12 Unger LibrarY 82 6 Austin 90'72 TX 7 AMEki CAN 50¢ ·Hospital To Host Meeting - . . . Hi-PialnsHosplalwllbe .. ng designing the rural health work the plan.• a public hearing concemlnf plan, which serves as a guide for Anyone who wishes to testify health care Issues, Monday, addresslngruralhedhcareneed. may sign up at the hearing site to August 16. The loeal · hospltalls SUbjectstobedlscusseddurlng do so. Wrtttentestimonymayalso one ot three sites .statewiCte to the public hearings are: be submitted to Center for Rural hostthehearlngs. Represebtatlve •the mission, .goal and Health Initiatives, P.O. Drawer Mac Thomberry Is . planning to objectives of how the center will 1706, Austin. attend the meeting along With a work to assist rural communities representative from House inrneetlngruralhealthcareneeds; Speaker Laney'a office. •ways for the state to effectively HI-Plains physician, Dr. _ Hugh and creatively address the ur:-met Wilson, Is helping - to coordinate health c41re · needs ot rural the hearings at the local ho$pltal. communities: Dr. Wllsonpresentlyserves:onthe to coordinate the board of c:lir8Ctors... of . the Rural administration and delivery of rural .$liJ!ml health care.service wltf!.Jederal, WilSOn Is one 01- the ilghtefn state and local public and private · · member board the programs that provide · similar sbc regions BC1'9SS the state. Each services: region has three representatives •the center's priorities to on • · the. board that consist of a accomplish the objectives of the pllyslclan, hOspital administrator plan. af14 . community member. . Dr. ·rhese hearings are a Wilson Is representing physicians tremendous opportunity tor rural · from the Panhl:indle and South Texans to be active participants In Plains. , the planning . process for their Rural · health. care Everyone _ Is Systerns. wll$ Invited - to City . Slates Public Hearing City fathers wm · be conducting a Public Hearing .Juesday, August 24, to adopt budget and set the tax rate for the current year, April 1 through March31. The Public Hearlng. wUibe held In the City Hall Counell Aoom beginning at 7:00 p;m. Written and oral comment,& will be heard at that time. Last
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12 Unger LibrarY
826 Austin 90'72 P\a~nvieW TX 7
AMEki CAN 50¢
·Hospital To Host Meeting - ~· . . .
Hi-PialnsHosplalwllbe .. ng designing the rural health work the plan.• a public hearing concemlnf '~ural plan, which serves as a guide for Anyone who wishes to testify health care Issues, Monday, addresslngruralhedhcareneed. may sign up at the hearing site to August 16. The loeal ·hospltalls SUbjectstobedlscusseddurlng do so. Wrtttentestimonymayalso one ot three sites .statewiCte to the public hearings are: be submitted to Center for Rural hostthehearlngs. Represebtatlve •the mission, .goal and Health Initiatives, P.O. Drawer Mac Thomberry Is. planning to objectives of how the center will 1706, Austin. attend the meeting along With a work to assist rural communities representative from House inrneetlngruralhealthcareneeds; Speaker Laney'a office. •ways for the state to effectively
HI-Plains physician, Dr. _Hugh and creatively address the ur:-met Wilson, Is helping -to coordinate health c41re · needs ot rural the hearings at the local ho$pltal. communities: Dr. Wllsonpresentlyserves:onthe ~ways to coordinate the board of c:lir8Ctors... of . the Rural administration and delivery of rural
1,Qo~n!\Y,tit,@lltl .$liJ!ml ~ health care.service wltf!.Jederal, WilSOn Is one 01- the ilghtefn state and local public and private
· ·member board rep~esenting the programs that provide · similar sbc regions BC1'9SS the state. Each services: region has three representatives •the center's priorities to on • ·the. board that consist of a accomplish the objectives of the pllyslclan, hOspital administrator plan. af14 . community member. . Dr. ·rhese hearings are a Wilson Is representing physicians tremendous opportunity tor rural
· from the Panhl:indle and South Texans to be active participants In Plains. , the planning . process for their
conducting a Public Hearing .Juesday, August 24, to adopt budget and set the tax rate for the current year, April 1 through March31. The Public Hearlng.wUibe held In the City Hall Counell Aoom beginning at 7:00 p;m. Written and oral comment,& will be heard at that time.
