PRAY FOR PEACE. .. Th l·"~ arc , roubl · ing timc, in til(' Middle East. and th is past we<'k \\ l' have \\ nt eh('d the news \\OI\1lcrin~ \\ hat \\.11 de' clop around lih~' 3 It is tn.h a ttme for pra)c r.
THIS BLOOPER "as ") uniq u,·. m,· da ugh ter just had to , ha re .t whh me. In the St . EllIlIbeth' , ll ni\'er" t ~ Pan,h oulkl1l. announc.ng 3 ~prtn~ !' Illlll! ".th p< ltlud ,upp'" 1'" 11",, ,·d b, a dan('(.', Iu:k("h .H(' ",ted a, c'o \ l ing
S ~ . ::.o "<'r adult"rn !'ath," O ' D'\\~, . p. ,I " r . ,Jld .n 1S
,ear, he h.. neH' r ,hpl><:d up Itl.e i h.~ . My daugh ter a,h' d hIm ,h,' Pf1( C .,1 tt c~ets for rwn·.dult"n,,, .
ANOTHER INTt: RESTl NG hu rch • n« ('do te lOok place righ l hert .n " bernath)'. rh ere \\a, a ,j,Hing llllnts tl'f preaching .t tht' First Bapti,' Ch urch til" p.,t Sund ) . In th ,' nuddle of h" , ermon. pagen. "ent off ,ummoni ng th" Volu nt ... er Fife D"part . ",~n t
Ever) "n,' '31d the minister had a "unrll'd lo"l on h" fa ce "hen the fireme n Jumped up and fan nut the hark Ilf ,he' l'hurdl Sult' l, h" ' <:rn1(ln ".". '1 that b;I(1 I(U'"
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IT'S AN OLD JOKE .. . .. rhe repon \) ( m ~ d eat h ha , heen gr o."h ",agge rat t·d ." SUdl " tht ,'a" regardlnt( an " hlluar" I pnnted IIbout Dr . R" hcrt D,· L.nc~ . The RC\ .e" orl)! .nnll ), prillt ed the ohit uan "hen we rt:{~(" 1\ cd a \,,' all fro m ~l dlUn:h se('fl'l ar~ .11 Lubbod . Howe,'c r. ,Ill ar"de ill " n"' ~;1/ 1Ill' 111 Spring I 'lilt> rep"rt. 'hat Dr . D" Lane~ i, e ngalle" in Forni'" Medici.", wi th . roll . nd Wh ite. ,; Iwre he i\ " sen,," ,taff rn ·mber. F(lr thost' of YOU "ho knew Dr. D('l.ane~ . I a l11 <' l1 ~t' , uu " ,II he pic."·,, t<l kllO<\ ' hn' he i, " "11\,, .Ind ki l'killl! . . .
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COMPANY CAME to the Re\'iew last Tut·<,d8)·. We had 8 group llf 4·5 vea r old. from 'he Church of Chris ' Hai nbuw S(·hool.
We ce rt ainly enjoyed 'heir vis it . and hope they ('Ome back reall y soon.
oonoo[]no I'M MARRIED to a bigamist! I must
be. You sec. I read Erma Bombt!ck religiously. and I' ve deduced that she and I are married to the same man . Either that or my house is bugged by Erma a nd s he uses us for her material.
Day Arrives A. EBergas .
Ru ty Day has arrived in Abernathy with h is wife. Kim. to lake Ihe position of Mana,er of the Abemalh)' Ener,a. OffIce.
A ,radualc of Plainview HI8h School. Day has attend d Wo I TelliS Slate Unlvcriily. Sovth Plain CoIIeF. Wayland •• pll I .nd Midland Coil F .
He .... been with EM,... .11ICe JIIIIC! 16. 1m.
WAGON HO!!I...The lead wagoJl for the Tel&5 "ill bt! rolling in to Abt!rnath Saturday around 4 p . and you ca n have your picture made with them for 52.SO. (Photo courtesy of James Martin . trail boss)
Abernathy Takes UIL Awards '1 hl' I) .,tn, ' .1 . ,,/\ L' I l . Spring
LI1t.'r3r\ Mu:1 \\ .\\ h,hl ('d b\ Abt-" rna · tl1\ tl l\.!h S\,. th \'i11 o n " a turd3\ " "M ah, h 22 . ~\.h~ "' I I" parll fl p3 t lll~ III the iltc.:ran 1." \ eft!" \\ c r t' Ahc,.'rnattl\ . Bo\ In 3 . H alt: Cenll'r . Ibr! . ~pf1n!t!all' !'arth . H.d Olt""
h,1. Abnnathv . Ton " Rlld ri g ue l ; 2nd. Bovina. Kirk Sm ll ; .1rd. Ol ton. Stan Strocbel.
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1st. Ol tlln . EriC' Lee: 2nd . Abe rna · thy. J eff Han n>: l; .1rd . Ea rth . lacy layman .
CALCUU TOR APPLICA nONS
1st . Spnn glakc. Stc'(' Can trell ; 2nd , Springlake . Sharla Cole; J rd. Spring· lake. Chri,t, Fi,' ld ; I s' a lt e rnate. Olton. J e nnifer . Elm; 2nd alt ernate. Jerry Morgan .
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1st . Sprtn)! lah·. ~ ar!' Wat,on; 2nd. Sp"n glak~. SIC' e n Ca ntre ll. J rd . Springlake . Tam . Fie ld .
READY WRITING
1st. Abcrnath,. Jar"d Kni gh' ; 2nd. .Olt on. Tim Mllor,, : Jrd . Bov ina. Jonathan Gallnll. I" al' ernat t'. Lissa Gocbe l.
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1s t. Ab e rnalhl' . To ny Rodriguez: 2nd. Abernath \' . Phi l Va ndygriff: 3rd. Springlake . S'eve ll Cantrell ; ailernate (tied) Abe rn ath l'. l arn Gereau and Springlak l'. Con;lie Cai ;1.
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Biology . Ab e rn ath y. Ton\' Rodri · gue z; Chemistry . Ab e rnath y. To ny Rodrigucl; Physics . Springlake . Con· nie Cai n.
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School Board Hold Special Meeting The Ahe rnat)1\' School Board met in meeting.
a ~pecin l ('nll ed ;lIcl' ting Monday night Funding for the J unior·Senior Ban· tl) discus. thrce items of particular quet was the nCKt item for discussion. importance to Abernalhy students. Robert Priest requested this funding.
Rc,hert Pric~t presented a proposal s inee no junior play is scheduled for for "he(' rl eadl'r reform. The proposal this ye ar . Thomas Pettit ma de a will be voted on at the next board motion to fund the banquet and Robert
-------------------_. C.ommunity Calendar THURSDAY, MARCH 27
Euter Egg Hunt at 1:45 p.m. at M8Jley Park in Lubbock. (see story page 8)
Odd Fellows meet 118 p.m.
SATURDAY.MARCH~
Texas Seslilficentenn111 Wa80n Train come. 10 town. Arrivel In New Deal around 2 p . m. : arrives III Abernathy around .. p.m.
SUNDAY, MAIlCII 3t
Easler Sunday.
AY ........
Blbl tllCl OI'OllP IIIftt at 9:30
a .m. In the City Hall meeting room. lions Club lunch and program at
noon in the Cily Hall m~ting room.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL:Z
Senior Citizens luncheon and pro-8ram beginnin, at 11 a.m. al lhe Depot .
Third ,rade pro,ram will be preaenled In Ihe I.rae auditorium It .
. 2:JO p .m. daamber or Com~ baAquel ..
the Community Cen .. al 7:30 p.m.
IAnJlDAY, ..... 1 Board and City Co •• ell
Pope gave the seCQnd. It carried. The expenses for the banquet should be no higher than 52,000.
The 1985·86 calendar was amended to allow a day for studt!nts to make up a lost day due to bad weatht!r. Class will be held April 18 and teachers will have an in· service day on April 12.
The board look a short recess bt!fore going into executive session. No Iction was taken .
We need YOU to enter Ihe SesqulcenleDllial Costume Contest 011 April 211 . Look In your closets. attic. or old tnlnb for authentic COItuftla. or mU~ a brand new reproduction. The "period Ia from 1&16 to 1960. 'I'bere are COIlume boob III the Aberaathy PubIk Ubrary to help yotI pita.
Awarde wtII be ...... eewraI Clteaorln. IIICI we hope to III". • IIoat 01\ which .......... ClIII ride III the ...,...
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Wagon Train Coming
There will be plenty of excitement in Abernath y Saturday as the Texas Sesquicentennial Wagon Train rolls into town.
According to trail boss. James Martin . the wagon train will reach New Deal around 2 p.m . and should bt! in here around 4 p .m. Martin said anyone wishing to ride with toe wagon train may meet them in New Deal and ride into Abernathy. or they may meet up with . them here in town Sunday morning and proceed toward Plain· view. "No one is locked in to travel any distance ." said Martin . He said if anyone just wants to go a few miles they are more than welcome.
So far the wagon train has travelled 1200 miles of the 3200 miles route .
They will camp he re in Abernathy Saturday night at the rodeo grounds .
Since the wagon train rel ies on donations along the way . the Sesqui . centennial Com mittee is plan nine on having the wagons in front of City Hall Saturda y aftern oo n . Anyon e wishing to have their picture taken on the wagon train may do so for $2. 50. This is an excelle nt opportun ily to have your children photographed on this historical occasion . The committee will keep a portion of the cos, of photographing to cove r their expe nses and the rest will pe given to the wagon train .
An yo ne wishing to mak e cas h donations to the wagon tra in ma y do so by contacting Hoppy Toler .
Chamber Banquet Set For April 4
The Abernathy Chamber of Com· merce annual banquet will be held April 4 at 7: JO p.m. in the Community Center. according to banquet chairman John Hale.
Tickets are 57 per person. with a special for high school seniors of 54 .SO a ticket. Senior Citizens may get in for 5S a ticket. The banq uet is open to t he entire community . not just Chamber members .
Smoke Ring Barbecue will be ca tering the event this year .
Special speaker for the evening will be J udge J . Q. Warnick of Lubbock. A nalive of Tahoka . he graduated from Lubbock High School and Texas Tech Unive rsi ty. He went on to graduate from the University of Texas. School of law .
Warnick is married to Loretta. a school teacher . and they have two daughters and a son.
Fro m 1959·6 1 he was Assistant Count y Attorney for Lubbock County. He we nt into private practice from 1% 1·76. In November of 1976 he was elected Judge of the County Court at
law No. 2. whe re he ,erved until December 1984 .
In 1984 Warnick was appointed as U.S. Magistrate. U.S. Dis'rict Coun . where he presently serves. He has been a membe r of Toastm as te rs Intt!rnational since 19S9. In 1982 he bt!came on ly 'he fourth member in Toastmasters' DO·year history to reo ceive the coveted des ignati o n of Ac/\edited Speaker.
In 1979 he was appoin ted by Gov. Cleme nts as one of 14 membe rs of 'he
'Drug Abuse Preve n tion Advisory Co un c il . serving a fo ur ·yea r te rm . Fro m 1983·85 he served as Dru g Awareness Chairman of Distric' 2T·2 of lions Club Internationa l. In 1985 he received the Lions International Presi· dent's Award for drug abuse preven· tion e ffort s. The sa me year he received a national recogni tion award from th e National F ede ratio n of Parents for Drug·Free Youth .
Warnick is widely known around the area for his inte rest ing a nd humorous speeches.
