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VOLUME 69, NUMBER 6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1990, ABERNA1HY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES

Athletic Director reassigned; Steve Guerrant to assume duties By Judy Luce These include the contracts of Larry McBee, tice and the new one for games. the committee. That person will be named at the After weeks of rumors circulating, head foot­ high school principal; Larry Aldridge, elementary Floyd commented that last year the league did March school board meeting. ball coach Ray Ater mel with members of the principal; Robert Priest, curriculum director; a super job of taking care of the floor. The school application employment forms were Abernathy Independent School Board Monday Floyd Galloway, business manager; and Gerry Board president Richard Howard expressed discussed. There was concern that the form was night. Etchison, HONDA program director. concerns about who was responsible for cleaning in need of updating. The members considered a "Ray Ater is being reassigned within the Floyd presented the board with the third up after the gym was used. form provided by the Texas Association of system and we are reorganizing the athletic reading of Update 35. It was aeproved unani­ Floyd said this was no problem. School cus­ School Boards. No action was taken. department and Steve Guerrant, who has been mously by the board with Clark Rder making the todians will do the work, and be paid by junior Enrollment for the fifth month of school was the junior high principal, will be the new ath­ motion and Mike Lambert seconding 11. basketball. recorded at 882. This is down 13 pupils from this letic director and head football coach; said Tommy Myatt made the motion to grant use of time last year. Superintendent Charles Floyd Wednesday during Harold Bufe came before the board as a repre­ Lunchroom participation was 71 percent in the sentative of Abernathy junior basketball. He the facilities to the organization, Lambert secon­ an interview. ded it, all of the members approved. lunch program and 18 percent in the breakfast Ater has been a part of the AlSO athletic requested the use of the school's facilities during program. the 1990 junior basketball season. program for 13 years, two as head coach. The board agreed to pay the school district's Collected taxes as of Feb. 5 were 96.53 per­ Guerrant had been the head coach while Ater Bufc assured the board that the facilities bills with Riley making the motion and Thomas · cent of the tax roll, up from 95.9 percent at this was the offensive coordinator. would not be used until both the girls and boys Pettit seconding it. time last year. Contracts of administrators of Abernathy basketball teams were finished with post-season The board discussed the necessity for es­ Board members present at the meeting were schools were renewed Monday night · by the play. tablishing a planning committee for long range Riley, Laurin Prather, Howard, Pettit, Myatt, school board. The youngsters will use the old gym for prac- planning. One school board member must be on Lambert, and Robert Pope. Lutrick will go 'hog wild' for calf in scramble Mar. 3

Stephen 'Line' Lutrid, 14, freshman Abernathy fFA mem- "I ber, will compete in th~ 1990 •; Houston Rodeo calf scramble ' March 1 in the Astrodome. -~. Lutrick, the son of Larry and ' i: Becki Lutrick, will comp~te for one of 252 calves 10 he awarded at the !'~)()show. Additionall y, as many as two participants from each of the 18 rodeo performances will be awardc.:d "hard luck" certificates for thcir <.:fforts in attempting to catrh a calf, resu lting in )6 more certificates actually given. Mike Grimsley, left, Abernathy water superintendent, and Billy Elliott, city employee, in.~pccl the new Lutrick with the help of FFA city pickup shortly after its arrival Monday afternoon. Elliott was preparing to lea~ for Abilene in the ;.,.._l .,... ' ... advisnr, Scotty Windham, 5\lh­ to attend a water School truck basic mittcd one of 97 Area I applka- tions to the show officials. The calf scramhl~ is one of the show's major programs Gubernatorial candidates benc.:fiting youth, rc.:quiring a yearlong commitment from the winner to the animal project. The actual calf scramble event speak at TPA convention involves 28 part icipants pitted aga inst 14 calves. . Each scramblc.:r is committed Scotty Windham, left, Abernathy FFA advisor, and Line Lutrick look ByJudyLuce He believes women should be ·move into their area to improve to capturing a calf, haltering over Lutrick's itinerary for the upcoming Houston Livestock Show. I had the opportunity to hear at home with the children and the local and state economy. and bringing it to the finish Lutrick will be competing in a calf scramble on Mar. 3. not in the work force. He is White cited good schools and several of the candidates Cor line. The: successful ones receive against women in the military, adequate medical care as things Texas ~overnor speak last an $800 calf purchase certifi­ The calf is raised by the The winners arc required to Friday mght at a Texas Press feeling his wife is too delicate companies look at when making cate. winner for special showring submit financial records, photo­ to wear a uniform. a decision on where to locate. Association convention in Dallas. The certi ficate, donated by a Clayton Williams, also a information. human lifesaving act related to who rcscu~d his younger broth­ successful businessman (par­ Pictures should be sent to farming or · ranching in 1989 er, Dakota, from being injured ticularly in oil), said the state State Preservation Board, Sam within Texas," Valco said. by an electrical wire ncar their government should be run more Houston Building, P.O. Box Valco said the recipient of the home in June of 19&\. David efficiently. 13286, Austin, Texas 78711. award will be announced March received his award in Dallas last March. Williams said drugs are a 12 during the 51st annual Tcx- major problem in our society Cancer detection and as governor would put a lot of emphasis on that issue. unit available Fund set up at Abernathy bank He concluded with the state­ The breast cancer detection ment that he would build a unit will be in Abernathy next for New Deal police chief highway around Big Bend State Wednesday. It will be parked at A fund has been set up to raise money to help defer_medical Park and build picnic and camp­ the City Hall. and related expenses for New Deal police Chief Marcy Wh1te. . P-r-~ ~ store. 405 Ave. D, was DOt installiDa a IICW ing areas on the road to make clrM lbrougb wiDdow Oil the south cod of the building . lfeb. 1 at Anyone wishing to make· an White, of Abernathy, was seriously injured ~n a two-car acci­ it more accessible to all people, appointment may do so by dent at the intersection of 127 and FM 1729 m New Deal Jan. 5:20 p.m. A 14-:pear-old female Will Pea a citatioa for driviDg rather than only backpackers. widlout a drM:r'a liccDic and failiD& to CIOIIIrol apeed after the 1976 calling 298-2431. 2 _~obilc lhc wu ~ hit the buildiDg. The drM:r's aunt wu State Treasurer Ann Richards Cost for an examination is \he fund is at First State Bank of Abernathy, P.O. Box 150, also c:itecl for .uowmi;·~ to drive. Tbcre were ao iDjarics ad was not able to make the event. $60. Abernathy 79311. . . . Officer Ridaanl CordeD, imatiptiDs officer, estimated the damaac She called Friday to say she The visit of the unit is SJJ?n­ White 34 was released from Umvers1ty Med1cal Center Mon- sored by Women's Divtsion to ~ ow:r SSOO. 11ac car wa n:Pta'cd to Cruz Luera, ol Aber­ would be working late fmishing day. ' ' aathy. a television spot. Chamber of Commerce. PAGE2 FRIDAY,FEBR0ARY9,1990 1HEABERNA1HYWEEKLYREVIEW . " . , '""J "' ,. ' " ~ , .. ., ,...... ,.,. TiiE ABERNATHY WEEKLYREVIaw FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1990 PA0£-3 - NGSPA.undewriting Depot Dispatch Newlyweds make Local postmaster- .