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Fiddle me
this: Fiddlers’
Contest results
Queen’s Entrance...
Bring on the Clowns:
Clown contest
sponsored by
First State Bank
F
irst State Bank sponsored the Kids
Clown Contest on Thursday August
7th. The event took place at First State
Bank. There were only two age groups
this year: 5 and under and 6, 7 and 8. The
judges undoubtedly had a tough decision
between several adorable contestants with
homemade costumes, brightly-colored
hair and painted faces in the 5 and under
See CLOWN on page A8
Texan Photo by Sarah Lobley
The Fiddlers’ Contest took place Saturday afternoon at the Rita Blanca
Lake Picnic Pavilion.
Fiddlers’
Contest takes
Center Stage
Texan Photo by Dee Broiwn Story by Sarah Lobley
Clown Contest
Bezner.
Winner
Brock
Commissioners
hold joint meeting
By ZELDA BETH LANG
B
oth Commissioners Courts met Monday morning. In Hartley County,
Commissioners hired Dwight Brandt Engineering to work on some of the County
Roads.
Both county commissioners courts approved a resolution of use for Certain Solid Waste Disposal Facilities.
A proposed tax rate of 0.338345 was set
and will be voted on in September.
In Dallam County and Hartley Counties,
it was recommended that Janis Robinson
be reappointed to the Texas Panhandle
Centers Board of Trustees. Both Courts
approved the recommendation of the reappointment. Ms. Robinson lives in Hereford.
Dallam County Commissioners held a
budget workshop.
During the joint meeting, the Jail, Library
and Extension Service bills were paid.
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Jessica Lynn Fischbacher rides into the XIT Rodeo Arena Saturday evening
with the United States Flag officially starting rodeo action. It was her first duty
as the new 2014 XIT Rodeo and Reunion Queen.
Fischbacher is
crowned Queen
mately came down to the horsemanship.
Fischbacher came out on Thursday afternoon ready to show that she was the
best candidate on a horse in 2014.
But even her two rides on Thursday
hough her queen candidacy didn’t go
afternoon
didn’t start off exactly as she
exactly as she would have liked Jesplanned.
It
all started when her original
sica Lynn Fischbacher still came away
horse
came
up with an injury just three
with the 2014 XIT Queen crown in her
weeks
before
XIT weekend.
last chance to take the title this year.
And
her
new
horse was uncooperative
The queen candidacy is judged on three
to
start
her
original
run, a pattern given to
aspects: horsemanship, personality and
the
candidates
by
the
head of the queen
service. All four of the queen candidates
competition
Joe
Garcia.
Her horse actuwere ready and willing to serve throughout the summer and they all had big perSee QUEEN on page A8
sonalities of their own, so the race ulti-
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n Saturday August 9, 18 fiddlers
gathered at the Rita Blanca Lake Picnic Pavilion to compete. Each contestant
played three short songs. There was a very
high level of talent in all age groups for
this event. In the youth category (11 and
under), Luke Stockett of Claude, Texas
placed 1st, Jason Jiang of Amarillo placed
2nd and Olivia Chen also of Amarillo
got 3rd. Honorable Mentions were Daisy
Barker of Dumas, Benjamin Barker, also
of Dumas, and Moriah and Celine Beck
of Amarillo.
In the Junior Division (12-17), Ariel
Chen of Amarillo got 1st, Calvin Barker of Dumas got 2nd and Sonia Chen of
Amarillo placed 3rd. Honorable Mentions
were Gillian Darcy and Ana Belle Barker
of Dumas and Katie Mann of Amarillo.
In the Senior Division (18 and up), 1st
place went to Cory Williams of Lorenzo,
TX, 2nd went to Hollie Williams of Kress,
TX and 3rd went to Katie Krahn of Dallas
Tx. Honorable mentions were Lisa Puckett of Muleshoe TX and Paige Witthar of
Amarillo TX.
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indy Andrews, 56, died
Friday, August 8, 2014
in Lincoln, Nebraska.
Funeral Services will be
held at 2:00 PM on Monday, August 11, 2014 in
Central United Methodist
Church with burial in Memorial Park Cemetery –
Funeral arrangements entrusted to Horizon Funeral
Home.
Cynthia Denise Backes
was born September 30,
1958 in Denver Colorado
to Bill Harmon and Dorothy Grummon Harmon.
Cindy had several types
of jobs before working at
Hilmar. She was a great
asset to the community.
She was loved by her fellow co-workers and many
within Dalhart.
Her interest were quilting,
spending time with her husband Howard and their dog
Gerald Lucas
“Snuggles”, her children
and other family members.
She loved to travel and see
everyone. She spent her
free time helping other ladies with the completion of
their quilts. She was just so
loved by the people whom
she encountered! She was
so proud of her daughter
Dana for finally completing her career in nursing.
At St. Elizabeth’s Regional hospital in Lincoln,
she made a huge impact
on the medical & nursing
erald Lucas, 96, died
staff. They treated Cindy
Saturday, August 9,
like the queen she was, and 2014 in Dalhart, Texas
were there to see the last
Services will be held at
few days of her amazing 10:00 AM on Tuesday, Aulovable personality!
gust 12, 2014 at the First
Cindy is survived by her Christian Church, burial
husband Howard and their will follow in Memorial
dog Snuggles of Dalhart, Park Cemetery, Dalhart,
TX – a daughter – Dana Texas. Arrangements enand her husband Joe He- trusted to Horizon Funeral
bert of Spring, TX, a son Home.
Jackie Qualls of Stamford,
Gerald Corwin Lucas
TX, her parents Bill and was born July 13, 1918 in
Dorothy Harmon of Loch- Boise City, OK to Clora
bue, CO. Step-sons: Chris C. and Zumie (Enlow)
& his wife Angie Andrews Lucas. He grew up on the
of Quanah, TX, and Kent Lucas Ranch near Boise
and his wife Julie Andrews City. Gerald was a cusof Groves, TX 2 brothers,
2 sisters and numerous
Nieces and nephews.
Cindy is preceded in death
ina Ringo age 74, a
by 2 brothers and 2 sisters.
resident of Irving for
Please help celebrate Cin- 49 years, died Wednesday,
dy’s life by visiting www. August 6, 2014 at home.
horizonfuneral.com.
She was born October 4,
1939 in Corry, Pennsylvania. The youngest of
eleven children, she was
the daughter of Raphael
Donoghue and Mary Feasler Donoghue. Gina was
a Reservations Chief for
Delta Airlines, and a member of Holy Family of Nazareth Catholic Church in Irving. Survivors include her
children, Michael Ringo
of Texarkana, Arkansas,
Terry Rawles of Irving,
G
tom farmer before moving
to Arizona in 1953, where
he was Owner/Operator
of a Service Station and
Motel on Route 66. He
later moved to Page, AZ
and began a concrete business, where he was involved with the Glen Canyon Dam construction. In
1964 he moved to Phoenix, AZ, where he worked
in construction until retiring in 1983. Mr. Lucas
enjoyed being involved
with his local neighborhood and community.
