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VOLUME 70, NUMBER SO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1~1, ABERNATIIY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Santa visits Light Up Abernathy

Abernathy residents came wrote the lyrics to the tune of Abernathy Weekly Review, Abell together Sunday night for a "'The Yellow Rose of Texas". Funeral Home, First State Bank, night a holiday and The Abernathy song and Frontier Hybrids, Higginbotham festive foods at the annual several Christmas songs per­ Bartlett Co., Hill's Veterinary Light Up Abernathy. formed by local vocalists arc Service, Hi Plains Drilling, Santa Claus joined the cele­ available on a cassette tape. The Hubbard Insurance Agency, Just bration, visiting with each young Abernathy Chamber of Com· Neighbors, Jones Bookkeeping child and hearing what their mercc is providing the tape and . Service, Newton Radio & TV, wish for Christmas was. is asking for a donation in Pay-N-Savc, Pinson Pharmacy, Plains Grain, Riley Agri-Scr­ Along with group singing, return. viccs, Sanders Auto Supply, 66 special music was provided by The evening was sponsored by Butane and Fertilizer, Southwest Kandace f1oyd, Ruth Naron, the Abernathy Chamber of Heather GriffiS, Arno Struve, Commerce and Abernathy busi­ Textiles, Struve's Department Store, Willie Dunn Insurance, First Church of the Nazarene, nesses donated door prizes for Iglesia Del Nazareno, First the drawing that night. Dr. David O'Hara, Scott Tractor, Ceramic Peeples, Joe Thompson United Methodist Church, Yvon­ Donating gifts were Abernathy ne GriffiS and Betty Hardin. lmpkmcnl, Vecchio's Restaurant, Builders and Supply, Abernathy Wcst-T-(io, Allsup's, Alanlc A special musical was Barbara Consumers Fuel, Abernathy Floral, White Gold (iin, Thomp­ Amerson's singing an original Producer's Co-op, Abernathy son Cotton Co., Boyd Chiroprac­ song about Abernathy. Amerson Floral, Abernathy Medical Clinic, tic ami Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hill. ND school board considers counselor

ByJudyLuce Monday night meeting were two (2) lunch charges. (Except Abernathy fireman Jeff lsom applies fmishing touches to a box spring and mattress that helped spread a Before concluding the New Reichle, Ffeeman, Steve Jones, in an emergency)". f11e at 512 12th St. Wednesday. Fireman extinguished the source of ooocem within 7D minutes ol ar­ Deal school board meeting Calvin Lemon and Karl Rieken. (iamhlin reported that the rival. Monday night, board members A 1991 Chevrolet Caprice Texas Association of School discussed their individual hopes Classic was selected from 14 Boards would hold a spring for the New Deal Independent cars as the driver's education workshop for hoard members at Abernathy firemen tackle house fire School District. automobile. . Region 17. Workshop dates will Trustees voiced views about The car will be purchased be announced later. The Abernathy Volunteer Fire springs in a front bedroom. The damage," Grimsley said. hiring additional school person­ from Shamrock Chevrolet in Monday night's enrollment Department responded to a inside of the house was com­ He said that he would have to nel and the possibility of build­ Lubbock for $15,204. report revealed a total of 651 structure fire Wednesday morn­ pletely fi lkd with smoke. wait until insurance adjusters ing new facialities. Reichle made the motion to students in NDISD as of Dec. 9. ing at 512 12th St. Fireman Kelly Vandygriff placed a value on the damage. A need for a school counselor buy the particular car, Freeman High school has 166 students, Abernathy postman Robert sprayed a minimal amount of The fire was restricted to the was expressed and what the seconded it and the motion fifth through eighth grades have Palacios found the situation and water on the embers. The mat­ bedroom where it burned a hole responsibilities of that counselor carried, 5-0. 219 and prekindergarten through asked a nearby resident, Mrs. tress and springs were then through the floor. might be. Board members also After a report from district fourth have 266. Martin Neve, to telephone the taken outside. commented about a need for a business manager Lana Young, Gamblin informed the board authorities. She telephoned city Fire Chief Mike (lrimslcy said There were no injuries and 16 female coach in the upper the board voted, 5-0, to pay the that the district had hired an hall which dispatched the fire the cause appeared to be an firemen responded with four fire grades. district's bills. Reichle made the aide in special education and department at 10:50 a.m. ckctrical short in a vacuum trucks. As in previous board meetings, motion and Rieken seconded it. that a Lubbock Christian Uni­ Firemen found smoldering cleaner. The house was owned and the need for a master plan for The board· also discussed. versity graduate student was embers in a mattress and box "There - was · heavy smoke occupied by Carrol Jones. the campus was brought up. The putting additional monies in tutoring students in the high board talked about building an certificates of deposit. They school. all-purpose facility in the fu­ instructed YoWJg and Superin­ The final function of the Blood drive on tap at AVFD fire hall ture. tendent A.D. Gamblin to use board Monday night was to Dawn Campagna, elementary their discretion on how much to review and approve TASB Up­ A blood drive is sponsored by giwn by volunteer donors, the hospital laboratory services. school teacher, came before the put in COs and for how long. date 40. Abernathy Volunteer Fire De­ blood itself is free to anyone. Each donation will help to board asking for them to ap­ Gamblin advised the board Reichle made the motion to partment on a regular basis. United Blood Services docs assure that blood will he there prove a request for a talent that the district had ordered a accept the update, Freeman Another drive will be held charge the hospital a service fcc when needed. It takes up to 24 pool waiver. The waiver will diesel school bus since the seconded it and the motion Monday from 5 to R p.m . at the for each unit used. hours tu prepare some hlood affect the identification of original non-diesel was unavail­ carried, 5-0. Abernathy fire hall. components, so volunteer donors gifted and talented students in able in the size the district United Blood Services in The service fcc is generally arc necd~.:d on a continual basis kindergarten and f11st grade. wanted. Lubbock comes to Abernathy to included on the patient's hill, in order to maintain the com­ Chris Reichle made the motion For the second meeting, the Abernathy band perform the services of taking oft~n with other charges for munity blood supply at all times. to request the waiver, Patty board talked about putting an the blood. Freeman seconded the motion to perform awning between the district's The service has a nationwide Abernathy City Council to discuss and the motion carried, 5-0. new portable buildings. Gamblin Approximately 325 young network providing specialized Board members present for the bad received an estimate of musicians will be performing services. They maintain a list of school sewer move, alley closing $7,000 to cover the entire area. in the Abernathy bands' donors, including those with Abernathy CofC The item was tabled. Board annual Christmas concert rare blood types, who may be The Abernathy City Council grazing c;alllc at the old land­ members expressed sentiments next Thursday, Dec. 19. called in times of special need. did not chair a quorum for last filL that the cost seemed too high Monday's meeting. The meeting Charles Floyd, Abernathy All bandsmen, fifth The 30-minutc blood donation ready to judge and instructed Gamblin to do grade, sixth grade, seventh has been rescheduled for next lmkpcndcnt School District process includes an interview some more pricing. ami eighth grades and high Monday. sup~.:rintcndcnl, will present a Christmas displays During last month's board about medical history and cur­ One item has been deleted proposed junior high sewer school - will be performing rent health. Temperature, blood meeting, the trustees heard from Christmas music in the from last week's agenda and one rerouting project. Abernathy Chamber of Com­ an ARA Food Services represen­ pressure, pulse and blood iron has been added. The council will consider concert that is expected to level is checked. merce is sponsoring a lighting tative concerning charges in the last about one hour, accord­ The meeting will begin at 7 I'Nl-92 engineering fees and contest for Abernathy residen­ school's cafeteria. She was ing to director Harold Bufe. The actual donation takes only p.m. in Abernathy City Hall, 811 open police car bids. ces. requesting that the board adopt The concert begins at 7:01 10 minutes. A technician collects Ave. D. Councilmen will discuss an Judges will be viewing light a policy that would no longer p.m. in the high school a unit, approximately one pint, The agenda is not closed until ordinance reclassifying Aber­ displays Monday night between allow charges. auditorium. of blood. 72 hours before the meeting. nathy to a class A city from a dark and 10 p.m. Rieken made the motion to The bands are asking that The . need for blood is always The items below were listed as class B. The chamber will award prize adopt the policy, Lemon se­ everyone bring a canned food increasing. Some of the most of 5 p.m. Wednesday. Demolition expenditures will money for the f11st, second and conded it and the motion car­ item to the concert. The often uses for the blood arc A representative from REC he considered. third places. ried, 5-0. donated food will he given to surgery, the treating of lcukc- Properties will discuss an alley The lax report for Novcmher First place wins $75, second The policy states "Effective needy families in the com­ . mia, cancer, burns, trauma and closing with the council. will be r~.:vi~.:wed. place wms $50 and third place, January 6, 1992, the cafeteria munity. hemophilia. Charles Flowers will return to The meeting is open to the $2'i. will no longer allow more than Bcca usc the blood is f rccly discuss out of town water and public. Young girl changes home and name