Last
Wedding .Vows Are. Repeated r---~"""""--------T.'T!r---.....----a....., Miles. organist, and Nancy·
Ha•man of Norton; vocalist. A reception was held In the
church parish hall. · After a wedding trip to ~. '
Rlos. Jamak:a, the will rJSide lq.~ttonQeQte~. I~ a lfSf.:'Qraduate · qt BaPitlllt~~' 'High <Scho,o.t and bachelor's de;nte~ lrt ag,·loofttultll . development . from 'Texas A&M ~·
· University In 1•7 and a maSter's .deg,ree In buslness admlniStratiQn from Texas Tech unwers~)" In .
.· 1998. Shelsacomrne.aa.acc:olirt manag,r for SouthweStem Bell In LubboCk. . '· . . · CIUVer Is a. 1994 graduate of
Abernathy High School and · tecelvect a b&(:hek)rs degree In ag~lt\lral ~~ne•• from TAMU In 1998. He Is· manager of Cotton Cemer. Grain Co.
A rehearaal dinner was .held at Be~ cOuntry Club.
Olherbddalcourtesieslncludec:l showers In Aliemathy, LubbQck, 'Miles, Lowake and &,n Angelo.
Public Hearing comlnuecl from page t
year, Is a very 81Jghllncntase to Atig,!a Robin HOhensee .and cqu$,1ns_, were .ca~iigbte.l'$. .80801$100 valuation. ·
David DeWitt Carler excihilnged Jim Bob.Carver:,9l:C~~on,J~h~ lhe ~ ~ 't the City haa weddlngvowsSab.!rdayaftemoon, groom's brother. was best man. decre•'itCJ<' '$1'~tDf)O; fro.m Aug. 1, .1999, In . Sl~ Ambrose Grooms.,.nwereLinc'Wrtrlckand $28,978,775 W $28, 815,15:3,• Church In Wall whh the Rev. WIIII&Tau~ttof.EIC$111)0, Kelt!1 1be ..... ratf,tht Oily Maurlet V~lty a~ Bro. DenniS f3rad•ri. Matthew Gt~errant and CoUndiO!)I.tld·-·~hiYirige TeetereociffiCiatlftO. . . · .. : · , Justin tlartob ot ·LubbOCk. And . .· .. .. ·. taX t• ;$~$/$100
the brlde·ls ' t!W · · ·Qf o~vk.f¢hurtibl .. ~ .. rot. · .•. · '. : .~.· . . on.·. to. ·.nca·· Pfu.rlclll ,of ' ' . . ·.and ttie.• Of Usllers were PouQ• . n.S.e c · · indDuslf~nMI ... en · ...... .,.,..,. ... fHiMij
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1999 Property '.IU Rate in City of Bale Center
This notice concerns 1999 prope~ty tax rates for City of Hale Center. It presents inforaation about three tax rates. Last year's tax rate is the actual rate the taxing unit used to determine . property tues last year. This year's effective tax rate would iapose the sae total taxes as. last year if you compare properties t~xed in both years. This year's rollback tax rate i., the highe~t . tu. rate the taxing unit can set before taxpayers can start tax rollback procedures. In each case these rates are found by dividing the total amount of taxes by the tax base_ (the total value of tuable property) with adjustaents as required by state law. The rates are given per $100 of property value.
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Last year's operating taxe•
Last year's debt taxes
Last year's total ta~es
Las; year • s tax base
Last year's total tax rate
THIS YEAR'S fiFO:CTiliE '1'AX ftATE;
$ 161,854.13
$ o.oo
$ ·161,854.13
$ 26,976,775
$ .5999/100
Last year's adjusted taxes $ 162,523.59 (after subtracting taxe.s on lost property)
This year's adjusted tax base (after subtracting value of new property)
This year's effective tax rate
THIS X~R'S BPLLi&cK TAX RATE:
La~~ year's adjusted operating taxes
(afte.J;' subtractinq taxeson lost property and adjusting- for transferred function)
,... fol.l~ng e.Stimat•d balances will, be left · ln the unit 's ''P~<>;erty ·,tax aeco~n.t:s at t he end of the fis.cal year. These ~lances .fl.te ~o~ en~\lJBb'ted bY a corr~sp()nding debt o.b,ligation.
