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VOLUME 78, NUMBER 24 FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1992, ABERNA1HY, TEXAS SERVING HAlE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Council considers permit, paving, airport

By Scott Luce a motion to release a 1956 . housing the Abernathy post clines. The Abernathy City Council paving lien at408 14th St. office and charges no property The tax collection report began Monday's regular meeting The property has changed tax. indicated that collections thro­ with a public hearing. hands several times since 1956. Councilmen agreed the $3.50 ugh May 31 have surpassed The council reviewed a condi­ The lien was discovered during a offer would be ac.Ceptable if those for the same time period tional use permit for a mobile recent sale. postal officials do not subtract last year. To date, 93.97 percent home at 1311 Ave. C as re­ Councilman Tim Hill seconded the tax savings from the lease of the $186,998 levied has been quested by Marcus Rodriquez. the motion which passed, 5-0. payment. collected. Last year, 93.59 The city sent 11 letters to Councilman Elias ·shorty• No action was taken by the percent of $176,803 had been adjacent property owners seek­ Vecchio made a motion to council to amend the budget for collected. Total collections for ing their opmions. There were delegate authority to a1=tivate repairing or replacing the event the month were $2,937.80. seven returned which included the city's emergency warning sign in front of city hall. Re­ Airpmt lease proposals one objection: siren to the police chief. pairs were estimated to be Bob White of Aerial Ag Ser­ The council denied Rodriquez's First in the chain of command between $600 and $950. vices and Leon Wilson of Long­ r~uest because of the one is the mayor followed by the City manager Frank Russell horn Spraying, Inc., both sub- obJection. city manager. When they are said that between 30 and 35 ~~t:u:lrt lease contracts to North Ave. J paving unavailable the police chief will responses to a city paving Plans are proceeding for make siren activation decisions. survey have been received. White's lease. bid offered $500 paving the recently annexed Hill seconded the motion Russell said a large percentage per year for three years with a property on north Ave. J. which passed unanimously. indicated they wanted paving renewal option. Among the other James Pope, owner of the area Vecchio made a motion to but could not now afford it. things White's proposal offered to be developed for housing, met amend the budget to cover a The council instructed Russell was erecting a building that with the council to discuss $250 travel expense to send a to look for paving companies would revert to the city if the methods of payment for the police officer to Amarillo for a that would be willing to take lease was discontinued. paving. jU\·enile school. Elliott seconded liens against property where Wilson's proposal offered Parkhill, Smith and Cooper, the motion. It passed, 5-0. paving is done. $1,200 a year for a one year the city's engineering firm, has The council discussed hospit­ Hoppy Toler approached the automatically renewing lease. estimated the total cost to be alization insurance rate changes. council seeking permission to A major difference in the two $76,000. The city's portion would Johnson made a motion to place handrails and/or ramps proposals was the amount of be approximately $16,000 for in­ accept a policy from Hubbard along the north side of Main St. land to be leased. tersections, curbs and gutters. Insurance that would increase Toler said a person had been White wanted the entire Pope's part would be about the deductible to $500 from $250 injured while trying to climb airport and agreed to exclude $60,000. which would lower the rate onto the high sidewalk from the the city's CRP land. . PSC will advertise for paving increase. Vecchio seconded the street. Wilson wanted twq smaller bids June 12. The city will open motion and it passed unanimous­ The council said that Toler areas around the "'ain ramp bids July 13 at which time they ly. could design some plans for area. will better know the actual cost. handrails and present them at The council took m, action on Councilman Billy McCienney Discussion items the council's next meeting. the proposals so they could made a motion to have Pope put The council tabled HUD Councilmen discussed hosting · more fully review the contracts. Abernathy city Councilman Billy McCienncy is up in the air about a half of his estimated cost in housing subsidization until they the county-wide meeting of J-fale They indicated a special new business in town. Mc

ByJudyLucc $23,040. Last year's insurance A request for a waiver of the board did not intend for Theresa Marez and John Hill was $19,040. state inservicc requirements was capital improvements to be spent took their oath and became Galloway said that most approved by the board. on repairs. members of the Abernathy Abernathy athletes do not have Currently the state mandates The auditors had advised school board Monday night. other insurance which causes 20 hours of staff development Galloway to take the money Following the swearing in Abernathy's insurance to go up during a school year. from that account and Howard ceremony the Abernathy board in price. The waiver requests that there said he did not want auditors was reorganized. Richard Howard The coverage is for all stu­ be three less days of instruction "runnihg our business". will serve again as president; dents involved in extra cur­ and that they he used for staff Hill moved to pay the bills; Robert Pope is vice president; ricular · activities, whether ath­ development. Marez second the motion and it Clark Riley is secretary; and letics, band or University Inter­ If the waiver is approved by carried, 7-0. Mike Lambert, vice secretary. scholastic League competition. the state, students will have The board did not take any All officers received a un­ The board approved a techno­ three early release days rather action but did discuss a revision animous vote. . logy plan for 1992-93. The plan than six, according to Floyd. in the middle school curriculum. After discussing it at previous provides staff · training in new Lambert made the motion to They arc looking at a dif­ board meetings, superintendent technology; calls for updates of make the request, Robert Pope ferent way to schedule classes, Charles Floyd recommended that existing hardware and software, seconded it and the motion according to Floyd. the board accept Update 41. particularly in the high school carried unanimously. Currently the middle school Lambert made the motion to· computer lab; replaces the It was decided that Howard has nine periods per day and accept it and Marez seconded it. business application computers; would serve as the board's the feeling of the administration The vote was 7-0 in favor. and allows for the purchase of delegate to the Texas Associa­ is that too much time is wasted Business manager Floyd Gal­ accounting software. tion of School Boards conven­ going from class to class. loway discUSSCpriV,~:~fJie '··· ~th'Ill-a....HIJs. . ~h, . ·,. 'J ' in 1975 from Salado. He was a to the American Cancer Associa­ to Hale County Jail. \ Texas license plate number was SPECIAL member of the First United tion. At the same time and location 6970 CW. Loss was $57. on a passenger, Nevarez Claro Individuals may report (anony- e Rivera, 35, of Abernathy was mously) any information about AISD accepts teacher resignations arrested .for public intmacation these or other incidents to any Tomato & Pepper Plants Continued from page 1 Following eltCCutive session and evadmg arrest. He was also Abernathy or Hale County police had to have so many clas.o;es. Monday night the board ac· taken to Hale County jail. officer or to Abernathy City Michael S. McMinn and Kimberley Renee Kemp Floyd said the government c:epted the resignation ot l;lruce Gerry Kleman, manager of Hall, 298-2546. 8 for $1.00 dictates that activities such as Ballou, Betty Grant and Ellen pep rallies can not be done Frye. Grant has been a· fifth AIF members hear year's review Kemp, McMinn Brooks, Martin during classtime so ~ a time grade teacher and Ballou and period has to be huilf into the Frye have worked in the Wet Weather Sorghum Seed schedule. There is also a time HONDA program. at annual membership meeting will recite vows set aside for tutorials. Sheila Gardenhire was em· announce engagement Abernathy Industrial Founda­ Mr. Terry Brooks of Paducah and Mrs. Linda Brooks Dew ol Truckload Rice Seed If the school should adopt the ployed Monday night to work in and answer those who have a tion had its annual membership Mr.. and Mr~. Robert ~emp annou~ce the engagement and ap­ Lubbock announce the engagement of their daughter, Deana Michele new plan, athletics and band the HONDA program a.~ a diag· real pnlential of moving to meeting after its first full year proachmg marnage of the1r daughter Kimberley Renee to Michael S. 3 Minute Oat Seed would not be affected. nostician. Abernathy. They look at the hen lhe weather demands a change in hybrids, Brooks, to Farrell Mar~in, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frank Martin of of operation Tuesday night. McMinn, son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry McMinn of Plains. New Deal. Marez asked what the tea­ Present Monday night were needs of the business and decide or crops, to do Elected as Board of Diredors Wvarieties even an you have is call your The couple will marry Aug. 1 in the First Baptist Church of They will marry Aug. 7 at First Baptist Church in Paducah. chers response to the plan Robert Pope, Clark Riley, Rich­ if Abernathy can meet those Moss & Water Lilly Herbicides was for the organization were RBDdy Pioneer sales represenllllive. Abernathy with Brother Dennis Teeters officiating. The bride-elect, a graduate of Texas Tech University, is employed aDd Floyd said it was the1r plan. ard Howard, Mike Lambert, needs. Peeples, Hoppy l;oler, Fr&Dk The bride-elect attended Lubbock Christian University and will by Lubbock County Adult Probation. In the final lunchroom report Theresa Marez, Steve Riley, The committee has prepared Russell, Jim Odom, Judy Luc:e, attend Texas Tech University this fall. The future bride-groom is a graduate of South Plains College and of the year, breakfast had 17 John Hill, Charles Floyd, Floyd several "full blown" proposals, Elias Vecchio as Chamber of The future bridegroom attended Texas Tech and is currently Wayland Baptist University. He is employed by liberty County Adult We appreciate your business! percent participation and lunch Galloway, Larry McBee and said Peeples. These include Commerce representative, Gary employed by Payless Cashways. Probation in Houston . had 66 percent. Larry Aldridge. ligures about lax rates, labor Jeff Oswalt Grant, Delton Stone, John Hill source and abatements. as school district representative, 317 Main St. I Abernathy, TX THE ABBRNA111Y WEBKLY REVIEW Dan Ryan, Mayor Shane Cun­ Abernathy lists three in District 3 Barrick earns (USPS 003-340) (ISSN ~S-4291) ningham, Linda Sparkman, Ralph Weatherby~ SCOTT & JUDY LUCE Wolf, Bill Scott, Elizabeth 298-2408 office I 757-2351 home Publishers Jenkins and a representative DATE H L RAIN District 4-AA AD bachelor degrees from the Women's Division 6/4 80 52 Tell us why your Chamber af Commerce to be 6/S 81 60 Jona~haro Todd Barrick gradu­ Published weekly on Friday of each week, crccpt first Friday named later. 