ByScoULucc uatc. She told Brother, 'Now Classes were held in an old Wilhelmina (Willie Minnie) stay back.' We both passed. She yellow hotel that was moved to Matcjowsky Riley is one of the said, 'Now, ya'll don't go on up Abernathy from Bartonsitc when true pioneers of Abernathy and this time .' Abernathy was platted in 190'J. reportedly the oldest ex-student "S he knew that they didn't "The lobby was a high school. of Abernathy High School. have enough money to send us The kitchen and dining room It's fairly common knowledge to collcg" the next year. was the intermediate and the that life in West Texas was "I stayed back but he moved primary. We just had two rooms. anything but easy but Willie up. He wouldn't stay back. He "I think the high school Mmnic couldn't even go by her caught up with me and we consisted of about 15 pupils. given name. houg~t graduated the same There was only one graduate, a "I was named Wilhelmina but year tenth grader, that year (1913). nobody could remember bow to She recalls there were few It was Helen Evans. We had say it. So, momma said, 'Well, members of her graduating class about eight the next year." just say Willie Minnie. That's of which she was the valedic­ School days are not too what Wilhelmina is,'" said the torian. That was a feat she different now than then. spry lady that's al'iO know as wasn't altogether happy about. "You'd be surprised bow near Mrs. Wayne Riley. "We always had to write a everything is to the way it was Willie Minnie moved here with theme and read that to the then. I can't think of anything her parents and siblings in 1913. audience. Lucky for me, I got specific. We played baskctbal[ She was 15 and enrolled in hoarse and couldn't read. I was Yie studied arithmetic, history Abernathy as an eighth grader­ so happy. afid thing,~ like that. We had a two yea rs from graduation. "There were three or four in football team but not aU the "I was in the eighth grade, I my class so I didn't have much time. We had these subjects but think, and we had 10 grades," competition." there might be two in a class. she said. Her favorite teacher, of the "I played on the Abernathy Her younger brother, Wenzl, two available, was John Younger girls basketball team. I had also enrolled in Abernathy. who also served as principal. never seen basketball until I "He was cheated on. I think The other teacher was Ola Legg, was 15 years old when we came momma didn't want us to grad- wife of the town's first doctor. See PRE-LADY WPE, page 4 .. --. .• r------1Ho.::.:.:E:.:AB.::;;:E;::.RN~A;:.:1lfY:.::.,::...WE=.!iEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, DECEMBE' 13, 1991 PAGE 3 •th h d Police inv~Sligate license plate thefts S mJ ermans onore Two IO<:al rc&ideats have of a Craltaman tool box, as- Depot Dispatch reported stolen rear liccasc sorted tools and aa Elsie gas ' \ . plates. ean bctweca Dec. 7 IDd Occ.•8. Abernathy Police Chief H.W. The items WIII'C in Bufc's lrilck Tbc ICIIion at tbe SeDior Cldzcaa Depoe ea;o,e.s domilioea, ... on 50th anniversary ...... :' and pool Weclaeaclay. · Grady said Mary TreviDo, 9(17 parked -at 1207 Ave. F. ·,., tile 5th St., reported oae m~ Vieki HowcU, manager ol t)le u _.._, ol Alter Soci- Reported mare Du w~ who Ia rec:ow:rilia from the lhl !illcl Mr. and Mrs. Roy H. Smitherman will celebrate their 50th etY· . Kcaaetb Wriaht who is in illtcaiM care. ' wedding aaniversary with a barbcquc and dance at the borne Dec. 10. The T- number 11 lglly RO(Cr .~waience store on 176 MTE. Av~ .• D, rpned the theft of SUrvivors inc:lude four claup­ Next Moo'!'.:!::- 16, ia pmc alpt. It be1ias It 6 p.JD. of Luther Foerster of New Home. ters, Jo Bryant of F1oydaCia, They were married Dcc.13, 1941, in Clovis, NM. Another was stolen bctwcca gasohne at 6:19 p.m. Dec:. 4. Guests W y were Fa)'e and Lea 1toewa. Hope t.bey - Dec. 1 and Dec. 3 from Michael Taken was 11.9 gallons valued at Julie ConneD of Waco, Rosie Hosting the gala event are their children, Mr. & Mrs. Roy ofteo. Nelson's car at 611 2nd St. That $15. The only description avail- Micola of Woodlake, Calif., and Lee Smitherman of Idalou, Mr. & Mrs. Vernie Smitherman and We extend our aympathy to Alice Cook at t.be lou o1 ._ Uat.er Texas number is 844 UBB. able was a "ye llow car". Mildred Kubicek of VcrDOD; four who had just celebrated her "tOOth birthday. Mr. & Mrs. Jim Smitherman of Lubbock, Roxanne Sirocca of sons, Lonnie of Vernon, Rudy of College Station and Mr. & Mrs. Monty Smitherman of Aber­ In other act1vtty, Officer Douglas arrested Ja<: Guada- Next Weclaeaclay's meal will be Cbriatmaa dj_. IDd _,..... AIIco Douglas arrested Bill Raul lupe Rivera, 26, of 1406 Ave. C Fresno, Calif., BJ. of Marprct nathy. that goes with it. 'l1lere will be turkey and clreuia& ,..,, .­ Solo, 22, of Abernathy, on 9th Dec. 4 at 11 p.m. Rivera was and Raymond of Wichita Falla; They have ten grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. beans, craaberry uuce, rolls and dessert. St. Dec. 10 at 6 p.m. on war- arrested in the 1500 block of three sisters, Gertrude Krischkc rants for criminal trespass. Soto the west service road on war- of Schulenburg, Bea Childre&& of was transported to Hale County rants from Bay City and Refugio El Paso and Alice of McEachern seeks to retain DA post Cook Who's Who listS high school students jail. County. He was tral)sporled to Abernathy; a brother, Raymond Terry Mc&chcrn, District elected to the poet for the 1-larold Bufe reported the theft Hale County jail. She was born in Granger and Bayer of Brownfield; rJ J.Tand­ Abernathy and New Deal Martin, Jason Cook, Paul Jones Attorney for Hale and Swisher unexpired lena ol ofticc.. He wu students have recently been and Abel Ramirez. was 1 loogtime Foard County children; S8 great-grandchildren; Counties, has anaounccd that he reelected wjtbout opposition for resident. Slie married Frw J. and eight great-great-grand­ named to Who's Who Among Students arc nominated by will seck reelection to his a four-year term ia 1988. American High School Students. hi~ school principals and Haleacak oa All8- 31, 1913, in children. current office. McEachern wiU 'With invaluable uaiataocc ol CroweD. He ia 1974. She The family suggests memorials Those from Abernathy are gu1dance counselors, national ft~u~Country Depot died Becky CaDo 8Dd Spc. Reuc Cano run in the Democratic Primary our law enforcement apDCica, \0 You're invited to our second annual was a member of St. JO&Cph to the CroweD Cemetery As­ Ricardo Arredondo, Terri Cates, youth groups or churches based ~()\) in March. my office h.u lllllCCcded iDle- Barbara Dolberry, Cody Forbes, upon students' performance in CAKE&. COFFBB OIRISTMAS Catholic Church and had served sa<:iation. . substantial priloa tam1 Desert Storm vet gets Christmas break McEachern was apPointed u Charlene Gorostiza, Rusty Ha­ scholarship award contests or Dec. 21-10 a.m. to 6 p.m. ~osc who haw chor.cll to Pesticide workshop for applicators This Christmas will be a lot Army, rctumed home to Aber­ district attorney ia March 1986 milton, Felipe Lopez, John extracurricular activities. 3 liter violate our taws,• McEac:bem Final selection is determined Coca Cola $·1.89 differeat than f4e at aathy Tuesday aad will be "home by Gov. Mark White. Mc:Eachcrn Mares, Brandi Martin, Robert last the said. on the basis of criteria which 3/10 mile south of FM1294 Raul "Pee Wee' Cano home in for the holidays'. replaced Ron Felty who had Navarro, Shannon Peeples, Lance ofl'ered Dec. 18 at research center He is a lifc-Joag reaidcnt ol Phillips, Micha Riley, Alex include high achievement in on N. University 746-"5510 Abernathy. Rene will be here until Jan. 3 resigned. this area and livea near Ed­ "For the mouth of October, these accidents,· he said. and wiD then return to Germany Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Amerson Salazar, Craig Schaap, Rebecca academics and leadership in Last year the holidays were Ia 1986, MtEachem was mondsoa. our troopers investigated two "In Hale County, our troopers cloudy because the Cano'a where he expects lo be for the Shaw, James Teague, Andrea school' activities, athletics or Atlebury, Amy Cuevas, Tori community service. Traditionally, fatal accidents, 74 personal investigated no fatal accideats, yo~est soa left Germany for next two years. injury accidents and 78 property 14 personal injury accidents and Saudia Arabia Dec. 23. In Rene's future arc several Golden anniversary Evans, Maria Gatica, Joanna 99 percent of Who's Who stu· damage accidcats,• Capt. LA. eight property damage accidents This Christmas will be much months of schooling. Guajardo, Damon Loper, Marcos dents have a grade point aver· Reinhart, district Supervisor of in October,' Sgt. Charlie Sim­ better. Rcae Cano, Spec 4 Ia February he will spend Lopez, Christyc Marez, Candy age of "B" or belter and 97 Martin, Zachary Patton, Candy percent arc college bound. POINSEITIAS the Lubbock Highway Patrol mons of Plainview said. Promotable ia the United States several weeks in preparation of slated for Amersons district, said. "No persons were killed and becoming a sergeant next sum­ P~rez, Tiffany Pope, Chuck Who's Who students compete Cecil and lmagene Amerson will be celebrating !heir golden wed­ Russell , Priscilla Salinas, Chad for over $75,000 in scholarship *There were two persoas 17 persons were injured in these Pesticide workshop mer. Patios, Paneling, Garage Conversions~~~~~~ ding anniversary at First United Methodist Church in Abernathy kiUed and 102 persoas inJured in accidents,' he said. He has also sigaed up for Shadden, Lindy Ste ele and awards. Acoustic Ceilings, Painting 1=: Dec. 15 from 2 to 4 p.m. Mallhcw Thompson. The students will be named in Airborne school which will be in Hosting the event are Gerald & Barbara Amerson, K.C. and Eli7.a­ are here! set Wednesday From New Deal arc Carolin the 25th Silver Anniversary April. Storm Windows & Dooxs beth Amerson, Mrs. Keith Kennedy and Mrs. Kim Sherrod. Askins, Chris Cooper, Brandon Edition of the Who's Who book. A one-day training workshop Rene was a mc:mber of the Cecil and the former lmagene Colton were married Dec. 20, 1941, for commercial and non-commer­ 1988 Abernathy High School in Abernathy. Cecil is a retired farmer and lmagene is a retired More grass seed dolls Letter to the editor cial pesticide applicators will be senior class. He has been in the Es~~~=tes 298-2086 schoolteacher. offered Dec. 18. Army since 1988. & many other gifts The workshop will be con­ Abernathy junior high students Exes