- nationwide poll The senior citizens a:ntcr had 67 for lunch ud singing Wed· nesday. There were clcven c:ury out trays. announees free seminar . Tbc National Gram ~um Crop Insurance should be elimi· Rachel Webb won the Crbc lunch Wednesday for nexl week. Abernathy home Producer& Alioeiation of Abcr· nated, call1·900-'720-6061. 'Ibc invocation at the Wednesday ooon meal was given by Clayton Acting Postmaster Margaret._ 'Since a machine is used to nathy is underwriting a nation· and a If you want to continue .~cr. . . Bobby and Frances Perkins Elmer Cox, grandfatl)er of the Tooker bas anoounce(J that 'read' addreucs, everybody can wide producen' telephone poD Federal Crop lnsuruce, eaU 1· Stugiug was lead by Clayton Bhgcr, Virgil Brutlcy, aud Brother Abernathy will host a free understand how important the . of St. J~ph's Catholic and Jimmy and Ruth Cox are groom, was bestman. ~ IS being conducted by 900-120-6062. Louis SChaap. Alma Ruth Schaap pia~ the piano ud specials were mailing seminar Thursday for iu Church. pleased to announce the mar· The bride is tbe granddaugh­ correct address is lo providing· KO~C Talk Radio 71 in AmariUo. There is a S.SO charge per provided by Barbara Amerson, Bro. P.W. and Jewel Rogers, G~eh!a any postal customer that would good service. . Rev. Cornelio Ramirez officiat- Survivors iuclude a 11011, Cruz ri~e of their children Vicki ter of Lottie and Henry Chas­ Tbc Bush Administration plans call. Tbc poll will be anonymous. Shipman, Bro. Steve CampbeU,.Arno Stru~ AA. Young. ud MIDDle like to attend. "Even the right address will ing.. Lucero of Amarillo; and three RaJean Campbell and Timmy tain and C.R. Jordan, all of to eliminate the Fedcrcal Crop The votes will automatically Struve. . - UoydCox. This free-of-charge seminar not allow access to this im· Scmces were under the daughters, Telry Real of Lub­ Insurance Program. Budget Guest Wednesday was Bobbie Blackburn from Shallowater. Abernathy. will be held at City Hall Club direction of Guajardo Funeral bock, Aurora Montoya and • be registered by a computer and The couple were married Jan. proved service if our machiue constraints and lack of farmer Tuesday 36 came to the center aud Thursday 27 came. Tuesday and The groom is the grandson of Room from 8:45 to 11:30 a.m. cannot 'read' it, by that, I mean Chapels of Lubbock. Virgiua Salazar, both of Dallas; the outcome will be announced 19 iu the home of the groom's participation arc given as rea· Thursday arc times for coffee, games, and fellowship. . Elmer and Leola Cox of Lub­ Tooker said these seminars if the address is outside the Burial was in Abernathy at 9 a.m. Feb. 14. parents in Timberon, New Mex­ 14 grandchildren; three great· son. This plu has drawn much The building committee met after lunch Wednesday to deade oo bock. provide customers with mailing 'read · zone', or the printing is Cemetery. grandchildren; three brothers, ico. criticism from many farmers Copies of the poll will be scot tbe color for the new building. · Friends and family attended msights they may not have too light, the letter will be Mrs. Casarez Feb. 7 at Minister David Cox, uncle of died Jose Betancur of Lubbock, across t1ie country. to the Secretary of Agriculture Tbc building crew is on the job. the western style wedding. otherwise had. rejected. 5:45 a.m. at Parkway Manor Magdeleno Bctancur and Cruz and member of the House and the groom, united the couple in PoUing time will be Monday Those ill arc GCOIJC Hughes aud Pumie Eldredge. "As we change the way mail is "So come lo the semiuar; Nursing Home in Lubbock. Bctancur, both of Abernathy; Senate Agriculture Committees. a double ring ceremony. After the weddiug trip to New morning. Feb. 12, at 6:30 a.m. Thanks for donations to the building fund go to NJ. Brant aud processed through automated you'll learn lots of things about She was born in Kames City and two sisters, Erlinda Orta of Tisha Cox, sister of the Mexico the couple now resides through Wednesday, Feb. 14, at The poU is being conducted in Cloma Adams. groom, was maid of honor. in Abernathy. systems, it is vital that cus­ mail preparation, improving on August 11, 1918. San Antonio and Maria Luisa 6:30 a.m. Farmers arc asked to conjunllon with the NGSPA Carl and Eloise Barton are home from McAllen where they were tomers understand mail prepara· se'rvicc and even how to save on Sbc was married to Manuel Torrez of Lubbock. call and register their vote. aMual meeting iu Corpus Christi visiting their daughter Marilyn. tion guidelines," she said. postage," Tooker said. Casarez, who died iu March , Pallbearers were Domingo If you agree that Federal Feb. 11 and 12. NCXl Monday night is pot luck supper and game night. 1945. Cantu, Arturo Betancur, Michael Menu for next Wednesday is stew aud corn 6read, pickle tray, Abernathy top readers Mrs. Casarez lived iu Aber­ Cantu, Selitc Acosta, Richard Valentine dessert, tea and coffee. We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, nathy prior to moving to Lub- Hernandez, and George Martinez. Jose R. Puentes Bro. Schaap invited everyone to the F'trst Church of the Nazarene With Pure CEMENT... CaU for I Yard Or 100 Yards revival. first to fifth listed Finisher Available Vernon R. Chick completes basic Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY 839-2102 One attempted Top readers for January were Third graders were Ryan Services for Vernon R. Chick, for school children. He was a aMounccd recently. These Harrison, Marla Nelson, David 80, of Lubbock were held at 2 member of the Broadway Church students read more books than Howard, Alecia Bennett, Tammy at Fort Jackson any other students in their Durrett, Laura l..ope7, Jodi p.m. yesterday iu Broadway of Christ. break-in reported Rev. Mike Cbri~tophcr will be the new pastor at Northside Baptist classrooms. Torrez, Erin Bryan!, J.J. Torres, Church of Christ Chapel with Survivors iuclude his wife; two Pvt. Jose R. Puentes has Church. He 'briug..~ with him his wife, Carol; daughter, Sarah; and Pre-primary top readers were and Amber Ramsey. Horace Coffman officiating. daughters, Mrs. Joe (Carolyn) completed basic training at Fort to local police son, Joel. Steakhouse Burial was in Resthaven Fortenberry of New Deal and Jackson, S.C. L.aura Luera and Loretta John­ Fourth grade top readers were 924 Avenue D 298-2988 Memorial Park under direction Mrs. John (Jody) Cotton of He is a 1987 graduate of New son. Josh Cuevas, Brenda Lopez, Abernathy Abernathy police Chief Ray In the first grade they were Rachel Cardona, Tamber Vasek, of Rix Funeral Directors. Rosenburg; three sisters, Mrs. Deal High School. More Sleep. Aproducer has enough to Naron reports that police are Ross Tullis, Tifance Christopher, Erika Stark, Eziquio Cantu, Rene Northside Baptist Church He di~d at 4:30 a.m. Tuesday Ty (Irene) Cobb of Lubbock, Puentes is the son of Santos keep him awake nights without warring investipting an attempted Andy Harkey, Gabriel Revilla, offers you a iu Methodist Hospital after a Btrdie Mote of Ponca City, and Jose S. Puentes of New about his crop insurance company. Flores, and Jim Rodriguez. Okla., and Pearl McGill of Deal. . break-mat 1405 Ave. F. U.S. Ag Crop Insurance Services Dame! Nelson, Carrie Henley, Top readers in the fifth grade lengthy illness. Ted Teeters called police at He was born in Erick, Okla., Oklahoma City, Okla.; four During training. students specialize in muhi·peril crop insurance. Micheal Johnson, and Abraham were J cnnifer Shannon, Bryan welcomes new pastor Valentine Special 5:52 p.m. Monday to investigate Cadenas. King, Jay Leeson, L.cc Rowan, where he grew