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Sherman, Williams, Fortenberry, Norrell, Lipham, Foster, and Powell show champions
Rabbits and goats added a new twist to the Floyd County Stock Show this year. Even though new problems cropped up with judging and showing new categories, the rabbit and goat shows were considered a success by participants and stock show observers. Lockney youngster Anna Sherman won the "Best of Show" category with her Mini Rex rabbit, and Jay Ragland, of Lockney, won "Reserve Best In Show" with a New Zealand rabbit. Goats also made their debut at the Floyd County Stock Show and Kortney Williams, of Floydada, earned the Grand Champion title with her 82 lb. medium weight goat. Molly Long's 99 lb. heavy weight goat was named Reserve Grand Champion. In the Lamb Show, Lockney 4-H'er Eddie Fortenberry's 127 lb. medium-heavy Medium Wool was named the Grand Champion. Tasha Powell, of Lockney, won the Reserve Grand Champion title with her 117 lb. medium weight Medium Wool lamb. The Swine Show Grand Champion was shown by Ashley Norrell, of Floydada. She won with her 246 lb. Hampshire. The Reserve Grand Champion Swine was won with the 207 lb. Cross belonging to Taylor Beedy, of Floydada. Floydada youngster Mason Lipham showed the Grand Champion steer--a 1,285 lb. Cross. The Reserve Grand Champion steer, a 1,355 lb. Cross, was shown by Taylor Beedy, of Floydada. Senee Foster, of Lockney, had the Overall Grand Champion Heifer--a champion European Heifer. Tylee Williams, of Lockney, showed the Reserve Grand Champion Heifer--her breed champion Angus. Lamb Showmanship honors went to Junior Showman Krista Rasco, and Senior Showman Tasha Powell. Goat Showmanship honors were earned by Junior Showman Kortney Williams, and Senior Showman Jesalyn Bradley. Chyann Powell earned the Showmanship buckle in the Rabbit Show. In the Swine Show, Randa Shurbet was named the Junior Showman, and Kayla Kelley was named Senior Showman. In the Steer Show, Mandi Wood was named Senior Showman, and Brady Ragland was named Junior Showman. Seven heifers, 30 steers, 29 lambs, and 189 swine were shown. Twenty-five goats and 20 rabbits were entered in the show. The next Junior Rabbit Show will be on March 1st at the Unity Center. Stock Show results are as follows: GILT Class 1: Hayley Pierce, 1st; Laura Cruz, 2nd; Randy Kennedy, 3rd; Kelsey Kelley, 4th; Jamie Austin, 5th; Lauren Powell, 6th; Johanna Dawdy, 7th; Cynthia Martinez, 8th; Skye Nutt, 9th; Jay Ragland, 10th. Class 2: Garrison Marricle, 1st; Kayla Kelley, 2nd; Katie Kelley, 3rd; Krista Rasco, 4th; Cynthia Martinez, 5th; Johanna Dawdy, 6th; Molly Long, 7th; Edrie Marricle, 8th; Johanna Dawdy, 9th; Kayla K. Kelley, 10th. Class 3: Kacy Powell, 1st; Kelsey Kelley, 2nd; Tanner Battey, 3rd; Kayla Kelley, 4th; Brady Rasco, 5th; Molly Long, 6th; Johanna Dawdy, 7th; Molly Long, 8th; Kayla K. Kelley, 9th; Garrison Marricle, 10th. Class 4: Katie Kelley, 1st; Tara Hughes, 2nd; Molly Long, 3rd; Mandi Wood, 4th; Hagen Johnson, 5th; Spencer Schacht, 6th; Katalina Araujo, 7th; Micah Thornton, 8th; Cancy Cabler, 9th; Kelsey Williams, 10th. Grand Champion Gilt: Kacy Powell Reserve Breed Champ: Katie Kelley
Berkshire Class 1: Tyler Battey, 1st; Randy Kennedy, 2nd; Cody Patton, 3rd. Breed Champion: Tyler Battey Reserve Breed Champ: Randy Kennedy