6/6 89 60 .10 e{~ Pa!~!o~sRe ated from the University of after Christmas aDd one Friday during summer montha, at the 01! the advisory board are Jile 6(1 89 60 Trace selections released Houst0n's College of Architec· Abernathy Weekly Review office at 916 Avenue D. Mailing Thompson, David Pinson, Pete 6/8 .71 .56 .17 All sales are sublect to the terins or the labeling and sale doc;uments. lure May 16. address: P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311-0160. Thompson, Jackie Bartoo, Grady e Registered trademlllk or Pa- HI-Bred International. Inc., High ·school basebaD coaches Duran, New Deal. 6/9 83 .56 L41 Des Moines. Iowa, U.SA Elder Jr., Bobby Cunningham, 6/10 83 .56 Traa: from District 4-AA met May 20 The utility player was Felix Barrick earned a bachelor of James Pope, Burl Hubbard, W.D. at Idalou to select the All­ Cervantez, Idalou. architecture and a bachelor of MOVING? Send your mailing label aDd corrections to Aber­ Sanders, Ruben Garcia, Homer District team. The designated hitter was science and environmental nathy Weekly Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas Robinson and Roy Borchardt. . There were to be two pitchers David Carrillo, Idalou. design. 79311-1060. ii- At the meeting, board presi­ • and one player for each position Felipe Mora, New Deal desig­ He is a 1984 graduate of dent Jim Odom spoke to the selected. nated hitter, was honorable Abernathy High School and the audience about the purposes of Johnny Sarate of New Deal mention. SUBSCRIPTION RATFS the foundation. He listed the and Rudy Hernandez of Ralls son of Wendell and Salce Bar­ AU-District Abernathy rick of Abernathy. One year in Abernathy and Hale County· $17.00 board's rust responsibility is to were unanimous selections at Abernathy coach Paige Burel­ One year in Lubbock County- S2ruJO those businesses that arc already pitcher. smith said Wednesday that three AU other one-year subsc:riptioD& • $24.00 in Abernathy. He said the There was a tie for first base Abernathy Antelopes were placed second job was to point new with Larry Adams of New Deal on the All-District AA baseball Share with us what's special about people to the .oommunity in the and Michael Hernandez of Ralls. team. your father. Established in November of 1921. Second dus postage paid at risJ!t direction and the board's AINI H•.... Of OIMr.,_...... _ {Both were seleded.) They were Zack Patton, Cody Cargill United Stales Post Office, 801 Avenue D, Jl.bcmathy, Texas last responsibility was to en­ AI..., QHu~ •• INSYAIIII.YI The other infield and outfield Forbes and Michael Mares. Father's Day is June 21. In honor of 79311-9998. courage new businesses to locate positions were Heath Brewer, · Burelsmith said that District 3 Hybrid in Abernathy. DQ...... kuleo.M Tahoka, second base; Morry did not choose players by posi­ his special day the June 19 issue of Odom said in the last year Hungr-Buater,• Fries, Martinez, Ralls, third base; tions. the Abernathy Weekly Review will and a half, 14 new busiliesscs and 32-o.z. Coke• j Norman Leal, New Deal, short During the season Mares Seeds publish your essays as a special have started in Abematlly. In a Souvenir De- stop {unanimous); and outfielders played short stop; Forbes, .tnbute to fathers. •Give 'em a shot at . it, • Odom . Fiesta Texas Cup. Ruben Hernandez, Ralls; Phillip catcher; and Pallon, pitcher and Safelied Seed ~NATIONAL NEWSPAPER Leininger, Post; and David said, encour~ the crowd to ."On sale at Dairy Queen June 1·14, 1992 first base. •eom Please limit essays to 250 words so we ASSOCIATION support local busmeases. "Grain Sorghum -Mid &: will have space to publish as many as RBDdy Peeples, chairman of early season varieties possible. the responSe committee, ex­ Givens graduates from Texas A&M Notice to the Public:: Any erroneous reflection upon the cha· creams & reds plained to the 8J'011P the . ~roceaa Robert {Rob) Roscdl Givens, rader, reputation or standing of · any firm, individual or , Phi Eta Sigma, both honor "Forges - To~to~e Submit them to the Abernathy We¥R' used when bw;inCSSC. mqllire graduated laude with a corporation will be gladly correded upon being eallcd to the cum fraternities. &: mufti cutttng about loi:atiog in Abe~)'. bachelor of science in ~. P.O. Box 160, Abernathy, attention of the publisher. · , agricul­ Give& is a 1988 graduate of Most of the leads come from tural economics from Texas A&M Abernathy and is the son of 79311, or 916 Ave. D no later than Hif! GrQUDil, an orpaization University this spring. Jerry and Pam Givens of Aber­ For. information call 4 p.m. Tuesday, June 16. which .promote& thia ~ AbOut nathy. ADVERTISING DEADLINE 4 PM TUESDAY Doane Green~ Farms 20 · jqquiries come to Abemathy While at Texas A&M he was He is emplorcd at the Nutrena each · month and JeiPOIISC the in the F'lghtin' Texas Al!gie Feeds plant to Mentone, Ind. Petersburg ~ittec answers boly two or . Band aDd was scholastics oftlcer N utrena is a division of Cargill; POSTMASTER: Send address ehanps to the Abernathy Weekly 806-667-3300 lhice of these, a«ordiog to of the band. He was treasurer Inc. Delivery available Review, 1'.0. Drawer 16,0, Abernathy• . Texas ~~;l;lll~. , Pecplea. . · · • for the corps honor society aDd He is living in Etna Green, They go.throup t)le · ~uiriea a member of Phi Kappa Phi and Ind. 1lfE ABERNA1HY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 1991 PAOE 5 Average wage·leas after a decade - In-state college expenses lower Incredible Secret to Great Out~or Grilling The awrege ant'lUIII wage In 'telCU, after I)OITecting for lnftatlon. - Tuition and related fees for Texas resldenta were lower than the national $25,0111111'1 11191 1about $450 a year ia.lliln h awrage waga In 1981. -.gain the academic year 1990-91 1pr students attending two- or SUIIIDiotl'time ia beet epent outdoon. Awragt wages ar.e calculated by dividing the total dollanleamed by the lour-y-Institutions within the state. . number of employed workMa. . . It'• a time when everything comes ocean facts baclt:. to life including our zeal for Aven~g~anrn.MII wt1SJH $10,000 dellcioUB outdoor enl.llrtaining. $30,000 Tile Hawallaa lalaads shellllld coni 1R aushed. tbe The beat way to achieve the Oavor were oriJiaaUy volcanoes! beaches IR <*rt aJ**y•wbile. 