up. He married brothers, Lester of Ponca City, received instruction in drill and Our network of local offices and agents Rev. Mike Christopher is western Baptist Theological a window that showed signs of Top readers in the second Chrisiina Watts, Ricky Castilleja, Fern Harmon April 13, 1931, in Melvin of Sapulpa, Okla., Carl ceremonies, weaP.?ns, map read· insure fast. effident, and fair settlement taking over the responsibilities tampering. · grade were Crystal Guadalcasar, Seminary. Take your Sweetheart to dinner El Reno, Okla. They moved to of Oklahoma City and Calvin of ing, tactics, mtlitary courtesy, ot claims. That's a promise you Chris Torrez, Ezra Chambers, of pastor of Nc>rlhside Baptist · Police found a pocket knife Miguell''orrcz, Shannon Bennett, Christopher and his wife, Lubbock in 1932, where he Morgan Hill, Calif.; four grand­ military justice, first aid, and can sleep on . Find out about the Lourdes Lopez, Chris Marines, Church in Ahcrnathy. · on the window seal and are Carol, have ~ daughter, Sarah owned and operated Chick Candy children; and three great-grand· Army history and traditiOJIS. Jose R. Puentes u.s. Ag advantage. Call Ignacio Gatica, Laura Pere7, and Christina Mansanalcs. Prior to coming lo Abernathy, Sirloin for Two investigating the incident. Jeremy Lucero, Ryan Teague, who is six, and a son, Joel who Co. for 40 years until his re· children. Christopher served as chaplain Baked potato or French fries, There arc no suspects. Micheal Dixon, Wade Harkey, is (\VO. tiremenl in 19n. He was active · The family suggests memorials D. Roger Pinson and l!CtiviL ics dircrlor at West salad bar, and rolls in Post "L' of the Travelers to Meals on Wheels, Pathway Julian Torre7, and Lynette Texas Boys' Ranch in San Carnl Christopher is a nal ivc $9.95 Protective Association, which Evangelism or Lubbock Child­ Commodity distribution scheduled Lindsey. Angelo for three years. of Forl Wayne Indiana anJ a Offer good Wednesday evening, Feb. 14 promotes school crossing guards ren's Home. Jenkins promoted on Honor Roll He .is a graduate of South· gr ad uaiL' of Indiana University. at Catholic Church Hall Feb. 20 D. Roger Pinson is listed on Now Serving a Tuesday thru Friday to private frrst class the President's Honor Roll for Temporary workers sought for census Daniel Mijares St. Isidore Catholic Church Hall, south end of Abernath~, will CORALIE COX the fa ll quarter al Texas Stale NOON BUFFET 11:3o a.m. hl1:30 p.m. be the site for commodity distribution Feb. 20. Items wtll be Technica l lnslilulc in Waco Agent The U.S. Census Bureau has sion, at 11110 N. Broadway, Services for Daniel Mijares, He was born in Odessa and Marine Pfc. James B. Jenkins Two entrees, vegetahlc.'i, distributed from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The President's honor roll is Plainview. Persons at this loca­ $ 4 25 27, of Dallas were held at 2 moved to Dallas in 1985. He of Abernathy has been promoted issued a call for temporary & dessert • People are urged to bring a box and white co'?modity card. . for students with a 4.0 grade tion will have information p.m. Feb. 1 in St. Elizabeth Ann attended St. Mary's High School · to his present rank while serv· workers in Hale anJ Lubbock New applicants need to bring proof of mcome and soctal Farm Bureau point cverage. Counties. com:c rn ing time and location nf Seton Catholic Church with the in Odessa and graduated from security number. ing with 4th Force Service He is a sludenl in the Air­ The work in\'nlvcs follnwing ~mployment tcsling for this Rev. James Bridges ofliciating. the University of Texas at New applications will not be accepted after 12:30 p.m. Support Group in Lubbock. Insurance craft Pil ot Training Technology Burial was in Sunset Memorial Austin. He was an assistant vice up on addresses that do not ha:ak ...... For further information contact Noemi Villegas at 298-2926 or life -Auto- Fire program. Jenkins is a 1989 graduate of 1 ..;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;=;;;;;;;;;;:;iiiiiia.J respond to lhc n·n~us ~u cs tio~­ l.uhhock Cou nty r c ~idc n h will Gardens under direction of . president of commcrical finance Abernathy High School. • Crop Hail go by the Caprock Community Action office located at 1110 Ave. Pinson is the son of David R. nairc. These outdoor JOhs will receive $5.50 per hour and Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home. at Dallas' NCNB. & Multi-Peril lnsuranec D. Pinson of Abernathy. He is a last between two and eight mileage will he paid ir ncces· ;Just a reminder... • He died Jan. 29 at Dallas' Survivors include his parents, Villegas said that persons seeki11g ·commodities should not 1981 graduate of Abernathy High • Don't forget your Sweetie! • 296-6351 839-2253 weeks s~ try. Parkland Memorial Hospital of a Lupc and Dolores of Odessa; a come before 11 a.m. School. gunshut wound to the head. brother, Frank of Odessa; two Hale County residents wi ll Luhbnck l'nunlv residents • ROSES, ROSES ; His death has been ruled a sisters, bora Turner of Abcr· receive $5 per hour. Mileage for ~ hou l d umlal'l tiH.:. ccnsu .... dis- homicide by the Dallas County nathy and Estella Alvarado of ELECT any officia l usc or a pril'atc 1ri el oflice at 12112 .I arvis Sl., Medical Examiner's Office. Odessa; and his grandfather, C & G Builders vehicle will also be p;1 id. Lubbock, or call 742-81iiKI. Test ;. llugga!~~~d~nimals • Frank Mijares of Rotan. Honor roll students listed Anyone in Hale County inler­ limes for New Deal residents (Gift baskets) Mary cstcd in the work should cnn­ will be al New Deal City Hall :-8tC:it's1JiucK lael Texas Employment Commis- Feb. 21 al 9 a.m. and I ·p.m. ; 10% DISCOUNT for ND third six weeks LeFEVRE PoliO support group slates meeting CONTRACTORS Weather hyDccring • on orders placed New Deal schools' 'A' honor Tammy Welborn. ale County Treasurer The Sllulh Plains Polio Sur· mcnt or nctiromuscular discascs • bdore Feb. 13 WE SPECJAUZI31N DATE H L Rain roll for the third six weeks was Honor roll fourth graders were vivors support group will hoiJ a and ekrlromyogr<~phy, wi ll he ~TRUCTURAL & 2/1 65 42 Traa: DemocratiE Pr imary made available recently. Riley Abbe, Jennifer Attebury, mCcting toi'nnrruw rrnm I to 4 I hi.! gul'~l ~pcakcr. • • Special: Hug.~ &. Kisses DECORATIVE t.tASONRY 2/2 67 28 Seniors on the list were Christy Bigham, Heather Carr, p.m . . DL ShukL1 wi ll disruss posl \' ~ Teddy Bear for Guys , 2/3 60 28 Traa: March 13. 1990 URICK • UL.OCK • STONE L.aurie Adame, Staci Anglin, Pal rick Dove, Leslie Dye, Misty poli() ~ ymploms along with a 2/4 52 18 The ~;roup, sponsored by the Kriss Conner, Andrea Gaines, Flinn, Spencer Freeman, Jason Mary LeFevre ~ li dc pn:scntation. NO JOU TOO SMALL March of Dimes, will meet in • Open all day Saturday 2/S 60 16 Timmy Haggard, Robbie Harkey, Fritzler, Edward Hernandez, There will be a 91h St.; Luhhock . 298-4235 Mark Pharr, Tonra Tyson, Patti Derrick McCullough, Edward ~ma ll cr gn)up discussions. • 914 Ave. D- Abernathy- 298-281!1 • Welch, and Christma Zamora. Mendez, Melissa Meneley, Steph­ Paid Political Advertising, Chris Lef8111'8, TI'II8S. Dr. 1\mit ahk Shukla, assistant Tin; rontad person is Sherry • Call early for best selections. • Juniors were Annabelle" Bock· anie Mora, Jason Redler, Krtsti your CUSTOM SPRAYING needs profc!:.~or of ncurolobry, Univer­ Hurst. llcr phone number is 7'J 5- amp, Chris Cooper, John Crow­ Reed, Kasey Rieken, John Stin­ si ty 1\ ledical Center, the depart- 4~7H. Valentine Special ley, Steve Panter, and Arthur . son, Gara Travis, and Addie •••••••••••••••••••• Tagle. Walkup. Stephanie Gallegos and Chris On the list in the third grade TIU accepting SPECIAL: MUSIC Winn were sophomores receiving were Ben Brewer, Eric Brumley, COW POKES 8y Ace Reid Dustin Bynum, Terri Coss, Erica nominations Country Music all A's. Freshmen were Fred Adame, Delgado, Fclisila Espinoza, The Texas Tech University Gary Nix & Dennis Barns Abi~ail Ford, Chad.