FuneralservlcalforH.A. "Pope- Pollock, 87, died Sunday, caraway Jr., former Hale Center August 8, 1999, ay Integrated resident, were held Monday, Health Systems of Lubbock. August 8, In Robert Massie He wu born Nov. 1, 1931, In Riverside Chapel In San Angelo Matador. HemarrledBIIIyeL.oulle wlh Miguel Zuniga of Johnston Walcer on August 9, 1952, In Street Church of Chrlal ofllclatlng. Plainview. He hadbeenaresldefl
Mllhary burial wiA tolow In ofL.ubbockforftveyen. Hewas Fairmount Cemetery. a 1950 gi'&Cllate of Hale Center
Caraway, 70, cled Thursday, High School and attended South August 5, 1999,1n a san Angelo PlalnsCollege,whereheiiCIIved hoapltal. · a license In nursing home
He was born Man:h31, 19291n administration. Hale Center and HrYecl with the HewolkedforSantaFeRalroad u.s. Navy during the Korean War. for 20 years and In nulling home . Hewuabuslnellownerlnlheol administration for 15 years. He and transportation Industries and was a United States Atrrryveteran, a Mason. · serving In the Korean War. He
Survivors lncb:fe a dalghter, was an electrician. LauraPowellofHouston:twoaona, He was a member of Lubbock H.A. "T~CarawayofSanAngelo VFW Post 12468 .and Soulhcrvll and Arrtt caraway of Melkll; and Baptist Church. etglt grandchildren. He was prsceded In dealh by a
Charles Pollock Memorials services for Charles
Leighton Polock were conduc::led Tuesday, August 10, atSOuthcrest Baptist Ctl.lrch.
Services and cremation was under the direction of Franklin-
son, James Edward, In 1994. Survlvorsii'IClldehlswlfe:aaon.
Charles Randall of Lubbock: 8lx IJ&ndchlldren; and three greatgranctc::hlldren.
The tamly suggests memorials to Alzheimer's DNA Research Bank c/o ITUHSC, 3801 Fourth St., Room 4A181, Lubbock 79415.
. ·Friday,-· 20 Pizza, Italian Vegetables, Cucumber~. Pear:Crlep,GarllcBread
MariAe Aearuit Completes Training
Marine Pte. Alftedo Trevino; son of Nora Trevino, . recently cor..,aetectbaslctralnlngat Marine . Corps Aecrun Depot tnSano,.;
TtevfhO'successfuil,col'f1)!eted. 12 weeks Oft~ designed to ch&lenge neW/Marine reCiulls~th physlcaDyandment~lly.
Trevino and fellow recruits began their at 5 a.m., by running three miles and performing calisthenicS. In .addition to the physiCal training program, Trevino spent numerous hours In c;lassi'Oom and field assignments which Included teaming first aid, unlformregulltlons, combat water survival, martcsmlnshlp, hand-tohand combat and assorted weaponstralnlng. Theyperfonned
Dr. Freeman IS home and up Mondayn1Qhlwehachlg!'lte4'R closeorderdrlllandopejatedasa and C)ut. We're glad. lor a delicious potluck supper to small Infantry unit during field
The 'lltle shOwers . have been celebrate August birthdays and training. nice. anniversaries. We honored Trevlnoanctotherrecrullsenc:led
SlxteenSentordltlzenswentto G~H!Jdglns'blfthdayanc:IR.C. the training phase with The Plainview last Thursday nlghl to end Fay Stevens' anniversary. Crucible, a 54-hour team effort, the RSVP Banquet. There was a . ThiS month our fund raiser Is problem $0Mng evolution· which · deliciOUS meal, a niCe prQgram, ttie bakeless bake sale. We are culminated with an emotional QOOdrh.lslcanctiOtsofdOQrpriZes. accepllng money now. ceremony In which the recruits Four from Hale Center won ll ts good to have ·!Jtt}a ·- were PllfSeoted the Marine Corps prlzea--4<athlryn Smith, Kath,Yn back wlh us. Lurleen AS~m 1s Emblerri\ anct were addre$Sed'as ar&n110n, Marte Lewis and Roy .. atHI In • hoepltal. "Marines· lor ·the firSt time Slftce McCOllum. , We ~~tat• the generous tioot camp beQa"· : ... . as dOMtlolfliORJ:;~J.,moree. . . He Is a 1$97 gr$du .. eof Cotton
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NOtiCE Of: PROPOSED GAS RATE CHANGE ~ . .
