The Tulia Herald (Tulia, Tex.), Vol. 84, No. 43, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 22, 1992 Page: 4 of 28

                                
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THE TULIA (Swisher County) HERALD
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22,1992
SENIOR AUCTION ITEMS—Jerry Brown holds a pair of tennis shoes
she decorated and is donating to the Senior Citizens Foundation of
Swisher County for its Nov. 14 auction. She also holds a decorated
sweat shirt which will have a new owner after the auction. The list of
donations is increasing and anyone who wants to contribute items for
the' auction is asked to take them to the Senior Citizens Center or
phone Gennie George, 995-3002, or Marilyn Barnett at the center, 995-
3641.    —Staff photo
Number Of United Way
Donors Surpasses 100
The number of families and businesses
who have contributed to tfte Tulia United
Way fund has gone over the 100 plateau.
An carly-week total by Bill Daniel,
Chamber of Commerce executive vice
president, lists 22 new contributors which
rives the total to 101.
A total of $6,805 has been received,
which represents 49 percent of the
$14,000 goal.
"We hope to have $10,000 by week’s
end," Daniel said.
Chairman Donald Adams, emphasizes
that the United Way is actually 15 cam-
paigns in one. Sharing in proceeds arc
Tulia Day Nursery, Tulia Satellite Cen-
ter, Girl Scouts of America, Boy Scouts
of America, Red Cross, Salvation Army,
Swisher County Senior Citizens, RSVP,
Swisher County Museum, Tulia Love
Fund, Panhandle Transit, Tulia Commu-
nity Services, Driskili Halfway House,
United Way of Tulia and Hale County
Crisis Center.
NFW CONTRIBUTORS
Donors not previously mentioned arc:
Marshall Shelton, C. W. Reeves, Rae
Iliomton, W. D. Inglis, Eston Breitling,
Bayard Sadler, Evelyn Murrell, Mrs. Jim
Barnes;
Also, Faye L. Cox, C&C Drilling,
Robert E. Goodwin, Vem Hankins Farm,
Vars Farm, Sidney G. Hooper, Carl W.
Jones, Dale S win bum, Ross and Tonya
James, Mrs. Olene Patzig, Jack
Littlejohn, Kan-Tex Seed Co., Taylor
Evans Seed Co. and Pizza Hut.
Pedestrian Struck
Saturday Morning
A pedestrian who was struck by a
vehicle about 9:30 a.m. Saturday suf-
fered a broken left leg, bruises on her left
arm, scrapes on her forehead and left
side of her arm.
The 59-ycar-old Tulia woman, Maria
Aguayo, was taken to Swisher Memo-
rial Hospital by ambulance and trans-
ferred to Northwest Texas Hospital in
Amarillo. She reportedly underwent
surgery on the broken leg.
The accident happened as Mrs.
Aguayo was crossing 2nd Street (High-
way 86) north from the car wash. This is
in the 400 block.
A Happy man, who was driving the
vehicle, said he saw Mrs. Aguayo stand-
ing in the center (turning) lane when he
was about a block away. He momentar-
ily turned his head and saw the woman
in the street directly in front of him, he
said.
The driver told police he swerved to
miss the woman, but she was struck by
the vehicle's right front bumper.
Thanks For Giving Me
A Wonderful Mate!"
Don't Forget
Mother-In-Law
Day
Sunday, Oct. 25th
Goodie Baskets, Mug and Coffee Baskets,
Mug and Hot Chocolate Baskets, Antique
Collectibles, "You Name It" Baskets.
A Special Touch
Gay Kiker
668-4730
Jeana Littlefield
995-2890
(You can leave your order on the
answering machine)
Tulia Honor Rolls Revealed
The names of Tulia ISD students at-
taining honor roll status for the first six-
weeks of the 1992-93 school year have
been released by the campus principals.
The honor roll has two categories: the
Honor Roll of Academic Excellence,
which lists those students who achieved
an average of at least 90 or above in each
academic class for the griding period,
and the Honor Roll of High Achieve-
ment, which includes those students
who acquired an overall average of 90 or
above in all academic classes with no
single class grade being less than 80.