>Jones, David Gcniva Guerra, Erin Jackson, Division of Continuing Educalio;, 0AUCTION 0 7:30p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Revtlla, and Reyna Riley. Kim Kuper, Justin Looney, Mendi is accepting nominations for its Making all A's in the eighth Martin, Veronica Mendez, Von "LirciOng Lc.arning Advancement Reat ?/O@e/wCd 1twu STEAK for TWO DINNER grade were Jennifer Gallegos, Montgomery, Francisco Olivares, A\vanl". &dtate - Lori Haggard, Kasey Howell, Ricky Patterson, Stephanie The award re~og~izes an Saturday, February 17, 1990 - Sale Time: 10:00 a.m. Bobby Prado, Shad Rtch, Aaron Ramirez, and Angel Shipley. We now have TREFLAN individual, organllalton or ~~r~t=:~t~ $ 16.99 Wendel, and l!.usly Winn. Second graders were Natalie business for support and invol ­ LOCATED: 1\llernallly, Texas- 511 · l si Plnce (Sn111c llc111r, I nlocll So ul!> ol TllO II >PSOII Implement lo I st Place Street Ihe11 2 Olock s We st) Offer good Feb. 9-15 In the seventh grade were Arce, Rebecca Arce, Cari Big­ application available. vement in lifelong learning. The Shawoa Hern~nde7~ Kristi Riek­ bam, Jimmy Cannon, Jeremy involvement may be financial, LETHA. WRIGHT ESTAIE - OWNE.f~ COUNTRY STEAK BARN en, Jaime Scott, Trent Tyson, Carter, Cory Cuevas, Chantz CRP spraying also available. administrative, instructional and Brian Winn. . Drake, Tim Freeman, Lettica and/or volunteer. LORETTA DARNELL, TRUSTEE Shal~~1294 746-5902 · Sixth graders were Adrianna Garcia, Rachel Gonzalez, Hank The recipient will receive a Telephone: Lorell.l Darnell - JBOGI 353-6106 or Mervin Ev.1ns ... 18051 293-8195 Adame, Douglas Bynum, Alma Hensley, Jon Jarrell, Staci Riley Seed Company plaque and $500. !1 1e !ullowm r: wil l tw ' nit! ;, I l'uh lu lui( lnlll 1\ny :tnrumll•-··nw•ll •; ,,,,, ll .•r 1.•~- · · ., p••·••·•l•· nr ·· Hernandez, Karin Huffman, and Lemon, Sarah Malone, Curtis Nominations must be submiucd Jason Newton. 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Mouser Tuesday night in Aber­ period at the buzzer for a 27-U bounding Mouser's missed shot The win gave Abernathy's David Sanderson, CLU, ChFC nathy against the Owlettcs of Abernathy lead. after a steal. . eighth grade girls a 14-3 sc:ason ·Antelopes & Lady LoPes Hale Center. The second varation came Alyson Aldridge scored the record. Five girls on and live girls with 1:58 left in the game. last five of the frrst quarter. "These young ladies have done QmsENBERRY off. Mandi Mouser came in for Ryan. Aldridge stole the bal~ ran a real good job this year; It must have worked~ Aber· The five-on-five-off was no· the length of the court for a junior high girls coach Alisa &~~!!.cn;'l nathy won 33-23. thing new for Abernathy. two-point layup and sank a Willisuid. · "I thought we played great "We've been doing that be· tbrec·polnt shot with eight "They ended the season with a ball,• Mouser said. "I thought we cause we run the score up on seconds left. play Olton there tonight record or 14-3. Last year their played great defense. You win : verybody; the Lady Lope coach That put Abernathy up, 21-6, record was 6-11 so we feel we championships with defense. I said. at the end of the first. have acComplished our goal this thought they played good defen· "We just wanted try it in a Things only got worse for year." se." EUREKA pressure situation. We can go Lockney in the second period. Prim Ryan bad 11 points for The first two points of the three or four minutes with that The Lady Horns dropped the victor's last game this .varsity Girls at 6:30/ Boys at 8 game came after 1:20 had elap­ first bunch and then go two or further behind their guests on a season. sed. three minutes with that second 13-point run that ended at the Summer Ricketts had 11 points Ashley Kester put the Lady bunch. Then come back right at 3:30mark. for the hosting Yearlings. Lopes in front for good with a the end of the first quarter and The hosts oni.Y scored two ' two-point shot under the basket. get a couple of easy baskets. points in the penod ·• both on 1 2 3 4 T Three Abernathy players tied "Then the second quarter, free throws. Aber 12 5 16 8 41 for team-high point honors. start the first bunch. When they Lockney srorcd nine points in Oltn 2 10 4 8 24 . Kester, Charis Ater and Marci begin to tire about three min· the third quarter. That was one 1 Ryan each had six points for utes into it, let that (second) point more than their entire the leaders in District 3-2A. bunch come back in and finish first half production. 7th grade girls Abernat by has a 23· 7 season with your first bunch. Action and frustration picked The seventh grade Yearling record and are 9..() in district. "It puts a lot of pressure on up in the last half minute of girls couldn't hold on to their Olton will be the last regular the other team. play in the game. halftime lead and dropped the season game for Abernathy. ""The Lady Lopes sure did Aldridge finished scoring for last game of the year to Olton, The Fillies and Lady Lopes appreciate the big crowd. It the Lady Lopes ~th six points 24-23. square off today at 6:30 p.m. in made the game exciting; he in the last 12 seconds. · Playing in Abernathy Monday, Olton. said. After a two-point shot, Aldri- Olton trailed, 15-12, at the half Debra Wesley and Tiffany Owlette Jana Tiner had a dge stole the ball and drove for but. led, 20-17, after three Pope each had four points for game-high 11 points. a left-handed layup. penods. . Abernathy. Mouser said Wednesday even· Just as she went up for JhG--- Th~ Yearlings outscored Olton, Hale Center closed to within ing that a practice game with shot, Lockney's Almadena-Bfsal· 6-4, ID the fourth but ~me up one point, 7-6, at the 1:06 mark Nazareth was set for Monday at dua hit Aldridge in the back sho~ on the co'?eback b1d. after Abernathy built a 7-21ead. 7:30 p.m. at Plainview High slamming her against the one· . M1sty Spradhng had a to~gh Ater sank her second field School. inch padding on the gym wall. !t~e. at the free throw hne goal of the game and the Lady For hi-district, Mouser looks With six seconds left, the m1ssmg 9 of 1~ attem~ts but • 4 Position Carpet Height Lopes went back up 9· 7 with :55 to play Crosbyton. layup went in and an intentional st1ll had a team·h1gh 13 pomts.. Adjuslment • Edge Kleener" (Both Sides I left in the first period. Crosbyton lost to Idalou foul was called against Basaldua. Kan~ace Floyd followed w1th The wholesale substituting Aldridge picked herself up.off five pmnts. • Power Driven Beater Bar Tuesday and should finish in Brush Roll began in the first quarter with second place in District 4-2A. the noor where she was nung The loss. gave the Abernathy 3:54left. like a Raggedy Ann doll and 7t~ grade g1rls a 6-12 ~cason .. • Top-Fill Bag (Fewer Changes) With 2:13 left in the period, 1 2 3 4 T proceeded to increase the Lady These young lad1e~ fimshcd the starters came back in. Abcr 9 10 8 6 33 Lope lead to 98-26 with two up ;he . s~aso~ ~lay.ng .really ( This scenario was repeated in HC 6 4 2 11 23 successful foul shots. · well, W1li1S smd. lmprovmg 1s We carry Genuine Above: Managers for the varsity every quarter. There were only Abernathy also got the ball our basic goal and these girls Eureka Bags & Belts girls team arc (top, left Jo two varations. Abernathy 98, Lockney V out of bounds under their have done that. ri~ht) Beth Windham, Kristin The first came in the third The Lady Lopes came close to basket. "Next year, we'll be ahead of Kim Kemp got the ball in a lot of teams we played this Tatsworth, (front) Leigh Wages, quarter with 1 :~ 5 left. the century mark with a 98-27 anti Christy Ramirez. Pope picked up her )bird foul drubbing of the Lady Horns last hounds at I he three-point line year and I hope they're ready." Struve's on the left side of the Lady Department Store Lopes' basket. 