8,000 of the great outdoors in our fooda ia How did that happen? \blames will Clllle tbe sand to cook our meals on the backyard When volcanoes on the to be black or green. grill. However, simply grillin& a 6,000 ocean's botlom ei'Upt, hot chicken bgYst or ateak over the coalA lava piles up - layer upon Tbt Mean llottom layer. Is not nat ian't eoouah aoymore. There are 4,000 1---- Eventually, the sides Some of the longest bll8ting and grilling eaucea that are become higher, thicker, mountain ranges and deep­ eo eaay to create; they make all the and soon 1he underwater est valleys of the eanh are difference in the world. volcano is high enough to found beneath the water. Ba1te Your rise above the surface of the water. This is how the The shape oflbe Meat. and Vel(e&ables Hawaiian Islands formed. ocean dlaaaes? · The key to effortle88 baatlng ia to · Not all islands are made It's true, the shape of the begin with a flavonol base. Miracle from volcanoes; some are ocean is continuously chang­ Whip or Miracle Whip Light Drees· ing- very slowly. tops of mountains! ing haa everything you need for a Herbed Chicken is quick and eaay. great primary basting ingredient. What's tbe dllferencr Giant Kelp: Tlae ocean's Just add a few more ingredient& auch between ocean and sea? giant vegetatloo 88 herba and apices and then brush 314 cup Miracle Whip or Miracle • Mix dre88ing, chicken broth, "Sea.. is a name for areas A single kelp plant can Whip Light Dre88ing of the ocean that are partly grow as much as two feet in or spoon the mixture right onto your garlic, onions and seasonings. surrounded by land. The sea a si ngle day! items while grilling to allow the 114 cup chicken broth • Pour dressing mixture over is only part of the ocean. They can reach 200 feet basting navors to sizzle into your 2 garlic cloves, minced chicken; cover. Refrigerate several in lenglh , and often cluster food. 2 tablespoons finely chopped hours or overnight. Drain Beach sand is all together in large beds. green onions • Place chicken on grill over Bastinl( While You Grill teaspoons dried basil leaves, different colors Prevents Drying-out medium-hot coa ls !coals wi ll have a Some grains of sand are Giant clams: crushed slight glow! or rack of broiler pan brigh1 while, while others How big can !bey get? Another important benefit to I teaspoon dried thyme leaves, Grill or broilS to 10 minutes on each are green or pink, or some­ A clam can weigh SOO basting with Miracle Whip salad crushed side or until tender. times even black! pounds or more! dressing is that it adds moisture 6 boneless skinless chicken What causes the color'/ Also. they can grow mo~ to foods that can dry-out from the breast halves (about 2 pounds I Makes 6 servings The materials that fonn the than four feel in width! No irilling process. Vegetables and sand create its color. other mollusk in the world builds such alargc shell! lean meats such as chicken, fish and For example, where sea· certain cuta of pork and beef need 59% Better Than CD DON'T MAKE THIS A FAMILIAR something to protect them against The ancient toothbrush the drying effects of the hot grill. Annuity?.!% -Ralcs - CD4% Try the following quick and easy ''Chew sticks" have been toothbrushes appeared in recipes for Herbed Chicken and 10,000 Investments 10,000 found in Egyptian lombs China. in 1498. the bristles Skewered Grilled Potatoes to see how 710 Interest earned 41Xl SIGHT IN OUR COMMUNITY dating back to JOOO B.C.! were plucked from the delicious grilling with Miracle Whip (0) Income tax 28% (112) Even today, many African backs of the necks of hogs salad dressing can be. 710 Net earning..~ 28X tribes and people livong in and fastened into bone Don't make this a familiar sight! remote areas of the U.S. use handles. 59% DiiTcrencc ANSWE~ ', 'MI:WHL WHWnN "twig brushes" or white elm The Romans used neither Herbed Chicken Most stores close because local people did too much shopping sticks. twigs or bristles: they picked Prep time: 15 minutes out of town. In fact, there are many cases where most of the When lhc first "bristle" their teclh with a stiff quill! Cooking time: 20 minutes retail businesses in a community have closed. Salvation Army Enter Abernathy Volunteer Fire Department's If that were to happen here, who would be left to pay this DID YOU ~ rORNAOO 1$ A riO­ IENr COIUIIN OF offers free estate, community's taxes. The empty store fronts wouldn't be able to HDDW? WHIRliNG HOT ~It PINEWOOD DERBY WHICH rR~ ms rur will planning pay their share. QUICKtr OrER FIAT June 27 at 1 p.m. IANO. It CAN CAU$1 A The Salvation Army is offering Who would be contributing work and money toward local tOr OF OAIIAGE. 