· On ·AUgust 4. 1999, Energas Cofnpany flied Stallmienta of ·~ to change IIi gas ratei wlft e8ch 1ricQrporated city latad bt1oiN. the propOsed changes ~~~ take etrect no ~t than 35 days .rter: filing. · Each clly may suspend tile .PfOPQSed . etreetlve date for an ad'dltloltal80 d~. ·
The OPmPanv · PfOP088J to lnc:taase rates to General Service (~ ancn:ommen:lal), Small lndustdal Service, Large Gas AJr Cofldltlonlng and/or.Eieeli'lc Geneniting"Gal ServiCe. and the Air Conditioning Rate Alder. The c:Ompany may Implement a different rate design than pniP,oeed ·provided the Increased revenu, does not elCQ8ed that~ herein. The~ changes are~tol~ the company's
annual revenues by approxltn~~blly' 8,8 peroent or $9.8 million. The proposed ohanges to the rates are ~t~nrelatad to gas c,ost which th8 company wll conUnua to chalg& Only c0t1 ·paid to Its suJ)pller. The proposed changes could arract aJ)proxlmately 200,000 gas consumenrln" following communHies:
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School Board Meets REOm.All CAIJ.ED MEETING:
'1111 8alnl of TIUileea for lbo Hale Ceatcr ~ Scbool Distric:t met in a reaullr Cllled lllfllliDI at 8:00 p.m. 011 Monday, Aupat 9, 1999, in the Admiaialnlion Oftic:e. Members of lbo ICbool bolnl aad sdlonl periGIIDel present wae l'nllidad T~ Horsford; MaDbers: Cllris Cummiap, CH. Keeton, ad Lee Mcnlez; ~ Walter V/. Cox, Bum- Maqer Kelly ~ SpeciiJ Senices Director Harwy PameD, ad PrinciJ)IIs JICkie Kiq. Hqb Jack Ncnood. w.,_ Mamn, IDu .;ounseJor L)'llelte lbomu.
I. Plesidaat 10111111)' Honford Clllod lbo meeliDg to order 1t 8:08 p.m. 2. IDwcllioa WIS 8iwa by Cbris Cummiqa. 3. Cluat JRSfllll: J-ta Pineda. 4. <l!ria ClllllllliDp moved to 11P1J1VV11 the minllhis of lbo July 12, 1999 Rqular
Clllod Meclilla iDd ._ minutes of lbo July 26, 1999 Speeill Callod MeetiJia. Seconded by C.H. Koctoa. Vote: 4 b, 0 qaiDsl Vote pused lllllllimously.
5. Kelly Priest miewecl the finiDcill..._.lllld tax report 6. CH. Keeton moved to 11J11nM1 die bills u pnsentod. Secoaded by Lee
8. Adioa lleml: a) CH. ·Keeton moved to 11P1J1VV11 the Hip Sc:bool Chcerkadias Haadbook.
SecOaded ·by Leo Moralez. Vote: 4 for, 0 apiillt. Motion passed llllllimoully. '
b) Ollis Cummiap moved to approve cblqias lbo dille of tile September Board Meeliaa to September 20, 1999 due to fiscal ,_. eodiaa in Aqust. Seconded by Lee MQez. VoiD: 4 for, 0 ...-a. Motion ~ ..umously.
c) Chris ClllllllliDp moved to approve lbo JaOiulioa for lniDSfer student ~irements u .presented. Seconded by C.H. Keeton. VoiD: 4 for, 0 lpiast. Motion piiiiCid lllllllimously.
d) C.R ·KeotOo moved to 1!1J1110Y11 tbe 1999-2000 AppniJal Caleadar. Seconded by Chris CummiDp. Vote: 4 for, 0 apiaat. Motion passed lllllllimoully.