Dunn Bonored For B;'sketball Skill
Carey E. McDonald. Executive Director of the National High School Athletic Coaches Association, has announced. that Phoebe Dunn of Abernathy High Sc/lool, coached by Pat Mouser. has been nominated for the 1986 Converse National High School Basketball AII·America . The AA squad will represent the finest basketball athletes in America. Not more than five nominees are sub· mitted from each state by the state
. high school coaches committee. Each AII·America athlete and school
will be honored with an award plaque. The AA Honorable Mention recipients will be presented an award certificate.
The full roster of tht! 1986 Converse National High School Basketball All·
America for boys and girls and the Honorable Menti on ros ter will be announced on or about April IS.
McDonald stated. " The AA Se lect· ion Committee will consider the nominations of the fines t group of all· round prlep athletes in the history of the Converse AII·America Basket· ball Award Program" ... and closed with " Student·Athlete recognition at local. state. and national levels serves as a strong motivational force in the future involvement of young boys and girls - in a ~itive action alternative through school activities ... Communi· ties must be conscious of the importance of investing in loday 's youth ... or pay for it later !"
Weed Proble. Inereasing In City
With the weather conditions thai we have had recently. the weed problem in town is beginning to increase. Frank I,{ussell . City Manager. said. "Let's all pitch in and keep Abernathy as free of weeds as possible."
The weed problem results in au unsightly town. A number of other problems result from weedy lots and areas. Among these are: I. Weeds lend 10 collect blowing paper and other trash. 2. They provide breedlna places for flies Ind mosqllitoes. 3. ~ creale pollens thai teIIcl to ClUae
allergies. Russell said from the city ' s stand·
poinl. they would certainly appreciate it if everyone would make an effort · to help keep this problem under control.
The city relains I~e right and authority to mow lots and areas when they become overgrown with weeds. When this is done. Ihe person who owns the lots will be billed for the services. H the bill goes unpaid. then the amount will be entered as a tax lien apinal the property.
--EMS FleJdltIe WI •• SIdII8 h wu the Abemathy EMS to tile
Pastor Barry Tilley. of the Abernathy Assembly of Ood announees that . in a recent Church Business Meeting, . two leadership office. were filled after • special-called election.
Mr. AI Ambrose of 1205 Ave. M was elected to serve the Church as a member of the Deacon Board. Pastor Tilley stated that AI. his wife Teresa.
'and their son. Coley are an essential part of the Church family at Abernathy', Assembly of God.
Mr. George Hobbs of Lubbock. Texas was elected to serve as the Assistant Sunday School Super-
intendenl. Mr. Hobbs and his wife ' Joyce have been members of the Assembly of God in Abernathy for a number of years. "Brother and Sister Hobb.· are some of the dearest people I .have ever had the privilege of knowing. And I am eertainly looting forward to working with Brother Hobbs in the Christian Education Department of our Church." said Pastor Tilley.
The new inc umbents into office assumed the responsibilities of their respective office upon thei~ election.
Meeting Slated For Academy On Monday evening. March 31. at 7 public schools. Several hundred col-
p.m. a special inform alive meeting will leges and universities throughout the be conducted regarding the com- nation are gladly accepting into their mencemen t of a Christian Academy in schools of high er e ducation those
Garcia-Lopez Set June Wedding ' Abernathy. students who have graduated from an
Dr. David Piercy. area consultant for A.C.E. school. the International Christian Education A II public school educators who are Program entitled "Accelerated Christ- .. interested in hearing more information
Mr . and Mrs. Jose A . . Garcia announce the engagement of their daughter. Patricia, to Jose Lopez, Jr.
of Abernathy High School and attended West Texas State University. He is employed by M.H.M.R. Center in Lubbock.
ian Education". will be conducting are invited to this special meeting. this meeling , which will be held in the Especially welcome are parents who Community Center at 811 Ave. D. are seeking an allernative 10 the public
The bride-elect is a 1983 graduate of Abernathy High School and attended We sl Texas State University . The prospective groom is a 1982 graduate
The A.c'E. Curriculum is being school educational system. and who
The wedding date has been set for June 21. 1986 at SI. Isidore Catholic Church.
utilized in over 5,000 Private Christian desire to g ive their children a superior Schools internationally. Students grad- cduc . .'a tion in a Christian environment. uating from the accredited A .C . E . Anyon~ having questions about or school rates considerably higher in inte rest in the soon-to--begin Aberna-academic achieve ment than the aver· thy Christian Academy is invited to
Easter Musi~al Set At First Baptist age student graduating rr o m the attend the Monday night meeting .
The choir of First Baptist Church will be presenting an Easter musical Sunday. March 30. at 6 p .m. in the church auditorium.
choir . Soloist will be James Conn, Susan Bigham. Steve Skipper. and Mark. Dunn.
This And That by Helen Wade
The musical. entitled "Beyond the . Tomb", 1S an exciting and beautiful celebration· of Easter .
Mark Dunn, music minister of first Baptist Church. will be directing the .
Recapture the true meaning of Easter by attending this celebration in song of the living Christ .. Beyond the Tomb." It is sure to be a highlight of the Easter season.
Mr. and Mrs. Oti s Davi s have returned from a fi s hing Irip to Brownwood.
~"'~he Sure Sacrifice ~~..t'-:. g~r--r . T ~~~ij:Y One of the most intriguing accounts real issue was this : Isaac was God' s the sacrifice for )'ou and for me !! ! You
in the Old Testament is that of GIFT; not Abraham 's possession!!! see, God did nOI re quire it of Abraham Abraham's Call to make an Impossible And Abraham was willing and ready with Isaac .. ·BUT HE REQUIRED IT Sacrifice! Abraham. you see. had been to go .. ALL THE WAY"! !! He OF HIMSELF WITH JES US,,!
' promised that he would have a SON climbed the mountain-- He built the ·· And He did it so that WE mig ht and that together they would "father" a new nation a begin a new covenant between God and His people. And Abraham waited I And Abraham waited!! AND ABRAHAM WAITED!!! And finall y. in Gad's timing. ISAAC was born ! WHAT A N EXCITING DAY!! HOW SPECIAL THE LONGAWAITED SON MUST HAVE BEEN!I Abraham loved his son, Isaac, more than anything else in the world!··Isaac became his pride and joy! •• He has become Abraham's WHOLE LIFE!!!
But the Lord says. in Ge nesis 22:2. "Take your son. Isaac. and sacrifice him on the altar on Mt. Moriah. " What great feelings or pain . panic, hurt. a nd confu sion Abraham must have felll "Why. Lord. " he must surely have thought and even spoken over and over again. It did seem like an Imposs ible Sacrifice to have to make!!! But Abraham knew that the
altar·· He started the fire··He bound his son--He lifted the knife --BUT THE HAND OF GOD REACHED OUT AND STOPPED HIM!!! AND ISAAC WAS SPARED!! II! The Lord had inter · vcned! The Lord would provide! The Lord was failhful 10 His promise! And I'M EXCITED!!!
I'm excited because this story very dearly and beautifully points to another Mount a short distance from Mt. Moriah .. · A MOUNT CAllED MOUNT CALVARY!!! On Mt. Moriah. Abraham was called upon to make a seemingly .. impossible" sacrifice; but the life of his son. Isaac, was spared! On Mt. Calvary. God WENT " ALL THE WAY "!! On MI. Calvary. God gave the life of ms only Son! On MI. Calvary. the " Really Impossible". the " almost unbelievable", sacrifice be· came THE SURE SACRIFICE!!! On MI. Calvary. JESUS CHRIST became
know HIS LOVE! ··And He did it so thai WE mi ght
know FORGIVENESS! -- And He did it so that WE might
know FREEDOM ! -· And He did it so (hat WE mi ght
havc LIFE! "He paid a deb . hc DID NOT OWE ,
and I owed a debt I COU LD NOT PA Y!-· I needed someune to wash my sins away! And now I sing a brand new sa ng .. AMAZING GRACE .. CHRIST JESUS PAID A DEBT THAT I COULD NEVER PAY! !!!! And now. "Becausc He Lives. I CAN FA CE TOMORROW I Because He LiV<" s. All FEAR IS GONE! Becau se I KNOW H. holds the future . LIFE IS WORTH THE LIVING JUST BECAUSE HE liVES! ~!!!
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Mr. a nd Mrs . Ike Bennett attended the Coop Mee ting held in K"errville lasl week . Mr. Bennett is manager of the Cv u nt." lin e e vop Gi n . Th e weath c r "'" a :-. plcasant and thc~' had a nice trtp .
I h:ld a nic(' surprise las I week . We \~ l' r e catin g dinner in lubbock a nd my brother and sis le r of Lamesa were in th,· booth next to us . They didn ' t see us . but I saw them . He had been to {he doc tor a nd they were going to eat before returning to lamesa. They were a~ surp rised as we were to see e ach mher.
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Beaty- Ward Engagement Announced Mrs. Diane Ball Jack.on of Abilene
and Douglas Beaty of San Angelo are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter. Darla. to Cliff Ward. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Ward of Levelland.
The wedding is planned for June 14 at First Baptist Church in Brecken·
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Depot Dispatch by Betty IIeyaard
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We enjoyed a very special program Wed.. March 19. when the Norris Brothers presented a musical program for us. These brothers. Terry. Larry. Scolt, and Nathan sing by themselves and in their quarlet in singing competition within the Naurene Churches. They sang in the Hereford competition March 22. with Terry and Srol1 coming a\o\'ay with silver medals, and Larry ~'on a sold medal . Nathan has his competition the 29th It Big Spring. We wish ' him lots of luck. These boys have been Irained and helped by Pastor Allen Schlegel at the First Church of the NUlrt"ne . We hope Ihey come sing again for us real soon.
Hal Howard won Ihe drawing for a free lunch . We sang "Happy Birthda~'" and gave birthday cakes to lillie Mae and Floyd Shipman and Emma Bray. Thc.e people have birthday, in March . There were 47 present today.
Reme mber · we are planning a Pancake Breakfast for the nloming of April 21. W e ca n use help , and \II'anl 10 invite everyone in the community 10
start the celebration that day by eating breakfast at the Cenlcr. We will have a flcal in the parade also .
We wan I to thank. Jan Wesley for thl' gift of a meat slicer thai she presented 10 Ih e Cenler. We ap· predate all of the gifts and do nal io ns the Ccnler recieves . Thanks to you all.
Th. .arllest photograph was \teken in the lummer of 1826 by a French physician Ind scientllt.
ridge . The bride· elect graduated from
Baylor Univ~rsity. She teaches school af Weslaco. The prospective groom graduated from Abernathy High School and Te ... Tech University. He is employcd by Tri·State Chemical. in Bro~·nfield .
Happy Birthday
Mareh rT - Rubv Blues. Lisa Marez. Artie Oswalt and Debbie Smith. Mareh 29 - Danny Ortiz. MardI 30 • Susie Brielling and Gean Nunn. Mareh 31 - Chris Shuey. AprtI I • Diana Avala •. Perry Heard and David Rios . Jr . AprI 2 - Eloise Barton. Jeff Johnson and Charles Wilson .
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Happy Birthday!
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Congratulation. to all of those UIL Student. who helped Abernathy win the meet with 287 points. The entire study body I, proud of you. ....
Also. the boys sot 2nd overall in the Abernathy Invit.tianil Track Meet . The girls should also be commended ror a job well done. Congratulalions to all of you .
A track meet will be held this Saturday in Roosevell. Let's all try to attend and support all of those athletes.