1/Fr will and cslate planning ser­ Early entry deadline is 5 p.m. June 23. late entry deadline is '1:1. IN A fR/gE OF 1/0NI, tr It IHS ROOF$ AND CAt$ VIces. noon June Early entry rcc is $250. Entry fcc after June 23 is $5.00. Return entry rorm to an Abernathy fireman or groups and projects that we all are interested in? USUAL! YrHI liONESSES ,,: -,'-""~~llll INrO rHE ~lt. BUT AS They have an office in Lub­ tHAt KILL tHE ,/lEY, IUt tOONAIITIIEErS mail to P.O. Boi 'l1K>, Abernathy, Tex. 79311-{)']JJ(i_ hom~ UNEYEN IANO •. lr bock but cover the entire West Keeping our community healthy is everyone's tHE IIAIE It tHE ONE IIIHO TcKas area. ActUALLY StARtS rHE rHEN IRE~KS U, ~NO TWo cla.'i.o;cs - 5 07. & under & 5 to 10 01. responsibility and the results benefit us all. IlEAl FIRST. ~ll)ll~ iiiPIESAIII~Y Tom Reynolds, planned giving lst place in each class wins $25, 2nd- $15, 3rd - S!O representative, spoke to the Abcrnalhy Lions Club Tuesday Car kits available from A VFD. We now have a down-bole video camera. • about lhese services. Pre.. planning makes a difference HARP AGRI-MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INc. He has seve ral years ex­ BUY - SEL.L. - TRADE - SERVICE ELBERT HARP perience and said lhc services ------PUMP8 - GKARHKA08 - IELI!CTIUC WOTOII8 "We can Jive a service thal some person selects the casket, vault and Manager·Consul1ant arc all free of charge. Pinewood Derby NEW - USED - RE-BUIL.T bigger funer homes can not give; said selects the type of funeral they wanl. t's a fact- vegetab les are "just Reynolds can be reached at Todd Abell about Abell Funeral Home in This early decision making cuts down BOX 500 ABERNATHY, TX 79311 (806) 298-4093 I plain" ¥ood for you . High in fiber 765-8565 for additional help. and nutrrents, low in fat. But per- WOLF' IRRJGATIDN Abernathy. on the things a family has to decid!= . - .. Their office is at !Ill 16th St. Entry Form ABERNATHY. TEXAS. "We're smaller, we;.;have the timt;. and duriqg a very emotional time. The familY INSURANCE: Life + Health + Crop ~~~~ J~st ~~tr::: . dl~:~!.j'ioa~Jd or ·by mail ar P.O. Box 2785, P~ONI! (808• 188-2114 eventually we're going to know most of can change some or the plans at the time spice sn! flavor excitement to any Lubbock 79408. vegetable. The microwave oven LUBBOCK ~ON I! NO. C808) 782-2801 the people that we serve." of death, should they decide to but they TOTAL FARM PROGRAM CROP MARKETING Name ______They are able to give that special could lose some of the financial benefits. FARM MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS BUS INESS SERVICES 8 "LubTer' WAYNE KITCHENS RAL.PH WOLI' attention only available in a small town. After pre-planning, if a person moves :Tikv~~~:~:i~~ E~:~e~7o~~~a~~i~: It makes a complete and very tasty CULTIVATOR SWEEPS check box The A bells offer traditional funerals and another funeral home handles the 30" X _3/16 ••• $13.86 and cremation. Their funerals arc not service, most often that funeral home will l:l:! 1 s~~hi;~·~~c:~~~~nr.,,;~mfk'; ... 5 oz. Class CJ GIN WHUK 8J:ItVICa 30" x 6mm (•I•) $18.84 18 OUft .. LIEAIIUft& limited to Abernathy. honor the contract. But the funeral home beans, lowfat cheese, seasonings­ SEED They work with Lubbock funeral homes should be asked to be certain there is no even a few tortilla chips-is also a • New a: Uaed Equipment CHEMICALS • Wages Enterprises, Inc. good way to get the kids of all ages 10 oz. Class D EQU IPMENT and cemeteries. They can make arrange­ problem, prior to need. ments wherever a family wants the ser­ Even if a funeral is not pre-paid, Abell to4\'Vn'FROM THE DOLE I vices. Funeral Home keeps information on file a AASI Poly Pipe, Solar Surge (sw8c vo~..,.) KITCHEN: Put more vegetables Early Entry CJ $2.50 -· WHITE GOLD GIN Abell Funeral Home has even conducted person might wanl at their funeral. That ADAMS I into your family's life by adding Farm Equipment Co. WE NEED YOUR BUSINI!BS funerals in Lubbock funeral home chapels. is another way for someone to ensure & Equa Flow Irrigation Gates Late Entry $5.00 I Idalou Hwy • Lubbock D I It is nol unusual for a funeral it take their funeral is the w~y they desire. ~~f;\l~~e~~~~~~{:'c;~~ lik~~tt~ 762-2510 place in Abernathy and the graveside Todd and Carley Abell look over opera­ 298-2927 or 298-4287 your favorite casserofes. Roll vege­ services to be in another place. lions of Chambers Funeral Home 12 tables in tortillas with rice and OWNlD fl OI"IUtATIID BY Bua. PH. 298·2 .. 1A beans, add to simple cooked noo­ ·------~ J IM a J U NE ODOM Rll. PH, 298-28157 They especially wants to be of service months ago and changed the name to be ~rnatby,Texas dles with rice vinegar and green tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt lo the New Deal and Petersburg com­ Abell Funeral Home last August. onions. After a while, it's an easy munities, two area towns which do not During those months they have rede­ habit. t + 1 800-8118-2872 have their own funeral homes. corated lhe interior, painted inside and Preparation time: 10 minutes (8081288-2818 Once the Abells are contacted lhey can out and arc in lhe process of planting Cooking time: 6 minutes Home 757-2128 take care of all the details for the flower beds around the exterior of the MEXICALJ VEGETARIAN family. They can even help in selecting building. ENTREE the flowers and music for the funeral The Abells came from Pampa where 2 cans (IIi oz. each) black beans, undrained Preserved 13y it service. Todd was a funeral direclor for len mon­ i~ 1[~1 The Abells sells cemelery plots in lhs. Prior to that Todd was employed by 1 pkg. (1.25 oz.) taco spice and (jods Spirit seaeonlngmh: Abernathy Cemetery when a family has a Ralls funeral home for live years. 3 cups Dole Broccoli Oorettes nol already purchased one. And when the Todd attended the Dallas Institute of funeral is planned, they takes care of all Funeral Service, graduating in 1986. % :: t t !::!:!