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THURSDAY 9 APRIL 2DD9
NEWS PAGE
THE CANADIAN RECORD
THE
BLOTTER
A Report
from the
Hemphill County
Sheriff's Office
Arrests
•Bernadette Ann Schrader, 32, Canadian
3/31/09, two counts of theft by check greater
than $20 and less than $500, bonded $1,000.
•Manuel Pena Dominguez, 40, Canadian
4/2/09, three counts of theft greater than $1,500
and less than $20,000 and evading arrest or de-
tention using a vehicle, bonded $15,000.
•Julie Ann Tucker, 43, Canadian 4/3/09,
driving while intoxicated, bonded $1,000.
•Jose Luis Sanchez, 30, Canadian A/5/09,
accident involving damage to a vehicle greater
than or equal to $200 and no driver's license.
Citations
• Chad Joseph Harris, 3/31/09 driving while
license is suspended or i nvalid.
•Johnny Ray Johnson, Amarillo, 4/1/09
speeding.
•Craig Sheldon Hartman, Pampa, 4/3/09
speeding.
•Jose Antonio Medina, Perry ton, 4/3/09
speeding.
•Jose Luis Sanchez, 4/5/09 no driver's li-
cense.
•Jonathan G. Fleming, Norman, OK, 4/6/09
speeding.
Wednesday, Apr II
•11:47 a.m., caller reported a small grass
fire on Highway 83 across the road from the
Embridge Plant.
•1:49 p.m., caller reported a white car in the
middle of Marshall Drive.
•6:05 p.m., caller reported a fire at the En-
bridge Plant.
•6:50 p.m., caller reported a 4-wheeler and
a red pickup racing down 9th Street.
•10:07 p.m., caller reported the fire was
starting back up along the fire line. He re-
quested someone advise Xcel Energy because
it was possible the electric line was starting the
fire.
Thursday, Ap 12
•8:35 a.m., caller reported a live power line
down and said he would stay until the power
company arrives.
•4:22 p.m., caller requested an ambulance
to Wildcat Stadium for a possible head injury.
•5:44 p.m., caller stated there had been a
fight in the parking lot at the Railhead. Caller
stated the subjects left but would like to file a
report.
• 9:43 p.m., caller requested a drive by check
on the Pavilion.
Fr day, April 3
•6:48 p.m., caller reported the stop sign at
the corner of Locust and the football field was
missing.
Saturday, Ap 14
•1:31 a.m., caller reported an accident on
Highway 1920. Caller stated the driver was
ejected and was unconscious but was moving.
Subject was transported to the hospital by am-
bulance.
•12:04 p.m., caller stated his vehicle was
parked on the street and someone had backed
nto it.
•2:08 p.m., caller stated a tree limb had
broken off and was close to the street. City em-
ployee responded and stated that the limb had
fallen onto the sidewalk but would remove i t.
•4:29 p.m., Lowe's employee reported a mi-
nor accident in the parking lot.
• 7:22 p.m., caller reported an animal caught
n a trap in his backyard. Animal Control re-
sponded and complainant was not home and
stated he would not enter backyard until he
returned.
•10:03 p.m., caller stated a couple of loads of
salt water had been dumped on CR DD from
Highway 83 to CR 13.
Sunday, Apr 5
•10:40 a.m., caller stated he was home and
needed Animal Control to come by and get the
very mad cat that is in his trap.
•5:14 p.m., caller stated a semi was coming
into town and a blue pickup pulled out from the
corner of 2nd Street and Birch, hit the semi and
then took off west on Birch.
Monday, Apr 6
•11:19 a.m., caller reported a driver had run
into some construction between Allsups and
Dairy Queen and the air bags had deployed.
Caller stated no one was injured but needed a
deputy to take a report.
•12:47 p.m., hospital employee requested a
deputy to the emergency room.
The Sheriff's Department responded to
7 calls requesting a vehicle unlock and 2 calls
complaining of loud music.
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One-vehicle wreck injures
two Saturday morning
A local man was ejected from his vehi-
cle Saturday morning after he lost control
on FM1920. Ethan Jordan Benedict, 24 of
Canadian, was northbound 10 miles north
of Canadian at 1:25 a.m. Saturday morn-
ing when he lost control of his 1996 Dodge
3500 pickup as he exited a curve.