.... April 12 will be the la .. day to order
annuals . You may purchase them from Miss Sherryl or from any annual s taff member .
Harrison Initiated Into Phi Kappa Phi
Jay Harrison. senior Medical Bi<>-
".Pictured is a 1932 lener jacket belonging to Bill Houslon . It is part or (he historical showcase featured by the Abernathy Student Council. (Review Pholo)
Student (:ouncil Has Showcase Alpha Eta Mu Bela, National Bio Engineering Honor Society. ~r~::~y~8h:u=tnt~ ~~a~n~~ The AHS Studen l Council is Lopes won a Thanks giving Day game
into Phi Kappa Phi, National Senior Jay is a 1983 graduate of Abernathy ho noring Texas during its Sesquken- by a score of 108 ·0 . Football was Honor Society. High School. and is the son or Mr. and le nnial b y c reat ing a historical discontinued in I(H4 for seve ral
He hiS also been initiated into Mrs . Billie Harrison. showtase . seaso ns. On dis pla ... is an AHS 1932 leller If anyon e " Quid li ke to contribute
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We'd like to extend our
fundest wishes for a holiday
season of peace and love.
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J ohn Flores
Chris Give ns . Chris Lamb(." rt Valerie Luce ro J eren1\' Miln.sanilk' ~
M.ricrll a Ramos Summer Rickeh Kala Schaap· Leslie Sett k' · Man."'\)~ Vi llegas
PEAK
Roy DeAnda· Lane AtlC'hur} Krai~ Durrel1 J . C. Garr ia J oel H a rn~on
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STALUNGS
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David Can ,' r MJtthe~ GUt"rranl Tad On~ rstree t
Mana Pc-rl'l Prim Ryan Pecos Sha(e" Vick ie Sleele
5TH GRADE Galloway
Angie Ater Carlos Ca s ia ~ LaSha e Ma rtinCr~' s tal Ponce EI~se Prath('r Billy Rickc lt o;Evange line Riojas l\13u ThumpsonRachel Waih
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M k he1\e Steele
UPSHAW
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I School Menu I Mareh 27-April 4
THURSDAY BreaU •• t: Orange juice, cheese
toast, milk. Lunch: Chili beans. cabbage slaw.
tater tots. corn bread. apricot cobbler. milk .
FRIDAY Breakfut: Apple juice. cereal . toast ,
milk . Lunch: Cheeseburgers .. lettuce.
pickles . onions. french fries . chocolate chip cookies. mill"
MONDAY Breakra,t: Grape juice. oa tmeal.
milk . Lanch; Burritos, tossed salad. Mexi·
can beans, pineapple pudding, milk.
TUESDAY Brealdut: Orange juice, sausage &
ABERNATHY LIBRARY HOURS
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~ Wednesday· 10·5 Thursday· Closed
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Saturday by Appointment
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sa lad , pinto be an s , co rn bre a d . applesauce cake. milk .
ies, biscuit s. milk . Lillich: Pig ·in -a-bla nk et. macaroni &
tomato, green beans. brolA'nies. milk .
FRIDAY BreaUast : Applesau ce. ci nn a mon
loast . milk . Lunch: Charburgers. le lluce. onions.
pickles. French fri es. range r cookies. milk .
Great New Books In Library
Cooby by Ronald Smith The Gunfighters by Time llife Heller With A Gun by Louis L' Amour One Minute For Myself by Spc nser Johnso n Eat To Succeed bv Robert Haas Breaking All Th~ Rul.. bv Nancy Roberts
Pilot Breed is In unleavened bread that used to be .;arried on ship. that had to make long voyages.
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Junior High Track TULIA RELAYS
8th GRADE BOYS
400 m eier relay·Tre\·lno.Peeples . Haney.Barrera I5t , 48.48
My.tt. Chad Shaddell. J"ro",)' Ir" ••. 4th. 4.S9.20
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A8E1NA11IY WEEKLY ItEVD!W 'l'BURSDAY, MARCH 27, I_PAGE 4
Boys Plaee'2nd At TraekMeet
Reported by c..m ~I .
The Abernathy Antelope boys lrIet learn on the basis of a strong overall team performance scored 96 points and garnered second plaCe in their own tnek meet held Saturday. 'March 22.
Ollon won ' the boys division II championship with 116 points. Other teams in the division II were Bovina, Hart. Hale Center. Spade. Petersburg. Lorenzo. Springlake. Earth. Morton and Lubbock Christian High School.
Abernathy had two individual gold medal winners, Joseph Ruiz won the BOO·meter with a lime of 2:04.22. and Bill DuBose won the discus with a throw of 136'811,". The l600-meter relay team. composed of Terry Hood. Billy Cooper. Chuck Thompson. and J oseph Ruil. also captu red first place with a time of 3:39.02.
Several individual s finished in second place. Cooper was se.cond in the JOO·mctcr inte rmediate hurdles, Migue l Guillen was s'econd in the 409·meler run . Flint Bigham in the
high jump. and Robert May in the ' shot put. aU capturing silver medals. Picking up the bronze third place medaJ was Patrick Ponce in the 3200-meter run.
Other individuals and places were ' Rowdy Powell. fiflh in the JOO·mcter hurdles; Gilbert Blanco. sixth in the 3200·meter run; Tony Rodriguez. sixth in the 1600·meter run; Pete Garcia. six!h in Ihe shot put; Thompson . fourth in the 200'meter dash; Guillen. fourth in Ihe long jump; and Bigham. sixth in the 400- meter run. The 400·meler relay team of Cooper. Powell. Thompson. and Ricky May picked up a fifth place finish.
Other individuals competing for the Antelopes were Jesse Ruiz. Fabian Avalos. Johnny Pace. Roy Camacho. Jesse Garcia. Jack Waters, Brandon Houston and Pe te Olivas.
The next action for the thin clads will be this Saturday. March 29. "I Lubbock Roosevelt Hig h School. Field events begin at 9 a.m .. r unnin g prelims at 9:30 a.m. a nd runn in g finals at 2:30 p. m.
Mares Places 1st In Karting
Phillips To Perform With Plainview Sympbony
Mic hac i Mares. son of Este ll a Mares, come hOlllc' with Ihe first p lace trophy ill tll(' Junior I. International Karli ng F,·dcr'Hioll amt Tl'xas Kart ing Cl ub. s prin t rU l't' Ihat wa s he ld rct:entl v ill Odl'~~:t.
Opel; pra,· tice a nd reg blra tion "a ~ held 0 11 Salurd:w . Marc h 12. a nd linl c Iri3 ls :lnd r;.trl· .... ",l'r" run o n Sundav. MHch 2.3. -
rea lly special be('ausc it is the firs t time that he has beat the Grand Nat ional C hampion . H(.' is a membe r of th e Lubbock Kart ing Associa lion . and was named th e hi g h. point Junior in 19a5, He \\IIS a lsu · named Jrd place Stale Champion al the Corpu s Chrisl i ran·s. Poi nt!!. art' 'Il'ljuirc d by the numbcr of IKF ~ po n.\o re d races won (lu ring Ihe .\· t.~ a r .
laura Phillips will b e performing Thursday. March 27. al 8 p.m. wilh the Plaim,jew Symphony Orc hestra in the Plainvit:w High School Audilorium.
l aura is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . Gary Phillips and is 3 junior al Abernathy High School. She rel'c"Ily performed wilh Ihe TMEA AII ,slale Symphony Orchestra, whi c h is the top orl' hes lra a t s ta te Ic ve l . H e r aud ition tape W<l S ranked firsl in the state.
UIL Evenfs
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SHORnlAND
1st. Sp rill .~I;'~t' . C arm an T;lY!<Jr: 2nd . Sp ri ng lake . Chn :-. I~ LO Il .~rJ ria .
SPElLING
1st, r'\ b C" rnalh \ . T o n \' R od riguc /; 2nd. Abl' r nat h\ . l i"''loil G oe bel : Jrd, 011 0 11 . Pl'!e ,4r1l u ld; 1st a·ll c r naie. Abl'rllalh~. Jcrr ... · Morgan .
TYPEWRITI NG
Laura wa ... s sl'lccled fM th is honor tw he r ba nd direl·tor, Paul lindlc\ . E:ICil year band directors who pcrfo~m \\'ith the Pla inview Symphony arc al h'''Td to sclc(' ( one st udcnl to perform with the sy mpho ny. •
The Pop s COllcert is Ihl' fina l in I Il l' se ri l~ s for th e \'Car in Pl a il,,·ii..' \\ . Ti cket s are Sb fl;r adu ll .. and SJ for sludenl s.
BEST ACTRESS
Donna Colhl'rt rcc(.'i,('·ct Ihl' ;i\\ lIHl
fllr bl'~ t anrt.'S.\ ill Onl·· At.'! Pia,
Ah l' rll"lh ~ H l~h SdHwl l · . I . L CU;ldll'~ art': S t ;lT1da rd Dt'h.l ll·. Linl'oln · Do ugl;" Denall' I nrl'rlll.!I!\ t' Spl' ak ill g. Pcr .. ua ... i\t' Spt·;II ... III);! .lUll Fr11l1 ln : Put.'lrv , ~kl \ 1111 (-{ \lil t. Prl l'l'
Ril;! Kdlt' \,: ' J,)lJl"II,;Ii \1ll Charllltk Car l t.' r ; C'ak ul attiT L"' :l (,al~' ''' , Numht." 1" Se IIH' . Bt'lIil' H:mlin ; Ih',lth Writ ing MaIl' I1:! G' 1u gh. Slll' lltl'
K ':Hhr~ n Nt.',\hlll :Ine! .l am e ... BtHl·I..' :
Spe lling B ib~ Altl ridL"'; T~p{~ \\rllln~ Sh a rdn K C'I t cr: Pllol I lll' r~lf\
Three d rive rs " ( ' f(" invol ..... ed ill Iht: .Iuninr I da~~. ~'li l' h :H: 1 s(.,t a r1(.-" trad rl'l'ord durlll g IllS (IInc tria l. on l" tn hu\c' it brokt.' n In l\arfm Ju s tice . i98S G rand N:ll io ll al Champion . MI c hael "t' n! lin III \\ill Ihn'!.' tJ f three hcab 110 lap!<l pe r heat) tt} ... ~b im Ih e firs l "Iarl' In'ph~ .
Mkh .. e1 has "'on t ro ph ies in Lub· Ihl\.·k. Ocl l' \\a. W:l(o. Oalla ~ an d C\Jrpu~ Chfl"ti. hUI th iS racc
SpOIl "or'i for Mic ha t: l' !<I go· kart rar illg a rc : h" I1w th('r, E.!, tdl a; his undc. J essIe:' Ma n.'1.; a nd hi s gra nd . fathe r. J es u~ Ma rez. H i~ ~ngine is built by Mari. PTt)b:t~(,o ur Probasco Karts of Shallll" ale r.
Mk had 'l'I f1(' ~1 ra ... '(· \\ III be April 6, at the lu bb()(' k Fair Pa ri. (Ili se um gTllu lI,h . It \\'111 be a ht.'ncfi t ral't~ ror Crinll' llllc ,If l.u bh~X'k .