Mr. Lucas is survived
by his son and daughterin-law: Larry and Rita
Lucas of Dalhart, TX. 1
brother – JC Lucas of
Dalhart, TX and 3 sisters
– Rose Combs of Dalhart,
TX, Kay Hume of Walsh,
CO and Reolla Benugli of
Laredo, TX. 2 Grandchildren and 7 Great Grandchildren.
Gerald is preceded in
death by his parents, a
daughter, his wife Nancy
Inez Lucas, 1 brother and
6 sisters.
Gina Ringo
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Scott Ringo and wife Cammy of Grapevine and John
Ringo and wife Casey of
Colleyville; eleven grandchildren; nine great grandchildren; and brother, Ray
Donoghue of Fairfield,
California. A visitation
was held from 7:00 to 9:00
p.m., Friday at Donnelly’s
Colonial Funeral Home
Chapel, 606 West Airport
Freeway in Irving. Service
was 1:00 p.m., Saturday,
August 9 at Holy Family of
Nazareth Catholic Church,
2323 Cheyenne in Irving.
Burial followed at Bear
Creek Cemetery in Euless.
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Tuesday August 12, 2014
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Community Events
Texas Tech Golf Scramble tees
off in August
The inaugural Texas Tech Alumni Association XIT
Chapter Golf tournament will tee off at Dalhart Country Club on Saturday Aug. 23 at 1 p.m. The four-person
scramble will have a shotgun start and lots of food, fun
and events are slated for the day.
The cost is $75 per player or $300 per team. There will
be plenty of hole prizes, free beer and an after golf meal,
dance and auction. For those who can’t make the golf
event, you can still support the chapter by showing up to
the after party to bid on some auction items and take in
the DJ Dance. Carts will be available to rent for the tournament. To sigh up, call the Dalhart Country Club pro
shop at 806-244-5597 for Jay Peeples at 806-333-5655.
All proceeds benefit the XIT Chapter’s local scholarship
fund to support local students attending Texas Tech University.
• Parent Meetings
Qualifiers:
• Family meets income guidelines
• Family receives TANF or SSI
**************
• Child with documented disability
• Child in foster care or homeless
Strike Out Cancer
What to bring to enroll:
• Birth Certificate
The 10th Annual Strike Out Cancer Co-Ed Softball Tour- • Immunization Card
nament is Saturday Sept. 13 in Dalhart. Along with the • Proof of Income
tournament, there will be a silent auction, concessions • Proof of TANF/SSI/Medicaid (if applicable).
and a dance at the coliseum beginning at 9 p.m. with DJ
Rockin’ Redneck shuffling the tunes. The dance is $10
per person or $15 per couple. All proceeds benefit local
**************
cancer patients.
New Students to District: Registration is Wednesday,
August 13, from 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.
**************
Youth Volleyball and Flag
Football signups soon
GED Testing now at FPC in
Dalhart
If you have put off testing for your GED (high school diploma equivalent) for any reason, now is the time to get
it. You can register to test online at ged.com or come by
Dalhart Youth Volleyball and Flag Football signups will our Center at 412 Denver Ave. Ste. 504 and we will help
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be held on Saturday Aug. 16, from 9 a.m. to noon and you get registered. We can also register you by phone at
Saturday Aug. 23 from 1-3 p.m. Dalhart Youth Volley- 806-244-7669. Need a refresher course before you test?
Bible Bowl Being Formed
ball is for 4th, 5th and 6th graders, Dalhart Flag Football We offer that too. Plan now to get your GED testing
Bible Bowl teams are forming now for High Plains is for 2nd and 3rd graders. I will be located at the Jr. completed before the Fall Session begins on August 25.
Bible Bowl. Bible Bowl is a fun way to study the Bi- High entrance. If you are unable to make either of those Let us help you get yuour college classes started with us
ble and compete in a quiz game format. This year they times, please send me your email address (jaime@mc- quickly and easily.
will be studying the book of John. Please contact Laura kayinsgroup.com) and I will email you a form or stop
Mize, from First Christian Church at 244-7014 or e-mail by McKay Insurance (404 Denrock) and pick one up.
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[email protected] if you are interested in participating Please also like our Dalhart Flag Football and Dalhart
in Bible Bowl. This is for youth from 3rd grade through Youth Volleyball facebook pages for updates.
Starting Well Breakfast
12th.
Parents, Grandparents, or Guardians, after dropping off
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your children at school, join us for food and fellowship
Free Movie Night
Head Start registration
Monday, Aug. 25 at 8 a.m. at the R.O.C. Dining Room.
Come as you are and bring your preschoolers to our
Do
you
know
a
3
or
4
year
old
(on
or
before
Sept.
1)?
Starting Well Breakfast the first day of school.
There is a free Movie Night slated Wednesday Aug. 13,
Region
16
Head
Start
has
a
center-based
program
in
at 6 p.m. at the Antioch Baptist Church at 315 Texas
Street in Dalhart. ‘God’s not Dead will be the movie and your neighborhood.
Come to Application Day Tuesday August 12 9:00 a.m.**************
everyone is welcome to attend.
-3:00 p.m.
Dalhart Elementary School
Contact Paula or Celica at (806) 244-7367
Block Party Slated
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The Head Start program does not provide transportaDalhart High School
tion.
contact the school district for transportation in- Booth Registration for the Keep the Shine on Denrock
registration dates and times Please
Downtown Block Party will begin Wednesday August
formation.
13th at 9:00 am. Registration forms will be available at
Head Start Benefits:
the Chamber office or online at www.dalhart.org
Dalhart High School Registration begins next week for • Medical Exams
The 2014 Block Party is scheduled for Saturday Sepreturning and new students.
• Dental Exams
tember 20th. Booths will be registered on a first come
Returning students: Registration is Tuesday, August 12, • Mental Health Observations
basis. Contact the chamber for additional information
Juniors and Seniors from 9 to 11 a.m. and Freshman and • Parenting Classes
at 806-244-5646.
Sophomores is from 1 to 3 p.m.
• GED/ESL
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Tuesday August 12, 2014
Local News
Legacy and Coon
Memorial Home
celebrate XIT in style
By Paula Nusz
he XIT celebration
T
began at Legacy Assisted Living facility with
a visit from the XIT Directors, Queen Alyssa Nials,
Queen candidates (Jessica Fischbacher, Shiann
Friese, Jessie Messick,
and Kirsten-Lee Stegall),
and Little Ms. XIT (Bree
Pollard) and Mr. XIT (Branston Potter). This royal
group arrived on Tuesday,
August 5. They spent time
introducing
themselves
and telling about their
jobs/positions with the celebration. The male residents were presented with
official XIT bolo ties. The
women were given corsages made from wild sunflowers with red bandana
bows. The various meals,
activities, and dances were
discussed. Legacy residents had time for questions and thoroughly enjoyed their visit.