Exchange Gin manager expresses gratitude ducted from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. To t.be odilor: boys did and the job they at the Texas A&M University I would like to express my always do. Agricultural Research and ~~Your friends at the First State Bank place well in academic contests Abernathy Ex-Students News Frontier Hybrids apPreciation . to the mea of the Their response was quick and Exteasion Center north of It is not too late to publish class reunion updates in the exes Abernathy Voluatcer F'~re De­ our loss was much less because Lubbock laternational Airport. Abernathy junior high students sevcnlh grade, was lOth. newsleller. The following classes have given us informalion for the 403 S. Ave. D I 298-2595 The ceatcr is on FM 1294 cast i(?J• invite you to share competed in a math and science Eighth graders in number newsleller; '47, '57, '67, '62, '72 and '82. If you arc planning a partment for the fine work they of their quick response. did in extinguishing the module ofl-rl. contest Saturday in LubbO<:k. se nse were Zekc PaUon, 3rd; reunion, please contact Betty Majors at 298-2262. Abernal hy finished first Joe Caballero, 5th; Chad Craig, f~re Dcc.4. DeltonStODC Participants will receive five in the joy of the holiday season TRIVIA ANSWER: Barbara Phillips Watson, '61, had to wear a I appreciate the job those Ahemalhy Producer'• Co-op continuing education units overall in math, first overall in Slh; and Ryan Hazeltine, 9th. frozen bra to school as a result of a midnight prank from classmates (CEUs). Applicators arc required at a science and second over all in Seventh grader Justin G uerrant at a sl umber party. by the Texas Department of number science. was LOth. TRIVIA: What two exes, as eighth graders, sl ipped out of church Agriculture to receive five CEUs They competed against 12 Other parlicipanls from Aber· and took one of the family cars and drove to Ft. Worth? a year to retain certification. other schools, including AAA, nalhy were Oscar Delgado, Please send exes trivia to Box I, Abernathy or call 2'>8-2369. Christmas Open House AA and A schools. ca lcu lator; Rina Ferguson, - Diana Phillips Thank you to my neighbors College hotline In math were eighth graders calculator and math; Joshua and the County Une Co-oJi) Gin Ja<: Caballero, 3rd; Zeke Patton, Struve, science; Michael DeAnda, Abernathy Post Office for gathering my crop while 5th; Chad Craig, 8th; and Ryan number sense and math; Tiffany • A Farmer Speaks• my wife was in the hospital. open in January Hazeltine, 9th. Seventh grader Myall science and math· Can­ by Kelsie Jackson Wednesday & Thursday Rickey Castilleja finished 8th. dice Riley, science; K.C. Ander­ I never understood why anyone would plant colt on, sow The Texas Ass<><:iation of In scie nce, eighth graders . son. number sense, calculator is having an Thank wheal, fiX the tractor, water the soil, spray for aphids, chop you, College Admission Counselors December 18 & 19 and math; Kevin Garrison, Buddy and Mary Lou Rice were Carl Brightbill, 1st; Zeke the weeds, worry about weather, diseases, and water, , run the (TACAC) and F'~rst City, Texas Pauon, 2nd; Tr~_H!rriftRq, _ ~~h~ n~mb c_r sense, ~alcu lator, science will co-sponsor a toO-free totlOI\ syippl:r and get dirty; ~ork in the hot sun and get hot 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Laura Nelson;: "' 8tll; ~ ·--enfist1 all!i'mllth<. ·- ' and sweaty when they could ·Sit bud and make laws for other OPEN HOUSE telephone botline available to aU Johnson, 9th; and Ryan Hazel­ Sponsors Saturday were Le1Jic people to follow and ride around in a limousin~ and go to Texas residents on Saturday, tine, lOth. Nicholas Hamilton, Thompson arid Jim Crites. Dec. 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. J~n . 11 and Sunday, Jan. 12, Bank Lobby parties like a politician!" 1992, from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Local students on National list EDITOR'S NOTE: Kelsie Jackson is a second grader at Aber· Santa will be there from 1 to 2 p.m. Are you feeling pressured nathy Elementary School. He is lhc son of Mr. and Mrs. Steve People in Texas may telephone Abernathy and New Deal Steven Cooper of New Deal is Jackson of Abernathy. toU-free 1-800-253-8989 with students have been included in also listed. He is a student at to get your Christmas cards out? their questions about college the 14th Annual Edition of the Texas Tech Univcrsily. selection, admission, testing and .iif National Deaa's List. Let us do the work for you! fmancial aid. Abernathy students and their Students arc selected for this Cooper awarded The most up-to-date informa­ Member FDJ.C. respective schools are Geneva honor by their coll ege deans or registrars and mu st be in the I Tuxedo Shirts • Next week the Abernathy Wceldy Review tion regarding the application Lynn Aral'on, South Plains educational ·~ upper 10 percent of their class, ·····-·~ will publish its annual community pr<><:ess, college majors, entrance College; Knsti Attaway, LubbO<:k Button Ouistmas Greetings. Avoid the requirements, fmancial aid and Christian University; Lissa on their school's Dean's List or scholarship ~& Covers~ have earned a comparable honor. hassle: of addressing cards and meeting deadlines wiD be avail­ Goebel, Wayland Baptist; Dallas Chris Cooper of New Deal has place: a grcetin& with usl able. Goodman, Texas Tech University; Listed student s arc eligible to received a $750 educational • ~! • College admission directors, Melissa Lopez, South Plains com pete for $25,000 in scholar­ scholarship for his work in the 'rbiswayyouaresure high school · guidance counselors College; Kristi McBee Drilling, ship awards funded by the I. Elizabeth Attebury II\ not 4-H program. to uliSs anyone:. and financial aid personnel will Wayland Baptist University; Educalional Communications, The scholarship is provided by be answering the ten phone Dusty Pettie!, South Plains Inc., and may also use a referral the Santa Fe Pacific Foundation. .. 298-4106 • DcadliDc is s p.m. lines. Spaaish-speaking coun­ Monday, Dec. 16 College; . and Donna Stallings, service for future employment Cooper is one of 26 4-H'ers to I. MsatCICard &. VISa honored. selors will be available. Hardin Simmons University. opportunities. receive national 4-H educational d:i!l':i!l':l«d'.:ll'#.:l«:.l scholarships. Hale County voter registration cards Winners were selected by the Call 298-2033 Cooperative ·Extension System Court report mailed to voters' last known addesses and presented with their awards during the 70th National 4-H Be A Dear ••• nfE ABERNATIIY WEEKI.Y REVIEW In the court of Hale County New voter rt!gistration certifi­ The cards recently mailed Congress in Chicago Dec. 7-11. (USPS 003-340) (ISSN 089S-4291) Precinct 3 Justice of the Peace cates have been scot out by were sent to comply with a Dec. Cooper is a freshman at Texas SCOTT & JUDY LUCE Shirley Gr<><:e, 203 criminal and Hale County voter registrar 6 deadline. Tech University and is studying Give A Gift That Lasts All Year! Publishers one civil cases were filed ia Christine Vinson. For additional voter registra­ anim al production specializing in November. Registered voters that do not tion information call 293-0448. farm and ranch management. Judge Groce performed no receive a card within a week Your Christmas present will arrive 50 times next year Published weekly on Friday of each week, except 6rst Friday weddings or inquests. should contact the Hale County When you buy a gift subscription to the Abernathy Weekly Review after Christmas and one Friday during summer months, 81 the There were 75 warrants issued tax office. A change of address Abernathy Weekly Review office at 916 Aveaue D. Mailing and 144 fines paid. form should then be completed. Open Late 3 Days address: P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311-{)160. Total revenue for November The cards are not forwardable. Abernathy addresses $17.00 was $9,565.33. The Secretary of State's Hale County $17.00 LEARN WHAT CHRISTMAS SAFEfY'S ABOOn office printed the new cards and Lubbock County $20.00 MOVING? Send your mailing label and corrections to Abcr· omitted the prefiX "Mrs." The Ladies Night Out! $24.00 cards indicate male or female All other addresses nathy Weekly Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas Dccrins /\ C III( IS I "HS 79311-1060. . Weather., 0 Choose a fresh. green tree, trim Ita bale and show the birthdate of the Open Late 3 Days SI\III Y (JII (K and keep II In plenty of _water. If the voter. DATB H L RAIN needles ere brown ·and break off eully, Women who are registered as Thursday, Dec. 19 It could be a flre risk. 12/S 56 2.4 Before hanging strings of lights. spread "Mrs." may go by the office at Thursday. Dec. 19 SUBSCRimON RATES 12/6 62 0 Oae year in Abernathy and Hale County- $17.00 28 them on the floor and check for fnrycd 521 Broadway in Plainview to Saturday, Dec. 21 12/1 69 rJ 0 If you buy en artlflc:lal tree, mUe lOre One year in Lubbock County • $20.00 or bare wires. c111cked Insulation, loose change their card to their given 12/8 73 'Sl connections, end damaged plugs or It hu been telted for Hemmablltty by Refreshmenls S8IWid AU other one-year subscriptioas - $24.00 Underwriters Labol'lltorles (Ul). name. 12/9 73 lS light sockets. New precinct lines have been Ladies, leave your Otristmas 12/JD S8 34 PCJI 0 Always tum off lights before leaving presented to the Justice Depart­ wish with us & we'll teD Santa 12/11 68 34 Pew-Milt 0 Check ektenslon cords for wear or ment in Washinglon, D.C. When Established in November of 1921. Second class postage paid at damage end don't run them across home or going to bed. You11 - money Abernathy United States Post Office, 801 Avenue D, Abernathy, Texas walking areas. and be safer, too. approved, new voter certificates Santa, I Want It" AU Wish List 79311-9998. will be mailed to all registered 0 Test lights before puWng them on 0 Do not use IMide lights on the outalde. voters in Hale County. Weekly the tree. Unplug them before making All oulllde lighdng equipment. Including Name & Number 110palrs or replacing bulbs. lights. corda end plugs. ahould tie ------waterproof and m8de for outdoor usc. COt notch in tree }. ______Review 0 Overloading circuits with too many lights Also. hang a:ocketa downward and don't leave a -aoc:kel empty. TI!XA8PIII!.. can cause Hre. Follow manufacturer's ·to assist watering 2. ______AIIOCIATION Instructions about the number of lights A Christmas tree can absorb a allowed on one tln:ull When hanging lights on the rooftop or 0 pint or more of water a day JlJd~~'werence In tall trees outdoors, ItAly cleat of 3. ______after it's moved inside for 0 Never string lights on a metallic tree. electtlcal linea. Nolicc to the Public: Aay erroneous reflection upon the cha­ decorating. 