"Farmers S eak, Out" Program Slated For Tuesday

'policymakers in our nation's capital managers or the four local coopera· rather an attempt to find solutions The " farmers Speak Out " program will hear the facts about conditions in tives in the Abernathy area. have acceptable to a majority of the in· "til he a two-stage hlitz In addition to agriculture directly from farmers who indicated that fifty lines will be teresL~ represented in our government. the telephone calls, there will be a telephone them May II in a "Famers available from 9 a.m to 9 p.m .. CDT. by discussing these too-long ignored wntten survey of farm opinion This. Speak Out " program. so that anyone wanting to express an problems with officials ci all back· sur\, ey wtll measure the seriousness of Orga nized through the Agriculture opinion on agricultural issues can ca ll grounds··rural. suburba n or urban cond itIOns on t.; S farms and will ask Counci l of America I ACA ) with a 1·!lOU -368-5769. The telephone lines will be set up in a farmers their views on actions they grant from Farmland Industries. Inc .• The purpose of the " farmers Speak room in the Ca nnon House Office feel can be taken to improve the farm farmers. ranchers. farm business Out " program is to dramatize to the Building where members of Congress, economy operators and anyone else will have Washington audience the depth of their aides, officials of the U.S. Depart· Filrmers wanting to fill out a survey the opportunity to call lawmakers and larmers' and ranchers' difficulties­ ment of Agriculture. officials of other ca n stop by anyone of the rour local other orficials in Washington. D.C. on and . as Importantly , to try to stimu· ~~xec utlve Branch . departments and cooperati ves in the Abernathy area toll· free telephone lines. la te a broader discussion of feasible representatives of . independent agen· and p,ck up a copy . I See advertise· S W ' Dub l Hoyal. Leland Phillips. remedies It is not an attack on the cles with economic responsibilities will ment elsewhere in this issue or the Ikl' Bennett and Ted Major. general administration or anyone else. but take the calls. Review for further information I

\ 'OL UME 61 .' '!I~:; 1 Sen'illK lIale, Lubbock Countil's 1 Tilt 1l~1I" . \1 \ Y 'i. i ~ I X~ \:.S.P.S. NO. 003-340 " HEtLO WASHINGTON. D.C." Speck Cox. a local farmer. may be one of the area farmers that participates in the " farmers Speak Out" program May II . Everyone in this area will have a chance to call the nation's capital on toll·free telephone lines that day. Lawmakers and officials in Washington wi ll answer any questions the public might have on this day over t.he telephone. I Review Photo I School Board Accepts Resignations, Insurance

The Abernathv School Board met for Abernathy to insure the school for President, Lorin Prather·Vice·Presi· even the eleventh and twelfth grades if Lions MS Golf Tourne,' Sat, urda~ ' their May meeting !\Ionday night at B S5 .21 7 .39'2 Coverage was increased dent. Bud ROOdes·Secretary and necessary. The test has to be taken pm and accepted three resignations over 5600 thousand for school facilities Thomas Pettit·Vice·Secretary. until it is mastered. Thl! Abernathy l.lons Cluh will spon· "ear the tourney raised sruo ror thiS and a n insurance bid. that were added this past year. Last years test results revealed that ,;or a ~o lr tournament (or 'ullJple cause Hefdre the meeting. Lonnie and Hubbard submitted the low bid of Other Business Abernathy students were having the Se ll'rosls 10 be held at the Abernathv Prizes. donated by businesses a nd {) ' Ana Howard gave a presentation on SI5.682 for a one year policy . Richard The board accepted 32 transfer most trouble with mathematics, main· Cou ntr~ Club Salurd:J) . \la) 8 at 8 30 JIldl\,duals, ",Ii be a\\arded to \I lOners " f,;mbrvo Transfer In Beef Cattle" DuBose Insurance posted a bid of students : 7 from Cotton Center. 