Wednesday, August 6th
, kicked off the Morning Cowboy Movie series
with the Magnificent 7 and
fresh donuts. Legacy attended the dress rehearsal
for the XIT Melodrama
–‘The Treasure of Shiver
River’. Thursday’s movie
was Hondo and hot cinnamon rolls. Residents
played a spirited bout of
XIT Bingo. Special XIT
prizes were awarded.
Friday’s movie was Crossfire Trail and blueberry
muffins. In tradition for
XIT, residents enjoyed an
afternoon watermelon feed.
Saturday brought along the
XIT parade – staged right
in front of Legacy! Residents enjoyed seeing the
floats and folks. No celebration would have been
complete without BBQ.
The residents feasted on
genuine XIT BBQ, brought
to the facility, for supper.
Numerous friends and
family members visited
throughout the celebration
weekend.
In keeping with the cowboy theme for August, a
Challenge activity was devoted to the history of the
Pony Express. The Men’s
Club activity is a field trip
to visit the Ferguson Cattle
Company Wagon Shoppe
owned by Jim Ferguson.
Legacy residents enjoyed
all the special treats and
activities.
Little Miss. XIT Bree Pollard and Little Mr. XIT Branston Kole Potter entertain the crowd at Coon Memorial Nursing Home.
Word of Day
Slipshod
\ SLIP-shod \ adjective;
1. careless, untidy, or slovenly: slipshod work .
2. down-at-heel; seedy; shabby.
3. Archaic . wearing slippers or loose shoes, especially ones worn at the heel.
Quotes: … Buck saw a slipshod and slovenly affair,
tent half stretched, dishes unwashed, everything in
disorder… -- Jack London, The Call of the Wild,
1903
At intervals were heard the tread of slipshod feet,
and the chilly cry of the poor sweep as he crept,
shivering, to his early toil… -- Charles Dickens,
Nicholas Nickleby , 1839
Origin: Slipshod is formed with the verb sense of
slip “to move, flow, or go smoothly or easily” and
shod , an adjective meaning “wearing shoes.” Slipshod entered English in the late 1500s
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model 80
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(abbr.)
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Ward
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champion
56. Tops of birds’ heads
58. Carrier’s invention
59. Children’s author
Blyton
60. Anise liqueur
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Queen
(continued from page A1)
ally bucked before she was
able to get into her routine,
but she recovered nicely to
get into her pattern.
“That was kind of a surprise for me in the horsemanship part of it,” Fischbacher said. “I was like,
‘Oh, don’t do this to me
right now,’ but I showed
them that I could control it
and I didn’t get mad, I was
just like, ‘All right, we’ve
just got to calm down and
go.’”
She said the competition
ultimately came down to
the horsemanship in her
mind and that is what gave
her the edge in the competition. Her adeptness running the poles was clearly
enough to give her the lead
in the end.
She really did need it, because she said she felt she
initially stumbled in the
initial round of the competition, which was the question and answer portion
with the judges.
“I knew after the first
question that I had kind of
confused myself and the
judges, so I was like ‘Oh
no, I really need to fix that
real quick,’ but I was just
so nervous that I was like
‘Oh, my goodness,” she
said.
Her horsemanship was
wonderful in her own pattern and that was enough
to overcome her question
and answer round.
She had to have a ride
well enough to beat out KLee Stegall’s knowledge
of the event which, was
clearly extensive, Shiann
Friese’s demeanor which
was heartwarming and Jessie Messick’s personality
which brought announcer
Kelly Kenney to tears.
Each and every one of
the girls could have won
the competition. Stegall
came in as the runner-up
despite being the youngest competitor and Friese
and Messick each had convincing showings of their
own, but ultimately, Fischbacher did enough on
horseback to come away
with the win.
She was at a loss for
words after her victory,
just one year after she had
come in second-place to
Alyssa Nials in the Queen
competition.
“I am just so ecstatic, I
don’t know what to say,”
she said. “I was just so happy, the first thing I could
do was just look at my dad
because without their support I couldn’t have done
any of this, without anyone’s support actually.
“I was so nervous I made
myself sick through this
whole thing, but it was
well worth it.”
all winner as well as the
winner for the 5 and under
(continued from page A1)
category. Braelyn Tingle
was the only contestant in
age group, but in the end, the 6, 7 and 8 age group
the stick bull-riding Brock and therefore won in her
Bezner came out the over- category. After the competition, the contestants
got to go for a ride on a
fire truck. Upon their return, they received goodie
bags. The winners were
announced after the Kids
Nickel Scramble on Friday
night, August 8.
Texan Photos by Thomas Lott
Queen contestants ride their patterns during
the Queen contest Saturday at the XIT Rodeo
and Reunion Grounds. Jessica Lynn Fischbacher (top left) was eventually crowned
the 2014 Queen. K-Lee Stegall (top middle) rides during the patterns, (top right)
Jessie Messick takes a break after her ride
and Shiann Friese during the question and
answer portion of the competition (bottom
left).
XIT CITY
Clown
www.dalharttexan.com
Golden Wolves
Football
Report: Week 1
Caprock proving
to be thorn in
Dalhart’s side
Lady Wolves, Lady Longhorns
play highly contested game on
Caprock’s home court
By THOMAS LOTT
D
has played more than any
other in their entire history, Bushland is a budding
rivalry that will be sure to
get more intense now that
the Falcons have joined
the district and River Road
simply doesn’t like Dalhart which always creates
alhart has their rivals.
Perryton is the obvious one because they have
been in the same district
so long, Guymon is the
not so obvious one, but See CAPROCK on page B6
they are the team Dalhart
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Katelyn Sybesma (left) and Madison Sherrill (right) on the block in the scrimmage versus Amarillo on Friday.
An Early Challenge
Lady Wolves face off with defending state champs in second scrimmage
By THOMAS LOTT
W
hile Dalhart may underestimate Caprock, they are never
going to take a school like Amarillo
High for granted.
There is no one in the panhandle,
or for that matter the state of Texas
that takes Amarillo High for granted.
The Lady Sandies are coming off
of the 4A state title from a year ago
and return multiple starters this season that can attack from the front,
the back, the middle and most likely
from the rafters with verticals that
have to be seen to be believed.
Everyone who knows volleyball
in the panhandle knows how good
the Lady Sandies are, and Amarillo
is used to getting every single team’s
best shot whether it be in a regular
season game, district game, round
robin tournament or even a scrimmage.
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
See CHALLENGE on page B6 Courtney White had two aces and a dig in the loss to Amarillo.
Lady Wolves dominate Palo Duro
in first scrimmage
By THOMAS LOTT
T
he
Lady
Wolves
haven’t quite gotten
their season started this
year, but they have gotten
some practice on the court
during the week last week
and with their first scrimmage on Friday night.