2 3 4 T SPC has Ozuna on Dean's Honor List She passed to the bottom of Aber 9 2 6 23 318 Main, Abernathy Ashley Kester the lane to Pope who picked up Oltn 4 8 4 24 Helen Ozuna has been named he on the list. her fourth foul while going fur Senior Forward to the Dean's Honor List at The tiJS9 _graduate of Ahcr· the IOOth-point basket. South Plains College in Lubbock nathy High School is a legal Lockney sank the front half for the fall semester. secretary majcJr. of the one-and-one for the Ozuna finished the semester Ozuna is the daughter of Jim final, -98-27, score. with a 3.31 grade point average. and M:11 tha Rodriguez of Aller· Pope ended with a game-high Monday night, girls have practice 22 points. A GPA of 3.25 was necessary to nathy. t-.. 'f~NISJ Mouser had 20; Aldridge, 15; game_against Nazareth at 7:30 p.m and Kemp had 14 points. . - CROP INSURANCE Ater was the only Abernathy player to foul out getting her ~· at !,;:~- Left: Chuck Russell is manager MULTI-PERIL CROP HAIL fifth at the 6:33 mark in the •• Plainview High School for the varsity boys team. fourth quarter. • Lockney had 28 turnovers to WILLIE DUNN AGENCY Abernathy's seven; two assists to the Lady Lopes' 21; and no 2

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Abcmathy 5S,l..oc:kDcy 14 303Ave. D 417 S. Ave. D 718Ave. C 924Ave. D Abernathy's junior vars1ty girls Operations and had five plarers with ~qual or 298-2874 298-2084 298-2412 298-2988 better indiVIdual scores than hospital rooms cost Lockney's high-point girl last mare than-you think••• Friday. The JV Lady Lopes blew their Abernathy see me for hOspttal·surglcal Insurance. hosts off the court, 55-14. Hi Plains Drilling Peeples had a game-high 19 Plains Grain Co. points, ten in the rrrst quarter. Abernathy Floral & Gifts Dominguez had ~igbt points. . Lubbock Hwy. 701 Texas Ave. Call: With six J?Oints each were Booster Club 1312 Ave. D JANE MURRAY Ponce, Kri.~tJ Galloway and 298-2554 298-2521 Waits. 298-2334 2321 50th Street The high-point player for Lockney had &Ill points. Joe Thompson Abernathy 1 2 3 4 T Willie Dunn & Aber 15 14 18 8 55 Bill's He She . . \:'&Jil . Implement Medicai .. Ciinic Lckny 6 2 4 2 14 .. Insurance Agency 1506Ave. D ' . 105Ave. D 409-8th St. Mat•••rw•t...,.Au(IJI't'II)C)o~T~·""""" ...... ,.,..,cDmCN~"t, _,.OI,oct .._.~Of'l~~~~.- 8th grade girls 298-2077 298-2600 Danni Engle had a game·biah 298-2541 · . 298-2524 15 · points while ·Jeading die HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY PAOE 6 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9,1990 THE ABERNA1HY WEEKLY REVIEW .THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, ~BRUARY 9, 1990 Lady~ Lions finisb regular season .at home For_611 Voui- ServicG N-is A.ittelopes clinch second place. in ·District 3-AA after Owl win RandR The Lady Lions season winds Bean said. "That's the only team to.t to erO.b,-ton Mondar, 26-9. Jan. . 29, Campagna said, 'I By SaJtt Lucc blue collar ball game, • Spain Durrett had four point&. plac:e honors in the Levelland down today with a 6:30 P..DI­ we're tiller tluliL • Shana Wood wu bigb-polnt !bought Shawna Hernandez Engine Repair Hale Center's Owls went to 9- said. Rounding out Abernathy's gew:nth grade tournament held game with Crosbyton. "': visiting fit New Deal with IIC\'eD points. played wen under the basket. Ag., Auto and Equipment 0 Tuesday after a 70-«} win Cannon bad six rebounds and scoring were Roy DeAnda and last -weekend. • They have lost their last two No· l! ' ~ ! t Is 1\c eiPda grade girll defeat­ We just need to work on fun· Pn:e Est.ima!e& over the Abernathy Antelopes Prather had four. Aubrey N~n with two points Abernathy jumped put to a gam ca. Idlu · 14 15 18 lQ_ S7 ed CrosbYton. 30-24. damentals." Quality Seryjce At i. Fair Prise Tuesday. Abernathy closed to within six each. 10.2 lead after the ftrSI period Last Friday, Idalou defeated Shannon Arant had 15 points Seagraves eighth grade girls The Lopes' season record went points, 54-48, of Hale Center Junior high bo coach Donnie and held on for a 35-29 win New Dea~ 57-28. NcwDcal34, ~49 for the victors. defeated New Deal, 38-22. 2 miles north of New Deal 3 1/2 miles cast of I27 to 21-6 and 7-2 in district. with 5:11 to go in the game on Dutton saia, ~ team record, over Brownfield in game one. Rendy Looney had nine points Shropshire was high-point for In the 31·17 loss Seagraw:s Erica Spano had eight points ·u feels good to fmaUy go a Peeples' three-point shot. 8-8, improved from a 5-11 Downs was high-{~Dint for the for New Deal. New Deal with 16. gave the seventh grade girls for New Deal. 746-6499 through nine games and know By the 3:34 mark, Hale Center season as IIC\'enth graders over Yearlings with 14 pomts. Tiffany Shropshire had seven Looney had 11 points. there's nothing else to worry had scored; six points to the the same teams.· Forbes followed closely with and Ginna Ballenger had six The JUnior varsity lost to about; you finally got it wrapped Lopes' two-lor a 61-.50 edge. Dutton cited Givens as M.O.E. 12. points. Seagraves' JV, 68-28. up; Owl coach Junior Ashmore With 41 second& left, Myatt player of the week. 1 2 3 4 T "They had two six-footers that said. was called for an intentional Martin was the M.O.E. player Aber 10 6 14 5 35 kept rejecting our shots," Lady 1 2 3 4 T Tuesday, the TeGs Association fouf on Roshea Stephens. ofthe year. Brwnfld 2 8 13 6 29 Lion coach Kyle Bean said. ND 6 13 S 10 34 of Basketball Coaches ranked Stephens sank one free throw "They played good post de­ Sgrvs 14 11 13 11 49 Hale Center eighth in the state and the Owls led 67-57. l 2 3 4 T The Yearlings were trailing fense. We had a freshman post in class 2A. It was their fll'st Hale Center maintained pos­ Aber 6 6 6 9 10-8 in their second tournament against their all-stater; he said. Junior high girls coach Car­ lop ten ranking this year. session ~ttin$ the baD out of otto 8 3 3 14 ~ game but came back to easily "We match up with Crosbyton man Campagna said that the "It kind of surprised me; bounds m aCIJon com parable to win, 43-28, over Littlefield. betler than any other team; seventh grade New Deal girls Ashmore said. "I kind of wish a technical foul. Justin Barton look high-point •hat it hadn't happened. That's With 29 seconds left and 7th p-.dc boys bonors for Abernathy with 13. Shropshire on Dean's Honor List kind of a motivator for my kids. tempers flaring on the court, Abernathy scored . two points Downs brought home nine and I tell them, 'We don't get any the referee ealled r.:rsonal Forbes and Bradley Mouser each a in the second overtime penod to Tawnya Shropshire earned a and Sandra Shropshire of New respect.' time out and talked With beat Olton, 31-29, in Olton had seven. both spot on tbe Dean's Honor Ust Deal. "I see that Farwell's ranked coaches simultaneously about 1 2 3 4 T Monday. at South Plains College for the Shropshire has received a $300 one or Abernathy's fourth or calming their teams. Cory Forbes led the seventh Aber 8 10 15 10 43 1989 fall semester. · scholarship from the ~erican whatever, which they should be Hale Center shot another free grade Yearling boys with 13 Ltfld 103 9 6 28 1 Business Women's Association­ but I say, 'We just don't ~ct throw, led 68-57, and Abernathy points. Tbe 1989 New Deal High School graduate is a freshman Tempiano Chapter and a $250 any respect. You're just gomg came back down the eourt for Michael Downs had 10 for the In tbe championship game, scholarship from Mothers Again­ nursing major at SPC. to have to go out and earn it.' what would be their last offen­ 12-4 Abernathy boys. Abernathy's