The honorecs:
TULIA HIGH SCHOOL
FIRST SIX WEEKS
ACADEMIC
Seniors—Jonna Herring, Shanda
Miller, Nandu Patel, Ryan Prater, Leah
Sanders, Paula Shannon, Jennifer Van-
zee, Cliff Vars, Amy Wilkerson
Juniors—Cody Culwell, Kimber
Gardner, Brent Gunnels, Jill Hosch,
Sunshine Smith, Jennifer Thompson
Sophomores—Kara Culwell, Katie
Daniel, Rachel Gonzales, Matthew
Heather Hurt, Lindsey Love, Mandy
Milner, Julie Morgan, Toby Nolen,
A dan Reyes, Zalanda Ruland, Ches
Tucker, Micah Venhaus, Tyler Wilter-
ding
HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY
Academic
Third Grade—Alma Avila, James
Barnes, Jacob Bentley, Benjamin Cox,
Gerardo Cruz, Ted Cruz, Isaac Ehly,
Starla Frausto, Joe Garcia, Devree
Gardner, Charla Kinkel, Angie Mata,
Magen Moore, Paige Preston, Andrew
Ramos, Ashley Rudd, John San Miguel,
Kelsi Vaughn
Second Grade—Ewell Adams,
Jayson Anderson, Melchor Avila,
Kevin Bartley, Joseph Berry, Stephan
Burrow, Kristine Chapman, Emily Co-
thran, Casandra Cruz, Joshua Garza,
Abby Holmes, Ashley Huckabay, Lind-
say Johnson, Juan Macias, Dace Maha-
nay, Cindy McCrary, Emily Miller,
Jonathan Nelson, James Nobile, Eliza-
beth Rocha, Allen Sturgess, Elizabeth
Thompson, Sara Vawter, Shawn
Weiser, Matthew Wyatt
High Achievement
Third Grade—Chance Abbott,
Ivonne Arvizo, Betsy Boyd, Jennifer
Cardona, Andrew Carrasco, Dan
Dawson, Shalane Durbin, Brandon
Frausto, Emestina Garza, Kirby Gatica,
Meagan Gutierrez, Steven Luna, Daniel
Mata, Martin Medellin, Jackelyn Mote,
Jenny Olivarez, Esmeralda Pando, Cas-
sandra Perez, Valessa Perez, Laci
Rousseau, Stephanie Thompson
Second Grade—Colton Abernathy,
Shea Barbee, Kellie Daniels, Amanda
Davis, Tiffany Galan, Kellie Holton,
Tyrel Lashmet, Domingo Laureles,
Maxine Luera, Jacob Marshall, Evan
McCune, Leslie McWilliams, Ruben
Moreno, Elvira Pacheco, Jeffery Pair,
Johnny Pardo, Crysal Quintanilla,
Calvin Rodriguez, Gregory Rodriguez,
Fabin Saldana, Kevin Saldana, Kim-
berly Smith, Michael West, Kynneth
Woolf
Four Juveniles Apprehended For
Criminal Mischief And Burglary
Hudson, Troy Lemons, Lael Milner,
Wesley Stark, Cary Tucker, Ian Wright
Freshmen—Amie Carlisle, Marshal
Dutton, Steven Latham, Aaron Wesley
High Achievement
Seniors—Mary Allen, Christal Ba-
saldua, Scott Bice, Cal lie Combcst,
Gary Eastwood, Adam Ramos, Nikki
Rogers, Russell Sims, Tracie Skinner,
LaWanda Ward
Juniors—Jose Delgadillo, Heather
Glasscock, Lisa Hutto, Tiffany Smith,
Brooke Wallace
Sophomores—Michele Bice, Shana
Cook, Joe Cruz, Lane Dyer, Kristin
Eastwood, Jancll Evans, Erika Hamil-
ton, Stephanie Hernandez, Lesha
Miller, Israel Ramos, J'Amy Stewart,
Scooter Toles, Andrea Vars, Nicole
Wilterding
Freshmen—David Aguilar, Edy
Bice, Tay Cannon, Chance Combest,
Amanda Cosby, David Garcia, Page
House, Claudia Medina, Jesse Pitt,
Wendell Pitt, Jennifer Vaughn, Tynisha
Wink field
SWINBURN ELEMENTARY
FIRST SIX-WEEKS
Honor Roll
Fourth Grade—Evan Adams, Alisha
Allen, Terrill Ambum, Tammie Carter,
Tate Criswell, Crystal Devin, Robert
Finch, Jesica Flores, Molly Gardner,
Diana Martin, Brooke Miller, Jenny
Rogers, Isaiah Subealdea, Erin Vawter
Fifth Grade—Leah Bentley, Robin
Bryson, Cassie Campbell, Jessica
Carlton, Curtis Carter, Charlsea Ewing,
Chris Gibson, Brittney Howard, Missy
Howard, David Hulsey, Monica Marti-
nez, Geoffrey McCaslin, Lauren Nobile
SixthGrade—Matt Cannon, Amanda
Carlisle, Marci Cruz, Lindsey Dalluge,
Dana Dawson, Jenny Dutton, Chris
Garza, Roger Garza, Jennifer Gore,
Shannon McCaslin, Ashlcigh McWil-
liams, Kassidy Montague, Vivek Patel,
Evalyn Ramos, Nicholas Ramos, Mich-