Dalhart took on Amarillo, Palo Duro and Caprock
at Caprock High School
and started off the action
with a scrimmage against
Palo Duro.
The Lady Dons did not
stand a chance in this one.
Though Dalhart didn’t necessarily dominate the Lady
Dons, they made far fewer
mistakes than Palo Duro
and rode that momentum
to a 30-8 victory over the
Lady Dons.
(There was no official
scoring in these games and
all scores will come from
a tally kept by the Texan,
so the scores may not be
absolutely perfect, nor will
they be by games.)
The Lady Wolves serve
See PD on page B6
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Avery Ballard started at setter against Caprock.
Dalhart has trouble with PD second time
Dalhart wants that.
The Lady Wolves are
going to have to space out
her minutes as well as they
here are going to be can so they can keep her
times this year where fresh for what hopefully
Madison Sherrill is not will be a deep playoff run
on the court for the Lady for the Lady Wolves.
Wolves. She cannot play The final scrimmage of
every minute of every Friday night was a perfect
game no matter how much example of limiting Sherrill’s minutes. In the final
she tries.
If she were to do that she match-up with Palo Duro
would be inviting injuries on Friday night, Sherrill
and absolutely no one in did not play.
By THOMAS LOTT
T
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Sibbie Priestly.
Considering the fact
that the Lady Wolves were
coming off a game in which
they dominated the Lady
Dons earlier in the evening,
this was understandable.
However, the Lady Dons
came out with a lot more
intensity in what was their
final game of the night and
let the Lady Wolves know
they were not going down
without a fight.
They actually led the
game early on at one
point 16-12 over the Lady
Wolves and it took some
good performances from
everyone on the court to
get the lead back and ultimately grab the win for
Dalhart 26-22.
Breena Read stepped up
and had a couple of kills,
Avery Ballard and Macie
Shelton each had a kill
while Katelyn Sybesma,
Peyton Shelton and Read
See GAME 2 on page B6
Page B2
Dalhart Texan
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Sports News
Golden Wolves Football Report 2014
Strap on the Pads
It is finally time for some real football. The
Golden Wolves kicked off practice last
week on Monday morning for the start of
two-a-days, but that practice wasn’t real.
There were no pads on and there was
no hitting, which is probably a good thing
for Dalhart considering how strapped for
depth they are going to be.
No. The real football started on Friday
when the Golden Wolves strapped on the
pads for the first time.
UIL rules prevent teams from strapping
it on too early in the season to prevent
injury and instances like heat stroke that
have been documented in the past years.
But that is all over now, because now
the teams can start laying the lumber on
the football field. It’s the start of something great and that is football season.
The team will practice for a week in
pads before they have their first scrimmage on Friday night.
Football season is here and it is long
overdue.
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Noah Martinez will get some carries.
Line Looks Comfortable
Conner Smith carrying the ball and the
offensive line has already been described
earlier.
Where the Golden Wolves are nervous
this year is in the secondary. Now, to be
clear, they are not nervous because they
feel they don’t have talent. In fact, they
have quite a bit of talent in the defensive
backfield.
Where they are nervous is with their
lack of experience in the defensive backfield.
Manuel Guzman, Jesse Lujan and Dom
Martinez all have potential to be good
players at the defensive back spots. However, Guzman was hurt most of the year
last year and didn’t get much of a chance
to play, Martinez was on Junior Varsity
and Lujan has never played safety, and
yet, he is expected to start there this year.
However, between those three guys,
there are some things to be excited about.
Anyone that ever saw Jesse’s brother run
knows just how athletic his family is,
anyone that saw Guzman play receiver
in 7-on-7 understands his ball skills and
Martinez is another athlete that showed
some good things during the summer.
All of them could be good players, but
know one knows how good they can be
until they strap it up and play a real game.
Friday is the first chance to watch these
three guys and we will have to see how
they do.
The Golden Wolves strength this season
is going to be in the trenches. Or at least,
that is what their strength appears to be
on paper.
Dalhart has three returning starters on
their offensive line and two on their defensive line, and everywhere that there
is not a returning starter, there is a player
with varsity experience waiting to step up
and get more snaps.
But if there was one unit that looked
more cohesive than the rest over the last
week it was the offensive line. Though I
was not an offensive lineman, I can tell
you this line knows what to do and where
to go.
They look incredibly fluid in their assignments and are in better shape than
I would be after a long summer in high
school.
Dalton Torres, Tyler Brewer, Justin
Barrera, Waylon Bucher and Anthony
Anzaldua know they have to come ready
to play this year and they look ready to
go and ready to lower the boom on some
defensive linemen and linebackers.
Kicking Game
Yes, the third point I am hitting on is the
kicking game. You heard right, the kicking game. Everyone in Dalhart knows
they have an all-district punter returning
in Conner Smith, but it looks like Dalhart
has several options at kicker this year.
Though no game came down to a onepoint decision last season, there were several instances where Dalhart could have
used a field goal or even an extra point
just to give the team a little extra boost.
It looks like Dalhart will get that extra
boost at times this year. Though the kickers are still getting a feel for the position,
there are three guys that could put the ball
through the uprights with room to spare.
There may not be any field goals made
again this year, but I highly doubt it. The
kicking game has some potential. We will
see if that potential results in production.
First Scrimmage Friday
There will be a full preview for Dalhart’s
Run, Run, Run
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Isaiah Perez will be starting at tailback this year for the Golden Wolves.
scrimmage with Stratford on Friday night
in Friday’s paper, but for now, just know
that the Golden Wolves will be heading
to Stratford on Friday night for their first
scrimmage of the season.
The game is scheduled for 5 p.m. on the
Elks’ home field.
Last season the Golden Wolves and
the Elks played to a 6-6 tie in their first
scrimmage of the season thanks to a key
fumble forced and recovered by Maurice
Coleman and an interception by Justice
Thelander.
Dalhart did have some trouble moving
the ball against Stratford last season and
we’ll see if the new backfield of Jacob
Harris and Isaiah Perez will be able to get
the Golden Wolves first team offense in
the end zone this year.
The second team scored the Golden
Wolves only touchdown in the scrimmage
last year.
Players to watch on Friday
Dalhart is set at linebacker, offensive line,
and in the backfield this season. They are
solid with Harris and Perez as well as with
Good grief Dalhart is going through some
conditioning. I’m really not going anywhere with this other than telling you that
I do not envy them running after practice.
They may as well just go to cross country practice in the morning and take a
break after their three-hour practices in
the morning. They would get the same
amount of running done and get done a
little bit earlier.
And I really feel sorry for Matt Trujillo
and Fredis Quintanilla because they are
running at cross-country practice and during football practice as well.
If Dalhart isn’t in shape at the start of
the season, I will be stunned.
OK, that story really had no point, but
yeah, they are running a lot at practice.
