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Shopping in Plainview 

IS IT WORTH IT? 

(NOTE: “Should people shop at home even if it’s more expensive?” The 

fi rst of a two-part series, published in Friday’s Herald and available at www. 

MyPlainview.com, looked at that question from retailers’ perspectives. Today’s 

article answers it from consumers’ points of view.) 

By KEVIN LEWIS 

Herald Editor 

Dr. Charles Starnes remembers a general store his 

randfather operated for some 30 years in Winona, 

town of about 500 people in east Texas. After he 

ied in the 1960s, Starnes’ said his granddad’s wife 

nd then their daughter ran the store. 

“It was a source of everything for that little town 

Courtesy Photo by Eric Turner 

Detective Al Longoria with the 

Plainview Police Department 

Honor Guard salutes during a 

Veterans Day ceremony at the 

Hale County Courthouse. 

Serving 

with 

honor 

By JESSICA THORNTON 

Special Projects Writer 

“Espirit de corps” means to 

ave pride in one’s self and 

epartment. 

That motto rings true for the 

lainview Fire/Police Honor 

uard. 

According to Honor Guard 

ommander Capt. Mike Allen, 

he guard was formed about 20 

ears when then Police Chief 

oy Osborne decided it would 

e a good idea and good for 

orale. 

After no one else came 

orward, Allen said he volun- 

HONOR GUARD, Page 2A 

and the surrounding farm communities,” Starnes 

said. “But it closed because it couldn’t compete 

with people traveling to Tyler, which is only about 

20 miles away.” 

Now, Starnes — a professor of economics and fi - 

nance, a city councilman as well as owner of a local 

business, PakMail — sees that same thing happening 

in many cities surrounding Plainview. 

“Try going to Silverton or one of the other little 

communities and try to buy something other than at 

an Allsup’s,” he said. 

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A Plainview Chamber of Commerce-sponsored billboard along Fifth Street 

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Rudy Calderon portrays Joseph and Janice Sharp is Mary holding baby Jesus as the focal point of a live nativity scene Friday night in front of the Church of Jesus 

Christ of Latter-day Saints. The scene, which went on in spite of temperatures hovering around freezing, also included the wise men and shepherds. 

‘And with your spirit’ 

By RYAN BLAKE THURMAN 

Plainview Herald 

SHOPPING, Page 2A 

As the season of Advent began Nov. 26, the 

American Catholic church implemented a new 

English translation of the liturgy that had been 

used for celebrating Mass since 1962. 

“I think it’s a wonderful change,” said Pat 

Heinen, 51, who is what is typically referred to 

as a “Cradle Catholic,” one who was born into 

the faith. “To be really honest with you, back in 

the Vatican days, after Vatican II, (the Catholic 

church) did the English translation in such a hurry, 

they didn’t translate it correctly. They’ve worked 

on it for nine years to get the correct translation. 

Now, it’s more poetic like the Latin language.” 

While the changes are mainly rhetorical, the 

language during Mass now more accurately refl 

ects the original meanings. 

One of the biggest changes is the congregation’s 

response after the priest says: “The Lord be with 

you.” Instead of replying, “And also with you,” 

the new response is “And with your spirit,” which 

is closer to the Latin, “et cum spiritu tuo.” 

“It just reminds us that the priest is representing 

Jesus and is working with (Jesus”) spirit,” Heinen 

said. “I think it’s been a good change.” 

Before Vatican II, or the Second Vatican Council, 

Mass was conducted in Latin. While it offered 

a proper account of how Mass had been conducted 

throughout the history of the church, it posed a bit 

of a problem for certain parishioners. Basically, 

most lay people either didn’t know Latin or had 

no idea what exactly they were reciting. 

“I know with my father, he would be praying 

the rosary during the most important part of the 

Mass because he didn’t know what was going 

on,” Heinen said. 

While the initial English translation of Mass allowed 

parishioners to be more actively engaged in 

the ritual, it still left something to be desired. 

And while those changes are being welcomed 

by most, they will take some time to get accustomed 

to. 

“(The congregation) seems to be adapting quite 

well,” the Rev. Patrick Maher, priest at St. Alice 

AlphaTex 

hearing set 

for Jan. 6 

By KEVIN LEWIS 

Herald Editor 

The next step in the AlphaTex 

Kennel case has been set. 

A hearing is scheduled for 

1:30 p.m. Jan. 6 at the Amarillo 

District Courthouse to consider 

motions fi led by Paul Holloway, 

the Plainview attorney representing 

AlphaTex owners Mark and 

Sandra Smith. The Smiths are 

accused of inhumane treatment 

of some 231 dogs at their kennel 

near Aiken. The dogs were seized 

Sept. 28, and most have been 

placed in foster care with facilities 

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Saturday’s High . . . . . . . . 37 degrees 

Friday’s High . . . . . . . . . . 37 degrees 

Friday’s Overnight Low . . 24 degrees 

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and light freezing rain or light 

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a slight chance of rain in the afternoon. 

Highs in the lower 40s. South 

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Tonight...Cloudy. Patchy fog after 

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winds 10 to 15 mph. 

Monday...Cloudy. Patchy fog in the 

morning. Highs in the upper 40s. 

Monday night...Cloudy with a 20 

percent chance of showers. Lows in 

the upper 30s. 

MONDAY: Sunrise 7:42; Sunset 

5:40. 

Saturday’s high of 37 was 41 

degrees below the record local high of 

78 set for that date in 1933. Friday’s 

high of 37 was 39 degrees below the 

record local high of 76 set for that date 

in 1927. Friday’s overnight low of 24 

was 20 degrees above the record local 

low of 4 set for that date in 1917. 

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2011 

If you properly manage the many 

opportunities that will be coming 

your way in the year ahead, your 

fi nancial prospects can brighten 

considerably. Work hard and do your 

best at whatever comes your way or 

is thrown at you. 

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) 

— Although you love partnerships, 

you’ll be luckier when you operate 

independently. It’s one of those days 

when everyone could trip over one 

another’s feet. 

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — 

Don’t base any important arrangement 

you make with another on pure 

assumption. Both parties must be 

very explicit in what you expect of 

the other. 

AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — 

ome assignments or duties delegatd 

to others might be ignored or go 

nfi nished, so don’t rely on anybody 

or anything important that you need 

o get done. 

PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — 

on’t be surprised if persons you 

now socially behave diff erently 

hen doing business doing with you. 

ach setting demands a diff erent 

rotocol, and that’s as it should be. 

ARIES (March 21-April 19) — 

ven though you’re likely to do well 

ith most circumstances, there are 

till certain situations that could give 

ou trouble. Keep your guard up just 

n case. 

TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — 

lthough people who know you well 

ill understand your way of doing 

hings, not everybody else will. When 

orking with someone new, explain 

very step you take. 

GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — 

asks you’ve done for a long time 

ave the potential of going well, 

ut jobs you’ve never tackled before 

ight give you a hard time. You’ll do 

etter if you remain patient. 

CANCER (June 21-July 22) — 

hen dealing with others, don’t 

erely tell them what you think 

hey want to hear from you, but be 

s frank and honest as possible about 

hatever it is you’re discussing. 

LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — People 

n general tend to be a bit self-inolved, 

so don’t think it’s you’re fault 

f they don’t respond well to what 

ou’re trying to do for them. Sadly, 

hey might not even notice. 

VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — As 

ong as everything is going well for 

ou, you’ll perform admirably. Howver, 

the moment you’re challenged 

r meet with slight turbulence, you 

ould take a nosedive. 

LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — 

hen your objectives are clearly 

efi ned and you do your part, things 

ill go well for you. However, the 

oment you rely on sheer luck to 

ake care of things, the opposite will 

e true. 

SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — 

ven though you’re likely to know 

xactly what you want to do and how 

o do it, your staying power might be 

bit weak. Unless you keep your viality 

up, you won’t accomplish your 

ims. 

Words of Life 

Never be lacking in 

eal, but keep your spiriual 

fervor, serving the 

ord. — Romans 12:11 

IV 


After several days of weather delays, the intersection at Olton Road and Ennis was closed to north-south traffi c late last week in a 

project expected to take 2-3 weeks. Traffi c remains open to east-west traffi c at the intersection. The reconstruction of Olton Road/ 

Fifth Street is about one-quarter of the way through its expected two-year schedule. 

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Continued from Page 1A 

Catholic Church, said. 

“They seem to be happy. 

There has been a little 

confusion, but it has gone 

well.” 

While the congregation 

has some new responses 

to get used to, priests have 

had even more to learn. 

“The English is a little 

antique,” Maher said. 

“It’s not easy English, but 

it’s going OK. It’s a matter 

of getting used to it. 

After a little while, it will 

be fi ne.” 

The new translation 

has been in the works for 

almost a decade, and the 

American Catholic Church 

is actually not the fi rst to 

implement the changes 

as European Catholic 

churches made the switch 

last summer. 

“My daughter (Michelle) 

was in England 

It hasn’t gotten to that point in 

Plainview, but if trends of local 

residents going to Lubbock to shop 

continue, no doubt more empty 

buildings will be dotting the city’s 

landscape. 

“I’m not saying that shopping 

local would have saved the 

JCPenney outlet or Hastings or 

Gabriel’s or any of the places that 

have closed, but certainly we miss 

them,” Starnes said. 

More business may not have 

kept the doors open at the Penney’s 

outlet, which was part of 

a company-wide closure, but it 

very likely would have meant a 

lot to Hastings and other shuttered 

stores. 

So why don’t Plainview 

residents shop at Plainview businesses? 

The bottom line is because very 

often it costs more. 

“It depends on a lot of things, 

but I would go to Lubbock if I 

could fi nd something cheaper,” 

said Barbara Robertson, a substitute 

teacher here the past 20 years. 

“I tend to get a bargain if I can, 

so I would travel to Lubbock to 

get something I (couldn’t afford 

otherwise.”) 

Robertson said she is willing 

to pay more if she knows the 

business owners or the business is 

“friendly. 

“I tend to shop with people like 

that,” she said. 

Elaine Seagler said she is willing 

to pay more to support local 

businesses, “but it has to be within 

reason. 

“I don’t think people mind paying 

a level higher, but when they 

triple the price, that’s when people 

balk,” Seagler said. “I know we’ve 

got to keep our economy going 

here, but if the (local) merchants 

would not try to skyrocket their 

prices.” 

in October, and England 

started the changes this 

summer,” Heinin said. 

“I was talking with my 

daughter and she said, 

‘They are doing it without 

even thinking about it 

because it’s so common.’ 

Once we get a few weeks 

down the road people will 

think nothing of it.” 

After attending Mass 

on Thursday morning, 

Heinen said she was beginning 

to fall into rhythm 

with the changes, but just 

in case a parishioner has 

a memory lapse, there are 

always pew cards, and 

a projector displays the 

proper responses. 

Interestingly, the English 

translation is now up 

to speed with the original 

Spanish translation, which 

was translated correctly 

during Vatican II. 

“It’s always funny to 

hear people who go to 

both (English and Spanish) 

Masses because 

they’re like, ‘We don’t say 

this, we say it like this,’ ” 

Heinen said. 

Now, the world’s more 

than 1 billion Catholics, 

Both Seagler and her husband 

Charlie are retired teachers living 

on fi xed incomes who “haven’t 

seen a pay raise in the last 10 

years, so we have to watch every 

penny. It’s not a matter of ignoring 

the merchants here, but we have to 

go with what will fi t in our budget 

that we can afford.” 

Cost, however, seldom matters 

to some Plainviewans, who say 

they will support local businesses 

regardless of price. 

Eight-two-year-old Jim West 

said he and his wife of 58 years, 

Norma, don’t do much shopping 

anymore, but when they did they 

almost always traded in town. 

“It’s advantageous to buy locally 

because they’re the people who 

support the youth, the Meals on 

Wheels program and everything 

else,” said West, who retired after 

more than 42 years with Southwestern 

Bell. “The money stays 

in the community and provides 

services for the community.” 

Shayla Whalen is willing to pay 

more in order to support Plainview 

businesses — to an extent. 

She and husband Darren have 

two daughters, “so we’re still 

looking for a bargain. If it was a 

huge (price increase) maybe not, 

but if it’s reasonable, maybe 10-15 

percent in the grand scheme of 

things, I would still (buy locally),” 

Whalen said. 

A vice-president at American 

State Bank, Whalen understands 

the importance of supporting the 

local economy. 

“How do we try to recruit new 

business to come in if we’re not 

even supporting what we already 

have?” she asked. 

Whalen mentioned the added 

expense of travel when going out 

of town to shop, and Seagler said 

wear-and-tear on her car also is a 

factor in why she limits her out-oftown 

shopping. 

“By the time you spend money 

whether attending Mass 

in English, Spanish or the 

original Latin, will all be 

on the same page. 

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ALPHATEX: Change of venue, jury trial sought 

and individuals throughout 

the state. 

According to the Floyd 

County Hesperian-Beacon, 

Holloway’s motions 

include a change of venue 

request to move the trial to 

Briscoe County, claiming 

a local prejudice exists in 

Floyd County. Holloway 

also is seeking a jury trial 

and fi led a motion claiming 

the seizure of the dogs 

was illegal. 

The case went to trial 

Nov. 17 in front of Floyd 

County Justice of the Peace 

Tali Jackson, who ruled 

in favor of Floyd County 

and the Humane Society of 

West Texas, which seized 

the dogs with the help of 

the Floyd County Sheriff’s 

Department. Jackson 

ruled the dogs would not 

be returned to the Smiths 

and ordered them to pay 

$236,530 to cover past 

expenses in caring for the 

animals. She also granted 

an additional $118,000 

appeal bond. 

However, Holloway 

fi led a request asking that 

the Smiths be granted 

indigent status, which 

would waive the monetary 

rulings. He also requested 

that Jackson recuse herself 

from the indigent hearing 

because Holloway said 

Jackson would not give 

the Smiths a fair ruling. 

On Nov. 28, after 

consulting with Ninth Ad- 

ministrative Judge Kelly 

Moore of Brownfi eld, 

it was decided that the 

Smiths would be allowed 

an appeal in county court 

without bond in an effort 

to save time and money 

because the indigency process 

and possible appeal 

could take several months. 

It was not known if a 

new judge has been appointed 

to hear the case. 

No appeal will be available 

following this trial. 

on gas and going out to eat if 

you go to Lubbock or Amarillo, 

it’s probably going to be more 

expensive,” Whalen said. “So 

not only are you supporting local 

businesses, but it really comes out 

cheaper.” 

Many Plainviewans, though, 

combine out-of-town shopping 

with other travel plans. 

Robertson, for instance, said she 

might wait to make a purchase in 

Lubbock until she visits daughter 

Alesha or son Stan, who both live 

there along with Stan’s wife and 

their two children. She added that 

her husband Don, pastor at College 

Heights Baptist Church, also waits 

until they’re in Lubbock to buy 

gas, where it’s close to $.50 a gallon 

cheaper. 

Starnes mentioned gas expenses 

when traveling for out-of-town 

purchases and shipping costs when 

shopping online. 

“Those are the real questions 

people have to ask,” he said. 

In addition, Starnes said, people 

tend to forget other factors like the 

value of their time and the “hassle 

of driving all around Lubbock. 

“What else could they be doing 

besides taking that time to drive 

to Lubbock and back?” he asked. 

“People usually don’t put that 

into their computation. They keep 

trying to fi gure out what’s it going 

to cost, but it’s not the dollars and 

cents as much as it is as the time 

you’re giving up.” 

Starnes feels many Plainview 

businesses, such as Furniture 

Expressions, will match prices of 

out-of-town competitors. 

“Most of the stores around here 

are ready to compete with anybody 

around,” he said. 

Many of those interviewed mentioned 

limited selection, more than 

cost, as being one reason why they 

don’t shop in Plainview. 

“Probably the only reason we 

wouldn’t shop at home is variety,” 

teered and told Osborne he 

would get a team. Eventually, 

Allen was able to get 

six other people to join, and 

Allen was named commander 

of the unit. 

“I never feel like I do it 

justice,” he said. 

The honor guard consists 

of members of the fi re and 

police departments, and 

Allen is the only member 

of the original honor guard, 

although David Sells and 

Bobby Gibson, both members 

of the fi re department, 

have more than 15 years 

with the honor guard. 

According to Allen, the 

fi rst duty of the guard is 

to pay respects and honor 

offi cers killed in the line 

of duty. Allen recalled one 

funeral the guard attended 

was for a fallen DPS offi cer 

who was killed near Borger. 

“It’s really an emotional 

roller coaster when you attend 

a funeral,” Allen said. 

The honor guard will 

typically travel up to 100 

miles to attend funerals 

and other functions, Allen 

said. 

One of the original goals 

of the guard was to attend 

competitions and compete 

against other honor guards, 

but that fell through when it 

was discovered that it took 

away too much manpower 

from the city. 

The guard, which also 

participates in local parades, 

had a mounted honor 

guard for 4-5 years, which 

Allen said came in handy 

during the Cowboy Days 

parade. 

“It’s the most popular 

thing between the fi re and 

police department,” he said. 

The honor guard trains 

monthly under Assistant 

Commander Al Longoria. 

According to Allen, training 

consists of practicing 

marching and various maneuvers 

and is based on the 

U.S. Army training manual. 

The thing that always 

comes to Allen’s mind 

about the honor guard is 

pride, and Allen is grateful 

for the sense of appreciation 

for the work of the 

guard. 

“It’s not about the glory 

for us, but what honor 

guard stands for and its 

purpose,” he said. “It’s 

about doing the right 

thing.” 

The honor guard consists 

of: Commander 

Mike Allen, Asst. Cmdr. 

Al Longoria, Lt. Jaime 

Salinas, Cindy Vera, Amos 

Rodriguez, Richard Reyes, 

Ernesto Amaya and Cody 

Ward with the police 

department; and Bobby 

Gibson, David Sells, Ryan 

Collier, TJ Martinez and 

Harrison Hart of the fi re 

department. 



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Whalen said. 

“Availability . . . that’s the 

problem we have anymore,” West 

added. “We always bought it here 

if it was available, most defi - 

nitely.” 

Rachel Montez said she wishes 

Plainview had a larger variety of 

shops. She likes to sew, she said, 

and has to go to Lubbock for many 

of her supplies because no one 

here sells them. 

“I don’t really want to, but I 

can’t help but go to Lubbock,” 

Montez said. “All we have is 

Walmart, and Walmart has driven 

(other businesses) out. We need 

more.” 

She said the other local store 

that once sold sewing supplies was 

too expensive. 

“I wish Walmart would have 

more variety.” 

Sandra Dulakis, a nurse who 

writes a column about couponing 

and other money-saving tips in the 

Herald, thinks variety and selection 

are part of the pull of out-oftown 

shopping. 

“I think there is a big attraction 

to shopping at big malls,” she said. 

Dulakis was quick to point out, 

however, that she has found great 

bargains at local shops, including 

the Wayland Bookstore. 

“I think that people forget that 

local shops have sales, too,” she 

said. “There are many wonderful 

stores that would probably get 

more customers if they advertised 

their sales more often.” 

Seagler, meanwhile, said she 

sometimes has diffi culty fi nding 

plus-size clothes. 

“We don’t have but one store 

that really works on that area,” she 

said. “If the merchandise is here, 

I’ll buy here.” 

Except gas, she quickly added. 

“We don’t buy gasoline here.” 


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www.MyPlainview.com Plainview Herald - Sunday, December 11, 2011 - Page 3A 

Plainview joined call to arms BACK IN TIME 

Dec. 11, 1941: U.S. Optimist Club. 

Army and Navy forces •A tour of 4-H and FFA 

have blasted a sea-borne calf feeding projects will 

When Japan’s Dec. 7, 

operators for the Signal of Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Brit- Japanese attack against the include pens belonging 

1941, attack on Pearl Har- LOOKING BACK Corps and air cadets and ton, Liberty community, west coast of Luzon island to Elowyn Ellis, Eddie 

bor thrust the United States 

mechanics at Shepard Field Marine Reserves, aircraft in the Philippines, but Smith, Danny Prather, Pat 

into World War II, Plain- 

in Wichita Falls. There also carrier USS Astoria, Pearl other Japanese troops have Shepard, Wayne Shipp and 

view’s young men joined 

was a special call for Negro Harbor 

effected a landing on the Johnny Gregg. 

the national rush to arms. 

volunteers. 

•Austin Ragland and north end of the island in Dec. 10, 1971: Elders 

As recorded on the pages 

The Marines were seek- wife, son of Mr. and Mrs. the fi rst full-fl edged enemy elected by Grace Presbyte- 

of the Plainview Evening 

DOUG 

ing “physically sound men Harry Ragland, civilian landing on American soil rian Church are Wayne By- 

Herald, the quick response 

between the ages of 17 and residents, Honolulu 

since the War of 1812. erly, Bill Childress, James 

to the demand for fi ght- 

MCDONOUGH 34, unmarried and with •Dick Redfearn , son 

•More than 100,000 Kruse and J.M. Tucker. 

ing men prompted local 

no dependents.” Marine of Mrs. J.M. Redfearn of sheep are being fi nished •Recently-elected of- 

military recruiting efforts to 

recruiters Sgts. M.G. Amarillo, former Plainview for market in the Plainview fi cers at St. Paul Lutheran 

intensify. 

Meyers and W.J. Simp- resident, petty offi cer, USS trade area. 

Church were Stewart Nor- 

In December 1941, U.S. •Lester M. Rucker, son son said the physical and Saratoga, plying between •Britain lost two of her rell, Martin Schur, Harold 

Army recruiters already had of Mr. and Mrs. John H. educational requirements San Diego and Hawaii mightiest capital ships — Bishop, Robert Rott, 

an offi ce in Plainview — in Rucker, Clovis, Air Corps had been broadened and all •Joe Harlan, son of the powerful new “Prince Martin Stephan and Elmer 

Room 202 at the U.S. Post •Lesley J. Seaman, son of accepted recruits would be Mr. and Mrs. E. Harlan, of Wales” and the 32,000- Koenning. 

Offi ce. Immediately after Mr. and Mrs. Lesley J. Sea- sent to San Diego for basic Palmyra island south of the ton battle cruiser “Re- •Delia Mitchell, 15, a ju- 

the attack the offi ce hours man, Plainview, engineers, training. 

Philippines 

pulse,” both sunk by the nior at PHS, is sweetheart 

were extended to 8 a.m.-9 Panama 

Reservists also were be- •Oscar Douglas Jr., son Japanese off Malaya. for the Breakfast Optimist 

p.m. daily, seven days a •Burl S. Bishop, son ing called up. One of those of Mrs. O.H. Douglas, 

•Bruce Walker, retail Club. 

week. The Marines got of Mr. and Mrs. John R. was Robert G. Morgan, Na- Nichols Field, Philippines credit representative here Dec. 10, 1991: Lucian 

into the act by sending two Bishop, Plainview, Air val reservist. A chief petty •Harvey Joe Minter, son the past two years, left for Morehead and Malcolm 

recruiters from Amarillo. Corps 

offi cer, Morgan served of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fort Sill, Okla., a volunteer Tisdel, partners in a law 

They could be found in the •Roy E. Thurman, son of 16 years in the Navy until Minter, Army 

in the Army. He is the son of fi rm, were honored by the 

Army recruiter’s offi ce two Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Thur- 1922 when he was placed Among Plainviewans Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Walker. Chamber of Commerce. 

days a week. 

man, Olton, Air Corps on the reserve list. An irri- stationed in the Philippines Dec. 11, 1951: Bulldogs The fi rm was established in 

The Navy apparently did •Leon A. George, son gation pump representative, at that time were Lt. Orman making the honorable men- 1935, and Tisdel became a 

not have a local recruiter at of Mr. and Mrs. Leon A. Morgan was sent to New Casey, James Daniel, J.V. tion team for all-district partner in 1952. 

the time, forcing prospec- George, Star Rt., Olton, Air Orleans to await formal Stoddard and Jess Rowland. include Jimmy Jameson, •Levelland coach Dean 

tive sailors to visit recruit- Corp. 

assignment. His wife and Capt. Hal Jeffus and War- 

Jake Finney, Don Caylor, Weese is one game away 

ers in either Amarillo or Two others, who were their daughter, Marjorie ren Jeffus, a civil service em- 

Bill Bristol and Bill Curry. from his 1,000th win. He 

Lubbock. 

not named, left Dec. 9 for Gay, 10, planned to remain ployee, were in the Panama 

•Wayne Boyd, school coached the Hutcherson 

According to the Herald, various army posts. in Plainview. 

Canal zone along with War- 

board member, reported Flying Queens for six years. 

that Halfway school district, •Patty Tune, PHS drama 

at least 15 Plainview area Others quickly stepped On Dec. 8 — the day after ren Jeffus’ wife and their 

consolidated some time teacher, will direct “The 

men enlisted in the fi rst forward as well, includ- the attack — the Herald pro- young daughter, Joan. 

ago with Plainview, voted Best Christmas Pageant 

three days after Pearl ing Bruce Walker, son of vided a rundown on local On the high seas at the 

to start sending elementary Ever” starring Tony Mc- 

Harbor. 

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Walker, servicemen in harm’s way. time were several Plain- 

grade pupils to Plainview. Cartie, Cricket Hipolito, 

Quoting Army recruiter who joined the Army and As the Herald explained, view men among the 37 •Jack Cogdill will direct Heather Richardson and 

Sgt. J.P. Kilpatrick, the reported to Fort Sill, Okla. “Many a Plainview mother members of Battery A, “A Christmas Carol” to be Kathy Presley. 

most popular branch for A former Plainview sat today with ear glued to 131st Field Artillery, who staged by the Plainview 

those early recruits was the teen, Tommy Dowden of blaring radio and eye on were attached to the 36th Civic Theatre and Plain- 

Army Air Corps. 

San Diego, enlisted in the printed page trying to keep Infantry Division. They 


view Children’s Theatre, 

nlogan@hearstnp.com 

Those fi rst enlistees Marines. The 18-year-old in touch with the Pacifi c is- left San Francisco on Nov. sponsored by the Plainview 

806.296.1362 

included: 

son of Will P. Dowden of lands, powder barrels which 21 aboard the transport 

•James W. Smith Jr., son Plainview, he was living in were ignited yesterday by Republic and were initially 

of Mrs. James W. Smith, San Diego with his mother a match struck by Japan. bound for the Philippines. 

Plainview, Air Corps when he joined the Marines And with good reason — However, when hostilities HEALTH INSPECTION 

•Wallace W. Francis, as war was declared. for many a mother’s son is broke out their ship was di- 

son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest In late 1941, Army enlist- stationed at Hawaii or the verted to Java in the Dutch REPORTS 

S. Francis, Plainview, Air ments were for the duration Philippines or is somewhere East Indies to reinforce TEXAS 

Corps 

of the war, plus six months, on the Pacifi c high seas, she Dutch, British and Austra- 

New health inspection 

•Joseph L. Beaty, son according to Kilpatrick. Ini- knows not where.” lian troops. 

reports for county food CROSSWORD 

of Mr. and Mrs. James L. tially limited to unmarried That list included: 

They became Japanese 

establishments, provided 

Beaty, Plainview, Air Corps men, Kilpatrick reported •Lt. Amatus Chamber- prisoners of war when by the Plainview-Hale Puzzle Solution 

•Lem Gibson, son of during the fi rst week of lain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dutch offi cials surrendered County Health Depart- 

CUTE 

Mrs. Gene Bickwell , Plain- war that qualifi cations for A.A. Chamberlain, 804th Java on March 8, 1942. ment, available at www. 

Last Puzzle 

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view, Air Corps 

recruits had been lowered Engineers, Schofi eld Bar- Of the 532 members MyPlainview.com are: 

Solution 

P L A N 

•Marion C. Tims, son of considerably. 

racks, Hawaii 

of the battalion and 371 •Cotton Center School 

EDS COAHOMA 

LETA OFDEFENSE 

Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Tims, “Married men between •Don Oldham, son of survivors of the USS Hous- Cafeteria 

W I E A R S T I N 

Plainview, Air Corps the ages of 18 and 35 may Mrs. Marie Oldham, 64th ton who spent 42 months 

ASAHOG ONCEAYEAR LE 

•Kountry Kitchen, 

JACANA T ANG LATER 

•Cayce B. Short, son of now enlist, provided proof Field Artillery, Second Bat- together as POWs, 163 died Petersburg 

DAVECAMPBELL EWING T A M E A S A E O L A C Y 

Mr. and Mrs. Silas E. Short, is given that their wives or talion, Schofi eld Barracks in captivity. 

•Allsup’s #72, Peters- 

N A T A L I A S A L T I N E 

Hale Center, Air Corps families will be cared for in •Douglas Thomas, Some of the Plainview 

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burg 

CAMERAS 

•Jim B. Warren, son of their absence,” he told the Second Engineers, Marine men in that ill-fated group, •My Place Cafe, Pe- 

S L I D E 

Mrs. Maude D. Warren, Herald. “Also, educational Corps, Pearl Harbor according to that Dec. 8 

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Hale Center, coast artillery, requirements have been •Tommie Short, son of Herald report, were Dane •Petersburg School 

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Philippines 

reduced from an 8th grade Mr. and Mrs. O.B. Short, Woodall, M.L. Rea, Adrian Cafeteria 

•Ross L. Crawford, son education to a 4th grade.” USS Pensacola, Pearl Connally, Dale Lewis, Bill 

of Mrs. Lizzie Crawford, At that time the Army Harbor 

Yarbrough, Tom Wilson, 

Lockney, Air Corps particularly needed radio •Francis G. Britton, son Ed Wilson, Buster Spann, 

Earl Weiss, Paul Patterson 

and J.W. Bartee. 

PUBLIC RECORDS 

JUSTICE OF PEACE 

Cases fi led 12-02-11 to 

12-08-11: 

Plainview Tire Center vs. 

Kevin Thomas. 

Dispositions from 12- 

02-11 to 12-08-11: 

Dismissals in: 

Plainview ISD vs. C&K 

Steel, Inc. 

Capital One, N.A. vs. 

Jennifer Denton. 

COUNTY CLERK 

Marriage licenses issued 

12-02-11 to 12-08-11: 

Joe A. Bosquez and 

Crystal C. Ramirez, Olton. 

Michael D. Jennings and 

Misty L. Williams, Plainview. 

Gildardo Orozco and 

Lissa M. Maldonado, Petersburg. 

Juan A. Arredondo Lopez 

and Felipa O. Hernandez, 

Plainview. 

Gustavo Batres and 

Marisela Rodriguez, Plainview. 

DISTRICT CLERK 

Cases fi led 12-02-11 to 

12-08-11: 

None of note. 

Dispositions from 12- 

02-11 to 12-08-11: 

Hale Center Co-op Supply 

vs. Charles Dorrity. 

State of Texas vs. Juan 

Salazar and Rosa’s Bail 

Bond. 

Divorces granted 12-02- 

11 to 12-08-11: 

Randall Bruce Spraberry 

and Kimberly Dawn Spraberry. 

Cedric Dewayne 

Wakefi eld and Irma Laura 

Wakefi eld. 

DISTRICT ATTOR- 

NEY 

Dispositions 11-01-11 to 

11-30-11: 

•Raymond Clay Stapleton, 

tampering with governmental 

records, 10 years 

probation. 

•Augustine Sebastian 

Chumacero, evading arrest 

with vehicle, 4 years probation. 

•Tanya Sue Jones, tampering 

with governmental 

records, 5 years probation. 

•Cynthia Ann Clayton, 

fraud, dismissed (refi led as 

misdemeanor.) 

•Elvia Lisa Ramirez, 

secure execution document 

deception, 3 years probation. 

•Michael Chase Jordan, 

theft of property w/2 or 

more previous convictions, 

18 months state jail. 

•Bertha Anzaldua Flores, 

theft of property w/2 or 

more previous convictions, 

9 months state jail. 

•Marco Antonio Martinez, 

aggravated robbery, 20 

years prison. 

•Damian Montoya, aggravated 

robbery, 20 years 

prison. 

•Eric Oliva Granillo, aggravated 

robbery, 20 years 

prison. 

•Ricardo Gutierrez Maciel, 

burglary of habitation, 

18 years prison. 

•Mark Anthony Mireles, 

possession with intent to 

deliver controlled substance, 

8 years probation. 

•Christi Lemons Campbell, 

secure execution document 

deception, 10 years 

probation. 

•David Flores, theft of 

property, 14 years probation. 

•Miguel Angel Villalobos, 

aggravated sexual assault of 

a child, 12 years prison. 

•Michael Cardenas 

Torres, possession of a 

controlled substance, 12 

months prison. 

•Banito Bequon Wesley, 

unauthorized use of vehicle, 

dismissed. 

•Michael Hernandez, 

fraud, possession of a controlled 

substance, 4 years 

probation. 

•Veronica Perez Parga, 

criminal mischief, dismissed 

(to be refi led as 

misdemeanor.) 

•Chad Wade Daniel, 

possession of a controlled 

substance, 4 years probation. 

•Miguel Guadalupe 

Torres, possession with 

intent to deliver controlled 

substance, 10 years prison. 

•David Minor, burglary 

of habitation, 5 years probation. 

•Anthony Fernandez, 

burglary of habitation, 5 

years probation. 



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More News on Pages 6C & 3D 

Some of you, for some reason, don’t 

uch like it when I write about the Green 

ay Packers. 

Too bad. You’ll have to allow me this 

olumn and maybe one more in a few 

eeks, hopefully after the Pack has polshed 

off a perfect 19-0 season. 

Hope I didn’t just jinx it. 

Since the announcement last week that 

he Packers organization is once again 

elling stock in their storied franchise, 

everal folks have asked me if I plan to 

uy any. 

“Nope,” I told them, “because I already 

ave some.” 

That was the very special present wife 

ancy bought me for Christmas back 

n 1997 when the Packers had their last 

tock offering. 

I got my stock certifi cate framed and 

it’s been hanging in my bedroom ever 

since. 

Even though Green Bay won the 

Super Bowl that year, then won it all 

again last season, my stock is worth 

the same now as it was when we 

bought it. 

You see, the stock isn’t an investment 

in the traditional sense. Its value isn’t 

meant to decrease, nor are there any 

dividends. 

What you do get is the right to call 

yourself an owner of an NFL franchise, 

voting rights and a ticket to attend the 

annual stockholder meeting at Lambeau 

Field every summer before training 

camp. Oh, and you get access to a special 

line of shareholder merchandise. I sprang 

for a window sticker for my car. 

Mostly, though, buying stock in the 

Packers is simply a way to show support 

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The Packers 

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The shares 

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$250 each, 

plus a $25 

handling fee. 

And while I 

already own stock, I wouldn’t mind having 

another piece of the Pack, just in case 

somebody out there can’t think of what to 

buy me for Christmas. 

But you’d better hurry. Offi cials said 

Thursday that 185,000 shares were 

sold in the fi rst 48 hours of the stock 

sale. That’s almost three-fourths of the 

250,000 shares that are up for grabs in the 

fi fth stock offering in team history. 

Just like when they offered stock 

14 years ago, Green Bay has plans to 

upgrade its stadium — venerable Lambeau 

Field. Plans call for a $143 million 

expansion that will add to the 54-year-old 

stadium’s capacity and bring in some 

new high-def video screens. 

The Packers will never be able to 

expand enough to accommodate all of the 

fans on the waiting list for season tickets, 

currently at roughly 93,000. 

Lambeau Field will never match 

Jerry’s World in Arlington for grandeur 

or opulence, but that’s OK. At least the 

Packers don’t have to listen to (or look 

at) Jerry Jones like the Cowboys do. 

Like they say, freedom isn’t free! 

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806.296.1353 

County to pay off equipment early 

By DOUG McDONOUGH 

Herald Managing Editor 

Hale County commisioners 

plan to save the 

ounty more than $8,500 

n interest by paying off an 

sphalt zipper three years 

arly. 

During the panel’s work 

ession Friday morning, 

he commissioners court 

nformally agreed to make 

he fi nal three payments 

n the paving equipment 

efore the end of the year 

nstead of stretching it out 

ver the next three years. 

hat way the county will 

ave $8,526.98 in interest, 

ccruing at a rate of 4.11 

ercent each year. 

The total payout for the 

quipment is $81,128. 

The equipment was 

cquired a couple of years 

go through a leaseurchase 

option, with the 

ounty making the fi rst 

two payments last year. 

Funding for the equipment 

payoff will come 

through the county’s road 

and bridge fund, which 

still will contain more than 

$120,000. 

County Judge Bill 

Coleman jokingly said the 

county would lose only 

about $4.13 in potential 

investment income with 

the early payout, alluding 

to the low interest 

rates currently available 

for funds on deposit. The 

asphalt zipper is fi nanced 

through Oklahoma State 

Bank in Vinita, Okla. 

Formal action on paying 

off the equipment is 

scheduled for the commissioners’ 

regular meeting at 

9 a.m. Monday at the Hale 

County Courthouse. 

All four commissioners 

as well as Coleman attended 

Friday’s work session 

where they reviewed 

action items scheduled for 

Monday’s meeting. 

Those items include: 

•Renewing the city and 

county’s ongoing Airport 

Project Participation 

CRIME REPORT 

A $50 purse conaining 

$750 cash and 

credit card, driver 

icense, Social Security 

ard and Lone Star card 

eportedly was taken 

y an unknown person 

rom a vehicle belongng 

to a resident in the 

100 block of Martinez 

Agreement 

•Adopting a resolution 

setting a target amount in 

the county’s general account 

as a minimum fund 

balance — normally suggested 

at between 90-120 

days of operating capital 

•Completing and returning 

a required form to 

the Texas Comptroller’s 

Offi ce enumerating the 

county’s statutory authority 

to exercise the power 

of eminent domain 

•Adding a line item to 

the county judge’s budget 

for employee awards 

and recognition — about 

$3,800 — which will be 

funded through rebates 

from Austin of unexpended 

court fees collected 

locally 

•Upon consultation 

with the Good Sams RV 

Club, adding a group rate 

of $350 for use of the 

RV park when that same 

organization is renting the 

Ollie Liner Center 

•Splitting the county’s 

3,142 votes for the Hale 

County Appraisal District 

board between Commissioners 

Benny Cantwell 

and Harold King (at least 

923 each), and Ronnie 

Sherrod of Hale Center 

(475) and Joe Stokes of 

Cotton Center ISD (642), 

thus assuring all four will 

be elected to the 12-member 

board 

•Correcting a typographical 

error on the 

2012 holiday schedule that 

incorrectly listed Jan. 1 

as falling on Tuesday and 

instead allowing for a day 

off on Monday, Jan. 2 

•Reviewing the 2012 

grounds keeping proposal 

from Roger Foote for the 

courthouse, justice center, 

law enforcement center 

and Ollie Liner Center 

•Considering a request 

from the Petersburg Volunteer 

Fire Department for 

upgrading its communication 

equipment to become 

compliant with federallyrequired 

P25 upgrades. 

between 6-6:30 p.m. 

Thursday. 

•An Apple iPad computer, 

valued at $600, 

reportedly was taken 

by an unknown person 

from a residence in the 

1300 block of Amarillo 

between 1-4 a.m. Dec. 3. 

(Anyone with informa- 

KEVIN 

LEWIS 

In November, the 

county approved a similar 

request from other county 

fi rst responders. Petersburg 

VFD must replace 

10 hand-held radios and 

10 mobile units with 

narrow-band digital units. 

Most of the funding is 

coming through federal 

grants, administered by 

the South Plains Association 

of Governments. The 

local 25 percent match for 

Petersburg VFD will be 

about $9,500, according to 

Fire Chief T.J. Marquez. 

Petersburg City Manager 

Jeff Johnston told commissioners 

that his city 

likely can contribute 

about $2,000 toward that 

amount, with commissioners 

being asked to fund the 

remaining $7,500. 

Petersburg VFD also 

will formally ask the 

county to contribute 

$10,000 toward the fi re 

skid unit it acquired 

through the Texas Forest 

Service earlier in the year. 

The county already has 

budgeted for that contribution. 

Although not discussed 

Friday, other items listed 

on Monday’s agenda 

include: 

•Modifying or lifting the 

current burn ban 

•Banning certain fi reworks 

in the county 

•Hearing a fourth-quarter 

report from Andrew 

Jackson, director of the 

County Supervision and 

Corrections Department, 

and reviewing its 2013-13 

budget 

•Considering plumbing 

issues at the Hale County 

jail •Purchasing required 

supplies from the Texas 

Department of Public 

Safety 

•Purchasing a vehicle 

for the sheriff’s offi ce 

through the State Buy 

Board. 



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Call 806-296-1357 or e-mail 

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death notices are free. 

Obituaries are posted online 

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cost. 

OBITUARIES 

Elizabeth Dollar 

Graveside services for 

Elizabeth Dollar, 94, will 

be at 2 p.m. Tuesday at 

Plainview Memorial Park 

with the Rev. Bruce Green, 

rector at St. Mark’s Episcopal 

Church, offi ciating. 

Arrangements are under 

the care of Kornerstone 

Funeral Directors of 

Plainview. 

Visitation will be at 

12:30 p.m. Tuesday at the 

funeral home. 

Mrs. Dollar died Friday, 

Dec. 9, 2011. 

She was born May 21, 

1917, in Plainview to 

Wade William and Annie 

Elizabeth Kurfees. She 

Rev. Msgr. Antonio 

Gonzalez 

The Rev. Monsignor 

Antonio Gonzalez, 76, of 

Plainview passed away 

Friday, Dec. 9, 2011, at 

Prairie House Living Center 

in Plainview. 

Msgr. Gonzalez was 

born July 22, 1935, in 

Amarillo to the late 

Bernardino and Joaquina 

Gonzalez. He became an 

ordained Catholic priest 

in 1962 in Amarillo and 

served numerous parishes 

throughout his ministry, 

including Our Lady of 

Grace in Lubbock from 

1962-63; from 1963-64 

he served at St. Margaret 

Mary in Lamesa and 

Sacred Heart in Plainview. 

He led the Cursillo Movement 

from 1964-90 and in 

1985 became a monsignor 

and remained at Sacred 

Heart until 1986 when he 

returned to Our Lady of 

Grace until 1988. From 

1988 to 1996 he served at 

Our Lady of Guadalupe 

in Slaton and then served 

at St. Patrick’s until 1997. 

From 1997-2000 he served 

Nina Jo Morris 

Memorial service for 

Nina Jo Thrash Morris 

will be held at 10:30 a.m. 

Tuesday, Dec. 13, 2011, 

at Ninth and Columbia 

Church of Christ under 

the direction of Kornerstone 

Funeral Directors. 

Ministers Evan Weiss of 

Plainview, Brent Adams 

of Amarillo and Wayne 

Horton of Levelland will 

conduct the service. 

Burial will immediately 

follow in Plainview Memorial 

Park. 

Nina peacefully passed 

from this life on Thursday, 

Dec. 8, 2011, at the age 

of 76 after a battle with 

cancer. 

Nina Jo Thrash Morris 

was born Feb. 14, 

1935, in Odell, Texas, 

to BB and Elva Thrash. 

She grew up in Wilbarger 

County, attending schools 

in Chillicothe and Odell 

and graduating from Odell 

High School. 

Nina grew up on a farm 

and ranch and was associated 

with agriculture 

throughout her life. On 

Dec. 25, 1951, she married 

Ronald Morris, the love 

of her life. Together they 

farmed in Hardeman County. 

In 1958 they moved to 

Plainview, Texas, to begin 

a new business to the area, 

Plainview Acid Delinting. 

Nina worked in the offi ce, 

which entailed a number of 

duties. This was the start 

of a life lived in Plainview. 

Later they owned and operated 

Macha Seed Company. 

She was a support to 

her husband in all of their 

business endeavors. After 

his death she continued to 

farm the dryland farm for 

a number of years before 

deciding that her short legs 

climbing in and out of the 

cab of large tractors was 

not in her best interest. 

Through church work 

and their two daughters’ 

activities she became well 

acquainted with many 

people in the Plainview 

area. Nina devoted a large 

amount of her time to service 

to others in many different 

ways. Foremost was 

her love of God. She was 

a faithful member of Ninth 

and Columbia Church of 

Christ where she was a 

Bible school teacher of fi rst 

married Clyde Wilburn 

“Red” Dollar. He died Feb. 

