-TFN
vbtrucking.com or contact
806-341-8541
5.19-TFN
SPC looking for motivated
delivery driver/furniture
assembly person.
Top pay for right people.
Apply in person only.
EXPERIENCED
221 Denver Ave.
steel workers
concrete
finishers
5.1-TFN
welders-millwright
OVERHEAD DOOR TECH
English & drivers
License required.
Janitorial person-Dalhart
area. Two nights a week part
Hunter & Co LLC
time. 800-728-1961
12211 Truckline Rd
11.25-tfn
Call 806-244-5330 for
appointment.
4.24-tfn
Farm help needed on irrigated
farm around Hartley.
Must be reliable and want
to work. Pay based on
experience.
Call Todd 806-333-5201
3.3-TFN
Immediate opening at A&I
Parts for experienced parts
help. Apply in person. 1310
North Hwy 87
11.18-tfn
Driver needed: Class A or
B CDL with clear driving
record. Local position,
competitive pay, 401K
insurance and paid time off.
Please call 806-344-7422
12.16-tfn
BEST WESTERN
NURSANICKEL MOTEL
Front Desk, Housekeeping and
Manager Preferred experience &
bilingual. 102 Scott Ave
244-5637
...TFN
Heiser Tire has an opening
for Tire shop help. Must
have current drivers
license. Apply in person.
..4.29-tfn
Super 8 is hiring
housekeeping help. Apply in
person
...5.20-tfn
Advanced Eye Care
CARGILL CATTLE
hiring office help.
FEEDERS
Insurance knowledge,
Job Opportunities in Dalhart
bilingual a plus.
Cargill’s cattle feeding
Apply within 310 Rock
facility located 5 miles west
Island
is looking for qualified applicants
of Dalhart on Hwy 54 is
6.19-TFN
for: Feed Truck Driver. Appliseeking a qualified individual
to join our growing team.
cant must be available to work
Secretary/Bookkeeper and
If you want to be a highly
scheduled weekends, holidays
engaged team player in a safe degreed accountant needed at
Bragg & Davison.
and in all weather conditions. We
and well-maintained
Fax resume with cover letter
facility, then consider these
offer competitive pay, a 401(k)
to 806-244-7202
jobs!
plan
with company contribution.
6.19-4
Cattle Department
Paid holidays and paid time off.
Pen Rider
Service Tech/Mechanic
Affordable family benefits. 18 years, minimum age reneeded. Wages based on
quirement and must have a valid driver’s license. Apply
Yard Department
experience.
Must have own
Mechanic
in person M-F 8:00 am – 3:30 pm at Coronado Feeders,
tools. Vacation pay, benefits
Equipment Operator
after 90 days.
4301 FM 297, Dalhart, Tx. Pre-employment drug screen is
Apply in person.
Mill Department
required. EOE/M/F/Vet/Disabled.
Dalhart New Holland, 1001
General Maintenance
Chicago St.
6.19-TFN
Cargill offers a omprehensive
WANTED
SCHAFER SPREADER
benefits package, including
Experienced diesel mechanic.
SERVICE
health and dental insurance,
WESTCO
Must have own tools.
is now hiring CDL drivers.
life insurance, 401K, long- Looking for counter and yard
Competitive wages/some
$16 hourly, starting/
term disability, pension plan,
person. Bilingual a plus.
tuition reimbursement, 7 paid Apply at 512 Liberal Street
benefits after 90 days.
$17 hourly after 30 days.
holidays, and paid vacation.
Schafer Truck and Auto
Some benefits possible after
6.9-4
Successful applicants will be
11490 US Hwy 87 South
90 days.
required to pass a company
Dalhart, TX
Must pass drug screening.
paid medical exam
Coldwater Manor in
Please apply in person.
Call Dale at 806-333-0690
including a drug/alcohol
Stratford, TX is now taking
5.22-TFN
5.22-TFN
screen, reference checks and
applications for RNs and
a criminal background check. LVNs. Come by 1111 Beaver
Interested applicants can pick Rd, Stratford, TX to fill out
up an application at the cattle
an application. EOE
feeding facility located at
5.29-10
2795 US Hwy 54
Full time morning server
southwest of Dalhart.