Dalhart Texan
Page B3
Tuesday August 12, 2014
Construction - Home Improvement
Auto Repair - Services
Beauty Services
Antiques
Agriculture
Assisted Living - Personal Care
Heavy Equipment Service
Lawn Care . Mowing
Electric Motors
Garden Center
Professional Services
Retail Stores
Party Supplies - Rentals
Computer - Office Equipment
Appliance - Service/Sales
Page B4
Dalhart Texan
Tuesday August 12, 2014
Classifieds
FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
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
UNION CO., NM - CLAYTON
HORSE RANCH – 640 ac. +/acres, very nice horse facilities
w/home.
UNION CO., NM – EAST
UNION CO. RANCH – 2,030
+/- ac. of good ranch country w/
home.
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.
AMAZING IMPROVEMENTS
– Cow/Calf yearling country
- Colfax Co., NM - 9,200 ac.
+/- deeded, 193 ac. +/- state
lease, I25 frontage on the west,
Hwy. 56 on the north, just
out of Springer, NM on the
Cimarron River. FRESH AIR &
MOUNTAIN SCENERY!
SANFORD/FRITCH AREA
– Antelope Valley Drive - 122
ac. +/- w/brick home & pond
& 92.35 ac. +/-, wells & city
water, deer, turkey, quail &
dove hunting, beautiful area
for a weekend get-a-way or a
lifetime.
WE HAVE THE
OPPORTUNITY to offer the
Walker Canyon Ranch in
multiple parcels. 10,432 ac. +/of Motley Co., TX. ranchland
w/a large, permitted dam
providing a large, beautiful lake
w/water backed up in a number
of smaller canyons for boating,
fishing & other recreation
together w/good hunting on
the ranch. The ranch can be
purchased in individual or
multiple pastures & is on pvmt.
w/good access.
Please view our websites on
these properties, for details on
choice NM ranches, 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 & CO.
www.scottlandcompany.com
www.texascrp.com
Ben G. Scott – Broker
Krystal Nelson – NM
Qualifying Broker
800/933-9698
For Sale by owner
Small home, 507 Norman large
Lot, great home, unfinished.
806-335-6069...2.4-tfn
4,829 sq. ft. house with
5 bedrooms and 41/2 bath.
Hardwood floors, granite, many
extras. 5 acres with 3 stall barn
and heated waterers. Fully fenced.
Call 341-5653 for details.
12.6tfc
Close to schools, hospital &
shopping. 3 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath
home with double garage &
fenced yard.
******
1 section grassland northeast of
Dalhart in C.R.P.
High Plains Realty
806-244-7240, 806-333-2896...
TFN
10 Acres west of Dalhart, fenced
with steel pens.
***
288 acres on US 87 with 3 wells
on Sub., 3 sprinklers, and a
Morton shop 40 x 60.
***
283 acres on Hwy 80 West of
Dalhart with 2 wells on sub. and
2 sprinklers.
***
Other large tracts for sale.
‘Texas Sunbelt Services, Inc
Elza Pollard 806-244-3900
mobile 806-341-8702
320 acres of irrigated farm.
3 pivots, 3 wells. Equipment
in great shape. Call Pritchett
Properties: (806) 244-8400
...6.6tfn
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Wednesday at noon.
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Call 244-4511 or e-mail
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place your ad now!
WEST TEXAS RENTALS
Quality Residential Properties,
Professional Management,
806-244-3418 or
www.westtexasrentals.com
LOOK HERE!
SUPER SIZE STORAGE
PRIVATE BAYS
RV’s, Boats, Etc.
804 Hwy. 54 East. 244-2775
817 Keeler
$850.00 /mo, $850 dep.
No pets, no smokers.Available
immediately. Offered by Pritchet
Properties 806 341 8401
...7.22-tfn
$500.00 month / $500 deposit
no smokers, no pets. Availalbe
immediatley. Offered by Pritchit
properties 806-341-8401
...8.5tfn
ELMWOOD RENTALS
Storage Units
Various Sizes
806-244-6248
or 806-333-4749
FSB 1209 Margaret Dalhart.
$132.500. 3 BR, 2BA, nice
updates, great location, info and
pics @infotube.net/245070...7.22-tfn
FOR SALE
For Sale by Owner
Ready to move in 2223 Sq. Ft.
3 Bedroom brick home 2 Large
Living areas with fireplace,
central H/A. Sprinkler system,
double garage w/remote opener.
1502 Sandhurst. 249-5010, 2492886, 333-2075.
Large Squares
806-384-2347
..7.18-tfn
GARAGE SALE
SERVICES
PETS
COSMETICS
2.4 tfn
CARROLL’S INN
GREAT RATES:
Daily, weekly, monthly
Starting at $600.00
Call John
Carroll 806-268-3659
MOBILE HOME LOTS
1-806-290-0993
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
QUAIL RUN APARTMENTS
One & two bedroom with heat
& a/c for elderly, handicap, &
disabled. Rent based on income.
Office at 1929 Shawnee Trail.
RV & Mobile Home Spaces;
Apartments; Rent Houses.
King Property Management/
Sunset Village Park
333-3030...tfn
3 bedroom 2 bath Duplex
in great neighborhood. 211
Mockingbird $1200.00/mo. 3334461 .5.2tfn
Watkins Products
Call for catalog
806-244-3136
Small Squares
FOOD BANK MINISTRY
September 18 and
AA meets Mon. and Thurs. at
October 16
St. James Episcopal Church, 801
2-5 p.m.
Denver in Dalhart from
Church of the Nazarene
8 to 9 p.m.
11th & Keeler
*******************
244-2777
AA and AL Anon meets Tues.
**********************
at the Central United Methodist
AA And Al Anon
Church in Dalhart from 8 to 9
In Spanish
p.m.
AL Anon 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.
AA 8:00 to 9:00 p.m.
Vierges Esquina NW
de la Iglesia Catolica
SCHAFER’S LAWN
**********************
MAINTENANCE
Dalhart Pregnancy
Tree trimming & removal, fall
Resource Center
clean up, stump removal,
105 E. Third
Estimates 806-290-5533
Tuesday 2:00-7:00
TFN
Thursday 9:00 -2:00
244-1783
WE DO UGLY
**********************
Mowing, Shredding
Overcomers
Friday evenings 6:30 p.m.
Weed control &
Church of the Nazarene
Commercial spraying
11th and Keeler
806-341-8725 or
a support group for those needing
806-244 8400.. TFN
to break any type of addiction-drugs, food, anger, alcohol, etc.
**********************
Dalhart Gymnastics
Narcotics Anonymous
Trampoline & Tumbling
Friday Evenings
Boys & girls ages 4-12
7:00 p.m.