18 Iy finance and fraction type problems. am and partiCipants The pnle; that aren't which t·hey ",11 present III competition 516.582 and R.S. Wilkinson Assoc iates from New Deal. 2 from Hale Center, I The board then set a public hearing ,\11 pro('l'l'ci-, rrom the tournament glH' n "III he auctioned off (ollowlng later this month Texas Assessment of The board approved a personnel . \pril · :\la~ lIiKh 1.0" Main "ere accompanied by teachers GlOger policy rather than a three year pOlic y . evaluation form. These forms will be Tr)'outs 28 70 5-1 17 Basic Skills I TABS ) test. Ratcliff H('("dy and Lorine Billingsley. Seven In hopes that interest rates will go used to evaluate the performance of 2~ 71 4 8 :\i explained that students are te;ted in other' people were also present. do .... n by next yea r. Abernathy teachers. 30 i1 4!i three main areas, reading writing and Saturda~' U' The board met 10 executive session 'The three new board members took Enrollment is at 962 which is down 57 50 1 vO math Students are tested in the third, Due to last . a turday's rain. clean· iI nd accepted the resignation of tennis the oa th or office. Gale Davis, Robert firt h. ninth and tenth grades and now from last month. 65 50 O ~ coach Lo" ell Anderson. elementary Pope and Speck Cox took the places of up (or both ball IXlrk~ will he at 9 00 6Y 5-1 .U6 leache r Irene Walker and high school am &1 tunhlY, May H DaVid Pinson, Jerry Oswalt a nd Bob Pre-Redistration 75 55 English teacher Cynthia Robinson. Of Kindergarten TryouLS (or I () . 11 12 year olds "III Riley . e 1 69 An Insurance bid .... as accepted by Officers were then elected to the he at 2 P III a t the hill ballpark the board with Hubbard Insurance of board They are: Richard Howard. And Pre-Kindergarten Students . Abernathy Elementary School will immunization record. It is important to pre-register kindergarten and pre-kin­ bring your child with you becallSe the Burglaries Head Pollee dergarten. t 4 year old migrant) • . '"speech therapist will be sC~niilg · stude~ts for the J 982 -83 school year children's speech and hearing. have taken place recently and a large Several regional burglaries were burglary arre;ts. I probation revoca· The April police report for Aber­ Wednesday. May 12 . Pre· registration The school nurse will be available to number of arrests "'ere made during cleared up recently when a man was tion. 1 criminal trespassing. I evadmg nathy revealed lhat several. buralariel will be held in the elementary build· answer qu~tions about the immuni· the.onth, according !D Police Chief oicked·up in Abernathy Lonnie Da le arrest and 2 re;isting arrest. Some of ing from 9: 30 to 3 p.m . zations required to enter school. Amy Raymond :"\aron \\ at/e) . 1B .- or Elk Ci ty. Oklahoma has the people in the arrests listed above ' been linked Lo several burglaries in the ..... ere arrested for multiple charges. Everyone should bring an official Garcia will also be on hand to answer birth certificate. ( not a hospital record -questions concerning the Migrant flurglarin panhandle He was arrested in Aber· Officers Taffy !l;aron and Johnny or baptismal certificate). and an Program and to translate. The largest burglary or the month nathy Aprll:!l . "'aron salf1 Clayton arrested a white male, 24, for took pl ace at Joe Thompson Imple· According to ~aron . Watley is want· ptlblic intoxicatien. disorderly conduct. ment the weekend of April 17 and t H ed ror thefts in Amarillo, PlainView. resisting arre;t and trespassing on Ca nyon and Hereford. The .Ca nyon In thiS burglary. eq.Jlpment val u ~>d a t private property. The incident occur· Police Department had contacted S 2 .0 ~0 was taken from the John Oeere red near Abernathv Meat Products warehouse. ~aron said :\aron and asked that he arrest when a man driving' a pickup attemp· Watley The burglars enlered the warehouse ted to cross the railroad tracks at the by ripping out a portion or the meta I wrong place a nd his pickup high wall Arter entering. they took 30 ·five Arrf'liIS centered on the tracks, Naron said. pilon cans of hydrolic Oll. 25 casCti of Ouring the month of April. 