elle Scott, Tiffany Zapata
High Achievement
Fourth Grade—Anastacio Arellana,
Miranda Baggett, Jonathan Barnes, Ben
Cothran, Chclsey Ehly, Derek Ellis,
John Gage, Regina Gomez, Kourtncy
Jones, Hector Magallanes, Danica
Mahancy, Zac Rogers, Priscilla Sal-
dana, Elaine Sturgess, Kcisha Turner,
Vicki Wilfong, Melissa Williams,
Johnathan Espinoza
Fifth Grade—Amber Ayers, Tabilha
Barclay, J. Frank Been, Brent Burrow,
Alex Craft, Jason Drake, Carla Eudcy,
Angela Hernandez, Ann Holton, Lacey
Johnston, Efran Mata, Mace Moore,
Octavio Rey, Aaron Scarborough,
Blake Singer
Sixth Grade—Shane Anderson, Paul
Caslcllon, Mandi Culwell, Dallas
Cypert, Brian Frerichs, Amy Garcia,
* Two separate crimes were cleared
with the apprehension Sunday and
Monday of four juveniles. The suspects
have been referred to juvenile authori-
ties.
They are believed to have been in-
volved in an OcL 2 burglary of a motor
vehicle in which an auto left on a high
school parking lot during a football
game had a vent window broken to gain
entry. Cassette tapes and a brown
leather case, valued at $610, were taken
from the vehicle.
The four juveniles also are suspects in
an OcL 7 criminal mischief act in which
hay was scattered and pumpkins were
broken at a decorative straw blockade
between the VFW and American Le-
gion halls. Bales, which had been
thrown in the street, were removed by
police.
A citizen reported that a red
Panasonic upright vacuum-cleaner was
stolen from an open garage (no door) in
the 500 block of NE 3rd. The woman
said she had placed the vacuum in the
garage that morning and was away from
home from 9:30 until 11:30. It was
missing when she returned.
Value of the vacuum was placed at
$350.
A City of Tulia electric meter, situ-
ated behind the Allsup's store on SW
2nd, was "pulled out of the ground, then
thrown or slammed onto the concrete."
Damage was placed at $203.
i
GOLF COURSE DAMAGE
In another criminal mischief matter, a
vehicle was driven onto the Tule Lake
Country Club golf course between mid-
night Friday and 8:30 a.m. Saturday.
Extensive damage was done to the sixth
hole green. A decorated whiskey barrel
used as a planter box was also "run
over."
Total damage was placed at $2,550.
The matter remains under investigation.
A citizen reported Saturday that she
had failed to receive her $192 food
stamps card but learned that someone in
possession of the card had forged her
name at the Post Office. Also missing
RYAN MICHAEL ECKLES
Michael and Trisha Eckles of Tulia,
announce the birth of a son, Ryan Mi-
chael, born Oct. 13,1992 at 4:43 p.m. in
St. Mary's Hospital in Lubbock. The
infant weighed 6 pounds, 12 ounces and
was 20 1/2 inches long at birth. Grand-
parents are Harold and Betty Eckles of
Lubbock and Jim and Elaine Burgess of
Dallas.
l
1/2
Day
Price Sale
Only on items located in the
northwest corner of the building
on tables.
Friday, October 23
TB
ulia Wheat Growers, Inc.
1202 N. W. 5th
Farm Store
995-4176
Tulia, Texas
was an AFDC check in the amount of
$158, which apparently has not been
cashed, and a medical care idcntificai-
ton card. Presumably someone took the
items from the woman's mail box.
According to reports reaching police,
an individual knocked glass out of a
vehicle after his parents had refused him
use of the auto. He reportedly sustained
a deep cut on the arm and "lost a lot of
blood" which prompted the parents to
contact police
^WJufrr~,'s~T^e Fit&? ^
By Johnny Daniels
Oct. 17: 3:45 p.m., grass fire eight
miles north on 1-27, one mile wesL Pat
George's land. Fourteen men and units
81, 82 84, 87 and 88 responded.