Enroll by phone, call Russchelle
Central
United
Methodist Hanbury 806-244-4092...7.22-tfn
Church
517 Rock Island
244-0404
Cleaning - homes, offices. Over
**********************
25 years in business. 806-884Dalhart Winners Circle
9110...7.25p-8
meets 8 to 9 on Monday nights at
the St. James Episcopal Church,
801 Denver Ave.
Drug and Alcohol
in our Schools
Drug abuse and addiction
Give away to good home:
affects school aged children
3-year-old Britney Spaniel
in many ways. Some kids
dog. (806) 244-3528. For sale:
live with an addicted family
6-month-old registered black
member while others have startlab. (806) 333-6728.
ed using themselves.
...7.18-TFN
If you suspect that someone
is struggling with addiction, call
Narconon Arrowhead today!
Narconon offers
free addiction counseling,
assessments and referrals
to rehabilitation centers
MARY KAY
nationwide.
Jean Smallwood
Call 800-468-6933 or log on to
244-4429
www.stopaddiction.com
to speak to a qualified
counselor today
**********************
RV SPACES
Weekly, monthly rates.
Full hook-ups.
Corral RV Park, Hwy 54
East., 249-2798
House for sale.
1402 Oak.
3 bed 2 bath, walk-in closets.
Call (806) 244-1607 or (806)
324-7131...8.5p-8
Ribbon Cane
Alfalfa
Wheat - Oats
SUPPORT
OLD TOWNSITE
SELF STORAGE
Amazingly low rent- truck
accessible - well lighted neighbor/Police Station Large Variety of prices and
sizes. 4x7 - 18x20, $15 - $60
220 W. 3rd, 244-4443
Office space for rent.
HWY 54 East. 17x19 $400 per
mo. 9x20 $325 per mo. Security
systems new heat/AC. Call Jay
Peoples at 806-333-5655
1980 Tioga Arrow 22 ft. motor
home, includes stove, fridge,
AC, shower, more. $3,500 OBO.
Also remodeled 70x14 trailer
house, very reasonable. Must be
moved outside city limits. (806)
220-9669....7.18P-8
Apartment fridge $125,
washer, dryer, very reasonable,
guarantee, free delivery. (806)
220-9669....7.18P-8
Legal
Friday 8-1
Saturday 12- 4
1918 Shawnee Trail
2014 Property Tax Rates in DALLAM-HARTLEY COUNTIES
HOSPITAL
This notice concerns 2014 property tax rates for DALLAM-HARTLEY COUNTIES HOSPITAL. It presents
information about three tax rates. Last year's tax rate is the actual rate the taxing unit used to determine property
taxes last year. This year's effective tax rate would impose the same total taxes as last year if you compare
properties taxed in both years. This year's rollback tax rate is the highest tax rate the taxing unit can set before
taxpayers can start tax rollback procedures. In each case these rates are found by dividing the total amount of
taxes by the tax base (the total value of taxable property) with adjustments as required by state law. The rates
are given per $100 of property value.
Last year's tax rate:
Last year's operating taxes
$2,273,348
Last year's debt taxes
$0
Last year's total taxes
$2,273,348
Last year's tax base
$1,270,026,932
Last year's total tax rate
0.179000/$100
This year's effective tax rate:
Last year's adjusted taxes
$2,273,348
(after subtracting taxes on lost property)
÷This year's adjusted tax base
$1,273,923,806
(after subtracting value of new property)
=This year's effective tax rate
0.178400/$100
This year's rollback tax rate:
Last year's adjusted operating taxes
(after subtracting taxes on lost property and adjusting
for any transferred function, tax increment financing,
state criminal justice mandate and/or enhanced indigent
$2,273,348
health care expenditures)
÷This year's adjusted tax base
$1,273,923,806
=This year's effective operating rate
0.178400/$100
!1.08 = this year's maximum operating rate
0.192600/$100
+This year's debt rate
0.021800/$100
=This year's rollback rate
0.214400/$100
Statement of Increase/Decrease
If DALLAM- HARTLEY COUNTY HOSPITAL adopts a 2014 tax rate equal to the effective tax rate of 0.178400 per $100 of value, taxes would
increase compared to 2013 taxes by $ 20,612.
Schedule A: Unencumbered Fund Balances:
The following estimated balances will be left in the unit's property tax accounts at the end of the fiscal year. These balances are not encumbered by a
corresponding debt obligation.
Type of Property Tax Fund
DHCHD - Tax Account
Balance
6,013
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This notice contains a summary of actual effective and rollback tax rates' calculations. You can inspect a copy of the full calculations at 401 Denver
Ave, Dalhart, TX 79022.
Name of person preparing this notice: Holly McCauley
Title: Chief Appraiser
Date prepared: August 6, 2014
AUTO
06 Honda CRF 450X 268-1354
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Dalhart Texan
Classifieds
EMPLOYMENT • HELP WANTED
City Gifts & RadioShack
We are going to be offering
a new in-store service soon
and we need an experienced
computer technician. Training
will be offered. Come by and
fill out an application. No phone
calls please. Bilingual a plus.
6.24-tfn
Extreme Cusine
wait staff / kitchen help needed
for interview call 806-3333663...8.5..tfn
New Life
Is looking for Quality nursery
workers. $10/Hr.
Call Carlos @ 806-886-4193
For more information. TFC
JBS Five Rivers
XIT Feeders is seeking
dependable, motivated
applicants to fill open
positions in the following
departments- yard maintenance,
pen rider. Individuals must
be team players with good
communication skills. We
offer competitive pay and
affordable family health and
dental benefits. You will need
a valid driver’s license and a
pre-employment drug screen is
required. Please apply in person
8 miles west of Dalhart on
HWY 54. E.O.E. M/F...4.1tfn
CDL DRIVERS NEEDED
Clean driving record. Two years
CDL experience. Home every
night. Apply in person. Bailey
Flying Service. 806-244-6511
EOE ...11-22-tfn
NOW HIRING
Outside sales person
needed
Experience preferred.
Front counter help
needed
Apply in Person
221 Denver Ave
Seeking full-time CNA. Apply
in person. Coldwater Manor
1111 Beaver Rd Stratford, TX.
EOE
VANBEEK TRUCKING
Must have a clean class A CDL,
Tanker endorsement and able to
pass a drug screen test. Home
every evening. Call 806-3418541...2.18 tfn
Unruh & Sons is looking to fill
several full time positions for the
hay season. Tractor driver and
service work. Good pay. Call
Phillip at 806-336-4907
...5..20-tfn
BEST WESTERN
NURSANICKEL MOTEL
Front Desk, Housekeeping and
Manager Preferred experience &
bilingual. 102 Scott Ave
244-5637...TFN
Help wanted for construction
with J Bar F Construction.
Drug test required.
Call Jimbo Fletcher (806) 3333044. ...8.5p-8
Dependable truck driver needed
with good driving record. 2680290....8.5p-2
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
Hunter Construction now hiringconcrete finishers, steel erectors,
laborers, machinery operators.
