The Seminole Sentinel (Seminole, Tex.), Vol. 87, No. 64, Ed. 1 Sunday, June 5, 1994 Page: 2 of 14

                                
PAGE 2, Seminole (Texts) Seniinel. Sunday, June 5, 1994
Matters of Record
Public Records
FROM GAINES
COUNTY COURTHOUSE
Police
5/31-A complainant at Winns
Variety Store on South Main told
officers that two females entered
the store and that one of them
rolled up two bath towels, valued
at $7, and left the store without
paying for them.
5/31—A complainant in the
600 block of Southwest 3rd
Street told police that a person
asked him to cash a check at the
business where the complainant
worked.
The complainant then said he
asked the customer to sign the
back of the check and the
customer threatened to do bodily
harm to the complainant.
6/1—A complainant in the 900
block of Southwest 7th Street
told police that a person or
persons unknown had written
obscenities on the side of his
vehicle, which was parked on the
south side of his residence.
Another complainant in the
800 block of South Circle Drive
told police a similar incident
occurred to their vehicle, which
was parked on the east side of
their home.
6/1-A complainant in the 600
block of Southwest Avenue J told
police that a person or persons
unknown had taken tools from a
toolbox in his pickup.
Total value of the missing
tools was estimated at $764.
6/1-A complainant in the 300
block of Southwest Avenue J told
police that a person or persons
unknown entered her unlocked
vehicle and had taken a stereo
and speakers, valued at $200.
The complainant al«o
mentioned that the dash on the
vehicle was damaged as a result
of the burglary .
6/2-While on routine patrol,
police noticed a vehicle weaving
erratically in the 100 block of
Southwest Avenue L.
The driver was stopped and
found to be intoxicated. Jesus
Ontiveros. 27, of 507 NW Ave.
G, was arrested by officers for
driving while intoxicated.
Accidents
5/25-At 8:16 ajn., a two-
vehicle accident caused moderate
damage to both vehicles in the
600 Mock of Southwest Avenue
L
According to police
investigators, a 1983 Nissan
pickup, driven by Cameron
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Thomison, 17, of 600 SW Ave. I,
was backing out of a driveway
and a 1987 Nissan Pulsar, driven
by David Garza, 18, of P.O. Box
715, was headed east on
Southwest I, and the Pulsar struck
the pickup.
Thomison was cited by
officers for unsafe backing.
Legal Notices
(Note; A synopsis of all 1 egal
notices appearing in this issue for
the first time will be included in
this column).
-A notice from the Seagraves
schools soliciting bids for several
items.
-Seminole ISD has called for
bids on bakery products and
cleaning & miscellaneous
products to be received by June
24.
EMS
5/30—At 11:12 un. EMS
made an emergency transport of
medical patient from 13 miles
west on Hwy. 180 to Seminole
Memorial Hospital (SMH).
At 3:45 pjn. EMS transferred
patient from SMH to residence
one mile east on Hwy. 180.
5/31—At 12:10 a.m. EMS
made an emergency medical
transport of patient from the 300
block of SW Ave. I to SMH.
At 1:30 a.m. EMS made an
emergency transfer of patient
from SMH to St. Mary of the
Plains Hospital in Lubbock,
medical.
At 2:24 p.m. EMS made a
medical transfer of patient from
the 400 block of SW 16th Street
to SMH, and returned patient to
residence at 3:27 p.m.
6/1-At 6:19 p.m. EMS made
an emergency transfer of patient
from the 300 block of NW Third
Street to SMH.
6/2-At 6:20 p.m. EMS made
an emergency transfer of patient
from the 300 block of NW Third
to St. Mary of the Plains Hospital
in Lubbock, medical.
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Lea County
FARM to CTTY DAY
June 11,1994
Lea County Fairgrounds, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Banquet @ 7:oo p.m.
Free Admission
Exhibits ** Farm Equipment
n Displays ** Food Booths
Petting Zoo ** Kids Games
^ Open All Day
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Live Entertainment All Afternoon
•Bands, Cowboy Poetry.Ctogging,
Round Dancers, Etc.
9:00 a.m.-Ag Tours: Ruch Dairy or Ross
Black Pecan Grove (Buses provided at no
charge); Sheep Shearing; Dairy Milking
Demonstration.
10:30 a.m.-Horseshoeing & Sheep Show.
11:00 a.m.-Veterinary Demonstration.
11:30 a.m.~Steer & Hog Shows; Working
Dog Demonstration.
12:00 Noon-Lea County Gymkhana Club
Horse Show in Jake McClure Arena.