62 arrests In another incident. Officer Taffy John Deere Motor oil , one John Deere "ere made by the Abernathy Police ~aron arre;ted Lupe Reyes, Jr .. a 20 qui ck coupler and two AM ·FM radiOl> Oepartment, :"aron said year old Mexican American male All the equipment taken was valued at ArresLS were as rollows : I DWI wanted by the Hale County Probation $2 .0 40. Naron said. arrest, 27 public intOXication arrests. 6 Officer. He was arrested at 16th and B In another incident. SBOO in cash was dlsorderlv conducts. 2 assaults. 3 un · and charged with revocation of proba· taken from Buck 's Ca re the mght or lawfully' carrying weapons. 5 after tion. Naron added. April 26 The burglars also took a 22 hours consum ~lOn or alcoholic pistol and eight cartons of cigarelles. beverages. 4 minor possession of a l· Citations Naron said. coholic beverages. 5 making alcoholic Seventy ' ci tatims were issued for The clgarelle cartons were valued at beverages available to a minor. 2 April. Two minor auto accidents also 556. the 22 pistol $ 124 and with the possessIOn of a controlled substance, 3 occurred during the month. $800 in cash that was taken makes the burglary. worth 5972. Naron said. The burglars entered through a wil\: Boys Golf Team Headed .- dow on the north side of the cafe, REGIONAL QUALIFIERS ... Two Abeniathy tracksters will compete at the Naron added regional track meet. Pictured from left to right is Alan Pettit. john Ruiz and For Regional Coach Roland Murray. Pettit qualified to compete in the 110 meter high hurdles with a district time of 15 nat. He also tied the school high jump record with a In a third burglary. $.2 20 worth of ft . Tllr :\ ht'rnathyboysgolrtcam . I " A" meet jti~p of 6 2 inches. Ruiz qualified for regional in the 1600 meter run. At cash and credit cards were taken t,;a ll l'. I" headed ror the regional gclr Tllos(' sconnl( In the di strict top ten district. he set school records in both the 1600 and BOO meter runs with times of from a purse owned by Mrs. Don Illl'.'t "It.'r "inntng second place at the were : Kelly Hill second individually 4 : 38 and 1: 59.4 . ( Review Photo) Presley ,'(pril \I It was taken from <11,\ nct meet last week \\ ith 2:1:1 jXJlnts . Ted Beard fourth with their car parked at the Presley resi· Th'N' on the " A" team gOing to ~ ~~. Hngl'r Ha~ ' firth with 259. Mark dence, at 1203 Ave. K:Naron said . rt·glllnal arc Kelly HilI. Ted Beard. Riddell seventh 263 points and Micah HII~er Ha) . \Iark Riddell and Micah Griffin tenth With 266 points. These nU:ES AND SHRUBS bei~ burned at the Abernathy ,Cemetery. 13 bushes and (;nlrlll IOtab an' rrom the three rounds played one tree were damaged after being ignited with flames from an unknown source. Th., .:\ .. team placed second at dUring dl slrlct Due to such acts of vandalism in the cemetery. a group 01 concerned citizens ti l,1J'Il 't Wit h 1024 POints behind first haw posted a S 100 reward for infonnation leading to the arrest and conviction of plal'~ Tulia with 1003 points. Childress Thos(' on th E' Abernathy r"I: B" team the person or persons responsible. Anyone having any infonndtion on this lullOWl'<1 With 1067 points In third. placing fourth were Terry Beard. incident should call the Hale County Sheriffs olfice. '\Ix'rnalhy " B" team. fourth with 1093 Honnie Taylor. Cody Jones. David ._.~a_._a_~_a_._a_._._a_._. and thl' Tulia "B" team fifth with 11 07 ~1cKinney. Hill)' Nunn and Robert pOint, The FJoydada, Ida lpu and Lock· Smith. 11{' ) ,\ a nd B teams rollowed In sixth The Abernathy and Tulia "A" teams ON THE COUNTY LINE through tenth places. will represent this district at the :\1Jl'fnathy completed against ten regional meet being held at Meadow· BY : KEITH TOOLEY teams. 16:1 players), at the district brook today and Friday.