Apply 12211 Truckline Road
5.13-tfn
Wanted Irrigated farm for lease
or lease pruchase contact 432249-1167 - Don
...8.1p-8
Dependable truck driver needed
w/good driving reocord
268-0290.....8.5p-2
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Tuesday August 12, 2014
Experienced farm hand needed
806-333-2488...5.23-TFN
Subway is hiring full time help
starting pay is above average,
with paid holidays and vacation.
Apply in person...TFN
Hunter Overhead Doors now
hiring experienced Overhead
door technician. Apply at
12211 Truckline Rd..3.21-tfn
Looking for customer service
and purchasing person Call 806
244 8536 ..6.13-tfn
Dalhart Country Club
is hiring wait staff and cooks.
Please contact Amanda
806-884-5636...4.1tfn
Experienced help wanted for
irrigated farm
Todd 806-333-5201...3.28-tfn
PivoTrac is looking for
someone to fill one of two
full time positions. We need
someone for a manufacturing
position assembling product.
We are also looking for a person
who knows the farmers in our
area and has technical electronic
experience. The right pay for
the right person. Call Karlyle at
333-2299. 2.4 tfn
Heiser Tire has an opening
for Tire shop help. Must have
current drivers license. Apply in
person...4.29tfn
Super 8 is hiring front desk help.
Apply in person
...5.20-tfn
Now hiring motivated,
experienced sales consultant at
Hart Chevrolet, Buick, GMC’s
newly remodeled facility
in Dalhart, Texas. We are
looking for charismatic, hardworking people with excellent
communication skills. Willing
to train the right person. Hart
Chevrolet offers free health
insurance, paid vacations and
bonus plans. Must have a valid
driver’s license and pass a preemployment drug screen. Please
contact Chris Beasley at 806244-5555....7.4-TFN
Driver needed must have CDL
Full time position local route.
Medical, Dental, Viion,
401K & paid time off available
please call 806-344-7422
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Full time waitress split shift
The Grill Apply in person
706 Cherry
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XIT Ford is looking for Auto
Technician/ mechanic plus other
shop help needed. Contact Don
244-8511 ..5.23-tfn
The Dallam/Hartley County Jail
is currently taking applications
for the following full-time
positions:
Jailer
Dispatcher
Records/office clerk
Jailer/Dispatcher requirements:
Applicants must be 18 years
old, have a high school diploma
or GED, be a US citizen, and
be able ot pass a criminal
background check. Must be
organized, detail-oriented and
able to work at a fast pace. Must
be able to work various shifts,
weekends, and holidays. You
can make up to $2,400 a month
in as little as 3 months’ time.
Raises based on performance.
Medical, dental, vision, and
Health Insurance is provided
for employees free of charge.
Excellent county retirement.
No experience necessary.
Full-time records/office clerk
requirements:
Applicants must be 18 years
old, have a high school diploma
or GED, be a US citizen, and
be able to pass a criminal
background check. Must be
organized, detail-oriented and
able to work at a fast pace. Pay
will be between $12 and $14 an
hour depending on experience
and skills. Raises based on
performance. Medical, dental,
vision, and Health Insurance
is provided for employees free
of charge. Excellent county
retirement.
No experience necessary.
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Need field mechanic that is
willing to work late hours.
Natural gas engine repair We
offer benefits overtime after
40 hours. Pay will be based
on experience. Please apply
in person at 601 Ashe Ave at
Cecil’s Diesel. 6.10-YFN
Harvest help for fall. 2 grain cart
drivers. 1 combine operator. Call
(806) 268-0910.
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The Cow Feed Company,
a liquid cattle feed dealer, is
looking for a self-motivated, full
time employee to join our team
at our Dalhart, TX location.
We offer competitive wages
with more opportunity based
on your performance. We also
offer Health/Dental insurance,
participation in company
funded profit sharing plan,
paid holidays and sick leave.
You must be able to pass a preemployment drug test. Applying
in person is preferred-The Cow
Feed Company – 715 E 7th
St. Dalhart, TX (across from
Radio Shack) or call Sammy
Dominguez (806) 268-1880 or
email
[email protected]
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CARGILL CATTLE FEEDERS
Job Opportunities in Dalhart
Cargill’s cattle feeding facility
located 5 miles west of Dalhart
on Hwy 54 is seeking a
qualified individual to join
our growing team. If you want
to be a highly engaged team
player in a safe and wellmaintained
facility, then consider this jobs!
Mill Department
Maintenance Supervisor
Yard Department
Maintenance
Cattle Department
Pen Rider
Processor
Doctor
Cargill offers a comprehensive
benefits package, including
health and dental insurance,
life insurance, 401K, long-term
disability, pension plan, tuition
reimbursement, 7 paid holidays,
and paid vacation. Successful
applicants will be required to
pass
a company paid medical exam
including a drug/alcohol screen,
reference checks and a criminal
background check.
Interested applicants can pick up
an application at the cattle
feeding facility located at
2795 US Hwy 54 southwest
of Dalhart.If you have any
questions please call
806-384-8200 and
ask for Paula Gilbert.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Waitress/Bartender needed call
244-4148 or 249-8022.
House Cleaning needed call
244-4148.
Two Fulll-Time Positions
available at large Show Pig
Facility. Must be reliable and
have transportation. Call to set
an appointment. Cornerstone
Venture, LLC. 806-244-6511
ARE YOU UPBEAT &
POSITIVE – BUT YOUR
CURRENT SHOP ISN’T?
Busy, upbeat Auto Repair
Shop looking for Techs to
join a positive Team. If you
have the right attitude & some
experience –
CALL 806-244-0369 for appt.
CARGILL CATTLE FEEDERS
Job Opportunities in Dalhart
Cargill’s cattle feeding facility
located 5 miles west of Dalhart
on Hwy 54 West is seeking a
qualified individual to join
our growing team. If you want
to be a highly engaged team
player in a safe and wellmaintained
facility, then consider this job!
Admin Dept
Temporary Harvest Help
Full-Time and Part-Time
positions available. Successful
applicants will be required to
pass a company paid medical
exam including a drug/alcohol
screen, reference checks and a
criminal background check.
Interested applicants can pick up
an application at the cattle
feeding facility located at
2795 US Hwy 54 southwest
of Dalhart.If you have any
questions please call
806-384-8200 and
ask for Paula Gilbert.
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Bookkeeping and PA position
open at PivoTrac. QB and
computer experience and an
Ag background are big pluses.
Knowing the farmers in this area
also helpful. Call Karlyle and
let’s see if PivoTrac is right for
you. The right pay for the right
person. 333-2299
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XIT CHRYSLER JEEP DODGE
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YOU
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Local company is looking for
drivers to transport railroad
crews up to a 200 mile radius
from Dalhart. Must live within
20 miles of Dalhart, be 21 or
older, and pre-employment drug
screen required. A company
vehicle is provided, paid
training, and benefits available.
No special license needed.
Compensation is 15 cents per
mile or $8.00an hour while
waiting.