Re~isfrafion Se. I'or Swim Class
Hc!othlrJ linn i\ 111m O pl'1! fo r !!op ring ..,\\ 1111 da!<l"'l' ~ at Ih(..~ PIa·in\ lew ),M C t\ . Pnlli" o~, t:ll lp~lk and guppy c1as!\c., \\ III bl' Ilffaed Tu t.· ... tla \· ,Ind Thu r~t.l ,,\,
1 .. 11 1 bc uffe red on S3turd3~ mt'fnlftgs , hq,(tnn1l1 g Apnl I ~ . Fl't" fnr aflc-rnoon da~~c.-... SI2 .S0 ), 111l'rnbl'r ... : S15 ,.OO 1l ,11l · llIl· l1Ib(..·r'l . Fc{' fa Ir ~a!u rd a\ d :tss · l"I' S" Y nlcm bt.·r"" SI I'I nn ll . m~mb~~
Ufl"s,,,,inJ,( Classes Slafl"d In Plain~' ie,,'
Ht'gl .... l1"aI1l 111 I ... 1111\\ \Ipc n for Hell (TI ....... lift.'~a\ In~ I (~ h q~1r1 April 2 at the Plaul\ Il' " YM CA Cl 3S),C~ ""III mee t t\ lnnd:I\'" :I nd Wt.·t!lIl,.,day:.. H· IO p. m . ,l1ld S.:lIl1rlhly .... J . ~ p.m . . thmu~h Apnl
Ih. Ht.·,.: .... trall\JI1 \\ III b{' dll~{·d April I . Fe t' S25- fur r nH-mhn .. . SJ ~
non · nl(' mbe r~ . CIlIi 2<)J-8J IQ. fl) r mHf("
informa t ion .
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~:~;~. : t,::;7:"" .lrd. Hal e Cc nler . 1 Join Us For Exciting..... ! PILOT ACCOllNTlNG i I
lSI. Springlake. M a rl~' W.I , ,,n: \ Spiritual Renewal Weekend \
~~~in'~"~:.';;: ~,:~~~ . Villarf<'al : 3rd. I. Family Enrichment Services I PILOT LITERARY CRITICISM !
\ Third Annual "VICTORY CEI.EBRA TlON" I hoI. Spr i l lJ!lak\' . Marh W al30t.lIl; 2m1.
Ha rt. J ul il'" Oav i!<l ; J~d. Ahc rnalh\ , Trl 'nt Hya n; bl a lt(..'T11:1 1(' . Spring lak e. Co nni ~' Ca in : 2nd allc rn alt.". ti ed behH'C' n AbNn .. l llw a nd Hart. Phil Va lld .v~r ifr and SIH.: lly Heck. .
ONE·ACT PLA Y
\1 I EASTER SUNDA Y "RESURRECTION \ . ! REJOICING" . "HE IS ALIVE!!!" ! 1 MARCH 28 - 30, 1986 I
l sI. Bovina; 2nd ... brl; alterna ll'. I \ Abcrnath v. ~
i With "THE HECKER FAMIL Y" (All the way from Minnesota I We don't care if you paint your hair blue, rip the sleeves off your shirt or pierce your ear.
But don't s moke just to be l ike your fri ends Or 10 b e differe nt from your fflends. Or 10 be a nything at a ll . Becaus9'"'"whh everythi n g we knO'N auout cigaretles tOday, there's only one thing yo u ' ll be it you stan smoking now. And thal's sorry . Sorry you can't get up In the morning without COughing you,. lungs Out. SOf"ry you can't c l imb a single flight 0' s tairs without getting 'N' i nd. ed . Sorry . that every time you tight one up, your risk ot heart dlseaBe goes up. If you 're already a smoker. take some time to s top and think It aU the way through . R ight now, it 's yovr deciSion . In the tong run , i t '. your Ii'a.
VvrnE FIGHTIN:; FOR 'lOJR LIfE
AmerIc:aI,'Heart AlIG cIaIton
\ . 13 in all!!!) I
! I i FRIDA Y • Special Serllice at 7:30 p.m. 1\
I (AII·Teen Afterglow to follow.) I 1\ I
SATURDA Y • SpeCial Serllice at 7:30 p.m. I I I ! EASTER SUNDA Y - I i ! I * 10:00 a.m . • GIANT COMBINED WORSHIP SERVICE \
I (Oller 150 expected!!!) I !. ! * 12:15 p .m. VICTORY CELEBRATION DINNER "
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(Everyone is INVITED - There'll be Plenty for You)
- Giant Easter Egg Hunt for All Children!
I * 2:00 p.m. - AFTERNOON CELEBRA TJON with
"The Hecker Family" IN CONCERT
* 6:00 p.m. - EVENING GRAND FINALE
First Church of the Nazaren.e 511 Ave. E R. AII.n Sch,.,., -",,'or
"Wit.,. Thin,. "'EXCITING - .nd You .rt IMPORTANT"
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PLAINS GRAIN &
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FARM NEWS
GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS
IJ JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT
Abem.thv 298·2541 .
Fruit And Vegetable Meeting
Plainview area fruit and vegetable . growers arc in\·ited 10 disl'uss Ihe plans for a Plain view area Farm er!<l Marke t, Halc Counl )' Extcns ion Age nt Bob Benson. announced today.
The meeting will be h c ld o n Thursday. March 27. al 7:30 p.m. al the PJain" ic\, Chambe r of C{)mmcr~.
710 W. 5th St , Da vi d Currie of t he Texas De partme nt o f l\ grkulturt: will assbt in Ih e IItceting .
"The purpu\ t: ("I f th e mce tillg ," Curril~ said. " i~ to s{'(" hm' maTl\" arCa fruit a nd vcgl'la blc !-! row(.'T!I 'would parli eipal " in a rc tail Fnrmcrs Mark('f. It takc!<I al !t.-;I\t 20 ~c llcr .. to support a s lh.·t·('\sfu l "',"0 ur Ihr ('l' - d;t~ a \"l'd maTh!. W(' a rc n't 'iur(' ho\\ man) prcxlu('('TS art· in tefeS1<.'d in a Far mer\ Mark,."1 f<'Ir Pl lti mit.~" . allhllu~h \\c 'rc
ho pC"ful bc(.' .au sc lubbock wenl so we ll. I want to c .\p la ll1 In produ(:crs ho\o, sUl·ce ... sfu l o lher markCI'i around the ~ I a l (' IHI\'e' bee 11 . There is ;1 lot of SlIpPMt for a marke l from Ihe busincs!<I a nd ci.vi<- leade rs," Currie added.
T he Agrku lllJre COlllmittee of Plai n· \i t.'" C hamber nf (OITlmen.' l· i~ vcn' \ up pnrlin'. a n. o rdi ng to Cha lllbe'r Director J im Fe rret!
Thr('(' Ill t'TlIhc·r .. o f Ihal l·Olllll tittt.'c. l ewt S('111cr. ~·t an in Meek and Mark Lcach, along \ .. 1111 Ib k C() unl ~
rt' \ ici('n l IhHnl'r B,trrl\\ d 1. h :1\t: agreed In <! ... ~i\ t IJI\ it 5Il'l'rlll).! CO I1lOliI H.'e 10
h('lp nq,HII1I/\.' !hc IIHtrkl'l . Olher area pr,ldul't.·r ... " 111 lw :lIld t: d to Ih e \1t.·Crlllg ( Ollllllllll"(,' ,II 11ll' tl.b rch ~..,.
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John Deere row-crop tractor savings countdown We have a good selection of JOhn Deere 4050 through 4850 Row·Crop T,aclors lhal you can buy at huge savings The earlier you buy. Ihe more you can save See us for details
• In terest ·lree tlnanclng ' unld January' . t 987 on new models (Oclober ' . t 986 on used models)
• Discount in lieu 01 finance waiver on new models
• Very anract lve factorf discounts passed on to you
s,.... us right a .... ay· t .... ",.m .. , the bene,
Joe Thompson Implement
298·2541 105 Ave . D Lubbock 762·1038
Introducing the new John Deere 100 Series
The $115· you don 't spend this year will buy a lot more lawn tractor than last year
New John Deere 100 Series tractors offer a 101 more than last year 's models ... and . in most cases. for a lot less. Five models in the '86 line sell for $140 to $170 less and two models sell for the same suggested lisl p,rices as their 1985 counlerparts. \Vhal do you get in 86? Sleek new styling. Fully enclosed 9· to 17·hp
engines. Plus full· pressure lubrication and overhead valves on most models. Sec us soon and save.
.A\)~ .edUl.1lon in i uggested list P!'!Ce 0119..'16 100 . 'rw:s lTa..'lors ~ 10 f985 model . Some InOOels Aa\t' largt'r 1Od1\'ldua! R\'Ul¥S,
othrn "" thC' ...".. pOco Actual st'lbng IiI'lC< of '''''h model "Ill)' \ '111')' by dealer.
JOe Thompson Implement
2H-1I41 101 AM. D lubbock 7 -1
NCC WRITES LYNG: The National Cotlon Coun ci l ha s made II recom· me ndatio ll 'i 10 Agr iculture Secre tary Ric hard Lyng 0 11 art min i'io l(· r ing th e paymen l·in. kinrl ( ('rli fi ca le programs 3uthorl .t('d k lr l'llttUll in Ihc new farm la\\ .
The " l1 ggcs lion~ \\ e rc contai ned in a le tte r 10 thc ' t.· CTt'ta r\' from Cou nci l Prc '>l dt.'nl lIon1 Cline ·\..If La m esa. who ... <llli the ac ti~n \' a .. t:"lkCIl ill an effort 10 (,,\:Il(' dit c" US D A ('ollon p rOl,! r am
. dt' , · I ... in n ... . lil t' J{ l'l'ommendJ liuns we re dl,\t'lupcd altl'r a tl'lephullc ron fcrenl'c o f t'olllll·,1 uffi l l' r,
Cline ad\ ... ed l~ 11# Ihal Implementa . tum III the rOUth' ll reul fllmt.'ndatioll)' \\ null! makl> thl' l'~ ,"Ih {,'Oll u n pru,g ra m mort: t'fti r icnt Jlld cfh.' rt i\'c for bo th thl." ('ottlln Jndustr~ and the go vc rn . m(.' lI l.
CACTlO,," t: RGED OS FIFR A CHANGES : Oak H IJ~<, . I . " cOllon pfl xlu":' r Duk\' Barr . 1t., ... lI fy mg for the ~,ltHlflal (Oll l ll1 ( outh.·II. ha ... urged J
. -I, ~u ... c \ grkuhurc \Ubl'oll1mi tl N' 10 I' H · r \I \I..' \ :!uthl!l In .11ll t·ncJ lng t he Fec1 c r :lI l ll'l l'l tHHtc . Flln~I'ldc . and H ()d('l1tl~ Idc .. h I
Barr \.11(1 I h;ll1g t.· ~ \hlJuld not be: Ill,lde In tht.' 1,1 \1 ~ 1l\t.' rr\1l1~ JX'~lic id c:~ th :l l \\ duld Ulll u ... t lflabh .Tl~ ... lncl th t: f.t r llll-r ... u" ... , ,1 P~' ''{ l l HI l' '' 11 1 ill ~' r t' a~e tll" pr.",lUd lll ll ... 11,) 1 ...