's NOAY IS MOTHERS DAY and makes mothers special to us . Three UIL Students Plaee needless to say. we would not be here Be sun' and give mom a hug this without our mothers. Sunday, families Sunday and tell her how much you will spend the day with their mothers appreciate her. Even a call on the High At State Meet showing them how much they appre· phone or a letter might just make her ciate them, day. The State UIL Literary Meet was Barry Tilley third fir Feature Writilll, It must certainly take a lot of under­ held in Austin on the campua of the Jay Harrison also placed ninth in the standing. love. and most of all patience University 01 Teus April 30 and May Science Cont~t. to-raist' a child. I am grateful to my I. Dee Ann Attebw'y set a record for i\ mother for always having these three GOOD RA1N seems to mike every- AbernifhyHiIh !SChOOl stOOenti A1I:S. in -(hat SM Is the fint A~H qualitil'S and she always expreaaed . one in a small farmiN! community. participatilll In the state competition student to win a first place in the State them . not to metitlon all the countlell such aa Abernathy. a little more euier were Bary Tilley. Jay Harri_. Dee UlL Meet. things that she does on a day to day to get al~ with. We receivect. two Ann Attebury. Jan Mark Fulton. ind inches of rain this paat week and the bills. Mandy Tbom .... ~. VlL ...... aUendinl the atate moisture waa juIl what this · area We can alway. count on our mothen Three Ituclenta pIa«*I "" ...... t meet, ... with the ltUdaIta. were to be there to Iliten. give good advice needed befen ,01" into the hoi sum· the meet. Dee Ann Attebury placed Dub HaanaI, BettIe Hardin. Kathryn be and wre our e,...... -. wUb UI: It III­ mar ·...... TIIiI ... we aln first In Ready \VrttiaI. Ja, ...... IIartlII ~. W.nda Leo fIIl fer ...... and rain, thll typ' 01 clole retatloftlhlp that extra ..... second in CalaUtor Appticau.. .nd MoiM. and CllarlGtte , 'arteI'. 1'111 II . II\\' . .\1" II. IllOl 1 '\4I ~;: 1 RII<)OOo , . ,111 . t hume Ala n lI or palllllnK Mv. ~n nil '''1411,\\', M.W I, 1l1li1 "AClIo! z St. II In AilS Kcnlur a nd d il plli l' ~d 81 Ih. Aberl\llthy ,.,dor. AROUND THE READER'S g Rhonda . un elMhlh grllder ~ hoo l ' "ademlc 'onler Blane did .om very good und . , firM !lopt l,1 ('hurch Church N.w. LI"'".y lI ..... ~ ;:ItI paintings his scnl ur year In he r ~ She hal-! severa I 10 8 MOfId al' • u -s p.m. ~ resla ura nl al Silverton and tAlrle Barrera, Mar\llll Tu ..da y - ' ·1 p.m. ;;lC high school. Ala n has done Flores. Susan George. Julie pen and Ink sketches and h~ r art work does sell We4 .· IO -U ; 1·5 p.m. Goriellza. Julie Luera, 'R wood carving thIS year In Joyce grpw up In Oil on rhunday - nOlI. t'~nter bul allended AHS her Diana Rodriqueo: • nd Linda t'rlda y . 