4. ______racter, reputation or standing of any fum, individual or Donate Blood Call Your SPS o/1fce for other safety tips. To keep the tree moist, cut a 916Ave. D corporatioa will be gladly &arrected upon being called to the notch about an inch above the 5. ______lltealion of the publisher. I , trunk's end to allow for water 298-2033 ...... Wishing You A Safe, Happy Holiday absorption. o-.ller16 The tree should be placed in a Bring this for 11JJ(, off any purchase ADVERTISING DEADLINE 4 PM TUESDAY ~ Stand that holds at least one ...... SOUTHWESTERN half-galloa of water. The coo­ PUBUC SERVICE slant moisture will preserve the ALANTE FLORAL POSTMAS'I'ER: Scad address chan3ea to the Abernathy Weekly ,l.t'"-!f~~ COMPANY tree's appearance and preveat a 9148 Ave. D - 298-2818 RIMew, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311.0160. I f~rehazard. 9 ·-.. ' PAGB4 FJUi>AY,DBCBMBBR 13,1991 nfEABBRNAlHYWBBKLYRBVIBW 1 niB ABBRNA1HY WBBKLY REVIEW FRIDA'¥, DBCBMBBR 13, 1991 PAOE S Pre-Lady·L,ope describes early days ~ -: four-year-old ·town of Abernathy 1Ailen tosses hat tD commissioner's ringl VudypllraeeJm position with ••·~~·•••••~•••• I Coaliaucd '"-JIIFl. dirt court with &'1110 goq. We aw.y) had a back." 1 "I tlilat we lied about 700 But the ,.,uill IJirl then WUD't place I'd ever ICCil.• Oscar Allen annouoccd his Hale County eooliDissioners court EDJOY the Holiday! oat lido. . :, . . , played Hale C.er, l'etenbutg When the bones weren't beiDa pupi1a Ia eu,oa. Cuyoo wu too happy .. tile move. She•s clolioa iD 011 her 94th candidacy for Hale County "I • the t~ · da' I iDd aD tllo liJdc tOWJilOUlld. !!sed in the fields or c1uriaa bad 1b0ut four )'IIIUI old. • "It WU .pretty COIIIIIly down birthday Jan. 1. and siqs I Commisaioocr Clyde VIIIIChwrifr 1111 ao­ Let us cook Christmas Dinner for yon! learned bow to· P,aY.. rl pia~ • ~ ...,. .about it, we had weather, the &'1110 familica would . After a... ,_- abo reccMd a there. 'J'bcro were trees and different tuliC today. . PrcciDCt 3 lllbjec:t to the ldiOD of the Democratic DOIIIICed be wlif sect ciDc:doa ~ Wbea we amc out "Nnw, I woulda't move ·to any .f:..~ L--'"-•L~,; . J1__ ; L tla ,plcalJ of), rociaa , out tbcrc. Ev· buggy-pool and ride together. teac:Jaiaa certificate and taupt Primary. He is a caodidatc for for Hale Couaty Onmjeejgper Pick up )'OW' dinner Onistmas Eve '""' _ _., - · ~ llaod. oat there and The sdlool day was llbout the al C.U community and at here there weren't any trcca ot other place. You get OD the the held by Hcllt)' Reiff Precinct 3 aubjOct to the 1992 aDd relax with your family. three parU. 11'1111 .... .,....,lix loobd al diem. We didn't have same length but the year wu Norflcd (Cott011 Ccater). aU. These little old housca were Plains and that'a your bome. post Democratit Primary. who IS Dot rcclcctioa. and the boys pla)ii:d five &'1110 any scats. They yelled at us to much shorter. . "Aberutily wu about four just around not a tree in "This is God's c:ountJ)'. I scelcioa Dillaa willbd tro.l.S to a poDJJic _.....,.. 00 &ettiua He has bcco a farmer ud Vandygrilf hal bccll a naldcot parts. 'go' just like they do _ _. "School took up at nine . ~ old -when we moved out sight. wouldn't live ~ere clsc. I of Abernatby for the JIM( rT · hlrlrcy, 8 to 10 ... ~ ...... qa.t ~ Plll:t 'I tried for about a week. I wouldn't be satisfied anywhere businessman in Cott011 Ceolcr. pwy,lpils~,..-clloia:, 2 qtL~.- .... "We had the center and beck She esplained that there were o'clock and we ~ out at four. bcrc,• she aaid. He bas served on the Demo­ years. He is an boaorary &aacn centers. or course, we bad the no cheerleaders then or a We had chapel 10 the morning Their trip wu aot • harrow· thought it was the most desolate else." with the Abcmalhy Volunteer or an, 2 qiL ll8lllccl pobiiOcl, 1 qL of fnlil cratic Executive Committee as salad, 2 doz. diniJc:r rolk, broccoli ..S caulifloM:r guard and forwards. mascol. They bought their own and one of the teachers would iDg • IIOIDe piooccrs. The Precinct S Chairman since 1961. F'tte Dcpartmcot. He - a uniforms which were blue and give a religious speech of some · Matejowskys came by train in volunteer firemu for 17 yean. salad, 16 01.. crubc:ny aaucc. "I teU you it was a great white. The uniforms were bloom· kind. · two days with aU their posses· Allen served on the Cotton WBBOCK FISHIN' HOLE Center school board for 14 years He is currently em~ with Cpst is $60.00 thing when the courts were ers that came dowu below the "We had five months of scho- sioos in a freight car. They left the Hale County Sbcrift'a De· made aU one thing. It made it a lmce. ol. If we went six months that thriving busineas mncems in Special for December and as president for 12. He has Order by Friday, Dec:. 20 served on the ASC Community partment as a jailer. He - whole lot easier.' Travel to and from school was was a long year. It started in Chriesman, weal-southwest of All You Can Eat Catfish_ S 7.99 employed Committee, Hale County Noxious Oscar Allen by the city of Aber­ One thing that is different is by foot or "buggy". October and ran five months." College Station in Burleson "Out of the water in the lllOI'IIia& nathy as a patrolman and later · Weed District board as a mem­ ~realest challenge is the provid­ that games were played if the "We walkcdsometimcs and we After graduation W'illie Minnie County. .!!!d oothe plate the same dll.y." as chief of police. Bctwccll ber, secretary and chairman. mg for and management of an weather permitted. had a buggy. The Olivers (scho- went to college in Canyon at "It took us two days to get KUB'S RESTAURANT He is a member of the Lions $8 million budget. these positions, he was employed "We played outside. It was a olmatcs and neighbors a mile West Texas State. here. We left at night and went 011 as a Hale County deputy. Clyde Vandygriff ft't!,4_.(o«lftf<'!fff.~klf Hwy. frl Tahob Hwy. to Temple. We caught the train Club and Cotton Center Volun­ "I have watched with interest 114th Strccl Ea&t 1/4 mile teer Fire Department. He is the the county and the cities work­ at Temple. We · bacJ to stay all Open Wed. - Sal. S p.m. - 9 p.m. Pena announces candidate intentions night in Sweetwater. secretary for the Cotton Center ing together in economic deve­ •••••••••••••••• South Lubboc:i "Papa got a freight car. We Water Supply Corporation board. lopment and would fully support as Hale County tax assessor-coUector had some horses and cows and He has a DBA degree from th1s continued effort through then our furniture. Texas Tech University. the Industrial Foundation." Belinda Pena has 1111101111ced "He was a merchant. He had a "With full realizahon that the her intention to run for the store and be bought cotton. He GENE MESSER FORD IS PROUD TO responsibility of a county com­ "With 1hc economic hard times position of Hale County tax had a gin. As a matter of fact, missioner entails many different we are facing we need a real assessor-collector in the March be was almost the whole town. jobs, not the least of which is conservative approach to taxes," Democratic primary. ANNOUNCE THAT management of nearly miles Allen said. "I will work to see "He bought produce and he 400 Christine Vinson currently Personalize Your bought cattle. His was a general of county dirt roads," Allen that taxpayers gel a dollar value holds the position but is not store," she said. said. for each dollar spent of our seeking reelection. She said that her mother was STEVE RILEY "I think, however, that the taxes." Pena has worked in the Hale Christmas Gifts strongly in favor or the move. "She was the one that pushed IS A PART OF OURS \LES TEAM. with Monogramming it. Papa would have stayed down Leftovers can be planned-overs there." by Sew Much More They moved to a home two By Carla McKeown turkey, make a broth by boiling bring the broth to a fuU roling miles west of Abernathy. With the big holiday meal the turkey carcass. The brolh boil. Place your Christmas orders planned down to the last drop "We called them California should be frozen if it's not used Try lhe following recipes with of giblets gravy, there's not bungalows. They were all over within three days. To serve, your turkey leflovers. much time left for planning the as soon as possible the place. It was a square four day-after Christmas meals. room house. Turkey Tostados A traditional turkey and "There was no electricity. A 2 cups cooked turkey, cut into 1/2 inch cubes Call Sherry Elliott dressing meal often offers at County tax office for 14 years. few phone lines. We didn't have 1 pkg. (I 1/2 oz.) laco seasoning mix least one leftover meal featuring She was named chief deputy a phone." water everything from the original. 