{d~c:.:'~'beddar t According to Eugene Peterson, a person hits a low point- or a bad experience t 91 .. Avenue D the arrangements al the cemelcry along "As much as anything, I was curious cheese (3 oz.) Solee R. Iarrick AIMrnathy, TX 79311 wilh lhe services. about it," Todd said about getting into t Presbyterian minister, in a book called "A -and the once high moment wilh Christ is t Abell Funeral Home provides families the funeral home business. ~ :::: :f:!l~~~d~~~: If you and your family prefer your vegetables with some spice, try Long Obedience in the Same Direction," lost in distress. Iceberg Lettuce t with monuments, purchased from Slaton Todd and Carley were already married Me:dcall Vegetarian Entree-a quick and easy microwave recipe t "It is not difficult ... to get a person Christ does not promise us a life of no t Monument in .Lubbock. Todd said most and living in Amarillo when Todd got his For all your car cleaning needs - we're here Combine undrained beans, taco that pul.ll broccoli In a new light. 1 t interested in the message of the gospel; it worries or problems or distress. We still When Bogged Call Us often lhcse are purchased a few months mix and sliced broccoli stalks in 1 /o first eKpcrience in the profession. Todd quart microwave casserole dish. Ar­ Let stand covered for 3 minutes. Sprinkle with cheese and tortilla chips. f is terrifically difficult to sustain the have to deal with a world where competition f after lhe service. was attending Amarillo College, consider­ range broccoli florettes over top, Spoon each serving over shredded lettuce. Serves 6 to B. f interesL Millions of people in our culture with others in the work place is likely, a t "It's usually better · if a family will ing a career in social work or business. Antelope Car Wash Per serving: 191 calories, 13 g protein, 7 g fat (2 g sat.), 27 g pressing down lightly. Microwave f make a decision for Christ, but there is a struggle with family and home occurs t Longhorn Spraying, Inc. monlh or so; said Todd. "They can be While going to school, Todd was work­ on high 6 minutes, rotating twice. carbohydrate, 625 mg sodium, II mg cholesteroL thinking about it. It's usually better if ing al a children's sheller which was BOB & TEENIE BURNETT dreadful attrition rate. Many claim to frequently, policies are made by others t Leon & Carolyn Wilson they don't make any major decisions real closed down. t have been born again, but the evidence which affect us (with which we do not t quick." His curiosity about the funeral business 13th & Ave. D / Abernathy f for mature, Christian discipleship is slim . agree), and tension and pressure happen. If Todd Abell helps people plan their own lead him to take a job at a funeral home •Foam brushes •Hot Water ''ColUlt on me f , , There is a great market for religious all of the Christians in the world joined t 1515 Ave. D - Abernathy funerals with pre-need funeral plans. In in Amarillo. .uum t experience in our world ... but little forces and united to change these condi· f this program most details of the funeral "Carley thought I'd lost my mind,' said •Engine cleaner •v; •nre cleaner •wax to provide the best inclination to sign up for a long appren· tions, we might be able to accomplish U1is. t Office # 298-2983 Mobile # 748-2665 arc planned prior to a person's death. Todd. "We hadn't been married very t ticeship ... In going to God, Christians But Christians are too diverse to be unified "Pre-need funerals serve several ser­ long.' t vices," said Todd. That curiosity has led to a life pro­ Homeowners insurance t travel the same ground that everyone else that much. So we deal with our world in the By paying for the funeral in the pre­ fession and led Todd and his family to f walks on, breathe the same air, drink the only way that we know how- by individual + ~ F~RMING AND CONSTRUCTION. need program, the expenses are locked in Abernathy. value in town.'' f same water, shop In the same stores, read courage and faith. t at the cost at the time of the orginal Business hours for Abell Funeral Home t the same newspapers, get the same Each time that a Christian does the t contract. is 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. When it is necessary, distresses, and are buried in the same "right" thing, it makes a difference. Each f "It freezes the cost. They get to buy they stay open for funeral visitation until DR. DAYTON E. BOYD t ground. The difference is that each step time that someone committed to the Chris- t RIEKEN CONTRACTORS the funeral at loday's c:ost and whether Sp.m. 808 ~ 288··1112 CHIPitOPfiACTOft t we walk, each breath we breathe, we tian faith does the correct action, God's 1122 AVI!NUE D. GARY W. RIEKEN they live 20 - 30 - 40 years down the They also keeps the maps of the Aber­ know we are preserved by God's spirit." kingdom is furthered. Each step that a road, when they die it's still at the cost -nathy Cemetery so when someone is ABERNATHY, TEXAS 783 I I f f that they pay today. trying to locate a grave, they can find it. f Mr. Peterson makes a good point! Christian takes in a spiritual journey brings t lue__. (11081787·22110(IOBI:ztl&.2343 P. 0. Box 308 How many times have we known some· a better person into new encounters and t Abem.,lly, Tau '111311 'Another thing that it does, the family Helping Todd out during funerals is the Gall: t knows exactly what they ~nted and it familiar face of Abernathy Mayor Shue .. CHIIIOP'fiACTlC WOMI, IT G8TI ...IULT8 ANO TKAT'I WHAT COtMTI" JANEPHIWPS one who made a sincere decision to experiences. t cuts down about SO percent of the deci­ Cunningham. He assisted Joe Chambers 2321 50th Street f follow Christ· sometimes turning away Our first religious experience with t sions that have to be made at the time when be owned Abernathy's funeral home f from some bad habits completely· only to Christ is important. It forms a bacln, llllnot. Party room or meet!ng space available. planned. 