Duroc Class 1: Krista Rasco, 1st; Ross Bennett, 2nd; Rylee Shurbet, 3rd; Skye Nutt, 4th; Cole Patton, 5th; Jason Nutt, 6th; Randy Kennedy, 7th; Richard Landrum, 8th; Class 2: McCrae McCormick, 1st; Brooke Hayes, 2nd; Chase Mitchell, 3rd; Christopher Hayter, 4th; Tyler Derryberry, 5th; Cassie Martinez, 6th; Spencer Schacht, 7th; Dylan Thomas, 8th. Class 3: Corey Hayter, 1st; Whitney Williams, 2nd; Kimber Bennett, 3rd; Kellen Wyrick, 4th; Kelsey Williams, 5th; Garrett Mathis, 6th; Kaylie Nutt, 7th; Walker Kemp, 8th. Breed Champion: Corey Hayter Reserve Breed Champ: Krista Rasco
Hampshire Class 1: Trey Casillas, 1st; Kaylie Nutt, 2nd; Walker Kemp, 3rd; Alyssa Bennett, 4th; Michael Fortenberry, 5th; Josh Bradley, 6th; Cameron Kemp, 7th; Chyann Powell, 8th; Trey Graves, 9th. Class 2: Ty Young, 1st; Katie Gooch, 2nd; Morgan Norrell, 3rd; Michael Fortenberry, 4th; Kayla Stovall, 5th; Katalina Araujo, 6th; Garrett Mathis, 7th; Tate Jones, 8th. Class 3: Garrett Mathis, 1st; Christopher Hayter, 2nd; Justin Stoerner, 3rd; Mandi Wood, 4th; Katalina Araujo, 5th; Jason Nutt, 6th; Kellen Wyrick, 7th; Katie Kelley, 8th. Class 4: Ashley Norrell, 1st; Randa Shurbet, 2nd; Tyler Derryberry, 3rd; McCrae McCormick, 4th; Dylan Thomas, 5th; Corey Hayter, 6th; Kami Wilson, 7th; Kami Wilson, 8th. Breed Champion: Ashley Norrell Reserve Breed Champ: Trey Casillas
Poland China & Spot Class 1: Tanner Battey, 1st; Tara Hughes, 2nd; Meghan Graham, 3rd; Christopher Hayter, 4th; Cole Patton, 5th. Class 2: David Rodriquez, 1st; Tyler Derryberry, 2nd; Kacy Powell, 3rd; Skye Nutt, 4th. Class 3: Corey Hayter, 1st; Cody Patton, 2nd; Lauren Powell, 3rd; Chance Crossland, 4th. Breed Champion: Tanner Battey Reserve Breed Champ: Corey Hayter
Yorkshire Class 1: Justin Stoerner, 1st; Jamie Johnston, 2nd; Ross Bennett, 3rd; Jamie Austin, 4th; Hayley Pierce, 5th; Rance Schumacher, 6th. Class 2: Laura Cruz, 1st; Tate Jones, 2nd; Katie Kelley, 3rd; Mandi Wood, 4th; Cameron Kemp, 5th. Class 3: Ashley Norrell, 1st; Kellen Wyrick, 2nd; Garrison Marricle, 3rd; Jesalyn Bradley, 4th, Katalina Araujo, 5th. Breed Champion: Ashley Norrell Reserve Breed Champ: Laura Cruz
White OPB Class 1: Edrie Marricle, 1st; Randy Kennedy, 2nd; Walker Kemp, 3rd; Kimber Bennett, 4th; Chyann Powell, 5th. Class 2: Lindsey Nutt, 1st; Corey Hayter, 2nd; Christopher Hayter, 3rd; Haley Cochran, 4th; Kayla K. Kelley, 5th. Breed Champion: Lindsey Nutt Reserve Breed Champ: Corey Hayter
Crossbreed Class 1: Laura Cruz, 1st; Cynthia Martinez, 2nd; Alyssa Bennett, 3rd; Rylee Shurbet, 4th; Brooke Hayes, 5th; Hayley Pierce, 6th; Garrett Mathis, 7th; Brock Smith, 8th; Lindsey Nutt, 9th; Rance Schumacher, 10th; Kami Wilson, 11th; Trey Casillas, 12th. Class 2: Brady Ragland, 1st; Jason Nutt, 2nd; Ross Bennett, 3rd; Laura Cruz, 4th; Ashley Norrell, 5th; Chance Crossland, 6th; Kayla K. Kelley, 7th; David Rodriquez, 8th; TyAnne Battey, 9th; Ross Bennett, 10th; Skye Nutt, 11th; Cassie Martinez, 12th. Class 3: Taylor Beedy, 1st; Meghan Graham, 2nd; Mallory Cooper, 3rd; Kaylee Nutt, 4th; Lindsey Nutt, 5th; Brooke Hayes, 6th; Kimber Bennett, 7th; Ty Young, 8th; Tara Hughes, 9th; Alyssa Bennett, 10th; Edrie Marricle, 11th; Cameron Kemp, 12th; Ryker Cabler, 13th. Class 4: Randa Shurbet, 1st; Cole Patton, 2nd; Garrison Marricle, 3rd; Cynthia Martinez, 4th; Hayley Pierce, 5th; Tara Hughes, 6th; Tate Jones, 7th; Hagen Johnson, 8th; Michael Fortenberry, 9th; Morgan Norrell, 10th; Kayla Stovall, 11th; Whitney Williams, 12th; Trey Graves, 13th. Breed Champion: Taylor Beedy Reserve Breed Champ: Brady Ragland Grand Champion Barrow: Ashley Norrell, Hampshire Reserve Champ Barrow: Taylor Beedy, Cross Jr. Showmanship: Randa Shurbet Sr. Showmanship: Kayla Kelley