26, 1976. 

She graduated from 

Texas Women’s University 

and taught school until 

retiring in 1982. She was 

the last charter member of 

the Pink Ladies Hospital 

Auxiliary. She was a member 

of several bridge clubs, 

canasta clubs, Delta Kappa 

Gamma and St. Mark’s 

Episcopal Church. 

Survivors include one 

daughter, Annice Duvall 

of San Benito; three 

sons, Forrest Dollar of 

Bandera, William “Bill” 

Dollar of Plainview and 

Kenny Dollar of Waco; 

a daughter-in-law, Elaine 

at Our Lady of Grace, and 

served at St. Mary’s in 

Spur until his retirement 

in 2001. 

He was preceded in 

death by two sisters Dr. 

Rosa Gonzales in 2011 and 

Maria “Cuca” Renteria in 

2009. 

He is survived by three 

brothers, Ignacio Gonzalez 

and Dr. Juan Carlos 

Gonzalez, both of Austin, 

and Bernardino Gonzalez 

of Baltimore, Md.; three 

sisters, Esperanza Perez of 

Fort Worth, Sister Maria 

Elena Gonzalez, RSM of 

San Antonio, and Guadalupe 

Alderete of Fort Worth 

Worth. 

Services are as follows: 

He will be in repose from 

6-9 p.m. Sunday at the 

Christian Renewal Center, 

located at 4620 Fourth 

Street in Lubbock, with a 

rosary to be held at 7 p.m. 

and Mass following. 

On Monday he will 

be in repose for viewing 

from 3-9 p.m. at Our Lady 

of Guadalupe Catholic 

Church of Plainview, 

located at 211 W. Seventh 

Street with rosary at 6 

p.m. and Mass following 

and second grade for many 

years. She was a supervisor 

of the elementary department 

numerous times and 

taught many years in vacation 

Bible school. Along 

with the work she did with 

children, she was involved 

in preparing many meals 

for families with loss of 

loved ones, various church 

dinners and other events 

of the church. Nina was a 

worker and always did her 

part to provide what she 

could to those in need. She 

went on a number of mission 

trips, helped with various 

local outreach projects 

and sponsored numerous 

youth functions. 

In raising two daughters, 

Vicki and Vanessa with her 

husband, Ronald, she had 

the opportunity to serve 

as room mother for both 

daughters for several years 

in their classes. Throughout 

her daughters’ educations, 

she was active in PTA, an 

adult leader in Girl Scouts 

and an avid band booster. 

All of these activities 

involved a great deal of 

hands-on work which she 

was more than happy to do. 

Nina also was a member 

of the Daughters of the 

American Revolution. 

In March 1986 she 

became Hale County commissioner 

of Precinct 1 

and served several terms 

until her retirement in 

1997. During her time as 

commissioner, Nina was 

involved in many projects 

that brought improvement 

to a number of facilities 

in Hale County. The Hale 

County jail was expanded 

to meet the growing need 

for more space, the Ollie 

Liner Center was given 

a major facelift and the 

911 system was upgraded 

throughout the county for 

telephone numbers to be 

on the grid to match an address 

of a caller in distress. 

Nina had a number of interests 

that changed as her 

family changed. She sewed 

for her daughters as well 

as others. As the grandkids 

came into her life, she was 

always a supporter of their 

various activities. She was 

there to encourage each 

at plays, band concerts, 

orchestra concerts, Cub 

Scout functions, basketball, 

T-ball, baseball and 

football from the beginning 

Dollar 

of Amarillo; 

seven 

grandchildren; 

12 

great-grandchildren; 

DOLLAR 

and one 

great-great-grandchild. 

She was preceded in 

death by her parents; her 

husband; one brother; one 

sister; and one grandson. 

The family requests 

memorials to a favorite 

charity. 

Online condolences may 

be made at www.kornerstonefunerals.com 

Online condolences: 

www.MyPlainview.com 

Plainview Herald — 12-11-11 

with Father 

Reymundo 

Manriquez 

offi ciating, 

assisted 

by Father 

Ernesto GONZALEZ 

Lopez. 

On Tuesday, Mass will 

be celebrated at 10 a.m. at 

Our Lady of Grace Catholic 

Church, 3111 Erskine 

in Lubbock, with The Most 

Reverend Bishop Placido 

Rodriguez, CMF, offi ciating. 

Burial will be in Peaceful 

Gardens Memorial 

Park under the direction of 

Calvillo Funeral Home and 

Chapel. 

Honorary pallbearers 

will be Raymond Flores, 

Trinidad Zermeno, Alfonso 

Posadas, Epimenio Salinas, 

Michael Renteria and Gabriel 

Perez 

Active pallbearers will 

be Father Rudy Crasta, 

Father Ernesto Lopez, 

Father Martin Pina, 

Father Rene Perez, Father 

Mike Melcher and Father 

Reynaldo Manriquez. 




ages through 

high school, 

making not 

only the intown 

games 

but most of 

the out-of- MORRIS 

town ones 

as well. 

Her home was open to 

the neighborhood kids 

when the girls were young. 

As they grew, the number 

of activities in the Morris 

home grew as well as various 

Sunday school parties 

were hosted in her home. 

Friends were frequent 

around her table as well as 

strangers; no one ever went 

away hungry. 

She was a charter member 

of the LaCasa Club, 

holding numerous offi cer 

positions through the years. 

Again, these ladies were 

frequently in her home. 

“42” became an interest 

and again her home was 

the location for the 42 Club 

to meet from time to time. 

Numerous baby and wedding 

showers were held in 

her home. 

Nina is survived by her 

daughters, Vicki Green 

(husband Jett) and Vanessa 

Brown (husband David); 

four grandchildren, Eric 

Green, Erin Green, Landon 

Brown and Lauren Brown; 

two great-grandchildren; 

two brothers, Tommy 

Thrash of Lubbock and 

Don Thrash of Lubbock; 

and four sister-in-laws 

that she loved as her 

sisters, Etoy Chapman 

of Iowa Park, LaNeta 

McLain (husband Gene) 

of Plainview, Kitty Umstot 

(husband Richard) of Lubbock 

and Cecelia Morris 

of Poughkeepsie, N.Y. She 

is also survived by a host 

of nieces, nephews and 

cousins. 

She was preceded in 

death by her husband, 

Ronald Morris, her parents, 

BB and Elva Thrash; her 

in-laws, Harpie and Oleta 

Morris; and her sister, 

Dorothy Jones. 

The family suggests 

those wishing to make a 

memorial in honor of Nina 

Morris do so to the New 

Mexico Children’s Home, 

1356 NM 236 , Portales, 

NM 88130. 




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LOCAL GIVING...A LASTING LEGACY 

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USINESS 

Page 5A 

Sunday, December 11, 2011 


Charitable giving helps everyone 

To participate in the 

pirit of the holiday season, 

ou may be thinking of 

aking some charitable 

ifts. If so, you’ll no doubt 

njoy helping a group that 

oes valuable work. 

But to begin with, it’s 

mportant to understand 

ust how necessary your 

ifts are to the country’s 

ocial fabric. Given the 

ffects of the Great Recesion 

and the slow recovery, 

t’s not surprising to learn 

hat charitable giving fell 

combined 13 percent 

n 2008 and 2009, after 

djusting for infl ation, 

ccording to The Center 

n Philanthropy at Indiana 

niversity. And although 

010 giving increased by 

.1 percent, again adjusted 

or infl ation, many groups 

re seeing tough times as 

011 comes to a close. So 

our gift counts. 

And it can count for 

ou, too. By contributng 

to a qualifi ed taxxempt 

organization 

e.g., a charitable group 

hat has received 501(c) 

3) status from the IRS], 

ou may earn valuable tax 

eductions. This is true 

hether you give cash or 

nother type of asset, such 

s stocks or real estate. 

nd you may be able to 

et further tax benefi ts if 

he noncash asset you’ve 

onated has appreciated in 

BUSINESS BRIEFS 

United raises almost 

$5,500 to fi ght cancer 

United Supermarkets, 

arket Street and Amigos 

nited locations raised 

early $5,500 for the 

ght against breast cancer 

uring the company’s 

nnual “Who Do You 

ink For?” promotion. 

he funds raised will be 

hared between the CURE 

ancer Foundation of 

ubbock and the Komen 

reater Amarillo Affi liate 

f Susan G. Komen for the 

ure. 

“We are so proud of our 

uests for joining us as we 

upport the fi ght against 

reast cancer,” said Shelby 

rews, community relaions 

manager for United 

upermarkets, LLC. 

During October, store 

uests purchased specialy-marked 

products and 

ink reusable bags, with a 

ercentage from each sale 

oing to the cause. Also, 

uests shared their breast 

ancer stories on Faceook 

and who they “pink 

or” by signing in-store 

osters. 

Xcel Energy exceeds 

United Way goals 

Xcel Energy employees 

ontributed more to the 

ompany’s annual United 

ay campaign than any 

revious year, surpassing 

ts 2011 goal. 

More than 5,500 emloyees, 

leaders, retirees 

nd contractors from 

hroughout Xcel Energy’s 

ight-state service terriory 

contributed a total 

f $2.76 million to be 

DON 

BOOK 

value since you purchased 

it. Making charitable gifts 

now may help you reduce 

your taxable estate. As 

you may know, the estate 

tax exemption level has 

fl uctuated in recent years, 

so it’s hard for any of us to 

say for sure that we won’t 

be subjecting our estates to 

these taxes. However, that 

doesn’t mean you can’t 

take steps now to plan for 

possible future estate taxes. 

One such step might 

involve establishing a 

charitable remainder trust. 

Under this arrangement, 

you’d place some assets, 

such as stocks or real estate, 

in a trust, which could 

then use the assets to pay 

you an income stream over 

a certain period of time. 

When you establish the 

trust, you may be able to 

receive tax benefi ts based 

on the amount the charity is 

likely to ultimately receive, 

the charitable group’s socalled 

“remainder interest.” 

Upon its termination, the 

used for local community 

support programs, exceeding 

the goal by more than 

$35,000. The Xcel Energy 

Foundation will match 

each contribution dollarfor-dollar, 

thereby raising 

the total amount provided 

to non-profi ts to more than 

$5.5 million. 

“We live and work in 

the communities we serve 

and our employees have 

stepped up time and again 

to show how much they 

care,” said Ben Fowke, 

chairman, president and 

CEO of Xcel Energy. 

“As we struggle through 

diffi cult economic times, 

our contributions become 

more vital so I can’t tell 

you how proud I am of 

this company and the 

people who work here.” 

Xcel Energy employees, 

retirees and contractors in 

Texas and New Mexico 

raised more than $400,000 

during the fall campaign, 

which will be matched by 

the Foundation. 

Bealls’ bears to 

benefi t Toys for Tots 

Bealls is spreading a 

little holiday cheer while 

giving back to the community 

this season through 

the sale of boy- and girlthemed 

Bears that Care to 

benefi t Toys for Tots. The 

plush brown and tan bears 

adorned with a holiday 

scarf and Christmas gift 

retail for $6.98, and from 

now until Dec. 24, Stage 

Stores Inc., the parent 

company of Bealls, will 

donate $1 for every bear 

sold to Toys for Tots. 

For those who can’t 

make it to the store, donat- 

trust would relinquish the 

remaining assets to the 

charitable organization 

you’ve named. Keep in 

mind, though, that this type 

of trust can be complex; to 

establish one, you’ll need 

to work with your qualifi ed 

tax advisor and estateplanning 

attorney. 

Another popular contribution 

vehicle is the 

“donor-advised fund.” 

Here’s how it works: You 

give cash or appreciated 

securities to the donoradvised 

fund, with the expectation 

of receiving a tax 

deduction for the contribution 

in that same year. You 

recommend which charities 

are to benefi t from the 

contributions to the fund, 

and the fund invests and 

manages your contribution, 

along with the other assets 

in the fund. Again, you’ll 

need to consult with your 

qualifi ed tax advisor before 

establishing a donoradvised 

fund to help ensure 

you obtain any expected 

tax benefi ts. 

As we’ve seen, you can 

follow different charitable 

giving strategies. But however 

you choose to make 

charitable gifts, you can 

take satisfaction in helping 

worthy organizations while 

possibly improving your 

own tax picture. 

Don Book is a fi nancial advisor 

for Edward Jones. 

ing is as easy as visiting 

Bealls’ Facebook page and 

“liking” the page. From 

now until Dec. 26, Bealls 

will make a donation of 

fi ve cents for every person 

who becomes a fan of 

their page. In addition, all 

fans of the Bealls page 

can register to win up to a 

$5,000 cash prize. 

Stage Stores will donate 

up to $150,000 from the 

holiday bear sales, and up 

$5,000 from the Facebook 

contest. 

The U. S. Marine 

Corps Reserve Toys for 

Tots Program collects 

new, unwrapped toys and 

distributes those toys as 

Christmas gifts to needy 

children in the community. 

Maurices hosting 2nd 

‘Hometown Sound’ 

Maurices has launched 

its second annual nationwide 

“Hometown Sound” 

band search in partnership 

with PlayNetwork and 

Sonicbids. 

Building on the success 

of last year’s girlsonly 

campaign, this year’s 

Hometown Sound will be 

adding guys into the mix. 

Any unsigned band is 

eligible to enter at www. 

mauricesmusic.sonicbids. 

com. Submissions will 

be accepted through Dec. 

28. From Jan. 9-23, fans 

can vote for their favorite 

bands, narrowing the 

fi eld to the top 50 musical 

ensembles. From those 

50 bands, a group of 

panelists, including select 

partner artists, will narrow 

it down to four fi nalists. 

From Feb. 6 through 

March 4, the fi nal voting 

Social Security helps the homeless 

More than half a million 

Americans experience 

homelessness on 

any given night. Nearly 

20 percent of them are 

“chronically homeless,” 

meaning they are on the 

streets regularly. 

Social Security has 

several programs that 

pay benefi ts to qualifi ed 

individuals, including 

those who are homeless. 

These programs include 

retirement, disability, and 

survivors benefi ts, as well 

as Supplemental Security 

Income (SSI), which is a 

needs-based program for 

people who are blind, disabled, 

or age 65 or older. 

If you know someone 

who is homeless, and you 

want to learn more about 

how Social Security 

might help, a good place 

to get information is at 

www.socialsecurity.gov/ 

homelessness. 

That page includes a 

link to the Spotlight on 

Homelessness — a website 

designed to help the 

homeless apply for SSI. 

It’s available at www. 

socialsecurity.gov/ssi/ 

spotlights/spot-homeless. 

htm. 

The homelessness page 

also includes links to information 

on health care 

for the homeless, institutionalization, 

advocacy 

groups, reports on home- 

will take place and each 

fi nalist will have their 

music featured in maurices 

stores and on the contest 

microsite during a 7-day 

period. The band receiving 

the most votes will win. 

The grand prize winner 

will perform live at their 

local maurices and receive 

a trip to Los Angeles 

to shoot a music video. 

They’ll also receive gifts 

from maurices, as well 

as perform at a maurices 

branded daytime showcase 

at SXSW in Austin with 

Graffi ti6 and other select 

partner artists. 

CARMIE 

HILL 

less outreach, and even 

links to other websites 

like the U.S. Interagency 

Council on Homelessness 

and HUD. 

You’ll fi nd other 

information helpful to 

the homeless on www. 

socialsecurity.gov. For 

example, there is a link 

to our Benefi t Eligibility 

Screening Tool, or 

BEST. Based on answers 

to various questions, this 

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tool helps determine the 

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Spread the word about 

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OPINION 

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 

Soroptimists appreciate support 

To the Editor: 

Soroptimist Internaional 

of Plainview wishs 

to thank the citizens of 

lainview for supporting 

ur most recent fundraisng 

event. 

Club members sold 

affl e tickets at $5 each 

or a 42-inch RCA HD/ 

CD television. Winer 

of the television was 

arry Keltz of Plainview. 

Monies raised by the 

ANOTHER OPINION 

Tom Brokaw has written 

book about the Greatest 

eneration, a generation 

hat grew up with fathers in 

he home who saw it as their 

uty to instill in their sons 

work ethic. The Greatest 

eneration went on to win 

orld War II. Newt Gingich 

is right when he warns 

hat the newest generation 

oes not understand or apreciate 

the value of good, 

ard work. 

Tragically, 40 million 

hildren will go to bed 

onight without a father in 

he home to teach them the 

conomic facts of life. One 

onders how exactly these 

Mallard Fillmore 

raffl e go back into the 

Plainview community to 

support various non-profi t 

organizations and provide 

grants and awards to 

women and girls. 

Citizens of Plainview, 

we thank you for your 

support in aiding the 

community in which we 

live. 

Janice Posey, Chairperson 

SI Plainview Projects 

Suggestions to f ix the United States 

To the Editor: 

The USA has multiple 

roblems this day and 

ge. There are several 

hings that can be done 

o begin to fi x these 

roblems: 

1. We need to be a 

roducing nation, not a 

onsuming nation like we 

ave become. 

2. We need to lower 

ages so that we can be 

ompetitive with other 

A little advice for Congress 

With Congress lurching 

oward adjournment after 

year rich in drama but 

oor in accomplishment, 

awmakers have to decide 

hether to renew a handul 

of tax and spending 

easures that could have 

ignifi cant effects on the 

conomy. We think it’s 

oo early yet for Congress 

o stop trying to stimulate 

rowth, but Washington 

till needs to be smart 

bout how it does so. And 

ome of the proposals 

oming out of the White 

ouse and Capitol Hill 

on’t pass that test. . . . 

The Senate devoted 

uch of its attention 

ecently to renewing the 

Published Tuesday through Friday and Sunday mornings 

nations and get consumer 

goods affordable again. 

3. We need to do away 

with the unions and welfare 

so we can afford to 

bring back factories and 

production. 

4. We need to stop using 

more than our share 

of the world’s resources 

and instead become selfsuffi 

cient. 

Harold Smith 

Hart 

payroll tax cut, which 

would save middle-class 

families about $1,000 in 

2012. Naturally, Republicans 

and Democrats found 

a way to fi ght over a tax cut 

both sides profess to like. 

Each side fi libustered the 

other’s proposal, and we 

can all be thankful for that. 

The impasse should 

prod lawmakers to strike a 

deal on a simple renewal 

of the payroll tax cut for 

employees, combined 

with a continuation of 

extended unemployment 

benefi ts. The former is a 

proven stimulus, and the 

latter should be a nobrainer. 

— LOS ANGE- 

LES TIMES 

children will ever learn any 

kind of work ethic. While 

in some cases there is a 

fi ne mother like mine who 

can instill it in them, more 

often than not it’s simply 

not possible. 

When I was 10 years 

old I wanted an expensive, 

new 10-speed Schwinn 

bike. I asked my mother — 

the late Hollywood actress 

Jane Wyman, who could 

easily afford it — if she 

would simply buy the bike 

for me. 

She said she would loan 

me the money if I signed 

a note acknowledging the 

debt. I said, “Mom, I am 

Would Mitt or Newt beat Obama? 

The likelihood was 

always that the Republican 

presidential nomination 

would come down 

to a contest between Mitt 

Romney, who never really 

ended his 2008 campaign, 

and someone who would 

fi ll the role of the non- 

Romney alternative — 

someone who was not 

viewed as the choice of the 

GOP establishment, who 

held consistent positions 

on issues important to conservative 

voters and about 

whom the Republican base 

could be passionate. 

Republican voters 

who weren’t enthralled 

by Romney fl irted with 

a succession of suitors 

— Donald Trump, then 

Michele Bachmann, then 

Rick Perry, then Herman 

Cain. Each one left them 

unfulfi lled. 

Now it’s Newt Gingrich’s 

turn to woo Republican 

voters who don’t 

necessarily dislike Romney, 

but aren’t quite ready 

to commit to him. While 

the timing of Gingrich’s 

advances are opportune 

coming only weeks before 

the Jan. 3 Iowa caucuses, 

this swoon, too, will end 

in disappointment — if not 

in the nominating process, 

then on Nov. 6, 2012. 

Set aside the specifi c 

issues that animate social 

conservatives, economic 

conservatives, national 

security conservatives and 

tea partiers. Smart Republicans 

are looking past 

the primaries toward next 

year’s referendum on Barack 

Obama’s leadership. 

The knock against 

Romney is that he has two 

basic weaknesses Obama 

only 10 years old. What 

can I possibly do to make 

enough money to pay you 

back?” She told me I could 

earn money by selling 

newspapers. 

I signed the note, and 

every Sunday until I fully 

paid for that bike I sold 

papers in front of Good 

Shepherd Catholic Church 

in Beverly Hills. Later, 

I asked Mom why she 

made me work for that 

bike when the other kids’ 

parents simply gave them 

their bikes. 

I’ll never forget what 

she told me. She said, “I 

build men, not boys, and if 

can exploit. The fi rst is his 

inconstancy, symbolized 

by Romneycare, the health 

care plan he helped create 

as governor of Massachusetts. 

That legacy, by this 

line of thinking, neutralizes 

Romney on one of the most 

important and divisive 

issues of the Obama 

presidency. Conservative 

and liberal detractors alike 

poke fun at Romney for his 

criticism of what they refer 

to as Obamneycare. 

The second knock against 

Romney is his 15-year stint 

as head of Bain Capital, 

a private equity fi rm that 

frequently used leveragedbuyouts 

to acquire and sell 

companies for large profi ts. 

When the Obama campaign 

is cultivating a strategy 

of class warfare, Romney 

makes a convenient target 

as the quintessential “1 

percenter.” 

But Gingrich would have 

his own fl aws in an election 

against Obama. Gingrich 

earned $1.6 million 

as an “adviser” to Freddie 

Mac, the governmentsponsored 

enterprise that 

sells mortgaged-backed 

securities and has received 

$72 billion and counting 

in taxpayer bailouts. That 

doesn’t exactly make him 

an effective spokesman for 

limited government and 

against crony capitalism. 

you don’t learn to work for 

what you want now, you 

will end up as a 40-yearold 

boy. 

“I want a man.” 

I pray that that’s what 

she got in her only son. At 

least that’s what I try to be. 

On that issue alone, 

Mom would have voted for 

Newt Gingrich, who holds 

the same convictions she 

did. World War II was followed 

by incredible economic 

growth, which gave 

the false impression that 

prosperity was no longer 

just around the corner, but 

guaranteed by the power 

and majesty of the federal 

government as here and 

forever present. 

What we have now is 

what has been called “the 

entitlement generation,” 

And Gingrich has a 

closet full of moral and 

ethical problems, from his 

actions as House speaker to 

his personal life. Carrying 

a six-fi gure debt at Tiffany 

and Co. isn’t an attribute of 

fi scal conservatism. 

Romney has plausible 

responses that he can use 

to his advantage. He was 

the Republican governor of 

the most liberal state in the 

Union. Unlike Obama who 

has shown only disdain for 

Republicans in Congress, 

Romney worked with a 

Democratic legislature 

to achieve a health care 

compromise that contained 

some of what he wanted 

and much that he didn’t. 

At Bain Capital, he saved 

companies and created jobs 

without government support 

— something incomprehensible 

to the current 

chief executive. 

Gingrich doesn’t have 

any good answers. In fact, 

there’s much more that Republican 

voters don’t know 

about his post-Congress 

years as a “consultant” 

that has never been vetted 

— because, contrary to 

campaign pledges that he 

would do so, Gingrich has 

yet to fully disclose who 

his clients were or how 

much they paid him. 

The cohort of Republicans 

who seem to have a 

perpetual wandering eye in 

the polls need to ask themselves: 

Is what they don’t 

know about Newt Gingrich 

worth risking four more 

years of Barack Obama 

because of what they don’t 

love about Mitt Romney? 

Jonathan Gurwitz is a columnist for 

the San Antonio Express News. 

jgurwitz@express-news.net 

Moving from the greatest generation to the neediest 

MICHAEL 

REAGAN 

JONATHAN 

GURWITZ 

Americans who believe 

that by merely existing 

they are entitled to a host 

of unearned benefi ts paid 

for by money extracted 

from their fellow Americans’ 

tax payments. 

That the pockets of those 

American tax payers are 

not bottomless — and 

sooner or later will no 

longer be available to the 

tax and spend crowd that 

infests Washington, D.C. 

— has not reached into 

the minds of this spoiled 

generation. They really believe 

that money somehow 

grows on trees, or at least 

on printing presses. 

We are fast approaching 

the time when the Feds 

will no longer be able to 

print enough paper dollars 

to fi nance their multiple 

programs which are designed 

to buy the votes of 

the nation’s tax payers. 

Hard work gave birth to 

the Greatest Generation; 

we are giving birth to the 

neediest. 

Michael Reagan is the son of 

President Ronald Reagan, a political 

consultant and the author of 

“The New Reagan Revolution.” 

Reagan@caglecartoons.com 

BILL 

O’REILLY 

Tax man 

cometh 

This week Caesar 

came for me, demanding 

my tax obligation. As a 

1 percenter, my burden 

was substantial, but I’m 

not whining. I love my 

country and understand it 

needs money to fulfi ll its 

obligations. So the check 

is in the mail. 

Thirty-fi ve years ago, 

I was broke, having 

just graduated from 

Boston University with 

a master’s degree in 

broadcast journalism. 

I was lucky enough to 

get hired as a reporter in 

Scranton, Pa., at $150 

a week. One problem: I 

couldn’t pay my rent on 

that. So I picked up an 

additional $80 a month 

writing dopey gag lines 

for “Uncle Ted’s Ghoul 

School,” a Saturday night 

monster fright fest. Stuff 

like: “Listen, Drac, here’s 

what’s at stake.” 

Over the years, I 

worked hard, took 

chances, moved all over 

the country and fi nally 

attained affl uence. Along 

the way, I always felt I 

was paying my fair share 

to the government. I still 

do, and I’m getting a 

bit teed off by President 

Obama implying I am 

not. Hey, Mr. President, 

the massive debt is partly 

your fault. I had nothing 

to do with it. This is not 

a give-take situation. I’ve 

taken nothing from the 

government. 

The problem for 

Obama and the bigspending 

liberal movement 

in America is 

accountability. The 

outgoing doctor in charge 

of Medicare, Donald 

Berwick, told the press 

that about 30 percent of 

all payments are wasteful, 

meaning either the health 

care money is stolen or 

used for unnecessary 

treatments. In New York 

State, Medicaid investigators 

are fed up with the 

“pay and chase” philosophy 

sanctioned by the pinheads 

in Albany. Pay the 

dubious claims and chase 

the perps later if enough 

proof is developed that 

they are cheating. 

Obama is big on using 

“income inequality” as 

a campaign slogan. And 

it does exist in America. 

Folks without a good 

education or a technical 

micro-skill are not likely 

to earn good money. 

Unions are on the decline, 

and the public sector 

is collapsing economically. 

No longer can the 

taxpayers afford lavish 

pensions and overtime 

payments. The working 

class is getting hammered 

all over the place. 

So, the Democratic 

Party wants more of my 

take-home pay diverted 

to them so they can give 

it to those not earning 

very much. But the 

Obama administration, 

like others before it, 

refuses to watch how 

the money is dispatched. 

Therefore, billions of 

dollars are abused every 

year. Medicare waste 

alone costs the country 

$168 billion per annum. 

There comes a time 

when the truth must be 

told. The federal government 

is not built to 

run massive entitlement 

programs or health care 

or even the U.S. Postal 

Service, which is now 

going bankrupt. Washington 

simply cannot administrate 

to 300 million 

people no matter how 

much money pours in. 

I work hard and want 

to pay my fair share. But 

I don’t want my hardearned 

dollars wasted by 

lazy, incompetent politicians 

pandering for votes. 

Call me crazy. 

Veteran TV news anchor Bill 

O’Reilly is host of the Fox News 

show “The O’Reilly Factor” and 

author of the book “Pinheads and 

Patriots: Where You Stand 

in the Age of Obama.”

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District measuring water levels 

LUBBOCK — What effect 

id 2011 pumpage have on 

roundwater levels of the Ogalala 

Aquifer within the High 

lains Underground Water Conervation 

District service area? 

That question soon will be 

nswered with the Dec. 1 start of 

nnual winter water level meaurements 

in a network of more 

han 1,200 privately-owned 

ater wells. 

Observation wells are spaced 

t a density of about one well 

SIX DAY FORECAST FOR PLAINVIEW 

Today 

Slight chance of freezing 

drizzle and freezing rain. 

45°/34° 

Monday 

Mostly cloudy. 

52°/38° 

Tuesday 

Chance of storms and 

rain showers. 

54°/43° 

48°/25° 

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per nine square-miles throughout 

the district’s 16-county 

service area. 

Depth-to-water level measurements 

are made by lowering a 

steel tape to a pre-determined 

depth in the observation well. 

The fi rst few feet of the tape 

lowered into each well is coated 

with carpenters’ chalk, which 

turns a darker shade of blue 

when it contacts water. 

The distance from land surface 

to the static water level is 

Ag agent receives 

excellence award 

CORPUS CHRISTI 

— A Sylvester resident 

who serves as the Texas 

AgriLife County Extension 

Service agent in Fisher 

County was selected 

as Texas Farm Bureau’s 

2011 Excellence in Agriculture 

award winner. 

Steve Estes, 34, won 

this year’s top honors at 

the 78th Texas Farm Bureau 

annual meeting. 

Other fi nalists this year 

included Brandon and 

Dana Joy of Plainview, 

owners of Tri Star Chemical, 

and Whit Weems 

of De Leon, the Texas 

AgriLife Extension Service 

agent in Comanche 

County. 

The Texas Farm Bureau 

Excellence in Agriculture 

Award recognizes young 

people who are involved 

in agriculture but do not 

earn their primary income 

from their own farm or 

ranch. 

Despite that fact, 

however, each plays a 

vital role to production 

agriculture by actively 

contributing and growing 

with the state’s largest 

farm organization and 

producers in their respective 

areas. 

As an extension agent 

in Jones County, Estes’ 

day-to-day drive comes 

from helping farmers and 

ranchers be successful. 

“That’s something I 

enjoy and agriculture is 

something I grew up in 

and have a deep passion 

for,” Estes said. “But seeing 

other people succeed 

by things that you helped 

them out on certainly 

gives me the drive to be 

USDA awards 

$10.4 million 

for food safety 

EAST LANSING, Mich. 

AP) — The U.S. Departent 

of Agriculture said 

ednesday it had awarded 

7 grants totaling $10.4 

illion for university 

esearch projects designed 

o boost food safety at 

time when millions of 

mericans get food-borne 

llnesses each year. 

The funds are being 

ivided among universities 

n 13 states, Deputy Agriulture 

Secretary Kathleen 

errigan said during a visit 

o Michigan State Univerity, 

a recipient of three 

rants. 

One of the studies there 

ill look for better ways 

o prevent harmful pathoens 

from contaminating 

ackages of ready-to-eat, 

resh-cut produce. 

“Primarily, we expect 

hat the research and 

ducation spurred by these 

rants will fi nd solutions to 

ome pressing food safety 

ssues,” Merrigan said. 

Additionally, we want to 

elp American consumrs, 

restaurant employees 

nd teachers put new food 

afety principles into pracice.” 

The grants were made 

hrough the National 

ntegrated Food Safety 

nitiative, which deals with 

ood safety issues across 

he spectrum, beginning 

ith production on the farm 

nd including processing, 

istribution, and selection 

nd preparation. 

The institute’s programs 

ombine university research 

ith education of consumrs, 

food service workers 

nd others. 

an extension agent.” 

In addition to being an 

extension agent, Estes is a 

producer himself, helping 

out on the family farm 

and ranch. He maintains 

a herd of Boer goats for 

show projects, selling 

them at market price to local 

youth who are unable 

to buy the higher priced 

show animals. There are 

also cattle, wheat, hay and 

a hunting operation. 

In addition to his day 

job, Estes serves as president 

of the Fisher County 

Farm Bureau. 

As part of the prize 

package, Estes receives a 

$5,000 cash award from 

Farm Credit and an Arctic 

Cat 650 four-wheeler, 

courtesy of Southern 

Farm Bureau Life Insurance 

Company. Estes will 

receive an all expense 

paid trip to the American 

Farm Bureau Federation’s 

annual meeting in Honolulu, 

Hawaii, Jan. 8-11. 

The runners-up each 

won a new pair of Justin 

boots from Justin Brands 

Inc., a $200 power tool 

from Grainger Industrial 

Supply, $500 cash from 

Monsanto and $500 cash 

from Crop Production 

Services. 

Participants in the 

statewide contest are 

judged on their involvement 

in agriculture or 

agribusiness. Leadership 

involvement with Farm 

Bureau and other civic 

and service organizations 

also plays a major factor 

in determining the winner. 

All candidates must be 

less than 36 years of age 

as of Jan. 1, 2011. 

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Rain T-storms Ice Snow 

Snow Flurries T-storms 

Rain 

PRECIPITATION 

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Tomorrow 

Shown are the noon positions of expected precipitation 

Wednesday 

Chance of storms. Partly 

cloudy. 

58°/29° 

Thursday 

Mostly sunny. Southwest 

wind 10 mph. 

54°/27° 

Friday 

Slight chance of freezing 

drizzle and freezing rain. 

Showers 

determined by subtracting the 

amount of tape with the darker 

blue chalk from the total feet of 

steel tape extended into the well. 

After the measurement is 

made, a blue vinyl sticker with 

the observation well number, the 

depth-to-water level measurement 

and the date of the measurement 

is affi xed to the well 

equipment or other appropriate 

surface near the well site. 

High Plains Water District 

personnel measure the same 

Smithfield to discontinue 

gestation crates for sows 

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) 

— Smithfi eld Foods says 

it plans to end the practice 

of keeping hogs in metal 

crates while pregnant. 

The world’s largest pork 

producer said Thursday it 

will phase out the use of 

gestation crates at its facilities 

by 2017. 

The Smithfi eld, Va.based 

company has been 

criticized for continuing 

to breed sows in the crates 

that severely restrict the 

animals’ movement. 

The Humane Society 

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t/thu nderstorms, sn/snow, sf/snow urries, i/ice, f/fog 

The World’s Leading Hurricane Experts 

H 

of the United States fi led 

a federal complaint last 

month saying Smithfi eld 

was misleading consumers 

by suggesting it does not 

abuse pigs. The group says 

the gestation crates and 

other abuses continue. 

Smithfi eld Foods had 

been in the process of 

converting a number of its 

sow farms from individual 

gestation stalls to group 

housing for pregnant sows, 

but hadn’t said when 

that transition would be 

fi nished. 

AGRICULTURE FORECAST 

REGIONAL SUMMARY 

REGIONAL ALMANAC 

Regional locations show Saturday’s 

high and low temperatures and precipitation 

for 24 hours ending 5 p.m. CDT. 

City 

Saturday Today 

Abilene 37/32 .00 47/40 c 

Amarillo 39/26 .00 41/34 c 

Austin 49/46 .00 52/40 c 

Brownsville 66/64 .52 67/58 r 

Clovis, NM 35/26 .00 43/31 c 

Corpus Christi 62/52 .10 59/56 r 

Dallas 52/35 .00 50/39 c 

Denver, CO 24/15 .00 49/20 s 

El Paso na/na .00 54/36 pc 

Fort Worth 51/33 .00 49/38 c 

Hobbs, NM 28/26 .00 46/37 pc 

Houston 57/48 .00 58/41 c 

Laredo 63/50 .61 56/50 r 

Longview 55/32 .00 52/32 pc 

Lubbock 32/24 .00 45/38 r 

Midland 36/31 .00 47/38 r 

Oklahoma City44/24 .00 48/33 c 

Red River, NM 37/3 .00 31/11 pc 

Ruidoso, NM 44/19 .00 50/29 pc 

San Antonio 53/49 .00 52/43 c 

Santa Fe 37/14 .00 44/21 c 

Tulsa, OK 46/21 .00 51/34 c 

Wichita Falls 42/32 .00 47/36 c 

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wells in the observation well 

network each year, as long as 

the individual wells are accessible 

and continue to provide 

satisfactory data. 

The current depth-to-water 

level measurements are compared 

to those of previous years 

to determine the average annual 

change in water levels in the 

Ogallala Aquifer within the 

district. 

Maps showing the location 

and well number of the obser- 

WACO — Texas 

Farm Bureau is “Texas- 

Ready: For what’s now, 

and what’s next” as the 

organization’s board of 

directors introduced a new 

brand and logo to represent 

Texas Farm Bureau 

and its affi liated companies 

Dec. 4 during the 

78th TFB Annual Meeting 

in Corpus Christi. 

“Texas Farm Bureau 

is an iconic institution in 

Texas agriculture, but for 

many years, our brand 

did not fully embody our 

purpose and goals for all 

Texans,” said President 

Kenneth Dierschke. “This 

new, modern brand positions 


to celebrate our rich history, 

as well as direct our 

future of protecting Texas 

agriculture and Texans’ 

unique way of life.” 

In 2009, TFB selected 

Interbrand — the world’s 

largest brand consultancy 

— to develop a strategy 

for the organization under 

a common brand. Under 

the new brand, TFB and 

Texas Farm Bureau affi liates 

will share variations 

of a Texas-stylized star to 

visually connect all of the 

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Today: Cloudy. Areas of fog and freezing fog in the 

morning. Slight chance of showers or drizzle and light 

freezing rain or light freezing drizzle in the morning, then a 

slight chance of rain in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 

40s. Chance of precipitation 20 percent. Tonight: 

Cloudy. Patchy fog after midnight. Lows in the mid-30s. 

Monday: Cloudy. Patchy fog in the morning. Highs in the 

upper 40s. 

The Panhandle- Cloudy. Areas of light 

freezing drizzle in the morning. Highs in the 

lower 40s. 

Northeast Texas- Mostly sunny in the 

morning then becoming mostly cloudy. 

Highs in the lower 50s. 

The Valley- Cloudy with a 50 percent chance 

of light rain. Highs in the upper 50s. 

Central Texas- Cloudy with a 20 percent 

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West Texas- Cloudy. Patchy fog in the 

morning. Highs in the upper 40s. Chance of 

rain 20 percent. 

Southeast Texas- Mostly cloudy. A slight 

chance of rain until late afternoon. Highs in 

the upper 50s. 

vation wells in each county or 

portion of a county within the 

district are included each year 

in the High Plains Underground 

Water Conservation District 

publication called The Cross 

Section. 

The annual winter water level 

issue contains tables listing 

observation wells in each county 

of the district and the average 

annual change in water levels 

for one-year, fi ve-year and 10year 

intervals. 


introduces new logo 

several entities. 

“While we had several 

strong logos in the past, 

the distinct images did 

not create a brand that 

was recognized universally 

among Texans,” 

Dierschke said. “The new 

logo, with the beloved 

lone star and our state’s 

colors of red, white and 

blue, immediately conveys 

Texas Farm Bureau’s 

commitment to the 

Lone Star State, to our 

Texas farmers and ranchers, 

and to all Texans now 

and in the future.” 

County Farm Bureau 

offi ces and Texas Farm 

Bureau Insurance Companies 

agencies will begin 

to roll out the new brand 

through updated signage, 

materials and communications 

efforts across 

the state, as well as at the 

organization’s headquarters 

in Waco. 

LOCAL ALMANAC 

Statistics for the week ending Today: 

Temperature Amarillo Lubbock 

High for the week 46 56 

Low for the week 4 9 

Normal high 

51 56 

Normal low 

25 28 

Average temp. 25 31 

Normal average temp. 38 41 

Temp. departure 

Precipitation 

-14 -11 

Total for the week Trace Trace 

Total for the month 0.00 0.00 

Total for the year 0.00 0.00 

Normal for the month 0.75 0.75 

% of normal this month 0% 0% 

% of normal this year 

Growing Degree Days 

0% 0% 

Yesterday 

Month to date 

Season to date 

-50 

45 

21 

-14 

45 

21 

Feels Like Temperature 

8 a.m. Today 

12 p.m. 

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cdy,36 

r,34 

r,41 

4 p.m. 

cdy,40 pc,41 

8 p.m. 

cdy,38 pc,40 

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Fonty’s Rental Center 

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UMC Family Medical Care 

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RYAN 

THURMAN 

The plight 

of Peyton 

Manning 

I got hurt — like go to 

he locker room to stop the 

leeding hurt — only once 

n my brief athletic career. 

I was in seventh grade 

nd at a basketball tournaent 

where we were playng 

a team with a 13-yearld 

giant. Remember that 

tory about the kid in 

dessa playing basketball 

ho wasn’t actually a kid? 

eah, this guy may have 

een pulling a similar trick. 

Anyway, since I was the 

allest member of the team 

I stopped growing shortly 

fter this), I was assigned 

o guard this guy late in 

he game on an inbounds 

lay. While jostling for 

osition, his elbow got the 

est of me and caught me 

n the mouth. I performed 

he immediate knee-jerk 

esponse of putting my 

and up to my mouth to 

ee if my teeth were still in 

lace and if I was bleeding. 

y hand came away clean 

nd all my teeth seemed to 

e intact, so I headed down 

he fl oor. 

A few seconds later, 

hough, I couldn’t breathe, 

hich I found odd. I 

pened my mouth to take 

breath and out poured a 

iver of blood. Apparently, 

y wound just needed a 

econd. So, I headed to the 

ocker room followed by 

y father, and while I was 

lightly embarrassed that 

e felt he needed to come 

heck on me, in retrospect, 

t was totally defensible. I 

as just a kid and that was 

whole lot of blood. 

Now, if I was a grown 

an playing football for, 

h, I don’t know, let’s say 

he Cleveland Browns and 

y name was, oh, I don’t 

now, Colt McCoy, that’s a 

ifferent story. 

You heard about Mcoy’s 

father chastising the 

rowns organization for alowing 

his pretty obviously 

oncussed son to return 

o Thursday night’s game 

gainst the Steelers, right? 

orry, pops, he’s a grown 

an. You’re entitled to an 

pinion, but your media 

xposure needs to stop at 

eartwarming shots of you 

heering in the stands. 

But apparently it was 

verly-involved parent 

eek because Archie Maning, 

Peyton’s and Eli’s 

ad, also felt the need to 

eap to his grown son’s 

efense and tell everyone 

eyton would not work on 

he same team as the likely 

o. 1 draft pick Andrew 

uck. Oh, really, Archie? 

eyton told you that and 

hen said, “If you are on a 

adio show and they happen 

o ask about Andrew Luck, 

lease tell them exactly 

his?” 

While I don’t know 

hat Peyton Manning and 

ndrew Luck couldn’t 

oexist on the sidelines for 

season, I do know it isn’t 

ll that logical. For one, 

hy on earth would the 

olts not use their No. 1 

raft pick to take Andrew 

uck? It has nothing but 

pside. However, which 

B will the Colts keep, 

uck or Manning? My 

rediction is the Colts are 

oing to take the “this is a 

usiness” stand and deal 

anning to the highest-biding 

contender. And if you 

on’t think they are willing 

o part ways with the man 

ho made them relevant 

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SPORTS 

AGGIES GET 

NEW COACH 

Houston’s Kevin Sumlin 

to take over for Sherman 

Page 2B 

Bulldogs fall to Randall at Union Square Classic 

BURKBURNETT — 

The Plainview Bulldogs 

got their fi rst look at a 

District 3-4A opponent 

Saturday as they took on 

the Randall Raiders in the 

consolation championship 

at the Union Square 

Bulldog Classic. Unfortunately, 

the Dogs look like 

they may have some work 

to do before they meet the 

Off to a good start 

Ryan Thurman/Plainview Herald 

The Plainview Lady Bulldogs’ freshman Karli Wheeler (left) goes up and under Dumas’ Ryanne Henderson for a layup during a District 3-4A game Friday in 

Dumas. 

Castillo’s 25 points leads Lady Dogs past Dumas 

By RYAN BLAKE THURMAN 

Herald Sports Editor 

DUMAS — Laura 

Castillo has put together 

some masterful performances 

this season, and 

Friday night’s District 

3-4A opener against the 

Dumas Demonettes was 

another one to list on her 

resume. 

After starting out a 

little lethargic in the fi rst 

quarter, Plainview’s 

senior point guard 

provided the spark that 

helped the No. 17 Lady 

Dogs get the district 

race started on the right 

foot with a 52-34 rout of 

Dumas. 