fourth quarter st Drunk Driving for the spring "So, that was a lillie incen­ sive charge. Bradley Mouser and Brian comeback bid fell short, losing, She is the daughter of Charles semester. tive. Prather sank Abernathy's · last Turner each had four points in 28-24, to Dimmitt for second "When I opened the paper this three points from the top of the the last game of the season. place. (Tuesday) morning and saw it, I key but the Owls put in a two­ Dutton said the win gave Three Yearlings tied for team­ thought, 'Oh, no. We may lose a point layup at the final bu~r. Abernathy's seventh grade boys high with six points each. They New Deal school menus little incentive there.'" Today, Abernathy closes out the district championship. were Barton, Downs and Turner. Abernathy, previously eighth, the regular season at Olton in Downs was chosen as M.O.E . Levelland took third place in Lon Dale Cannon (34) leaps up in front of Hale Center's Koy Smith had slipped to ninth. an 8 p.m. game. player of the week. tbe tournament and Brownfield Brcakfast Menu potatoes, Valentine cake, hot for two points in Abernathy's Tuesday night, 70-60, loss. The An­ · Dutton picked Forbes as was awarded consolation. for Feb. 12-Feb. 15 rolls, milk CONTEST The Lopes briefly had the 1 2 3 4 T telopes play the last game of the regular season tonight at Olton. THURSDAY: hamburgers, lead, 6-4, with 5:58 left in the Aber 8 10 18 24 60 M.O.E. player of the year. Dutton cited tbe entire seven­ MONDAY: oatmeal, juice, toast, milk mustard, catsup, salad dressing, first quarter after three-point HC 18 18 10 24 70 With four rebounds each were The ninth grade boys' record th grade team as M.O.E. player shots by Steve Peeples and Prather, Myall, Peeples, Cannon stands at 7-6. 1 2 3 4 OT T of the week. TUESDAY: donut, fruit, milk French fries, lettuce, onion, Justin Prather. Abernathy 61, Lockney 43 and Chad Shadden. Haney was Kitchens' M.O.E. Aber 4 6 8 9 2 2 31 "It was a great team effort," WEDNESDAY: scrambled eggs, pickles, cookies, buns, milk The Owls tied it, 6-6, one The Antelope varsity basket­ Myatt was Spain's M.O.E. player of the game. Olin 4 4 6 13 2 0 29 Dutton said. bacon, juice, toast, milk ball team clinched a playoff spot 1 2 3 4 T THURSDAY: hot cakes, syrup, Lunch Second Choice minute later and Abernathy player of the game. I 2 3 4 T would not score in the quarter last Friday in Lockney with a LeveDand toumameat results Aber 2 541324 juice, butter, milk Middle & High School BEST LIPS IN TOWN 2 4 7 7 13 12 39 61-43 district win over the 1 3 -r:: . --Aber The Yearling boys took second Dmt 2 11 6 9 28 MONDAY: hamburgers, French again until the buzzer. Abcr 19 17 12 13 61 Olin 7 10 12 12 41 Jody Myall sank a short two­ Longhorns. Lonch Menu fries, lenuce, onions, pickles, Lckny 10 8 16 9 43 point jump shot after Hale Peeples got the Lopes on the for Feb. 12-Feb. 15 milk Center had run off 12 unans­ board first for the second game 8th grade buys PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY MONDAY: burritos with cheese TUESDAY: chili dog, Fr~nch wered points. in a row with 18 seconds gone IV boys In the Yearling boys' finale, ,., sauce, Mexican green peas, fries, lelluce, onions, pickles, in the game. The visiting junior varsity an 18-14 third quarter Aber­ bultered corn, fruit, milk ' milk RECOGNIZED Abernathy couldn't buy a -~Abernathy, Texas ~ basket in the first half scoring Lockney's closest threat was a [rom Hale Center outscored nathy lead slipped inl u a 28-27 TUESDAY: corn dog, mustard, WEDNESDAY: hamburgers, a total 18 points. one-point deficit, 8-7, with 3:37 Abernathy's JV, 8-7, in the loss at Olton Monday. "'--:. · ~or All Your Farming Ne~- pinto beans, beet pickles, salad, French fries, lelluce, onion, "We didn't lake bad shots. We left in the first period. fourth quarter Tuesday. Brian Martin had a learn-high peanut butter cake, corn bread, pickles, milk From there, Abernathy opened eight points. milk THURSDAY: corn dogs, French took good shots. They didn't The Owl JV's problem was Abernathy Lubbock . so; , ' fall," Lope coach Rex Spain said. it up. they were outscored, 47-32, by Chris Givens came next with PHONE WEDNESDAY: turkey and fries, lettuce, onion, pickles, "The thing that hurt us the The game would have been their hosts in the first three six points. 298-2521 763-4868 gravy, green beans, creamed milk ,· closer if Lockney's shots had J.C. Ciarcia had five and· Kraig y~. first half, I felt like, was poor quarters and lost the game, 54- ~ fallen. They played tough de­ ' . " defense. We didn't play very 40. . ~ " ..! ·, ' \ . intense on defense. We were fense for four full quarters and Damon Loper had 18 points t ' "" 'fl. \\ \'WI .. / allowing them to gel too good outscored Abernathy in the third for the victors. TREASURES IN LIFE ARE FEW­ AISDmenus ~ of shots. quarter. Billy Rickells, J V coach Kelly , ~ .. ,. ''I'm glad we got out of here OURS IS SERVING YOU! "Now then, we're going to be Kitchens' M.O.E. player of the TiiURSDA Y: fruit juice, rolled with a win. I'm glad that one's Breakfast Menu David Sanderson on the road from here on out. game, had nine points. PRICES EFFEOIVE for Feb. 12-Feb. 16 wheal, toast, milk You can't let a team gel off to over," Spain said. Scoll Norris and Zack Pallon "We didn't function very well MONDAY: apple juice, pan­ FRIDAY: orange juice, cheese a good start. The defense is the each had an eight-point game. FEBRUARY 11-17, 1990 cakes, syrup, milk 4oasl, milk _ . key car~,':,.5p~in ~- . there late. We came out a little Abernathy's record is 23-3 and First Place Winner nat after the hatr: We didn't 1TtJESDAY: ·pineapple juiCe, - -... ~ '"" '- -"''..... 'l- "We got to worrying about they will finish the season S!lusage, biscuits, mill( - LonCh Menu ' · · shots not falling. While we arc adjust to what they were doing tonight at O lton. 6 PACK very well. I'm glad that hap­ WEDNESDAY: banana, frosted for Feb. 12-Feb. 16 worrying about that, their shots flakes, toast, milk MONDAY: pizza, salad, green pened here instead of three or of$15.00 are because we're not playing I 2 3 4 T PEPSI beans, peaches, milk · four games down the road," he good defense. One of them is Aber 14 18 15 19 74 TUESDAY: chicken fried said. going to affect the other." HC X 13 11 8 40 W.T.WATTS steak, mashed potatoes, pea The Lopes did have three COLA Myall was the game's leading REMODEUNG CO. salad, wheat rolls, chocolate people in double figures and 12 OZ. CANS scorer with 26 points. Abernathy 74, Lockney 24 fudge cake, milk .r ~-- · -': ~pre ad I he rebounding around 1 '< Peeples had 12 and Lon Dale Ihe J V !,.gpe~ started out WEDNESDAY: lasagna, salad, l~ . Cannon had 10 points. fairly even. great last Friday in Lockney and 298-2316 corn, French bread, Valentine _I , , • f- - ~ Peeples had a team-high IR Larry Norris had six points only got bcllcr crushing the JV surprise, milk « 6 -.~ and a whoppin~ 16 rebounds. points. Longhorns, 74-24. 789-7226 THURSDAY: beef & cheese J.'- I Prather and Myall each had $)89 He was Spaon's M.O.E. player Loper and Ken Dunn tied for nachos, salad, pinto beans, of the game. 10 points. Kitchens' M.O.E. player of .the All types of home repair cinnamon rolls, milk "He played with great hustle. Myatt and Larry Norris each game honors. FRIDAY: hamburgers, salad, had II assists. Roofing-Acoustic Ceilings He worked hard and made a lot Loper had 22 points and Dunn French fries, peanut butter , ' ( ,, of things happen. He turned in Steve Haney and Norris each had 16. OR SINGLE CAN Reasonable rates Free c~timatcs cookies, milk Mona Toler - · an outstanding, hardworking, had five rebounds. With Ill, nin e and eight points respectively were Rickells, Cody ,PEPSI Forbes and Norris. 