If you have any questions
positions available. Must have dependable
Bartlett Lumber needs
please call
someone
for
sales
and
806-384-8200 and
transportation. Must be available on
loading. Must be able to lift
ask for Paula Gilbert.
100
lbs.
Apply
in
person.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Sundays. Great work environment with a
201 Denver.
5.8-TFN
6.12-TFN
great staff. To apply,
JBS Five Rivers Cattle Feeding
GREAT OPPORTUNITY
pick up an application
at the restaurant, located
at the Dalhart Municipal
Airport, 11908 Airport
Rd., Dalhart
Counterman needed at
Lucas Auto Parts. Salary
plus bonus based on sales.
Uniforms and insurance
furnished. Apply in person.
11.7-tfn
Caregiver Position
Full time & summer positions
must be 18 years old Have
high School diploma or
equivalent.
Dalhart Area Child Care
apply at 1000 Tascosa
...5.16-tfn
2M Company looking to fill
warehouse / deliver driver
position.
Call for Steve
806-244-8536
806-268-0651
5.15-TFN
New Life
Is looking for Quality
nursery workers. $10/Hr.
Call Carlos @ 806-886-4193
For more information.
TFC
Unruh and Sons looking for
full-time help for hay season.
Good pay.
806-336-4907
4.7-tfn
CDL DRIVERS NEEDED
Clean driving record. Two
years CDL experience. Home
every night. Apply in person.
Bailey Flying Service. 806244-6511 EOE
11-22-tfn
We are currently seeking candidates to fill the
following positions:
Sports Writer
Candidates should have a willingness to learn and work as
a team in a fast-paced environment.
To apply, email your resume to:
[email protected]
find us online at
www.thedalharttexan.com
Classified Advertising Policy
The deadline for Tuesday’s edition is Friday at noon. The deadline for Friday’s edition is
Wednesday at noon. The Dalhart Texan requires payment in advance for all classified advertising
unless a business account
has been established.
Dalhart Texan
Page 4B
Friday, June 19, 2015
thedalharttexan.com
Local News
Dallam County Sherriff’s call logs
DATE:
06-01-2015,
TIME: 17:38, Deputy Hass
responded to assist EMS.
DATE:
06-01-2015,
TIME: 21:47, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of a
reckless driver out on 54.
DATE:
06-02-2015,
TIME:
08:35,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to
a request to speak with a
deputy.
DATE:
06-03-2015,
TIME:
05:56,
Deputy
Morris responded to a report
of a possible domestic
disturbance in progress out
on Truckline Rd.
DATE:
06-03-2015,
TIME:
08:31,
Deputy
Ivy Hollingsworth/The Dalhart Texan
Morris responded to a report
of a calf out on 54.
Dalhart bull rider signs autographs
Stormy Wing, a Dalhart-native Professional Bull Rider, signed autographs Tuesday at
DATE:
06-03-2015,
X10 in Texas.
TIME:
17:55,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to a
report of theft out on 297.
DATE:
06-03-2015,
TIME:
18:17,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to a
report of a reckless driver
out on 87.
DATE:
06-03-2015,
TIME:
21:52,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to
a report of an abandoned
vehicle out on 1727.
DATE:
06-04-2015,
TIME: 05:05, Deputy Morris
responded to a report of an
accident out at Hilmar.
DATE:
06-04-2015,
TIME: 13:31, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of a
hitchhiker welfare concern
out on 87.
DATE:
06-04-2015,
TIME:
17:55,
Deputy
Ivy Hollingsworth/The Dalhart Texan
Stevenson responded to a
report of a possible grass
Shotgun Rider performs at Xin Texas
fire S. of Perico.
DATE:
06-06-2015,
TIME: 10:45, Chief Deputy
Bell and Dalhart Fire Chief
responded to a report of a
gas leak.
DATE:
06-06-2015,
TIME: 16:46, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of
an alarm going off out on
Truckline Rd.