NEWEST BOOSTER
CLUB MEMBER—
Lee Robertson is the
newest member of
Tulia Athletic
Booster Club. He
shows off his Hornet
jacket and receives
a cap (which he is
wearing) and a
membership card
from J. D. Pepper,
Booster Club presi-
dent. Pepper also
gave him a program
signed by each
Hornet player. The
photo was taken
Thursday at the Tu-
lia Satellite Center.
—Staff Photo
Showdown Time . . .
Hornets At Floydada Friday
Continued from Page One
scrimmage and won 26-7 on the local field.
The Green and White will again own a decided size advantage. From tackle to tackle on
offense they tip the scales at 229, 237,212, 230 and 257. In addition, there is an abundance
of experience.
Floydada's twin tenors of "(Jamie) Davis and (Michael) Henderson are both threats at
any time," Pair says. They combine both size (Davis 178 and Henderson 185) with speed.
Henderson ran second in the district track meet 100 meter dash this spring. Blocking for the
pair if 197 fullback Tyrone Henderson, Michael's younger brother.
Pair predicts "both teams will attempt to keep the ball away from the other one" because
each is concerned with the opponents' explosiveness.
’They're so good at what they do," the Hornet mentor says. "You've just got to line up
and try to stop them."
Led by darting runner Cory Sanders, quarterback Ryan Prater and a stable of fleet
receivers, the Hornets have not been exactly anemic on offense. They have outscored
opponents 169-62 through seven games and hold a 2,026-1,079 edge in total offense.
Sanders, who has rushed for 825 yards, is averaging 6.81 steps a carry.
On the stopper side, Kevin Pepper has 115 tackles (45 unassisted), John Brookins is
credited with 73 stops and Robert Rodriquez has an even 50.
TENTATIVE LINEUPS
Coach Pair expects the Hornets, who came out of the Dimmitt game without a major
injury, to go with the same starters.
Tentative lineups for both squads:
TULIA DEFENSE—Left comer, Brent Barnett, 5'6", 150 pounds, Jr.; left end, Cody
Culwell, 6'3", 175, Jr.; left tackle, Ruben Mireles, 5'9", 190, Sr.; left linebacker, Kevin
Pepper, 6'1", 170, Sr.; left halfback, Kareem White, 6’, 150, Jr.; safety. Cash Love, 5'10", 150,
Jr.; right linebacker, Jr. Garcia, 5’6", 160, Jr.; right tackle, John Brookins 57", 150, Sr.; right
end, Billy Paul Pitt, 6'5", 195, Jr.; right comerback, Robert Rodriguez, 5’11", 150, Sr.; right
halfback, Gary Browning, 62", 155, Sr.; kicker, Ulices Herrera, 5'10", 180, Sr.
TULIA OFFENSE—Left split end. Browning; left tackle, Culwell; left guard, Rey
Rescndez, 57", 155 Sr.; center. Pepper; right guard, Mireles; right tackle, Benjamin Zuniga,
62", 210, Soph.; right slot back. Rusty Crosby, 6', 160, Sr.; right split end, Ryan McCaslin,
6’4", 185, Sr.; quarterback, Ryan Prater, 5'10", 160, Sr.; and running back, Cory Sanders.
5' 10", 155, Sr.
FLOYDADA OFFENSE—Ends, Jason Pyle, 6’3", 160, Sr., and Jess Rodriguez, 5'9",
175, Sr.; tackles, Rafael DeOchoa, 5’6", 229, Jr., and Adam Gonzales, 6'3", 257, Jr.; guards,
Todd Cage, 6’, 237, Sr., and Mike Gilliland, 6', 230, Sr.; center, Scott Crader, 6', 212, Sr.;
quarterback, SammyRodriguez, 5'8", 150, Soph.; fullback,Tyrone Henderson, 62", 197, Jr.;
runningbacks, Michael Henderson, 6T, 185, Sr., and Jamie Davis, 6’, 178, Sr.
FLOYDADA DEFENSE—Ends, Crader and J. Rodriquez; tackles, Cage and Gilliland;
nose guard, DeOchoa; comers, Pyle and Josh Thayer, 6’, 150, Sr.; linebackers. Mike Ochoa,
5'8", 170, Jr., and Wayne Wells, 6*1", 165, Sr.; halfbacks, M. Henderson and Davis.
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