1-10x13 99¢ Deposit Second Place Winner !Wall Phorol $10.00 Due at I 2 3 4 T COLA ~ Pick up Abcr 17 17 21 19 74 1· 8x10 I Lckny 5 0 7 9 21 of$10.00 2· 5x7 (plus tax) 2- 3x5 MATCH PARTS Be WIN ATRIP TO HAWAII IN 16- King Size Wallets 9th grade boys The ninth grade Antelope boys PKGS. roo39c 8- Regular Size Wallets couldn't quite make the come­ $10!~ back Monday against Olton SHURSAVING A PARToFPARADISE KODAK PAPER losing a close one, 4t-39. Dennis Haney took top scoring honors for the Lopes with 14 ggc points. FOR RANSMISSIO Mall Thompson had nine 2 points. ,/fLUID FROZEN Line Lutrick had six and Gary QUART Hughes had four. Pinson Pharmacy ICE CREAM 302 Main Street THE SANDWICHES PKGS. ggc 1nhursday,Feb.22 I 'IS ADVANTAGE: ggc A Happy Banker. These days larm FOR lenders are asking hard quest1ons. like, 4 how will yoo repay your loan if you don't SHURSAVING Judges of the Great Ups Contest were 0 to r) make the crop you were expecting. We Susan Mouser, beauty consuhant for Mary Kay provide the answer: U.S. Ag Mulli·Peril Cosmetics; Dr. John Hill, vice president of Crop Insurance. You can use your MOTOR Abernathy Chamber of Commerce; and Karen policy as loan collateral! Find out about the U.S. Ag advantage. CaH Davis, beauty consultant for Avon Cos- OIL metics. Riley Seed Co. QUART 1212Ave. D Checks were presentee;! to the winners by repre­ sentatives Scott Abernathy Weekly Review; 298-4050 L.uce, and June Odom, Women's Division Chamber of ggc Commerce; of the organizations sponsoring the Group charge event 99' per peraon JOEmOMPSON UTTI.ERELD M1'0f1l PLAINVIEW ABERNAntY tiiOZHAU HWY.I7 121108. DATE IMPLEMENT COMPANY Sponsored by 1411 AVE. D 101 MARIHAU !IliON. DATE HOWARD BLVD. TWA 1301 QUINCY IIOZI.WEITSIDE 201 ARMITRONO 1201 COLUMBIA 105 Avenue D Abernathy Women's Division Chamber of Commerce ~\I I H HALE c:&mR EIIMOISON MOt 'DIMMm ROAD 11101N.MAIN SIRV-AU. SUPEREm HWY. 1M 1014W.111do & Abernathy Weekly Review IDDILANO 2,~~~· - ..... ~- · -- ~. ... '· , . 1HE ABERNA111Y WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, . PAO~ .8 . FRII)A Y, FEBRUARY 9, 1990 1HE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW ·Varsity boys', girls' parents introduced tonight Deadline For New~ ,- Ads Tue~~~ys- 4 !'M

.: Seagra'YI:S beat the · WsltiJJg out," said Ayala. 1 1 2 3 4 T to do that. New Qeal Lions, 94-62, Tuesday. "In the fourth quarter, we· NJ) 17 20 8 11 62 'Vincent R~ hid 'We had an excellent first stllrtcd slowing down and play­ Sgrvs 18 26 21 29 94 another good l1J1111e. Wo jlllt 1Kk llalf; Lion coach Desmond Ayala ing our game but it was too the fundamentals; • Campagrut Rentals. said. "The third quarter was bad. late," he added. . said. ) ( ForSale We lost the game in tbc third Travis Hale was high-point for· New Deal 54, Idalou 64 1 2 3 4 T Real Estate quarter." the Lions with 21 points. New Deal couldn't keep the ND 16 li 8 18 54 Seagraves outscored the Lions, Harkey, Michael Rameriz and eight-point, 16-8, first quarter I diu 8 23 15 18 64 21-8, in the third quarter. Matt Williams each bad 11 lead over Idalou last Friday Prcc Puppy. 12 weeks old. YJ blue Income tu returns prepared. For Your Health! "O!Tensively and defensively point&. eventually succumbing to their healer, Yz dalmation. Two sets of 1040EZ, l040A & 1040, All. A.C. a 14 Abccaatby Mini Warcbouscs, played real well. J obn Paul The Lion JV lost to Seagraves, guests, 64-54. Km is liqnld bbd ol Sua:css orieatcd real eslate ATI'EN110N: EASY WORK we Juaior high bo.rs shots already. Male. 298-4119 Nystel, 418-9tb St. 298-2326. rich 1408 Ave. E, Abernathy. Storage Jones did a super job on offense 62-SO. 'We ran a different ollcnse dill'cn:ut plua. cadi ill salesman to own/operate full EXCELLENT PAY! Assemble The New Deal eighth grade after 4 p.m. & weekends. (9-ltb) (9·2tp-16) units available from $25/mo. Call and defense; Ayala said. Today, New Deal hosts Cros· vit.a D1ltrical:a; ~ service real estate company. products at borne. Details. (1) with Travis Hale outside," Ayala b_o)'s won the district dwppioa­ Hallmark & Assoc., Inc. 797- Robbie Harkey picked up his byton in the last regular season said. "We weren't driving on minerals, aod csscatial trace Experienced broker will help 602-838-8885 Ext. w-4390. sh•p by defeating Crosbyton dementi. 2190, Lubbock. third foul in the second quarter game at 8 p.m. them one-on-one. Monday, 56-31. WE SERVICE establish and train mature, (24-4tp-15) Your satisCad;on is guaran­ (rts) and had to come out of the It will be Parents' Night. All 'My bench did real good; we Kasey HoweU had a whopping most brands of TV's and refrig­ qualified individual. 1-192-2128. teed 100%. Patsy Day. (9-4tb-9) game. varsity boys and girls parents played tough. 30 points for the visiting Lions. Opportunities erators. Service on all Whirlpool "We lost the lead with him will be introduced. "They stopped us in the third David Duran had nine; Abel appliances. Nc:M011 Radio &: TV, For more illformatioo No Peel Long and short term quarter. We have been in simde Chave7, eight; and Carlos Rangel 306 Main Street, 298-2338. (rts) - fn:c litcntture assignments clerical and light Real Estate digits (in the third quarter) ihe bad four. Co$lct: Shari Haney industrial. Add-A-Temporary, New Deal Middle School collecting last four games,• he said. The eighth grade Lions fl!lish· 2984253 after 6:30 p.m. The City of New Deal is cur· 2831 74th St., Lubbock. 745- For Sale The Lions were outscored; 15- ed the year with a 15-1 record. DRUG RAID SEIZURES! Buy SMALL ENGINE REPAIR rently seeking applications for 3582. Resister Now! 8, in the third quarter. cheap · autos, houses, boats­ Portable air compressors, roto· police ~ hief. Applicant must (19-4tp-9) store register receipts for computers "Robbie Harkey played all four 1 2 3 4 T guaranteed! Details: Rush stamp­ tillers, chain saws, riding mow­ currently be a certified police officer. In addition, some wat· quarters. He had a good game ND 10 15 18 13 56 ed envelope: Woodard Enter­ ers. Also have engines for sale. Autos NICE HOME FOR SALE New Deal Middle School is in exchange for computers. and rcbountled well," said Ayala. Crsbytn 7 10 7 7 31 prises, P.O. Box 9092C, Wichita 1210 4th Street, 298-2101. All er/sewer department duties will too.OO PER HUNDRED rcmailing Five rooms, 1 bat h, utility room [ For Sale be required. Applications may be and one ca• carport. Over 1200 CQI!ecting register receipts from New Deal Middle School has "Kip Huffman did well re­ Falls, Tx. 76308. • (9-ltp) work guaranteed. Pick up & letters from ~orne! Details, send J obtained at City Hall, 404 S. sq. ft. Reasonably priced. 298- participating stores in the set a goal of acquiring twenty bounding. He did much better 7th grade boys deliver. (2·4tp·23) self-addressed, stamped envcloJ?C. Lubbock area in exchange for computers during the school rebounding and blocking out; he The seventh grade Lions Monroe. Deadline ror filing Associates, Box 309-T, Coloma, 2478. (9-ltp) computers. year. said. "Overall, this was our best finished the year with a 5-7 application will be Feb. 16, 4 NJ 07067. (26-6tb-2) p.m. (26-3tb-9) Collecting the receipts will Turned-in receipts should have game rebounding." record after a 42-25 loss to Need Aflonlablc House Cleaning? 1983 Pontiac TlOOO, air con­ with Reasonable Rates, if so, ditioning, standard, sun roof. Thr.cc bedrooms, I 3/4 bath, 2 enable the school to get free the name of a student on the Hale had a team-high 17 Crosbyton Monday. . ('--==For ) S~ale call298-2946. (9-ltb) 298-2094 after 5 p.m. (9-2tp-16) car garage. All electric. New IBM Personal System 2 Proprint· back. points. James Brumely had 10 points crs, and educational software Rameriz had 14 and Harkey for New Deal. ATTENTION: EARN MONEY Heat Pump. 908 12th St. 298- Each receipt dollar is worth through the "Computers for had II points. Jose Rameriz bad eight and WATCHING TV! $32,000/yr. 2045. (5-8lp·23) about four cents to the school. mcomc potential. Details, (I) Classrooms" business and educa­ The junior varsity lost, 58-54. J .P. Molina had seven points. New Stanley garage door opener Would like to sow your CRP 191!7 4 door Pontiac Grand Am. ( Rentals ) 602-838-8885 Ext. TV -4390. tion partnership. For ·more information, and "We adjusted well," JV boys Travis Hale puts up a short two-point jump shot against Idalou last w/two controls. 