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t tl l h.t()! ~· flo l' " fl l r rt..'.~ l '>T t." rlng or rl' rq,n ... tl'rlll)::: Jl l'''l l ': 1tk~ BJrr \Jid Iht.' ''' l' ~u ... h \\ lI uld hl ' pa ..... t.' d on 10 f.lrrnt· r ... , an d n lHll d rt· .. lfI (· t [ he dt, \t·!t ll'lll t· 1l1 !If llt' \\ :lf1J \Jfc.' r prl1d . ud"
COST,(t'TTING STRESSED: Thl' Jnlnl CoII, \I1 Indu ... ln B ~l k Padaglng CO lllnllll c l III r~'\ ! 'Il tI'f pad.:lJ:?lng
mate rial ~pt·ci fka liom. for 1986. has pUI t:mphas is on maint aini ng quality at reduced co.s r
Mec tin g in Mem phis " illl Chairman He rman Pro p st, Anto n. produ cer preSiding. the commil tec hcard reporl'i on expe rime nt a l tesl prHduclS, con lam. inat i,) n . a nd \ ilfl,J U\ ~a mple - ho l e patching 3yslems . McmhNs decided Ihat bencfit " frnm l~omplete ly ('ovc-ring samplt: cut s "uuld not off .. t t patc hing costs a t presc rll . They appointed a tec hn ical subconl miltl'e. howeve r , to con tinu e C\ aluating th e move and rl..' fininjl. pa h.'hing ~y ... lc ms
FA RM BilL OFFERS HOPE: NatlIH1;i1 Co tf on Co un c il Pres ident lIo~d Clinc of lJmesa says if the new fa rm la" i\ administe rcd in the rig hl \ \ ,1\. C .S .... '011 011 produccr3 wi ll be ,Jbk Ii ) reI urn 10 morc norm al produc tion and go\(' rnment p rogram 1..'11"" 1\111 dn)p.
SpC' ,1kITl ,1.! Jt thi.' Tc'x .:l. s Inde pendent GlIlnl ' r ,> ' annual mC('ling in Corpu ~
Ch ri\ti . (Iinl' said fi\c So uthern H(' ml"phl'rl' {"un l r1e ... haH' already cut back Ih e'ir .... \l1Wn ac reaJ!.c by 13 pc rcenl and t\lh e r cou ntr ie .. ar e l' XPl'clcd I" fl llhl\\ ~ut1. Ch ina has rc.:dl1l..·('d It s ~'I' ll un arrcage from 14 ·JO pi·ree n!. ,1Thl tht' govc rn mellt is giving f:lrml·r ... It., ...... I lln'nll\l' I~l gru\\ (·oUo n . In :Iddll i(' I1. the Coun!,.·il prcsldent said. ,I rllJJ\lr L' .) \~ nthcli...' fiber producer h:I'> pha ... erl n ut 20 pt' rCl' nt of its po l ~(,\h:r .,T;lpk ~'apan t ~ and cut back lin its tiber rC'Ic3r,· h .
W ith \\ \\rld \, i(l(' (' olt nn consumption nil" ~rll\\ lIlg rapld l ~. Cli ne said the \hJ\\ d\l\\n in fort:lgn ('otlnn production .llId tht." \\ t)rking I)ff of e xcess s tocks ht."re ;l11 d HI Chin;, b"iF-h te n U.S. ('otlo n PTlltilhCr.,· pru"'pt.'lt... .
105 A,e. D Abem.lhy. Teu!' . 793 11
Lubbock 762· 1038
Crosby County Farmer Named Hero
A· Crosby Cuunty farmer who risked hi s life to re scue 3 " o man from CIC('lroc ulion in a farm accid e nt wa), an noun rcd Monda .. , as winner of the Iq86 Texas Rural Heroism award .
C. R. "Clayburn" Marsh. 49 . of Cros bvton was honored at the 47th annu~l Te .la s / So uthwe stern Sa fet' Co nfe re nce and Expos itio n for rescu·· ing Mrs . Dec (Sherry) Moses. 32. of Crosbyton on Dece mbe r 8 . I 'l85. The annual aw ard is s po nsorcd by the Texas Farm a nd Ranch Safetv Coun cil Ben Bullard . as si stant sa fe t~ director for the Texas Farm Bure au. 'is Co uncil pres ident.
The accide nt occurred ju st before sundown on farm aboul t I l miles ea~ T of Mounl Blanco o n th e SOUiIl Plains. Marsh , wh o farms with the Moses family . said thaI he saw Mrs. Moses drivi ng a Tractor a nd pulling a (..'o tton modu le builde r " 'he n its packer arms ra rne in contac t with a 7.200-.... 011 power l i ne.
Ma rs h wa!'i about 20 feet away and reali zed Ihe danger she was in. He ye lled to he r to s tay on the tractor so as no t to be ground(.'d.
" No! knowing he wanted me to s lav ()Il the t ractor. 1 imme diately ju mped . :' Mr~. Mo~e~ re(,·alled. " Th e moment I wen t out of the d oo r of the tra ctor is the last I remember. "
Mrs Moses said whcn s he jumped
from Ihe tr:lctor the " fone of th e (cll'(' lricah Cu rre nt pulled me back in lo the tral'lor ." pmning her between the step a.nd back wheel. The lires were blO\\ n Oul and Ihe \-"ire ca ught on fire.
Mar!Jh ~a id b lul.' flamc!<l an inch in diame te r ,\ cre shooting 6-H inches fmm her tc'et. He fin ally freed the .....o man after three altempts. ripping her ja\..kc l in the proce!<ls,
R\ Ihi ... time. her husband. " 'ho was upt.'nlling ~ (:olton han'es lcr e lsewhere In Ihe fkld. h~d notked thc inCident a nd ru",hc-d h I Ih{' o;ccne . Un certain if '>he \\ erc ~ till al iq;·. the mcn r ushed her IS mll c), 10 the Crosbyton hosp ita l.
Ph y)'icI<l IlS in itial1 ... fcared the .... 0 -man \, Quld low both fcc!. Hm .. (' \er . rhc', \\lTl' able to ..,a\,c a ll CXl'C pt the 'Ima ll to(''1 dnd metata rsa l..:; on each foot along \\ ilh pari of hcr r ight index flll~er . Silt' abo )'u<;laincd seve re burm 1(1 he r hi p .
"I tha nk God I am al ive to ra ise our !hrC"l' (,,·hlldrcn." Mrs . Moscs said . .. , thank Clay burn M;H~ h . who has a wife . three l·hil d ren. an d t\\"o gra nd· ch. i ldr~,f1. fm r isk ing his life to sa \'('" mme .
M ars h t(M1k sume' of Ihe curre nt \\ hen he grabbed M r),. Moses' jacket. Safety e ,'(pert s say he a\ oided poss ible se riou ~ i njur~ b~ not pullmg her by the hand .
When going on a picniC, put hot dogs in a wide-mouthed thermos end fill with boiling water, They wilt be ready to eat by the time you reach your spot.
Come by & meet Mike Riggs 15 years experience metal man
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Case International Wheat Producers Should Check For Greenbugs Farm Equipment Dealer
W h\..'al prudll \'c r ~ 11\ Hale Counh ~ h !Ju ld (' hcd thl'ir (il' ld" nu .... fo'r W("l'/lhu~~ . • ld'l.,e .. Extl' n\IUI\ AgentE I1"\Il HlIII!-l~ , Lrq,! ("rl1nholm.
Rt'll' nt \\ IIt;lt ., Uf\ l'\", IJIl Iht South Plaln\ ha,,'" .. ho .... 11 all im'r ... ·a.~c: III r h l'~('" 1II ... t.·d ... \\ tth the \\arl\l \"(..'alhl' r of Ihe p;),,1 ft.,,, \\ cl'k .. . "Gt: lI l' rall\ "',)elllng. ~r("cnbug Ilumbl'f)' .tn· hig hc r :H thb time III fi<.:ld~ \\hil.: h h3\l' nOI been ~ra.tl·d." CNnh,lI m .. aid .
" Th(' \\"~a lhl'r play~ an Im po rt a nl mit.' 111 gn'tllhug a l,ti\' tt ~, ." hc sa id . M ild \\ca lher brin~ ~ ab~)u t in~'rl'a-,ed grl~ c nbtl R ' !l umbe r", 1I)' rh ('\ ca n rCpW(iu l'l' rl' ad ily a t I t.· mpl'r~t urc s down h\ 55 deg rees. Ho" 'cvcr . be low OS d eg rees such bencfi cia l inseC'b 8S I~d~ hct.'lles rcprodllct, ~ Iu" Iy. and this ~i tu u lioll ~'an result in a g ree n bug build· up . "
G rt:c llbug damage I>la nl s by injecting t:I toxin hUtl the leaf as Ihey feed. Thc toxin kills thl' leaf around the area where the aphi d inse rts it s mouth· parts . Repeated feedings can cause
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think out loud.
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Play it sale and ask someone to get you to a hospital emer· gency room - immediately.
th<' \\ htl l(' kaf {(I (il(' . In fcs led fi e lds mal, h ;.I\c y elhlw ... pu ts appearing \\ h e- rl..' th e g r(,l'nbug~ are mo re ""IIl t.'l' lI tra I I..'(t ,
" Th~'~(' ~ d ltl\\ '1ptlts can a lso be · l'i\u'>t'd b~ r1WI ... lurl· ... tro,'~s or lIitro1!!cn dcfinc l1 !..'Y. " , • .lI d C ronhillm , Wh eal gr\l\\'Cr\ 3r(' l· n\·\lUra).!('d to spe nd sOllle linl\.' t.o.ulll1illing pl.tll t!'. und scouting til(' ir fie ld f\l r grcrnbugs.
The necd for a pplying an insecticide (kpc'nd~ On th l:' number of grcenbugs prc~cn t . p lant ~ilc, mois ture cond i· l ions and eff(' (' t iv(' nes~ of beneficial ill~ect ~. A ~ a ge neral ru lc, grcl'nbugs ,> 1H..luld be treated whe n popula tions r('uch 100 to ]00 pc r (I)o t of drill row on wheal (hreT to six inches tall. Thert.' an' ),cveral insel' tiddes which arc effecti ve in red uci ng eco no mi c infestations of Ihis pes t.
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, I noticed Conllress'man Combest !,'Used throulh this area the other day on the campaign trail. Hopefully, he .... littin. down with folks and talking lbout 'hls voting record.
Did he tell anyone lbout his yote on HR 2100 which was Congressman Miller'. amendment to deny federal
. assistance to anr fa~ho failed to provide drinking ~w.ter and sanitation facilities to hi. farm workers? Con· gre .. nten Gonzale.. Ortiz and de I. Garza " of Teus voted for it. You lIueased it. Combe.t yoted again.t water and toilets Cor the men and women (and children) working in the flelda of this country.
Perhaps if Our Congre •• man would spend a few month. this .ummer working ten hours a d.y in the field •• he would deyelop a keener understanding of why his colleague. voted for the amendment. It is a sh.me good common sense and human decency eluded Combesl on this yote .
Sincerely. Stephen C. Mcintyre
2417 27th St. Lubbock. TI. 79411
Dear Coach Mouser: I want to offer my congratulations to
you and your team on your state championship, and thank you person· a lly for your cooperation in helping make our broadcasts sound as professional as possible ,
I also want to thank you for coming . up and being a guest on Sports Talk. I am hoping in the very near future to have a " Championship Sport. Talk" . including yourself and olher ba.ketball coaches at the high .chool leyel who achieved regional and state titles.
AI.o. all of our games would not have been possible if it was not for the fine businesses that sponsored Lady Lopes ba.ketball . " 24 in aU. more than any other town in the two years I have been dong game. on K.A.T.X , Congratulations to the City of Aberna· thy .nd the Lady Lope • .