4 corn tortillas clerk in 1989. The home is stiU there and But, most often, the gravy and cup canned rcfried beans Business organizations she is owned by her son, Bill. She also 1/4 dressing run out before the 1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese registered with arc Tax As· In the spirit of the scasoa, ~ local fiii'IIICR pilcbcd in to help lilt Friday. They used 12 lbip­ has a son, Bob, and a daughter, turkey meat does. scssor /Collector Association of pers OIIC IJuay 130 acn:ll Ray CXIUoD. bccu unable bring in hi6 1/2 cup chopped lomaloes and boll to llrip of Ria:'s Ria: llad to Pat. Leftover turkey need not be Texas, Texas Association of crop because of bill wife's iiiocs&. Comity Uac Co-op Gin Olplized the harvesting. . "We wanted to go out west," 1/2 cup shredded lettuce something the kids learn to 2 lbsp. chopped onions Assessing Officers and Board of Willie Minnie said. hate. Sandwiches aren't the only I /2 cup taco sauce Tax Professional Examiners. She Congress approves farmer disaster bill thing that can be made from the sour cream is eligible for certification as a SPECIALS GOOD WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. scraps of meal pulled off the guacamole Texas 1ax assessor/ collect or. Congress has approved a $1.75 the President. afnicting the Panhandle and the bones of the turkey. She was quoted in the Dec. 8 Some of the incidents which Rio Grande Valley and freezes edi1ion of the Plainview !2tli.!)' billion disaster assistance bill A little before-the-big-day In a large ~killet, over medium heal, combine the turkey and taco produced widespread agricultural which caused widespread damage Herald as saying, 'The tax that will provide payments for 512AVE. D scheming can turn leftovers into scasomng w!lh the am.ount of water recommended on the seasoning losses were the 1990 flooding to winter wheat production in farmers from across Texas who planned-overs. package. Bnng the m1xturc to a boil; reduce the heat and simmer assessor-collector's office is a along the Red and Trinity the Panhandle, North Texas and very crucial part of county suffered losses in 1990 or 1991, ABERNATHY Turkey meat will keep for for 5 minutes! stirring occasionally. On a large baking sheet, arrange We've got the pot on Blackland Prairie areas. government. There arc many said U.S. Sen. Phil Gramm. Rivers, scattered droughts 298-2753 three to four days in the refrig­ the corn lorllllas. Bake at 375 degrees for 5 to 7 minutes or until "More than 125,000 Texas erator, but stuffing and gravy the .torlillas arc crispy and lightly browned. Spread a tablespoon ol' important responsibilities with maintaining and updaJing lax FREE agric :ural producers suffered should be used within one to rcfncd beans on each tortilla. Top with 1/4 of the turkey mixture Coffee We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, record, voter record, boat and losses from flooding. freezes and PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 12-14, 1991 two days. and 1/4 of the cheese. Return the tostados to the oven until the With Pure CEMENT... CaU for 1 Yard Or 100 Yards motor-vehicle registration. drougbt,"'tlramm said. Carve the 1urkey meal from cheese is .melted, 2 to 3 minutes. To serve, top with tomatoes 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. F'misher Available "As an employee of the Hale "They wiD be able to file for the bones and refrigerate the lettuce, on1ons and laeo sauce. Garnish with sour cream and guaca· claims under this legislation, County lax offi~e for the past Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY !139-2102 ~ meat within two hours after mole. Makes 4 rervings. Nov. 29 thru Dec. 24 which will be administered at CHRISTMAS • •• >-. I roasting. Divide the leftover 14 years, I am experienced and ~~cJ~I level. , by tile Texas tur~ey into small portions and Sweet and Sour Turkey prepared to mcel those respon­ We have a great sibilities. I have knowledge of 1 store it in Several small con­ 15 1/4 oz. can pineapple chuncks, undrained STOCKING STUFFER ideal Gramm noted that Texas TR-EES tainers in the refrigerator. 2 tbsp. vegetable oil all the changing laws associated Dairy Queen Gift Certificates cotton farmers were among the ••• 'M' • .... with the tax office." MEXICO MOUNTAIN & ! , Cooked turkey meat also can 1/2 cup chopped onion hardest hit by the weather­ Make reservations NOW _- PAPER 1 be frozen and kept up to four 2 cups thinly sliced carrot slicks, 11/2 inches long Pcna, 38, is a volunteer with SCOTCH PINE Meals on Wheels; Plainview High borne agricultural disasters of • TOWELS I I monlhs in lhe freezer. Wrap the 1 1/4 cups water 1990 and 1991. for New Year's •• JUMBO ROLL l.._ ~ turkey meat in heavy foil or 3 chicken bouillon cubes School PTA vice president; and "Nearly 40,000 colton pro­ place it in freezer bags. Thaw 114 cup frrmly packed brown sugar church secretary for the First ducers are estimated to have Call for details frozen cooked turkey in the 2 tbsp. cornstarch Mexican Baptist Church. incurred damage valued at $326 Book your Christmas parties, too refrigerator or microwave, not 114 lsp. ground ginger She is a 1971 graduate of million in 1991 alone," Gramm at room temperature. 114 cup ketchup Plook called "Pockets." and whispered ever so gently, "The Christ 89! BARBECUE WHOLE IMEADl .Jambalaya CHICIIEN •3.99 CORN DOG 69° 11/2 cups diced ham t It may give you an idea about a simple chlld is the pates! gift of aii!N It was the f AllSUP'S DWCIOUS 1 cup chopped onion t gift for Christmas. Here is how it goes: ult tiniest of whispexs. People hardly even t BURRITO 79° HAMBURGER 59° 1 cup chopped cooked turkey ''Count on me t was Christmastime in a village far away. thought about It at the time. t BREAKFAST ggo WILSON ggc 314 eu_P sliced celery PAGE • BURRITO HOT LINKS f Angelica was so excited about the celebra· At midnight on Christmas Eve the t • SAUSAGE 1 medium green pepper, to provide the best BURRITO lions of Jesus' birth that she wanted village gathered for the pat celebration in BATHROOM t BUFISAtSA •t19 ON A STICK •t59 cut into striJ.l& t DEliCIOUS SAUSAGE & 1 clove garlic, mmccd Homeowners insurance everyone to know that the Christ child Is the square. The Jingling of little bells ff TISSUE t CHEESEIUIIGER 7!r lltSCUIT 2 tbsp. fresh minced parsley t the palest gift of all! became louder and merrier as everyone in 4ROLLPKO. • SAUSAGE. EGG 1'* CHICIIEN 2 tbsp. vegetable oil The whole village was hustling and the village came. A little girl danced with FRIED STEAK •t59 &BISCUIT •t09 value in town.'' t f SAliTEEYA 10 3f4oz. can chiclten broth t bustling getting ready for Christmas. delight around the giant village Christmas f SAUSAGE •t09 314 cup water t People were decorating trees, buying gifts tree. It was Angelical And without ever t ~ ~=SllliPS •t49 1S oz. tomato sauce 4 COUIIIT can for everyone on their lists, giving big knowing where the Idea came from, every· ~~:_~=.,rr •1.99 STUK ANGERS •too 1 bay leaf f 59Ci 1 4 tsp. leaf thyme t parties and preparing blg dinners. No- • one smiled because they knew: "The Christ CAU-111 0111/ERS WEI.COME CHECK OUR WEEKl r I SPECIAl.$ 118 tsp. cayenne t body - but nobody· had time to notice a child is the palest gift of aU." t ...... 1/4 tsp. worcestershire sauce t little girl. Angelica's mother was baking Each one of us can, like Angelica, t 3/4 cup uncooked rice Call: t cookies when Angelica tugged at her skirt remind people that Christmas is really all t JANE MURRAY to tell her of her new discovery. "Mama, about Jesus and his birth. We do not have to f Cook the ham, onion, green t the Christ child is the greatest gift of alii" do it tn great and grand ways. Just a little pepper, celery and garlic in the 2321 50th Street BURRITOS 2f0~ f "Not now, dear", her mother said absent· bell and a whisper, ""The Christ child Is the t 1. ALL GRINDS *199 · oil in a large skillet until the l...ubbock, Texas FOLGERS !.!!· onion is soft. Stir in the chic­ 792-3636 t mlndedly. patest gift of alii. t COFFEE _ ken broth and water. Stir in the f Angelica saw her neighbor bringing I wil~get my little brother, Sam, a nice t tomato sauce. Add the season· ...... In a sack of toys for his children so she present for Christmas. But I will also let him CORNDOGS ings. Stir in the turkey, rice f rushed outside to tell him her good news. know that the greatest gift of all comes from t 2fO~ 1 and parsley. Bring the mixture t "Sir," ahe said, quite politely, "the Christ God· in a manger. And that Is the best gift t to a boil, cover and simmer for A INIUIANC~ t child Is the palest gift of alii" "Run that he wlll receive this Christmas. t 40 minutes, stirring ocasionaUy. ALL VAIUETIES Makes 4 to 6 servings. Slate fann CAUME. Fire and Casualty Company COCA-COLA $179 s.end your favorite recipe or Home Otlkc' Blouinlngton, llllnol> ~ ¢ .9l.6ernatliy J'irst V.nitea Metfioaist Cliurcli ~ rcape requests to Carla McKc· Uke a good neighbor, State Farm Is there. t t 3UTER own, P.O. Box 3942, Lllbbock, Texas 7942S. tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt 1HE ABERNATIIY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, DECEMBER t3; 199t •1AOB 7 PAOB6 FRIDAY Antelopes take Nazareth, 73-49; lose.third in Lions Pi'onee'".Ciassic Tbe Abernathy Antelollca (S.2) foul. Tbe ref~ showpieCe laloc:IWrc down 5 oC 6 this weekend. Damoli Loper is the court. The shof .,.n;; blocked Levellud wllida pl8ced .... defeated Nazarech, ~. Tuca: The Naz lllooCer aaiaod boda 3--poialen for a 15-poillt total. 1 expe(:led to return for the on the way downr and ealled last year - fin& ~ Sllur· day on the Swifts' bomec:ourt. Cree throws but uak a 2-poiatcr Lutrid; bit three coaaecutivc Lo~ . goal·tending. The official score­ day with • 7l.Q - CM:r the Com to the II was a physical game carriecl 14 &ealllda later. Zacl Pllltml durilta the last '2.-(13 of the . third ' District starts at home apinst keeper, however, only marked it Hale Ccnlcr Owk. Dimmitt - over from the vanity girls' hit two free tbrowa ~ abc quarter for the filial 9 poiDts of Hart Tuesday. as a 2- ~int shot. coiiiOiation. game. Lopes within 2, 15-17, .. abc the period. The last shot was I 2 3 4 T Lutnck's shot was too little For the toanwDent, 1.-ry Lope bead coach Je.rrl Schae­ first quarter endecl. buniecl with 2 seconds left but ,Aber 15 22 23 13 73 t_oo late but , it helped the Norris had 36 poiDia aud 23 ffer received a technieal for Patton wu the leadina ro­ Wll aU net. Naz 17~ 16 49 Antelopes op'-rc the Bllllclotp, rebounds; Panoa llad r1 aud 20; qucstlonins the third foul oa boulldcr for Abernathy wiih 12. Briu Martin bit 2 in a 10- I 22·19 in the fourth Qllarter. · and-Purm had 19 aud Sboard&. Larry Norris with :41 left in tbo N~islsad8. . secoud third quarter bunt. w~ seconll anCI third q'*· Tile Lopea, loll their IIOClOIId Abernathy Baske ball Tournament rust quarter. . Norris topped Palloa u Norris scored the Lopes last 6 I Plainvic:w L.ioos Pioacrz a-ic lers by the Lopes alloM:d game to ~ntual dwapioo "That's the rust technical I've leading scorer with 17. Patton points on 3--pointers with less Abernathy's varsity boys lost, Plainview to capture the lead Levelland, 57-52, Friday. received in three years; Schae­ bad 16. than 1:50 left in the game. 63-50, to Plainview in the third and take off. Abernathy went to the win­ ffer. Three-point sbou raiDed on In aU Abernathy bit 12 3- place game of the Plainview Patton was high -point with 14 ners' side or the bracket with Now Deal Schaeffer's contention (visibly Naz and pushed the Lopes wdl point shots. Cody Forbes, Ken Lions Pioneer Classic last Satur­ for the Lopes. Forbes bad 13; an opening game, 49-42, victory not exaggerated) was that Norris out of reach. Dunn and Scott Norris popped day. Larry Norris 10; Martin S; over Slaton last Thursday. J N.D. nun. I BOYS I was not near the spot of the Line Lutrick was the Lope one each. Lutrick sank a 3-pointer at Lutrick 3; Scott Norris and 1 2 3 4 T Lca> Whiteface 8:00pm I Abernathy went to 5-2 and the final bUZ7.er which was Roddy Huffaker 2 each; and Abet 11 8 9 22 50 N.D. I host the Abernathy tournament verified by an official as be left Dunn 1. Plnvw 10 17 17 19 63 Pri. 5:00 JV boys lose three Abernathy, playing without (C) Semloole N.D. Loper in any tournament gamc.s, 1 2 3 T Fri. 8:00pm The Abernathy JV boys lost to point for the 1-3 Yearliup with Abet 15 16 11 •10 52 j N.D. I (D) shot 36 percent agai nst Plain­ nun. I Slaton JV, 40-41, in their first 8 point&. Malt Riley had 6 aud Naz breaks and falls view)s 58. Uvnd 13 13 20 11 57 I (A) Nazareth s:ro I game of the Cooper Tournament Tanner Davis had 4. Dec. 5. "We took a step backwud The Nazareth Swiftettcs were The Lady Lopes played two Forbes was named to the all­ AB 1 2 3 4 T Tournament Aubrey Nelson led the junior · tlili week, • Abernathy eighth downed by the Lady Lopes. 