1-839-2777. land. 657-4602 after 6 p.m. R.B. Loaded. Excellent condition 1- The school will collect recci· names of participating stores, coach Carman Campaw said. 1 2 3 4 T Friday in New Deal. Hale bas 514 season points tllrough Tuesday's (rts) Martin, Petersburg. (9-4tp-2) 839-2m. (rts) (26-4tp·l6) Por Sale: Small aceragc with 3 pts dated between Jan. 1 to May people may call Carman Campag· "We came back in tlie last. NO 10 3 4 8 25 game at Seql'aves. The Lions end the year tonight at home with bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Iuick 31 and return them to the store na at 746-6633. quarter. We had the composure C rsbytn 8 6 8 20 42 Crosbyton. - CLEAN RUGS UKE NEW home. Call 757-2349 after 6 p.m. So easy to do with Blue Lustre. or (512) 774-2882 & leave mcs· Rent electric shampooer for Sl. sage. (rts) Struve Department Storc.(rts) WHATEVER YOUR NEWSPAPER SAYS, IT REPRESENTS FREEDOM SEE RINSE N VAC To the 1989-90 New Deal Basketball Teams the incredible new portah!c HUBBARD These s heets of inexpensive paper you are srea m~typc ca rpet cll'Hning Real Estate · now looking at arc among your most system. It docs th e joh or 921 Avenue D priceless possessions; not for their intrinsic professional carpel cleaners :II a 2<.18-2536 We appreciate your dedication fr action of th e cost. Rent one value, but because of what they represent. In now at Struve's Department Excellent business opportunity, -curs-e your h a nds at this moment is a fair. unbiased Store, 31H Main. phone 2'!8-2531. Service Statio~ f~ccd to sell account of everything happening in your (rts) 3-Hl with firer~·~· S27,lXXl town, as well as in many other places. You will learn about government meetings. at 3-2·1 brick, b'!'~~ent, $35,900 which you are asked for your input. You can read letters from other citizens like yourself, Real Estate and arc given the opportunity to underscore Wanted or rebut them, as you can with the editorial comments. Your own club activitie s, fund-raising drives, etc.. are publicized at Wanted: Medium-size 2 bedroom your request. Most of all, you can thank the in town. Well-kepi condition. Lord for the freedom represented by Rent S300 to S400. Contact everything you can read here, by anending Blake Martin. P.O. Box 9S442, 35 Ft. Cllachman Fifth-Wheel. the ~utte of _Worship 9f y~ choice: another Lubbock, 79499. Need by this Carpet & recliners excellent condition. Charlie Henderson frl!t!tiom, '11sted ltere in y'8ilr newspaper. summer bdorc ·,chuol starts. ASSEMBLy OF GOD (rts) 29H-4lm. (2-4rp-23) 1404 Avenue B 298-2060 Sunday School 9:30AM Worship 10:30 AM IGLESIA DEl. NAZARENO Evening 6:30 PM METHODIST CHURCH Avenue A & 5th Wednesday Evening 7:00 PM New Deal 298-4068 Sunday Schoo!IO:OO AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Services ) (.,'()UNfY LINE BAPTIST Worship 11:00 AM ) C Sunday Services 9:00 AM 757-2H4 !;tcve Campbell Evening 6:00 PM Making up New varsity boys team arc (top) Jason Sunday School 10:00 AM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM Playing for the New Deal Lady Lions varsity girls basketball team Sharkey, Abel Ramcri7, (middle) assistant coach Cannan Campagna, Kip Worship 11:00 AM Lester Anderson arc (hack) Staci Anglin, Ginna Ballenger, Tdlany Shropshire, T!sha CHURCH OF CHRIST HulTman, Paul Jones, Robbie Harkey, Chris Villegas, R~rt Purdom, head Evening 6:00PM Pack, Wendy Samples, (front) Sylvia Rodrigue7, Jcnna Malone, Tooya 916 Avenue E coach Desmond Ayala, (froat) Tommy Herron and TraVIS Hale. Photo by Reverend Ray Samples CHURCH OP CHRIST Tyson, and Melody Edward&. Not pictured is Rendy Looney. 298-2718 WANTED Corby Roberts. Bible Study 9:30AM NEW DEAL FlRST 8AYI1ST CHURCH Worship 10:30 AM Sunday School 9:30 AM. 8 HOMES THAT NEED PAINTING' 41 L7th Evening 6:00 PM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM 298-2587 Wednesday Evening 8:00 PM Evening 6:00 PM E ight homeowners in this general area will be Hi Plains Oxygen Sunday School 9:30AM David Bennett Minister Eddie Chance given the opportunity of having new Steel or Pharr Foods Markham's Worship 10:40 AM Vinyl Siding applied to their home at a very Bible Study 5:00 PM OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE low cost. This product has captured the interest 3803 Ave. A- Lubbock 511 Avenue E 746-5011 746-6868 Evening Worship 6:00PM APOSTLES CATHOLIC CHURCH of homeowners thro ughout the United States Wednesday Evening 7:30PM New Deal 298-2832 747-2769 Brother Dennis Teeter Sunday who are fed up with consta nt painting a nd Sunday Mass 12:00 PM other maintenance costs. This product can be Pat her John O'Brien Sunday School 9:45 AM FIR!.'T BAPTIST NEW DEAL AM Worship 10:50 AM used over any type of home -- ·s tucco, concrete, Sunday School 10:00 AM FIRST UNITED METIIODIST Youth Choirs 5:00PM brick, etc. This product comes in a choice of Worship 11:00 AM 704Avenue D PM Worship 6:00PM colors and is now being introduced in your Evening Worship 7:00PM 298-2240 Wednesday area. We can make it worth your while if we Cassell Cotton Co. King's Kids Bible Wednesday Service 7:30PM Sunday School 10:00 AM can use your home for adverstising. Roy's Quick Stop Tim Winn, Pastor Worship 11:00 AM Club 4:00PM New Deal Gin 1515 Texas Ave. Evening 6:00 PM l.ife Youth 100% Financing Available NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Wed. Choir Practice 7:30 PM Ministry 7:00PM 746-5257 . Cotton Exchange Building 420 16th Srreet · Steve Campbell Adult Prayer Mtg. Mail to: Cardinal Siding & Supply 746-5666 298-2497 & Children's Hour 7:30 PM 763-1973 Sunday School 9:45 AM CENTER COMMUNITY P.O. Box 7463 Worship 11:00 AM 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 MONTE DEWS OLIVAS Evening Training 5:00 PM Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 110 East 4th St. Evening Worship 6:00PM 746-6184 298-2230 Abilene, Tx. 79608 Wednesday Service 7:30PM Sunday SchooiiO:OO AM Wednesday 7:00PM or call collect - 915-692-4037 Reverend Mike Christopher Worship 11:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Pay-N-Save Benny's Appliance Evening 5:00 PM Sunday Worship 11:30 AM Name______~-- - Country Depot PRIMERA MISSION BAUTISTA Wednesday Evening 6:00PM Pastor Espiridion Pacz Abernathy 209 So. Monroe 1112 Jerome St. Brother Ernest Brewer Address ______-,- ______298-2613 ST. ISIDORE CHURCH 746-5510 Sunday School 9:45 AM lAKEVIEW METHODIST South Avenue D Town______298-2627 746-5031 Worship 11:00AM Sunday School10:00 AM 298-8892 Evening Training 6:00 PM Bible Study 6:00 PM Friday 8:30 AM Phone ______Evening Worshi1;> 7:00 PM 1st & 3rd Sundays Saturday 6:00 PM Wednesday SeMce 7:30 PM Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday 8:30 AM Reverend G.G . Flores Jesse Nave, Pastor Father Ed Murray Mail within 3 days for a free gift Bostick's Auto & Truck Sales Northrup King Country Steak Barn Amarillo Hwy Exit 10 DDDDDDDODDDDDDDDDDDDDODOOG 8 CARPORTS & PATIO COVERS 8 746-5566 746-5855 746-5902 Church Directory Sponsors B _.. -_.... • B D D D D 0 D Consumer Fuel Association JOe-Thompson Implement 0 D D D Northrup King Struve Implement 0 D Abernathy 0 D The Cour1try Printer ~veritt Aerial Spraying Abernathy Producers Co-op .Abernathy Medical Clinic B Protect Yobr Auto, Van 01' RV From Hail Ill. 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