Recent new. indicated that drug abuse. i. on the increase. One question •• ked increasingly by parents is: ' !How can I tell if my chUd Is using .drup'"
Thomas A. Gleaton. Ed. D .. Georgia State UniYersity • • u!llest. that parents con.ider the following .u.peelS:
I. Does the child .eem to ~e changing? Is the child' becoming more: irritable, less affectionate, secretive. unpredictable. hostile. depressed. uncooper.tiye •• pathetic. withdrawn •• ul· len, easily provoked. over sensitive?
2. Is the child becoming les. re.pon.ible? I. the child: not doinll chore.. late coming home. tardy at: school. forgetful of family occasion. (birhtday.. etc ,) . . not cutting gr •••.
. allowing room to be untidy. not completing homework?
3. I. the child changing friend •• dre •• code or intere.ts? H.s the child: a new group of friend., the langu.ge of new friends . hair styles li,ke new friend •• become reluct.nt to talk .bout new fricnds, become very interested in rock music and concerts. become Jess interested in school. sports and aca<lemic hobbies. reCu.ed to talk about p.rents of new friend.. started insisting on more privacy. demanded permi'ssfon to stay out later than
Struve Family Center Co·op Gra in Company Hi-Plains Hospital of Hale Cente r Abemalhy Co-op Gin Vecchio's Firsl Slale Bank S & H Weldin g While Gold Gin Pay·N·Sa,'e Struve Implemcnt Dr. Peppe r of Plainview Bill' . He & She Diamond Gallery We.·T·Go Wolf Irrigatio'n Newlon Radio & TV Higginbotham. Bartlett Lumber Co. Counlry (oUage in Ha le CCllter Perry Bros. Variety Store
u.usal? 4. Is the chUd more dHllcult to
communicate with, Does the child: refuse to talk about detail. of friendship group activitie.. reftiie to discuss "drug issues." become defen· .iye when negatiye effects of drull. are discussed. strongly defend oc· casiorial use or " el.perimental use of ~SS by peers. insist th.t odults haslel their children. bep to defend "rights" of youth. prefer to talk 'about bad habits ~ adults?
5. I. the child beginning to show p~ic.1 and/or mental deterioration?
. Doe. the child show: disordered thinking or idea. and thought patterns th.t .eem out of order. heightened sensitivity to touch, smell and taste, increased appetite (rom marijuana .moking (known a. the munchies). los. of .bility to blu.h. decrea.ed ability in rapid thought proce •• a motiyational .yndrome. weight lo.s?, .
Behavioral changes as discussed In
I through 5 may occur over a period of a few · months. the summer, or over a year or more . These behavioral pattern. .hould be monitored clo.ely by the parent. More bl.t.nl beh.yior will begin if the child can manipulate hi. way through the aforementioned examples and more obvious druS use behavior will begin to occur.
6, I. the child'. behayior becoming more intolerable to parent? Does the
child : demand his right to drink alcohol. refuse to spend oddltional. time on .tudie. eyen thoUlh .... des are. down, insist that teachen are unfair. become extremely irritable. refu.e to do chores. use b.d I.nguage.
come home late with alcohol on breath. claim people are teUinl lie. on him. cllim never to haye smoked pot. not want to eat with or .pend time with family . act very secretive on telephone? .
After behayioral clue. to drug use. there u.ually comes the tell.t~le
phy.ical evidence which i. difficult to deny. The child will usually lie or giYe half truth. to parents when caught.
7. I. the child becoming carele.s in his drug u.e? Does the child: forget to replace the liquor .tolen from parents' cabinet . put Ihe bottle between mattresses, leave the " roach" in the flower pot, in bathroom or C4r ashtray. forget who vomited in the family car, insist that marijuana found in car or room belongs to someone else?
S. Is the child becoming drug dependenl? Doe. the child : I.ke money from his parents . brothers or sisters. steal objects from home that are easily converted to cash , tie chronic.lly. drop oul oC .chool?
I. Ih e chi ld: eaughl .hoplifting. charged with burglary. ch.rged with prostitution, arrested for drug use or delinquenl al·t?
Doe. Ihe child attempt .uicide?
Senior Games Slated
Senior Texans from all fou r corners spommrship of The Games this ycar of the 's tate will be competing in the beca u sl~ of it s lung-standing inlerest to fitfth annual Texas Senior Games May en courage health y . ac tivc lifes tyles 21 -24 at the University of Tcxas at among the senior population . Arlington, The conlcs tu.nt s in th e a thle lie
Thi s fo u r ·day event cmphasizes cvcn ts will bl' co mpe t ing agai ns t health . fitne ss, fun. and friendship . pe rsons in their own age grouping, and is ope n 10 any person 50 years of which wi ll b<' 50·54 , 55,59. 6(1,64. agc or older. according to Hal Geldon. 70· 74 . 75·79. SO·89 , 90 and over. The Executive Dire(.' tor of thc Games. In 1985 Gamcs had three I.'onlcstants who 1985 over 1200 persons competed in 52 were more than 90 years of age with alh lelic and recreational events. These the oldest being 96 ; over JO compcti · include track and field, billiards, tors were in the SO 's: and the largest softb a ll .. sw immin g, bowling. go lf , number of contestanls wen ' in th eir tennis, horseshoes , washe rs , bridge. 6O 's. dancing. racquetball . baskelball free Regis tralion fees for the Gam c!!. are
V throw. bil·yding. (,'hcders , forty.two, onl y 52 for ('ach eve nt l.' nI t"r('d. plu !!. a
Book Review
A Call To Arms
, by ...... W--. ReYIe ..... by ........ SotIde'
Those .. ho belt a path each week to the Abernathy Public Library .. ill ascribe to the phUosophy of Ernest Heminpay. and I quote. "All 800d boots are aIlte in that they are truer than if they really happened to you and after you are finished reading one, you will feel that It all happened to you; the good and the bad. the ecstacy. the remorse and sorrow. the people and places Including the weather. "
The librarian handed me the newest arriYe. " A CaU To Anns" and .. sured me this noyel was right down my aUey . John Welcome. the author. has been involved in horses, racinl and fOI hunting aU hi. life. He was born .nd reared in Ireland he moved later to Kenya. Africa. the .etting for the book. .Because he has elperienced Ihese .port.. he is able to write an authoritative. intricate, driving book
and a sports medicine and physical fitness clin i\:.
Honorary Chairpersons of The Games havc include First Lady Mrs. Rita Clements. Darrell Royal, Tom Landr)" and SMU ba.kelball coach
Ma1l to: TEXAS SENIOR GAMES
with created clwacten that fit the fut pace of World War U settInJ. The Idioa .1artI OIl page one and attncts the reader to the end. .
The lIQYel bep. with the beJinDiDI of World War D and the cloelaa era of the hone rscina days of !reland and their advantaged and unperturbed country side.
Stephen Rlymond WII forced to leave !rellnd I ,nd III It meant t9 him •• eyen his loyer. Barblra • to IiYe In KenYI. where he became ·a oafari guide. He left Barbara married to cruel. rich Andrew Massister. Andrew <liIcovered that the first·born _ to Barbara belonged to Stephen Ray· mond. There was no doubt of the resemblance of little Kit to his father. Stephen. Knowinl this. Andrew used all of his ruthlessness against the child. Barbara IiYed in conolant terror of the .. ealthy. InOuentiai Andrew. She continually feared his retaliation lIIalnot Stephen and Kit and even herself. The prestlaiou! Andrew hod a powerful grip both in Ireland and Kenya. Andrew Corced Kit from his beloyed !rellnd Ind the suspense of the story Is how he finally located his rell flther and disawered his true identity.
Welcome hu the Ibility to help you really liye the Irish races. ACriel "ClriS and World War II airborne life.
The relder will enjoy the fut· moving. adyenturous story with a light touch o( romance.
Dave Bliss . The deadline for registering for The
Games is May 7. Registration forms and olher information may be obtained by compleling and mailing Ihe blank below,
P. O. Box 676 Richardson, TeXIS 75080
Please !>end .e copies of the official r~9istration form for the Te~enl or Games for Fun and Fl tness.
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~<:: ... ~~"--z//~· ' .? tablc te nnis and the 5K and 10K. faci li t \' lise ft' 1.' of 52 .50 ('a('h for More Ihan 1.1SO sludenls &1 TellS New Deal : Mand y Thompson. zoology. ({~...... - This Olympk style sports gathcring bowling. billiards. and lennis , and 5J Tel'll U ni \' (' r si l~ rt!cc ivcd degrees in Ab('rnafhy: Darrk k Sla ll ings, pot't rol. Craig Texacl) is sponsored by the Texas Senior for go lf. Free en' nt !!. include th(' (.'Q mm('nl.· l.~ mC lll I.~Ke rdses AI the con- c um e ng in ee ring. Abe rn l lh y: Ind Farmer's Tuco Gin Games for Fun and Fitness. Inc., a opening ceremonies, a li n .' big band elusion of thl' 1985 fall semes ter. wilh Sail) Harrlck. art CdUc,'u llon, Aherna. Thompson Imple ment The highest United States non'profil organization whkh deve l- music dall l:l' party, PO~ I ~rea kfas t s ror se \'l.~ ':al from Ihis art-I . th y.
66' Butane & Fertili ler ;::::r~/~~~~ion i. the oped and iniliale~ The Games, and by all conle",n!> and Ihe ir familie. , a , _ Br:. ~~~al~, rl e"" d, eegl,r8e,en'~'~r'l:nrge la.w,.ahrndoelod",yto. Mu ter' s deg ree; Malena Go ugh. Sanders Auto Supply Pos t Ce re a ls . Pos t has e ntered health fair wilh l11 edkal <:ht·d.· ups. L.iI •• m .• ... ... ... D . education. Abt!rnath~'.
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:Lakevie~ Philosopher .: ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW THURSDAY, MAJlCH 77, 1986 PAGE 7 he doesn't squirm much on the bench, on 580.000 a year require s a a robe ought to last him several years. judgment beyond the judicial capacity The style never changes. so keeping of the judges, r----~------------------I
I I The Statue of Uberty-Ellis IsUnd Foundation, Inc. I .'80,000 Not Enough • t·, For Judges
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up wilh robe fa.hion doe.n·1 play a parr. They don ' , have to pay for their derks and secretaries. And they get paid on time every month. even if it is with borrowed money.
I' ve seen pictures of some Federal judges and while some of them are overweight. none looked like he had a grocery bill of S80 ,OOO a yea r,
Dear Edi tor:
According 10 Chid Just ice Warren Burge r. Federal judges around the counlry <Ire und('rpaid and hav ing a hilrd tim c makin g e nd s mcel on salaric, of S80.000 a yca r.
It doesn 't go for the office rent . The gove rnment pays that. It doesn 't go ror officc utili ties. the gove rnment r ay., fur that. including the te lephone. II doesn' t go for (he use of the courtroom. The government furni shes thu!.
As you k llO \\', Federal judges are appointed for l ife. so they don't have to spend money running for reo clediun. Of course, there may hav been some political c;lCpe nse support· ing a Se nat o r be fo re t he Se nal o r rCi..'omme ndcd him fu r appoi ntment . bUI onee in. Ih,u 's ovcr . Morcov~ r. cxrepl for serious mis·
conduct. J, judge can' t be fired . not l'\'C 1! for mis·i nlerpre ling the Constitu· . I've been Irying to fig ure out where
a judgc's salary goes. I don' t know whether a judge has to
pay for hi s own robe. but I be lieve if .-------... lion,
Ju~ WESTM~.~~ Public Notice
\ :-'1.\ H I~ " I "f If!(.t II II ~ In' I I'" ADVERTISEMENT FOR
BIDS FOR STREET IMPROVEMENTS
CmOF ABERNATHY. TEXAS
Sp.el... 3 b.dreom with .. orkohop.