50- games Saturday and four overall. tournament team. He had 45 Fri.U:~ Aber 6 18 15 10 49 varsity with 14 points. David grade boys coach Patrick NObles 37, in Naz Tuesday. They defeated Brownfield, 56- point ~ in three gamt's and 21 l!llacado (6) rebounds. Sltn 10 7 7 18 42 AB Carver helped out by scoring 9 said. Abernathy led, 19-17, with 51 , Saturday morning. Prather Sat. 5:55 JAB Tbun. points. 'We have to go back to work 3:41 to go 10 the rnst half when led all scorers with 31 points l Loser D play will be in (13) I (3) Tulia 3:JS J "We didn't shoot very well in next · week and improve. Shal· Prim Ryan left the game with a for Abernathy. Davis added 8. All the rnst half but came back and lowat'<{ will bave an excellent broken nose. In Abernathy's second tourna­ Fri. 2:10 . AB played extremely well in tht. ~Ut_iTbey will be a good lest Abernathy bead coach Pat ment game, the Lady Lopes Great gifts for kids! (1) Crosbyton ~ Sat. 8:45 Abernathy second; said Paige Burelsmitli; to see bow much we do im· Mouser said Wednesday that the whopped Denver City, 49-26, Loscr9 (14) coach of the JV boys. . prove.' , doctors had cleared her to play. Friday. Prather was IOJ.IS with 17 I AB Thurs. I 1 2 3 4 T 1 2 3 4 T Mouser said that she will wear points. Brandi Marlin hit for 10. Pedal Tractors I <2> Randall 12:45 J &New Deal Aber 9 9 12 10 40 Abet · 6 2 6 9 23 face protection in future games. The Lady Lopes started the AB Sltn 12 15 6 8 41 Mrtn 10 16 7 6 39 "They (officials) let them play tournament with a loss, 41-29, Sat. 9:25am rough; Mouser said after the against Plainview. Riley led (10) Hererord AB The Antelope junior var&ity game. "II was rough.' Abernathy with 8 points. New this year! Fri. 7:50 gyms 7thgJadc 1 2 3 4 T AB Thurs. boys played Shallowater in theit He expressed satisfaction with I I (9) Abernathy's 7th grade boys the Lady Lopes' performance. Abcr 9 10 4 6 2 every day. HI Plaine Abernathy ~IillBBARD See Your Ginner TODAY CountyUne ClyCieanera INSURANCE AGENCY DriiDng Co-op Gin &Laundry Weekly Review TELLDT- the Window of the Marketu!:~~~~-- 916Ave.D Abernathy 298-2529 921 Avenue D P.O. Bc!11730 Rt.~BcR23 910Ave.D 298-1.554 7. -2171 298-27.42 298-2033 PAGE 8 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1991 THE ABERNATIIY WEEKLY REVIEW

I. nJEABERNAlHYWEEKLYREVIEW FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13 •.1991 PAOB9 - - -= SILVER SEASONS ;CA~~ c ·ENTER 1 Deadline For News & Ads Tuesdays .. 4 PM BUSINESS REVIEW . "Superior C1re For Speclll P.Ople" .Weekly Review·Classitie~s 298-2033 Complied, sold, and edited by LOCAL NEWS SERVICE, INC. Janet Hunton - Administrator P.O. Box 580382 • Tul11, OK 74158 • Pho. 918-822·9230 With oome of the fln.t facllltlee and dedl~ted oommltme,:;t" tO ~ religious services anti personal atten­ anywhere, SILVER SEASONS provision of the flneet In quality care. tlon hom a sldlJed staff are j\1$1 a few · Housing CARE CENTER hu become the From Physical Therapy to ~clow · of the amenities that help round out TEXAS PURL AIR SYSTEMS, INC. preferred nursing home of many pro- meals prepared under tile direct the advantages of this fine facility. For Sale . Rainbow Vacuum Sllea & Service mlnent families throughout the local supervision of a dietician, to the sldll- Where dedication and caring does area. The quality of care that the pa- ed lovlllg care of a professional ours- make a difference! mance of this fabulous machine. One of the most vital tool! In any This well-known shop features all tlent receives at this fine nursing lng staff and a spacious hom&-like The writen of this 1991 Fall of The writen of this 1991 Holiday a..., ... Sat. Dec. 14, 1604 ...,...... ,.. lnilill for a.- b aale. 3 bedroom, 2 car Miai For ale Ill' trade: 75 acres (55 household Is the vacuum cleaner. the new Rainbows for 1992. These facility is rated among the very best. environment, this Is one nursing Business Review recommend this fine Abc:rudlr w---. Business Review would like to recom­ 8 to 2 1408 Aberllathy. Stonge acres Fua. 20 acres cult.) 2 This versatile appUance makes clean machines are built with quality In Located at 2418 6th Street In Lub- home where the patient receives the nursing home to anyone needlpg the A~ H, &om Lm. p.m. -ca. TraiD for biP payiua .... 1 3/4 bath, isolated A~. E, mend this quality product and this coasl:nldioa jolla • c:arpcllby, wd1s. Localed 2 miles north 011 Qrq living an easier, more pleasant chore every component and feature many bock, phone 744-5775, where they've kind of attention and professional utmost In quality care. SILVER Christmas trcca, dec:oratioas and bedroom, exccllellt cooditioa. units available from S3S/mo. Call outstanding dealer to all of our lots more. (13-llp) IIWOIII')', painter, etc. No 127. Owaer linaDce. Owner/· and the best place to get the best new and lnnovatlve design advances combined years of aperlence and nursing care that you both anticipate SEASONS CARE CENTER wishes tui­ Call198-2615. (rts) Hallmark & Assoc., Inc. 797- vacuum Is TEXAS PURL AIR to make them run better and longer readers. Remember TEXAS PURL lioa. Get your G.E.D. HouaiD& 2190, Lubbock.(rt&) broker 198-2255. (6-2tb-13) -::::=1-21. dedication to create a nunlng facility and desire. you continued Health and Happln"" SYSTEMS, INC. located at4712 67th than ever! The e1perienced profes­ AIR SYSTEMS, INC. can service all that promotes the ultimate In comfort A social calendar for activities, this Holiday Season! and meala pmridcd. Rcc:eM JOHN WAl..lON Street in Lubbock. phone 791-4242 or sionals at this line shop will be happy Rainbows and they sell only Rain­ '-door, pniF sale. 502 13th. cash and . c:lothing allowance&. 3-l-2, w..,.,...aw. brick with REALTORS 1-800-288-2043: your Rainbow to show you the amazing perfor- bows .. . the beat/ Fri. and Sat. Couch and ciWrL Ap 16-21, A U.S. Dept of Labor fireplace 011 luge lot witll Dealer! BAILEY'S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE Lots of odds and ends. (13-ltp) Pro&nm. TraiD for your future. feoc:ed backyard. Isolated muter 3 B~ I Bath, 2 Car Dd. "Since 1979" Calf: 1-800-7.n-JOBS or (806) bedroom, patio, lllonge bouse & Gu. ~ ~16. built-iDa, utility room with 2 BR. 2 Bath, 2 Liviag Area SANDERS FUNERAL HOME Dana Advent - Manager S38,SOil. "Since 1931" eledric booltups. 1110 A~. J. Margie Gore - Owner 298-116611. ( rts) 3BR.1 Bath "Service Measured Not By Gold, But By The Golden Rule" PiDC Harbor Subdivision, Litke ·o S76,SOO. There are certain occasions In a figure" as well as that all-lmport~t So, whether It's a wedding, a par­ the Pines lake lot iD East Texas. With complete. modern facilities funeral director who will make every You are invited to call anytime for 2 BR, 1 Bath, Comer Lot woman's life when only the very occasion. ty, prom or pageant, a cruise, a Vacation get-away oear fishing, $2.9,SOO. In one convenient location, effort to comply with the wish.,; of more information. finest will dol When that all­ BAILErs BRIPAL BOUTIQUE christening, or holiday, you'll lind Movia& m..a seD soon. 3-2·1. SANDERS FUNERAL HOME at the family. SANDERS FUNERAL HOME is a Low down payment or best boating and swimmiag. Sec:urity important day draws near, you will offers a unique "Bridal Planning Ser­ the exact apparel, the attention to guards, facilities rec::ently im­ Ask for 1420 Main in Lubbock, phone SANDERS FUNERAL HOME can member of several Insurance plans vice" S.nd can arrange saJes, or ren­ detail and personal service that's sure reasonable offer. Assumable non· want to look your absolute best. If prOYed. 298-2m3 or 298-2909 763-6433 has been serving our area assist you in Pre-Need Arrangement.• and can advise you as to which plan you haven't guessed yet ... think tals, of not only the ultimate wedding to add the special touch you desire. qualifying loan. Open house Dec. after p.m. and weekends. for over 60 years and.is well known as and also offers a wide range of will best lit your needs and your about bridal gowns, bridesmaids and gown. but equally beautiful dres5es The editors of this 1991 Holiday l'a:ull: whole, cracked or Haw to make mooc:y at home 7, 12-3 p.m. 298-2937. (6-ltp-13) 5 JIM BOB SMITH being one of the region's leading preplanned services for your budget. Shipping arrangements and flower girls. We're tallcing about for the bridesmaids, the mothet,l il'fld Business Review urge all prospective sbeDed. Frank Bartlett, 1010 witll ~ penonal oomputc;r. funeral directors. This truly disllnc­ convenience: other servl001 are also easily ar · your wedding, and the area's #I yes ... even the flower gitl\''ij'\0\ll brides and grooms who plan to look 2nd, 298-22.53. (13-2tp-20) Am1Z1J18 FREE information. 