1:00-4:00 p.m.-Every Hour on the Hour-
Lea County Museum Tour (Buses
*Smokey Bear, Dusty Road runner A
Rick Racoon Will Make Special Appearances
•Free Ice Cream All Day
(Provided By Lm County Dairymen)
provided at no charge).
1:00 p.m.-Sheep Show; Dairy Milking Dem-
onstration.
1:30 pjn.-Hog Show; Dairy Show.
2:00 p.m.-Ag Tours: Ruch Dairy or Ross
Black Pecan Grove (Buses provided at no
charge); Dairy Milking & Working Dog Dem-
onstration.
3:00 p.m.-Sheep Shearing; Horseshoeing.
3:30 p.m.-Vetertnary Demonstration.
4:00 p.m.-Dairy Milking Demonstration.
4:30 p.m.-Sheep Shearing.
Banquet Tickets $10
The Third Annual Lea County Farm to Cly Day Banquet will be held at the Lea County Fairgrounds,
June 11 beginning at 700 p.m. The guest speaker wW be Dr. Kenneth Wyatt from Tulia, Texas. A retired
Methodist minister, Dr. Wyatt is a humorist as wed as Christian and Western Artist. Guaranteed to Tickle
your funny boner
The 1994 Agriculture Citizen of the Year win also be announced at the banquet. Banquet tickets wiN
be available at aN Lea County Chambers of Commerce and Farm Bureau Agencies in both Hobbs &
Lovington With door prizes, good food and lots of fun, this banquet it a night not to be missed!
Sponsorships & Exhibits Welcoms. Call Bob Hills ® 505-392-3237.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Lewis Wade MeUenbrme, 18, and
Jessica Lynn Hobbs, 20, both of
Seagraves. May 26;
Joe Wayne Luker, 30, and Krista
Lynn Gallander, 15, both of Hobbs,
NM.. May 27;
George Kosey Lewis Whatley, 24,
and Sheila Gail Pitcock, 38, both of
Seminole, May 27;
Manuel Juarez Saiz, 50, and Juanita
Pristo, 55, both of Hobbs, May 31.
FILE© IN COUNTY COURT
State of Texas vs:
Mary Ellen Curiel, charge of theft
by check, filed May 26;
Orlando Rene Garza, charge of
DW1, filed May 31;
Michael Bingham and Roger Scott
Brock, separate charges of possession
of alcoholic beverages in a dry area
with intent to sell. May 31;
John Allen Parks, charge of DWI,
filed June 1.
FORECLOSURE SALES
Sale scheduled July 5:
First National Bank of Seminole vs
Timothy Lane Ericson and Bobbianne
Ericson, W/2 of Lot 4, and all Lot 5,
Blk 53, Riley replat of Russell Addn,
Seminole, May 27.
COUNTY COURT ACTION
State of Texas vs Jesus Salinas,
order modifying and extending terms
of probation by 12 months. May 27.
State of Texas vs Donald R. Gaston,
case dismissed for lack of evidence.
May 31.
State of Texas vs Ronald Gene
Potter, case dismissed after defendant
completed defensive driving course,
May 31.
State of Texas vs Randy Jones, case
dismissed for lack of evidence. May'
31. ...
In interest of Patricio Diaz, ordei
granting occupational operator’!
license. May 23.
In matter of Richard Edsal Orson
order granting occupational operator’:
license. May 23.
Barbara Wood and Stacey Shook v:
Jesse McGuire, judgment for plaintiff:
in amount of $2,000 plus interest, $80(
attorney fees and all court costs. May
26.
FILED IN DISTRICT COURT
IMOMH _    ----
Ann Kroeker Neufeld and Abram
Neufeld Neufeld, suit for divorce Hied
May 26.
Starla Michelle Campbell vs Kary
Lee Campbell, suit for divorce, filed
May 31.
Amy Carol Irwin vs Daniel Irwin,
suit for divorce, filed May 31.
Glen Godsey and Mary Godsey vs
Del Monte Fodds Co., suit for
damages, filed May 27.
Delinquent tax suits filed May 26-
June l.GCAD vs:
Nicholas Rodriguez and Jose Phine
Rodriquez;
Robert L. Vuicich and lien holders;
Gabio Soto and Mercedes Soto;
Joe Reyes and Mary Reyes.
DISTRICT COURT ACTION
State of Texas vs Ramon Saucedo
and Felipe Garcia. Jr., separate cases
dismissed after defendants were
indicted in another case, June 1.