Lar,o brl<k home In _try. 2 M'Ift on ,. • ....,nl. A b&raoln at only 555 .000 , ReatOdel to lull )our 1MIe.
IIricIt 3·2· 1 0111.· 539,500
3-1.0 for 536.500.
NO CLOSING COST ~Mo"ola
3 b~droom. 2 bolh . Ihina """" and cka, Larr baK_t. O .. ner wll po,. <ta.Ia& ..,.1.
3-1.0 • den; 530.000
OWNER flNANClNG 2 bedrooml. I bath , Ilvi11a _ and cka.
52500 down .
MiD 'lOa 3 Ixdroom, 2'/1 bath. , In Phillip • . Addition. EaerlY dOcient with many eltra,. Low monlhl) ulllIt) bUl • .
3· 2·0 o,'er 2.000 "'I . ft . tfomt" or 'n"coltraf'nl propt"r1~ .
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N011CE TO BIDDERS
298-2440
Sea led p ro posa ls ad drcsscd 10 the Honorab le Mavor and Cih' Council of Abernalhv . Tc~.lS , will bt! recei\('d ' at Ih e offi ce o ( Parkhill . Smilh ,\: Cooper. Inc .. 40 10 Ave nuc'R. Lu b· bod: . T~ :.: as. un t il 2:00 p . m , . April 7. 1986 for fur nts hln g all nerC'ssa ry mal~rial!\. . mal'hinery, equipmenl , ~upe rin t endenC't.'
and labor for cleaning and seal coating ~'e rt.ain Slr~ts for Ihe CII\ 11f Abe rnath\·, Texalo. ro m,:lsttng ur approx. ima tely J8.JOO square yards of " Seal Coali ng". ind ud · inN olhe r incide ntal item:, of \Io Qrk u called for In lhr specifica llohS . CM$ Bidden mu:,t submit a Ca.s h ier ·~ Check or Cert ifi ed Ched iss ued b\ a ba nk ~.a l i sf.l (' lun 10 rhe ·O .... ner . or a P ro pos~ 1 Bo nd fro m a rel iab le Suret y Co mpan y. payable IA ilhuut re('Ourse to Ihe order of THE c ln OF ABERNATHY, TEXAS, in an amount nol less. tha n Ii \'c percent 15 "'0 ) of the larges t possibl~ hid submitlt'd 3.!> a gu.a nn t ~ Iha l t he biddn \\, III enler into Il ro rH ract and ('xt"CU le bo nds and
FOR SALE: 3 bedroom • . I II bath . I · car 8ara gl~ Luge ~tl,) rm ct llar . (III An na O' Ella Rcal E~t3 Il'. '95,1818,
FOR SALt::: R .... uced S2 .500 ) · ] · 2 "Lrh 13tg(" h3st"ment . ga mC"fl.lOm . !t\\, Imming pool 0" ner rarn no l l' Good I().:atiun . ~r 10111 St. Call Jo,h HO\A,u d. 198·2803 .
(19 · 21<' )
FOR SALE: Tu be mO" 'd, 5 nXlms. plus balh hOIl"'" IInrt meto l c. rport , BOo·298·2022
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REDUCED SIO.OOO!~ liou" and al-rl'3~C, S45.000. Call Speck or Cora il e.· COl al 1q6 · b3~ 1 or 29J, ' 075. N '~h" l'ali 293,2J04 .
(20·41<)
I For Rent I FOR RENTI 2 bed roo m, full bat hs . mob ilt· home , furni s hed or unfurn is hed, on pa\·cmenl. Ca ll 298-1351 after 6 p.m.
11 9, llp)
One 100·w.t1 inc.nd .. · cent t-:ulb produces more light than two &G,wln bulb • . whh 20 ,*""nt Ie .. enerlY conlumption.
FOR SALE: On 141h SI. in Abernath\' . J b<:d room. 2 L'a r attached garage. L.ugt' Ivl on ("Orner .lIey. New .. 11 · 111 (' ba th wi th doubl·e '>!nl: Nt" .... hea ling and l ir ~o l\dill l'ning . Home co m· plt., td) r('dQne inside . Must 'I.'t· InI('rIOr 10 .a pprecia te . Call L hUd. C' ro m ... ·c ll for app"Hllt01cnl. Hub City Real E:. I.I<' . ' <14 ·8189,
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I aft e r n O l ic l~ o f 3IAud ~f For Sale . contract 10 him . Bids wi lh ,
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FOR SAL E: Voh e l sofa and redinl' r ch:m . One pai r t USh">"l dr3pcs, 72" , 84". ,, " In (J:('c llc nl condition, Call 2QST87 .
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FOR SALE: Brodal '01
dIa mond ri ng . 14 tl . white gold. SU 5. C. II 298,2073.
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FOR SALE: Good Harmon), elec t r ic g Uitar. 135 , 995 ,4442,
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FOR SALt::: Frigidai", re ' fri ge rator , fn~'~zer un top. Ward ches t type fre eze r. 806· 29S, 2022
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Ther •• re 11 time Ion" in the Soviet Union. the world'. I.rg.,t country.
Proposa l Bo nd "ill not be con~i dcred .
The successful bidder will be rcq uired to furnish a PerrormanL~c Bo nd and 3 PiI\'mcnt Bond, C'ach in the a n~o u n t of fh e co nt rac t . \\, ri ll c n by a re s pons ib le Surl·t y Company. aUl horized to do business in Ihe Sla t ~
of Te ,. 3.~ , and s31bfactory to th e O\\,·lJcr .
All lump sum and unil pril."'eS must be .s tated in both script and figures. In case of ambiguit y or lack of dea rn ess in s la t ing the p rin~s of th e b id s, th e Owner resen 'cs the rig ht 10 consider tht most adva ntag. eous ('Onstrucliun thereof. or 10 reject the bid . The Owner rcurves . the rig ht to reje('t any or a ll bids. to waivc formalities, and to accept the bid which see ms most ad\' antascous to the City's interests.
Subscriptions Due In March
Manager. Aberna thy. Tex· as. and Parkhill . Smilh & Cooper . Inc . . Engineers. Arch it ects· Planne rs. 40 10 ,h 'enut! R, Lubbock. Texas. ml2.
Copies of [he plans and spedfi c3 tio ns and cont ract docu ments mav be secured fro m Parkh ili. Smith & Cooper. Inc .. Engi nee rs· Ar chile cts· Pla nner s. 40 I 0 A\'t'nuc R. Lubbock. Texas, -<14 12.
The Cit\' of Abe rnarhv, TK . B \'~ J . Pete Thn~p~un ,
. Mayor
Atl e~1.
Ote lla CIt'nH .. ~ nt Cit~ Secretary
:O;011CE
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The board of Tru5t~es of the Abernathy Independenl School Dis trict will aC'Ct' pl bid~ o n I\\, O (2) f ifl een pa,)~l'nger \·ans . Bids should be submitted to the Super· in tendent ' s office no laler Ihan 5:00 p.m., Monday. Ap nl 7, 1980. Bids ~' itl be opened b) the board in a reg ul ar mee lin g at i :JO p . rn .. l\'t o nda~· . Apr il , . 1986 . The Boo rd reserves Ihe right tn reject any and all bId.
For furthC' r in formation. C'Ontacl Superintenden1 Gid B, Adkisson, Jr al (BOo) 298,256.3 .
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YARD WORK: Wou ld )'ou like )'our yard mow('d? Lighl hauling done. I "ill do il. Call Jeff Smilh. 298·207 1,
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We buy. scll or trade cars and tru cks . So uth Pl ai ns Molors .107 Ave , Q. Lub, bock , 74 7,6594 , J e rry Nichols and Gene Stephens,
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CLEAN RUGS lik e new , 50 eu\' 10 do with Slul' lustre. Re~ f e1ectrk shampoocr 51. SlnI" e Department Store.
SEE RINSE·N·VAC. Ihe in· lTCdiblc new portable stea m typ<' carpet cI.eaning syste m.
II docs Ihe job of prof • • · sional carpet dtaners at a fraction of the cosl. Rent une nOW at Stnn'e ' . Depart. lDent Store. 3 1S Main . Phonc 298·25.}1.
Yours failhfull y. I PO RtIJ( 1986, Nf!Y.' York, New York 10018 I I J'd hke Lo help SaV\! The Ludy EnclOl!ied is my W deductiblecontribuuon for I J .A,
Square Banee Clu" Performing April I
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~;::'. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I i ~ Pie..,., lel me knOlw how my enIDI"'"Y CAn help I e s tudc n ts of Promenaders
a rc Dance Club will be holding I ~; I I ,,",. " .. _b.o, I
ei r three ·qu a rt e r wa y dan ce on Tuesday. April I. al 8 p. m, al Ihe old YMCA Building al 41h St. and Beech SI. in Pla inview.
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m KEEP THE IDRCH LI'F , I\}'" Th~' ~ '<lru t,> 1'II.I~rI\ E ! h ~ I~LIf)J FlllIllJaThln
Allred North Whhehead
LOSE WEIGHT • NEW DIET bum. away up 10 15 Ibs. in a week!!! No awful tas tin g di e t foods Or powdered drinks!!! Offer _ ' de tail s ru s h s tamped addressed enve lope & 2S cents se rvice fee J , Rightmie r. Dept. M. 3804 Chimney Cr, Dr. Va , Beach. Ba, 23462 ,
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CAU your loca l used cow deale r for 7-day·a·week. free dea d stoc k re moval. C3 11 coliecl 806,293·4431. or call 1·800,692·4435 ,
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FOR SALE: l b' Hale stock trai ler , New Ooor, 298·2826 or 298-2332,
(20· 1 Ie)
The longest winning .treak in prolHsion.llootbati belonged to the Chicago Bears 01 1933·34, They were undefeated for 17 V·mes.
Job Opportunities
CUPPING NEWSPAPER ITEMS. Earn S2 10 SlO each. EJ.perience unneces· s ary!!! Offe r-detail s rush s tampe d addre ssed en · velope & 25 cents Sf!rvice fee· C. B, Exchange. Dept. M, 395 1 N, 30. Milw" WI 5.32 16.
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OPPORTUNITY: SJO.OOO first year. $30.000 or more s(' cond year . Helping peopl e, No selling , Call 2Q3·4786 . Plain view,
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ExC"C'Jlenl incom~ for part time hom~ assembly work. For info , call 312· 741 ·8400. ex" 467,
(16·41"
EASY ASSEMBLY WORKl S6OO.00 per 100. Guann· tet d Payment . No ex· perience/ No sales . Details s end self · address e d s tamped envelope : Ela .. · VltaI·5410 341S Enlerprise Rd . Ft. Pierce. FI. 33482.
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SALESPERSON WANTED
We need a hard· working person to se ll our Goodyear roof products , Wrile Ed Mahon. Consolidaled Com· panics. 1801 Easl 9th 51 .• aoyeland. Ohio. 44114.
(20·3tp)
Business Services FARM BUREAU INSURANCE
Lrfe Auto F re C,on Hall
Insurance---FOR FARM , HOME, AUTO, BUSINESS" UFE
Coralie Cox eoe SOUTH COt.uMBIA
PLAINVIEw TEXAS 79072 OfFICE 296-635 1
AES,DENCE 29J.Z304
The Wright Service Tax Preparation
298·2453 DAN WRIGHT
Abernathy 1208 13th St.