2331. Th~ business is ~ocatcd ~ 411 16th 1005 w. Service Rd. 298-2SJ2 t t Callfor . When usiJi1 the pre-need prOSJ!UJI the ,St. in Abernathy. • Uke a gQO(] neighbor, State Farm is there. tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttt ;,. . Final Abernathy honor rolls listed·· ·Weekly Review·classifieds-· & 1 .DeadUne For News Ads Tuesdays - 4_ PM--:- 298-2033 Abernathy student& have Villanueva and Christina Wans. Lambert, Laura Lopez, Jamie finished another school year and On the sixth grade list were May, Jody MdCinney, Devin rmat honor rolls have been Letisha Amalia, Kctban ADder· Melhorn, Marla Nelson, Jennifer Oglesby, Juan Palaci06, Anactmo released. son, Joshua CUevas, .Mandy 1 Farm Seniors on the honor roll for Danford, Jcred Dunn; N'ICbolas Perez, Jonathan Perez, Nicole ( Ganae Sale ) - :=::::. - ( the entire year were Carotin Gonzales, Heather Hcdgca, Kami Perez,_ Alissa Pettit, April Pier­ (~· ~'!.=·~:..=:~] ) Equipment (~ · ) Askins, Michael Blanco, Rodrigo Hemphill, Treasure Henson, son, Jacinto Ponciano, Moaica Cantu, Kara Davis, Tori Evans, LaShanda Johnson, Brenda Ramos, Levi Rieken, Miles Riley, Yllnl ale: Sat., June 13 only, 8- Q1lilo allip jobs. Hirina­ Cody Forbes, Maria Gatica, Lopez, Marcy Lopez, Eligio Joshua Skipper, Sky SlCpbcnsoo, Rllbbcr llala.. made to order. We buy farm tractors or oom­ S. Western boob, 4~' panelin&. $2(XX)+ /month. Summer/yell' Abcnalthy Mini w~ Luera, Micah Mendoza, ShaUDa Caleb Teeters, Kacy Thie~ Jodi Ascott Rubber Stamps, 411 13th Mow Yards JoAnna Guajardo, Rusty Ha­ baby itCIIII, clothing and mudi round. Bartenders/casino work­ pletc farm equipment estates. 1408 Ave. E, Abernathy. Stor~~ge Menefee, Tanner Mills, Amanda Torres, Travis Wall and Court­ St., 298-2033, 298-2909 after S milton, Damon Loper, Robert more. 307-B AYC. F. (12-ltp) ers/gift shop sales/tour ' CleanLots Adams Farm Equipment, Lub­ units available from $35/mo. Call Morgan, Juliana Perez, Leigh ney Watson. guide&/ and weekends. (rts) Navarro, Shannon Peeples, Candy etc. Free travel. Hawaii, bock, 762-2510. (12-Stb-10) Hallmark &. Assoc., Inc. m- Ann Ramire1, Naomi Ramos, On the fourth grade super Carib­ Perez, Lance Phillips, Micha bean, Bahamas, Europe. No HauJTnsb 2190, Lubbock.(rts) Riley, Kristi Robinson, Alex Tessa Schaap, Jeffrey Schuler, honor roll were Brady Barton, Shannon Bennett, Ignacio Gatica, experience nCcc5sary. 1-206-736- 3G-mile radius of Abematby Salazar, Rebecca Shaw, James Jami Shannon, Phillip Shelton, 7000 ext. 8799N8. (12-ltp) SewerUne Teague and Kristin Titsworth. Erika Stark, Tracy Stephenson, Amanda Hill, Leslie Lopez, Sara Contact On the junior all-year list Kayla Thiel, Trey Thompson, Matthews, Alysha McGaugh, Services Jacob Trevino, Jeffery Turner Tashina Mitchek, Brandon were Tony Davis, Jason Hubbard, Housewiw:&l Wort at home. Don Cannon and Tyson Woodul. Moore, Kendra Myatt, Laura Earn to Esteban Lopez, Deena Moralez, big profits. Call for guide. Cleans 3" 6" Fifth graders making the sixth ,Perez, Lee Robinson, Kathy Tanya Myatt, Crystal Ponce, Phone (501) 533-4553. (5-4tp-26) SewerUnes 328-5397 (~F=!:;'~ale~) (~F~o~~~le;;;;;;;;;;;:.) Elise Prather, Matt Thompson, six weeks honor roll were Wilke and Leslie Williamson. Removes all roots Rachel Waits and Terry Wiley. Elizabeth Amerson, Anthony Honor roll fourth graders were llelpausiblc tcenaF' will babysit Farm f111'0il) 1-800-226-0IIIO&Lm. -11 Rain has seriously hindered p.m. EST. the weekly men and women golf ASSEMBLY OF GOD PRIMERA MISSION BAUTISTA IGLESIA DEL NAZAR END 1404 Avenue B 1112 Jerome St. Avenue A & 5th WE BUY H01B IIIICIIlldby lllllesiD. lttwY"" scrambles at the Abernathy ocld~nllinancedlhellloblhebuyor? Country Club. 298-2060 298-2217 298-406R Tumyownoteinloc:a&h. 1-800-1168-1200. Last week's Wednesday night Sunday Schooi9:4S AM Sunday Morn Worship 10 AM Sunday School10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM FRIENDlY IICIEPAIITESho&oponlngl bdem­ Cano's SteakhoJL<;e received the Chamber of Commerce ribbon culling wcloomc this Wt;Ck. l'icturcd, ladies scramble winners were Worship 10:30 AM Sunday School6 PM or.trUn.Nac:a&hinvaoftlenlNaiiONicedwge. starting at Jert, arc Sroott Pettie!, Elias Vecchio, Pee Wee Cano, Becky Cano (owner), Linda Sparkman Bambi Lutrick, Cheryl Don and Evening 6:00 PM Evening Worship 6:45 PM Evening 6:00 PM High CDnmioaion ond Ia*' IIWIIda. Two cata­ Wednesday Service 7:lXl PM and Hoppy Toler. ' Elder Pettit. They shot a 38. Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM Wed. Bible Study 7:30PM loge,IMI600ilema. Col t~75. Lester Anderson Ladies scrambles are held each Pastors Jackie & Glenda Friday Prayer Service 7 PM MAKE AFREIII .. .FOR UFEI Scandinlviln, Ell­ Thompson Pastor G.G. Flores ropNn, Yugoekviorl, Soufl Americ:a11. ..._ Abernathy girls basketball players Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Men's high tdlool txchtnge etudonll ... trrivlng Early pru'niog scram blcs are held Thursday at OOUNfY UNE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST AugUII ... hGII loiniliee needodt Americon lntarcul- 6:30 p.m. Players should call the CHURCH OF CHRIST NEW DEAL ::'o~~ ca• ~ e17~7- named to All-Star teams in tourney country club at 328-5261 by 6 757-2134 may cause Sunday School10:00 AM 916Avenue E 8 South Monroe Ave. p.m . to register. WCLFFTAHNING BEDS:Now~ 298-2718 746-5022 Abernathy basketball players al Lubbnck Eslacado. A four-person Night Madness ggc Deposit Worship 11:00 AM unite from $11111. Lampo, loliora, ICCIIIOritl. tree disease Elise Prather and Jennifer 1-10x13 Evening 6:00 PM Bible Study 9:30 AM Sunday School9:30 AM ~pormtnlllowes$18.Coll~. FREE Alsn fmm Abernathy were scramble will be tomorrow at Worship 10:30 AM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM NEW ClOior c:alllog. 