A.B.C. Ty Young, 1st Breed Champion: Ty Young
Angus Class 1: Daryn McCarter, 1st; Tylee Williams, 2nd; Justin Stoerner, 3rd. Class 2: Brazos Williams, 1st; Ty Young, 2nd; Justin Stoerner, 3rd. Breed Champion: Brazos Williams Reserve Breed Champ: Daryn McCarter
Hereford Class 1: Chase Mitchell, 1st; Clay Ware, 2nd; Cody Ware, 3rd. Class 2: Brady Ragland, 1st; Lexi Covington, 2nd; Krista Rasco, 3rd. Breed Champion: Brady Ragland Reserve Breed Champ: Chase Mitchell
Shorthorn Class 1: Tate Greer, 1st; Dahlen McCarter, 2nd. Class 2: Karah Jo Hrbacek, 1st; Haden Lipham, 2nd. Breed Champion: Tate Greer Reserve Breed Champ: Karah Jo Hrbacek
Cross Class 1: Mason Lipham, 1st; Colton Covington, 2nd; Riley Teeter, 3rd. Class 2: Cody Gardner, 1st; Sunny Williams, 2nd; Blake Greer, 3rd. Class 3: Mason Lipham, 1st; Janee Hrbacek, 2nd; Mandi Wood, 3rd; Michael Fortenberry, 4th. Class 4: Taylor Beedy, 1st; Brady Rasco, 2nd; J. Paul Hrbacek, 3rd. Breed Champion: Mason Lipham Reserve Breed Champ: Taylor Beedy Grand Champion: Mason Lipham Reserve Grand Champ: Taylor Beedy Jr. Showmanship: Brady Ragland Sr. Showmanship: Mandi Wood
British Breeds Red Angus Class 1: Sunny Williams, 1st; Sunny Williams, 2nd. Class 2: Sunny Williams, 1st; Riley Teeter, 2nd. Breed Champion: Sunny Williams Reserve Breed Champ: Sunny Williams
Angus Class 1: Brazos Williams, 1st; Justin Stoerner, 2nd; J.W. McPherson, 3rd. Class 2: Tylee Williams, 1st; J.W. McPherson, 2nd; Ty Young, 3rd. Class 3: Brazos Williams, 1st; Tylee Williams, 2nd. Breed Champion: Tylee Williams Reserve Breed Champion: Brazos Williams
Hereford Class 1: Brady Ragland Breed Champion: Brady Ragland Champion British Heifer: Tylee Williams Reserve Champ British Heifer: Sunny Williams
European Breeds Chi Angus Class 1: Senee Foster, 1st; Segayle Foster, 2nd; SyAnn Foster, 3rd. Class 2: SyAnn Foster, 1st. Champion European Heifer: Senee Foster Reserve Champ European Heifer: Segayle Foster Grand Champion Overall Heifer: Senee Foster Reserve Champ Overall Heifer: Tylee Williams
LAMB SHOW Fine Wool Tasha Powell, 1st; Chyann Powell, 2nd; Tyler Chessir, 3rd. Breed Champion: Tasha Powell Reserve Breed Champion: Chyann Powell
Fine Wool Cross Eddie Fortenberry, 1st; Haley Cochran, 2nd; Dillon Chesshir, 3rd. Breed Champion: Eddie Fortenberry Reserve Breed Champion: Haley Cochran
Southdown Dillon Chessir, 1st; Tyler Chessir, 2nd. Breed Champion: Dillon Chessir. Reserve Breed Champion: Tyler Chesshir
Medium Wool Lightweight: Haley Cochran, 1st; Laci Schumacher, 2nd; Brady Rasco, 3rd; Kellen Wyrick, 4th; Katy Austin, 5th; Tyler Chessir, 6th. Medium Weight: Tasha Powell, 1st; Eddie Fortenberry, 2nd; Krista Rasco, 3rd; Brady Rasco, 4th; Cancy Cabler, 5th; Dillon Chessir, 6th. Medium Heavy: Eddie Fortenberry, 1st; Laci Schumacher, 2nd; Tasha Powell, 3rd; Tyler Chessir, 4th; Katy Austin, 5th; Dillon Chessir, 6th. Heavy Weight: Laci Schumacher, 1st; Chyann Powell, 2nd; Laci Schumacher, 3rd. Breed Champion: Eddie Fortenberry Reserve Breed Champion: Tasha Powell