Castillo put up 25 

points, gathered fi ve re- 

bounds, had four steals 

and handed out three assists. 

But Castillo, who 

doesn’t keep up with 

her own personal records 

(“That’s the least 

of my worries. As long 

as we win.”), dismissed 

it all as a regular night’s 

work. 

“I think if the team 

needs me I’m going to 

have to be around (25 

points a game),” Castillo 

said. “But if everybody 

else steps up, I won’t 

need to be around that 

number.” 

Perhaps unfortunately, 

the Lady Dogs (12-3, 

1-0) defi nitely needed 

her to put up one of her 

highest scoring totals of 

the year. 

In the fi rst quarter, 

the Lady Dogs looked 

out of sorts and a little 

frantic. After building a 

12-6 lead, they turned 

the ball over as often 

LADY DOGS, Page 2B 

Lady Eagles win consolation at Whitharral Invitational 

Plainview 

Christian’s 

Shelby Maresca 

shoots a free 

throw during 

a recent home 

game. The Lady 

Eagles defeated 

Wellman-Union 

55-27 to win 

the consolation 

championship 

at the Whitharral 

Invitational. 

Raiders again in district 

play as Randall topped 

the Bulldogs 69-52. 

After trailing by only 

fi ve at the half, the game 

got away from Plainview 

(6-5) in the third quarter. 

“They had a really 

good third quarter and we 

didn’t,” Plainview head 

coach Leon Hagerman 

said. “We played even in 

DISTRICT 3-4A STANDINGS 

Team District Overall 

Canyon 1-0 9-2 

Plainview 1-0 12-3 

Frenship 1-0 9-5 

Randall 1-0 5-8 

Caprock 0-1 8-3 

Palo Duro 0-1 7-5 

Hereford 0-1 4-7 

Dumas 0-1 4-10 

Friday’s Games: Frenship 57, 

Caprock 35; Canyon 49, Palo Duro 46, 

OT; Randall 53, Hereford 49; Plainview 

52, Dumas 34. 


fourth, but we couldn’t 

make up the difference.” 

Perhaps most disturbing 

to Hagerman was 

the Bulldogs’ lack of 

intensity, something he 

said needs to be remedied 

by the time the Dogs step 

back on the fl oor Friday 

night when they open 

district against Caprock 

in Amarillo. 

WHITHARRAL — 

The Plainview Christian 

Lady Eagles defeated 

Wellman-Union 55- 

27 Saturday to win the 

consolation championship 

at the Whitharral Invitational. 

With a 20-13 lead at 

the half, the Lady Eagles 

decided to turn the defensive 

pressure up a notch 

and build a big lead in 

the third quarter. And it 

couldn’t have gone any 

better. 

The Lady Eagles (5-3) 

shut out Wellman-Union 

and scored 20 points to 

clinch the win. 

“We talked at halftime 

and our defense was 

already creating a lot of 

opportunities, and we 

tried to turn it up and take 

“We’ve got to come 

out and compete harder,” 

Hagerman said. “We 

didn’t compete as hard 

as we needed to (against 

Randall).” 

Jaylon Jackson led 

Plainview with 16 points, 

and Quaveien Thomas 

and Avysh Hervey each 

added 11. 

On Friday, Jackson 


control of the game,” 

Plainview Christian head 

coach Andra French said. 

Cristen Bothwell led 

all scorers with 14 points, 

and Claudia Lusk put up 

a double-double with 10 

points and 16 rebounds. 

Brittany Bradley added 

nine points and had fi ve 

steals, and Hannah Smith 

scored seven points and 

handed out six assists. 

The Eagles faced off 

against Seagraves at 

7:30 p.m. Saturday in the 

championship game. (For 

results of that game, go to 

MyPlainview.com.) 

To reach the championship, 

the Eagles knocked 

off host Whitharral 49-45. 

After a close fi rst half, 

the Eagles blew the game 

open in the third quarter, 

B 

scored 28 points, Thomas 

had 14 and Daniel Miller 

added 12 off the bench 

to give the Dogs a 75-71 

win over the Wichita 

Falls Coyotes. 

The Dogs outscored the 

Coyotes 26-11 in the second 

quarter to take a 46-33 

lead into the half. Wichita 

Falls closed the gap to two 

in the third quarter. 

Plainview’s Lizette 

Ramirez 

drives to the 

basket on a 

breakaway 

during 

Friday’s game. 

outscoring Whitharral 23- 

8. The Panthers made a 

valiant comeback attempt 

in the fourth quarter, scoring 

16 points while holding 

PCHS to only four, 

but it wasn’t enough. 

Arjay Castro led the 

Eagles with 11 points, and 

Dylan Hayes added 10. 

The Eagles and Lady 

Eagles return to action 

Tuesday when they host 

Silverton. 

WHITHARRAL INVITATIONAL 

At Whitharral HS 

Saturday’s Game 

GIRLS 

PLAINVIEW CHRISTIAN 55, 

WELLMAN-UNION 27 

PCHS 12 8 20 15 — 55 

Wellman 9 4 0 14 — 27 

Plainview Christian: Hannah Smith 

2 3-5 7, Cristen Bothwell 6 2-2 14, 

PCHS, Page 7B

Page 2B - Sunday, December 11, 2011 - Plainview Herald www.MyPlainview.com 

Houston’s Kevin Sumlin to coach Texas A&M 

By CHRIS DUNCAN 

AP Sports Writer 

HOUSTON — A person 

ith knowledge of the 

ecision says Houston’s 

evin 

umlin has 

ccepted 

n offer 

o become 

he coach 

t Texas 

&M. 

Tech 

Corporate 

Sponsor 

SUMLIN 

The person spoke on 

ondition of anonymty 

to The Associated 

ress because no offi cial 

announcement has been 

made. 

Sumlin arrived at the 

Houston student athletics 

center about noon Saturday. 

He refused to answer 

questions as he walked 

into the building. 

Continued from Page 1B 

again, remember Joe 

Montana getting dealt to 

the Chiefs after he got hurt 

and Steve Young proved 

to be a more-than-capable 

starter? Yeah, Manning’s 

gone. 

So, the question now 

becomes, not will the Colts 

deal Manning, but who is 

going to want Manning 

badly enough to give the 

Colts something deemed 

valuable enough? Let’s 

rank the 31 teams in the 

league from least likely to 

most likely to go Manning 

shopping come this 

offseason. 

� The No Reason on 

arth Group 

31. Packers; 30. Saints; 

9. Patriots; 28. Steelers 

This group is completely 

elf explanatory. Those 

eams’ QBs won the last 

ight Super Bowls. (Wait, 

he Giants beat the Patriots 

n 2008? That didn’t hapen. 

Nobody catches a ball 

gainst their helmet!) I 

now three of four of those 

uys (all but Rodgers) are 

etting near the end of 

heir prime, but they don’t 

eed Manning. 

� The We Might 

onsider It If the Deal 

as Absolutely Perfect 

roup 

27. Carolina; T-26. Dalas, 

Atlanta; 24. New York 

iants; 23. San Diego; 22. 

ew York Jets; 21. Cininnati; 

20. Philadelphia 

This is a weird group beause 

you have teams with 

ither veteran QBs (The 

omoCoaster, Eli Maning, 

Phillip “IT WASN’T 

Y !^@%# Fault” Rivers, 

ichael Vick, Matt Ryan) 

r young guys believed to 

e the future (Cam Newon, 

Andy Dalton). I don’t 

hink these teams are makng 

a move just because it 

The person told the AP 

that Sumlin informed his 

team that he was leaving in 

a meeting on Saturday, and 

that assistant Tony Levine 

will serve as the interim 

head coach for the bowl 

game. The Cougars (12-1) 

play Penn State (9-3) in the 

Ticket City Bowl in Dallas 

on Jan. 2. 

Houston won its fi rst 12 

games and was in line for 

a Bowl Championship Series 

berth this season until 

losing at home to Southern 

Mississippi in the Conference 

USA championship 

game. 

Despite the loss, Sumlin 

remained a hot name to 

fi ll just about every highprofi 

le coaching vacancy 

available. Reports linked 

him to Mississippi, Illinois, 

Arizona State and UCLA, 

would require such a large 

investment, and they could 

have a breakthrough without 

the guys they already 

have. 

� The We’re Listening 

But Pretending We’re 

Not So We Don’t Hurt 

Our Current QB’s Feelings 

Group 

19. Detroit; 18. Buffalo; 

17. Houston; 16. Baltimore; 

15. Chicago; 14. 

Tampa Bay; 13. Washington; 

12. Denver; 11. 

Oakland; 10. St. Louis; 9. 

San Francisco; 8. Arizona; 

7. Kansas City 

The broadest and most 

complicated group in the 

bunch, so let’s spend some 

time here. 

You have the Lions, 

who are playing well, 

but come on! Matthew 

Stafford is one good hit 

away from being done for 

the year. It’s like if you 

had a girlfriend and went 

to summer camp, and one 

night the really hot chick 

left you a note to meet her 

under the dock at midnight. 

You probably would 

do it just because she’s so 

hot and you never know 

when your girlfriend might 

snap her leg. (Sorry, that 

simile fell apart.) The point 

is, Manning would turn 

Calvin Johnson into the 

best receiver in the NFL 

if he isn’t already. That 

combination would scare 

defenses to death. 

You have Buffalo, 

which gave Ryan Fitzpatrick 

a bazillion dollars and 

saw him immediately turn 

into their own personal 

Michael Vick. 

Houston has a franchise 

(and I use that term loosely) 

quarterback in Matt 

Schaub, but after years of 

being mediocre, wouldn’t 

Houston’s owners love a 

chance to become elite? 

You have teams that are 

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Toys for Tots drop off location! 

�� 

Texas Tech 

2 Locations in Plainview: 

4004 Olton Rd. 

293-4848 

in addition to Texas A&M. 

The Aggies entered this 

season with 18 returning 

starters and a top-10 ranking. 

They were expected 

to contend for the Big 12 

championship and be a 

factor in the national title 

hunt, but then lost early 

games to Oklahoma State 

and Arkansas after holding 

double-digit halftime 

leads. 

A&M won three in a 

row after the fi rst skid, but 

a three-game losing streak, 

which included two overtime 

losses, ensured the 

Aggies of a mediocre season. 

The low point of the 

season came when Texas 

A&M ended its more than 

century-old rivalry with 

Texas with a 27-25 loss at 

home on Thanksgiving. 

Speculation intensifi ed 

MANNING: Where will he end up next? 

on the brink of possibly 

being the next Patriots or 

Colts (Baltimore, Chicago), 

but they need that one 

piece. If you’re a Ravens 

fan (I believe there are 

one or two in the world), 

would you rather hear the 

phrase, “With two minutes 

left and the Ravens down 

six, Joe Flacco leads the 

Ravens on the most important 

drive of the season” 

or would you rather have 

Peyton Manning’s name in 

there? No contest. But do 

you give up possibly seven 

years of good teams for 

maybe two years of great 

teams? 

Washington’s owner has 

no idea what he is doing, so 

even if the Redskins have a 

chance they would screw it 

up somehow. Plus, there is 

no way Manning plays here. 

Denver may have 

Tebow, but look me in the 

eye and tell me John Elway 

is sold on him? Even 

with a fi ve-game winning 

streak, Elway is being coy 

about committing to him 

for next season. Which 

we could totally turn into 

a conspiracy theory about 

how Elway is totally planning 

on snaring Manning, 

but I’m running out of 

space, so let’s move on. 

Oakland just gave a 

truckload of money to Carson 

Palmer and they have 

Jason Campbell still on the 

roster, St. Louis is desperately 

clinging to the idea 

Sam Bradford can revive 

the franchise, Arizona’s 

Kolb experiment has gone 

about as well as an NBC 

sitcom fall, and Kansas 

City has Matt Cassell and 

the most unlucky team on 

earth. 

Arizona is intriguing 

because even though they 

just gave Kolb a ton of 

money, he’s obviously no 

saviour, and Larry Fitzger- 

501 W. 5th 

293-3199 

that Sumlin would move 

about 100 miles northwest 

to College Station after 

A&M fi red Mike Sherman. 

Sumlin was an assistant 

coach at A&M under 

R.C. Slocum in 2001-02. 

Texas A&M would not 

confi rm that Sumlin was 

taking the job. The Aggies 

(6-6) will play Northwestern 

(6-6) in the Meineke 

Car Care Bowl in Houston 

on Dec. 31, and A&M 

defensive coordinator Tim 

DeRuyter is serving as 

interim coach. 

Sumlin, 47, was 35-17 

in four seasons with 

Houston. An Indianapolis 

native, Sumlin played 

linebacker for Purdue in 

the 1980s before beginning 

his coaching career 

as a graduate assistant at 

Washington State in 1989. 

UCLA hires Jim Mora as new football coach 

By GREG BEACHAM 


LOS ANGELES — Veteran 

FL coach Jim Mora was hired as 

CLA’s coach Saturday, replacing 

ick Neuheisel and becoming the 

rst football coach of the Bruins in 

ore than 60 years with no ties to 

he school. 

Mora was the coach of the Atlanta 

alcons and Seattle Seahawks, going 

1-33 over four seasons. The son of 

ongtime NFL coach Jim Mora is a 

ormer University of Washington deensive 

back who had only one season 

of college coaching experience at his 

alma mater in 1984 before beginning a 

25-year career in the NFL. 

Mora will be introduced at a news 

conference next week. 

Neuheisel, who went 21-29 over 

four seasons at his alma mater. He 

was fi red last month after UCLA was 

embarrassed 50-0 by No. 5 Southern 

California. The Trojans’ postseason 

ban still allowed the Bruins to play in 

the fi rst Pac-12 championship game, 

where UCLA lost 49-31 to Oregon 

last week. 

UCLA will play Illinois in the Kraft 

Fight Hunger Bowl on Dec. 31 under 

interim coach Mike Johnson, Neuheisel’s 

offensive coordinator. Johnson 

also was Mora’s quarterbacks coach 

for two seasons with the Falcons. 

Mora spent the past two years out 

of coaching, working as a television 

analyst after the Seahawks fi red him 

in January 2010 and replaced him 

with former USC coach Pete Carroll 

after just one season. 

The 50-year-old Mora was born 

in Los Angeles and spent part of his 

childhood in the area, but has no 

links UCLA. Athletic director Dan 

Guerrero said that wasn’t a prerequisite 

for the job. 

ald doesn’t deserve to rot 

in the desert with mediocre 

quarterbacks. 

Wait, I left out San 

Francisco? More on this in 

a minute. 

� The We’ll Give You 

Whatever You Want 

Group 

Every single one of 

these teams would do 

anything to get Manning to 

turn their franchise around 

(except Minnesota giving 

up Adrian Peterson). However, 

would he go to teams 

that aren’t close to being 

contenders? Plus, what 

trade bait do any of those 

teams have to give back to 

the Colts? Reggie Bush? 

Peyton Hillis? A big hug? 

That becomes the problem. 

Who is on the verge 

of greatness, but has a 

quarterback that adds little 

to nothing to the team? 

I’ll give you a second. 

You got it. San Francisco. 

The team proved 

with a decent coach it could 

be a contender, but has Alex 

Smith had anything to do 

with the team’s rise to glory? 

Other than not screwing 

it up, no. So, combine Jim 

Harbaugh and a ticked off 

Peyton Manning looking 

for some vindication 

and playing in the worst 

division in football and you 

have some trouble. 

Ladies and gentlemen, I 

give you your 2012 NFC 

Champions, the 49ers — 

quarterbacked by Peyton 

Manning. 

Ryan Thurman is the sports 

editor of the Herald. 

phsports@hearstnp.com or 

806.296.1355 

TEXAS CROSSWORD PUZZLE 

ACROSS 

1 TXism: “____ as a 

bug’s ear” 

5 TX Roy Orbison ‘64 

hit: “It’s ____” 

6 ankle-length skirt 

7 ____ of attack 

8 TX Perot started 

this co. in ‘62 

9 in Howard Co. 

on I-20 

16 TXism: “___ _ 

sleeping dog lie” 

18 Rumsfeld was TX 

George W’s “Secretary 

__ ______” 

21 most TX hotels offer 

__-fi service 

22 Zebu cows have 

droopy ones 

23 classic ‘57 western: 

“The ___ Star” 

24 TXism: “happy __ 

_ ___ in mud” 

30 how often TXns 

renew their vehicle 

registration (3 wds.) 

34 Joan Crawford was 

TX-born as Lucille 

Fay __Sueur 

35 tropical shorebird 

found in TX 

36 acronym for state 

air force militia 

37 “see you _____, 

alligator” 

39 he started “Texas 

Football” publication 

43 last name of J.R. on 

TV series “Dallas” 

44 TXism: “____ __ _ 

lap dog” 

45 1st State Forest: 

“_ _ Sieckle” 

46 _____-Lakeview, TX 

47 in Medina Co. on I-35 

49 TX chili accompaniment 

52 Hidalgo Co.: “Santa ___ 

National Wildlife Refuge” 

53 Dublin, TX has a famous 

__ Pepper plant 

54 in Hidalgo Co. off 83 

55 picture takers 

58 primary feature of “Six 

Flags Hurricane Harbor” 

59 ‘87 nuclear Treaty 

24 25 26 27 

35 

39 

60 pigeon sound 

61 “to ___ is 

human” 

DOWN 

44 

1 TX judge can 

______ a witness 

to come to court 

2 actor Matthew 

McConaughey was 

born in this TX city 

3 “_____ ___-step” 

4 ‘07 “Tropical Storm 

____” flooded TX 

9 Charley & Guy __created 

the “Texas 

Crossword” 

10 ‘83 film of TX Perot 

rescue of execs: 

“On Wings __ 

_______” 

11 TX Meatloaf’s 

birth surname 

12 TXism: “skeedaddle 

out of ____” 


Plainview’s Laura Castillo looks to make a pass as Dumas’ Jacie 

Eudey defends during Friday’s game. Castillo led all scorers 

with 25 points. 

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as they got a shot off 

and allowed Dumas to 

end the quarter on a 6-2 

run to pull within two at 

14-12. 

“We didn’t start real 

well,” Plainview head 

coach Danny Wrenn said. 

“We were giving Dumas 

too many open looks, too 

many opportunities, and 

they were scoring. Give 

them credit.” 

But a couple of steals 

from Castillo and Michelle 

Portillo helped the 

Lady Dogs go on a 10-3 

run to open the second 

quarter and build a 22-15 

lead. 

“We just had to get 

more aggressive, put 

more pressure on the 

ball,” Castillo said. 

“That leads to turnovers, 

which lead to easy 

points.” 

Dumas eventually 

closed the defi cit to seven 

and Plainview went into 

the half up 30-23. The 

Lady Dogs ramped up 

the defensive pressure 

even higher in the third 

quarter and outscored 

the Demonettes 16-6 to 

give themselves a nice 

cushion for the last eight 

minutes. 

In addition to Castillo’s 

25, Plainview got six 

points each from Bailey 

Davis and Kristian 

Reynolds. 

“We expect Laura to 

play good night in and 

night out, but I’m smart 

enough to know other 

1 2 3 4 

5 

6 

TEXAS 

CROSSWORD 

by Charley & Guy Orbison 

7 

Copyright 2011 by Orbison Bros. 

8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 

16 17 18 

19 

29 

40 

21 

30 31 32 

13 cattle transaction 

needs “bill __ ____” 

14 TX Kristofferson 

song: “Why __” 

15 Marshall hosts the 

“Fire ___ Festival” 

17 TXism: “if the saddle 

squeaks, it ____ 

____ for” 

19 ‘85 film of TX rancher 

Chuck Norris: “Code 

of _______” 

20 Kerr-McGee bought 

TX “Oryx ______” 

in ‘99 

24 famous TX racer 

_ _ Foyt 

25 TXism: “tear jerker” 

(___ movie) 

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59 

60 

61 

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53 

48 

56 57 

HOLIDAY FUN! 

26 TXism: “jumpy as 

_ ___ on ice” 

27 Cuba capital city 

28 “___-___ band” 

29 1st TX newspaper: 

“______ de Texas” 

31 taxi 

32 dir. to Denton from 

Abilene 

teams are going to try to 

put the clamps on her, so 

other people have got to 

pitch in,” Wrenn said. 

Katie Campbell scored 

13 points to lead Dumas, 

and Haleigh Valenzuela 

added 11. 

The Lady Dogs face a 

big test at 6 p.m. Tuesday 

when they host the Frenship 

Lady Tigers. Frenship 

(7-4) beat Caprock 

57-35. 

“We have to play 

much better than we did 

(Friday),” Wrenn said. 

“We’ve got to rebound 

better, defend better, 

execute better on offense. 

. . . They’re a hard matchup. 

They’ve got size, but 

they’ve also got speed 

and then throw in their 

experience.” 


phsports@hearstnp.com 

806.296.1355 

PLAINVIEW 52, DUMAS 34 

Plainview 14 18 16 4 — 52 

Dumas 12 11 6 5 — 34 

L.Dogs FG 3PT FT TP R 

Reynolds 3-9 0-3 0-0 6 2 

McDonough 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 2 

Ramirez 0-3 0-1 0-0 0 0 

Garcia 1-1 0-0 0-0 2 2 

Portillo 2-4 0-2 1-3 5 3 

Wheeler 2-3 0-1 0-1 4 3 

Bennett 1-2 0-1 2-4 4 3 

Tunnell 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 3 

Castillo 8-16 2-6 7-8 25 5 

Davis 3-5 0-0 0-0 6 5 

Hearn 0-1 0-0 0-0 0 1 

TOTALS 20-48 2-15 10-16 52 26 

Demonettes FG 3PT FT TP R 

Valenzuela 3-10 1-4 4-5 11 4 

Campbell 6-8 0-1 1-4 13 6 

TOTALS 13-44 2-11 6-13 34 29 

Assists: PHS 8 (Castillo 3), DHS 4 

(Swaim 2); Turnovers: PHS 15 (Wheeler 

4), DHS: 20 (Swaim 5); Steals: PHS 

8 (Castillo 5), DHS: 7 (Valenzuela 

3); Blocks: PHS 1 (Wheeler), DHS: 2 

(Swain, Felts). Fouled out: None. 

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P-1038 

33 this Horace won 

1st U.S. Open 

38 Sam Houston’s 

Cherokee wife 

40 Andrews h.s. class 

41 old league for the 

Dallas Sidekicks 

42 TXism: “______ 

___ bear” (ready) 

48 curved shapes 

50 TX folk____ 

51 org. of state care 

givers 

56 Jim Wells Co. seat 

57 Round Rock is 

AAA _____ league 

affiliate of Rangers

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COM 53 

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Home" 

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(:25) � �� Beerfest (2006, Comedy) Paul 

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� �� Year One (2009, Adventure) Michael 

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Completely Serious 

(:35) Daniel Tosh: 

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(:35) 

Tosh.O 

(:05) Work (:35) 

Futurama 

DISC 30 

Area 51 I (Almost) Got Away 

With It 

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With It 

Gang Wars: Oakland Gang Wars: Oakland 2012 Apocalypse How Will the World 

End? 

Apocalypse 2012 Moonshiners Apocalypse 2012 

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Up 

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Up 

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Jersey searching for White Castle hamburgers. inherits a vast fortune from a distant relative. introduces his eccentric family to his straight-laced in-laws. Hoffman, Robert De Niro. 

(11:00) � (:45) � �� A Summer Place ('59, Dra) Dorothy � �� Pat and Mike (1952, (:45) � �� A Raisin in the Sun ('61, Dra) Sidney � �� Cry, the Beloved Country Canada � �� Lilies of the Field Sidney Poitier. 

TCM 60 Road to McGuire, Richard Egan. A businessman has an affair with Comedy) Katharine Hepburn, Aldo Poitier, Claudia McNeil. The story of an African-American Lee. A South African minister in search of his An army veteran from the United States helps 

Utopia an innkeeper's wife, while their children fall in love. Ray, Spencer Tracy. 

matriarch who hopes to improve her family's lot in life. son encounters his country's racial woes. a group of East German nuns build a chapel. 

TLC 50 Brides/Be Brides/Be Untold Stories of the Untold Stories "Life 

verly Hills verly Hills E.R. "Death Breath" and Limb Too" 

Untold Stories of the Untold Stories 

E.R. "Minutes to Live" "Grandma's Back" 

Untold Stories "Man 

with Two Faces" 

Untold Stories of the Little People, Big 

E.R. "Ice Cold Mom" World: Big Changes 

Little People "Holiday All-American Muslim Little People "Holiday 

Surprise" 

"Muslims Moving On" Surprise" 

TNT 42 

(11:00) � Silent 

Witness 

� �� Hitch Will Smith. While helping his latest client, a (:35) � �� Fred Claus Santa bails his criminal brother 

professional date doctor falls for a journalist. 

out of jail and brings him to the North Pole. 

(:05) � �� Four Christmases ('09, Com) 

Reese Witherspoon, Vince Vaughn. 

Leverage "The Girls' 

Night Out Job" (N) 

� Call Me Claus ('11, Family) Victor Garber, 

Nigel Hawthorne, Whoopi Goldberg. (P) 

TOON 52 Young 

Justice 

Johnny Test /(:50) � The Wizard of Oz A tornado carries a young 

girl to a magical land where she encounters witches & wonders. 

Santa 

Claus 

Santa 

Claus 

Santa 

Claus 

Santa 

Claus 

Carl 

Squared 

6teen Total 

Drama 

Spliced Hole in 

the Wall 

Beyond 

Human 

Crash 

Canyon 

Futurama RobotChic 

ken/ Robot 

RobotChic 

ken/Robot 

Crash 

Canyon 

Futurama 

TVLAND 45 

(:15) Extreme Makeover Two candidates' looks will be 

completely changed in an effort to transform their lives. 

M*A*S*H (:05) M*A*S*H (:20) (:55) M*A*S*H 

M*A*S*H 

M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Loves Ray Everybody Everybody Everybody Everybody The King The King 

"The Ball" Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray of Queens of Queens 

UNI 2 

Republica deportiva � El coyote emplumado ('83, Com) Rafael 

Inclán, María Elena Velasco. 

Como dice el dicho Familia 

de diez 

Noticiero 

Univision 

Nuestra Navidad � Guadalupe (2006, Drama) Jose Carlos 

Ruiz, Eric Del Castillo, Angélica Aragón. 

Sal y pimienta 13 

Miedos 

NoticieroU/ 

Mañanita 

Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special � �� National 

USA 25 Victims Unit "Care" Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit "Home" Victims Unit "Bound" Victims Unit "Poison" Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Treasure: Book of 

"Deception" "Tragedy" 

"Intoxicated" "Design" 

"Philadelphia" "Florida" 

Secrets Nicolas Cage. 

WGN 

PREMIUM 

18 

� �� Honey, I Shrunk the Kids ('89, 

Com) Amy O'Neill, Rick Moranis. 

� �� Snow Dogs (2002, Comedy) James 

Coburn, Nichelle Nichols, Cuba Gooding Jr.. 


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"I Do Do" Mother Mother Mother Mother Mother News 

(:40) Inst. The Unit "Flesh & 

Replay Blood" 

(10:45) � � �� The Lovely Bones (2009, Drama) Rachel Weisz, � The Adjustment Bureau (:50) Strangers No (:35) � Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps ('10, Dra) Boardwalk Empire Luck "Pilot" (P) (N) Boardwalk Empire 

HBO 661 Charlie Stanley Tucci, From the afterlife, a young girl watches her (2011, Romance) Emily Blunt, More 

Michael Douglas. Wall Street traders work together to "To the Lost" (N) 

"To the Lost" 

St. Cloud family as they try to deal with her murder. 

Florence Kastriner, Matt Damon. 

alert the financial world of the impending doom. 

(11:45) � �� The First Wives � � Love and Action in (:05) � �� Sudden Death Jean-Claude Van � �� The A-Team ('10, Act) Liam Neeson. (:20) � �� Little Fockers ('10, Com) Ben � �� Machete (2010, (:45) � 

MAX 686 Club (1996, Comedy) Bette Midler, Chicago ('99, Com) Courtney B. Damme. A former fireman takes on a group of Veterans try to clear their names when the Stiller. A father-in-law still has doubts about Action) Robert De Niro, Michelle Naughty 

Diane Keaton, Goldie Hawn. Vance, Kathleen Turner. terrorists during a hockey playoff game. military suspects them of committing a crime. his son-in-law even after 10 years of marriage. Rodriguez, Danny Trejo. Reunion 

� �� The Back-Up Plan (2010, (:45) � � The Ghost Writer ('10, Mystery) Kim Cattrall, � Fair Game ('10, Dra) Naomi Watts. A CIA Dexter "Ricochet Homeland 

Dexter "Talk to the Homeland "The Vest" Dexter "Talk to the 

SHOW 711 Romance) Alex O'Loughlin, Jon Bernthal, Ewan McGregor. A writer's life is jeopardized operative learns that the government has Rabbit" 

"Representative Hand" 

Hand" 

Michaela Watkins, Jennifer Lopez. after he uncovers the secrets of a former Prime Minister. revealed her identity as payback. 

Brody" 

(:15) � �� When in Rome (:50) � �� Knockaround Guys The sons of (:25) � �� Final Destination 2 � Jumping the Broom ('11, Com) Paula � �� Country Strong Garrett Hedlund. An Boss "Choose" (:05) Spartacus: Gods 

STARZ 761 (2010, Comedy) Josh Duhamel, New York mobsters try to make a name for (2003, Thriller) A.J. Cook, Michael Patton. Two very different families spend the up-and-coming songwriter helps a country 

Of The Arena "The 

Angelica Huston, Kristen Bell. themselves in a sleepy Montana town. Landes, Ali Larter. 

weekend on Martha's Vineyard for a wedding. music legend mount her career comeback. 

Bitter End" 

(11:00) � (:35) � Rising Stars (2010, (:15) � The Lightkeepers Lighthouse keeper � The First Time (2009, � � Cherry Crush (2007, Crime � Bandslam ('09, Com) Alyson Michalka. A � �� How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Two 

TMC 736 A Summer Family) 

must deal with two attractive women who Comedy/Drama) Scout Taylor- Story) Jonathan Tucker, Julie singer shows her ex-boyfriend that she can people try to further their careers by starting a 

in Genoa 

move into a nearby cottage. 

Compton, Devon Werkheiser. Gonzalo, Nikki Reed. 

rock harder than he can. 

relationship under false pretences. 

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A&E 31 

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� Bag of Bones ('11, Epic) Melissa George, � Bag of Bones (2011, Epic) Melissa George, � Bag of Bones 1/4 

Jason Priestley, Pierce Brosnan. 1/4 cont'd next Jason Priestley, Pierce Brosnan. Pt. 2 of 4 cont'd next 

(10:30) � �� We Were � �� The Patriot (2000, Drama) Heath Ledger, Joely Richardson, Mel Gibson. � �� The Shadow Riders Tom Selleck. � �� White Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, (:45) � �� White 

AMC 38 Soldiers (2002, War) Madeleine A pacifist is drawn into the American War of Independence in order to protect his Two brothers search for family members who Bing Crosby. Entertainers stage a musical show to save Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, 

Stowe, Greg Kinnear, Mel Gibson. son. 

were kidnapped by rebel guerillas. 

their commanding officer's inn and find romance. Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby. 

COM 53 

(11:00) � �� Corky Scrubs 

Romano Chris Kattan. 

Scrubs Comedy Presents 

/(:25) Futurama 

(:55) 

Futurama 

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Sunny 

The Daily Colbert 

Show Report 

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30 Rock South 

Park 

Workaholics 

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Sunny 

Always 

Sunny 

Always 

Sunny 


Show Report 

DISC 30 

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"Military Bike 1" 


"Military Bike 2" 

American Chopper American Chopper Sons of 

Guns 

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Guns 

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Guns 

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Guns 

Sons of Guns Sons of Guns "Oh My Sons of Guns 

God, a Cannon!" 

American Guns Sons of Guns 

DISN 32 

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Luck ... 

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Jessie Jessie Austin 

and Ally 

Austin 

and Ally 

Kickin' It Kickin' It Wizards Shake It 

Up 

A.N.T. 

Farm 

� Good Luck Charlie, It's 

Christmas! Bridgit Mendler. 

(:05) 

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Up 

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(11:20) � �� (:20) � �� Navy Seals Charlie Sheen. A (:20) � �� Desperate Measures A cop (:10) � �� That Thing You Do ('96, Com) � �� Law Abiding Citizen (:50) � �� The Hitman ('91, Thril) Chuck � �� 

ENCORE 601 Law Abiding Citizen squadron of Navy commandos must retrieve a must pursue and protect a serial killer, whose Tom Everett Scott. A Pennsylvania rock group (2009, Crime Story) Gerard Butler, Norris. A police officer is sent undercover as a The 

('09, Cri) Jamie Foxx. supply of missiles from a terrorist group. bone marrow could save his dying son. in the 1960s has a brief brush with fame. Colm Meaney, Jamie Foxx. syndicate hit man in Seattle to clean up crime. Runaways 

ESPN 26 

SportsCenter SportsCenter NFL PrimeTime (L) NFL Live (L) Around 

Horn (N) 

Interruption 

(N) 

SportsCenter Monday Night Countdown (L) NFL Football St. Louis Rams vs. Seattle Seahawks Site: CenturyLink 

Field -- Seattle, Wash. (L) 

SportsCenter 

FAM 28 Grounded Grounded My Wife 

for Life for Life and Kids 

My Wife 

and Kids 

8 Simple 

Rules 

8 Simple 

Rules 

That '70s That '70s That '70s That '70s A Flintstone 

Show Show Show Show Christmas 


Mark-Paul Gosselaar, Amy Smart. 

� �� National Lampoon's Christmas 

Vacation ('89, Com) Chevy Chase. 

The 700 Club 

FOOD 65 Barefoot 

Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 

Secrets of Ten Dollar Cooking 

a Chef Dinners for Real 

30 Minute Barefoot 

Meals (N) Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 

Paulas 

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Home 

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Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Unwrapped "Holiday 

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Unwrapped "Holiday 

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Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

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Drive-Ins 

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FOXSW 33 

EPL Soccer Everton vs. Arsenal Site: Emirates 

Stadium -- London, England 

The Dan Patrick 

Show 

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Conf. (L) Classic 

The After SportsDay Premier League 

Party OnAir Review Show 

H.S. Football Classics 1998 Duncanville vs. 

Converse Judson 

Rangers 

Insider 

Cowboys/ 

Conf. 

FX 43 

(11:30) � �� Tropic Thunder ('08, Comedy) � �� Cast Away ('00, Dra) Helen Hunt, Tom Hanks. The lone Met Your Met Your Two and 

Jack Black, Robert Downey Jr., Ben Stiller. survivor of a plane crash must adapt to solitary life on a remote island. Mother Mother Half Men 

Two and 

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warrior may come true when a villain comes to town. Com) Jack Black. 

HIST 55 


"Too Hot to Handle" 

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"Gordon's Gold Mine" "Pint-Sized Picker" 

Pawn 

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Housewives 

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Mother Mother 

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Randy Travis, Connie Sellecca. 

� �� Under the Mistletoe ('06, Fam) Jaime � �� Recipe for a Perfect Christmas 

Ray Newman, Michael Shanks. 

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TCM 60 Edward G. Robinson. A bellhop is sent to his 

Glenn Ford, Marguerite Chapman, communist spy plots the abduction of an (1951, Fantasy) Jack Warner, Alec Guinness. An orphan boy runs away from a 

fight manager's farm, where he falls in love. 

Edward G. Robinson. 

important American atomic scientist. Kathleen Harrison, Alastair Sim. workhouse and meets a pickpocket in London. 

TLC 50 

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Cake Boss: Next 

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TNT 42 

Las Vegas Las Vegas The Closer Law & Order Law & Order "Fed" Law & Order "Burn 

Card" 

Law & Order "Grief" The Closer The Closer "Relative 

Matters" (N) 

Rizzoli & Isles (N) The Closer "Relative 

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6teen MAD/(:45) Futurama 

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TVLAND 45 Sanford 

and Son 

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and Son 

Bonanza Bonanza Bonanza Dick Van 

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Hierro 

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USA 25 Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent Criminal Intent 

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(11:00) � �� The Curious Case of Curt Flood � � Street Fighter (1994, (:15) � The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the � �� Dinner for Schmucks Steve Carell. Enlight- Boardwalk Empire Enlighte- Preview to 

HBO 661 Dinner for Schmucks 

Action) Kylie Minogue, Raul Julia, Preview Dawn Treader The Pevensie children encounter A man questions his invitation to a party ened (N) "To the Lost" ned "Burn 24/7/(:45) 

Steve Carell. 

Jean-Claude Van Damme. to 24/7 dragons & lost warriors as they return to Narnia. where the idiocy of the guests is celebrated. 

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� �� The Usual Suspects (:50) � �� MacGruber (2010, (:20) � �� 48 Hours ('82, Act) Eddie � �� Get Him to the Greek Jonah Hill. A � �� Splash ('84, Fant) Tom Hanks. A � �� Little Fockers (2010, (:40) � 

MAX 686 (1995, Crime Story) Gabriel Byrne, Action) Kristen Wiig, Ryan Murphy, Nick Nolte. A cop enlists the aid of a record company hires an intern to escort a wild beautiful mermaid ventures into New York City Comedy) Robert De Niro, Owen Sexual 

Stephen Baldwin, Kevin Spacey. Phillippe, Will Forte. 

crook serving thirty-five years for robbery. rock star to a concert in Los Angeles. in search of a man she once rescued. Wilson, Ben Stiller. 

Witchc... 

(11:45) � �� The Craft � Nothing Personal (2010, � �� April Fool's Day (1986, � Talihina Sky: The Story of � Fair Game ('10, Dra) Naomi Watts. A CIA Dexter "Talk to the Homeland "The Vest" Dexter "Talk to the 

SHOW 711 (1996, Horror) Fairuza Balk, Neve Drama) Lotte Verbeek, Tom Horror) Amy Steel, Gordon Kings of Leon ('11, Doc) Jared operative learns that the government has Hand" 

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Pinsent, Deborah Foreman. Followill, Caleb Followill. revealed her identity as payback. 

(:15) � �� The Other Guys Will Ferrell. (:10) � �� Ronin ('98, Act) Robert De (:15) � �� Can't Hardly Wait Jennifer Love Boss "Listen" Boss "Reflex" � �� Eat Pray Love ('10, Rom) Richard Jenkins, Javier � �� 

STARZ 761 Two disgraced New York City detectives seize Niro. A group of operatives are hired to steal a Hewitt. A student believes that he finally has a 

Bardem, Julia Roberts. An unhappy woman sets off for a The Other 

an opportunity to step into the limelight. package and dodge a string of double crosses. chance to win the heart of the girl he loves. 

journey around the world on a mission to 'find herself.' Guys 

(11:45) � The Cry of the Owl Scenarios � Prey of the Jaguar (1996, (:35) � B-Girl (2010, Drama) (:05) � All Good Things ('11, Dra) Kirsten � Twelve (2010, Thriller) Chace (:35) � �� The Burning Plain ('08, Dra) � Day 

TMC 736 (2009, Drama) Julia Stiles, Karl USA Suspense) Linda Blair, Maxwell Missy Yager, Wesley Jonathan, Dunst, Ryan Gosling. A wealthy heir is Crawford, Anthony Quarles, Kiefer Charlize Theron. A woman with a troubled Night Day 

Pruner, Paddy Considine. Shorts Caulfield, Stacy Keach. 

Jules Urich. 

suspected but never tried for killing his wife. Sutherland. 

past attempts to reconcile with her parents. Night 

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Inside the Royal 

Marriage (N) 

NCIS "Newborn King" 

(N) 

Last Man 

Standing 

(N) 

TMZ Cold Case "The 

Sleepover" 

Two and 

a Half 

Men 

Last Man 

Standing 

Glee "Extraordinary 

Merry Christmas" (N) 

The Biggest Loser The contestants return for 

a special reunion and the new 'Biggest Loser' 

is crowned. (SF) (N) 

NCIS: Los Angeles 

"Higher Power" (N) 


Middle 

Cold Case "It's 

Raining Men" 

New Girl 

"Christmas" 

(N) 

Suburgatory 

"The 

Barbecue" 

Raising 

Hope (N) 

Seinfeld 90210 "Up in Smoke" Ringer "Shut Up and 

Eat Your Bologna" 

PBS NewsHour Christmas With the 

Mormon Tabernacle 

Choir (N) 

LA Holiday Celebrate 

A special highlighting 

the diversity of L.A. 

Unforgettable 

"Spirited Away" (N) 

Body of Proof 

"Missing" 

Law & Order: 

Criminal Intent "Art" 

KCBD 11 

at Ten 

13 News 

10 p.m. 

KAMC 28 

News at 

10 p.m. 

Excused TMZ 

FOX 34 News at 9 (:05) The 

Big Bang 

Cops 'Til Death 

"Dream 

Guys" 


The King 

of Queens 

Catholicism Charlie Rose 

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A&E 31 

Hoarders "Tra/ Jill" Intervention "Chris" Criminal Minds "The 

Internet Is Forever" 

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AMC 38 Shadow Riders ('82, John Malkovich, Leonardo DiCaprio. A man is unjustly imprisoned Patrick Swayze. A murdered man operates through a medium to Bing Crosby. Entertainers stage a musical show to save Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, 

West) Tom Selleck. when his existence threatens the young King of France. 

protect his girlfriend and avenge his death. 


COM 53 

(11:00) � �� 

Shaun of the Dead 

Scrubs Scrubs Comedy Presents 


(:55) 

Futurama 

Tosh.O Always 

Sunny 

South 

Park 


Show Report 

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Park 

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Show Report 

DISC 30 

Dirty Jobs "High-Rise Dirty Jobs "Lightning 

Window Washer" Rod Installer" 

Dirty Jobs "Chicken 

Busters" 

Dirty Jobs "Goose 

Down Plucker" 

Dirty Jobs "Exotic 

Nanny" 

Dirty Jobs "Cedar Log Dirty Jobs "Blueberry Dirty Jobs "Rum 

Peeler" 

Connoisseur" Distiller" 

Dirty Jobs "Fish 

Squeezer" 

Swamp Loggers Dirty Jobs "Fish 

Squeezer" 

DISN 32 

(11:00) � 

Good L... 

(:35) 

Wizards 

Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards A.N.T. 

Farm 

A.N.T. 

Farm 

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Needs TalANT" 

Kickin' It Wizards Shake It 

Up 

Austin 

and Ally 

� �� Charlie and the Chocolate Factory 

('05, Adv) Freddie Highmore, Johnny Depp. 

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Up 

Austin 

and Ally 

Good 

Luck ... 

(:15) � �� Eight Days a Week (:50) � �� Billy Madison Adam Sandler. � � Baby on Board (2009, (:10) � �� Little Giants Rick Moranis. A � �� Anaconda (1997, Action) (:35) � �� Billy Madison (:10) � � Jason X 

ENCORE 601 (1997, Comedy) Joshua Schaefer, An adult must repeat elementary school to Comedy) Jerry O'Connell, John team of uncoordinated football players Jennifer Lopez, Ice Cube, Jon (1995, Comedy) Bradley Whitford, ('01, Hor) Lexa Doig, 

Marcia Shapiro, Keri Russell. prove he can take over the family business. Corbett, Heather Graham. compete for the right to represent their town. Voight. 

Bridgette Wilson, Adam Sandler. Kane Hodder. 

ESPN 26 

SportsCenter NFL PrimeTime Outside 

Lines (L) 

College 

Football 

NFL Live (L) Around 

Horn (N) 

Interruption 

(N) 

SportsCenter NCAA Basketball Tennessee vs. Rutgers (L) NCAA Basketball Central Michigan vs. 

Minnesota (L) 

SportsCenter 



My Wife 

and Kids 

8 Simple 

Rules 

8 Simple 

Rules 

That '70s That '70s That '70s That '70s Merry- 

Show Show Show Show Madag 

Kung Fu 

Panda 

Cat in the Dr. Seuss � Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas The Grinch disguises 

Hat 

himself as Santa to steal Christmas from the people of Whoville. 