1-800-228-6m. Williamson were named to the Prim Ryan on the West Texas (Wall Photo! $11.00 Due at Pastor Ernie Brewer 9:30 p.m. Hamburgers will be Evening 6:00 PM Evening 5:00 PM HAPPY JACIC TABUCKS: l'lawnt._ Mo..., Unkept tree limbs may be All-Star teams of the West Lady Cardinals anti Stacie served at 7:30 p.m. Pick up 1- 8x10 CHURCH Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM Minister Steve Swisshelm Natuna'l way wilhou1 pesticides. Chewlbkt & unsightly since leaves have Texas AAU (;iris Regional Nd""' on the Bozeman Machin­ A three-person scramble will FIRST BAPI1ST 2- 5x7 (plus tax) 411 7th David Bcnneu For Dog& & Cats. AI FARII.AND popped oul, but experts warn · Tournament. ery team. be June 27 and 28. =....._ that trimming now could cui The tournament was hdd al 298-2587 2- 3x5 METHODIST CHURCH BECOME APARALEGAL Join America'e IMINt into tree health. the Austin Middle School in Sunday School9:30 AM 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE 16- King Size Wallets , New Deal 511 Avenue E If you're tempted to prune Amarillo June 4-7. Worship 10:40 AM Sunday School10:00 AM ~i.dyWMThowilhfino&-=-u.: now, don't. A lot of oak wilt 8- Regular Size Wallets $1199 Bible Study 5:00 PM 298-2832 grwn Nllllblt. FIN caMiogue. 1-«ll-362-7010 Prather was named to the 18- Sunday Services 9:00 AM disease can be prevented if the ycar-old and under division. She Country Depot WE USE Evening Worship 6:00 PM Sunday Sieve Campbell Sunday School9:30 AM trees aren't wounded. plays on the West Texas Lady KODAK PAPER Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM ·Oak wilt is a fungal disease Cardinals team. Brother Dennis Teeters Morning Worship 10:30 AM Play the Lottery FIRST UNITED METIIODIST that can race through Spanish, Williamson was on the 14- Jr. High Hour of Power 4 PM ·ncKETS AVAll.ABLE 704Avenue D blackjack or live oak groves in ycar-old and under division. Her FIRST BAYI1ST NEW DEAL Evening Celebration 6 PM } liter COCA COlA- $1.89 298-2581 root systems or by sap-feeding learn was Bozeman Machinery. Sunday SchoollO:OO AM Wednesday Sunday School10:00 AM beetles. Infected trees may die Their respective teams each Baby chicks available Worship 11:00 AM Mid-Week Service 7 PM Worship 11:00 AM in three weeks to six months. won the championship games of 3/10 mile south of FM1294 Evening Worship 7:00 PM Youth Time 7:15PM Evening 6:00 PM All lirewood that comes from the Junior Top of Texas basket­ on N. University 746-5510 Wednesday Service 7:30 PM David L. Menefee, Pastor Wed. Choir Practice 7:30PM an infected part of the slate ball tournament held May 15-17 Tim Wino, Pastor Steve Campbell should be covered with clear MONTE DE LOS OLJVAS plastic. That causes the area NORTHSIDE BAYI1ST CHURCH 110 East 4th St. under the plastic to heat which 420 16th Street CENTER COMMUNITY 298-2230 kills both the fungus and the 298-2497 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 Wednesday 7:00PM beetles that transport the 1992 Mint Condition Coins Sunday School9:4S AM Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 Sunday School10:00 AM spores. Worship 11:00 AM 745-6112 Sunday Worship 11:30 AM The best time to prune is in Great Gift for Father's Day! Evening Training 5:00 PM Sunday School10:00 AM Pastor Espiridion Paez late June through September and Evening Worship 6:00 PM Worship 1l:OOAM January through early February. Wednesday Service 7:30PM Evening 5:00 PM Oak wilt is the deadliest oak We are pleased to announce the Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM ST.ISIDORE CHURCH tree disease in Texas. Tree availability of new 1992 Mint Pastor John Terrell South Avenue D experts go to the trenches, LAKEVIEW ME'IHODIST 298-4278 literally, every year in a multi­ Condition uncirculated coins. Sunday School10:00 AM OUR LADY QUEEN OF TilE Monday 9:00AM million-dollar battle against oak Acquire coins for yowself. your Bible Study 6:00 PM APdSnEs CATHOUC CHUR.CH Wednesday 7:00 PM wilt. chifdren lllld your grandchildren.. 1st & 3rd Sundays New Deal Friday 9:00AM Control techniques most Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday Mass 10:45 AM Sunday 9:00 AM frequently involve diaina a The prestigious 1992 American Jesse Nave, Pastor Father Michael O'Carroll Father George Thekkedam lhree-foot trench 100 feet 1rom Eagle Silver Dollar is a the last sick tree in an oak wilt collectible coin at just the disease center. The trenches, right price for you., $19.50. which con be immediately back Sponsors filled, sever shared roots that may transport the disease from Each coin comes complete with the tree. deluxe gift packaging and is Meanwhile, researchers arc encapsulated to preserve its Group charge exploring new treatment methods. pristine condition for years 99' per pei'IOn Consumer Fuel Association Abell Funeral Home to come. Abernathy Producers Co-op Abernathy Medical Clinic This Is The Place RUBBER STAMPS First State Bank 66 Butane & Fertilizer Pay-N-Save ''... AN'{ KINDA STORY BEHIND THIS N> 'l'tlll'RE Abernathy Joe Thompson Implement Abernathy Weekly Review PlACING IN NOO WEEKS ISSUE FOR, 'HelP 402 9th St., Abernathy - 298-2556 • Member F.D.I.C. FOIICIIEATMOO«

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