Benedict was ejected from the vehicle
after overcorrecting, causing his truck to
side skid into an embankment. The pickup
hit a barbed-wire fence and rolled twice,
coming to rest on its wheels facing east.
Karlon Kenard Knudson of Arbada,
Wyoming-a passenger in the vehicle-was
wearing a seat belt and was not ejected.
Benedict was cited for failure to secure
financial responsibility and failure to wear
a seat belt. Both sub jects were transferred
to the Hemphill County Hospital by EMS.
Blood tests to check for blood-alcohol con-
tent have been requested for Benedict and
should be available in 10-14 days.
NEWS BRIEFS
City-wide Spring Clean-uf n full swing
The annual City-wide Spring Clean-up will continue through Friday, April 10. It is for
residential customers only. Residents are asked to have items sorted n piles: metal, wood,
trash, etc., placed either by the curb or by the dumpster to avoid interference with regular
trash pick-up. Call City Hall at 323-6473 when ready for a pick-up. #13
Foster/adoptcwe parent iformational meeting set for Tuesday
A foster/adoptive parent nformational meeting will be held Tuesday, April 14, at 7
p.m. at the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services located at 3521SW 15th
in Amarillo. There is an urgent need for more families to open their hearts and homes
by becoming foster and adoptive parents. Foster care provides a temporary safe haven
for children who are no longer able to safely remain in their own homes due to abuse and
neglect. #15
Let Skip Manclri help you plan your garden
High Plains Public Radio offers a series called High Plains Features at 10:30 a.m.,
Monday through Friday, during the mixed music program "High Plains Morning." On the
Monday, April 13, segment of "Playa Country," learn how converting CRP land to grain
crop production can pose many pitfalls and problems for farmers. Tuesday, April 14, on
"Learning the Birds," Ruth Beasley investigates the Long-billed Curlew, a shorebird of
outrageous proportions. "High Plains History" on Wednesday, April 15, is about the Mys-
terious Frenchy McCormick, a love story of the Old West. On Thursday, April 16, during
"Growing on the High Plains," Skip Mancini provides a list of what's needed to bring up a
good garden of delights at planting time. "High Plains in Words" on Friday, April 17, is a
reading from The Other Side ofOz by Antonya Nelson, in which a Kansas native reflects
on the paradoxes of Kansas's place in the U.S. The features are repeated on Saturday:
PC at 11:15 a.m., LTB at 11:30 a.m., and GHP at 12:45 p.m. Fans of HPPR, broadcast
from Garden City, Kansas, also have access to NPR programni :ng wi th national and world
news. For more nformation about program schedules on 89.50 FM-KTOT, consult the
website at www.hppr.org or call 800.678.7444. #15
Panhandle Exper snce!
AMARILLO—Are you looking for a new experience? Fun times? How about some adven-
ture in your own back yard? New places to visit? Here's where you can find all the above.
The Panhandle Tourism Marketing Council is host ing The Panhandle Experience, a mini-
trade show, on May 29-30 in the ballroom of the Ambassador Hotel. Visit representatives
of regional organizations and events. Go on a real treasure hunt to find all sorts of Interest-
ng places and things to do in the Texas Panhandle. F ind the mid-point of Route 66. Locate
a nearby lake voted one of the best "swimmiir holes'1 n the state of Texas. Like following
your nose? Discover where there's a cheeseburger festival, or the world's largest bar-b-
que, or ugly crust pies. Get information about our beautiful Palo Duro Canyon, and Texas'
only National Monument, Lake Meredith. Find your way to the musical "TEXAS," or Cal
Farley's Boy's Ranch. Talk to representatives from all of the top 26 counties of Texas.
Learn about our mild climate, low taxes, and about the attractions that are around every
corner of our region. Plan your "staycation," or several: these fun adventures are close to
home! Experience the Panhandle during the Panhandle Experience. Talk with old friends,
and make new ones at this fun event. To reserve a booth, or for information, contact Lana
Barnett at 806.995.2127, or by e-mail at texasiov/rs(svyahoo.com. The Panhandle Tour ism
Marketing Council can be reached via our website: www.texasptmc.org. #15
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