� �� Dr. Seuss' How the 

Grinch Stole Christmas 


Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 




Meals Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 

Home 

Cooking 

Home 

Cooking 

Chopped "Yakety 

Yak, Yak, Yak" 

Cupcake Wars "The 

Nutcracker" 

Cupcake Wars Chopped "Time and 

Space" 

Chopped "Duck for 

Dinner" (N) 

Chopped 

"Floundering Around" 

FOXSW 33 

(11:00) H.S. Football OSSAA The Dan Patrick 

Show 

H.S. Football Classics Stars 

Insider 

Stars Pregame 

(L) 

NHL Hockey Dallas Stars vs. New York Rangers Site: 

Madison Square Garden -- New York City, N.Y. (L) 

Stars Live 

(L) 

H.S. Football Classics 2010 Pearland vs. 

Trinity 

FX 43 

(11:30) � �� As Good as It Gets An obsessive recluse's life 

changes when he meets a waitress and befriends his neighbor. 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Met Your Met Your Met Your Met Your Two and 

Mother Mother Mother Mother Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

� �� Alvin and the Chipmunks ('07, Com) � �� Alvin and the Chipmunks ('07, Com) 

David Cross, Cameron Richardson, Jason Lee. David Cross, Cameron Richardson, Jason Lee. 

HIST 55 RestorationRestoration 

Rome How the Earth Was Made American Pickers 

"Frank's Big Shot" 

RestorationRestorationRestorationRestoration 

Proving God Religion and science work 

together to prove God exists. 

Modern Marvels 

"Mad Electricity" 

LIFE 23 

One Born Every 

Minute 


Minute 


Minute 

Wife Swap Wife Swap "Mink and Wife Swap "Harris/ 

Oaks" 

Van Noy" 

Wife Swap "Cooper/ 

Kukta" 

Wife Swap Supernanny "The 

Denton Family" 


Minute (N) 


Minute 




Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious SpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBob 



George 

Lopez 


SPIKE 39 

CSI: Crime "Take My 

Life, Please" 


"Lost & Found" 


"Doctor Who" 


"Meat Jekyll" 

Auction 

Hunters 

Auction 

Hunters 

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Hunters 

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Flip Men 

(N) 

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American My Name Loves Ray Loves Ray Everybody Loves Ray Friends Friends Friends Friends The King The King Seinfeld Seinfeld The Big The Big The Big The Big The Conan One Hour Conan Guests Nick 

TBS 24 Dad Is Earl "No "Left Loves "Bully on 

of Queens of Queens 

"The Bang Bang Bang Bang Earlier Best of Vatterott 

Thanks" Back" Raymond the Bus" 

Susie" Theory Theory Theory Theory Spectacular 

(10:45) � �� Three � �� East Side, West Side Ava Gardner. A � �� B.F.'s Daughter Barbara Stanwyck. � �� Madame Bovary Jennifer Jones. � The Lemon Drop Kid (1951) (:45) � �� Fitzwilly ('67, Com) Dick Van (:45) � 

TCM 60 and a Half 

society woman fights to save her marriage The daughter of an industrialist nearly ruins When a society matron's attempts to escape 

Dyke. A bankrupt philanthropist's butler robs The Great 

Musketeers from the wrath of her husband's ex-mistress. her own reputation, as well as her father's. boredom fail, she takes many wealthy lovers. 

from the rich so that she can give to the poor. Rupert 

TLC 50 

A Baby 

Story 

A Baby 

Story 




"Gina" 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Cake Off "Swimwear 

Fashion Show" 

Toddlers & Tiaras 

"Fancy Faces" 


"Leanne" 


"Linda" 


"Tenessa" 

Don't Tell the Bride 

"Bryan and LT" 


"Linda" 

TNT 42 

Las Vegas Las Vegas The Closer Law & Order Law & Order "Past 

Imperfect" 

Bones "The Woman 

at the Airport" 

Bones "The Soldier on Rizzoli & Isles 

the Grave" 

� Good Morning, Killer (2011, Mystery) Cole Rizzoli & Isles 

Hauser, Catherine Bell. (P) 

TOON 52 (:10) 

Wayside 

(:35) 

Wayside 

Amazing 

Spiez 

(:25) Spies 

/Planet 

Camp 

Lazlo 

Scooby- 

Doo? 

Johnny 

Test 

Johnny 

Test 

Scooby- 

Doo? 



Looney 

Tunes 

Jimmy Drama 

Island 


MAD 

Family 

Guy 


Dad ken/Robot 

Family 

Guy 

Dating 

Guy 


and Son 

Sanford 

and Son 


Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

M*A*S*H M*A*S*H Married, 

Children 

Married, 

Children 

Home 

Improve. 

Home 

Improve. 

Everybody Everybody Everybody Hot in 

Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Cleveland 

The Exes The King 

of Queens 

UNI 2 

Esperanza del 

corazon 


Hierro 

Noticiero 

Univision 


suerte 

La fuerza del destino Aquí y ahora Impacto 

extra 

Noticiero 

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Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special WWE Tribute to the Troops WWE superstars Psych "The Tao of 

USA 25 Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit Victims Unit "Hell" Victims Unit "Crush" perform for the troops in Iraq. 

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"Chameleon" 

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PREMIUM 

18 


Ranger 

Walker, Texas 

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Old 

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30 Rock 30 Rock 

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Home Videos 

Met Your Met Your Met Your Met Your WGN News at Nine 

Mother Mother Mother Mother 

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� Smash His Camera (2010, � �� The Medallion (2003, � �� Despicable Me (2010, (:45) � �� Unknown James Caviezel. (:45) Strangers No � � Hall Pass ('11, Com) Owen Wilson. Two Enlighte- Boardwalk Empire 

HBO 661 Biography) (P) 

Action) Lee Evans, Claire Forlani, Animated) Jason Segel, Russell Suffering from amnesia, a group of people find More 

best friends are granted permission by their ned "Burn "To the Lost" 

Jackie Chan. 

Brand, Steve Carell. 

themselves tied to chairs in a warehouse. 

wives to have extramarital affairs. 

It Down" 

(10:15) � � �� Liar Liar (1997, � �� Unstoppable (2011, (:40) � �� Scott Pilgrim vs. the World In (:35) � �� Another 48 Hours (:15) � �� The Rage: Carrie 2 ('99, Thril) � �� Unstoppable (2011, (:40) 

MAX 686 Waterw- Comedy) Maura Tierney, Cary Action) Chris Pine, Rosario order to win the heart of his dream girl, a (1990, Comedy/Drama) Nick Nolte, Emily Bergl. A loner with deadly telekinetic Action) Chris Pine, Rosario Lingerie 

orld Elwes, Jim Carrey. 

Dawson, Denzel Washington. young man must defeat her seven evil exes. Brion James, Eddie Murphy. powers must fend off her inner demons. Dawson, Denzel Washington. 

� �� Cairo Time (2009, � The Good Heart (2009, (:15) � Double Identity ('09, Thril) Izabella (:55) � �� The Sum of All Fears Ben Shameless Shameless "It's Time Dexter "Talk to the Homeland "The Vest" 

SHOW 711 Romance) Alexander Siddig, Elena Drama) Brian Cox, Bill Buell, Paul Miko, Val Kilmer. An American doctor helps a Affleck. A CIA analyst must stop terrorists from 

to Kill the Turtle" Hand" 

Anaya, Patricia Clarkson. Dano. 

mysterious woman escape from her assailant. starting a war between the U.S. and Russia. 

(11:25) � �� About Schmidt (:40) � You Again ('10, Com) Kristen Bell. A (:35) � �� The Karate Kid (2010, Action) Jackie Chan, Boss "Swallow" Boss "Slip" Miller � Jumping the Broom ('11, Com) Paula (:55) � You Again 

STARZ 761 ('02, Comedy/Drama) Kathy Bates, girl sets out to expose the woman her brother Taraji P. Henson, Jaden Smith. A young boy embraces the 

continues to search for Patton. Two very different families spend the ('10, Com) Odette 

Dermot Mulroney, Jack Nicholson. is about to marry for who she really is. art of kung fu after moving to China with his mother. 

answers. 

weekend on Martha's Vineyard for a wedding. Yustman, Kristen Bell. 

(11:10) � (:45) � The Long Ride (1986, (:20) � � The Other Man (2008, (:50) � Sympathy for Delicious Orlando (:35) � Deadline (2009, Thriller) � Chatroom ('10, Thril) Imogen Poots, Aaron � �� Wild Cherry (2009, � � 

TMC 736 On the Action) 

Drama) Antonio Banderas, Laura Bloom. A DJ gets more than he expected when Brittany Murphy. 

Johnson. Teenagers meet on online chat rooms Comedy) Ryan Merriman, Rumer Johnny 

Inside 

Linney, Liam Neeson. 

he looks into the world of faith healing. 

and encourage each other's bad behavior. Willis, Tania Raymonde. Was 

(:35) Jay 

Leno Dana 

Carvey 

(:35) 

David 

Letterman 

(:35) ABC 

News 

Nightline 

(:35) Two 

and a 

Half Men 

South 

Park

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ABC 

KUPT 

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KJTV 

FOX 

KLCW 

CW 

KTXT 

PBS 

(11) 11 

(13) 13 

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(59) 3 

(34) 10 

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KCBD 11 

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CBS 13 

News at 

Noon 


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and the 

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Brown 


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Judge Joe 

Brown 


Show 


Program 

Extra Access 

Hollywood 

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Quilt in a 

Day 

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the Joy of 

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Animals 


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Workshop 

A Place of 

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Cyberchase 

Lifecha- Meet the 

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Company 

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Nightly 

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CBS 

Evening 

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p.m. News 

Maury Maury King of 

the Hill 

Meet the 

Browns 

The Dr. Oz Show 

"Are Your Pee and 

Poop Normal?" 

That '70s 

Show 


Miguel 

That '70s 

Show 

Wild 

Kratts 

How I 

Met Your 

Mother 

Family 

Guy 

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Met Your 

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KCBD 11 

at Six 

CBS 13 

News at 

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Wheel of 

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Milliona- 

ire? 



Tonight 


Simpsons 


Bang 




Finale" 

Fetch! 

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Ruffman 

Nightly 

Business 

Report 

Up All 

Night 

Whitney 


Wire" 

Survivor: South 

Pacific (N) 


Middle 

TMZ Burn Notice 

"Identity" 

Two and 

a Half 

Men 

Seinfeld 


Stall" 

Suburgatory 

Harry's Law "Bad to 

Worse" 


Bittersweet Science" 

(N) 

Modern 

Family 

Law & Order: Special KCBD 11 

Victims Unit "Russian at Ten 

Brides" 


Investigation 

"Genetic Disorder" (N) 

Barbara Walters Presents: "The 

10 Most Fascinating People of 

2011" (N) 

Burn Notice "Fight or 

Flight" 

The X Factor "Top 4 Perform" The 

remaining finalists continue to 

perform for votes. (N) 

America's Next Top 

Model "All-Star 

Finale" 

Hate Teen 

Daughter 

(N) 

The Victoria's Secret 

Fashion Show 

PBS NewsHour Live From Lincoln Center The New York City 

Ballet and its musicians perform Balanchine's 

holiday classic. (N) 

Law & Order: 

Criminal Intent 

13 News 

10 p.m. 

KAMC 28 

News at 

10 p.m. 

Excused TMZ 

FOX 34 News at 9 (:05) The 

Big Bang 


"Sugar 

Dougie" 

Nova "Mystery of the 

Megavolcano" 

CABLE 

A&E 31 

Hoarders "Kathleen/ 

Margree" 

Intervention "Sonia 

and Julia" 


"Seven Seconds" 


"About Face" 

The First 48 The First 48 "Gimme 

Shelter/ Misstep" 

Storage 

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Storage 

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Lady 

Hoggers 

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Hoggers 

Lady 

Hoggers 

Lady 

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(11:00) � �� Ghost Patrick Swayze. A � �� Real Genius (1985, Action) Gabe Jarret, � �� Patch Adams ('98, Dra) Monica Potter, Robin � �� White Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, (:45) � �� White 

AMC 38 murdered man operates through a medium to Michelle Meyrink, Val Kilmer. A group of college geniuses Williams. A doctor rejects the sober practices of medical Bing Crosby. Entertainers stage a musical show to save Christmas ('54, Mus) Danny Kaye, 

protect his girlfriend and avenge his death. plot to retrieve a stolen laser from an evil professor. school and uses humour to heal instead. 


COM 53 

(11:00) � �� Out 

Cold Jason London. 



(:55) 

Futurama 

Tosh.O Always 

Sunny 

South 

Park 


Show Report 

30 Rock 30 Rock Chappel- 

"Greenzo" le's Show 

Chappelle's 

Show 

South 

Park 

South 

Park 

South 

Park 

South 

Park 


Show Report 

DISC 30 

American Chopper American Chopper American Chopper American Chopper 

"Gander Mountain 1" "Gander Mountain 2" "Carroll Shelby Bike I" 

Sons of Guns "The 

Taser Shotgun" 

Sons of Guns Sons of Guns "Oh My Sons of Guns 

God, a Cannon!" 

Sons of Guns Moonshiners "The 

Law Comes Knockin'" 

Sons of Guns 

DISN 32 

(11:00) � Charlie & 

the Chocolate Fac... 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

A.N.T. 

Farm 

A.N.T. 

Farm 

Shake It 

Up 

Shake It 

Up 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Kickin' It Kickin' It Wizards Shake It 

Up 

PixieHollowGames 

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Beast: The Enchant... 

(:50) 

Phineas 

(:05) 

Wizards 

Shake It 

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Shake It 

Up 

Good 

Luck ... 

(11:30) � �� (:10) � �� Sleeping With the (:50) � �� The Goonies Sean Astin. A (:50) � � Absolute Power ('97, Susp) Gene Hackman, � �� (:50) � �� Austin Powers in Goldmember � �� The Avengers (1998, 

ENCORE 601 Austin Powers in Enemy ('91, Thril) Patrick Bergin, group of kids are swept up in adventure after Ed Harris, Clint Eastwood. An aging master thief witnesses The Take Dr. Evil and Goldmember plot to take over the Action) Uma Thurman, Sean 

Goldmember Kevin Anderson, Julia Roberts. discovering a treasure map in an attic. an assault and murder linked to the American President. 

world by kidnapping Austin Powers' father. Connery, Ralph Fiennes. 

ESPN 26 

SportsCenter SportsCenter Outside 

Lines (L) 

College 

Football 


Horn (N) 

Interruption 

(N) 

SportsCenter Herbies 

(N) 

NCAA Basketball Florida International vs. 

Maryland (L) 

SportsCenter Special "The NFL 

Insiders" (L) 

SportsCenter 



My Wife 

and Kids 

8 Simple 

Rules 

8 Simple 

Rules 

That '70s That '70s Merry- 

Show Show Madag 

Kung Fu 

Panda 

Frosty's 

Wonder. 

Pixar Short Films � Finding Nemo A fish gathers his courage and sets out 

to find his son, who is trapped in an aquarium. 



Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 





Giada at 

Home 

Paulas 

Dishes 

Home 

Cooking 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Restaurant "Sweet 

Tea" 

Restaurant "La 

Stanza" 

Restaurant "Wildcat 

Cafe" 

Mystery Diners, 

Diners (N) Drive-Ins 

The Next Iron Chef 

FOXSW 33 N.A. 

Hunter 

Babe's 

Outdoor 

Guns and HuntingA 

Ammo dventure 

The Dan Patrick 

Show 

Red 

Raider 

TBA Baylor 

Sports 

Aggie 

Football 

American Cowboys 

Stockcar Insider 

Big 12 C-USA 

Showcase Showcase 

NCAA Basketball Bethune-Cookman vs. 

Baylor (L) 

H.S. Football Classics 2007 Lake 

Travis vs. Highland Park 

C-USA 

Showcase 

FX 43 

(11:00) � �� High Crimes ('02, Susp) 

Ashley Judd, Morgan Freeman. 

� �� Crash Sandra Bullock. A car accident triggers a Two and 

series of racist confrontations within a 24-hour period. Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

� X-Men Origins: Wolverine When Wolverine decides to 

leave the forces for a simpler life, his brother seeks revenge. 

American Horror 

Story "Birth" 

American Horror 

Story "Birth" 

HIST 55 

Brad Meltzer's 

Decoded 

Indiana Jones and the Ultimate Quest Modern Marvels Modern Marvels 

"Extreme Gadgets" 


"Smooth Operators" 


Decoded 


Decoded "Fort Knox" 

Meltzer's Decoded 

"Mount Rushmore" 


Decoded (N) 


Decoded "Da Vinci" 

LIFE 23 

Getting Married "It's I'm Getting Married 

Arranged/ Mail Order" 

Grey's Anatomy "I 

Saw What I Saw" 

Met Your Met Your Reba 

Mother Mother 

Reba 

"Pilot" 

� � Will You Merry Me? ('08, Com/Dra) 

Wendie Malick, Tommy Lioutas. 

� A Nanny for Christmas ('10, Com) 

Emmanuelle Vaugier, Dean Cain. 

� �� A Boyfriend for Christmas ('04, 

Rom) Patrick Muldoon, Kelli Williams. 




Big Time 

Rush 

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Big Time 

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SpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBob 



George 

Lopez 


SPIKE 39 


"Crate n' Burial" 

(:25) UFC Unleashed UFC Unleashed (:35) UFC Unleashed (:40) UFC Unleashed (:45) UFC Unleashed (:55) UFC Unleashed � �� Unleashed Jet Li. A man raised as a fighting 

machine escapes his captors and tries to live normally. 

(:45) � 

Bulletpr... 

American My Name Loves Ray Loves Ray Everybody Everybody Friends Friends Friends Friends The King The King Seinfeld Seinfeld The Big The Big The Big The Big Funniest 

Conan Guests Bob 

TBS 24 Dad Is Earl "Prodigal "Robert's Loves Loves 


"The Bang Bang Bang Bang Commercials of the Costas, Mike Zohn, 

Son" Rodeo" Raymond Raymond 

Pothole" Theory Theory Theory Theory Year "2011" Evan Michelson 

(10:45) � � �� The Lottery Bride (1930, � Kurutta Ippeiji (1926) � �� Delicious ('31, Mus) Janet Gaynor. A � �� Payment Deferred � Fear and Desire (:15) � �� Huckleberry Finn Jeff East. � Pandora and the 

TCM 60 The Moon Musical) John Garrick, Joe E. 

group of European immigrants heading for the ('32, Drama) Maureen O'Sullivan, (1953) 

Chronicles the Mississippi River adventures of Flying Dutchman Ava 

& Sixp... Brown, Jeanette MacDonald. 

USA encounter romance and legal problems. Ray Milland, Charles Laughton. 

Huckleberry Finn and his friend Tom Sawyer. Gardner. 

TLC 50 

A Baby 

Story 

A Baby 

Story 




"Alexandra" 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Cake Off "The 

Nutcracker Sweet" 

Toddlers & Tiaras Secretly Pregnant 

"Carmen/ Jerline" 

Virgin Diaries Toddlers & Tiaras Toddlers & Tiaras Toddlers & Tiaras 

TNT 42 

Las Vegas Las Vegas The Closer Law & Order Law & Order "Blood" Law & Order 

"Captive" 

Law & Order 

"Gunplay" 

The Mentalist 

"Bloodsport" 

The Mentalist 

"Bloodhounds" 

Leverage "The Girls' 

Night Out Job" 

Southland "Fixing a 

Hole" 

TOON 52 (:10) 

Wayside 

(:35) 

Wayside 

Amazing 

Spiez 

(:25) Spies 

/Planet 

Camp 

Lazlo 

Scooby- 

Doo? 

Johnny 

Test 

Johnny 

Test 

Scooby- 

Doo? 



Looney 

Tunes 

Jimmy Drama 

Island 


MAD 

Family 

Guy 


Dad ken/Robot 

Family 

Guy 

Dating 

Guy 


and Son 

Sanford 

and Son 


Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 


Children 

Married, 

Children 

Home 

Improve. 

Home 

Improve. 

Everybody Everybody Hot in 

Loves Ray Loves Ray Cleveland 

The Exes The King The King 


UNI 2 

Esperanza del 

corazon 


Hierro 

Noticiero 

Univision 


suerte 

La fuerza del destino La rosa de 

Guadalupe 

Impacto 

extra 

Noticiero 

Uni: Noct. 

NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS "Kill Ari, Part 1" NCIS "Kill Ari, Part II" NCIS: Los Angeles NCIS "Swan Song" NCIS "Pyramid" The Psych "Neil Simon Burn Notice 

USA 25 

Pt. 1 of 2 cont'd next Pt. 2 of 2 

"Past Lives" 

identity of the port-toport 

killer is revealed. 

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WGN 

PREMIUM 

18 


Ranger 

Walker, Texas 

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Cheers Old 

Christine 

Old 

Christine 

30 Rock 30 Rock 

"Cougars" 


Home Videos 


Home Videos 


Home Videos 


"Sun Tea" 

(10:45) � � �� Amelia ('09, Bio) Hilary Swank. A � Flipped (2010, Comedy) � The Dilemma ('10, Com/Dra) Vince Vaugn. Preview to 24/7 /(:15) � �� The Losers Boardwalk Empire 24/7 "Flyers/Rangers" 24/7 "Flyers/Rangers" 

HBO 661 �� look at the life of Amelia Earhart, the first Anthony Edwards, Morgan Lily, After seeing a friend's wife with another man, A team of CIA black ops works undercover to "To the Lost" (N) 

Go behind-the-scenes 

Grind woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean. Madeleine Carroll. 

Ronny debates if he should tell his friend. locate the man who left them for dead. 

with two NHL teams. 

(11:00) � (:45) � �� Robin Hood (2010, Adventure) Cate (:10) � �� The X Files: Fight the Future (:15) � �� S.W.A.T. Samuel L. Jackson. A (:15) � �� Happy Gilmore Adam Sandler. � �� Little Fockers (2010, (:40) 

MAX 686 �� Little Blanchett, Mark Strong, Russell Crowe. A lowly archer gets Two FBI agents search for a deadly virus that drug lord offers a large reward to anyone who A would-be hockey player brings his slap shot Comedy) Robert De Niro, Owen Lingerie 

Fockers more than he bargained for when he helps a dying knight. threatens to destroy all life on Earth. can break him out of police custody. and unsportsmanlike attitude to golf. Wilson, Ben Stiller. 

(11:00) � (:25) Joan Rivers: A (:50) Keep a Child Alive With � �� The Brothers Bloom Adam Brody. A � �� I Am Number Four Alex Pettyfer. Homeland "The Vest" Inside the NFL Debra Digiovanni: Inside the NFL 

SHOW 711 A Quiet Piece of Work Alicia Keys 

man leaves a life of conning only to have his An extraordinary teen must elude an enemy 

Single, Awkward, 

Little ... 

partner brother try to get him back in it. who has already killed three people like him. 

Female 

(11:20) � Stan � �� Death at a Funeral (:40) � Gnomeo and Juliet (:15) � �� A Christmas Carol Jim Carrey. Boss "Remembered" Boss "Spit" Meredith � How Do You Know ('10, Com/Dra) A Spartacus: Gods Of 

STARZ 761 Helsing ('09, Com) (2010, Comedy) Keith David. (2010, Adventure) Emily Blunt, Spirits visit Ebenezer Scrooge and show him 

grows suspicious of softball player finds herself caught in a love The Arena "The Bitter 

Steve Howey. 

Maggie Smith, James McAvoy. the errors of his ways by revisiting his life. 

Kane's behavior. triangle after being cut from the team. End" 

(11:00) � �� The (:10) � �� The Twilight Saga: Eclipse A (:20) � �� Push ('09, Thril) Chris Evans. A (:15) � Lily in Love Christopher Plummer. A � Four Lions ('10, Com/Dra) Kayvan Novak. � �� Red ('10, Act) Bruce Willis. A 

TMC 736 Twilight Saga: New teenage girl must choose between her vampire group of young Americans with psychic Broadway star is upset when his wife will not Four British jihadists incompetently set out to retired black-ops agent puts his team back 

Moon Kristen Stewart. boyfriend and her werewolf friend. 

abilities try to hide from the government. cast him as the lead in her new play. commit an act of terrorism for glory. together after being attacked in his home. 

Thursday On TV S = SUDDENLINK December 15, 2011 

KCBD 

NBC 

KLBK 

CBS 

KAMC 

ABC 

KUPT 

MNT 

KJTV 

FOX 

KLCW 

CW 

KTXT 

PBS 

(11) 11 

(13) 13 

(28) 8 

(59) 3 

(34) 10 

(22) 4 

(5) 5 


KCBD 11 

at Noon 

CBS 13 

News at 

Noon 


Edition 


and the 

Beautiful 


Brown 


at 4 

Judge Joe 

Brown 


Show 


Program 

Jack 

Hanna 

Animals 


Home Videos 

Judge 

Judy 


at Five 

Judge 

Judy 

CBS 13 

News at 

5:00 p.m. 

NBC 

Nightly 

News 

CBS 

Evening 

News 



p.m. News 

Maury Maury King of 

the Hill 

(11:30) To Be Announced The OT To Be Announced The Dr. Oz Show (N) How I 

Met Your 

Paid 

Program Paid 

Program 

ColonialWilliamsburg 

"Westward!" 


Show "A Retest on 

Steve?" 

Beads, 

Baubles 

"Crystals" 

A Place of 

Our Own 

Lifechangers 

Cyberchase 


X-Factor" 

Lifechan- Meet the 

gers Steve Browns 

Ward 


Electric 

Company 

Meet the 

Browns 

That '70s 

Show 


Miguel 

That '70s 

Show 

Wild Kratt 

"Stuck on 

Sharks" 

Mother 

Family 

Guy 

How I 

Met Your 

Mother 

KCBD 11 

at Six 

CBS 13 

News at 

6:00 p.m. 

Wheel of 

Fortune 

..Be a 

Milliona- 

ire? 



Tonight 

Simpsons 

"Colonel 

Homer" 


Bang 




Finale" 

Fetch! 

With Ruff 

Ruffman 

Nightly 

Business 

Report 

Community 


Bang 


Parks and 

Rec "The 

Treaty" 

Rules of 

Engag- 

ement (N) 

The Office Whitney 

"A Decent 

Proposal" 

Person of Interest 

"Number Crunch" (N) 



of Queens 

Charlie Rose 

Prime Suspect "A KCBD 11 

Gorgeous Mosaic" (N) at Ten 

The Mentalist "Fugue 

in Red" (N) 

C. Brown C'mas The The Year With Katie Couric ABC News and 

Peanuts search for the People Magazine collaborate to list the big 

meaning of Christmas. stories from the past year. (N) 

TMZ Without a Trace Without a Trace Law & Order: 

"Wanted" 

"Once Lost" Criminal Intent 

Two and 

a Half 

Men 

The X Factor "Live 

Results" (N) 

Seinfeld The Vampire Diaries 

"Ghost World" 

PBS NewsHour Antiques Roadshow 

"Madison (Hour 

Three)" 

13 News 

10 p.m. 

KAMC 28 

News at 

(:35) Jay 

Leno Louis 

C.K. 

(:35) 

David 

Letterman 

(:35) ABC 

News 

Nightline 

(:35) Two 

and a 

Half Men 

South 

Park 

(:35) Jay 

Leno Elle 

Fanning 

(:35) 

LateS Tom 

Hanks 

(:35) ABC 

News 

Nightline 

10 p.m. 

Excused TMZ 

Bones "Finder" FOX 34 News at 9 (:05) The 

Big Bang 

The Secret Circle 

"Slither" 

Texas 

Tech 

Sports 

Official 

Best of 

Fest 


"The Ex- 

Factor" 



of Queens 

Independent Lens "Lioness" The 

story of the first women in direct 

ground combat. 

CABLE 

A&E 31 

Hoarders "Al/ Julie" Intervention "Nik and Criminal Minds 

Tiffany" 

"About Face" 

Criminal Minds "True The First 48 "Body of The First 48 

Night" 

Evidence" 

The First 48 "Marked The First 48 "Mother 

for Death" 

and Child" 

The First 48 "Love 

Kills/ Justified" 

Beyond Scared Stra. 

"St. Clair County, IL" 

Beyond Scared 

Straight 

(11:45) � �� Patch Adams Robin Williams. (:15) � �� All I Want for Christmas A (:15) � �� White Christmas (1954, Musical) Danny Kaye, � �� Miracle on 34th Street A Macy's (:15) � �� Miracle on 34th Street A 

AMC 38 A doctor rejects the sober practices of medical divorced couple's two children scheme to get Rosemary Clooney, Bing Crosby. Entertainers stage a musical show to store Santa Claus causes furor when he claims Macy's store Santa Claus causes furor when he 

school and uses humour to heal instead. them back together for Christmas. 

save their commanding officer's inn and find romance. 

to be the real Kris Kringle. 

claims to be the real Kris Kringle. 

COM 53 

(11:00) � Van 

Wilder: Freshman ... 



(:55) 

Futurama 

Tosh.O Always 

Sunny 

South 

Park 


Show Report 

30 Rock 30 Rock Futurama 

"Cougars" 

Futurama Futurama Futurama Ron White: You 

Can't Fix Stupid 


Show Report 

DISC 30 

American Chopper American Chopper 

"Eragon Bike I" 


"Eragon Bike II" 

American Chopper Storm Chasers 

"Mercedes-Amg Bike" 

Storm Chasers 

"Reed's Redemption" 

Storm Chasers "Dixie Storm Chasers 

Valley Outbreak" 

2011: The Year the 

Earth Went Wild 

Weed Wars 2011: The Year the 

Earth Went Wild 

DISN 32 So 

Random! 

Wizards Wizards Wizards Shake It 

Up 

Shake It 

Up 

Jessie Jessie Jessie Jessie Kickin' It Kickin' It Wizards Shake It 

Up 

So 

Random! 

� Santa Buddies ('09, Fam) 

Andrew Astor, Craig Anton. 

(:10) 

Wizards 

(:35) 

Shake Up 

So 

Random! 

Good 

Luck ... 

(11:30) � �� Courage Under � �� Legion (2010, Action) (:15) � �� K-9 ('89, Com) James Belushi. A � �� Silver Streak Gene Wilder. An � �� Jingle All the Way (1996, � �� Legion (2010, Action) (:15) � �� The 

ENCORE 601 Fire (1996, Drama) Meg Ryan, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson, Paul San Diego police officer gets teamed up with a editor on a train becomes involved with a Comedy) Sinbad, Phil Hartman, Lucas Black, Tyrese Gibson, Paul Take ('07, Dra) John 

Matt Damon, Denzel Washington. Bettany. 

German shepherd to crack a drug case. pretty woman and witnesses her boss' murder. Arnold Schwarzenegger. Bettany. 

Leguizamo. 

ESPN 26 

SportsCenter SportsCenter Outside 

Lines (L) 

College 

Football 


Horn (N) 

Interruption 

(N) 

SportsCenter Audibles (L) H.S. Basketball Site: Sports Arena H.S. Basketball (L) 

(L) 

SportsCenter 



My Wife 

and Kids 

8 Simple 

Rules 

8 Simple 

Rules 

That '70s That '70s That '70s That '70s Chipmunk � Finding Nemo A fish gathers his courage and sets out 

Show Show Show Show C'mas to find his son, who is trapped in an aquarium. 

� �� Beauty and the Beast ('91, Ani) The 700 Club 

Voices of Richard White, Paige O'Hara. 


Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 





Giada at 

Home 

Home 

Cooking 

Home 

Cooking 

Chopped "Step Right 

Up!" 

Chopped Chopped "A Wish 

Upon a Starfruit" 

Chopped "Jitters and 

Giant Eggs" 

Chef Hunter "Villa 

Antonio" (N) 

Cupcake Wars "The 

Nutcracker" 

FOXSW 33 

H.S. Football UIL State Championship 1A Division I -- Arlington, Texas Ford Championship 

(L) 

Live (L) 

Randy 

White 

C-USA 

Showcase 

SportsDay Stars Pre- 

OnAir game (L) 

NHL Hockey Dallas Stars vs. New York Islanders Site: 

Nassau Coliseum -- Uniondale, N.Y. (L) 

Stars Live 

(L) 

H.S. Football UIL State Championship 2A 

Division I -- Arlington, Texas (L) 

FX 43 

(11:00) � Superman Returns Superman returns to Earth 

and comes face to face with his oldest foe: Lex Luthor. 

� X-Men Origins: Wolverine When Wolverine decides to 

leave the forces for a simpler life, his brother seeks revenge. 

Met Your Met Your Met Your Met Your Two and 

Mother Mother Mother Mother Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Always 

Sunny (N) 

League 

(N) 

Always 

Sunny 


League 

HIST 55 

Big Shrimpin' "Rising Crime Wave: 18 Months of Mayhem "18 

Storm" 

Months of Mayhem" 

MonsterQuest MonsterQuest "Giant American Pickers 

Pythons in America" 

Big Shrimpin' "Rising Big Shrimpin' 

Storm" 

"Troubled Waters" 

Swamp People "Full 

Moon Fever" 

Big Shrimpin' "First 

Weigh-In" 

The Universe "Sex in 

Space" 

LIFE 23 

I'm Getting Married I'm Getting Married Grey's Anatomy Met Your Met Your Reba 

Mother Mother 

Reba Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Accessory "Beach 

Blanket Blingo" 

Project Accessory 

"Fall for Kenneth" 


"Bugging Out" (N) 


"Bugging Out" 




iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly SpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBobSpongeBob 



George 

Lopez 


SPIKE 39 


"Blood Drops" 


"Anonymous" 

Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Jail Impact Wrestling High-risk athletic 

entertainment from the ring. (N) 

� Damage Steve ' 

Stonecold' Austin. 

American My Name Everybody Everybody Loves Ray Loves Ray Friends Friends Friends Friends The King The King Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Family The Big The Big The Big The Big Conan Guests Dawes 

TBS 24 Dad Is Earl Loves Loves "Alone "Someone 

of Queens of Queens "The "The Guy Guy Bang Bang Bang Bang 

Raymond Raymond Time" 's Cranky" 

Boyfriend" Boyfriend" 

Theory Theory Theory Theory 

(10:30) � �� (:15) � Witness for the Prosecution A (:15) � �� Knock on Any Door A crusading � �� In a Lonely Place A screenwriter � �� Life With Father William Powell. (:15) � �� The Girl Who � Mister 

TCM 60 Anatomy of a Murder skillful lawyer takes on a murder case and lawyer fights to save a juvenile delinquent has an affair with a starlet while trying to clear A story about growing up in New York with a Had Everything ('53, Rom) Roberts 

James Stewart. finds a maze of deceit and murder. 

whom he has known since childhood. himself of a murder rap. 

loving but eccentric father and his wife. Fernando Lamas, Elizabeth Taylor. 

TLC 50 

A Baby 

Story 

A Baby 

Story 



Cellblock 6: Female 

Lock Up 

Cellblock 6: Female 

Lock Up 

Female Lock Up "The Cellblock 6: Female 

Nature of the Beast" "A Safe Place" 

All-American Muslim 

"Friday Night Bites" 

DUI DUI DUI DUI Cellblock 6: Female 

"This Too Shall Pass" 

DUI DUI 

TNT 42 

Las Vegas Las Vegas The Closer Law & Order Law & Order "Savior" Bones "The Woman in Bones "The Girl in 

Limbo" 

Suite 2103" 

CSI: NY "Holding 

Cell" 

CSI: NY "The Closer" CSI: NY "Do Not Pass CSI: NY "Corporate 

Go" 

Warriors" 

TOON 52 (:10) 

Wayside 

(:35) 

Wayside 

Amazing 

Spiez 

(:25) Spies 

/Planet 

Camp 

Lazlo 

Scooby- 

Doo? 

Johnny 

Test 

Johnny 

Test 

Scooby- 

Doo? 



Looney 

Tunes 

Jimmy Drama 

Island 

6teen 

"Prank'd" 

MAD/(:45) Futurama 

MAD 

Family 

Guy 


Dad ken/Robot 

Family 

Guy 

Dating 

Guy 


and Son 

Sanford 

and Son 


Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 


Children 

Married, 

Children 

Home 

Improve. 

Home 

Improve. 

Everybody Everybody Everybody Everybody The King The King 

Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray Loves Ray of Queens of Queens 

UNI 2 

Esperanza del 

corazon 


Hierro 

Noticiero 

Univision 


suerte 


Guadalupe 

Impacto 

extra 

Noticiero 

Uni: Noct. 

Burn Notice Burn Notice Burn Notice Burn Notice Burn Notice Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: Special Law & Order: S.V.U. Burn Notice "Fail Covert Affairs "The 

USA 25 

"Acceptable Loss" Victims Unit Victims Unit "Hate" Victims Unit "Shattered" A young Safe" (N) 

Wake-Up Bomb" 

"Brotherhood" 

"Wannabe" boy is kidnapped. 

WGN 

PREMIUM 

18 


Ranger 

Walker, Texas 

Ranger 

Cheers 

3/4 

Cheers Old 

Christine 

Old 

Christine 


Home Videos 

Met Your Met Your Met Your Met Your WGN News at Nine 

Mother Mother Mother Mother 

30 Rock Scrubs 

(10:30) � �� The � �� Daredevil (2003, Fantasy) (:45) HBO � �� Head of State (2003, (:45) 24/7 

(:45) � Charlie St. Cloud Zac Efron. A young � �� The Blind Side ('09, Spt) Sandra (:45) HBO Taxicab Confessions 

HBO 661 Lovely Bones ('09, Jennifer Garner, Colin Farrell, Ben First Look Comedy) Dylan Baker, Nick Searcy, "Flyers/Rangers" man works as a caretaker at the cemetery Bullock. An affluent family takes in a homeless First Look 7: Las Vegas: 

Dra) Rachel Weisz, Affleck. 

(N) Bernie Mac. 

where his younger brother is buried. teenager who becomes a star football player. 

America Undercover 

(11:40) � �� The Hard Word � Cedar Rapids (2011, Comedy) � �� Man on the Moon ('99, Bio) Jim � �� The A-Team ('10, Act) Liam Neeson. (:15) � � Big Mommas: Like Father, Like � Cedar Rapids (2011, Comedy) � The 

MAX 686 (2002, Thriller) Rachel Griffiths, John C. Reilly, Anne Heche, Ed Carrey. This film chronicles the life and career Veterans try to clear their names when the Son An FBI agent and his son go undercover at John C. Reilly, Anne Heche, Ed Right to 

Robert Taylor, Guy Pearce. Helms. 

of the eccentric comedian Andy Kaufman. military suspects them of committing a crime. an all-girl's school to find a murderer. Helms. 

Bare All 

(11:45) � �� Ondine (2009, � The Waiting City (2009, (:20) � �� Casa De Los Babys Six � Tapestries of Hope (2009, � �� The Italian Job Mark Wahlberg. (:25) � The Mechanic (2011, Penn & Beach 

SHOW 711 Drama) Alicja Bachleda, Colin Drama) Joel Edgerton, Samrat American women hoping to adopt babies in Documentary) Betty Makoni. Thieves plan the heist of their lives by creating Action) Ben Foster, A. Edward Teller: Heat: 

Farrell. 

Chakrabarti, Radha Mitchell. South America are forced to live there. 

the largest traffic jam in L.A. history. Sutherland, Jason Statham. Bull.. Miami 

(:15) � The Tourist ('10, Act) Johnny Depp. A (:10) � Stone ('10, Dra) Edward Norton. A (:55) Starz Studios /(:10) � The Other Guys Boss "Stasis" Boss "Choose" � �� Barney's Version ('10, Dra) Rosamund Pike, Paul (:25) � 

STARZ 761 woman chooses an American tourist to use as parole officer is manipulated into a situation Two disgraced New York City detectives seize 

Giamatti. Hard-drinking hockey fanatic Barney Panofsky �� 

a decoy for the police and the mob. 

that will secure a convicts parole. 

an opportunity to step into the limelight. 

reflects on his own failures and successes. 

Burlesque 

(11:30) � �� Mad (:15) � Monsters ('10, Thril) Whitney Able. � �� The Burning Plain ('08, Dra) � The Extra Man Katie Holmes. An eccentric � �� Super Size Me (2004, (:40) � �� The Thin Blue Line In 1976, � An 

TMC 736 Love ('95, Rom) Chris An American journalist and a hired escort try Charlize Theron. A woman with a troubled man who escorts women around town takes a Documentary) 

Randall Adams was wrongly sentenced to Unreason 

O'Donnell. 

to make their way back to California. past attempts to reconcile with her parents. young writer under his wing. 

death for the murder of a police officer. able Man 

(:35) Two 

and a 

Half Men 

South 

Park 

To Be 

Announced

Friday On TV S = SUDDENLINK December 16, 2011 


KCBD 

NBC 

(11) 11 

KCBD 11 

at Noon Days of Our Lives The Doctors Inside 

Edition 


at 4 


at Five 

NBC 

Nightly 

News 

KCBD 11 

at Six 

Wheel of 

Fortune 

Chuck "Chuck Versus 

the Curse" (N) 

Grimm "Let Your Hair 

Down" (N) 

Dateline NBC KCBD 11 

at Ten 

(:35) Jay 

Leno Chris 

Cornell 

KLBK 

CBS 

(13) 13 

CBS 13 

News at 

Noon 


and the 

Beautiful 


Brown 

Judge Joe 

Brown 

Judge 

Judy 

Judge 

Judy 

CBS 13 

News at 

5:00 p.m. 

CBS 

Evening 

News 

CBS 13 

News at 

6:00 p.m. 

..Be a 

Milliona- 

ire? 

A Gifted Man CSI: NY "Food for 

Thought" 

Blue Bloods "Friendly 

Fire" 

13 News 

10 p.m. 

(:35) D. 

Letterman 

Jude Law 

KAMC 

ABC 

(28) 8 


Show 

Dr. Phil KAMC 28 

News 

ABC 

World 

News 

KAMC 28 

News at 6 

Enterta- 

inment 

Tonight 

Ext. Makeover: Home 

"Rhodes Family" 1/2 

cont'd next (N) 

Ext. Makeover: Home 

"Rhodes Family" 2/2 

(N) 

20/20 "The Million 

Moms Challenge on 

Maternal Health" (N) 

KAMC 28 

News at 

10 p.m. 

ABC 

News 

Nightline 

KUPT 

MNT 

(59) 3 


Program 

Jack 

Hanna 

Animals 


Home Videos 

Maury "Is My Fiancé 

the Father of My 

Sister's Babies?" 

Maury King of 

the Hill 

Family 

Guy 

Simpsons 

"Black 

Widower" 

TMZ Monk "Mr. Monk 

Takes the Stand" 

Monk "Mr. Monk and 

the Critic" 

Law & Order: 

Criminal Intent 

Excused TMZ 

KJTV 

FOX 

(34) 10 

Extra Access 

Holly- 

wood 


Show 

The Dr. Oz Show (N) How I 

Met Your 

Mother 

How I 

Met Your 

Mother 


Bang 


Two and 

a Half 

Men 

Happiness Is a Warm 

Blanket, Charlie 

Brown 

Ice Age: A 

Mammoth 

Christmas 


Simpsons 

FOX 34 News at 9 The Big 

Bang 


Two and 

a Half 

Men 

KLCW 

CW 

(22) 4 

Paid 

Program Paid 

Program 


Show "Are You 

Hitting My Son?" 

Lifecha- 

ngers 

Dennis Hof 

Lifecha- 

ngers 

Meet the 

Browns 

Meet the 

Browns 

That '70s 

Show 

"Winter" 

That '70s 

Show 

'Til Death 

"Clay 

Date" 


of Queens 

Seinfeld Seinfeld 

"The Pie" 

Nikita "Falling Ash" 

Nikita and Michael run 

into Owen. 

Supernatural "Hello 

Cruel World" Sam has 

flashbacks from hell. 

Cops "San 

Bernar- 

dino" 

'Til Death 

"Snore 

Loser" 


of Queens 

South 

Park 

KTXT 

PBS 

(5) 5 

It's Sew 

Easy "Fun 

Fabrics" 

Paint This 

"Turquo- 

ise River" 

Crafting A Place of 

Our Own 

Cyberc- 

hase 


Electric 

Company 


Miguel 

Wild Kratt 

"Raptor 

Roundup" 

Fetch! 