ABSTRACTS OF JUDGMENT
Royce McCormick and Lynette
McCormick vs Jimmy R. Bowers, filed
May 25.
TAX LIENS
United Slates IRS vs Antonio
Briones, Stella Hnones and Tony
Briones, real and personal property
liens. May 31.
United States IRS vs West Texas
Jh) Keeping an eye on Texas
Credit unions increase membership
The number of Texas credit unions has declined since 1980, as numerous
facilities merged. However, membership in Texas credit unions increased
from 3.2 million in 1980 to 4.9 million members in 1993.
Number of credit unions
1.500
Membership In credit unions
In millions -,5
SOURCES: Credit Union Department of Texas
and John Sharp. Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts.
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J.R.’s Janitorial Sen/ice
758-6064
Concrete & Metal, real property lien,
filed May 31.
WARRANTY DEEDS
Scott M. Johnson, et ux to Robert E.
Hill, et ux. West part of Lot 6 and East
part of Lot 7, Blk 8, Western Hills
Addn Installment #6.
Carey Lynn Stotko, Clovia J.
Talley, Christy L. Robinson, Jerry M.
Riggan, Timothy S. Riggan and Nat M.
Riggan to Addison Flying Service,
Lie., 21.52 acre tract in S/2 of Sec. 482,
BlkG.
Randal Armstrong, et ux to Peter
Bergen Farms, Inc., S/2 of Sec. 338
and East 10 acres of SE/4 of SE/4 of
Sec. 351, BlkG.
Randle F. Allen et ux to Carlos R.
Espinoza et ux. Lots 9 and 10, Blk 2,
Community Addn, a subd of Outlots 4
and 5, O/T Seagraves.
Bill Vuicich, et ux 10 David
Driedger, et ux, 0.69 acre tract in NE
part of Sec. 18. Blk C 44.
Resolution Trust and Andrews
S&L, et al to Frank Wiebe, et ux. Lots
9, 10, 11, 15 less S 2/12 acres, and 16,
Southridge Addn subd in Sec. 383, Blk
G.
David G. Rempel et ux to Frank
Loewen, et ux, E 100’ of Lot 1 and S 5’
of E 100’ of Lot 2. Blk 74, Riley
Replat of Russell Addn, Seminole. 1
PHH Homequity Corp to Michael
W. Lord, et ux. S 70’ of Lot 2 and N
15’ of Lot 3, Blk 17, Sunset Acres
Addn.
William J. Shrum, et al to James R.
Calon, Lot 6. Blk 17, Austin Miller
First Addn.
Fern B. Adams, et vir to Susan
Wallace 1/3 interest in Lots 18-21,
Pittman Addn.
OIL & GAS LEASES
Mobil Exploration A. Producing to
Lawless Energy, Inc., W/2 of NW/4
and SE/4 of NW/4 of Sec. 3, Blk G.
Austral Oil Co. Inc. to Patricia H.
Clark Trust, S/2 of Sec. 18, Blk A-9.
Virginia B. Lawhon Trustee, Ethel
T. Vinson Trust, and Martha Emerson
Trustee to Quency Energy Co., Sec. 33,
Blk H.
Elizabeth Fogerson and Irene
McCoy to Wilderspin, Inc. Blk 6,
League 311.
Richard H. Coats to Wilderspin,
Inc.. W/2 of NW/4 of Sec. 198, Blk G.
Roberts A Koch, Petroleum Inc.,
Petroleum Technical Service and
Universal Resources Corp. to First City
Texas Trust, and Petco Ltd, E/2 of Sec.
13, Blk A-28, release.
Melody Kramer, Allison S. Reeder
Trust, and Thomas P. Reeder Trustee
» PhiHips Petroleum Co., Labors 19.
Tract in 8. 9. 11 League 290. Gray
CSL.
B. L. House and Clifton Wilderspin
to Marshall R. Young Oil Co., S/2 of
NW/4 of Sec. 9 and N/100 acres in
NE/4 of Sec. 10.BlkC-44
David B. Wynne and Charles A.
Wynne to Wilderspin, Inc.. NE/4 of
Sec. 282. Blk G.
Kerr McGee Corp., Dorothy
Robertson, Joe R. Puckett Revocable
Trust, Carole G. Howard. Nancy S.
Donovan Trustee, Daniel R. Fleeman
Trustee, Helen L. Fleeman Trustee,
Bank One Of Texas Trustee, Bill
Seltzer and Nationsbank of Texas
trustee to Marshall R. Young Oil Co.,
S/2 of NW/4 of Sec. 51, Blk AX.
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