24 Subscribe today 793-8111 llve funeral home has everything to Advantages of Preplannlng ranged. The editors of this 1991 Holi­ bridal shop ... BAILEY'S BRIDAL as the invitations. They can ·also their very finest on their most Impor­ hour recorded message. (316) For sale: 2 bedroom, one bath, to the offer to the family in their lime of I. Hold Inflationary prk't!S down day Business Review are pleased to be BOUTIQUE located at 5410 Slide costume the groom's party. In the tant day to see this prominent bridal 715-0612 ext. 223. (6-ltp-13) nice stucco, good neighborhood, Autos able to suggest this well-established Abernathy Weekly Review need. From thoughtful pre-arrange­ on casket and service. Road In Lubbock, phone 797-2154. past, "formal wear" meant a black shop lor every thing they need! W"M:I ~n: you sick and tired of S21,000. Shipman Real Estate, [ For Sale iiii ments, dignified services, and final 2. Eliminates your family from funeral director to all of our readers. There you'll be shown elegant twedo with tails! Nowadays, fashion BAILEY'S BRIDAL BOUTIQUE your husband's caps being iD the J ~2033 Interment ceremonies to sympathetic, having to make hurried SANDERS FUNERAL HOME gowns in a myriad of colors and is available in men's formal "w~ar . wishes everyone Happiness closet and on top of your compassionate counseling. Whether decisions. wishes everyone a Happy and Pros· styles, sure to appeal to every taste! They feature tuxedos in the lates\:of throughout the Holidays and a Pros­ furniture, we have cap racks to your preference is for a simple service 3. Assures that your final wishes perous New Year! The sizing is such that there Is a gown exciting styles and colors as well. as perous New Year. solve this problem. Available for King Crossword or an elaborate one, this is one are carried ou~ . which can be "perfectly fitted to your the traditional. ' Christmas. Only $6.50. Contac:t (~Se::::::::rvi::::::::·ces~) Riddles Crafts, 298-2216. (13- z-::) ) ACROSS WHITE'S TOT SHOP FURNITURE PLUS GONZALES BAIL BONDS ltp) l. Legal matter "A Name You Can Trust" WBSI!RVICE Ama..-o Hwy 1-27, Exll10 4. Agave fiber Discover a wonderous world of play thi •e shop handles the kind ol "Se Hable Espanol" most bruda of TV'a and refrig· g, Couple fashion in clothing lor girls in sizes cloth~ } uur children want to weur. Any unparalleled selection of fine decorating scheme from among their Felix Gonzales (Mr. G) - Owner Grat fiJI' Christmas or to fmd Sewer Line Financing For the little girl in your life there's a Cl'llon. Service oa Ill Whirlpool Infant to 14 and boys Infant to 7 at home furnishings and exquisite in­ many brand name furnishings- and your best fortune. Whites Metal dazzling as.•or tment of drcss~s. quality is built Into every piece. Johnny Gonzales - Manager appliaaa:a. Ncwtaa lbdio .t. TV, Available :;=r:r WHITE'S TOT SHOP! terior at·ctmt:s designed to state, Detectors. Call lindsey Webb at Senices "Trinity" blouses, pants, sweaters and ac­ Select from a vast assortment of 306 MaiD Street, 198-2338. (rts) Good selection This fine shop specializes in just enhance or compliment any decor arc In jail? Need Bail? Call The owner of GONZALES BAIL 298-2857. (22-5tb-20) 14. English what every young mother has been cessories designed especially fur the featured at FURNITURE PLUS "period", traditional or contem­ GONZALES BAIL BONDS, phone BONDS, Felix Gonzal.,;, has had aeans 3" to 6" of economy cars painter looking for . . qoollty Infant's and young lady! For the fellows, there's located at 57 15 19th Street in Lub· porary pieces to match or compli­ 747-6171 atll09 Main Street in Lub­ years of experience in writing bail Sewer lines 15. Pedro's children's clothing! Located at 3410 the latest In stvles in suits, shirts, bock, phone 797-7383. This well ment your existing decor. Whether bock to arrange quick 24-hour jail bonds and such ellperience plays a SMAIL ENGINE REPAIR Removes all roots 746-5855 aunt FIJI' sale: good color TV, bicycl­ 34th in Lubbock, phone 792-7822, jackets and j ean~ - everything a boy known and respected furniture t-enter you need a single piece or entire re­ release. This firm writes city, county, large part in his being recognized as 1210 4th Street, 198-2101. All 16. Bring into es . girls and boys. 1211 Ave D and obstructions they feature one of the area's finest needs to grow in style! And, of features quality furnishings for every furnishing, FURNITURE PLUS is DWI and Criminal Bonds. Few of us one of the leading bondsmen in th~ work guaranteed. Tiller tune hannony selections of baby a nd children's course, the most enc hantin ~ and room in your home for the ultimate your complete furnishing and can even imagine any situation that area. His advice In matters pertaining (13-ltb) upa. Pick up & cleliwr. (rts) Irrigation 18. Fragment clothing at tremendous values. Stop adorable infant wear! You truly have in unique and beautiful interior decorator accessories center. would lead to incarceration and the to bonding Is sought and respected. CaD 298-2991 20. Worn groove in and browse among their many to see their outstanding assortment of decor. Not only do you receive the The writers of this 1991 Holiday resulting devastating consequences, He offers the people of this area a Senices 21.lndiJ!ent or298-2729 24. Carries charming lines of brand name ap· beautiful infant and child fashions to utmost in personal service from their Business Review would like to state but in this day and age, innocent peo­ 24-hour service and he or one of his lbmpl made to order. ~.!Jbcr 28. Early form pare!. Bring your child in and look truly appreciate this fine shop, and professional staff, but these that it is indeed refreshing to find a ple are jailed due to circumstance, staff is always available to senle you. Aacotl Rubber Stamps, 411 13th you'll adore the merchandiS<' ~ven of flute over the tremendous assortment of knowledgeable experts can assist you store where the lowest prices and and in this emergency, a bail bond No one likes to 'think of being ar­ St., 298-2033, 298-2909 after 5 outstanding garments. You'll find ell· more when it's your baby wearing it! in creating just the type of ambiance finest service go hand in hand, and service is an invaluable asset. If rested, but if this should happen to Lost and For aU your IRRIGATION 32. San -,on and weekends. ( rts) the Riviera citing outfits for every baby from the The editors of this 1991 Holiday you desire. compliment this . quality-conscious you've ever been In jail regardl.,;s of you or one of your friends, GON­ ( Found 33. -, dos,tres Business Review are sure you will be Whether it's a new living room set, community leader for their outstand­ PRODUCTS smallest infant to toddlers to pre-teen the circumstance then you probably ZALES BAIL BONDS inviteo .you to J concrete needs! 34. 1lleme in the latest of fashion< . styles and thrilled when vou discover this world a bedroom ensemble or dining room ing wlcction ol quality furnishings know how invaluable a good bonds­ call on them at any tirne at747-6171. SJM,._ Clll1ls. We can fill your 36. Make fun of colors for any occasion. For drcs.< or of fine childre;,·s clothing! furniture, whatever your furniture or and professional standards. FUR­ man is . GONZALES BAIL BOND The editors of this 1991 Holiday Patios, Sidewalks, ~ print order right here in Aber­ V•LI&Y 37. Beverage redecorating needs, you're sure to NITURE PLUS wishes everyone a takes pride in the fact that no amount Busin= Review recommend this fine Driveways &: Cellars 3. River to the passage 48. A set of ~ 10 to 11 weeks old, nathy. Printed on post cards. Valley Irrigation 39. Narrates principles find the quality, sty le and just the Happy Holiday Season I of effort is spared to give you the firm to anyone in need of bail bond 41. Peter and Moselle 31. American brown, long haired puppy. Tan Call early for wide selec:tion of Systems playwright 49. Comfon WESTEX MEDICAL ril(ht touch to compliment your fastest possible service and the clients servi001. You can pluce your con· Ivan 4. Tenor feet, while tip on taiL Lost oolors. Other print jobs also 50. Sovereignty, SALES- RENTAL- SERVICE of this concern are relieved with the lidence In them. GONZALES BAIL Ed Johnson 4521 Clovis Road 43. Genn and 5. Anger 35. Jackie and speedy posting of bo.nd and quick BONDS wishes everyone a Safe and north side of Abernathy. 298- available. Call Abernathy Weekly Lubbock Carroll 6. Spasmodic Gary in India Has a member of your latllily or a have won them th e respc'Cl of i eadin~ MTS MODULE TRUCK release which they receive. Happy Holiday Season I 2960. Reward offered. Review, 298-2033. (rts) 839-2952 44. Angler's twitch 38. A dry gully 51. Large bird friend been stricken with an illness or ph~·sicians and clinics throughout the Free Estimates 765-5490 need 7. Hebrew 40. Employ 52. Peruse injury which requires specific areal SERVICE, INC. 46. Concord instrument 42. Likely heir carefully 53. Herb eve medical equipment,.!" supplies? To WESTEX MEDICAL oilers free Jim Westbrook - -~ ~=·· "' ~ . ,.LUBBOCK CABE.ASSQ_ClA.IES 50. Profound 8. Tamper with 45. June 6, 1944 help them get back on their feet pick-tip and delivery ·· s~rvice and ~ 55. Region of 47. Culture 54. Egyplian god acknowledged experts In the field! 9. News agcy. again, you may need the service< of 24-hour emergency scrvk>e to their Where does th e smart truck driver "Caring Is Our Business" India medium take hi s ri g for service in the Lubbock The skilled technicians at MTS 10. Trouble Aoswento WESTEX MEDICAL, located at oxygen customers. The road to A member of the famil y is being Home Health Aides, and Physical Church Directory 56. Chinese II. Sandra or 1616 6th Street in Lubbock, phone recovery Is o lot smoother with this area'/ MTS MODULE TRUCK SER· MODULE TRUCK SERVICE, INC. released from the hospital. An aged Therapists, whose only concern is island Kina Crouword VICE, INC. has been repairing and know that · down time costs you Frances 762-2500 or 1-800-233-9062. respected firm's help. The writers of parent no lollger can function alone. your well-being .. . offering profes­ seapon 17. Filbert maintaining trucks for years and the mon~y. and they make every effort to This reputable firm leaturf'< qual­ this 1991 Holiday Ruslness Review A handicapped person requires sional standards and personal service 57. Affirm 19. Gl's oddreSii men who know quality keep coming get you rolling again In a minimum ASSEMBLY OF GOD METHODIST CHURCH IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO ity medical equipment and rehabili­ suggest that you call them for a free special care and attention. These are second to none. YOULI" FEEL BET· 58. Paid 22. Aroma of time. 1404 Avenue B New Deal Avenue A & 5th tation aids such as oxy~en, in-home consultation whenever you hack again and again! real situations requiring real solu­ TER WITH l.UBBOCK CARE notices 23. Word off Located at 6801 66th St .. phone Don't let just anyone service YOUR 298-2060 Sunday School10:00 AM 298-4068 respiratory equipment, hospital heds, need hospital equipment or supplies tions. ASSOCIATES IN YOUR HOME! 59. Sister of 25. Sea bird 794-3254, this outstanding servke truck .. . see the experts and drive Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday Services 9:00 AM Sunday Schon! 