With Ruff 

Ruffman 

Nightly 

Business 

Report 

PBS NewsHour Washin- 

gton 

Week 


McLaugh- 

lin Group 

Great Performances "The Little Mermaid From San 

Francisco Ballet" Hans Christian Andersen's tale of love 

and sacrifice, performed by San Francisco Ballet. (N) 

To Be 

Annou- 

nced 

CABLE 

A&E 31 Criminal Minds 

"Masterpiece" 

Criminal Minds "True 

Night" 


"Natural Born Killer" 


"Derailed" 

Criminal Minds "A 

Higher Power" 


"Mayhem" 

Criminal Minds "Soul 

Mates" 

� Bag of Bones ('11, Epic) Melissa George, 

Jason Priestley, Pierce Brosnan. 1/4 cont'd next 

� Bag of Bones (2011, Epic) Melissa George, 

Jason Priestley, Pierce Brosnan. Pt. 2 of 4 

AMC 38 

(10:30) � �� Master and 

Commander: The Far Side of the 

World ('03, Adv) Russell Crowe. 

� �� Spy Game (2001, Drama) Robert Redford, Catherine 

McCormack, Brad Pitt. A CIA agent works against time and the agency 

to help free his former protégé. 

� �� Mission: Impossible ('96, Spy) Jon Voight, Henry 

Czerny, Tom Cruise. An agent suspected of disloyalty must 

expose the real spy in order to clear his name. 

� �� The Aviator (2004, Biography) Cate Blanchett, Kate Beckinsale, Leonardo DiCaprio. 

The life of legendary director and aviator Howard Hughes, from the 1920s to the mid-1940s. 

COM 53 (11:00) � So I 

Married an Axe Mu... 



(:55) 

Futurama 

Tosh.O Always 

Sunny 

South 

Park 

The Daily 

Show 

Colbert 

Report 

30 Rock 30 Rock Tosh.O Tosh.O (:05) 

Tosh.O 

(:35) Daniel Tosh: 

Completely Serious 

(:35) Dane Cook Dane Cook 

performs his stand-up routine. 

DISC 30 American Chopper 

"NY Yankees Bike" 


"NY Yankees Bike 2" 

American Chopper American Chopper Gold Rush "Slippery 

Slope" 

Gold Rush "Drill or 

Die" 

Gold Rush 

"Lovestruck" 

Gold Rush "Gold at 

Last" 

Gold Rush "On the 

Gold" 

Flying Wild Alaska 

"Bush Brawl" 

Gold Rush "On the 

Gold" 

DISN 32 Phineas 

and Ferb 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

Phineas 

and Ferb 

Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards Wizards Kickin' It Kickin' It Austin 

and Ally 

Austin 

and Ally 

� �� The Game Plan ('07, Fam) 

Madison Pettis, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Austin 

and Ally 

Austin 

and Ally 

ENCORE 601 

(11:05) � �� 

Law Abiding Citizen 

('09, Cri) Jamie Foxx. 

� �� Lord of the Flies (1990, 

Drama) Chris Furrh, Danuel Pipoly, 

Balthazar Getty. 

(:35) � �� Desperate 

Measures ('97, Act) Michael 

Keaton, Andy Garcia. 

(:20) � �� Only the Lonely A Chicago 

cop may have a chance at happiness if he can 

confront his dominating mother. 

(:10) � �� Law Abiding Citizen A man 

wages a deadly war on the justice system after 

his family's murderers are set free. 

The Take 

(N) 

(:50) � � Fair Game Cindy Crawford. When 

a lawyer becomes the target of ruthless KGB 

agents, a maverick cop steps in to help. 

� �� 

Knock Off 

ESPN 26 SportsCenter SportsCenter Outside 

Lines (L) 

College 

Football 


Horn (N) 

Interrup- 

tion (N) 

SportsCenter To Be Announced To Be Announced 

FAM 28 Grounded 

for Life 

Grounded 

for Life 

My Wife 

and Kids 

My Wife 

and Kids 

8 Simple 

Rules 

8 Simple 

Rules 

That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 

Mickey 

Christmas 

Mickey's 

Christmas 

� �� Beauty and the Beast ('91, Ani) 

Voices of Richard White, Paige O'Hara. 

� �� Up (2009, Animated) Christopher 

Plummer, Delroy Lindo, Edward Asner. 



Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 

Secrets of 

a Chef 

Ten Dollar 

Dinners 

Cooking 

for Real 

30 Minute 

Meals 

Barefoot 

Contessa 

Giada at 

Home 

Paulas 

Dishes 

Home 

Cooking 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Best 

Thing Ate 

Best 

Thing Ate 

Bama 

Glama (N) 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

Diners, Drive-Ins "A 

North Pole Christmas" 

Mystery 

Diners 

Diners, 

Drive-Ins 

FOXSW 33 H.S. Football UIL State Championship 2A Division II -- Arlington, Texas 

(L) 

Ford Championship 

Live (L) 

Aggie 

Basket. 

Sports 

Tour 

Big 12 

Showcase 

Stars Pre- 

game (L) 

NHL Hockey Dallas Stars vs. New Jersey Devils Site: 

Prudential Center -- Newark, N.J. (L) 

Stars Live 

(L) 

H.S. Football UIL State Championship 4A 

Division I -- Arlington, Texas (L) 

FX 43 Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Two and 

Half Men 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

� �� Deck the Halls ('06, Com) Matthew 

Broderick, Kristen Davis, Danny de Vito. 

� �� Christmas With the Kranks ('04, 

Com) Jamie Lee Curtis, Tim Allen. 

� �� Christmas With the Kranks ('04, 

Com) Jamie Lee Curtis, Tim Allen. 

HIST 55 Restora- 

tion 

Restora- 

tion 

Top Gear "Beater 

Boot Camp" 

Top Gear "America's 

Strongest Pickup" 

Only in America 

"Larry Beefs Up" 

Only in America With 

Larry the Cable Guy 


"Getting the Boot" 

Restora- 

tion 

Restora- 

tion 

Pawn 

Stars 

Pawn 

Stars 

Real Deal Real Deal Invention 

USA (N) 

Invention 

USA (N) 

IRT Deadliest Roads 

"Landslide!" 

LIFE 23 Desperate 

Housewives 


"Invest in Love" 


"New History" 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries Unsolved Mysteries America's Most 

Wanted 

America's Most 

Wanted 

Starving Secrets 

"Ravaged!" 

NICK 34 Max & 

Ruby 

Max & 

Ruby 

Spong- 

eBob 

Spong- 

eBob 

Winx Club Spong- 

eBob 

Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious Victorious Spong- 

eBob 

Spong- 

eBob 

Kung Fu 

Panda 

Spong- 

eBob 

That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 

George 

Lopez 

George 

Lopez 


SPIKE 39 (11:45) DEA "Deadly 

Chase" 

DEA "Operation Pill 

Grinder" 

(:15) DEA "Up the Ladder" DEA "Deep Cover" (:40) DEA "Marijuana Grow 

House" 

(:55) DEA (:10) � �� Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace Liam Neeson. Two 

Jedi Knights help a queen save her world and discover a boy with great potential. 

DEA/(:40) 

DEA 

TBS 24 

American 

Dad 

My Name 

Is Earl 

Everybody 

Loves 

Raymond 

Everybody 

Loves 

Raymond 

Loves Ray 

"Robert's 

Divorce" 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

"Italy" 1/2 

Friends Friends Friends Friends The King 

of Queens 


of Queens 

Seinfeld 

"The Fix- 

Up" 

Seinfeld House of 

Payne 

House of 

Payne 

House of 

Payne (N) 

House of 

Payne (N) 

For Better 

or Worse 

For Better 

"Speak 

Now" (N) 

� Anchorman: The 

Legend of Ron 

Burgundy 

TCM 60 

� In Gay Madrid (1930, Musical) 

Dorothy Jordan, Lottice Howell, 

Ramon Novarro. 

� Cabin In The Cotton (1932) � �� Hell Divers ('32, Act) Wallace Beery, 

Clark Gable. Two Naval Air Force officers 

become rivals in the skies and over love. 

� �� The Wet Parade Walter Huston. A 

story about a Southern man crusading against 

alcohol and a Prohibition agent. 

� �� The Bishop's Wife Cary Grant. An 

angel comes to Earth to help a bishop and his 

wife raise funds to build a new church. 

� �� Christmas in Connecticut A 

promotional stunt threatens to expose a 

columnist's fictitious housekeeping skills. 

TLC 50 A Baby 

Story 

A Baby 

Story 

Room for 

Multiples 

Baby's 

First Day 


"Emily" 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Cake Boss: Next 

Great Baker 

Toddlers & Tiaras Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes/ 

Dress 

Brides/Be 

verly Hills 

Brides/Be 

verly Hills 

Say Yes- 

Dress 

Say Yes/ 

Dress 

TNT 42 Las Vegas Las Vegas The Closer Law & Order Law & Order "Great 

Satan" 

Law & Order "Corner 

Office" 

Law & Order 

"Venom" 

Christmas in 

Washington (N) 

� �� Fred Claus Paul Giamatti. Santa bails his criminal 

brother out of jail and brings him to the North Pole. 

Christmas 

Wash. 

TOON 52 (:10) 

Wayside 

(:35) 

Wayside 

Amazing 

Spiez 

(:25) Spies 

/Planet 

Camp 

Lazlo 

Scooby- 

Doo? 

Johnny 

Test 

JohnnyTest 

/ Johnny 

Scooby- 

Doo? 

Tom/Jerry 

Tales 

LEGO 

Ninjago 

Ben 10 � �� Superman: Brainiac 

Attacks ('06, Ani) Tim Daly. 

(:50) 

Transf. 

Futurama Family 

Guy 

American 

Dad 

RobotChic 

ken/Robot 

Family 

Guy 

Dating 

Guy 


and Son 

Sanford 

and Son 


Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 


Children 

Married, 

Children 

Home 

Improve. 

Home 

Improve. 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 


of Queens 


of Queens 

UNI 2 

Esperanza del 

corazon 


Hierro 

Noticiero 

Univision 


suerte 


Guadalupe 

Impacto 

extra 

Noticiero 

Uni: Noct. 

USA 25 

Law & Order: Special 

Victims Unit 


Victims Unit 


Victims Unit 

NCIS NCIS "Silver War" NCIS "Switch" NCIS "Under Covers" NCIS "Probie" McGee 

is accused of killing an 

undercover officer. 

� �� Elf ('03, Com) Will Ferrell. A man 

raised as an elf at the North Pole travels to 

New York to find his true father. 


Investigation "All 

That Cremains" 

WGN 18 WGN Midday News Walker, Texas 

Ranger 

Walker, Texas 

Ranger 


Christine 

Old 

Christine 


Home Videos 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 

Met Your 

Mother 


PREMIUM 

HBO 661 

(11:30) � The 

Adjustment Bureau 

Matt Damon. 

(:15) The 

Making 

Of 

� �� Dinner for Schmucks Steve Carell. 

A man questions his invitation to a party 

where the idiocy of the guests is celebrated. 

� �� Cinema Verite (1999, 

Documentary) Richard Leacock, 

Wolf Koenig, D.A. Pennebaker. 

� �� Bend It Like Beckham A young 

woman joins a soccer team, but must hide the 

truth from her traditionalist family. 

24/7 "Flyers/Rangers" 

Go behind-the-scenes 

with two NHL teams. 

The Life 

and Times 

of Tim (N) 

� The Adjustment Bureau ('11, Rom) Matt 

Damon. Mysterious forces keep a politician 

and a ballerina from having an affair. 

The Life 

and Times 

of Tim 

MAX 686 

(11:40) � �� Running 

Scared (1986, Action) Gregory 

Hines, Jimmy Smits, Billy Crystal. 

� �� Ever After: A Cinderella Story A 

strong-willed girl catches the eye of a 

charming prince and finds true love. 

� �� Tempted (2001, Thriller) 

Saffron Burrows, Peter Facinelli, 

Burt Reynolds. 

(:10) � �� The Nutty Professor 

('96, Comedy) Jada Pinkett Smith, 

James Coburn, Eddie Murphy. 

(:50) � �� The Lost World: Jurassic Park ('97, Adv) 

Julianne Moore, Jeff Goldblum. A research group travels to 

an island inhabited by dinosaurs to study their behavior. 

Strike Back Lingerie Life on 

Top 

SHOW 711 

� Talihina Sky: The Story of 

Kings of Leon ('11, Doc) Jared 

Followill, Caleb Followill. 

� Bran Nue Dae (2009, 

Comedy/Drama) Jessica Mauboy, 

Ernie Dingo, Rocky McKenzie. 

� �� A Single Man ('09, Dra) Colin Firth. A 

professor goes about his daily routine while 

planning to commit suicide that evening. 

� �� Letters to Juliet Amanda Seyfried. 

An American girl visiting Italy decides to 

answer a love letter she found from 1957. 

� 3 Backyards (2010, Drama) 

Edie Falco, Elias Koteas, Embeth 

Davidtz. 

� �� The Switch (2010, 

Comedy/Drama) Jennifer Aniston, 

Jason Bateman. 

(:15) � Faster ('10, 

Act) Dwayne 'The 

Rock' Johnson. 

STARZ 761 

(10:35) � �� 

Apollo 13 ('95, 

Doc/Dra) Tom Hanks. 

(:55) Starz Studios /(:10) � �� 

Friday After Next ('02, Com) Mike 

Epps, John Witherspoon, Ice Cube. 

(:45) � �� Brooklyn's Finest ('10, Act) Don Cheadle, 

Richard Gere. The lives of three police officers are 

drastically changed during the course of one week. 

(:05) � �� White Chicks Shawn Wayans. 

Two disgraced FBI agents go undercover as 

white women in an effort to protect heiresses. 

(:05) � Jumping the Broom ('11, Com) Paula 

Patton. Two very different families spend the 

weekend on Martha's Vineyard for a wedding. 

Spartacus: Blood and 

Sand "The Red 

Serpent" 

Spartacus: Blood and 

Sand "Sacramentum 

Gladiatorum" 

TMC 736 

(:15) � �� One Christmas A shy young 

man leaves his Alabama home in search of his 

estranged father in New Orleans. 

� Prey of the Jaguar (1996, 

Suspense) Linda Blair, Maxwell 

Caulfield, Stacy Keach. 

(:35) � �� Till Human Voices 

Wake Us ('02, Dra) Helena 

Bonham-Carter, Guy Pearce. 

(:15) � A Summer in Genoa ('08, Dra) Colin 

Firth. A man moves his two daughters to Italy 

after their mother dies to reshape their lives. 

� �� How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days Two 

people try to further their careers by starting a 

relationship under false pretences. 

� Super (2010, Action) Ellen 

Page, Liv Tyler, Rainn Wilson. 

(:40) � � 

Direct 

Contact 

Saturday On TV S = SUDDENLINK December 17, 2011 


KCBD 

NBC 

(11) 11 

Paid 

Program Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Swimming Duel in the Pool -- Atlanta, Ga. (L) Winter Dew Tour Nike Open -- 

Breckenridge, Colo. (L) 

Jeopardy! 

Weekend 

NBC 

Nightly 

News 

KCBD 11 

at Six 

Wheel of 

Fortune 

Weekend 

Grimm 

"Lonelyhearts" 

WWE: Tribute WWE 

superstars perform for 

the troops in Iraq. (N) 


Victims Unit 

"Educated Guess" 

KCBD 11 

at Ten 

Saturday 

Night Live 

(N) 

KLBK 

CBS 

(13) 13 

CBS Sports 

Spectacular "Third 

and Long" 

NCAA Basketball Butler vs. Purdue (L) NCAA Basketball Memphis vs. Louisville or 

Gonzaga vs. Arizona (L) 

Paid 

Program 

CBS 

Evening 

News 

CBS 13 

News at 

6:00 p.m. 

Paid 

Program 

Frosty the 

Snowman 

Frosty 

Returns 

The Story of Santa 

Claus 

48 Hours Mystery 

"Arturo Gatti's Last 

Fight" 

KLBK 13 

News at 

10 p.m. 

(:35) 

Grey's 

Anatomy 

KAMC 

ABC 

(28) 8 

Paid 

Program Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

ESPN Sports Saturday A mix of sports 

highlights, including a review of the week and 

a look at upcoming events. (N) 

Paid 

Program 

ABC 

World 

News 

KAMC 28 

News at 6 

Paid 

Program 

Wipeout "Winter 

Wipeout: Deck the 

Balls" 

CMA Country Christmas Country's biggest 

stars celebrate the holidays with songs and 

stories to warm your heart. 

KAMC 28 

News at 

10 p.m. 

(:35) Paid 

Program 

KUPT 

MNT 

(59) 3 

� �� Fluke ('95, Fam) Matthew Modine. A 

businessman's perspective on life is changed 

when he is reincarnated as a dog. 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Hollywood Christmas Parade Marie Osmond 

officiates as this year's Grand Marshal. 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

How I 

Met Your 

Mother 

How I 

Met Your 

Mother 

� �� Dark Water Jennifer Connelly. A 

mother and daughter are haunted by the ghost 

of their apartment's former resident. 


Bang 



Bang 


Paid 

Program 

Two and 

a Half 

Men 

KJTV 

FOX 

(34) 10 

Law & Order Law & Order Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

� �� Moonlight Mile Jake Gyllenhaal. A 

man and the parents of his fiancée are left to 

pick up the pieces after her murder. 

Paid 

Program 

Paid 

Program 

Bones America Most Wanted A look at the 15 most 

wanted criminals, as determined by the U.S. 

Marshals Service. (N) 

FOX 34 

News at 9 

Fox 34 

Sports OT 

Hell's Kitchen "5 

Chefs Compete" 

KLCW 

CW 

(22) 4 

True Hollywood Story 

"Valerie Bertinelli" 

� �� Chances Are Robert Downey Jr.. A 

man, who is reincarnated after 25 years, tries 

to reunite with his wife and child. 

� �� Man of the House A Texas Ranger 

goes undercover to protect a group of 

cheerleaders who witnessed a murder. 

'Til Death 


Baby" 


of Queens 

Seinfeld 


Stand-In" 

Seinfeld 


Wife" 

House "Whatever It 

Takes" 

House "Ugly" That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 

Time Life 

Music 

Time Life 

Music 

KTXT 

PBS 

(5) 5 

Garden 

Home 

This Old 

House 

Wood- 

work 

Hometime 

"Recycled 

Fence" 

American 

Wood- 

shop 

Motor- 

week (N) 

Antiques Roadshow 

"Denver (Hour Three)" 

Lidia's 

Italy 

Mexico: 

One Plate 

at a Time 

Primal 

Grill "On 

the Bone" 

Cook's 

Country 

Savor the 

South- 

west 

Pati's 

Mexican 

Table 

The Lawrence Welk 

Show "Songs of the 

'70s" 

Austin City Limits 

"Esperanza Spalding/ 

Madeleine Peyroux" 

(:05) Doc Martin 

"Blood Is Thicker" 

Masterpiece Classic 

"Downton Abbey" 1/4 

cont'd Dec 24 

CABLE 

A&E 31 Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Parking 

Wars 

Beyond Scared 

Straight 

Beyond Scared 

Straight "Jessup" 


"Oakland County, MI" 

Beyond Scared 

Straight 


"St. Clair County, IL" 

Beyond Scared 

Straight 

Beyond Scared 

Straight 

AMC 38 

(10:45) � �� 

Chisum ('70, West) 

John Wayne. 

(:15) � �� The Shootist ('76, Western) Lauren Bacall, 

Ron Howard, John Wayne. When a legendary gunfighter 

learns he has terminal cancer, he sets out to settle scores. 

� �� Pale Rider ('85, Action) Michael Moriarty, Carrie 

Snodgress, Clint Eastwood. A stranger is caught in a feud 

between a mining syndicate and the town's prospectors. 

� �� The Outlaw Josey Wales (1976, Western) Chief Dan 

George, Sondra Locke, Clint Eastwood. An ex-Confederate soldier 

searches for the gang responsible for killing his family. 

Hell on Wheels 

"Pride, Pomp and 

Circumstance" 

� �� The 

Outlaw Josey Wales 

Clint Eastwood. 

COM 53 (:05) 

Scrubs 

(:35) 

Scrubs 

(:10) � �� Sex Drive (2008, Comedy) Amanda Crew, Clark Duke, Josh Zuckerman. A road trip to meet a 

girl leads to dealings with hitchhikers, jailbirds and carjackers. 

(:40) � �� The 40-Year-Old Virgin Friends embark on 

a mission to help a 40-year-old man lose his virginity. 

� �� The Love Guru (2008, Comedy) Justin 

Timberlake, Jessica Alba, Mike Myers. 

� �� Shallow Hal 

Gwyneth Paltrow. 

DISC 30 American Guns Moonshiners Moonshiners "Point 

of No Return" 

Dirty Jobs "Fish 

Squeezer" 

Dirty Jobs "Dirty 

Holidays" 

MythBusters "Snow 

Special" 

MythBusters "Frozen 

Christmas Tree" 

MythBusters MythBusters "Holiday 

Special" 

MythBusters 

"Christmas Special" 

MythBusters "Holiday 

Special" 

DISN 32 Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Shake It 

Up 

Shake It 

Up 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Austin 

and Ally 

Jessie � �� The Game Plan ('07, Fam) 

Madison Pettis, Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson. 

A.N.T. 

Farm 

Jessie So 

Random! 

Shake It 

Up 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

Good 

Luck ... 

ENCORE 601 

(10:45) � 

Mona Lisa 

Smile 

(:50) � �� The Bellboy (1960, 

Comedy) Alex Gerry, Bob Clayton, 

Jerry Lewis. 

(:05) � � The Errand Boy (1961, 

Comedy) Brian Donlevy, Howard 

McNear, Jerry Lewis. 

(:40) � �� The Geisha Boy 

(1958, Comedy) Marie McDonald, 

Robert Hirano, Gilbert Woolley. 

(:20) � �� The Ladies Man Jerry Lewis. 

After his relationship breaks up, a handyman 

takes a job at a boarding school for girls. 

Method to the Madness of Jerry Lewis A 

look at the living legend, featuring interview 

with industry icons. 

(:05) � �� The Nutty Professor A 

geeky college professor turns into a suave 

ladies' man thanks to one of his experiments. 

ESPN 26 (11:00) NCAA 

Basketb. Ohio St./S.C. 

NCAA Football New Mexico Bowl Temple vs. Wyoming Site: University Stadium -- 

Albuquerque, N.M. (L) 

NCAA Football Potato Bowl Ohio vs. Utah State Site: Bronco Stadium -- Boise, 

Idaho (L) 

NCAA Football New Orleans Bowl San Diego State vs. Louisiana- 

Lafayette Site: Louisiana Superdome -- New Orleans, La. (L) 

FAM 28 A Miser Brothers 

Christmas 

Santa Claus Is 

Comin' to Town 

Frosty's 

Wonder. 

� Home Alone 2: Lost in New York A boy finds himself all 

alone in New York City & sets out to foil two bumbling burglars. 

� �� Up (2009, Animated) Christopher 

Plummer, Delroy Lindo, Edward Asner. 

� �� Toy Story (1995, Animated) Voices 

of Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Tom Hanks. 

Santa Claus Is 

Comin' to Town 

� Willy Wonka & 

the Chocolate Fac... 

FOOD 65 Cupcake Wars The Next Iron Chef Challenge "Extreme 

Holiday Cakes" 

Diners, Drive-Ins "A 

North Pole Christmas" 

Iron Chef America 

"Forgione vs. Curtin" 

Chef Hunter Chopped "Chopped 

Liver" 

Chopped "Season's 

Choppings" 

Chopped Chopped Iron Chef America 

"Forgione vs. Curtin" 

FOXSW 33 H.S. Football UIL State Championship 4A Division II -- Arlington, Texas 

(L) 


Live (L) 

H.S. Football UIL State Championship 5A Division I -- Arlington, Texas 

(L) 


Live (L) 

H.S. Football UIL State Championship 5A Division II -- Arlington, Texas 

(L) 

FX 43 (11:00) � �� Click ('06, Com) 

Kate Beckinsale, Adam Sandler. 

� �� The Proposal Sandra Bullock. A pushy woman forces her 

assistant to marry her in order to avoid deportation to Canada. 

� Night at the Museum A father is hired as the night 

guard at a museum where the exhibitions come to life. 

� Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian A former 

museum guard sneaks into the Smithsonian where the exhibits .. 

It's Always Sunny in 

Philadelphia 

Always 

Sunny 

HIST 55 Little Ice Age: Big Chill MonsterQuest "Abominable Snowman" Bigfoot: The Definitive Guide American 

Pickers 

American 

Pickers 

Real Deal Real Deal Real Deal Real Deal Real Deal Real Deal Invention 

USA 

Invention 

USA 

LIFE 23 (11:00) � �� 

Christmas Child 

� �� Thomas Kinkade's Home for 

Christmas ('08, Dra) Jared Padalecki. 

� �� Noel (2004, Drama) Paul Walker, 

Penélope Cruz, Susan Sarandon. 

� �� Home By Christmas (2006, Drama) 

Benjamin Salisbury, Julian Franco. 

� Christmas Angel (2009, Comedy) Kari 

Hawker, Bruce Davison, K.C. Clyde. 

� Dear Santa (2011, Drama) Gina Holden, 

Emma Duke, Amy Acker. 

NICK 34 Spong- 

eBob 

Victorious Victorious iCarly iCarly iCarly Big Time 

Rush 

Big Time 

Rush 

Victorious Victorious iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly iCarly Victorious Big Time 

Rush 

iCarly That '70s 

Show 

That '70s 

Show 


SPIKE 39 � �� Star Wars: Episode I: The Phantom Menace Liam Neeson. Two Jedi 

Knights help a queen save her world and discover a boy with great potential. 

� �� Star Wars: Episode II: Attack of the Clones Ewan McGregor. A Jedi 

and his allies must battle mysterious forces that aim to enslave the universe. 

(:10) � �� Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith Anakin is swayed by 

the Dark Side of the Force, putting Obi-Wan and Padme at risk. 

(:55) � 

The Last... 

TBS 24 

(:55) � Anchorman: The Legend of Ron 

Burgundy A sexist anchorman feels threatened 

by a woman who may be after his job. 

Family 

Guy 

FamilyG- 

uy "Death 

Lives" 


of Queens 


of Queens 

Friends Friends Friends Friends Funniest 

Commercials of the 

Year "2011" 


Bang 



Bang 



Bang 



Bang 


� �� The Hangover Ed Helms. After a 

wild night in Las Vegas, three men retrace 

their steps to locate a missing groom. 

TCM 60 

(11:00) � 

The Lion 

Hunters 

� �� The Incredible Mr. Limpet The story 

of a fish-loving bookkeeper who jumps off the 

dock and turns into a dolphin. 

� �� Gypsy (1962, Musical) Natalie Wood, Karl 

Malden, Rosalind Russell. The daughter of a pushy stage 

mother finally finds success when she becomes a stripper. 

� �� The Story of Will Rogers The 

biography of the political expert, Will Rogers, 

beginning with his days on the ranch. 

� �� Bringing Up Baby Cary Grant. A 

scientist embarks on a series of misadventures 

thanks to an heiress and a pet leopard. 

� �� The Philadelphia Story A 

socialite's plans to remarry are complicated by 

the appearance of her ex-husband. 

TLC 50 Cake Boss: Next 

Great Baker 

Toddlers & Tiaras 

"Storybook Pageant" 

Toddlers & Tiaras Toddlers/Tiara "Miss 

Sugarplum Fairy" 

Toddlers & Tiaras Toddlers & Tiaras Invasion of the 

Christmas Lights 

Extreme Christmas 

Trees 

Crazy Lights America 

decorates. 

Invasion of the 

Christmas Lights 

Extreme Christmas 

Trees 

TNT 42 (11:00) � Good 

Morning, Killer 

� �� What Women Want A chauvinist executive gains 

the ability to hear what women are really thinking. 

� �� Pretty Woman A wealthy businessman hires a 

free-spirited call girl to be his companion for a week. 

� �� The Wizard of Oz ('39, Musical) 

Frank Morgan, Ray Bolger, Judy Garland. 

(:15) � The Wizard of Oz A tornado carries a young girl to 

a magical land where she encounters witches & wonders. 

� Pretty 

Woman 

TOON 52 George The Side Show 

Christmas 

Tis the 

Season 

Johnny 

Test 

Tom and Jerry: A 

Nutcracker Tale 

Bunny's 

Christmas 

� �� Jack Frost (1998, Family) Kelly 

Preston, Mark Addy, Michael Keaton. 

(:05) � �� A Dennis the Menace 

Christmas ('07, Fam) Maxwell Perry Cotton. 

Crash 

Canyon 

� �� Austin Powers: International Man 

of Mystery ('97, Com) Mike Myers. 

SaulMolem 

en/Saul 

TVLAND 45 Extreme Makeover: 

Home Edition 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

Dick Van 

Dyke 

A. Griffith 

Show 

A. Griffith 

Show 

A. Griffith 

Show 

A. Griffith 

Show 

A. Griffith 

Show 

Hot in 

Cleveland 

Hot in 

Cleveland 

Roseanne Roseanne Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 

Everybody 

Loves Ray 


of Queens 


of Queens 

UNI 2 Central de abasto Piel de Estrellas Como dice el dicho Familia 

de diez 

Noticiero 

Univision 

La hora pico Sábado gigante 13 

Miedos 

Noticiero 

Univision 

USA 25 

� �� Land of the Lost ('09, Adv) Will 

Ferrell. A palaeontologist's time-travel device 

brings him to a strange parallel universe. 

� �� Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest (2006, 

Adventure) Orlando Bloom, Keira Knightly, Johnny Depp. Jack Sparrow 

tries to save his soul from Davy Jones and his army of sea-phantoms. 

NCIS "False Witness" NCIS "Ships in the 

Night" 

NCIS "Kill Screen" NCIS "Out of the 

Frying Pan..." 

NCIS "Tell-All" � �� Quantum 

of Solace ('08, Act) 

Daniel Craig. 

WGN 18 Law & Order: C.I. 

"Smothered" 

Law & Order: C.I. 

"Faithful" 


"The Extra Man" 


"Siren Call" 


"Maltese Cross" 


"Bedfellows" 


Home Videos 


Home Videos 


Home Videos 


PREMIUM 

HBO 661 

(11:30) � �� Forces of Nature 

(1999, Romance) Sandra Bullock, 

Maura Tierney, Ben Affleck. 

� The Adjustment Bureau 

(2011, Romance) Emily Blunt, 

Florence Kastriner, Matt Damon. 

(:15) � �� Unknown James Caviezel. 

Suffering from amnesia, a group of people find 

themselves tied to chairs in a warehouse. 

(:15) � �� The Losers A team of CIA 

black ops works undercover to locate the man 

who left them for dead. 

� �� Red Riding Hood (2004, 

Fantasy) 

(:45) Boardwalk 

Empire "To the Lost" 

(:45) 24/7 

"Flyers/Rangers" 

(:45) � 

Red 

Riding ... 

MAX 686 

(11:30) � �� 

Who Am I? ('98, Act) 

Jackie Chan. 

(:20) � �� 48 Hours ('82, Act) Eddie 

Murphy, Nick Nolte. A cop enlists the aid of a 

crook serving thirty-five years for robbery. 

� �� Another 48 Hours (1990, 

Comedy/Drama) Nick Nolte, Brion 

James, Eddie Murphy. 

(:35) � �� Date Night (2010, 

Comedy) Steve Carell, Mark 

Wahlberg, Tina Fey. 

(:05) � �� Get Him to the Greek Jonah 

Hill. A record company hires an intern to escort 

a wild rock star to a concert in Los Angeles. 

Strike Back � Beatdown (2010, Action) 

Desmond Aldridge, Eric Balfour, 

Susie Abromeit. 

Strike 

Back 

SHOW 711 

� �� The Craft (1996, 

Horror) Fairuza Balk, Neve 

Campbell, Robin Tunney. 

(:50) � � The Ghost Writer ('10, Mystery) Kim Cattrall, 

Jon Bernthal, Ewan McGregor. A writer's life is jeopardized 

after he uncovers the secrets of a former Prime Minister. 

Dexter "Talk to the 

Hand" 

Homeland "The Vest" � Fair Game ('10, Dra) Naomi Watts. A CIA 

operative learns that the government has 

revealed her identity as payback. 

Boxing Classics Super Six Ward 

vs. Froch 

Mixed Martial Arts Strikeforce 

Melendez vs. Masvidal 

STARZ 761 

(10:10) � 

Brookly- 

n's Finest 

� �� Ronin ('98, Act) Robert De Niro. A 

group of operatives are hired to steal a 

package and dodge a string of double crosses. 

(:35) � �� Easy A (2010, 

Comedy) Amanda Bynes, Penn 

Badgley, Emma Stone. 

(:10) � Jumping the Broom ('11, Com) Paula 

Patton. Two very different families spend the 

weekend on Martha's Vineyard for a wedding. 

(:10) � �� Alice in Wonderland Johnny 

Depp. Alice returns to magical Underworld and 

learns her destiny is to defeat the Red Queen. 

� Soul Surfer (2011, Action) 

Dennis Quaid, Helen Hunt, 

AnnaSophia Robb. 

(:50) � �� Easy A (2010, 

Comedy) Amanda Bynes, Penn 

Badgley, Emma Stone. 

TMC 736 

(11:35) � � Doom 

Runners ('97, Sci-Fi) 

Lea Moreno Young. 

(:05) � �� Big Fan (2009, 

Comedy) Michael Rapaport, 

Marcia Jean Kurtz, Kevin Corrigan. 

(:35) � � Cherry Crush (2007, 

Crime Story) Jonathan Tucker, Julie 

Gonzalo, Nikki Reed. 

(:05) � Merantau Iko Uwais. A young man 

saves an orphan from human trafficking and 

must go on the run to protect her. 

� �� Red ('10, Act) Bruce Willis. A 

retired black-ops agent puts his team back 

together after being attacked in his home. 

� � The Breed (2006, Thriller) 

Oliver Hudson, Hill Harper, 

Michelle Rodriguez. 

(:35) � �� Jeepers Creepers 

(2001, Horror) Justin Long, 

Jonathan Breck, Gina Philips. 

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SPORTS BRIEFS 

Walters receives 

award at UT banquet 

The University of Texs’ 

Mason Walters was 

warded the D. Harold 

yrd Tenacity Award for 

ffense along with David 

now and Cody Johnson 

t the Longhorns’ football 

anquet held Friday. 

alters lived in Plainview 

efore transferring to 

renship where he played 

ootball and graduated. 

Howard’s agent may 

talk to 3 NBA teams 

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) 

Magic spokesman 

oel Glass says the team 

as granted New Jersey, 

allas and the L.A. Lakrs 

permission to talk to 

wight Howard’s agent 

an Fegan to discuss posible 

trades. 

Howard denied an 

SPN report on Friday 

fter the Magic’s fi rst 

training camp practice 

that said he met with Nets 

owner Mikhail Prokhorov 

and general manager Billy 

King on Thursday in Miami 

without the Magic’s 

permission. It followed 

reports that Howard 

planned to request a trade 

to the Nets. 

Howard is eligible to 

opt out of his current 

contract in July 2012. 

No. 13 Jayhawks 

hand No. 2 Ohio 

State fi rst loss 

LAWRENCE, Kan. 

AP) — Thomas Robnson 

scored 21 points, 

lijah Johnson added 15 

nd No. 13 Kansas never 

railed in a 78-67 victory 

aturday over secondanked 

Ohio State, which 

ad to play without star 

orward Jared Sullinger 

ue to an injury. 

Freshman forward 

evin Young came off 

he bench to score a 

areer-high 14 points, 

nd Tyshawn Taylor 

ad nine points and a 

areer-best 13 assists for 

he Jayhawks (6-2), who 

xtended their winning 

treak to 47 games over 

on-conference opponents 

t Allen Fieldhouse. 

William Buford had 

7 of his 21 points in the 

econd half for Ohio State 

8-1), which was playing 

n the road for the fi rst 

ime this season. DeShaun 

homas added 19 points. 

The Buckeyes were 

issing Sullinger, a preeason 

All-American, for 

he second straight game 

ecause of back spasms. 

e tried to get his back 

tretched out before the 

ame but didn’t particiate 

in the shoot-around, 

ltimately spending the 

fternoon on the bench in 

eans and a sweater. 

It was a big loss for the 

uckeyes. Not only does 

ullinger average beter 

than 19 points and 10 

ebounds, he also would 

ave been tasked with 

uarding Robinson, anothr 

All-America candidate. 

Robinson was quiet 

uch of the fi rst half, but 

he came through down 

the stretch, scoring 10 of 

his points in the fi nal four 

minutes to help wrap up 

the win. 

The Jayhawks were 

desperate for a high-profi 

le victory after losses to 

top-ranked Kentucky and 

No. 7 Duke, and they 

got against a Buckeyes 

team that had the nation 

in scoring margin, was 

fi rst in turnover margin 

and fi fth in rebounding 

margin — and came up 

short in each category 

against Kansas. 

PCHS 


Claudia Lusk 5 0-0 10, Shelby Maresca 

5 0-2 11, Brittany Bradley 3 3-5 9, 

TyAnne Battey 2 0-2 4. 

Friday’s Games 

GIRLS 


DAWSON 41 

PCHS 10 10 19 7 — 46 

Dawson 14 3 12 12 — 41 

Leading scorers: Plainview Christian, 

Hannah Smith 12, Cristen Bothwell 11, 

Brittany Bradley 7, Claudia Lusk 5, Lauren 

Johnson 4, TyAnne Battey 4, Shelby 

Maresca 3; Dawson, Cruz 25. 

BOYS 


WHITHARRAL 45 

PCHS 9 13 23 4 — 49 

Whitharral 11 12 8 16 — 45 

Leading scorers: Plainview Christian, 

Arjay Castro 11, Dylan Hayes 10; 

SCOREBOARD 

LOCAL SCHEDULE 

BASKETBALL 

Monday: Plainview JH boys at 

Westover, (7th Red and 8th Blue at 

5 p.m., 7th Blue and 8th Red at 6:15 

p.m.); Plainview JH girls vs. Westover 

(7th Blue and 8th Red at 5 p.m., 7th 

Red and 8th Blue at 6:15 p.m.); PCA at 

Christ the King, (7th girls at 4 p.m., 7th 

boys at 5 p.m., 8th girls at 6 p.m., 8th 

boys at 7 p.m.). 

Tuesday: PHS girls vs. Frenship, 

(9th at 4:30 p.m., JV at 6 p.m., Varsity 

at 7:30 p.m.), DogHouse.; PCHS vs. Silverton, 

(girls at 6 p.m., boys at 7:30 

p.m.), Eagles’ Nest 

Friday: PHS at Caprock, (9th girls 

and boys at 4:30 p.m., Varsity girls 

and JV boys at 6:30, Varsity boys and 

JV girls at 7:30 p.m.), Amarillo; PCHS 

at Ascension, (girls at 6 p.m., boys at 

7:30 p.m.). 

TV SPORTSWATCH 

Today 

FIGURE SKATING 

11 a.m.: NBC — ISU, Grand Prix Final, 

at Quebec City (same-day tape) 

GOLF 

2 p.m.: NBC — Franklin Templeton 

Shootout, fi nal round, at Naples, Fla. 

NFL 

Noon: CBS — Regional coverage, 

doubleheader 

Noon: FOX — Regional coverage 

3 p.m.: FOX — Regional coverage 

3:15 p.m.: CBS — Regional coverage, 

doubleheader game 

7 p.m.: NBC — N.Y. Giants at Dallas 

— — — 

Monday 

NFL FOOTBALL 

7:30 p.m.: ESPN — St. Louis at 

Seattle 

NHL HOCKEY 

6 p.m.: VERSUS — New Jersey at 

Tampa Bay 

SOCCER 

1:50 p.m.: ESPN2 — Premier 

League, Manchester City at Chelsea 

FOOTBALL 

NFL 

AMERICAN CONFERENCE 

East 

W L T Pct PF PA 

New England 9 3 0 .750 362 247 

N.Y. Jets 7 5 0 .583 290 260 

Buff alo 5 7 0 .417 278 304 

Miami 4 8 0 .333 246 220 

South 

Houston 9 3 0 .750 310 189 

Tennessee 7 5 0 .583 249 229 

Jacksonville 3 9 0 .250 152 238 

Indianapolis 0 12 0 .000 174 358 

North 

Pittsburgh 10 3 0 .769 282 198 

Baltimore 9 3 0 .750 296 192 

Cincinnati 7 5 0 .583 266 250 

Cleveland 4 9 0 .308 178 254 

West 

Denver 7 5 0 .583 256 292 

Oakland 7 5 0 .583 274 308 

Kansas City 5 7 0 .417 163 268 

San Diego 5 7 0 .417 287 289 

NATIONAL CONFERENCE 

East 

W L T Pct PF PA 

Dallas 7 5 0 .583 283 244 

N.Y. Giants 6 6 0 .500 287 315 

Philadelphia 4 8 0 .333 271 282 

Washington 4 8 0 .333 202 256 

South 

New Orleans 9 3 0 .750 393 269 

Atlanta 7 5 0 .583 269 244 

Carolina 4 8 0 .333 290 324 

Tampa Bay 4 8 0 .333 218 329 

North 

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL PLAYOFFS 

State Semifi nals 

CLASS 5A 

Division I 

Southlake Carroll (14-0) vs. Dallas 

Skyline (14-0) (n) 

Fort Bend Hightower (12-2) vs San 

Antonio Madison (10-4) (n) 

Division II 

Mansfi eld Timberview (12-2) vs. 

Spring Dekaney (12-2) (n) 

Port Arthur Memorial (13-1) vs. Cibolo 

Steele (14-0) (n) 

CLASS 4A 

Division I 

Waco Midway 51, Tyler John Tyler 20 

Pearland Dawson (12-2) vs. Lake 

Travis (14-0), (n) 

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Minnesota 2 10 0 .167 246 330 

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noon; Indianapolis at Baltimore, 

noon; Kansas City at N.Y. Jets, noon; 

Minnesota at Detroit, noon; Houston 

at Cincinnati, noon; Tampa Bay at 

Jacksonville, noon; Atlanta at Carolina, 

noon; Philadelphia at Miami, noon; 

New England at Washington, noon; 

San Francisco at Arizona, 3:05 p.m.; 

Chicago at Denver, 3:05 p.m.; Buff alo at 

San Diego, 3:15 p.m.; Oakland at Green 

Bay, 3:15 p.m.; N.Y. Giants at Dallas, 

7:20 p.m. 

Monday: St. Louis at Seattle, 7:30 

p.m. 

BASKETBALL 

College 

Saturday’s Games 

Men 

Top 25: 1. Kentucky (8-0) at Indiana 

(n); 3. Syracuse (9-0) vs. George Washington 

(n); 4. North Carolina (7-2) vs. 

Long Beach State (n); 5. Louisville (8-0) 

vs. Fairleigh Dickinson (n); 7. Duke (9- 

1) beat Washington 86-80; 8. Xavier (8- 

0) beat Cincinnati 76-53; 10. Missouri 

(8-0) vs. Navy (n); 11. Marquette (8-0) 

vs. Green Bay (n); 13. Kansas (6-2) beat 

No. 2 Ohio State 78-67; 15. Pittsburgh 

(10-1) beat Oklahoma State 74-68; 

18. Georgetown (8-1) beat Howard 

62-48; 19. Creighton (7-1) lost to Saint 

Joseph’s 80-71; 20. Michigan (6-2) vs. 

Cisco 35, Corsicana Mildred 28 

Refugio 63, Lexington 33 

CLASS 1A 

Division I 

Stamford 47, Mart 28 

Mason 46, Garrison 14 

Division II 

Munday 62, Wellington 22 

Tenaha 63, Burton 28 

SIX-MAN 

State Championship 

Division I 

Borden County (12-1) vs. Throckmorton 

(13-0) (n) 

Division II 

Motley County (13-1) vs. Richland 

Springs (14-0) (n) 

Obama attends Army-Navy game, salutes troops 

LANDOVER, Md. (AP) 

— It was in early in high 

school when President 

Barack Obama got the 

idea that he wasn’t cut out 

for football. 