GRAND CHAMPION: Eddie Fortenberry RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Tasha Powell Junior Showmanship: Krista Rascoe Senior Showmanship: Tasha Powell
GOAT SHOW Lightweight: Josh Bradley, 1st; Daryn McCarter, 2nd; Dahlen McCarter, 3rd; J. Paul Hrbacek, 4th; Daryn McCarter, 5th; J. Paul Hrbacek, 6th; Dahlen McCarter, 7th; Jesalyn Bradley, 8th; Alece Annunzato, 9th. Medium Weight: Kortney Williams, 1st; Kortney Williams, 2nd; Kortney Williams, 3rd; Dahlen McCarter, 4th; Kelsey Kelley, 5th; Gabriel Mendoza, 6th; Alece Annunzato, 7th; Gabriel Mendoza, 8th. Heavy Weight: Molly Long, 1st; Molly Long, 2nd; Kortney Williams, 3rd; Garrett Thornton, 4th; Garrett Thornton, 5th; Kelsey Kelley, 6th; J. Paul Hrbacek, 7th; Daryn McCarter, 8th.
GRAND CHAMPION: Kortney Williams RESERVE GRAND CHAMPION: Molly Long Junior Showmanship: Kortney Williams Senior Showmanship: Jesalyn Bradley
RABBIT SHOW Anna Sherman: Mini Lop Best of Breed; Jersey Wooley, 3rd; Mini Rex Best of Breed. Will Foster: Flemish Giant Best of Breed; Rex Best of Breed; Rex, 2nd; Rex, 3rd. Addie Foster: Mini Lop, 2nd; Mini Lop, 3rd; Californian Best of Breed. Kami Wilson: Dutch Best of Breed; Satin Best of Breed. Jay Ragland: Dutch Best Opposite Sex; Jersey Wooley Best Opposite Sex; New Zealand Best of Breed. Ryker Cabler: Mini Rex Best Opposite Sex. Cancy Cabler: Jersey Wooley, Best of Breed; New Zealand, 2nd; Dutch, 3rd. Chyann Powell: Jersey Wooley, 2nd.
BEST IN SHOW: Anna Sherman, Mini Rex RESERVE BEST IN SHOW: Jay Ragland, New Zealand Showmanship: Chyann Powell
Plenty of hilarious action and crowd participation will keep the old Longhorn Gym buzzing, January 26th, during the popular Donkey Basketball Tournament. There will be 3 games played, between 4 different teams. The game will kick off at 3:00 p.m. and should be over by 4:30 p.m--in plenty of time to get back home for the Super Bowl game. Tickets are on sale now and can be bought at the LISD office, at Citibank, or from any Junior Class member. Tickets are $5.00 if bought in advance and $7.00 if bought at the door. All proceeds go to the Junior Class. Donkey Basketball is played with four donkeys and four riders on each team. Names of some of the donkeys are: Super Stupid, Elvis, Rigor Mortis, Thunder Ball, Snuffy, Kilroy, and Honey Pot (the world's buckin'est donkey). Although there are rules to the games--the players have a hard time sticking to them, and the donkeys ignore the rules altogether. At the beginning of the game, players lead their donkeys onto the court and line up under the baskets. Players must stay dismounted until they and the donkeys are introduced, and the referee blows the whistle and throws the ball onto the court. Players may then ride or lead their donkey to the ball. When passing the ball between players one or the other must be mounted. Players must also be mounted to shoot, steal the ball, or block passes and shots. You may lead the donkey to the basket, but you must be mounted to shoot. (Of course--the donkeys never stay under the basket. Most of the time they don't stay anywhere near the basket). The ball cannot be held more than fifteen seconds. Team cooperation is at its worst with players who refuse to move or love to see their own teammates tumble over their heads. Football helmets are a must in this game--and a great sense of humor comes in handy.