10:00 AM Jupiter wheelchairs, walkers. traction rig­ of any type ... yo u'll be glad you Where can yuu turn? ... Turn to State certified, Medicare Approved. 26. Discharge depot caters to the needs of the pro· away with a perfectly repaired rig! Worship 10:30AM Steve Campbell Worship 11:00 AM 60. Sweet ging, van lifts and conversion<, exer­ didl And they will assis t you in your LUBBOCK CARE ASSOCIATES LUBBOCK CARE ASSOCIATES is a 27. Exhibits fessional driver with lubrication, The writers of this 1991 Holiday Evening 6:00 PM Evening 6:00 PM potatoes cise equipment for physical therapy, Medicare Insurance claims. Everyone with the assurance that warmth and non-profit organization. grief tune-ups, alignments. trailer repair, Busin= Review think you'll become Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM 61. Female ruff incontinent supplies, other sickroom at WESTEX MEDICAL wishes you understanding are only a phone call The editors of this 1991 BusinfSS 28. Plont rear endli, tronsmis.~iuns . and most a regular customer a£ter just one visit! Lester Anderson DOWN supplies, and much, much more - and yours "a Happy and Healthy away ... at 796-1367 ... located at Review cannot say enough about the Pastors Jackie & Glenda disease any other repair needed. They are the I. Decays PERSONAL SERVICE! Their reas­ Holiday Season." 1012 Slide Road In Lubbock. They outstanding care available from Thompson PRIMERA MISSION BAtrnSTA 29. Adam's 2. Heroic in grandson onable rates and considerate scrvke are here to help . . whenever you LUBBOCK CARE ASSOCIATES 1112 Jerome St. CHURCH OF CHRIST scale 30. Musical need them . . wherever you need and recommend you contact LUB­ COUNTY UNE BAPI'IST 298-2217 NEWDFAL OSC SECURITY CO. THE TRIM SHOP · them ... with health care personnel BOCK CARE ASSOCIATES for all 757-2134 Sunday Morn Worship 10 AM R South Monroe Ave. Sunday School10:00 AM Sunday School 6 PM ., 746-5022 Darryl O'Qulnn - Owner "Car Upholstery Our Specialty" dedicated to the highest prof=lonal your home health care needs! LUJI.. standards. BOCK CARE ASSOCIATES wishes Worship 11:00 AM Evening Worship 6:45 PM Sun~ay School 9:30 AM r;p~~- J'--1 /:;;~i{-::~!JV spe;,ialists In all types of com mer· special events, too. Spt•ciulists in all types of upholstery other equipment will handle the Care Is ea•y to arrange based on vou a Happy Holiday Season and Evening 6:00 PM Wed. Bible Study 7:30 PM Sund,.y Worship 10:30 AM cia(, residential, and special event OSC SECURITY CO. offers ·and heavy Iabrie work, THE TRIM toughest fabrics with ease and the your needs by licensed and registered Prosperous New Year! Pastor Ernie Brewer Friday Prayer Service 7 PM Evening 5:00 PM statewide Network skilled craftsmen are thoroughly c~asaW~rtlslng security, OSC SECURITY CO. has regular patrols of your neigh- SHOP has become known throughout personnel, ellperienced RN's, LVN's, Pastor G.G. Flores Minister Steve Swisshelm Advertlae 1n 291 Texall newspapers lOr only ~60. come to be known as one of the borhood. It's very oc'Onomical when the area as being THE place to go schooled in 9ll phases of the FIRST BAP11ST CHURCH Reach 3 MIWON Texans. Calllhla newspaper for delalla. upholstering art. Regardless of what region's leading guard and patrol several businesses or neighbors get when only best Is good enough! 411 7th 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE service. together to hire a uniformed guard to Whether you want a sofa and chair you need . .. if It's upholstery, THE HAPPY JACK TAIYERIIICIDE: Reoog· lathe, horizontal boring mill, and CNC J & B ENTERPRISES 298-2587 511 Avenue E lathe. Baneflta: group lnaurance, retire­ Located at 500 E. 50th Street In patrol the area, AND the crime rate ret.'Overed, a new seat lor your car or TRIM SHOP can handle ill nlzed aala & eflactlw by Cenler lor Yet· Sunday School9:30 AM. OUR LADY QUEEN OF1HE 298-2832 ment. profttaharlng, Mark'a Machine Co., Lubbock, phone 763-5575, this well- takes a drastic drop when armed truck, or an upholstered restaurant The writers of this 1991 Holiday IOrinary Mediclne againat hook. round a Fast service on all types of lock changing of safe combinations, Worship 10:40 AM AI'OS'J1.,F.S CATiiOUC CHURCH Sunday tapeworm a in dogs & cata. Allllilable 0- Inc., El C.mpo. 409-643-8204. known security force will put men guards are on the job. The authors of booth, this is the place to go! Business Review suggest that all of problems and key duplication Is the master key systems and other facets of Bibl~ Study 5:00 PM New Deal Sunday School 9:45 AM T-<: atfarmerco-opa & bettarleed •-· DRIVERS: KLUIINC., Oallaa and~ where you need them. In your store, this 1991 Holiday Busin.,;s Review Located at 2902 Avenue "D" in our readers remember this outstand­ full-time job of J B ENTER· the locksmith business are also handl­ & Evening Worship 6:00PM Sunday Mass 10:45 AM Children's Church 10:45 AM DEER HUNTERS SPECIAL: 25 aava, lonwmlnaiaarencwhiringe~ in your business or plant, at the en- think you'll enjoy the caliber of ser· Lubbock, phone 741-1134, this Ing firm for any type of upholstery PRISES. This well-established ed with ease by this qualified com­ tr..:tor lraller drtvera to run 48 alataa .ud Wednesday Evening 7:30PM Father Michael O'Carroll Morning Worship 10:45 AM $7115/.c:n, wooded, a•callent hunting, trance points ... wherever there's a vice that this qualified firm provides! quality-conscious shop can make work they rnay need. THE TRIM locksmith specializes in all phases of pany. Residential, commercial and ~Ina large ranc:fl. Taxaa ve~ or CsnloiMI Cali1-800-1125-6556, Monday· SHOP wishes everyone a Happy Brother Dennis Teeters Evening Worship 6:00PM Friday. need for security services, they can Everyone at OSC SECURITY CO. nearly anything from Iabrie, vinyl, lock installation and service and you industrial business is welcome. FIRST UNITED METHODIST provide it! They're experts at pro- wants to wish you Happy Holidays naughahide, or leather. Holida)· md a Prosperous New Year! can depend on him for the fay\est Remember the name . . . J &: B N.Y.I. (Teen Time) 7:15PM :;,e'~=:::"O:.Tu~teJ.»-h~ RANCH SUPPUES OR FARII EQUIP. 1 704AvenueD 800-725-3699. IIEHT: Stael buildingall Olallftl4ld ln- vldlng protection and security at and a Prosperous New Year. Heavy-duty rewing machines and finest service anywhere. · ,. · 1 · 1 ENTERPRISES for everything In FIRST BAP11ST NEW DFAL Wednesday 298-2581 Located at 4410 54th Street in ' ·locksmithing from simple duplicate Sunday School10:00 AM Prayer & Praise Meeting 7 PM COVENANT TRANSPORT: Hirlng trac­ Sunday SchoollO:OO AM IOr trailer drlvet11. •1 yr. O.T.R. axperi­ ::torr~':l ~:":t:.:.tta;s.:~ Lubbock, this competent firm is keys to complicated installations and Worship 11:00 AM King's Kids Bible Clur 7 PM Worship 11:00 AM - oSing1e 111·22, •Ealt OOUI pey •ln• 40tt6-$13,835MW$11,870;1!0X200 TEXAS DISCOUNT CARPET available for your protection with repairs. The writers of this 1991 Holi­ Evening Worshi~ 7:00 PM Thursday -$:!5,741 MW$18, 871. 3Cn-757~107. Evening 6:00 PM _,1\19 pey •lleneftta poockaga •t.lnlmum ''Every Day Is A Sale Day" mobile service and is centrally · do. Business Review think that you'll Wednesday Semce 7:30PM High Plains Nursing ARE YOU llRED OF COLLECTING Wed. Choir Practice 7:30 PM 11Q8 23 •Teama27~1' HIOC)-441-43114. builders and Interior decorators, this coverings! Their volume buying located. For dependable service, like the speed, quality and coS) of the Tim Wino, Pastor Home Service 3:00 PM Big Savings on all types of Steve Campbell •BUY.SB.L·TAADE-ANYlltiNG• With nationally recognized name- brand discount carpet center specializes In policies and their remarkably low phone 792-8585. service. Ernie Gray, Pastor the American Trading Club. Free lnlor· =:"o~~~~~~C:UC:::;'~ carpets In a tremendous selection of buying quality products from some of overhead are also reasons for their Locks for all types of , ~ I ,. NORTIISIDE BAPI'IST CHURCH F.W. Rogers, Minister of Outreach matlon. Nb obligation. •Call24 hours. 1· ~. ~f~lf Funcing, Inc. 10- the latest In styles, colors, teJitures, the most respected carpet mills In the low, low prices. Don't buy any carpet 420 16th Street awrER COMMUNrrY 800·233-9053. Mi. E. OD FM 597 ADOPllON: ACCOUNTANT It BABY and great values! That's what you'll country to provide you with name until you've seen the selection and 298-2497 5 MONTE DE LOS OUVAS WOLFF TANNING BEDS: New oom­ Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 nunewouldlovetoadoptyournawbom, find at TEXAS DISCOUNT CAR· brand carpets at low prices, a.• well unbelievably low prices at this Sunday School 9:45 AM 110 East 4th St. meraat-home unlb from $199. Lampa, would provide ...,.,th, ...,.,rity a won­ PET .. , where quulity, service and as, vinyl, ceramic tile and wood outstanding carpet center. Worship 11:00 AM 74~1U 298-2230 lotlona, -aorie•. Monthly paymenta dllful eckocallon. t.ea.I/COnlldenllal. Call lowaa$18.Calllldy.FREE:NEWoolor reasonable prices are the name uf the flooring. Their knowledgeable sales The editors of this 1991 Holiday Evening Training 5:00 PM Sunday School10:00 AM · Wednesday 7:00 PM RegiM/Jeff 1-800-831-11246. It is illegal calalog. 1-800-2~2112. 1o be paid lor anything beyond legal or game! Located at 4821 34th in Lub­ force can &.'ISist you with any ques­ Busines.• Review urge all our readers LUBBOCK Worship 11:00 AM Sunday School10:00 AM Evening Worshi~ 6:00 PM FIRST CLAS8 MACHINIST: Engine medical elfPGIIMI. bock, phone 796-0414, they feature tion< concerning the latest in fiber. to check with this leading carpet sup­ VILLAGE Wednesday Scmce 7:30 PM E~ning 5:00 PM Sunday Worship 11:30 AM one of the urea's largest and most texture, and wear technology . plier ... first! 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