“I played football in 9th 

grade and then I realized 

I was more built for basketball,” 

he said Saturday 

from the CBS broadcast 

booth while attending the 

112th Army-Navy football 

game. “I was a big kid in 

the 8th grade and then in 

the 9th grade suddenly 

everyone started getting a 

little heavier than me.” 

The avid sports fan, 

careful not to take sides 

in the heated rivalry, took 

a serious turn, noting the 

future stakes for the players 

in the game and for the 

country they will serve. 

“They’re smart, dedicated, 

tough, love their 

country, do an incredible 

job. And that’s what gives 

this game such resonance,” 

the president told announcers 

Verne Lundquist and 

Gary Danielson. 

“What we’re reminded 

of is that as important 

as sports are, these guys 

are going to be in life or 

death situations voluntarily 

protecting our country. 

They’re going to be on the 

same team. It constantly 

makes you grateful for 

being here in America and 

these incredible young 

people. They are the best 

we have to offer,” Obama 

said during his fi rst-quarter 

appearance. 

His attendance at the 

game was part of a series 

of observances marking 

the end of the Iraq war and 

saluting service members. 

He is drawing attention to 

this month’s full withdrawal 

of U.S. troops from 

that country, meeting with 

Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri 

al-Malaki at the White 

House on Monday. 

Oakland (n); 22. Texas A&M (7-1) vs. 

Louisiana-Monroe (n); 23. Gonzaga (5- 

1) vs. Michigan State (n); 25. Harvard 

(8-1) at Boston University (n). 

Women 

Top 25: 3. Notre Dame (9-1) beat 

No. 12 Purdue 66-38; 9. Miami (7-1) vs. 

Mississippi (n); 13. Ohio State (8-0) beat 

Canisius 84-41;15. Louisville (8-2) beat 

Gardner-Webb 92-27; 25. Texas (6-2) 

beat Michigan State 61-53. 

HOCKEY 

NHL 

Friday: Washington 4, Toronto 2; 

Buff alo 2, Florida 1, OT; Winnipeg 4, 

Carolina 2; Edmonton 4, Colorado 1. 

Saturday: Montreal 2, New Jersey 

1; N.Y. Rangers at Buff alo (n); Vancouver 

at Ottawa (n); Pittsburgh at N.Y. Islanders 

(n); Tampa Bay at Philadelphia 

(n); Winnipeg at Detroit (n); Boston at 

Columbus (n); San Jose at St. Louis (n); 

Anaheim at Nashville (n); Minnesota at 

Phoenix (n); Edmonton at Calgary (n); 

Dallas at Los Angeles (n). 

Today: San Jose at Chicago, 6 p.m.; 

Florida at N.Y. Rangers, 6:30 p.m. 

Monday: New Jersey at Tampa Bay, 

6 p.m. 

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@ PHS 7:30/6:00 

Thursday, Dec. 15: 

Early Dismissal 

Friday, Dec. 16: 

Early Dismissal 

Lady Bulldogs Bball @ Caprock 

3:30/6:00 

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6:00/7:30 p.m. 

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Another Giants-Cowboys, prime-time showdown 

By JAIME ARON 

AP Pro Football Writer 

ARLINGTON — The 

rst time the Cowboys and 

iants played a prime-time 

ame at Cowboys Stadium, 

hings didn’t go so well 

or Tony Romo. It was the 

pener of the $1.2 billion 

alace and Romo disapointed 

an NFL-record 

rowd by throwing three 

nterceptions in a lastecond 

loss. 

The second time the 

owboys and Giants 

layed in a prime-time 

ame at Cowboys Stadium, 

hings didn’t work out so 

ell for Romo, either. He 

roke a collarbone and 

as done for the year; that 

oss dropped Dallas to 1-5 

nd pretty much ended the 

eam’s season, too. 

Here they go again. 

The Giants are comng 

to Cowboys Stadium 

onight and, of course, it’ll 

e in prime time. And, one 

ay or another, Romo will 

e among the main attracions. 

Will he be the cool, 

ffi cient guy who guided 

Dallas to four straight wins 

and a solid grip on the lead 

in the NFC East going into 

December? 

Or will be he the guy 

who opened the month by 

struggling against Arizona, 

then fl ubbing Clock 

Management 101 at the 

end of regulation, putting 

that fi rst-place standing in 

serious jeopardy? 

See, if the Cowboys 

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Dallas wide receiver Dez Bryant (88) returns a punt against the Arizona Cardinals at University of 

Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, Ariz., on Dec. 4. 

had beaten the Cardinals, 

they would’ve gone into 

this game knowing a win 

would wrap up the division. 

Plain and simple. A 

victory would’ve guaranteed 

them a playoff spot 

and at least one postseason 

game at home, all with 

three games left. 

Instead, a win would 

only guarantee Dallas (7-5) 

of still being in fi rst place 

when these teams meet 

again in two weeks in New 

York. And a loss would 

vault the Giants (6-6) to the 

top of the division. Simply 

having the chance to 

reclaim the NFC East lead 

after their last four games 

should help bring out New 

York’s best. 

“The mindset is looking 

ahead,” said Giants 

quarterback Eli Manning, 

who has fl ourished in these 

marquee matchups against 

the Cowboys, throwing six 

touchdowns and no inter- 

ceptions over two games at 

Jerry Jones’ shrine. He also 

memorably broke in the 

visitors’ locker room by 

autographing a wall. 

“It doesn’t matter what 

you’ve done last week or 

what your record is,” Manning 

continued. “It’s what 

you’re playing for, who 

you have this week. And 

you have Dallas, Sunday 

Night Football, that’s a big 

one. I think everybody is 

excited about the oppor- 

May our families and community 

be blessed with health, happiness 

and love this season. 

Sacred Encounters. Perfect Care. Healthiest Communities. 

tunity that we’re in right 

now.” 

It’s worth noting that 

three of New York’s losses 

were to division leaders. 

And in the last game, the 

Giants gave the unbeaten 

Packers their toughest 

challenge yet. 

Maybe that’s why the 

Cowboys have insisted 

all week that when they 

watch fi lm of New York, 

they don’t see a team that 

is struggling. The Giants 

are also expected to have 

running back Ahmad 

Bradshaw back from a foot 

injury, and could have receiver 

Mario Manningham 

back from a knee problem. 

“I know they’ve been 

hurt with some injuries at 

different times this year, 

but they look to be playing 

great football right now,” 

Romo said. “We are going 

to have a great challenge. 

They are going to be ready 

to go.” 

Dallas should be ready, 

too. 

Romo will be surrounded 

by the preferred starters 

for the fi rst time since 

October, with receiver 

Miles Austin expected to 

be back from a hamstring 

injury and fullback Tony 

Fiammetta back from an 

undisclosed illness. 

Rookie DeMarco Murray 

has been at his best 

when running behind 

Fiammetta, averaging more 

than 150 yards in those 

games compared to 66 

without him. Having Austin 

back should help give 

Murray room to roam, too. 

Dallas also is 5-1 at 

home this season. 

However, Romo is coming 

off a season-worst fi ve 

sacks against the Cardinals. 

If Arizona truly exploited 

something that the return 

of Austin and Fiammetta 

can’t solve, then it could be 

another forgettable night 

for Romo. The Giants have 

33 sacks, which is tied for 

fi fth-best in the league. 

A big question around 

the Cowboys has been 

what kind of carryover 

that loss in Arizona might 

have. There’s also been 

talk about how to manage 

the high stakes of this 

matchup. 

Some folks, like Romo 

and Garrett, have downplayed 

it. They both insist 

that it’s just one of 16, and 

all 16 are super-important. 

“I think you short change 

yourself if you put more 

effort in one game than 

another,” Romo said. “You 

work as hard as you can 

to prepare to give yourself 

the best chance to win 

(today).” 

Then there are those, like 

tight end Jason Witten and 

cornerback Mike Jenkins, 

who say it’s impossible to 

ignore the ramifi cations. 

“Everybody in here 

knows what’s at stake,” 

Jenkins said. “If you can’t 

get up for this game, then 

whatever Jason has to 

say, if you’re using that as 

motivation, then I don’t 

know where you’re at as a 

person.” 

Welcome back! A wild NBA day of personnel moves 

By TIM REYNOLDS 


The NBA’s amnesty era 

s under way. 

Taking advantage of the 

eague’s new get-out-of-aontract 

card, the Orlando 

agic waived Gilbert 

renas and the $62 million 

e was owed over the next 

hree seasons as one of the 

ery fi rst moves after the 

ockout formally ended, 

nd the New York Knicks 

ere preparing to use 

he clause on Chauncey 

illups — a precursor to 

dding Tyson Chandler 

s a free agent from the 

hampion Dallas Mavercks. 

There was Dwight 

oward trade talk, widepread 

reaction over the 

BA’s decision to reject 

proposed trade of Chris 

aul to the Los Angeles 

akers, and dozens of 

oves in short order as 

eams worked briskly to 

tart fi lling their rosters 

for a rapidly approaching 

season. 

And fi nally, rookies 

could become, well, rookies. 

Kyrie Irving, the No. 1 

pick this year, signed with 

the Cleveland Cavaliers, 

as did No. 4 pick Tristan 

Thompson. In Minnesota, 

No. 2 pick Derrick Williams 

practiced with the 

expectation his deal would 

be signed no later than 

Saturday, and Utah signed, 

among others, No. 3 pick 

Enes Kanter. 

A number of teams 

worked out with very small 

groups, barely enough to 

play even 3-on-3 in some 

cases. 

“It’s good to be back on 

the court, to hear the balls 

bouncing and see your 

teammates,” Heat forward 

LeBron James said. “It’s a 

great day to be back.” 

The biggest news was 

likely yet to come, and 

New York was in the epicenter 

of speculation. 

Chandler was on his 

way to New York, though 

was not yet a member of 

the Knicks. A person with 

knowledge of the Knicks’ 

plans told The Associated 

Press that the team is planning 

to use the amnesty 

clause to waive Billups 

and possibly make other 

moves before having the 

ability to free up space for 

Chandler and what could 

be a $58 million deal over 

four years. 

“I’m glad he’s with us 

and not against us,” Knicks 

forward Amare Stoudemire 

said about Chandler. 

Howard showed up for 

the start of Magic camp, 

amid reports that he was 

seeking a trade to New 

Jersey. 

“As of right now,” Howard 

said, “I’m here.” 

Orlando was close to 

making one trade, working 

on fi nalizing a deal to acquire 

Glen Davis from the 

Boston Celtics for Brandon 

Bass. 

“Baby was terrifi c for 

us. He was,” Celtics coach 

Doc Rivers said about 

Davis. “It will be differ- 

ent. We had an emotional 

conversation. I wish him 

well.” 

The Magic made a slew 

of other moves, including 

the signings of veteran 

guard Larry Hughes and 

former Boston draft pick 

Gabe Pruitt. 

Boston fi nalized its trade 

with Milwaukee, acquiring 

guard Keyon Dooling and 

a protected 2012 secondround 

draft pick from the 

Bucks. The move helps 

Milwaukee clear salary cap 

space. The Bucks also get 

the rights to forward/center 

Albert Miralles. 

Arenas still gets his 

money, of course — amnesty 

only means that 

teams can rid themselves 

of salary for cap and 

luxury-tax calculation 

purposes. 

A day after the Paul 

trade fell apart, the All-Star 

guard showed up for work 

in New Orleans. In Los 

Angeles, Pau Gasol — 

another part of the deal, he 

was to be sent to Houston 

No. 8 Xavier tops Cincinnati 76-53 after brawl 

CINCINNATI (AP) — Eighthanked 

Xavier beat crosstown rival 

incinnati 76-53 on Saturday in a 

ame that featured a steady stream of 

rash talking and was called with 9.4 

econds left when the teams got into 

brawl in a corner of the court. 

Words escalated into shoving and 

wings as the fi nal seconds ticked 

own. Both benches cleared and 

oaches pulled their players away. 

he referees called it. 

Xavier center Kenny Frease left 

he court with a towel pressed against 

is bloody face. He was hit in the eye 

uring the fi ghting. 

The teams traded words as they 

walked past each other toward the 

locker rooms at halftime, with the 

referees stepping between them — a 

common occurrence in the emotional 

rivalry. 

Mark Lyons scored 19 points, and 

Tu Holloway led a 12-point run in 

the fi rst half for Xavier (8-0), which 

extended their best start in three years 

and their recent domination of the 

Bearcats (5-3). Cincinnati went 1 of 

16 from behind the arc and trailed by 

double digits the entire second half. 

Yancy Gates led Cincinnati with 

18 points and 12 rebounds. The 

Bearcats shot only 30 percent from 

the fi eld. 

Xavier has won four of the last 

fi ve, seven of the last 10, and nine of 

the last 13 games in the city’s annual 

bragging-rights game. The Musketeers 

had a little extra motivation in 

this one. 

Last season, Cincinnati took advantage 

of Xavier’s injury-depleted 

roster in a 66-46 victory on the 

Bearcats’ court, the series’ most lopsided 

score in eight years. Cincinnati 

geared its defense to stop Holloway, 

who was only 2 of 13 from the fi eld 

for fi ve points. 

— was at Lakers camp. 

Lamar Odom, who was 

presumed to be bound for 

New Orleans, showed up 

more than 90 minutes late 

for that fi rst practice of 

the post-Phil Jackson-era, 

then left after meeting with 

general manager Mitch 

Kupchak. 

On Friday, though, it 

seemed Paul could be soon 

on the move again. 

“We’re talking about everything. 

Everything is on 

the table,” Hornets general 

manager Dell Demps said. 

In Phoenix, a person with 

knowledge of the deal told 

The AP that Grant Hill is 

returning to the Suns on a 

$6.5 million, one-year deal, 

and later, the team announced 

that Vince Carter 

was waived. That move 

was expected, and only $4 

million of Carter’s contract 

was guaranteed anyway. 

The Suns also added guards 

Shannon Brown and Sebastian 

Telfair, who tweeted 

a picture of his new jersey 

and said, “I’m back. Thank 

god!!!! So blessed.” 

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A Child Is Born 

Jim Steiert/Courtesy Photos 

Angels appear at the stable after the birth of the Christ child in this scene from the Christmas pageant, scheduled for Dec. 22-23 in Nazareth’s Holy Family Church. Performances begin at 7:30 p.m. This 

will be the 18th edition of the community pageant, and the second since its revival in 2009 after a 15-year hiatus. 

Nazareth’s Holy Family Church staging Christmas pageant Dec. 22-23 

King Herod issues orders to his soldiers to slay all of the male children 2 years and 

under in a vain attempt to kill the Christ child. The “Soldier Search” scene from the 

Nazareth Christmas Pageant is memorable for its haunting music and the imposing 

presence of soldiers searching by lantern light. 

“Unto us a child is born . . .” 

More than 700 years before the 

irth of our Savior, the prophet 

saiah penned these words under 

he inspiration of the Holy Spirit. 

hat a long time the world had 

o wait for Christmas to come! 

s the songwriter has said, 

Long lay the world in sin and 

rror pining, till he appeared and 

he soul felt its worth.” 

“Unto us . . . unto us . . . 

nto us a child is born.” The 

efrain bears oft repeating, for 

very generation since has been 

lessed with the good news that 

hrist was born for us. No one 

s excluded from this promise, 

rom the lowliest to the highest 

f earth’s inhabitants. 

To make this good news 

DR. GENE 

MEACHAM 

known, angels from heaven burst 

upon the night scene, shattering 

the silent and somber thoughts 

of shepherds near Bethlehem 

with a divine declaration: “Unto 

you is born this day in the city of 

David a Savior which is Christ, 

the Lord.” 

Such a wondrous thing they 

must see and experience for 

Go tell it on the mountain, 

that Jesus Christ is born — 

African-American Spiritual 

By JIM STEIERT 

NAZARETH — They may 

not be able to sing it from the 

mountaintop here in the Texas 

Panhandle, but members of 

the Holy Family Church will 

certainly give voice to the good 

news from the lofty heights of 

Nazareth hill as the 18th run 

of this community’s muchbeloved 

Christmas pageant is 

presented Dec. 22-23. 

Performances will be at 7:30 

on both nights, marking the 

second staging of the pageant 

since its revival in 2009 after a 

15-year hiatus. Those planning 

to take in a performance are 

advised to arrive early to fi nd 

a seat, as pew space is limited 

and attendance is routinely 

good. 

SECOND IN A SERIES 

themselves. Quickly they made 

their way to nearby Bethlehem. 

Humbly they stole upon the 

scene of quiet solitude, rest 

and peace, where an exhausted 

mother cradled her newborn 

babe, eager to behold with 

their own eyes a Savior born to 

them. 

But shepherds weren’t the 

only ones whom God intended to 

be the recipients of such wonders. 

This same prophet, Isaiah, 

records these words spoken 

prophetically to His own Son: “I 

will also make you a light for the 

Due to the time demands 

of putting on the production 

on virtually everyone in the 

community, parishioners are 

carrying the pageant forward 

as an every-other-year event. 

After fi nding that the huge 

crowd in attendance couldn’t 

see all of the scenes clearly in 

the pageant’s 2009 return, crew 

members have labored to add 

heightened performance platforms 

for this year’s presentations, 

which should allow for a 

better viewing experience in the 

Holy Family Church where the 

homegrown event is performed. 

The telling of the story of 

the early life of Jesus Christ 

is a deep-rooted tradition in 

this community named for the 

Galilean village that was the 

hometown of the Holy Family. 

Pride and common purpose 

are much in evidence in the 

staging of this lavish production 

by generations of local residents 

Gentiles, that you may bring my 

salvation to the ends of the earth” 

(Isaiah 49:6, NIV). And wise 

men from far away somehow 

knew that this child was born to 

them. Time or distance could not 

keep them from seeking Him out 

to declare their worship and present 

Him their best gifts. 

Now, somewhere amidst 

the celebration of Christmas 

once again, let there be a quiet 

contemplation of this wonderful 

truth: “unto us a child is born.” 

Perhaps as the children arrange 

the fi gures around a manger 

scene they will understand with 

a child’s faith, and be able to 

explain it best — Jesus was born 

for us! 

And as we ponder that truth, 

across decades. Community 

members of all ages constitute 

cast, stage crew, choir and 

directorial staff. The unique 

talents of community members, 

from paintbrush wielders to 

electricians, are fully utilized. 

Even Nazareth Mayor Ralph 

Brockman has a role to play as 

a lighting technician, and his 

wife, Sharon, is choir director 

this year. 

Carpenters, artists, mechanics, 

seamstresses and makeup 

ladies all do their bit, as do an 

array of musicians and pantomime 

actors. 

The pageant and some of the 

music used in the production 

were written and arranged by 

Nazareth residents. The late 

Mary Benke Birkenfeld wrote 

the script and arranged and 

wrote music for the original 

pageant in 1972-73. 

NAZARETH, Page 2A 

One of the rich spectacles of the revival of the Nazareth Christmas Pageant is the arrival of the wise men, garbed 

in attire steeped in the history of Holy Family Church. 

Good news was not just for the shepherds 

may it be revealed to us that there 

are still places where the light of 

Christmas has not yet reached. 

If He has been born unto us, 

has He not also been born unto 

them? What responsibility are we 

to assume for the sharing of the 

Gift of Christmas? Jesus laid it 

squarely on our shoulders when 

He said, “You are the light of the 

world.” 

“Unto us a child is born.” 

But with privilege there always 

comes responsibility. With whom 

will you share such a wonderful 

gift this year? 

Dr. Gene Meacham is a 

Baptist minister and 

retired director of missions 

for Caprock Plains Baptist Area. 

glmeacham@suddenlink.net

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Month is action-packed 

Mary and Joseph (Micky and Meredith Hochstein with son Cash) present the infant Jesus to 

Simeon at the temple. 

NAZARETH: Pageant revived in 2009 

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Telling of the story 

begins with the “Annunciation” 

in the village of 

Nazareth, through Christ’s 

birth in Bethlehem, the 

“Flight to Egypt,” and the 

return to Nazareth where 

Jesus spent his boyhood. 

A keystone tradition 

through the years has 

been the portrayal of the 

Holy Family by parishioners 

with an infant child. 

Fulfi lling that important 

role this year are Micky 

and Meredith Hochstein 

as Joseph and Mary, and 

their son, Cash. 

A host of young angels, 

along with shepherds, 

spectacularly robed wise 

men, and menacing Roman 

soldiers are costumed 

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through the years. 

Even stage-wary farm 

boys are believable performers 

under the watchful 

eye of Nicole Schulte, 

who was director for the 

revival of the pageant in 

2009 and is back again for 

this year’s effort. 

“Only two years ago, a 

generation of youngsters 

from this community 

and across the Panhandle 

had never experienced 

the Christmas pageant, 

and it was only a vague 

memory for others,” said 

Lisa Schulte, assistant 

director and sound technician. 

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its broader community, 

we’ve brought back the 

music, the costumes, the 

wonderful aura and warm 

feelings that the pageant 

evokes. We’re blessed to 

get to share that with the 

region again this year.” 

“Some of our residents 

remember their dads and 

mothers, brothers and 

sisters, aunts, uncles and 

cousins being in some of 

the fi rst pageants years 

ago,” she added. “The 

tradition is now renewed 

and continues on.” 

Jim Steiert is a public relations 

representative with West Texas 

Rural Telephone Cooperative in 

Hereford, a freelance agriculture 

and outdoor writer, and has written 

extensively on the Nazareth 

Christmas Pageant. He grew up in 

the Nazareth/Hart area. 

jsteiert@wtrt.net 

Shepherds who received news of the birth of the Christ child while tending their fl ocks visit the 

newborn king at the stable in Bethlehem. 

COMMUNITY CALENDAR 

MONDAY 

7 p.m.: Senior Dance, 

irst Christian Church, 

800 N. I-27. 

TUESDAY 

Noon: Plainview Rotary 

lub, Plainview Civic 

enter. 

Noon: Optimist Club, 

est Texas Wood Fire 

rill. 

1 p.m.: Duplicate 

ridge, Hale County Seior 

Citizens Center. 

6:30 p.m.: Texas Busiess 

Women-Plainview, 

hristmas Party, home of 

ovie Gilleland. 

WEDNESDAY 

11:30 a.m.: Mary 

cCoy Baines chaper 

Daughters of the 

merican Revolution, 

lainview Civic Center. 

rogram: Shirley Scott, 

“Patrick Henry, Voice 

of the American Revolution.” 

Noon: Plainview Lions 

Club, Plainview Civic 

Center. 

THURSDAY 

6:30 a.m.: Breakfast 

Lions Club, McClung 

Center, Wayland Baptist 

University campus. 

Noon: Soroptimists, 

Plainview Civic Center. 

Noon: Kiwanis Club, 

Plainview Civic Center. 

1 p.m.: Duplicate 

Bridge, Hale County Senior 

Citizens Center. 

Noon: Chapter BL, 

PEO; Barbara Glodt. 

1 p.m.: Chapter CZ, 

PEO; Judy FitzGerald. 

FRIDAY 

7 p.m.: Celebrate Recovery, 

Dare to Believe 

Ministries, 724 Ash. 

To list an event: 

nlogan@hearstnp.com 

So far this has been a 

very action-packed month, 

and it’s not even close to 

being over yet. I have been 

able to see a lot of old 

friends and make new ones 

along the way. 

If you are thinking you 

need to get to the Senior 

Citizens Center to eat 

lunch and get your name in 

the pot for our Christmas 

cash drawing, you must 

be a mind reader — that is 

exactly what I am thinking. 

This week is your last call! 

Drawing for $500, $300 

and $200 prizes will be 

held at 12:15 p.m. Friday. 

Many, many thanks to 

our “Secret Santa” who 

donated these prizes. This 

was quite unexpected and a 

complete surprise. 

Don’t wait until Friday 

to come see us as we are 

partying all week! We are 

happy to be hosting two 

luncheons this week. Also, 

Clark Carpenter will be 

here Wednesday morn- 

NEITHER HERE NOR THERE 

NICKI 

BRUCE LOGAN 

Nicki Bruce Logan is on 

vacation, but she and her 

column will return later. 

NORMA 

CASANOVA 

ing providing Medicare 

information and answers to 

questions you may have. 

He will probably have 

goodies for us as well! 


Center is scheduled to 

provide blood pressure 

screenings at 11:30 a.m. 

Wednesday. Come take 

advantage of this service 

before you eat lunch at the 

center. 

Thanks to all who went 

to see me last Tuesday 

when “celebrity servers” 

were at Pizza Hut. It was a 

whirlwind! I got the hang 

of it at quitting time. They 

may even let me come 

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were donated to the Plainview 

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What a blast! 

Now, let’s eat and sign 

up for big money! 

Menu: 

Monday: Crunchy onion 

chicken, sweet peas, seasoned 

potatoes, homemade 

bread, black forest cake. 

Tuesday: Meatloaf, 

mixed veggies, tomato 

wedges, biscuit, poke cake. 

Wednesday: Chicken 

fried steak with cream 

gravy, mashed potatoes, 

green beans, hot roll, red 

velvet cake. 

Thursday: Spaghetti 

with meat sauce, spinach, 

tossed salad, garlic bread, 

cheesecake. 

Friday: Chicken strips 

with cream gravy, whole 

roasted corn, tossed salad, 

biscuit, dessert medley. 

Norma Casanova is director of Hale 

County Senior Citizens Center. 

806.296.5201 

Fiance’s exit could be a blessing 

Dear Margo: I’m 29, 

and recently, my fi ance of 

eight years walked out the 

door and never returned. 

I thought we had a great 

relationship and never 

saw this coming. It was a 

shock to me, my friends, 

my family and his. While 

we were bickering before 

he left (everyday life stuff), 

I had no idea we were at 

a serious crossroads. He 

recently started a new job, 

so I thought his general 

unhappiness was related to 

stress he was encountering 

at work. (He refused to 

open up, so I tried to give 

him space). I even packed 

his bags as he went home 

to “relax.” 

After two weeks of 

unanswered e-mails and 

hanging up on phone calls, 

he broke up via an answering 

machine message. I 

was left canceling a wedding, 

moving and sorting 

out our house (we just 

bought a house and were 

moving in two weeks’ 

time), canceling accounts, 

changing documents, etc., 

all while he went on a trip 

with his family. 

MARGO 

HOWARD 

When he returned to 

this small community after 

living with his parents for 

two months (he is 30), I 

encountered him at our 

small church. We spoke, 

and there was absolutely no 

remorse on his part for his 

actions. In fact, he told me 

he feared I would have manipulated 

him into staying. 

(What would I have done, 

tied him to a chair?) 

I am hoping you can 

provide some advice about 

how to get over this whole 

fi asco. I am left feeling incredibly 

stupid that I didn’t 

see this side of his personality, 

frustrated that he left 

without telling me what the 

heck happened, upset that 

I’m feeling so depressed, 

and missing him while 

he continues to act like 

this was just a walk in the 

park. I am speaking with 

my church counselor, but 

I’m exhausted from crying 

myself to sleep. — Wool 

Pulled Over My Eyes 

Dear Wool: What a 

skunk. Rather than crying 

your eyes out, I would 

hope you’d start reviewing 

the personality traits 

you have avoided, along 

with a probable divorce. 

This guy is cavalier, 

immature, thoughtless 

and self-centered. And 

you may need a different 

therapist to help you 

get over Mr. Mistake. He 

simply isn’t worth the anguish, 

and he’s proved it. 

— Margo, providentially 

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Major hotel chains are 

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CLUB NEWS 

Plainview Rotary Club 

The Plainview Roary 

Club held its weekly 

uesday meeting at the 

lainview Civic Center. 

huck Starnes and Dorohy 

Morton led the singng, 

Steve Long voiced 

he invocation and Ross 

wen led the pledge of 

llegiance. 

Guests present were 

yle Cozby with Beverly 

all and Karen Hawkins 

ith David Hawkins. 

December Student of 

he Month Aaron Alcozar 

as introduced by Lydia 

astillo. 

The winner of the 

inger Award this week 

ent to Charles Starnes. 

The club has been 

articipating in Read First 

ith the Hale County 

iteracy Council, and the 

ast day to participate will 

e Tuesday. 

Rotarians showed their 

oliday spirit and helped 

ut The Salvation Army 

y ringing the bells at 

almart on Saturday. 

First Baptist Church’s 

and bell group, First 

ells, presented a wonerful 

musical for the 

rogram. 

The club was dismissed 

y Buddy McGehee to the 

otary 4-Way Test and 

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mitherman and Sharla 

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Save even more money if 

you book seven or more 

consecutive nights by 

requesting an extra night’s 

stay for free. 

Obtain free lodging by 

signing up for the hotel’s 

corporate credit card. 

Some hotels will offer a 

free night’s stay at any of 

its properties if you sign 

up for their credit card. 

Book your hotel stay on 

that credit card to earn 

bonus points toward future 

stays and benefi ts that 

include free gas or free 

lodging. 

Many hotels will offer 

upgraded rooms, extra 

amenities or complimentary 

items to those members 

with corporate credit 

cards. 

Are you a member of a 

“Service Above Self.” — 

Kim Street 

Plainview Lions Club 

The pride of this city 

gathered at the civic 

center Wednesday to 

light council fi res where 

Lion Boss Mike Melcher, 

queen Shelby Maresca and 

princess Shaina Dulakis 

graced the head table. 

Aaron Byrd led pledges, 

Gary Manning and Jim 

Tirey led singing and 

Roland Nash gave the 

invocation. 

Our feline of the cloth, 

Pontiff Rey Rodriquez, offerred 

a pastoral blessing. 

Newest members of 

the club were announced 

as Andrea Ingram, Jim 

Tidwell, Butch Henderson 

and Dick DeLung. Riding 

of the goat will be initiated 

at a later date. 

The Salvation Army 

Christmas Cheer bell 

ringing for this club will 

be Saturday, Dec. 17, at 

various locations throughout 

the city. 

Please drive by and help 

the Lions in their endeavor 

to raise funds for the 

needy. You may join us in 

our motto of “We Serve.” 

Ladies day will be celebrated 

this week as Lions 

and their Lioness will be 

Bonnie George and Nancy 

Greer, fi rst; Elizabeth 

Hinds and Andrea Ford, 

second; Jo Ann Street and 

Wanda Robinson, third. 

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treated to their annual 

Christmas party with the 

Plainview High School 

Chamber Singers providing 

the entertainment. 

We serve — Ron White 

Plainview 

Kiwanis Club 

The club cancelled 

its usual noon meeting 

Thursday in favor of our 

annual Christmas gathering 

Thursday evening at 

Plainview Country Club. 

President Karen Crim 

thanked club members for 

their work the past year. 

Karen has done an excellent 

job keeping everyone 

in line. 

Thanks to everyone who 

donated to The Salvation 

Army’s Red Kettle 

campaign when Kiwanians 

rang the bell in front 

of United Supermarket on 

Olton Road on Friday. 

The PHS Chamber 

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of Walter Wright 

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outstanding entertainment. 

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Carrillo, Kimberly Cervera and Milly Meza pack food they collected and plan to donate to 

Faith in Sharing House (FISH). The club has collected more than 500 pounds of food so far and is 

working toward a goal of 1,000 pounds in the coming week. 

QUINCEANERA 

Kristen Angela Galvan 

Kristen Angela Galvan 

celebrated her 15th 

birthday with a quinceanera 

Saturday afternoon 

at Sacred Heart Catholic 

Church with the Rev. Arsenio 

Redulla offi ciating. 

A dinner and reception 

followed at Hyland Hall. 

She is the daughter 

of Henry and Angie 

Galvan of Plainview and 

the granddaughter of 

Nino and Maria Reyes, 

Simona Galvan and the 

late Mike Galvan, all 

of Plainview. She is the 

great-granddaughter of 

Lorenza Montez and 

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The annual come-andgo 

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University campus and 

provides a welcoming, 

nostalgic atmosphere to 

enjoy visiting with friends 

while sampling delicious 

refreshments. 

Rodney Watson, 

museum director, and his 

assistant, Elva Hipolito, 

welcome all visitors to the 

museum. 

The outstanding museum 

brings history to 

life and is preserving our 

LINDA 

MILNER 

SHIPP 

heritage for future generations. 

Come and join us 

for Christmas open house 

and touring the museum. 

December birthdays 

will be celebrated at Mc- 

Donald’s Restaurant on 

Wednesday. 

Come at 8:30 a.m. to 

enjoy breakfast furnished 

by McDonald’s. Please 

call the RSVP offi ce 

at 291-1895 if you are 

coming and let us know 

if you would like to bring 

a guest. 

288-1539 

Linda Milner Shipp is director of 

Runningwater Draw RSVP. 

806.291.1895


Tips for staying healthy over the holidays 

The most celebrated 

oliday of the year is 

hristmas. This is the day 

e rejoice the birth of our 

avior Jesus Christ, but 

here is about one month 

f celebration that leads 

p to this one precious day 

nd a full week to recover 

ntil New Year’s Day. 

here are houses and busiesses 

that are decorated, 

both inside and outside the 

buildings. There are gifts 

to buy and wrap for family, 

friends and coworkers. 

There are cookies and 

desserts to bake for loved 

ones. There are parties to 

attend with family, friends 

and at work. During this 

month of celebration, 

there are delightful aromas 

that bring a smile to our 

face before we even have 

a bite of the wonderful 

food. 

Expert heart care 

right here in Plainview 

Covenant heart specialists in partnership 

with Covenant Hospital Plainview 

John C. Anderson Building 

2516 Xenia, Suite 102 

Call 1.800.692.4313 

to make your 

appointment today. 

DEBRA 

PUGH 

Despite all of the great 

celebrations that go on for 

December, many people 

fi nd themselves under a lot 

of stress and become sick. 

Following are a few ways 

to increase your immune 

system to stay healthy for 

Christmas. 

Stress 

The combination of the 

month-long celebration 

with the added stress of 

working, shopping, traffi c, 

traveling, laundry, housework, 

taxi for kids and still 

Vibration therapy 

for stronger bones 

Q: I’ve heard about 

omething called vibration 

herapy, which is supposed 

o strengthen bones. As 

woman in her 60s with 

borderline osteoporosis, I 

worry about weak bones 

and fractures. Can the 

vibration therapy improve 

my bone density and protect 

me from fractures? 

A: There’s a reason 

you’re hearing about lowintensity 

vibration therapy 

for strengthening bones 

and reducing the risk of 

fractures. That’s because 

two low-intensity oscillating 

devices designed for 

home use are coming onto 

the market soon. 

These low-intensity 

vibration devices gently 

stimulate muscle and bone 

when you stand on them. 

They are not to be confused 

with high-intensity, wholebody 

vibration machines 

or plates. These are used 

mainly for exercise training 

but are sometimes 

promoted for bone building. 

Low-intensity devices 

provide a tiny fraction of 

the vibration exposure you 

would get from the highintensity 

machines used by 

some athletes. 

Our bones are in constant 

fl ux, as old bone is resorbed 

(broken down) and 

new bone is created. If 

breakdown outpaces creation, 

you may develop low 

bone density and eventually 

osteoporosis. 

Many medications can 

be used to prevent or treat 

osteoporosis, but only one 

— teriparatide (Forteo) — 

stimulates bone growth. Instead 

of taking this drug to 

boost new bone formation, 

most women are advised 

to stimulate their bones 

by exercising, particularly 

with weight-bearing and 

resistance exercises. 

Running, jumping and 

weight lifting puts stress 

on the bones. As a result of 

this stress, bone cells called 

osteocytes send signals that 

activate two other types 

of bone cells. Osteoclasts 

remove damaged areas, and 

osteoblasts form new bone 

HARVARD MEDICAL 

that eventually makes the 

bones denser and stronger. 

But for some people, 

exercise and medication 

are not enough. As we age, 

health problems such as 

joint pain and heart failure 

may limit our ability to get 

bone-enhancing exercise. 

And many people can’t 

tolerate or prefer not to take 

osteoporosis medications. 

The fi ndings on vibration 

therapy may be particularly 

important in these cases. 

In low-intensity vibration 

therapy, you stand on 

a platform that resembles 

a bathroom scale while it 

oscillates up and down a 

barely noticeable amount. 

Both the size and speed 

of the vibration, about 30 

cycles per second, are set to 

match the natural stimulation 

that occurs as your 

muscles imperceptibly relax 

and contract to maintain 

your posture. 

Exposure to low-intensity 

vibration has been used 

as a way to prevent bone 

loss in people who cannot 

perform any weight-bearing 

exercise whatsoever. 

Does low-intensity vibration 

work for age-related 

osteoporosis? It’s the key 

to your question, but scientists 

don’t yet know the 

answer. Research results 

have been varied and, unfortunately, 

the evidence is 

still not substantive enough 

to draw a fi rm conclusion 

about whether low-intensity 

vibration is good for 

bone or not. 

Until researchers learn 

more, you should focus on 

the tried and true: Do the 

exercises that are right for 

you and get the vitamin 

D (typically 800-1000 IU 

a day) and calcium (1200 

mg a day for women over 

51) you need for strong 

bones. Ask your doctor if 

a prescription medication 

for osteoporosis may be 

helpful. And keep abreast 

of new research that may 

shake up traditional advice 

about bone health. 

harvard_adviser@hms.harvard.edu 

Juan Kurdi, M.D. 

Cardiovascular Disease and 

Interventional Cardiology 

paying bills can be an invitation 

for sickness. Stress 

robs the body of vitamins 

and minerals, which makes 

it harder for the immune 

system to fi ght off viruses 

and bacteria. 

It is important to plan 

ahead for all of the added 

activities. 

Be sure to write down all 

of the appointments in your 

day planner or calendar so 

you don’t become overwhelmed 

with all of the 

extra activities. 

Relief from Stress 

Exercise is one of the 

best ways to reduce stress, 

and it also raises your immune 

system. If you do not 

have time for your regular 

workouts, at least carve 

out 15 minutes of exercise 

fi ve days a week. Interval 

training (alternate exercises 

with fast and medium 

Dear Annie: My husband 

and I adopted our 

daughter at birth. When 

my mother-in-law found 

out “Amanda” is biracial, 

she informed my husband 

that we were no longer 

welcome in her home. Initially, 

she admitted it was 

simple racism, but now 

she says it’s because she 

can never accept a child 

“not of my own blood.” 

When our daughter was 

3, Mom visited and told 

Amanda that she was a 

“friend,” not a relative. 

My husband and I have 

seen marriage counselors 

and two pastors, all 

of whom said he needed 

to make it clear that his 

mother must accept our 

child or we would no longer 

have any relationship 

with her. My husband has 

not heeded their advice. In 

addition, we have helped 

support this woman and 

always been kind to her, 

regardless of her behavior. 

Amanda just had her 

12th birthday. Of course, 

there was no birthday card 

or acknowledgement from 

my mother-in-law. Now 

she is planning to move to 

our area. How should we 

handle this hardhearted 

woman? — Frustrated in 

Colorado 

Dear Colorado: Your 

mother-in-law’s racist 

attitude is reprehensible, 

but there could be a silver 

movements) is good for 

a short workout. Also be 

aware of the people around 

you that might be lonely, 

missing a loved one or 

in need of gifts. There is 

nothing like helping other 

people in need to relieve 

your own stress. 

Eat Healthy 

It was said earlier that 

stress robs the body of 

nutrients, so it is important 

to take extra vitamins and 

minerals during this time 

to stay healthy. (Call or 

e-mail me for suggestions 

on what to take during the 

winter months.) It is also 

important to eat lots of 

fresh fruit and vegetables 

during this time because 

they are packed with 

valuable nutrients that 

cannot be duplicated in a 

man-made pill. You can 

still eat all of your favorite 

lining. It’s possible that 

if she lives closer and 

sees Amanda more often, 

she will learn not only to 

accept her but to cherish 

her as a granddaughter. In 

fact, moving to your area 

may be her way of doing 

that without admitting it. 

Attitudes like hers are diffi 

cult, but not impossible, 

to change. Please give her 

the opportunity before you 

cut her off from Amanda 

entirely. 

Dear Annie: Why is 

it that the same family 

members who send out 

announcements for weddings, 

births and graduations 

never bother to send 

birthday wishes to the 

same people from whom 

they expect gifts? 

Many of our family 

members are on Facebook 

and will drop a quick 

little “Happy Birthday” 

message on that person’s 

special day. Yet some of 

my husband’s nieces and 

Christmas foods, but just 

eat them in moderation. 

Be sure to drink plenty 

of water to help you stay 

healthy. 

Pray 

Don’t get so busy during 

December that you lose 

sight of the celebration, 

“Jesus is the reason for the 

season.” The Bible tells us 

that our body is the temple 

of the Holy Spirit. We need 

to do our best to stay as 

healthy as we can and take 

care of our body. We need 

to seek God’s guidance 

in making plans during 

this time and not become 

overcommitted. 

We need to ask God to 

help us be effi cient with 

our time and the discipline 

to roll out of bed a few 

minutes early or take a few 

minutes during our lunch 

time to exercise. He cre- 

nephews don’t have time 

to bother. We have remembered 

their birthdays 

and other special occasions 

year after year. Now 

that they are all adults, 

does it not make sense that 

they would reciprocate? 

To make matters more 

hurtful, there have been 

times when we haven’t 

even received a thank-you 

note for gifts sent. This 

makes us feel that we’d 

rather not bother anymore. 

— We Have Feelings, Too 

Dear Feelings: This is 

partly poor manners, but 

it’s also an age-gap issue. 

Many young adults expect 

to receive birthday wishes 

from aunts and uncles 

who have known them 

their entire lives, but do 

not realize they should 

reciprocate. Instead of 

assuming this is deliberate 

hurtfulness, try a wake-up 

call. Tell them, “It’s my 

birthday tomorrow,” and 

let them offer their good 

wishes. If you send a gift 

and they don’t reply, ask 

whether they received it. 

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ated our body and He gave 

us life. 

So during December, 

enjoy all of the celebrations 

with your family, 

friends and coworkers and 

all of the Christmas traditions. 

During this time try 

to seek God’s guidance to 

eat healthy, exercise, help 

other people in need and 

handle time management. 

Hopefully this will help 

you to be healthy during 

the Christmas holidays. 

Debra Pugh received a bachelor’s 

degree in kinesiology with a minor 

in psychology from TCU. 

She is also a certifi ed personal 

trainer and a certifi ed sports 

nutritionist. She has 20 years of 

experience in counseling on 

weight loss, exercise, nutrition, 

fi bromyalgia, chronic fatigue, 

arthritis, hormones, toxins, 

cleansers, supplements, and 

increased energy. 

DebraPugh@windstream.net 

806.298.5504 

Mother-in-law won’t accept biracial child 

ANNIE’S MAILBOX 

Give them the chance to 

fi nally develop manners. 

Dear Annie: This is for 

“Want Her Out of My 

Life,” whose 57-year-old 

husband is infatuated with 

a 27-year-old. I had a 

similar problem with my 

55-year-old husband and 

his 28-year-old co-worker. 

I solved my problem by 

packing his clothes and 

having them delivered to 

the girlfriend’s house. A 

letter informed her that 

since she found his company 

so desirable, she now 

could have it 100 percent 

of the time. 

Evidently, the 28-yearold 

did not want him 100 

percent of the time. When 

he came back home and 

rang the doorbell, I did not 

answer. I am now enjoying 

my friends and family 

without him. — Alone and 

Happy with It 

Annie’s Mailbox is written by Kathy 

Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtime 

editors of the Ann Landers column. 

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Los Angeles, CA 90045 

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and bright 

wishes to all 

our valued 

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We wish you 

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May the gift of the 

Savior bring you 

joy, hope and 

peace this 

Christmas 

and in 

2012. 

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In the Spirit 

of Christmas 

We’d like 

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to extend the 

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e’re counting our blessings 

Wthis holiday season, 

Your kind 

friendship 

is among 

them. 

With 

thanks 

and best 

wishes 

from our 

family to 

yours for 

a very 

Merry 

Christmas 

and a 

healthy, 

and 

prosperous 

New Year!. 

As the Holiday 

Season is upon us, 

we find ourselves 

reflecting on the past 

year and on those 

who have helped to 

shape our business 

inamost 

significant way. 

We value our 

relationship with you 

and look forward to 

working with you in 

the year to come. 

From our family to yours 

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. 