12-5 p.m. _ ...... the AilS Art l.ab. junio r a nd senior years after Torre. were the younl Saturday - By Appolnlmen'--..... Joyce bega n Wllh ID le ladies that offered nowe ... to pai nting and went on to oils her larn llv moved here Her the Virgin Mary. Sunday on can va. She stud Ied wi lh parenls. ~1r and Mrs T A May 2 during 9 a .m . Mass. Frankie Lan ier . Jea n Green. l ~ r e\Alste r . and it sister , They are .Ii high school Joyce Nels Library Artist and Beth Cain 01 Lubbock Tommye Ruth I Mrs students. Next Sunday, and GeorgIa Bartlell 01 Le nuy ' Stallings . su ll live fl owers will be offered by Jr. Of The Month Aberna th y She Ihinks s he 'd her e ;\nother sister is Mrs Henry Riell of Cullon High giffs. A painting 01 a local land­ years buI she finally like to try water colors since Bishop Most. Rev. L.T . watching Carol Wilha mson. Center mark is leatured al the managed il Lind y and Joyce have hved Matthiesen will be ilt SI. Abe rnathy City-Counly lib­ The children are Michele Evaughn Hack ler. and O'l1lAOMS Isidore Calholic Chuch next Zelma Hale paint with Ihal here siO ce thei r ma rriage P.Jl\1oRl'lEFOO1>~ rary this month. along with I Mrs. John l Crowell 01 Sil ­ medium when she hung her except ror hiS stint in t h ~ Sunday. May 9 at 9 a.m . other arl work by Joyce verlDn : Blane. who la rm ~ l.S. Armx He farms In the Mass during which he will I Mrs . Lindy I Neis . The near the Lakeview com­ paintings at the library last &. area MILK=~ .. liC~ ' 99· ~ administer the Sacrament of pa inting is 01 Ihe original munily : Randy. Alan, and Monday. KLEENEX 00 Conlormation 10 studenls in Neis ho mestead eas t of town . rr=::::;:::::;::= CREAM~=~ 2 ~T~~ . 81 r!!z'd~li;i¥!:~ Ihe eighth a nd ninlh grades . whi ch was fini shed in the PAPER TOWELS 11 spring 01 1913 and li ved in ICE CREAM ~~~E D . R~ .~~~ -819 : Ramos-Fuentes by Ihe Nels lamily until t> ' PRODUCE. -" 1951 It is now the Pat CHEESE~~ml4CREAM ~~ . Engagement Attebury home JUMBO . - - Joyce painted the house as ROLL 9 Mr . a fll! Mrs. J ose E II was originally Irom old BISCUITS~3~¥~ 4 7c'lZ~S1 00 VINE RIPENED RamoS ,," auld like to !>hotographs and Irom Ihe announce the upcoming memories 01 Lindy's lalher . li GAL 59 BTL 51 marri age of their son, Harlow l'eis. and aunt , Mrs_ 24 OZ. 39 JUICE~~OORANGE ~[fo~E CAN 51 Alonzo. to ;\·1a ria E lena AlVin Druesedow. The paint­ STEW . TOES Fuenl es. daughler 01 Mr. ing was a surprise Christ· 130Z. a nd Mrs Ha ul Fuentes 01 mas present (or Harlow CANDY ~~:mt'\ALTEO. . PKG. 99° Ull on The wedding will be :\els Joyce a lso did one 60l. 59 a l SI Pelers Catholic later for Mrs. Druesedow COFFEE ~~E}LHOUSE . JAR $2 Church in Olton at 2 pm Ul d buildings are J oyce's Sal urday. May Hlh. favorite subject for paint· 40 OZ. 39 The family would like 10 Ings . ·Because." she says, BTL 51 JUICE~~~ ' S ta ke thiS opportunity to in· .. they remind us of our heri· tage" Her la ther. T.A. 3LB. 49 LB . v lt e a ll of the ir friends to JELLYW'~tl, .. JAR 11 thiS jO) aus occa sion. Bre ..... ster. is most proud of the one she did lor him 01 3LB. 79 1 LB JAM~~ .. JAR 11 CARROTSgtiL[jg~I A CEllO PKG the Brc"'ster homestead PiCk a sw eet orange by exam­ near ..\ bi lene II hangs in lhe nit: COI .LE(; I.-\TF: QUARTET wiU be in concert at the VI'" Church nf Ih,· Nazarene' ining the navel. Choose the Brewster home at 1211 Ave . JUICES2s~~'~o 4 CANS 51°° STRAWBERRIES ~61 ~pf' A BASKET Salurday mghl 01; 30 p.m The group is Irom Beth any Na1.3 rene College. The public a nd a ll ones with the biggest holes. ~ . 5LB area churches are mnted to attend this concert Joyce started painting FLOUR LIGHTAlL PURPOSE CRUST . BAG 79<= ON IONS ~ft1ri~P LB Abernathy Young four years ago " I always 29 said I would do somelhing JOYCE NElS pictured with her paintings ollhe or igina l Neis homestead. I to her immediate DASH 35' Off LABEL 53 il ke thaI when Ihe kids were lell i. which was buill in 191 3 and lived in by Ihe Neis lamily unlil 195 1. This a nd other OETERGENT .... ABERNATHY WEEKlY REVIEW Homemakers To Meet old enough not 10 need baby­ paintings by Joyce Neis are on display allhe Abernathy Library. \ Review Pholo l sitlers " It look I 0 or 15 KRAFT BAR B QUE The Aberna lhy Cha pter cJ I.ubtxx·k on cake de<.'Orating_ E~ t abil :, h rd In ~o\'embc r ~l t pu bhsht..'-d on Thursday or ) l oun~ Homema kers wlll EV4..'ryone Inter ested, even 0( t.>.1 I.·h "'{"{'k III At).'math ) . T('X4iS Set'ond Class ~ t age paid ~:.2IS100 Illll(>t \ Ionday. ~ 1 ay 10th a t though not a member . IS There ", III a lso be a n Im ­ SAUCE .i t Ab~' rn.tlh \ Te ). ;b 793 It . IOC'at cod at 916 A\'e U. 10 the Cl t \ ; .10 In Ihe HI gh School IIWl tt'>(j to attend r-lrta nt bUSiness mt"e'tmg 01 Ab t.'rna th ~ . p I I l) r3\1d.' r D. Ph o llt.~ ( 806 1 298-2L133 . Ilomenlakmg Ilepo tr tlTIe nt ,\ 11 membe rs a rc urged to fol Io.... 109 the program For .. \11) c rr u n-t! ru ~ n~ n l'\: l1 o n upon tht' ('haraete r of .'\ n) l lr m _ .l ll t' nd and hnng a friend or PACE PICANTE HOT l.'O r pora ti on or Uldlvlduot l '" hlch ma~ a ppt:a r III the columns Th(' p r o~r 3 m \' II I Ix' prt'­ mort.' Infor ma tloo ca ll pros pE.'t: tJ\ e members vi (ht' A b l·rr\C.i Lh ~ \\ ('ek l ~ H('\-w \l, gl .Jdly Will be c o rf(,'(' ~(>d ..,('nted b) Tht.' l 'a kl' P lal'(' III \ Ianlyn Stone at the high SAUCE o~. 59¢ UJX.I Tl b~ml<: brought to ( n t.