Apply at www.renzenberger.
com
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Place your Help
Wanted classified ads
in the only
printed local
classifieds in town
Page B6
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
Dalhart Texan
Sports News
Caprock
(continued from page B1)
entertaining and somewhat dangerous games.
But there is one team Dalhart plays in volleyball that
is shaping up to be more of a rivalry than many people would think and much of that comes from the close
games they have played in the last few years.
The Lady Wolves and the Caprock Lady Longhorns
seem like two very evenly matched teams on the volleyball court. It really shouldn’t be like that because Dalhart does look to have more talent than the school from
Amarillo, but they have trouble with them every time
they face off whether that be in a tournament or in a
scheduled game.
On Friday night the Lady Wolves took on the Lady
Longhorns on their home court for their second of four
scrimmages. Dalhart jumped out to the early lead on
Caprock, but started to make a lot of mistakes and failed
to execute their offense as well as they would have
liked.
The Lady Wolves only had four kills in the game and
only one ace that came from Peyton Shelton.
Nothing went right for the Lady Wolves on their way
to what amounted to a 26-19 loss (again, unofficial scoring) to the Lady Longhorns.
They lost despite the fact that Caprock had 14 errors
including five service errors.
Since the start of last season, the Lady Wolves defeated the Lady Longhorns in the Randall tournament, but it
took three highly contested games, and then lost on their
home court to Caprock in four games a week later.
Dalhart is quickly learning that the Lady Longhorns
are not going to make it easy for the Lady Wolves to
come away with wins.
“I think Caprock gets up to play us and we’ve given
them some confidence over the last couple of years,”
head coach Kira Satterfield said. “And I think that Caprock has to work very hard for respect and they take it
very personally that a 3A, or now a 4A would beat a 5A
so I think they work really hard.
“I don’t know if it’s a mental block, but I think we
maybe underestimate them more than we do other
teams.”
The Lady Wolves play Caprock in an official game on
August 19 at 6:30 p.m. in Dalhart.
“We talk about we know at PD, they are extremely
athletic and they can sneak up on you and of course Amarillo High or Tascosa carries the reputation of being a
great volleyball school and I just think we kind of forget
that Caprock through the years has had good volleyball,
they just happen to be in an extremely tough district,”
Satterfield said.
Game 2
(continued from page B1)
all had blocks as well.
Dalhart also got some
help from their serving
game as Sybesma, Sibbie
Priestly and Sabrah Howell all had aces in the game.
However, the serving game
did come back to bite them
several times in the game.
Dalhart had five service
errors in the match along
with six hitting errors and
that allowed Palo Duro to
not only stay in the game,
but to threaten the Lady
Wolves with a defeat.
But Dalhart did recover.
They were able to come
back and win the game
which had to give them
confidence that they can
do it without Sherrill on
the court at all times.
The senior missed a few
games last year while dealing with a shoulder injury
and the Lady Wolves have
to be prepared for surprises
like that this season.
“I think that we let her
carry a big offensive load
last year and I want to
build the confidence in
ourselves that we can do
it without Maddi and that
when Maddi is out there
with us it’s more than icing
on the cake, it’s icing and
whipped topping with the
cherry on top when she’s
out there,” head coach Kira
Satterfield said. “But to
know that we can do things
without her, so it’s going to
be important that we’re going to be able to rest her at
times because we wore her
out last year.”
Texan Photo by Thomas Lott
Peyton Shelton (left) and Katelyn Sybesma (right) are going to be key to the Lady Wolves’ defense this season.
Challenge
(continued from page B1)
Dalhart gave Amarillo their best shot
on Friday night when they took on
the Lady Sandies in their third scrimmage of the night.
Now, even though Amarillo did
lose their setter from a year ago
as well as one of their best middle
blockers, they are just as formidable
of an opponent this year. They simply reloaded from their junior varsity
and return talent everywhere.
But for the first 10 or so points of
the game, the Lady Wolves were far
from overmatched. Madison Sherrill and Katelyn Sybesma showed
they could hang with the best in the
state for the first few minutes of the
game.
PD
(continued from page B1)
and serve-receive was very
good in their first scrimmage of the night. Dalhart
finished with seven aces in
the game with four of them
coming from senior Courtney White.
White did not serve in
2013 due to the fact she
was coming off of a shoulder injury prior to the season, and she clearly looked
hyped up throughout the
night to put up a few serves
in the game.
“I just think she’s extremely happy to be able
to serve this year because
the year before last she had
really started becoming
Each attacker had three kills in the
game in the early going and forced
the Lady Sandies to account for them
wherever they were on the court.
Macie Shelton did a good job of
setting up the offense with five assists in the early going as well.
Dalhart kept with Amarillo early
on as they led early and trailed just
11-7 about halfway through the
game. That is where it went downhill for Dalhart. Amarillo turned on
the afterburners and closed out the
scrimmage on a 21-5 run.
But to be clear, Amarillo is now a
6A team while Dalhart is now a 4A.
Amarillo has talent, and more importantly when they are taking on a
smaller school, they have depth.
They have a lot of depth. There are
no breaks for teams when the Lady
Sandies outside hitters and middle
blockers go to the bench. They simply run out someone that may not
be just as good, but may be as good
in the future as the starters Amarillo runs out at the beginning of the
games. But the Lady Wolves played
well, there is no other way to say it.
Even though they did ultimately lose
the game, they left feeling confident
in themselves and with a clear picture of what they have to work on
before they face Amarillo again on
August 26.
“I think we still have some work to
do on communication,” head coach
Kira Satterfield said. “Our intensity
at times lacked a little so I think we
need to work on that, and just getting
used to having a different setter and
different hitters up there, so we definitely have room to improve on our
offensive play.”
one of our best servers and
then last year just because
of that shoulder surgery
it just really wasn’t smart
and feasible to have her
serve,” head coach Kira
Satterfield. “But I thought
overall, with the exception
of a few serves I thought
we did a good job of serving.”
Dalhart lost three servers from their starting
line-up from a year ago in
Robynn Elan-Puttick, Britt
Wilson and Bailey Clements, so they are going
to need servers to step up
and take advantage of their
opponents and try to catch
them napping.
Avery Ballard and MaTexan Photo by Thomas Lott
cie Shelton are two girls
Courtney
White
(left)
and
Sabrah
Howell
(right).
that are going to step into
the role of server this year only had two service errors
and they had the rest of the in the game and had five
aces for the Lady Wolves hitting errors of their own.
in the game. Ballard had Madison Sherrill led the
two and Shelton had one.
Lady Wolves with three
And at the same time kills in the game while
in this game, the Lady Katelyn Sybesma, Macie
Wolves only allowed one Shelton, Peyton Shelton,
ace against them while and Jordan Strawn each
forcing Palo Duro into 17 added a kill. Sybesma had
errors including 13 hitting the one block in the game
errors. The Lady Wolves for the Lady Wolves.