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and Staff of 

Panhandle-Plains 

Federal Land Bank


THIS AND THAT 

JOHN POMYKAL was the 

inner of the TV given away 

n the Faith in Sharing House 

undraiser. 

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CARR’S CHAPEL Church, 

ocated in southwest Floyd 

ounty on FM 378, will holds 

ts 106th annual Christmas 

ve service at 6 p.m. The 

ervice will include Christmas 

arols and scripture readings, 

nd Santa Claus will make 

is annual appearance to 

ear the children’s Christmas 

ishes and hand out gifts. 

SOUTH PLAINS College 

Plainview will host registration 

for the spring 2012 

semester from 5-6:30 p.m. 

Jan. 10. Classes begin Jan. 17. 

Late registration is from 8:30 

a.m.-4 p.m. Jan. 17 and 18. 

Students should bring 

photo ID and a form of payment 

for tuition and fees/ 

textbooks (check, cash or 

credit card). Current students 

may register through Campus 

Connect, accessible at www. 

southplainscollege.edu. 

For assistance with registration 

and general information, 

call 296-9611, ext. 4302 

or 4304, or go by 1920 W. 

24th St. 

BALLET LUBBOCK 

presents “The Nutcracker” 

at 2 p.m. today at Lubbock 

Memorial Civic Center Theatre. 

Tickets are $17, $23 and 

$30 and can be purchased 

at Select-A-Seat outlets, by 

phone at 1-800-735-1288 or 

at www.selectaseatlubbock. 

com. 

SOUTH PLAINS Wildlife 

Rehabilitation Center, 3308 

95th St. in Lubbock, will host 

a Christmas open house from 

11 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. 

Admission is $1 for ages over 

4. Visit spwrc.org for more 

information. 

THE OGALLALA Commons 

Community Partnering 

meeting rescheduled due to 

inclement weather will be 

held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday 

at Plainview Civic Center. Cost 

is $10. For more information 

call Darryl Birkenfeld at 806- 

945-2255. 

THE PHS CHOIR Christmas 

concert and cake auction was 

rescheduled to 7 p.m. Monday 

in the PHS auditorium 

due to inclement weather. 

THE YMCA’S inclement 

weather policy typically 

follows decisions of Plainview 

ISD. If schools open late, the 

YMCA will as well. If PISD 

cancels school or there is poor 

weather on a non-school day, 

the Y will make a separate 

decision on opening and 

closing times. All decisions, 

when possible, will be sent 

out through the Herald’s 

text alert system (sign up at 

www.MyPlainview.com) and 

posted on the Y’s website 

(www.plainviewymca.org) 

and Facebook page. 

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THE HERALD is sponsoring 

a contest for the most 

beautifully decorated home 

in our readership area. 

E-mail photos of your 

favorite home to jthornton@ 

hearstnp.com. Photos will 

be uploaded to an album on 

the Herald’s Fan Page on Facebook. 

Deadline to submit 

photos is Thursday. 

Photos will be available 

for viewing beginning Friday, 

which is when voting begins. 

The last day to vote is Dec. 22. 

The winner will be determined 

by the picture with the 

most “Likes.” You must be a 

fan of the Herald on Facebook 

in order to vote. 

The winning home will 

be featured in the Christmas 

edition of the Herald, and 

the winner will receive a free 

three-month subscription. 

ASSISTANCE FOR those 

needing help paying for 

electricity and gas and who 

meet income requirements 

is available at South Plains 

Community Action, 1407 W. 

Fifth. Items needed include 

a utility bill, driver license, 

Social Security card for all 

household members, income 

verifi cation for the last 30 

days, landlord information. 

Call 293-4397 for more 

information or to set up an 

appointment. 

FIRST BAPTIST Church 

worship choir, band and 

drama team will present 

“Gloria!” at 7 p.m. today in 

the worship center, 205 W. 

Eighth. Admission is free. 

BOOK BUDDY BOOKS 

that are new or gently 

used may be dropped off at 

Kristi’s, Unger Library or the 

Hale County Literacy Center 

through Friday. For every new 

book dropped off at Kristi’s, 

an extra 20 percent will be 

discounted marked-down 

merchandise. The literacy 

council will distribute books 

to children in crisis situations. 

TOYS FOR TOTS drop-off 

location is Reagor-Dykes 

Ford-Lincoln-Toyota until 

Wednesday. Toys will be 

given by Marines to needy 

children. 

THE SALVATION ARMY’S 

Angel Trees will be at Beall’s, 

Leal’s, Walmart and American 

State Bank until Dec. 19. 

Residents are encouraged 

to pick an angel off the tree 

then buy the gift listed for a 

needy resident. Unwrapped 

gifts should be dropped off at 

The Salvation Army, 201 Ash. 

Deadline is Saturday. Toys will 

be distributed from 9 a.m.-1 

p.m. Dec. 20 in StoneGate 

Shopping Center, 1001 N. I-27 

Suite 216. 

SOUTH PLAINS College is 

pre-registering students for 

the spring semester, which 

begins Jan. 17. The next 

Accuplacer placement test 

will be Jan. 5. Students must 

pre-register. For assistance 

completing admission applications 

and fi nancial aid 

forms, call 296-9611, ext. 

4302 or 4304 or go by 1920 

W. 24th St. 

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SHOEBOX CHRISTMAS 

is preparing for its 15th 

year of delivering gifts to 

nursing home and assisted 

living residents, Meals on 

Wheels recipients and others. 

Approximately 500 gifts will 

include personal items such 

as lotion, soap, tissues, shampoo, 

powder, etc. Monetary 

donations may be sent to 

Shoebox Christmas Gifts, c/o 

Florence Carlisle, Billington 

Real Estate, 3109 Olton Road, 

Plainview, TX 79072. 

JUNIOR SERVICE League 

is accepting donations for 

Dress-A-Live Doll. To donate 

money or shop for a child, 

contact Ana at 292-2707 or 

293-2545 or Kristy at 470- 

9359. 

Donations may be mailed 

to: JSL, P.O. Box 384, Plainview, 

TX 79072. 

ST. PAUL LUTHERAN 

youth group is selling Pecan 

Ridge pecan halves and 

pieces for $8 a pound. Delivery 

in Plainview is available. 

Call the church at 293-1697, 

Nelda Barbian at 296-5004 

or Beverly Wall at 774-1040. 

Deadline is Saturday. 

A FRIEND-TO-FRIEND 

quilt is being given away by 

the Silver Thimbles Quilting 

Club in Lockney. Tickets are 

$5 or three for $10, available 

by calling the Floyd County 

Texas AgriLife Extension 

offi ce at 983-4912. Deadline 

is Dec. 31. 

HALE COUNTY Senior 

Citizens Center visitors will 

receive a ticket for a drawing 

for $500, $300 and $200 each 

time they eat lunch at the 

center through Friday. 

THE LITERARY LUNCH 

Bunch will meet at noon Feb. 

28 in Van Howeling Room 

124 at Wayland. 

Books to be discussed are: 

“Lead Like Jesus,” by Ken 

Blanchard and Phil Hodges; 

“The Night Circus,” by Erin 

Morgenstern; “The Killing 

of Lincoln,” by Bill O’Reilly 

and Martin Dugard; “The 

Elegance of the Hedgehog,” 

by Muriel Barbery and Alison 

Anderson; “Hotel on the 

Corner of Bitter and Sweet,” 

by Jamie Ford; “Benjamin 

Franklin: An American Life,” 

by Walter Isaacson; and “The 

Screwtape Letters” by C.S. 

Lewis. 

JANUARY READERS’ 

Page will be published 

Jan. 4. Readers are invited 

to submit original poetry, 

essays, features and 

photos to: Readers’ Page, 

Box 1240, Plainview, TX 

79072; bring them to the 

Herald at 820 Broadway; 

or e-mail to kwlewis@ 

hearstnp.com. 

All submissions should 

include a name, town and 

daytime phone number. 

To submit This and That items: 


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Courtesy Photo 

Ash student Alexis Lopez won a bike as part of the Plainview Rotary Club’s perfect attendance 

program for the second six weeks of school. Also shown are Rotarians V.O. Ortega and Nancy 

Stukey. Other winners were: Ash, Jason Velasquez; Coronado, Rogeli Acosta and Macey Mayberry; 

Lakeside, Andrew Lazano and Lyndee Holloway; Estacado, Carlos Rodriquez and Candace Vernon; 

Houston School, Lorenzo Contreras; and PHS, Eric Bihary, Mayra Garcia and Madison Lopez. Bikes 

were given to fi fth, sixth and seventh graders, and iPods to eighth through 12th graders. 

CRIME OF THE WEEK 

The Plainview/Hale 

County Crime Stoppers 

Committee will pay a 

reward of up to $350 to 

anyone with information 

leading to the arrest and 

indictment of the person or 

persons responsible for the 

following crimes: 

•On Dec. 4 someone 

entered Regence Health 

Network in the 700 block 

of Amarillo and took miscellaneous 

items. 


entered 908 W. Ninth and 

took a 32-inch Vizio fl atpanel 

TV, Xbox 360 and a 

Toshiba laptop computer. 


entered 211 Ash and attempted 

to take property 

from the residence. 

•On Dec. 7 the Plainview 

Police Department received 

a report of a burglary at 

902 E. Sixth. It was reported 

that between August 

• Catering 

• Banquet room 

• To-Go orders 

• Party platters 

• Daily specials 

Alva Gonzales, LVN • Lee Whitacre, RN-WHNP-BC 

and December someone 

entered the building and 

took a band saw, miter saw 

and other miscellaneous 

tools. 

Fugitives: Crime Stoppers 

will pay a reward of 

up to $250 for information 

that leads to the arrest 

of the following persons. 

Callers may contact the 

Hale County Sheriff’s 

Offi ce Warrants Division 

at 296-2724 or contact the 

Crime Stoppers Hotline. 

•Adrian Espino, Hispanic 

male, wanted for 

aggravated assault with 

deadly weapon. 

•Sara Lynn Gutierrez, 

24, Hispanic female, 

wanted for abandoning or 

endangering a child criminal 

negligence. 

•Joey Jonathon Barrera, 

27, Hispanic male, wanted 

for burglary of a building. 

•Jasiel Cruz, 24, Hispan- 

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ic male, wanted for sexual 

assault of a child. 

•Courtney Perkins, 22, 

white female, wanted for 

forgery. 

•Samantha Hernandez, 

19, Hispanic female, 

wanted for burglary of a 

habitation. 

•Ian Cruz Ramirez, 31, 

Hispanic male, wanted for 

possession of marijuana. 

Anyone having information 

on these or any other 

crimes occurring in Plainview 

or Hale County may 

contact the Crime Stoppers 

Hotline at 293-8477 (293- 

TIPS). All calls will be 

confi dential. 

You may leave a tip directly 

from your cell phone 

by texting “PLVCS plus 

your message” to 274637 

or on the Internet by logging 

on to http://plainviewhalecounty.CrimeStoppersweb.com/login.aspx.

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Letters To Santa 

Dear Santa, 

My name is bubba 

bear, am 3 years old my 

nana is helping me write 

to you cause I am little. My 

sister Alexis is a good girl 

and so is my baby brother. 

I want a big truck and lots of 

farm animals. We will leave 

cookies and milk for you. 


Esteban Garcia 

ear Santa, 

My name is Alexis 

arcia. I go to Thunderbird 

chool with Mr. D. He has 

een a good teacher to us. 

ll I want for Christmas is 

or my mom and Daddy to 

et back together. If you can 

ring me a stuff uncornn 

nd trucks for my brothers. 

Merry Xmas 

Alexis 

ear Santa, 

I been a good boy and 

’m writing this letter to let 

ou know that I want. 

1. A new car 

2. A New PS 2 

3. A new Wii 

4. A new bowanarrow 

5. New shoes 

6. A new toy dog 

7. A Gameboy 

8. And two new bike 

ires. 

There will be milk and 

ookies for you. 

From Ben Peña, 6 

ear Santa, 

I want a Barbie Dream 

ouse please! Do you want 

ookies and what kind? 

by Sydney Nicole Knox 

ear Santa, 

My name is Terell 

Wall. I’m 7 yrs. old. I 

ould like a X-box 360 with 

ames, toys for my dog, a 

00 dollar bill, a pillow pet, 

nd bring my mom some 

ishes because she loves 

ishes. Thanks Santa love 

all and will have cookies 

nd milk waiting. 

Terrell Wall 

ear Santa, 

My name is Kaizha 

oberts. I am 12 years 

ld. For Christmas I would 

lease like … 

n X-box kinect 

GG Boots 

lay Station 3 

ance Central to the X-box 

inect. 

Kaizha Roberts 

ear Santa Clause, 

Please will you send 

e a xbox 3 kinect, a bebe 

un, a trea sukebox with 

ome toys but not to big 

ust a medium sized one, 

ome clothes, I hope you 

o my size, some convererse 

shoes, black ones, 

ig blanket, some crayons 

nd markers for my momy 

and some please give 

oys a lot of toys to kids that 

on’t have that much. 

Love!!! Gage V. 

o Santa From Mia Walker: 

For Christmas I want 

DS3, BB gun and a bike 

ith a kickstand a xbox 

onnect and a TV. 

Love Mia 

I Love You 

ear Santa, 

Hi how are you, I’m 

riting you this letter if you 

ould please bring me a 

baby rabbit and for my big 

brother he would like to 

have a lamborghini and my 

family to be in good health. 

Thank you, 

Love 

Rico-n-Ricky 

To Santa 

Dear Santa my name 

is Nyan and I am 8 years 

old. Please give me a motercycle 

that goes 40 miels 

a hour also a remot control 

jet and a remote control 

car and a Xbox 360 conect 

and a game called Kung 

fu panda and the bat cave 

with Batman and robin and 

a itouch and iphone and a 

playstation 3. 

Love Nyah Lopez 

Thank You 

Hi Santa, 

It is Ava and what I 

want for Christmas is a play 

hores to and a nemo like 

my sister to and Play 6 puppies. 

And one big dog and 

a I-pad, a T.V. for my room, 

pony shirt, blue jeans, ali’s 

birthday to be nice, and 

Hello Kitty Pajamas, and 

Hello Kitty clothes. And all 

the other kids to get what 

they want. 

Thanks, Ava 

P.S. Polar Express Movie 

To Santa From Ali 

All I want for Christmas 

is Kermit the frog stuff 

exsped the pupit but give 

me the movie to. And a ipad 

with a Kermit the frog 

cover to. Ho Ho Ho. Mary 

Christmas. 

Dear Santa, 

I want a baby doll. I 

love you. 

Cambryn Villanueva 

Dear Santa, 

I want a necklace and 

a diamond. I love you. 

Emma Kate Hagerman 

Dear Santa, 

I want a baby babn doll 

and a dress and a diomond 

neckloce. I love you. 

Brooklin Collins, Age 4 

Dear Santa, 

Please bring me a 

reinbeer toy and jewelry. I 

love you. 

Kya Martinez, Age 5 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Barbie House 

and a Barbie doll. I love 

you. 

Faith Zavala, Age 5 

Dear Santa, 

I want a toy Dragon. I 

love you. 

Elisha Hester 

Dear Santa, 

I want a trophy and a 

baby doll and a bottle. I love 

you. 

Abby Hoover 

Dear Santa, 

I want a necklace and 

a bike and a book. I love 

you. 

Aveni Almanza 

Dear Santa, 

For Christmas I want 

a DS and games, Barbies, 

clothes, and a horse. 

Please bring my baby sister 

Lilly something to play with 

and Kylynn a baby doll too. 

I have been a really 

good girl most of the 

time. 

I will leave you 

cookies and milk and 

carrots for Rudolph. 


Santa, 

Love, Jayde 

Dear Santa, 

My name is 

Kylynn and I live in 

Ralls. For Christmas 

I would like a motorized car, 

baby dolls, clothes, and 

something really nice for 

my brother Marcus. Also, 

please bring my mom and 

dad something to. 

I will leave cookies and 

milk for you. 

Love, Kylynn 

Dear Santa, 

I am 6 years old. For 

Christmas I want Crayon 

Maker, I Pad and Fashion 

hairstyle. Am I on your 

naughter or nice list? 

Love, 

Shaley McGimsey 

P.S. I love you. 

Dear Santa, 

My Christmas list is I 

Phone, I Pad, 6000 Football 

cards plus am I on your 

nice or naughty list? And a 

3D DS. Now I am done with 

my list. 

Love, 

Kai McGimsey 

Dear Santa, 

I have been very good 

this year. Could you please 

bring me a skateboard, Barbie, 

motorcycle, pink computer 

and a horse. 

Love, 

Ammie 

Dear Santa Claus, 

I want a pillow pet. I 

want an iPad. I want a touch 

screen phone. I would really 

like a Wii. I want a laptop. I 

also want a digital camera. 

Love, 

Felisha Maeda 

Dear Santa, 

I want Just Dance 3. 

I want an iPad. I want a 

laptop. I want a new bike. I 

want a touch phone. 

From, 

Yvonne Mata 

Dear Santa, 

I want a PSP, an mp3 

player, a Xbox360, and 

shoes. 

Love, 

Daniel Griego 

Dear Santa, 

I want an iPad 2, 

Transformer toys, and 2 

Nintendo DS games. 

Love, 

Harvey Ruiz 

Dear Santa Claus, 

I want a Big Time Rush 

CD. I would like a Big Time 

Rush game. I also need a 

new CD player. My sister 

Chelsea Marie Ball wants a 

new car. 

You’re Friend, 

Jared John Ball 

Dear Santa, 

I been a very good girl. 

I was hoping to get some 

stuff like a barbie, baby doll, 

bike tire, makeup kit, toy 

dog, a kitchen, Bratz, a new 

DS game, new shoes. 

Love Cristen Pena 

Age 8 

Dear Santa, 

Please bring me a 

bike, a teddy bear and a giant 

Christmas tree. 

Thank you, 

Aiden Woodard 

Dear Santa, 

I want mega blocks 

and trio building set and a 

giant tree house with a slide 

and some swings. 

Thank you, 

Kevin Qian 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Justin Bieber 

doll and a Katar like my 

daddy. 

Victoria Armijo 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Katar and a 

race car and I want a batman. 

Javier Armijo 

Dear Santa, 

I am a good boy. I do 

my homework every Monday. 

I love my family. I help 

my dad wash dishes. I help 

my mom clean the fl oor. 

And I act good at school. I 

hope that you have a good 

Christmas. I only want two 

things for Christmas. I want 

a drum, a xbox 360. 

Love Diego 

Dear Santa, 

I wish you have a happy 

Merry Christmas. Dear 

Santa I want you to bring 

new things to cling dishis. 

Dear Santa I want you to 

bring new tools becues the 

uthr tools are old. I want the 

new game olde wii game. 

Cerde 

Dear Santa Claus 

I hope that you give us 

gift and love. I have been a 

good girl because I do my 

homework every day and 

every Monday. I hope that 

you have a good Christmas. 

I help my mom wash 

dishes. I love my family. I 

only want three thing for 

Christmas. I want a Dsi, a 

Wii, and a cumputer. 

Love Fatima 

Dear Santa, 

I would like a specil gift 

for my Grandma, I would like 

some new toys, lik a beauty 

salon and a Bratz doll and 

a kitchen set. I have been 

good. I hop you will bring 

me the toys and the specil 

gift for my grandma. 

Love, Lil 

Dear Santa I want a present 

for my family. I want to hug 

them. I want to built a snowman. 

I want a surprise for 

my family. The best present 

is to love your family and 

love your Granparents too. 

I want a gaitar and a ps3. 

Love, Jennifer 

Dear Santa, 

I behaved all year long. 

I will leave milk and cookies 

for you Santa. My mom 

wants some new shoes. I 

want a control for my brother. 

I love you becuse you 

always give us gifts. I want 

a game so we can play all 

together. 

Love, Alex 

Dear Santa, 

I want thie Best Chrismas. 

I will gave my Family 

the best present which is 

all the love in my heart. I 

promise to be a good boy. 

I hope ever kid gits a gift. I 

wunt a camera. I wuntn ant 

x Box 360. I hope this the 

best Christmas. and I wunt 

a little Raptor corchrol. 

Love, Julio 

Dear Santa, 

I want for my brothers 

to get shoes. I would 

lofe for my mom and dad to 

get gifts too. I have been a 

good student at school and 

a good daughter at home. 

Please make my dad back 

feel better. I would love to 

have a gameboy. 

Love, Lizbeth 

Dear Santa, 

I hope you have a 

great Chistmas Santa. For 

my mom I would like a big 

car and for my dad I would 

like a big monster truck. My 

sister would like two monkeys, 

my other sister would 

like a Jusin Beber coat. 

Juan Manuel wants a toy 

truck. I would love to have 

Wii games. 

Love, Atalie 

Dear Santa, 

I love you and my family. 

I have bee a good boy. I 

would like to have a skate 

bord. Would you please get 

a neklace for my mom, my 

brother would like a contro 

car. 

Bryan Corral 

Querido Santa Clos, 

Santa Clos yo quiero 

miral a todos los de mi familia. 

Mi familia no tiene 

dinero in luz. Santa clos 

you te quiero en mi corozon 

yo quiero un perro. Y 

un jato y unas jatitos in con. 

My otra mama y quiero ver 

a mi papa. 

Desiree 

Dear Santa, 

I wish that you have a 

spechal Christmas. I love 

you and my famly would 

you please get me a smurf. 

I been a good all the time. I 

would like a doll, a dog for 

my sister. 

Love, Janarrae 

Querido 

Querido Santa Clos 

es toy muy contenta poria 

ya vdad. Acuisis ra que me 

regalaras un patin de jiablo 

ami her munita quievoque 

le regales una muneca gracias 

to avier o mucho. 

Iisc 

Dear Santa Claus 

I love you dear Santa. 

I love my family. 

Would you please get 

me a Smurf? 

I was good all year at 

shool and at hom. Please 

bring a gift for my 5 oter 

brothers, mom and dad. 

Love, Ricardo Macedo 

Dear Santa, 

I hope you have a 

great Christmas! Santa my 

Mom and Dad want a big 

present. My brother and 

sister want a big present, 

too and I want any present. 

Oh I am a good girl! And 

you are very kind Santa. I 

miss you so much Santa. 

Oh by the way, you think I 

am a good girl? 

Love, Briana 

Dear Santa, 

Hope your elfs are 

working hard. Marry Christmas 

Santa. 

Love, Christian 

Dear Santa, 

I give thanks and I 

hope you take care of yourself. 

I would love to give 

mom a tea cup. I wan an 

Xbox 360. For my sister I 

want a Wii. For dad I want 

clothes. 

Love, Leonel 

Dear Santa, 

I hope I get a fl ower for 

my mom. My family will be 

so happy if you will bring the 

fl ower and presents. I hope 

I get a present for brother, 

sister, my litle sister and me 

ben good and I want a fone 

and a computer. Santa I 

love you. 

Love, Samuel 

Dear Santa, 

I want is a great 

Christmas. I will be good on 

Christmas day. I will have 

some milk and cookie for 

you. My mom wants new 

clothes on Christmas. I 

want a DS game for Christmas. 

Love, Alyzza 

Dear Santa, 

I have been a good 

boy. I would like a pet monkey 

and hamster for Christmas. 

I would also like a 

dirt bike, new shoes and a 

bunk bed. I will leave you a 

snack. 

Love, Eliseo Barrera 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Play Station 3 

and a 3DS and a PSP and 

a Wii and a N-tendo. 

Love, Tyson 

Dear Santa, 


little boy this year. I would 

like a game for my Wii and 

for my PS. I am leaving you 

milk and cookies for you. 

Love, Kollin 

Dear Santa, 

I am a good girl. My 

name is Jade Sanchez and 

I am 7 years old. I would 

like to have a dog, an I pod 

and a Barbie. 

Love, Jade Sanchez 

Dear Santa, 

I’d have been a good 

boy. I’d like 3 DS and a I 

pod and a remote control 

car and a Bed. I’ll leave you 

a snack. 

Love, Bryston Catlett 

Dear Santa, 

I want Dora toy and 

also want a new sove toy 

and it would be nice to get 

want a barbie toy. 

Love, Eliana 

Dear Santa, 


little girl. I would like a DSI 

and a 3DDS. I also want a 

doctor kit to play with. I can 

play with my neice nephew 

and mom. 

Love, Jocelyn Calderon 

Dear Santa, 

I have been healthy all 

year and I really hope you 

can bring me a bike! 

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Dear Santa, 

I want a car calacan 

and a Transformers. I wood 

also like a drum. 

Love, Timoteo 

Dear Santa, 


boy. I want a bike and a 

race track. I also want a 

new Wii game and an xBox. 

I will leave some cookies 

and milk for you. 

Love, Ivan Sanchez 

Dear Santa, 


girl. I would like to have a 

Justin Beber CD and some 

games. I would like a Taylor 

Swift doll, a puppy doll that 

walks and barks. 

Love, Nevaeh 

Dear Santa, 

I am a good boy. I got 

the note from you. I liked it. 

I can’t wait for you to give 

me presints. I want a X-Box 

360. You are the best. 

Love, Alijah Villalon 

Dear Santa, 

I was a good boy. I 

would like a toy car that is 

black and gray with a remote 

control. I am leaving 

you milk and cookies. 

Love, Vyse Beardsley 

Dear Santa, 

I would like a puppy 

named Tiny. I would also 

like a new bike. I would 

want it to be pink. I also 

want a clock for my room, a 

tedy bear and a shirt. 

Love, Skyler Garcia 

Dear Santa, 


little girl. I would like you to 

bring me princess charm 

Shcool dool. I would lalso 

like a game for my DS, 

squiky dolls, a bike and a 

game for my Wii. I will leav 

hot cocoa and peanut butter 

cookies for you. 

Love, Rosalina Rodriguez 

Dear Santa, 


girl. I hope you will bring me 

a barbie, a kitchin, makeup 

and a puppy. 

Love, Cristen Vasquez 

Dear Santa, 


girl. I want a Barbie princess 

charm school. I would 

also like a movie. princess 

dollhoues with all the princess 

in it. The Barbe famley 

van and that’s is it. And i am 

going to make you cookies 

and milk. I want a I pade 

to. 

Lov, Isabella 

Dear Santa, 

I am a good boy. I 

want a Nintendo 3ds, Lego 

ningo, Lego star wars. I will 

leave a box of cookies. 

Love, Jaedon 

Dear Santa, 


boy. I would like a Transformers 

that transofrm, 

Legos and a X-box. 

Love, Adriel Ruiz 

Dear Santa, 

I love you. I will leave 

you some cookies and milk. 

I want a D.S.I. 

Love, Taylee Watson 

Dear Santa, 

I love you so much. 

Everyone will git prezents 

you are nice to everyone 

you are thackful to everone. 

Everyone love3 syou 

so much. I’m happy it is 

Chrismes. It is fun. I love 

you, I mess you so much 

and Jese Diy for us on the 

cros. I love you so much. 

You mach me happy. 

Love, Alyssa 

Dear Santa, 

I have 2 brothers and 

2 sisters and 49 cosens, 5 

friends. Thay are Amber, 

Booklen, Jayba, Nickles, 

Alessa. I want T’s Number 

Money Rile T-one. Bingo 

Creatures, a big bored, 

Expo Easer. A Expo markers, 

a trophy, a glases, dog 

but not a big one a little 

one. 

Love, Breanna. 

I love you Santa 

Dear Santa, 

Know your under 

gownd but your hart and 

luv is with god you were 

the best giver I ever herd 

a dowt I’m not a good giver 

but I will lern. I want to have 

a romt control car racier and 

a bay blad. 

From Ian 

Dear Santa, 

I wish you a great 

Chrismas. I ant a new mocontrol 

car. I want a new 

cop car. I want a new race 

car. I want a new mrocotrol 

plan. I want a new xbox 

remote. I hope my famly a 

great Chrismas. 

Gavin 

Dear Sant Clase, 

I love you. I whnat to 

have some clothes then I 

whnat Bay Blad then I want 

a I-pod tuch. 

Love Erick 

Dear Santa, 

I love you and your elf 

and the randeer and your 

wif or your brid and heres 

wut I wut for crimus. I will 

lick a cashrocket is that to 

much if you lick to chos. Yes 

or No and my family lov you 

to get a dog. 

George 

Dear Santa, 

I love you very, very 

much! I like to go work whith 

you can I. I would like to see 

how it looks please. I want 

to go play with your elfs. Oh 

can I have a dog and a i pad 

2 a boo Bay Blade. 

Love, Nikolas 

Dear Santa, 

I love you. And I bulev 

en you. For Christmas 

I would like some sund you 

put it onder water and tach 

it out it is dry. And I would 

like for people to be happy 

of what thay got. And you 

Santa. That is my Whise. 

Love, Callie 

Dear Santa, 

I love you a lot. I will 

put you cookies and milk. I 

want makeup and Dsi and 

a swimming pool and MP3 

and ordeez. 

Love, Amber 

Dear Santa, 

I want a bike and a 

Dsi for Chistmas and a 

Husky puppy that is black 

Letters To Santa 

2 controllers? 

and white and a new 

house. Ho, Ho, Ho. -- 

JR 

Dear Santa, 

I love you very, 

very much. I wish you 

have a good Christmas. 

Could you please 

leave two remote controe 

bey blades. I will 

leave cookies and 

milk or penut butter 

and jely sandwich and 

milk. 

Love, Damion 

Dear Santa, 

I love you very mutch. 

Tell the elfs that i said thank 

you for all the hard work 

they have done. May I have 

a new nintendo DS game 

for my DS. May I have an 

conect for X box tree sixty. 

May I have a snowman 

cookie in my stocking and a 

hot weels car. 

Love, Nolan 

Dear Santa, 

I love you. You are the 

best Satna ever. I am going 

to live you some cooks and 

milk. Toys I wont a DS and 

a Sryf Amlae. 

Love, Becca 

Dear Santa, 

I have three Uncles, 

one brother, one cusin, 

four sisters, two dads and 

one mom. I live at a yellow 

house. What I want 

for Christmas is a race car 

track and some cars and little 

play soldriers and some 

book sand some presents. 

Love, Alex 

Dear Santa, 

I love you. I hope I 

get to have coockies for 

you. May I have a chewow 

for Chrismes and a baby 

chewow. She can’t have 

baaby’s write Santa and 

can I ples can I have a dall. 

Gabriela Looper 

Dear Santa, 

I will leave you sum 

cookes and a cup of milk. 

Santa, I wish that I can see 

you. Santa, ples ples get 

me a car and a houes. 

Love Brooklyn 

Santa is the Best! 

I’ll well leve you cookies. 

I will like to have a Aly 

hog fl y cran, X Box 360 

game. That is colled grand 

thif aotu. 

Love, Paul 

Dear Santa, 

It cold in the north pole. 

How many red tucks do you 

have. I want a bike and 

some clothees and some 

puzzel and new shoes and 

a new blanket. I want a new 

cap and new tvo. 

Love, Jayda 

Dear Santa, 

You are my best frend. 

Santa I love you. I hope you 

have a great Crhismas. I 

hope you have fun at the 

north pole. I hope your reindeers 

bee good. I hope you 

have gret bed time snake. 

I will like a fl ex force and 

a Wii and a world Hevey 

wheght. Love Santa 

Love, Joshua 

Dear Santa, 

I know you are not 

rill. I know my perents biy 

the prents. Wy do you hide 

under the grand? Well this 

yer I wunt a dog, a gun, a rill 

crismis. I want to celubrate 

jeasuses berth are holly 

god whoo dide for us. 

Love, Josiah Malcom 

Dear Santa, 

I am going to leve 

some cokie and milk for 

you. I will allwase do that 

for you Santa. You and your 

elfs are nice. I love December. 

It’s the thing wen pepole 

celebret the holodays of 

crismas. 

Aydin Campos 

Dear Santa, 

Do you have elfs? I 

want a Ds3. Do you have 

reindeer? I want a Lola 

lopses. Do you have a sled 

and do you have to go all 

around the towns? Do you 

have a notey list or a good 

list? Do you look all around 

many houses. I love elfs. 

Do you have family? 

Inez Carrian 

Dear Santa, 

What I wont for Christmas 

is a bike to ride and 

a pichers of me and you 

and with Mrs. Clous and my 

brothers and your reindeers 

and my mom and dad and 

puppy. I will love you with 

all my heart. Have a happy 

Christmas. 

Jadyn Ramos 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Wii for my 

little brother because he’s 

wanted one really bad. I 

would like a book Diary of a 

wimpy kid, cabin fever this 

Christmas. How many elf’s 

do you have? 

Love, Alejandro Diaz 

P.S. I think your cool. I’m 

going to leave cookies. 

Dear Santa Clause, 

How are your elfs are 

they good? Can you please 

bring a Kinect for my xbox 

360? And when you come 

to my house I will give you 

a plate of milk and cookies. 

Juan Garcia 

Dear Santa, 

I want a puppy, a very 

lite brown puppy with a wet 

and cold black nose very 

very cute puppy. But I want 

it to be a girl, a nice girl not 

a mean girl like my mom’s 

dog. Her name is Matti, 

short for mitilda. She is so 

so mean she bit my fi nger 

and made it bleed. It is a 

Matti Pool. 

From Leticia Anne 

Gutierrez 

Dear Santa, 

How do u get inside of 

the house? Do u make the 

toys with your elfs? How do 

you drive with the deers? 

Your elfs are cute and funy. 

Last year I like the preesent 

that you have me. Last year 

you gave me a bike and 

presents. I want a toy of a 

puppy and I want it to be 

white. 

Melanie Montes 

Dear Santa, 

How can the raindeer 

fl y? I want a Christmas hat. 

What’s color is your house? 

What’s your fravrite color? 

Waht’s your fravrite drink> 

Santa I want you to give 

my moim a necklist. Santa 

I want you to give my Dad a 

puppy. Santa can you give 

my brother a green lantern 

toy. Santa can you give my 

sister a Tinker bell toy. 

Drew Gonzalez 

Dear Santa, 

I will love a new doll. 

Santa what hapens if you 

are sick? What will you do 

for Christmas? I hope you 

have a backup for Christmas. 

I am going to leave 

you some cookes. 

Love, Adrielle Ortiz 

Dear Santa, 

How are your deer? 

I wish I can see you. But 

you’re at your house with 

your family. I want a real 

four wheeler if you can get it 

for me. But its ok I can have 

somthing else like a toy. 

Love Adrian Martinez 

Dear Santa, 

I want to know about 

the reindeer. What I want 

for Christmas is a game. I’ll 

leave for you some cookies 

and milk. Now about 

the North Pole! I want to 

know how to you do magic? 

I want the best Christmas 

ever. What do the elfs do? 

Jonathan Hernandez 

Dear Santa, 

I wish you bring me a 

presint full of lots of candy. 

Santa Claus I have to ask 

you a question. What food 

do you give to the reindeer? 

Love, Angela Cuellar 

Dear Santa, 

I want the Trashpack. 

A ntendo 3Ds and some 

Ntendo 3Ds games. I also 

want a big Batman cave. I 

also want for my mom is a 

tablet. I would like a keeppon. 

Seth Hernandez 

Dear Santa, 

I like a baby puppy, 2 

of them. I like to be happy. 

I like a dog house. I like a 

big ball. I like a big pool. Are 

you real? 

Yazmin Melendez 

Dear Santa, 

How are your reindeer 

doing? I want a cuputer and 

a bike and a phone. How 

are your elfs doing? How 

is Mrs. Cloas? How are you 

doing Santa? Merry Christmas 

Santa. 

Love, Liliana Gonzales 

Dear Santa, 

How does yoyr reindeer 

fl y? Dear Santa I want 

a dog. 

Jason Morales 

Dear Santa, 

I wanted to thank you 

for getting me a dsi xl. I 

love it. It’s the color I really 

wanted. I want a Xbox 

three sixthy, a phone and a 

threeds for Christmas. And 

how do you make your reindeer 

fl y? With a christel or 

some magic or something 

special like a dog? I hope 

you can get me what i want. 

Love you, bye. 

Tommy Perez 

Dear Santa, 

You are my favrit Santa. 

Santa are you coming 

for Christmas? Santa haw is 

your wife is she great? Haw 

is she doing? Santa this is 

what I want for Christmas 

I want a Belle that is all. 

Santa haw is your reindder 

mostly Roodof? 

Valerie Nicole Rosas 

Dear Santa, 

What I want for Christmas 

is a Xbox 360. What 

do you want to eat? My 

broth wants a Lego. My 

baby brother wants a toy for 

Christmas. I gong leve you 

some cookes. I like your 

reindeer. 

Anthony Garcia 

Dear Santa, 

I want a Wii and a 

game called X-man and 

Lego Batman. I love Christmas. 

I love you too Santa 

and your helpers too. How 

do you fi t through the chimney? 

I like Christmas a lot. I 

love it! 

Xavier Gonzales 

Dear Santa, 

Santa what I want for 

Christmas is a DSX and a 

game. It is a Mario Kart 7. 

And I want a Xbox wif all 

the games, live and army 

games and a Dsi the game 

is call of Dunblack OPS. 

Santa what do you do in 

the North Pole? This is one 

more thing can you give 2 

more cool games and modfar 

1, modfur 2, coll duty 

mouth 3. Can you give me 

Luis Gausin 

Dear Santa, 

Can I have a toy and 

some clothes and some 

new Jordans? I want a 

playstayshen3 and more 

jakets for the winter. And 

some schoo stuf. How do 

the elvs make toys? Can 

I have a 3DS and a book 

of toys, a stocing, a jersey 

from the tigers and a slide 

with swings. And a rocking 

hors. A pet hampster, and 

a boat that fl oats and good 

Christmas! 

Jaden Moralez 

Dear Santa, 

This is Avani here but 

you probably already knew 

that. I think I have been a 

very good girl this year. I 

clean my room, listen to my 

mom, not all the time, but 

sometimes, feed my pups 

and tell my mom I love her 

everyday so I would like to 

ask for an Ipad 2 or Xbox 

Kinect if you don’t mind. I 

also wish for a Merry Christmas 

with my family and to 

share hot cocoa on Jesus’ 

Birthday! 

Love, Avani Feliz Sierra 

Dear Santa, 

For Christmas I would 

like: a radio controled shark, 

a transformers robot and a 

dip & dots machine. 

Jaylen 

Dear Santa & Elfs, 


really like a Barbie Camper 

for my barbies, a trampoline 

to practice my gymnastics, 

board games to play with my 

mommy & daddy, & some 

new barbies & clothes. Also, 

will you please fi ll my stocking 

with sweet stuff & a new 

tooth brush. Enjoy the milk 

& cookies on your way out, 

& Reindeer food for your 

reindeers! I love you Santa 

Clause. 

Jahmani 

Dear Santa & Elfs, 

For Christmas I want a 

Barbie to play with my big 

sister, a baby doll, a basketball, 

& anything with Dora & 

Boots! Please fi ll my stocking 

with yummy chocolate & 

sugar free gum … & a new 

toothbrush! Thank you Santa 

Clause, Elfs & Reindeer! 

Ahrya 

P.S. Dress up clothes to 

play in! 

Dear Santa and elfs, 


like Westleing guys, WE 

Crash collsion heavy duty 

ring for the belt, new Kinect 

games, Xbox Games, PSP 

games, Monoply electronic, 

If not gotten a I pod Touch 

and quill, ink. 

Dear Santa, 

All I want for Christmas 

is a motorcycle, monster 

truck and games. I have 

been a good boy this year. 

And would you please bring 

something for my mom and 

dad and my brothers and 

sister. How are your reindeer? 

How is Mrs. Claus? I 

will leave you cookies and 

milk. 

Love, Jeremiah 

Dear Santa, 

How are you and Mrs. 

Claus? How are the reindeer? 

Have the elves been 

busy? For Christmas please 

bring me a Dora kitchen, 

barbies, and stuff for baby. 

I have been a really good 

girl. Please bring Mallory, 

David and Brett something 

too. And don’t forget mom 

and dad please. And please 

remember all the other little 

boys and girls. I will leave 

you cookies & milk and carrots 

for your reindeer. 

Love, Mariah

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YOU’VE GOT MAIL 

NOTE: You’ve Got Mail off ers e-mails 

received by Herald staff ers. 

Ordinance with teeth 

Recently, the City of 

allas passed an ordiance 

stating that if a 

river is pulled over by 

aw enforcement and is 

ot able to provide proof 

f insurance, the car is 

owed. 

PLANE TALK 

ROCKET AVIATION 

FRIDAY: MUY Brands LLC fl ew in 

from San Antonio, Houston and Lubbock to 

drop off passengers, then fl ew back to Lubbock 

in their Cessna 501 Citation 1 SP jet. 

SATURDAY: Tim Hardage fl ew with 

Jim Crawford in his Experimental RV-7. 

A customer and friend fl ew locally in the 

Aeromot AMT-200 Ximango power glider. 

A pilot for John Mast fl ew John and friend 

in from Nacogdoches to drop off, then 

fl ew back to Nacogdoches in John’s Beech 

Turbine Duke. 

SUNDAY: David Paul and wife fl ew in 

from Claremore, Okla., for fuel, then continued 

to Tucson, Ariz., in their Cessna 182 

Skylane. A student fl ew locally in the Cessna 

172 Skyhawk. Cody Williams and Reid 

Layton fl ew to Clovis, N.M., and back in 

Reid’s Cessna 182 Skylane. David Patterson 

fl ew locally in his Beech V-35B Bonanza. 

Jerry Miller fl ew locally in his Cessna 182 

Skylane. Tim Hardage and Jim Crawford 

fl ew locally in Jim’s Experimental RV-7, 

and later Jim fl ew to Floydada. Charles Azzopardi 

fl ew in from Amarillo for fuel and 

business, then fl ew back to Amarillo in his 

Cessna 421 Golden Eagle. 

MONDAY: No activity reported due to 

snow and poor visibilities. 

TUESDAY: Wildfi re & Land Management 

fl ew in from Clarendon for fuel, then 

fl ew to Kingsville in their Piper Tri-Pacer. 

John Boatright with the Lubbock FAA 

FSDO, fl ew to Lubbock in the Beech 58 

Baron. Lasen, Inc. fl ew in from Albuquerque, 

N.M., for fuel, then fl ew to Dallas in 

their Bell 206 Jet Ranger helicopter. Robert 

Sansom fl ew in from Albuquerque, N.M., 

for a rest stop, then continued home to Fort 

Worth in their Piper Saratoga. 

WEDNESDAY: Max Jantz Excavating 

fl ew in from Montezuma, Kan., on business 

and then back to Montezuma in their 

Cessna 421 Golden Eagle. A customer fl ew 

in from Amarillo for fuel and to pick up two 

passengers, then headed for Kerrville in a 

Cessna 425 Conquest I prop jet. Carmike 

Cinemas, Inc. fl ew in from Salt Lake City, 

Utah, for fuel and business, then departed 

for Nashville, Tenn., in their Lear 31A jet. 

The pilot for John Mast fl ew in from Nacogdoches 

and Austin for fuel and to pick up 

John and friend, then back to Nacogdoches 

in his Beech Turbine Duke. Lubbock Aero 

fl ew in from Lubbock for practice approaches 

then back to Lubbock in their Beech 58 

To retrieve the car 

after being impounded, 

they must show proof of 

insurance to have the car 

released. This has made it 

easy for the City of Dallas 

to remove uninsured cars. 

Shortly after the “No 

Insurance” ordinance 

was passed, the Dallas 

impound lots began to fi ll 

up and were full after only 

nine days. Eighty-plus percent 

of the impounded cars 

were driven by illegals. 

Not only must they 

provide proof of insurance 

to have their car released, 

they have to pay for the 

cost of the tow, a $350 

fi ne, and $20 for every day 

their car is kept in the lot. 

Accident rates have 

gone down 47 percent. 

Baron. Dann Fabian fl ew in from Raymond, 

Miss., with a stop in New Orleans to pick 

up his passengers, then to Floydada to drop 

them off, then to Plainview in his Cessna 

421 Golden Eagle. Thomas Flournoy fl ew in 

from Shreveport, La., and Denton for fuel, 

then to Albuquerque, N.M., in his Cessna 

172 Skyhawk. A customer fl ew to Lubbock 

and back in his Beech A-36 Bonanza. 