~ attention o( the publisher :-c hool a l te r 1 p m S u h ~(, Tl pl1 on HaW :>! 5700 lX"r ~' t: a r In Ha l£' and adjOining THEPERFE C l WEIGHT lOSS ,'ountl{':, $750 pt:' r )l'ur In r ps i at Tt.·xas and $~ 30 per year ~~•• F'fIOGI1AM SWIFT VIENNA "" hen m allt.'ft out of T t.').a~ T ho~ .. To Kfl'mr mbtr HEALTH AND BEAUTY AIDS I ~ "'''I I ' \.tll du-t l .tll ~ l d ' · 1 Ih l' 11 11 111111111 .11 Kellh T oo l (' ~ Editor Ho\' Brow n fa mll\' In the 0~.2/79¢ I(!;s ~ f lhelr baby ~;r s Ro y SAUSAGE 1 t ...... I h. d 11 ' 1 II " " I h ,- n ,' \ , ...... _. I ' I IIII' I .11111 RAZORS~~ PACK EACH 39<= --- -- Bro\\ n IS home noy. . .I, .. II ' I " , 111 ti l ' I "I d I . I! .. I .. "'·l lInlllll· IIIII·.1 r\ nabe\le Stevens is at 59 I .. , ' 11 \ .. , • • ,.1'- tlill , .... _1\ •. 100l 51 HORMELL VIENNA ho me "ilh Wanda Beeson LOTION ~Af'E~~~SECARE BTL :\t 05t her discomfort was /lOb ·;!(';) t\,ld IIl11un'nl II t".. l"tJlIll' :.1/1 tht!'" [llIn~~ ~ha ll 111' .lcldt."cI Marquez. Ma rtin Natal. 924 STEAK HOUSE Erenesl Sa lines. Issiac and 49 ''II rtw \\ .Ir "1:lr"(1 10 take , hlnl . In 11 1t, - 10 \OU f\ lI~ t hlng I{'!,:- l!o KAHN'SHICKORY GROVE UB . C. I' t \ 0111 1 I ', l n l II ..• ... II ... ("ll \1 Ilr ... t I nll ' r d ~ 11 ,1- Ihl!' n t' r h:1P PI.' fll'd to John Barraza. Paul AI ­ HAM. BONELESS CENTER CUT SLICEO . $2 Idul"l r ~ "'1, , 11 :,: "1 '- .. un ulIlh"'d tu (1I ~t.'"u r"~ l' ~Ull " 'iitl ".Int :- t)I1ll'l h ln~:-o va rodo. !loberl and Gabriel Salines. Slyvia Garcia. lJiIIN 29 I r~"I ' l l lh !Hut "'-\\ I'nl one I1WII( Ihl'n .1:- 1mit' drajotRl'd t.""d Ih.1I ,t t. tkl~ Ilr~ 1 p l~h · t' FR£6H GROUNO LB 11 SHURFINE Roberl Ca s l~o and Adam BEEF m t'rt;nd \\ t ' 1I 1 1 1 Ih a~ t hai Send her our FTD GUARANTEED 73% LEAN IIII' 11,,, ... 1 p .• lnlu l ( ' ~ on I i""";&I1W ('Imlu:-t'd am! Ma rtinez. 29 \1"111 . -. I f!l ,J).!.HI.ttlle 1 \\Ot!"> Inl',[r,llt'd ~ - lI\all~ . "'I th nu 1:- htol \\ IJr ~ h I P Vu r y"'a n. HATCH'SCOUNTRY 1 LB. 51 Manuel M.rtlnu Two door prizes were pro .... p,,· l,.· 1 nn Ill~ p.;u t II f :>! ur j ,pt! I r w.! to n) ll1 rnUn I C; I I~ SAUSAGE STYLE PORK ..... BAG APPLESAUCE 11..1\[ III .I "l lu,, 11.111 \\ hll"h TENDERCRUST gi ven. one to "my Carter Big l1ug' nQuqu~. HATCH'SCOUNTRY 2LB. 525e DELICIOUS and one to Diane. SAUSAGE STYLEPDRK ...... BAG I-I UI -\ \f' . U. :!9tE!060 A game invol ving a n onion Ani ES ARMOURSTAR PRE-COOKEO 69 66 Butane H t" n ll ~ Rkf' being placed on lbe head 01 P -r' CHICKEN FAlEO BEEF . LB. $1 ''''tholll. pl;'1 Churl'h boys a nd gi rls was played. t:a~ t I sl SI . :! 