Beck's Brick Contractor
Brick· Block· Stone No Job Too Smoll
Merli Beck 298-4235
We Specialize In Slntc1urai .. Decorative
Muonry
For All \ ' our C~ment ~eeds
Call Centf'r Read\' Mb
At '
WEm' BUILDERS SUPPLY
Finisher Ie Labor AvaUabl.1f Desired
Hale Center 839-2 1 02
A1TENl10N: For your roof· ing needs. concrete work . patios. driv ewa ys. storm s helters, decks. conere le block fen ces . brick work . call Hi g ht oppe r Co nsln)c· lion al 745·S084 ,
(17.4Ip)
C&G BUILDERS
Remodeling. Panoling. Garage Con\,' ersions •. Patios. Storm Doors , and Windo~' s . Pain ling. AU type. of home repair . No job too small
1609Ave. D Abernathy 298-2086
Farm Supplies
FOR SALE: Surge val ves . irri ga tio n pi pe. hydrants. gaskets , gates. and pivot sprinkler systems. T&L Ir· rigation now offering $1..50 per foot reb ate o n pivo t system. . Call Mike at 806· 293 · 4164 o r 293· 1431 Cor detail s.
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FOR SALE: 6" irrigalion pump with or without gear head, Call 328·5392, Mr, Ed Lutrick.
(17·4tp)
Political Calendar Democradc PrImary
May 3, 1986
Shirley Groce for
Re·EIec,tlon to
Juotlce of tbe Pcace Precinct 3
Hale County
Pol. Ad v, Paid For B)' Shirlcy Groce
Terry McEachern
For Election To
Dlotrict Attorney Hale • S .. I.her
Countleo
Pol. Adv, Paid For By Terry McEachern
Dorothy Sinclair
For Re·EIection To DIltri<tOerk Holo Collllly
Pol. Adv, Paid For By Dorothy Sinclair
Mildred Tucker
FIN' Re·EIectIon to the Olllce
of County Oerlt HeIe CoUDty
Pol, Adv, Paid For By Mildred Tucker
Larry McEachern
for
Hale Conoty Democ:ntIc Party ChaJmuuo
Pd, Political Ad by Larry McEachern
FREE Personal Classified Ads
Mall Y ..... StalJe<rlpll .. Fee P.O Drawer 160 Aherulhy Weeldy Royle.. Abenaetlly. t ..... 79311
Bidders are expected to inspecl Ihe site of Ihe work and to inform themselves regardin g all lo(' al condi tions under \4'hich the work is to be done,
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Payment for the work perform.... on Ihis project will be paid Cor in clsh by Ihe City of Aber'nllhy. Telas ,
Attention is called to the provioion. of the Acto of, the 43rd Lelislature of the State of Telu . plge 91. Chapt ... 45. (Article No. 5159A Ciyil Statues of 1925)-con~rninl Ihe w"" lelle and payment of preyahinl rates of wa8fi u eatabllahed by the Own. er . kid lelle of prevailln, mhlimum rates of waae is let forth in th.e . peclOca. tiolta .
I ..... u. fOr IIdtIen . ......... ""' . ....... and ,PIIdf\CaIIOft. are ott nle at
till ... , at IIIe CIt,
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Clean Out
, Your Closets,
ABERNATHY WEEKLY ItEVEIW TllUlSDAY, MARCH rI, 19116 PAOE a
I 1 BY HELEN WADE .
Abernatliy school is ~heduled to open Monday. Aug. 31, under the direction of the new superintendent, W. V, Swinbum, who assumed his duties.here July 1. He came here from Lakeview, ttall County, where he was head of the schools. Buses are scheduled to deliver students to the school at 10 a .m. on Monday morning for the opening program in the aUditorium. Songs, devotional, under the direction of the Minis te rial Association, announcements and introduction of teachers will compose the program. Patrons are urged to attend. Children who have reached the age of six years on or before Sept. 1. 1942, may enter school this term. Beginners must have a birth certificate, and all
. students must be vaccinated against smallpd. Classes are to begin at 10 a.m. during the term.
"On The Sunny Side," the merchants' free show at the' Rita Theatre Sunday afternoon, is the story of an English boy welcomed' into an American home for the duration. Roddy McDowell, famed overnight for his performance in "How Green Was My
. Valley," plays the English lad. Others in the cast illclude: Jane Darwell, Stanly Clements and Don Douglas. Local merchants sponsor the free show as a trade's day feature . Three programs , to which everybody is invited, will be given.
With American soldiers in action side-by-side with their allies in raids on Axis-occupied Europe last week, the home folks are now presented an opportunity to stage a commanllO raid, like the Rangers here Friday night this week. Purpose of the raid is to raise Hale, County's, 579,000 U.S. War Savings Stamp & Bonds quota for August, which is about to fall way
Electrical Systems
Engineering
1605 Ave. F
Petersburg
667-3638 Call Collect
24 Hour Service
All Work 100% Guaranteed
Reasonable Rates
short, County Chairman H. S. HIIburn~ Plainview, reports. The raids will be held in every community in the county, beginning at 9 p.m.
Here's the way the raid works. If some youngster wants to shoot a .30 caliber bullet during the raid, he can by buying a 10-ceqt war stamp. If the youngster wants to shoot a: machine gun, he can by buying several 25-cent stamps, each of which pays fQr a .SO caliber machi.ne gun bullet. Or, if he wants to shoot a cannon shell, he can' by buying a 525 war bond. If he would like to drop a bomb out of a Flying Fortress or a dive bomber, a 5100 bond, 5500 bond, or 51,000 bond will do plenty of damage.
Births: A son weighing 8 pounds, 8 ounces was born August 19 to Mr. and
IMrs. W. C. Castleberry . He was named Donald Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Patterson are parents of a 7 pound. 8 ounce son born August 2S at the home of Mrs . Patterson's mother,
·Mrs. Mary A. Johnson. The Pattersons reside in San Diego, Calif. Mrs. Patterson has been here for the past several weeks. and Mr. Patterson joined he r here recently.
The Baptist T.E.L. Sunday school class met Thursday in the home of Mrs. W. A. McKenzie for a business and social hour. Mmes. J . L. Daniel and S. H. Lebow were co-hostesses with Mrs. McKenzie. New officers were elected. Others present were Mmes. Nannie Cox, J . L. Hood. M. L. Seay, J . C. Turner. R. T. Greer. H. H. Anderson. H. H. Tracy. W. R. Evans, R. R. Richerson. J . W. Pool. M. Z. Holland, J. C. Biggerstaff. J . M. Fields. W. H. Brown and Miss Edna McKenzie. a gu es t. An all·day meeting is to be held September 10 in the home of Mrs. Tracy.
Saturday Specials at J .. C. Turner's Cash Grocery & Market : Jello. all flavors . 3 / 25 ce nts ; KC Baking Powder. 2S oz .. 20 cents; coffee. I-lb .
Chase-Sanborn. 32 cents; oranges. I doz.. 17 cents; pickles. sour or dill . full qt. . 21 cents; and get your tin cans to can in for $3.25. No. 2 plain.
Easter Egg Dunt In Lubbock
A Cit)· Wide Eas te r Egg Hunt sponsored h \" Ih" Ci ty of lubbock Parks and Rccrca tion is scheduled to begin a l 1 : ~ 5 p. m. on Thursda y. March 27. al Maxev Park .
The hunt will be al thc ' baseball diamond, al 20th and Nashville. and is specifically planned for children five yea rs old and under. Areas will be des ignated for differcnt age groups and children Icss than two years of age will bc handed eggs bv the Easter Bunn y.
Rc i'rcs hm e nt , will be se rve d by McDonalds. and spccial prizc cggs and baskels arc being dona led b)' Pistol Pc tc' s Piaa. Childrcn will be invit ed to parlicipalc in face painting and in pe lling li ve rabbit s loa ncd for the occas itll1 b\" Rosa lce Berry.
For mo re in for mal io n abu ul th e Eas ler Egg HUIlI . call l aura l arsc ll 'al Maxev Com munil " CC lll er. 762·64 11 . ext. 26%. .
The world's most populous city is Shanghai. with about 11 million people.
The Cotton Center FFA & 4-H Proj~ct Show Board and
Young People would like to take this opportunity to
thank the following businesses and individuals for
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph McFerrin Mr. Bobby Barne. Mn. Maxine Weaver Mn. Annie Shackelford Karl Gordon " Marl Messinger Mr. " Mrs. Bob Thomas Mr. " Mrs. W.H. Iiliby. J r. Mr. I: Mrs. R.D. Hoffman Mr .. I: Mrs. Wayne Greenhaw
·Mr. I: Mrs. W.E. Barnett. Jr. Mr. I: Mrs. Alvin AIoaIO Mr. I: Mrs. JIUDeI FIaller Mr. I: Mrs. John Moore Mr. " Mrs. Weadel ......... Mr. " Mn. Gary W .... Mr ..... Mrs. W..., MMIen Mr. I: Mn .... ., SeMen Mr •• Mn. 0.. c...,w. Mr •• Mn. K...cII ....... Mr. I: Mn • .,.. N-. Mr. I: Mn ••• D ........ Mr .................... · Mr ............. .... •• 0 .... ..... .....0.1. .... Mr .......... .....
Sassy Stlteh And Booster Club .Join Forees
Obituaries .
What a year it has been so farl Our Lady Lopes are the State Basketball Champs. Our Mighty Maroon football team earned Regional Champs and the Band won 1st Division in Regional Competition.
Not only are we proud of these groups, but also the many elementary. junior high and high school UlL participants and students involved in Voc. Ag . . programs and all other organizations. We truly have a student
Farm Family of the Year
NAME:
Good Cbolce because:
Send to: Chamber of Commeree
P. O. Box 539 Abernathy , lx .• 79311
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body and faculty to be proud of. Therefore. the Sassy Stitch and the
Abernathy Booster Club have joined forces to sell satin jacltets that can be mOnogrammed with whatever. anyone wants on the back.
The Booster Club will receive a percentage of the money received from the sale of the jackets.
Three local students will be given a certificate to have their name mono
.grammed free on the jackets.
Citizen of the Year
NAMEI --------------___
My Choice Because: ________ _
Send TOI Chamber of Commerce
P. O. Box 539 Abernathy. Tx., 79311
Melvl • .I0h.SOD
Services for Melvin Arthur Johnson. 74 •. were at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Abernathy Church of Christ with Jerry Chism and Condy Billingsley officiating.
Burial was in Abernathy Cemetery under the direction of Chambers Funeral Home.
He died Monday at Methodist Hospital after a lengthy illness.
He was born in Childress . He moved to Abernathy in 1920. He worked for an irrigation supply company. He married Anna Lee Snyder in 1939 in Lubbock.
Survivors include his wife ; two daughters, Nita Douglas of Lewisville and Sandra Clayton of Ruston. La.; two brothers. Orgill of Portales. N.M. and Herman of Lubbock; a sister Nanie Patterson of Lubbock; and three grandchildren.
Landfill Open
Late Thursdays
The city landfill will be open until 7 p.m. on Thursdays through the month of March for !he co nvenience of homeowners and business people that want to clean their propert y.
City Manager Frank Russell said this . is being done to assis! in !he beautifica!ion of Abernathy.
USE OUR C None" Orders EACH I 9 fRESH HOT C French fries ORDER 49 DECKER'S ALL MEAT
Franks .... ...... I:K~~· SI 09 . DECKER'S 8 OZ. 99 c Boloena .......... PKG.
DECKER'S CHOPPED C Ham .... ....... ....... ~~l: 99