A customer and friend fl ew locally in the 

Aeromot AMT-200 Ximango power glider. 

Reid Layton and Cody Williams fl ew locally 

in the Cessna 182 Skylane. A customer and 

friend fl ew in from Phoenix in their Citabria 

for a pre-buy inspection and to spend the 

night. Cody Williams and student fl ew 

locally in the Cessna 172 Skyhawk. Jerry 

McCabe fl ew in from Lubbock for fuel, then 

back to the Hub City in his Bellanca Viking. 

A customer and David Hurt fl ew to Clovis, 

N.M., and back in a Beech A-36 Bonanza. 

Monty McFadden fl ew in from Reno, Nev,. 

in his Bellanca Viking. 

THURSDAY: Reid Layton fl ew to 

Clovis, N.M., in his Cessna 182 Skylane for 

his checkride. Congratulations to Reid on 

passing his private pilot checkride! Gillco 

Energy Air LLC fl ew their offi cials in from 

Fredricksburg on business, then fl ew to Fort 

Worth in their Cessna 525 Citation CJ jet. 

John Boatright fl ew in from Lubbock for 

touch-and-goes, then to leave the Beech 58 

Baron for storage. A customer fl ew in from 

Kerrville to drop off two passengers, then 

fl ew to Amarillo in a Cessna 425 Conquest 

I prop jet. Richard Perry fl ew in from 

Albuquerque, N.M in his Trinidad dropping 

off an Angel Flight passenger, then fl ew 

back to Albuquerque. Jerry Miller fl ew the 

Angel Flight passenger to Dallas to drop off, 

then fl ew back to Plainview in his Cessna 

182 Skylane. Raj Horan fl ew to Amarillo 

and back in his Piper Aztec. Ageless Men’s 

Health LLC, fl ew in from Olive Branch, 

Miss., for a quick turn on fuel, then fl ew to 

Scottsdale, Ariz., in their Cessna 510 Citation 

Mustang jet. Dwayne Mitchell test-fl ew 

a Bellanca Viking for the shop. A customer 

and David Hurt fl ew to Portales, N.M., and 

back in a Beech A-36 Bonanza. Cody Williams 

gave dual instruction to a student in 

his Cessna 172 Skyhawk. A customer and 

friend departed for Phoenix in their Citabria. 

John Scales fl ew in from Childress for fuel 

in a Decathlon, then headed for Phoenix. 


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Because … 

Local merchants can provide things 

you can’t get in the “big cities.” 

1. Have they ever bought ads in your yearbooks 

or tickets for your school activities? 

2. Have they ever opened after hours when you 

were in desperate need of something they sell? 

3. Have they ever bought tickets for your church 

suppers or contributed to worthwhile community 

projects. 

4. Have they ever put up your posters in their 

windows? 

5. Have they always been handy and willing to 

service their merchandise when you needed it. 

6. Have they always cheerfully and quickly 

exchanged merchandise or let you return 

merchandise for a cash refund? 

Your local merchants provide these extras because 

he or she is your friend and neighbor and you see 

them every day in your community. 

All they ask in return is a chance for 

your business. 

Wrap Up The Holidays And Support Our Community By Shopping Our Local Merchants This Year! 

Hilda is off today to order flowers for a family who is faced with 

the death of a family member. Tiffany at Petals will do a great 

job. What a blessing the Area Community Hospice 

was for them. Homer is off for his flu shot at 

UMC Family Medical Care. It is better late than never 

to get a flu vaccination. Hopefully this will keep him 

well during the holidays! 

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Hans and Helmut are 3-month-old Chihuahuas. They like to wrestle, play tug-o-war and chew 

bones. Anyone interested in Hans, Helmut or another dog or cat may call the Plainview Humane 

Society at 806-296-2311, visit from 4-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday or fi nd us on Facebook. 

Adoption fee is $75 for dogs and $50 for cats, which includes spay/neuter, rabies shot and a 

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December 18th 

Our Precious Gifts 

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___________________________________ 

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Parents: _____________________________ 

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Bring in picture and form 

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Show Off Your Most Precious 

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Deadline for pictures 

is noon 

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DENNIS THE MENACE 

KIT N’ CARLISLE 

FAMILY CIRCUS 

MODERATELY CONFUSED 

BALDO By Hector & Carlos Castellano 

BABY BLUES By Kirkman S. Scott 

FUNKY WINKERBEAN By Tom Batiuk 

BORN LOSER By Art Sansom 

HAGAR THE HORRIBLE By Dik Brown 

FRANK AND ERNEST By Bob Thaves 

GARFIELD By Jim Davis 

CROSSWORD 

BIZARRO By Dan Piraro 

ZITS By Jerry Scott & Jim Borgman 

BLONDIE By Young Gersher 

Conceptis Sudoku 

By Dave Green 

How it works: 

How it works: Sudoku puzzles are 

formatted as a 9x9 grid, broken down 

into nine 3x3 boxes. To solve a sudoku, 

the numbers 1 through 9 must 

fi ll each row, column and box. Each 

number can appear only once in 

each column and box. You can fi gure 

out the order in which the numbers 

appear by using the numeric clues 

already provided in the boxes. The 

more numbers you name, the easier 

it gets to solve the puzzle. 

ANSWER:

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296-1303 

296-1304 

FAX 296-1315 

Deadline on word ads 

1:00 Preceding Day 

Deadline on display ads 

12 Noon 2 Days prior to Publication 

100 

Announcements 

125. School & 

Instructions 

Defensive Driving 

Course 1-800-454-6051. 

130. 

Lost & Found 

Found Gray, small, poodle-type 

dog on 900 blk. 

of Itasca Mon. 12/5. Call 

292-1430 to identify. 

REWARD 

Lost Dog - Pete 

Last seen Saturday north of 

Excel. Please call 806-685- 

1979 or 806-292-8882 

200 

Employment 

205. General 

Help Wanted 

Become a Professional 

Tax Preparer! 

Jackson Hewitt Tax Service 

is now interviewing 

for tax preparers and 

customer service reps. 

Positions Limited! 

APPLY NOW 1907 Quincy, 

Plainview, TX. 

Experienced Cook 

Sodexo is now accepting 

applications for cook position. 

Experience in cooking, 

reading and following 

recipes preferred. Knowledge 

of kitchen safety 

and sanitation required. 

Must have flexible hours 

and be available on weekends. 

Please apply in 

person at McClung University 

Center, 1900 W. 

7th Street. 

210. Medical 

Help Wanted 

Love 

what 

you 

do. 

Apply at www.CovenantHealth.org 

Activities 

Coordinator 

for Santa Fe House 

Assisted Living 

Part-Time 

Candidate must be: 

• Enthusiastic 

• Energetic 

• Team Oriented 

• And enjoy working with 

elderly. 

Apply in person at 

3404 S.W. 5th 

is currently accepting 

applications for 

ADON 

Three years nursing and 

management experience 

preferred but not required. 

See DON at: 

2510 West 24th 

or fax resume to 

806-296-7989 

eoe 

HEALTH CARE & HOSPICE 

PRN or Full-Time 

RN Case Manager 

Excellent benefi t package 

and salary 

May pick up an application 

at any Interim Offi ce 

or come by 

2606 Yonkers 


(806) 288-9482 

E.O.E 

LVN or RN 

For Weekend Days 

6a - 6 p 

Call 

DON Pamela Pollard 

806-652-3375 

Lockney Health 

& Rehab 

401 N. Main 

Lockney, TX. 

Or Fax Resume to 

(806) 652-3466 

210. Medical 

Help Wanted 

is currently accepting 

applications for 

Medication Aide 

6 a.m. to 2 p.m. 

& 2 to 10 p.m. 

See DON at 

2510 West 24th 

or fax resume to 

806-296-7989 

eoe 

223. 

Food Service 

Now Hiring All Positions 

& Assistant Managers. 

Days & nights. 

Apply in person, 

Sonic Drive-In 4004 

Olton Rd. or 501 W. 5th. 

225. Sales Help 

Wanted 

Pollard Used Cars is 

now hiring for Full-Time 

Sales Persons. Applications 

are being accepted 

between 2-5pm Mon.-Fri. 

No experience necessary. 

Please see Ken Webster. 

250 

Merchandise 

260. Garage & 

Estates Sales 

Free pecans if you will 

pick them up. Call 293- 

1719. 

265. Articles 

for Sale 

4 qt. pressure cooker 

Call 296-6888. 

5-gallon white buckets for 

sale, $1 each. 

Call 296-6888. 

A variety of firewood for 

sale. Good Price! 

Call 806-388-6180. 

Camper shell short bed 

pick-up, $10. 

Call 296-6888. 

Firewood for sale! 

Seasoned oak. 

Call Dameon 518- 

5060 

For Sale: blankets, yarn 

and food chopper. 

293-2279. 

Hand crocheted name 

doilies $5.00 per letter. 

Call Amy (806) 983-3028. 

Heavy duty pallet racks, 

8’ wide X4’ deepX 12’ tall, 

beer cooler, & 9 glass 

doors in excellent condition! 

Call 652-2371. 

Jeans for sale, sizes 33” 

& 34”. Call 296-6888. 

San Antonio/ 

Fredricksburg/ 

Austin area vacation: 

7 ni,-Dec. 16-23. Sleeps 

6, 2brm., Full Kit, indr. 

pool. Silverleaf Hill Country 

Resort @ Canyon 

Lake. $975 Call (806) 

292-9792. 

Small pet taxi for sale, 

$10. 

Call 296-6888. 

Stainless steel cooking 

pans for sale. 

Call 296-6888. 

Stainless steel cooking 

pans for sale. 

Call 296-6888. 

Advertise Today 

Call 296-1304 

275. 

Furniture 

Serta twin mattress set, 

good condition. 

Call 494-3307. 

290. 

Appliances 

4 yr. old Maytag front loaders 

w/pedestal, extra 

capacity. $800 Pr. 789-3257. 

6 yr. old Frigidaire sideby-side 

refrig. black & 

stainless, $300. 789-3257. 

310. Guns & 

Sporting Goods 

Tyler Guns & More 

Buy, Sell & Trade • New & Used 

One day concealed handgun 

classes offered. 

Contact Brenda Tyler 

DPS Certifi ed Instructor 

9 mi. north of Plainvew on I-27 

806-293-4400 

340. Fruit,Produce 

& Vegetables 

For Sale Sweet Potatoes 

Joe Edd Helms 

(806) 469-5387 

6 miles N. of Flomot or 

4 miles S. of Valley 

School. 

400 

Pets & 

Livestock 

404. Pets, Service 

& Supplies 

$100 Reward! Black 

Huskie, brown eyes, goes 

by Distroyer. Call Sam 

Barron (806) 388-8014. 

AKC Registered Shih 

Tzu, 1 female, 6 wks.old, 

1st shots. Call 292-4476. 

Female Chihuahua, 2 

yrs. old. Call 296-6888. 

Female pitbull puppy for 

sale, $20. Call 296-6888. 

Female Rat Terrier for 

sale, 1 1/2 yrs. old. 

Call 296-6888. 

Female Siberian Husky, 7 

mths. old, sky blue eyes, 

great markings. $250 

Call (806) 518-9141. 

Female Toy Chihuahua, 8 

wks old. 296-6888. 

Free male Schnauzer to 

good home. 

Call 291-6990. 

Free to good 

home.Female mixed 

breed, med. size, 2-3 yrs. 

old. Call 839-2501. 

Lost: Siamese minx mix, 

white body, black face, 

black paws, no tail, 

answers to the name 

Puppy. 494-3057, 292- 

9021. 

Male Jack Russell, 7 mo. 

old, good natured, minds 

well. Call 296-6888. 

Rat terrier puppies, 2 

males, 2 females. 9 

weeks old. 296-6888. 

Toy Female Chihuahua, 

8 wks. old. Call 296-6888. 

Looking To Sell 

Your Vehicle? 

Call 

Carol 

296-1303 

To Place Your 

Ad! I’ll Help You 

Get It SOLD! 

Huge Estate Sale In 

Petersburg, TX 

1702 Ave H 

Wed., Dec. 7 10a.m. - 7 p.m. 

Thurs. - Sat. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. 

HALF PRICE Sun. 1-4p.m. 

View Photos & Items at 

LubbockEstateSale.com 

Angela s Estate Liquidation 

Cargill, Inc. has full and part time production positions 

available. Become a team member with one of 

the beef industry’s leaders in plant safety and quality 

processes. 

Cargill offers: 

$13.10 starting wages 

Wages range from $13.10 to $15.10 

Safe working environment 

Paid vacation and birthday 

Seven paid holidays 

Health insurance and prescription plan 

Flex-time (part-time) employment available 

(Flex-time shifts may vary) 

Pleae fill out a job application available from 

the Plainview Texas Workforce Commission 

(TWC) Office located at the Stonegate Shopping 

Center. 

Cargill is an equal opportunity employer and a drug 

free workplace 

415. 

Irrigation 

• Complete 

Pump Service 

• Center Pivot 

Sales & Service 

• Pipe & Wire 

Installation 

416 Main Street 

Silverton, TX 

806-823-2139 (O) 

806-847-7415 (C) 

Rhoderick 

Irrigation Inc. 

418. Feed, 

Hay, Etc. 

Fresh cut, high quality 

Red Top Cane hay for 

sale! Call 292-9723. 

452. 

450 

Rentals & 

Leases 

Apartments 

1 and 2 bedroom 

house. Call 292-2226. 

1 br. apt. w/stove & 

refrig. $375. All bills pd. 

M&M Mobile Homes. 

Call 292-3151 or 296- 

0392 

1 br. apt., all utilities pd. 

Pay wkly or mthly. 2413 E. 

5th. No pets. 292-6904 

1216 Oakland 

1 br. duplex w/carport. 

Stove/refrig. 

$350 mo., $300 dep. 

No pets, No smoking. 

Call (806) 864-3567 

Bethesda 

Manor Apts. 

HUD assistance available. 

1 bdrm. or effi ciency for 

handicapped. All bills paid. 

Call Linda 293-7225 

Date Street Housing, 

1601 N. Date. Security on 

Premises. Apts. for rent for 

permanent residents. Effic, 

1, 2, & 3 bdrms. Stove & 

refrig. furn. All utilities 

+basic cable included. 

HUD ok. 293-1104 or 

come by office. 

For lease 2800 W 8th 

Duplex 2 br., 2 ba., 

garage, carport $625 Mo. 

plus dep. 

Call 292-8452. 

Christian Manor Apts. 

813 West 8th 

Affordable effi ciency 

apartments for independent 

seniors. Safe, secure and 

friendly. All bills paid. HUD 

assistance available. 

293-2350 

(1-800-735-2989 TTY) 

Quiet 2 br. Apt. (Duplex) 

806 Lexington. Cookstove/refrig. 

Water paid, 

no pets. $410 mo/$300 

dep. 292-3320 

With our friendly staff you’ll 

know your home! 1, 2 or 3 

br. Plainview Apts. 293- 

2000 


Call 296-1304 

methods preferred. 

454. Farms & 

Ranches 

Land wanted! 150 acres 

to a section. Buyers 

standing by. 806-729- 

5388. Brad Andrews, 

West Texas Realty. 

456. Mobile 

Homes & Spaces 

2 1/2 bdrm., 2ba. 2413 

College Call 293-1619. 

2 br 1 ba mobile home, 

M&M Mobile Home Park 

296-0392 or 292-3151 

458. Homes 

for Rent 

1 & 3 bdrm. house for 

rent, Lease and ref. 

required. Call 296-6757. 

1 bedroom apartment 

available! 

Warrick Properties 

Call 296-5554. 

2 Bdrm. 8 mi. N. of 

Plainview. $250 mo., 

$100 dep., stove. Water & 

trash container paid. Call 

494-2055 after 5 p.m. 

Ask for Norma! 

2 br. 1413 Canyon 

$575 monthly/$300 dep. 

Call 293-2783. 

2010 W. 18th 2 br., 1 

bath. $425./mo, 

$350./dep. 

311 NE Alpine 3 br., 1 

bath,$475Mo. /$400 dep. 

References req. 296- 

2903 

Maintenance Specialist/Safety 

Officer 

Department: TLI 

Salary: $17,505 - $19,408 

Qualifications: High School Diploma/GED. 

Knowledge of cleaning 

techniques and procedures and 

of inventory control principles and 

Job Purpose: Performs routine building, vehicles and 

equipment maintenances. Coordinates janitorial and light 

landscaping duties. Performs safety and health program 

work. Involves assisting in developments of safety policies, 

safety training of staff and inspections of work areas and 

activities. 

*Check our website at www.clplains.org for more 

detailed information about each job posting. 

“improving the quality of lives…” 

2700 Yonkers • Plainview, TX • (806) 293-2636 

www.clplains.org 

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES 

FULL TIME 

DIRECTOR/INSTRUCTOR IN RESPIRATORY 

CARE 

PART TIME INSTRUCTORS 

ENGLISH 

GOVERNMENT 

HISTORY 

MATH 

PART TIME EMPLOYMENT 

COSMETOLOGY LAB ASSISTANT 

(license is required) 

Complete employment listings, job descriptions & applications 

are available at our web site: 

www.southplainscollege.edu 

You may call 296-9611 ex. 4301 

SouthPlainsCollegereservestherighttoextendthesearchornot 

offerpositionadvertised. Applicantsaresubjecttobackground 

checks. An Affirmative Action & Equal Opportunity Educational 

Institution 

458. Homes 

for Rent 

3 bdrm trailer, 1 bath 

$375 mth., No deposit, 

water pd. Call 293-1625 

or 

292-7568. 

712 Date 2 br. $350 

month, $250 dep. You 

pay all bills. Washer/dryer 

connections. Call 292- 

5377. 

811 1/2 W. 9th. Nice 1 

bdrm. back apartment, air 

conditioning, stove, refrigerator. 

No pets, No HUD. 

$400 Mo. Call 293-0882. 

Houses For Rent 

Ref. & lease req. Contact 

Cary L. Eaves, Realtor 

Call 296-5514 ext. 114. 

morganeavesrealestate.co 

m 

Nice large 2-2-2 house, 

$850 per mo. Water paid, 

Deposit. 806-292-6534. 

464. Moving & 

Storage 

Need More Space?? 

Check our prices before 

you rent a storage. 

Call Sto-N-Go 293-4466 

Newsprint 

End Rolls 

Great for lining bird cages, packing, 

painting, covering tables. 

Various size rolls. 

Starting at $ 500 each 

Come by 

Plainview Daily Herald 

820 Broadway 

High Demand For Truck Operators 

Commercial Truck Operators Needed 

You can join the Professional world as a Commercial Truck 

Operator NOW in 5 weeks for under $2700. Amarillo College 

Class reduced from 7 weeks to 5 weeks. Cost reduced from 

$3300 to $2695. Cost of DOT Physical License fees and book 

included. Recruiters visiting classes weekly! First year Operators 

Earning $35,000 to $45,000. Large Operator shortage 

exists today! Careers Waiting! Special Funding Available! 

Call 806-335-4370. 

Classes starting January 9, 2012 and every 3 weeks after. 

Processing Foreman for a modern 70,000 HD 

commercial feed yard. Must have good communication 

and organizational skills and be able to manage 

people. Other responsibilities include calling feed. 

Very competitive salary with full benefits and performance 

bonuses. This is a great opportunity for 

an aggressive person to join a growing company. 

Moving allowance is available. 

Send resume to: 

Poky Feeders, Inc. 

600 E Road 30 

Scott City, KS 67871 

Or call Grant or Joe at 620-872-5834 

DRIVERS NEEDED! 

• Strict Adherence to SAFETY Values and Policies 

• New Equipment 

• Excellent Pay 

• Bonus Programs for Safety and Retention 

• Company Paid Uniforms 

• Must be minimum 25 years of age/Minimum 2 years driving experience 

• 5 Days driving, 2 days off 

• Company Paid health insurance/Vacation pay after a year 

Panhandle Express appreciates their drivers and wants 

to add to our fleet of professional drivers. 

Apply At 

White Energy Ethanol Plant 

Located at 

Blue Scale House Office 

2698 E. Hwy. 70 • Plainview, TX 79072 

806-364-5725 

Are You Looking For A 

Rewarding Career? 

Morning 

Delivery! 

464. Moving & 

Storage 

Best Prices 

Plus 

Inside Loading 

Downtown 

Wagon Yard 

400 Ash St. 

293-1133 

465. Shops 

for Rent 

Ready Immediately! 

2008 W. 26th 

(2) 30’X50’ X14’ bldgs., 

one w/office, heat, 

12’X12’ OH door, 240 V. 

elec. $300 Call (806) 

292-9792. 

Sell It In 

the 

Classifieds! 

466. Office 

Space 

Correctional LVN 

Excellent Salary and Benefits 

(Position is located at Formby/Wheeler Prison Units) 

For more information contact: 

Joyce Parmenter 

(806) 296-2448 X 7237 

joyce.sherman@stjoe.org 

EOE 

LVN 

Needed for a large, fast paced Family Practice. Physician 

is a long time caregiver in this area. Prefer OB 

Nursing, THS, Immunizations and Clinic experience. 

Competitive salary and benefits package. 

Qualified applicants may send resumes to: 

W.J. Mangold Memorial Hospital 

P.O. Box 37, Lockney, Texas 79241 

Attn.: Janice Yearwood, DHR 

(806) 652-3373, Ext. 229 

Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc. is hiring an individual 

to perform electrical duties at the Plainview 

Production plant. Ideal candidate will have working 

knowledge of PLC and or Control Logic systems 

and possess computer skills. Candidate will have 

knowledge in 480 volt industrial wiring and be 

able to bend and run conduit. Master Electrician’s 

license preferred. Ideal candidate should be energetic 

with a willingness to learn and be able to work 

with minimal supervision. Must be willing to work 

overtime hours and weekends during peak periods. 

Must have the ability to lift up to 60 lbs and work in 

various weather conditions. 

Apply online at www.pioneer.com/careers 

Excellent pay and benefits. 

Then The Plainview Herald Is 

Looking For You! 

Looking for self-motivated individuals for newspaper 

route delivery. Qualified persons MUST 

have current driver’s license, current insurance and 

a dependable vehicle. Must be available for morning 

delivery Tuesday through Friday and Sunday 

mornings. Great second job or great for retired individual 

looking to supplement income. 

Routes Currently Available: 

• Floydada 

• Petersburg 

• Downtown/Hillcrest 

If interested come by 

820 Broadway 

Fill out a questionnaire. 

Nice office space for 

rent. Private office with 

reception area. Former 

Travel World office. 3010 

Olton Rd. 293-9944 

Office at 606-B Quincy 

St. 2 yr. lease, $350 mth. 

Call (806) 296-5499. 

550 

Real Estate 

WE PAY CASH 

FOR HOUSES! 

292-3580 

or 293-1133 

558. Mobile Homes 

& Lots 

Call our 24 hour Credit 

Hot Line to see if you 

qualify for a new home 

loan 806-894-3883 or 

800-375-8739. 


Plainview 

Herald

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Local News You Can’t Get Anywhere Else! 

CASH PAID 

For cars & trucks for parts & scrap 

We pickup locally • Must Have Title 

CALL HERMAN OR NORA 

“Se Habla Español” 

DULANEY’S • 296-7456 

Please Call For Appointment To View Properties 

1003 A Jefferson: Brick 2-1.5-Carport-Bsmt., 2 Story....................... $99,500 

1210 Garland: Brick 3-2-2, 2 living areas, dbl. garage/shop............. $99,500 

1501 Jefferson: Brick 3-2-2-bsmt., utility, well maintained..............$105,000 

1209 Floydada: Brick 3-2-2, sunroom, 2 living areas, cpt. allow.....$129,500 

906 Jefferson: Brick 3-2-2, dining room, sprinklers, storage ..........$145,500 

101 FM 1424: 3-2.5-2-bsmt., 1.5 acres, lg. barn, spetic, well..........$175,000 

1423 Ebeling: Almost new brick 4-3-2-bsmt., stg. bldg. ..................$219,500 

600 Blk. 24th St.: 2 commercial lots............................................$8,000 Each 

Florence Carlisle, Realtor 

Billington Real Estate 

293-2573 292-7640 

New Home For Sale! 

0 Down Move In! 

2710 Holliday 

In Westgate 

Will trade for older 

home or mobile home 

For more info call 

(806) 773-1972 

FIVE STAR AUCTIONEERS 

AUCTION CALENDER 

Wednesday, December 14, 2011 - Sale Time: 10:00 am 

Located: Dalhart, Texas 

Matcalf Family - Owners 

Selling: Farm Equipment & Harvest Equipment 

Saturday, December 29, 2011 - Sale Time: 10:00 am 

Located: Littlefield,Texas 

Littlefield Area Farmers - Owners 

Selling: Farm & Ranch Equipment 

Saturday, January 7, 2012 – Sale Time: 10:00 am 

Located: Lockett, Texas 

Lockett & Vernon Area Farmers – Owners 

Selling: Farm & Ranch Equipment 

BUSINESS 

Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc 

#TACLB011918E - #M18233 

428 N. Ash • 293-7302 • www.caprockheatingandair.com 

Randy’s 

Appliance Repair 

Servicing All Major Brands 

Specializing in Whirlpool Products, Kitchen 

Aide, Roper,Estate, Kenmore, Some Maytag 

Will haul off old appliances. 

Randy Walzier - Owner 

(Formerly of OK Radio & TV) 

(806) 292-4396 

Quality Used Autos 

Financing Available 

Easy Low Monthly Payments 

Cars • Trucks • SUV’s 

291-0995 

www.christophercars.com 

ENZ Concrete Work 

• Sidewalks • Stamp Concrete 

• Driveways • Retaining Walls 

• Patios • Foundations 

• Step Stairs • Demolition 

10 YEARS EXPERIENCE 

Jorge Gamboa 

(806) 388-0493 


558. Mobile Homes 

& Lots 

Casa Mobile 2011 16’ de 

ancho tiene 3 recamaras 

4 2 banos *$255.51 por 

mes con *$1500 de 

entre. Llame a Rene a 

800-830-3515 *Finance 

$29,900 y page el tipico 

9% 240 meses* con 

credito approvado. 

RB11394 

Need a New Home 

Now? Don’t wait, use 

your tax refund! We tote 

the note! 

1-800-830-3515 

RBI1394 

New 3 bed 2 bath. Just 

$255.51* with $1500 

down. 800-830-3515 

$29,900 sale price, 

$28,400 to finance, 9% 

240 mth. W.A.C.* 

RBII3949. 

New Doublewide 5 bed, 

3 bath. Just 

$563.21mthly. Just 

$3300 down* 

888-539-7780 $65,900 

sale, $62,600 financed, 

9% APR $240 mth. 

W.A.C.* RB1398. 

560. Homes 

for Sale 

1609 Utica Nice 3 bdrm, 

1.5 bath, CH/A, carport. 

Asking price $62,000. 

Call 729-6719 after 1pm. 

2602 Lexington, 3 bdrm., 

1 bath, 2 living areas, 

newly updated, new 

CH/A. 292-8641. 


Call 296-1304 

$5 Coupon 

Scott Oil Change 

1500 W. 5th 

We Specialize In Keeping Cars 

Running Like New! 

8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 8 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. 

Monday - Friday Saturday 

806-494-3507 

Swan’s Carpentry 

& Remodeling 

560. Homes 

for Sale 

HOUSE 

FOR SALE 

305 W. 5th 

Hale Center 

1 bdrm., carpet, washer & 

dryer connections, metal 

roof. Owner fi nance & 

low down payment. 

Cell: 292-3580 

FSBO, New Year! New 

Home! 3505 W. 16th 

3/2/2, fireplace, finished 

basement, lots of closets/cabinets. 

806-774- 

0340. 

• All Types Carpentry 

• Fencing 

• Wall Repairs 

• Painting 

• Lawn Maintenance 

• Misc. Repairs 

Brad Bowman 

806-494-3684 

Jim Swan - Owner • Since 1993 

Turn your ugly duckling kitchen 

into a swan kitchen! 

Let us help you with all your remodeling needs. 

600 

Transportation 

610. 

Autos 

95 Chevy Corvette 

Black, auto, tear a top, leather 

$7,299 OBO. 

612. 

COUNTY LINE 

AUTO SALES 

291-8300 

Pickups 

1996 Ford 3/4 Ton XLT 

Crew Cab, 128,000 miles, 

$3,800. Call 292-2485. 

2002 GMC Sierra S.L. , 

SWB, 82,400 

miles.$7,800. Call 292- 

2485. (Plv.) 

‘92 Chevy Silverado, 

shrt. bd., $5,000 Firm. 

Call (806) 240-0010 or 

after 5pm call 494-3322. 

99 Ford F-250 4x4 

Lift kit, winch, ranch hand 

bumpers, toolbox, bedliner 

$9,495. 

COUNTY LINE 

AUTO SALES 

291-8300 

Let Them 

Work 

For You! 

Plainview 

Daily Herald 

296-1303 or 

296-1304 

3612 Garland • Plainview, TX 

806-293-8452 

or 

806-292-6039 

Go Figure 

Math Tutoring 

• Pre-Algebra • Trigonometry 

• Algebra • SAT/ACT Prep 

• Pre-Nursing Math • Geometry 

• Nursing Math 

Certifi ed Math Teacher; Special Education Certifi ed 

Experienced Nurse Consultant Available 

John Anthony - 806-292-0039 

Gofi gure5819@yahoo.com 

616. Vans & 

Suburbans 

07 Chevy 

Suburban LTZ 

Captains chairs, DVD, sunroof, 

leather. Reduced for vacation time! 

$22,295. $19,200 

County Line 

Auto Sales 

291-8300 

650 

Travel & 

Recreation 

652. RV's, Trailers 

& Campers 

1995 Continental 

45’ Motorhome 

Diesel pusher, all leather, 2 roof airs, 

washer/dryer, ice maker, awnings, sideby-side 

refrig., microwave. $19,995. 

COUNTY LINE 

AUTO SALES 

291-8300 

By Owner 

Need some help 

selling your 

home? 

Place it in the 


Classifi eds! 

Call 

296-1303 

For my one and only Marsha 

Wishing you a Christmas that’s 

as special as you are. 

Love, John 

For Charlene and the kids. 

Hope you have the best 

Christmas ever! 

Love Grandma 

& Grandpa Foster 


to the Gardners! 

Wish we could be there with you. 

With love and warm wishes, 

Steve & Louise 

Jolene... 

HO–HO–HOpe it’s Merry! 

May all your dreams come true 

this Christmas. I miss you. 

Nan 

To my angel. I can’t wait to see 

your face on Christmas morning. 

With all my love, Dan. 

To all the folks at BANK. 

I couldn’t ask for a better bunch of 

co-workers than you. 

Merry Christmas & thanks! 

Bonnie F. Surprise! By the 

time you read this I will be 

home for the holidays! 

Can’t wait. 

Your BFF, Jan 

Crystal, 

Please come home for the 

holidays. It just wouldn’t be 

Christmas without you. 

Love, Mom 

Welcome the season 

and Jolie Ann! 

We wish only merry 

days ahead. 

Love, Grandma & Grandpa 

Appliances 

Appliances 

Steve’s Store 311 W. 

6th Lots of pre-owned 

appliances & furniture. 

Will pick up old appliances 

or any metal 

item 

Mon.- Sat. 10 AM - 

5PM 

806-790-8692 

SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! 

Carpet 

Cleaning 

3 Rooms & 

A Hallway $99 

Or one Room $49.95 

Commercial, Residential 

Carpets 

Call Brent Ramsower 

Today! 

292-4685 

Cleaning 

Service 

Mildred’s Cleaning Service 

Reliable, Dependable 

Specializing in Business 

Offices, Houses, Apts. 

Ref. Available. 

Bi-Weekly or Monthly 

Call 806-438-4150 

Home 

Improvement 

Home Repairs 

Next Day Service 

20 years experience 

We keep our 

appointments! 

Call for estimates! 

(806) 292-2986. 

Who’s Who For Service? 

Whatever Service You You Need, You’ll Find Find The The Solutions Here! 

For As $ List Your Business Daily Low As 35 Mo. 

Home 

Improvement 

Call Brad Bowman 

for all your handyman 

needs! 

All types of carpentry, 

fencing, wall repairs, 

painting, lawn maintenance 

& other 

repairs. 

806-494-3684 

Lawn & 

Garden Services 

FULL SERVICE 

LAWN 

MAINTENANCE 

Lawn & Leaf Cleanup, 

Tree & Shrub 

Pruning, Trimming & 

Removal, Tree & 

Shrub Sales & Planting, 

Regular Mowing & 

Edging, Scalping, Fertilizing 

Jim Harris/KJ Trees 

292-5056 

Free Estimates! 

Jim’s Repair Shop 

Lawn Equipment 

Chain Saw & Small 

Engine Repairs. 

Parts & Service On 

All Makes & Models. 

505 Ave. K, 

Hale Center, TX. 

79041 

(806) 518-9883 


Call 296-1304 

Remodeling 

Remodeling/Cabinets 

Decks/Arbors 

Additions. All types 

wood work. Roy Venable 

774-0125, 293-2140 

Roofing 

Sanchez & Son Roofing 

& Remodeling Free 

Estimates! 291-0639 

or 292-2509 Ministers 

for Christ, Jesus is 

Lord! 

Sewing & 

Alterations 

Need Anything 

Sewn or Made? 

Cheerleading, uniforms, 

formal wear, 

leather wear & all 

other types of sewing 

and alterations. Special 

orders for Bridal & 

Quincenera dresses! 

Call Veronica at 806- 

292-2751. 

Looking To Sell 

Your Vehicle? 

Call 

Carol 

296-1303 

To Place Your 

Ad! I’ll Help You 

Get It SOLD! 

www.streetsrealestate.com 

Greetings at the Holidays 

For The Reynolds 

We wish you a Merry Christmas, 



And a Happy New Year. 

Bob & Mary Forest 




Love, John 




Love Grandma 







Jolene... 




Nan 





I couldn’t ask for a better bunch 

of co-workers than you. 



time you read this I will be home 

for the holidays! 

Can’t wait. 

Your BFF, Jan 

Crystal, 




Love, Mom 

Welcome the season and 

Jolie Ann! We wish only 

merry days ahead. 


Holiday Greetings 










Love, John 




Love Grandma 







Jolene... 




Nan 





I couldn’t ask for a better bunch of 

co-workers than you. 


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time you read this I will be 

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This year make someone merry with your personalized 

message of love, friendship or appreciation on 

these festive pages. Best of all, one low price fits all! 

$10 Per 3 Line Message Trim Your Message With A Christmas Design 

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HOMES 

Highlighting 

1402 Borger 

Great location, great house with a wonderful backyard including a 

large brick patio, nice shrubbery, lots of trees. You can enjoy the 

morning sun and be out of the sun in the evening, also provides 

lots of privacy and much less wind. This home has had lots of 

recent updating with a brand new remodeled kitchen, large remodeled 

utility room, fresh exterior and interior paint, large open 

area that includes the kitchen, dining room and living room. There 

are 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, newly remodeled master bath, lots 

of new light � xtures, ceiling fans, faucets, crown moulding, nice 

basement and much more. $188,500. 

Keith and Cindy Billington • 296-6918 

www.billingtonrealestate.com 

Billington Real Estate • 293-2572 

1701 W. 7th - Reduced! 

One of Plainview’s 

� nest 

homes! Built 

in 1911 by Dr. 

R.B. Longmire, 

this home was 

a Sears and 

Roebuck prefabricated 

structure. 

The master bedroom 

and bathroom 

are downstairs, along with a family room, dining room, 

music/2nd living room and a large kitchen with granite tops. 3 

bedrooms and a bath are upstairs. Beautiful yard with a 1/1/ 

apartment! $188,000. 

Kim Street, 292-9944 


Street Real Estate, 293-9944 

Best of Country Living 

Less than 2 miles from city limits, spacious home has gorgeous 

views from most every room, 2 large living areas each with a � replace, 

2.75 baths, an of� ce, and rear-entry double garage, state 

approved septic system, well, automatic sprinklers in south yard 

and submatic watering for front trees. Property has approx. 2.33 

acres ........................................................ Reduced to $175,000. 

Pat Ryan, 774-7777 



Fantastic Buy 

JUST REDUCED IN PRICE, pretty 3 bedroom on a corner lot has 

1.75 baths, 2 living areas, � replace, large kitchen, heat pump installed 

in 2008, screened-in porch, patio, and over-sized double 

garage. At full price Seller will pay $2,000 of Buyer’s closing costs! 

$117,000. 

Pat Ryan, 774-7777 



2900 Mesa 

This well-maintained brick home has some great extras, and is 

priced right! Features include 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, separate 

laundry room, vaulted ceilings, and a large � nished basement! 

Located on a nice corner lot, with a covered patio and storage 

building. Only $111,900. 

Debbi Willkins, Broker • 292-0263 

www.erarwrealtors.com 

ERA Roberts & Wilkins Realtors • 293-4413 

1307 Floydada 

Brick with metal siding and double garage. Features 3 bedrooms 

w/large closets, 1.75 baths, dining, living and a large kitchen. 

Beautifully landscaped with metal storage bldg. & sprinkler system 

in front and back. See photos at billingtonrealestate.com $98,750 

Cyndy Walter, Realtor, 292-0351 



New Listing: Hale Center 

Located on a corner on 3-lots. Features 3-bedrooms, 2-full baths, 

washer and dryer connections, central heat, fenced yard, detached garage. 

Needs some TLC – good potential – bargain price at $19,950. 

Cary Eaves, 773-7140 or Buddy Brown, 774-8994 

www.morganeavesrealestate.com 

Morgan-Eaves Real Estate • 296-5514 

601 Kirchwood Price Reduced 

by $59,000 

Beautiful, well maintained 5 bedroom/2.75 

bath home in Westridge 

neighborhood. This home has been recently 

updated and remodeled throughout 

and has new HVAC units upstairs 

and downstairs. Formal dining, formal 

living room, large den with raised ceilings 

and huge � replace, great sun 

room with wonderful view of large back 

yard, hardwood � oors throughout kitchen 

and foyer, skylights, basement, and 

lots of storage throughout house. Was 

$348,00, Now $289,000. 

Keith and Cindy Billington, 296-6918 



104 Kirchwood Place 2 

One of the best cul-de-sac lots in the exclusive Westridge 

Addition. This beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home has just 

had lots of major updates and remodeling. Just in 2011 

the kitchen has all re� nished kitchen cabinets, new granite 

tops, beautiful tile backsplash, new sink & faucet, new 

cooktop, new oven, new dishwasher, new trash compactor, 

new microwave all high quality appliances. The living 

room & dining room have new wonderful all wood hardwood 

� oors. The house is a custom built home designed 

with unique high ceilings. There are all new light � xtures 

and great looking ceiling fans. The children bedrooms 

have a jack and jill bathroom. The basement is an unbelievable 16 ft. x 37 ft. size that can easily be a media room for movies, man’s 

cave or a great playroom. Look at our website to see pictures of this property. $279,000. 




1423 Ebeling - Was $236,000, NOW $219,500 

#12 Westridge Square 

One of the best locations in the exclusive Westridge 

Square. On a corner lot with one of the few side 

double garage entrances. This home has had extensive 

updating and remodeling in the last 2 years. 

The kitchen is great looking with new granite counter 

tops, new appliances, new � oor covering, new 

sink, new faucet and new light � xtures. The master 

bedroom is extra large with built-in bookcases, huge 

walk-in closet and a very nice master bath. The living 

area is also extra large with high ceilings, lots of 

crown molding and special woodwork plus a brick 

� replace. There are a total of 2 bedrooms, 2 baths and a nice size basement. The yard is extra special and spacious. Call for an 

appointment to see this home that is completely move-in ready. Was $209,500, Now $189,500. 




1796 CR 10 

COUNTRY HOME 

3009 Olton Rd. • Plainview 

30 YEARS 

EXPERIENCE 

in Plainview and surrounding area. 

Let me do your ‘home work’! 

806.292.0263 

debbi.wilkins@era.com 

Debbi Wilkins 

Broker Associate 

To advertise contact 

Jason Johnson 

at 806.296.1305 

or jjohnson@hearstnp.com 

exceptional homes at 

Well Maintained 

This 3 bedroom home features recently installed windows 

and updated bath, and offers covered porch and patio areas 

and lots of trees, along with an attached garage plus carport, 

central heat & air, and a good � oor plan. Low down payment! 

Seller will provide one year home warranty! $61,500. 

Lori Bennett, 292-2583 



• Home 

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Equipment 

Reduced 

$20,000! 

Just northwest of Plainview, a great 

looking brick home with lots of updating 

and remodeling, very nice kitchen, 3 

bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, extra large family 

room with a � replace, formal dining 

room, basement, large sunroom, 2-car 

garage, 20’x30’ shop building plus over 

2 acres of land. Approx. 2700 sq. ft. of living space including the sunroom. Great place to raise horses or show calves, pigs or 

sheep ..................... ONLY $148,500 




On 34th 

Remodeled brick veneer, featuring brand “new” carpet, ceramic tile, 

central heat/air, loaded with kitchen cabinets, separate utility, 3-large 

bedrooms, 1.75 baths, freshly painted inside and out, brand “new” roof 

shingles, approx. 2166 sq. ft. of living area PLUS � nished basement. 

Great price $79,900. 

Cary Eaves, 773-7140 or Buddy Brown, 774-8994 

www.morganeavesrealestate.com 

Morgan-Eaves Real Estate • 296-5514 

Almost new brick 4 bedrooms, 

3 baths, basement, 

double garage, formal dining, 

beautiful kitchen with all appliances, 

seating bar, breakfast 

area, isolated master, large 

master bath with jacuzzi tub 

and separate shower, large 

fenced yard and sprinklers. 

Outside city limits. Call for 

showing. 

Florence Carlisle, Realtor 

293-2573 or 292-7640 

www.billingtonrealestate. 

com 

Billington Real Estate 

293-2572 

Call For A Quote 

Dodson Agency 

917 Broadway • Plainview 

806-293-4269 

Westridge Square #6 

For Lease or Sale. Nice brick home with 2 large bedrooms, 2 

baths, extra large 2 room basement, plus a living room, dining 

room combination with extra high ceilings and large brick 

� replace. The kitchen has pretty cabinets plus a pantry. There 

is a 2 car garage and small patio and the yard is maintained 

and watered. Owner will offer this property for a long term 

lease or will also sell it. Call of� ce for details. Price $188,500. 




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2400 W. 12th 

Out-of-this-world gourmet kitchen, 2 living areas, unbelievable 

master suite and private Jacuzzi bath in this totally updated 

home! Other amenities include 4 large bedrooms, 2.5 baths, 

almost 3,000 sq. ft. of living area, all in a wonderful well-established 

neighborhood. A truly beautiful home! $187,500. 

Jolie Steele, 729-6278 



706 Joliet 

Only 7 years old! Great house with open � oor plan. There are 

3 bedrooms, with the guest bedrooms sharing a hall bath and 

the master bedroom has a nice private bathroom. The kitchen, 

dining room and family room are open and airy with patio doors 

leading to a large backyard with a covered patio. Good location 

across from park. $129,000. 

Kim Street, Realtor, 292-9944. 


Street Real Estate, 293-9944 

2914 Kermit - Reduced! 

Located in the Westgate Addition. A very nice brick home with a 

� nished basement, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, large master bedroom 

and master bath with a walk-in closet, plus nice size living area 

with a brick � replace, beamed ceiling, patio doors to a pretty backyard, 

new fence, auto sprinkler system, front porch patio and 2 car 

garage. Was $119,500, Now $114,500. 

Keith Billington, 296-6918 



2208 Kermit 

Three bedroom, 2 bath home on corner lot has great � oor plan, 

large master bedroom, � replace, double garage, covered patio, 

utility room, central heat and air. $104,000. 

Pat Ryan, 774-7777 



Very Nice! 

3 bedroom, 2 bath home in Abernathy has over 1,800 sq. ft., 

built-in appliances, wood burning � replace and 2-car attached 

garage. This property is a manufactured home but has been 

permanently attached to lot. Lots of features and good condition 

for a good price! $52,900. 

Bill Strickland, 292-1687 



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Plainview, TX 79072-7530 

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