e) Oais Cummiup moved to lpJinM lbo filldniser for Middlo · School. Socondod by Lee Monlez. Voto: 4 for, 0 apinst. Motion paaecl lllllllimoully. . .
f) C.R Keeton lllCMid to 1i1111RM tile. foDowina .additioa to tbe Substitufe Lisa: T~ ~ Aaa.Cirr. Zelda FOld, Daaaa Morria, Melba Telter; CafeteriaCamlee NeoclbD. Seconded by Lee Moralez. Voto: 4 for, b apialt VoiD: 4for,Oapiasl. ~plllell....umously. ·
&) Lee Morllez moWd to ..,...,.. lbo lollowiDa lllalli!ra: Amber ·Davit-US. Maabew Davis-MS, . . . . . Miauel JimeDez..AkiD. SlcOadlcl , by Chris \'olei 4b, 0 pllllld.!llllllimiNIIy~
b:)Loo · · It U:45~; ba .... v•r' @!r~ b .,....,_ t.loti•
with the Frio youth a~ durtng know that your labor Is the Lord Is
Lf.OiltDI Bl· .. . the various everts. not In vaJn.• I COrlnlhlans15:58
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1 • . • • . •Are you a good boy?• asked a BREAKFAST -Fruit, French ~' , ... V"aar· ··• · _ ta'dy · · · T08$.l, Syft.!p, ory·etreal, MUk l ·< ., 1 V -·~ v ' .. ..;~' . :.·r -He,, ma'am,•· he answered, LUNCH-Com-Dogs, Tater Tots,
· •.. _1,•· "''ma tmct boy. l'm·the kind of a PlmoBeans,SaladBar,'Peaches, .· Fifty years ago thls:··'iH!C t~ boy niy ·-mom won't let me play ·Mik news was: ·: · · ·' \Wh:; .:. ' . ~. Aug.17 · The organizatiOn foj: :·a ·fljg,.. · :•; ~tklndofaperson are you? BREAKFAST-Orange Juice, school band· w~s · auffj~rl~~-'--. · . You ·.IHt or lower e'!'eryone you Blueberry Muffins, Cooked Rice, Nan1ed as band ctreciQr·fof'1M · louch: You r11ake them better or Mlk group was G~raldSinith. . . worse. No one It ~ same after LUNCH-Pizza Pockets, · Green
Billy cannon, anex~prisofle~of spert<llng time with yqu. .seanS,SaladBar,Cantatope,Mik war, was elecl•¢i·'cori1n)lnder of ·You draw .. them closer to the WedneiMiay, Aug.18 the AmeriCan Legi0n.f9st. . ' Lord or you. drive them farther BREAKFAST -Applesauce, · twenty;ilglif pla~rii reported away. voo make them love the Toast, Frosted Flakes, Mlk
for footbal praetloe.:' , T~ aqu&d ·8l.ble or loathe it. You make them LUNCH·OhlckenNuggets, Roll, wascoactiedbYR•~'HurO!IitOn . . · like the churcb ·~· dlsllke it. You ·eom. Catrots, salad Bar, Pea11,
School Board . member$ · ·attract or repel. . . Mlk approved a ~.e_t of ,,,~,1.58 How do you affect YI)U' family 1'hunldlly, Aua• 11 forthe. ~94~~9,.~~H~· ,. • . . ~Jritnds? . . · · · BREAKFAST-Orange Juice,
Theweekwaaagreat success· REMINDER: The MissiOn Hale Manychltdntn'llvelweretouched cemer fOod pantry hoUII: by the aPirled youth_ as they gave . 1o-noon and 1-3:00 Mondayup their tlme to show love and Friday, 312 Cleveland St. attemtontC)nelghborhoodchlldren ••• and our CC)mmunlty. God can do What'• a book? Bveeythinl or mlghtyttmgsthroughWIIIIngheartl nothlq. The eye that..,. it&. •Atwaya give yourselves t..llly to an. the work of the Lord, because you
Public Information For Memorials or Donations .. Contact or Mail To:
..... Center a.uutlaatlon a... RR28ox ~ Phone:839-2265