Obituaries FRANKIE ELLISON Services for Frankie Ellison, 88, of Crosbyton were held at the Crosbyton Church of Christ. William Eudy officiated. Burial was in the Crosbyton cemetery under the direction of Adams Funeral Home. She died Friday, January 10, 2003. She was born April 12, 1914, in Petrolia. She moved to Crosbyton in 1938. She married Duward Belmont Ellison on February 19, 1940, in Lakeview. He died April 8, 1983 Mrs. Ellison attended school in the Lakeview Community, Floyd County in the 1930's, and then graduated Amarillo Beauty College. She was a member of the Crosbyton Church of Christ and the Needle Club. Survivors include a daughter, Judy Brown of Iowa Park; two sons, Terry and Brooks, both of Crosbyton; six sisters, Ernestine Cotthaus of Grand Junction, Colorado, Dana Applegate of Alvarado, Sue Powell of Cortez, Colorado, Tommie Dennison of Lubbock, Leona Looney of Huntsville and Maxine Beck of Dumas; nine grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren. The family suggests memorials to White River Youth Camp, P.O. Box 455, Crosbyton, Texas 79322, or the Western Christian Foundation, P.O. Drawer W, Wichita Falls, Texas 76308.
ALBERT G. SANTANA Funeral services for Albert G. Santana, 59, a longtime resident of Lockney, were held Wednesday in Austin. Arrangements were by All Faiths Funeral Service. Mr. Santana died Monday, January 6, 2003. He was born October 12, 1943, in Alliance, Nebraska. Survivors include his wife, Maria Santana of Austin; a sister, Anita Naranjo of Greeley, Colorado; a son, Leonel Santana of Austin; four stepsons, Cruz Tijerina of Las Vegas, Nevada, Joe Tiejerina of Elgin, Nick Tijerina of Fort Worth and Javier Tijerina of Lubbock; four stepdaughters, Marina Martinez of Las Vegas, Nevada, Jasu Tijerina of Lubbock, Linda Wasson of Austin and Jackie Tijerina of Austin; three nieces, Alicia Gonzalez of Lockney, Soyla Duran of El Paso and Hope Martinez of Plainview; a nephew, Ricardo Luna Jr., of El Paso; and 16 grandchildren.
JIMMIE LEE RHODES Jimmie Lee Rhodes, 80, of Fort Collins, passed away Monday, November 25, 2002, at Poudre Valley Hospital in Fort Collins. A memorial service was held at Harmony Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Larry Kunter officiated. Jimmie was born November 17, 1922, in Frisco. She was the youngest of the girls born to Myrtle Mae and William H. Watson. Jimmie graduated from LaAiroas High School in 1941. Jimmie and Ray Rhodes were married March 8, 1946, in Clayton, New Mexico. In Lockney, the Rhodes owned and operated Rhodes Supermarket, Rhodes Grocery Store, Raymond's Meat Market, Raymond's Restaurant, and the Dixie Dog stand. Around 1965 the family moved to Boulder. Jimmie worked at the Pancake House and assisted Ray in building a very successful business of his own, Ray's Meat Market. Ray passed away in 1990, and in 1992, Jimmie moved to Fort Collins. Survivors include her oldest son, Jack and wife Diane Rhodes of Phoenix; daughters, Pat and husband Rick O'Halloran of Las Vegas, and Pam and husband Kevin Beard of Fort Collins; a son, Rick Rhodes and Kathy Brooks of Atlanta, Georgia; six grandchildren; and one great-grandson. The family requests that memorial donations be made to the Poudre Valley Hospital Foundation for Pulmonary Rehab, 1024 S. Lemay Ave., Fort Collins, Colorado 80524.
Dear Editor, My sisters and I commend your support for the Floydada Veterans Memorial project. Community efforts to honor your citizens are appreciated by families, communities, and the nation. Thank you for remembering our father and all of the veterans from your county. Nora Hatley
Buchmann
This will be the last time you see our newspaper on this size paper. Starting next week you may notice that our newspaper is smaller in width and depth. This change is being made because of smaller paper in the printing press. Blanco Offset Printing is making these changes to keep our costs down. The price of the larger paper is going up. If they continued to print off of this current size paper our prices would go up. If our prices went up--your prices would go up. Our new size paper will be the same size as the Lubbock Avalanche and Plainview Daily Herald currently use. They have been printing off the smaller size for quite some time. Old habits are hard to break and it is going to be quite an adjustment in this office. We have a lot of format changes to make. So the readers won't be the only ones having to get used to the new look. I guess we will all adjust and life will go on. Jeffrey Hunter, a graduate of Lockney High School, has spent his Christmas break helping us here in the office. He has been such an asset to us and we really hate to see him go back to school. He is a computer guru and artist and he has helped us make the adjustment to the new formats. God sent him just in time. God always answers my prayers in the most delightful and unexpected ways. We've asked Jeffrey to quit school and come here full time, but he said no. He will be spending the next 6 months studying in Greece and he told us he wasn't even going to take his cell phone so we could call and ask computer questions. Sounds like a typical computer programer to me!
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