DATE:
TIME: 11:23,
responded to
EMS needed
Rd.
06-13-2015,
Deputy Hass
a report of
on Truckline
DATE:
06-13-2015,
TIME:
21:10,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to a
report of a motorist needing
some fuel out on 87.
DATE:
06-06-2015,
TIME: 22:20, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of a
livestock complaint.
DATE:
06-14-2015,
TIME:
00:22,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to a
report of a possible prowler
out on N. Sedan.
DATE:
06-07-2015,
TIME:
12:30,
Deputy
Morris responded to a report
of a malnourished horse.
DATE:
06-14-2015,
TIME: 11:48, Deputy Morris
responded to a report of
EMS needed on Sagebrush.
DATE:
06-09-2015,
TIME: 09:48, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of an
accident report out in the
county.
DATE:
06-14-2015,
TIME: 14:58, Chief Deputy
Bell responded to a report
of an alarm going off on
Truckline Rd.
DATE:
06-09-2015,
TIME: 11:10, Deputy Hass
responded to a request to
speak with a deputy in
reference to a scam.
DATE:
06-15-2015,
TIME: 08:44, Chief Deputy
Bell responded to a report
of property found.
DATE:
06-09-2015,
TIME:
14:20,
Deputy
Stevenson responded to a
report of a stranded person
out on 287.
DATE:
06-12-2015,
TIME: 07:15, Sheriff Bruce
Scott responded to a report
of cattle out by the highway
S. of Texline on 87.
DATE:
TIME: 07:20,
and Sheriff
responded to
theft.
06-12-2015,
Deputy Hass
Bruce Scott
a report of
DATE:
06-12-2015,
TIME: 14:00, Deputy Hass
responded to a report of a
fight in progress on Rock
Island Ave.
DATE:
06-15-2015,
TIME:
14:51,
Deputy
Morris responded to a
report of several 911 calls—
Deputy Spoke with caller
everything was ok.
DATE:
06-15-2015,
TIME:
17:43,
Deputy
Morris responded to a report
of a suspicious vehicle.
DATE:
06-15-2015,
TIME: 18:06, Deputy Morris
responded to a report of a
reckless driver out on 54.
DATE:
06-15-2015,
TIME:
21:59,
Deputy
Morris responded to a report
of a reckless driver out on
87 N.
Logan Samford and Anthony Enriquez, the local musical duo otherwise known as Shotgun
Rider, performed for a packed house at X10 in Texas Tuesday evening.
Stevenson & Sons
Pest Control
50
YEAR
Welcome Back
Moore County Students.
1965 - 2015
Thanking Dallam, Hartley and Sherman
Counties for continued service
Jim and Jamie Stevenson
Dalhart, Texas
806-249-4202
www.hilmarcheese.com
Come Work with Us...
Join a GROWING, solid company with COMPETITIVE WAGES,
great BENEFITS, comprehensive TRAINING FOR SUCCESS,
opportunities for ADVANCEMENT, and COMMUTER STIPENDS.
Multiple OPPORTUNITIES Available
for Entry Level Positions
Join our FAMILY...Apply on-line TODAY!
www.hilmarcheese.com
Hilmar Cheese Company - Dalhart
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Hilmar Cheese Company, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
We want to give a special
thank you to our sponsors
who helped us raise nearly
$14,000 for Relay for Life!
!
G&G Operators
Smith Machine & Welding
Hughes Brothers
C's Cattle & Seed
Peddicord Harvesting R&R Machine Works
Integrity Ag
P&P Trucking
Hart Chevrolet
Plains Plumbing
Alliance Irrigation
West Texas Gas
Hog Slat
Hydro Resources
South Plains Compost
JK Distributing
Max Jantz Excavating
Texas Agri Plex
Chavez & Sons
Green Country
Bailey Flying Service
Equipment
High Plains Electric XIT Communications
United Supermarket
Cargill Pork
Cargill Cattle Feeders, LLC
Sweet Bran
13301 US Hwy 87
5 miles west on Hwy 54
2888 FM 1727
806-377-6346
806-384-2333
806-244-0112