9H -:! t t N Wolf Mother's is 'BREAD And With lhe onion on top 01 their Day SELECTSLICEO n lf \ . J ,H. lrster LIVER VOUNGBEEF .... LB 89<= Fertilizer Irrigation head. each person had to Sunday. May 9. ~1M9~.. · Lakr \'k-,,' \tN hodisl Church wa lk across the room. The UNDER GLASS !!;; ...------1 :1 'Ii. ",orth. 'Ii. t: .. t 01 \'it ~ lln F ,I 54 boys ga ve lbe girls two LB. 59<= It.. · . 11K Cuggins LIVER~~~~N chances and the boys won. $15°0 Abernathy ('huu'h or Christ Joe Debbie's cake said GIZZARDSbWt~~N LB. 59<= ROSE SCENTED STICK 10th St. &: r\"'r . E :!~-~ jlloJ " Ha ppy 151h Birthday Thompson Debbie" It w as a sheel cake AND UP Farmers (,hurrh of th, -'-a u rrnr 991 decoraled with all colors of KAHN'S s ltusS"-f'''K...P runnf' r Implement PIN Co-op Gin flowers and it was very colorful. Mokeherday Firsl Unil'" 'IUhodist Church t-_ _ __C O_"__ __... WHOLE HAMS _ A prayer was said before really special. Rf'\'. Tommie fltock the cake was served. For Mom. it's Firs. Baptist Church Give Mom all The party ended at It : 30 the best hug 13-15 lb. 411 ilh St. ~111- 2 51!7 Brightbill your love .. pay-N-Save p.m . and six girl~ slJlyed all of all. And we AVERAGE WATTER 'ADDED. R... !.Iu.I·d E. Riddles nighl lor a slumber party. and the FTO Heating And can send the CRISCO 99 Supermarket St . bidore" s ('alholic Church The girls were Olga and BIG HUG® $1 Soulll ,\\' ~ . D Air Olivia Dominquez. Diane Bouquet. BIG HUG II_, . 3LBS. He,,'. daUhew O'Souza and · Roselinda and Rose almost It's a beautiful Counly I.IM lIapllsl Church Mary Rodriquet and Slyvia NICE & SOFT BATHROOM Hi. t · 751·:!U.a anywhere Garcia. II is nice to know the FlO way. So call or Nfl" . Oanny Jat.-kIOlh that there can still be II<>Od Richard ( 'h .. r .... h or thr N ~u_ ;'rf'nf' TISSUE Co-op Grain clean parties like this one. visit us todoy. h f' , ,\ & ,'IhSI. :!~ :! KI;! DuBose Surlh... Baplil l Cb .... ch All these leenacen had a lot Company 01 fun. . 6 ROLL Insurance 16th St . • "v •.E . - ZlII-2U l Rev. K • .....u. lIam I ,\TTF:NTIONI ABERDJH¥ FL.ORA~ A HEAD Prim...... 111011 B.. 'kla $ Abernathy ZIIII-Zil :l $ Ilomt"OW"""" Sav-A-lot IIMuranff' R ~ v . J_~"'r""'. $ $ .• 298·2334 LETTUCE 39$ PHONE 298-2827 Weekly Family l l plo:t:;~tlfl Colllor C_.... lly CII.reh $ l'aU:!---* 117 $ 5 "I . • : • • , or 5'7. IMto t ..I. -u. _ ntz -H 6-t1 M Center 1jeIping YOU ~ it I'igbt -Review I 405 AVENUE 0 ABERNATHY ... 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Lubbock PLAINS GRAIN • Loeaa 4.R'ers Partlelpate ·In Method 762 ·103" 8 FARM SU'pPL Y III eelplent i Two restlilio Abernatlly; 'rex•• DenaoRstratloR £ontest GENUINE JOHN DEERE PARTS Hili 'Au. YOUR FAR~ING NEEDS Awards At A4M University K,lI .yn I.alwy lind Tlln;.,J Ttl1rtccl1 tcnms of l'lalr Yl':,Ir'S event H"s ~mar y Sh~"'lrd . (, lIfI!)n ~'ebru"ry 18, the Tex •• Soclety's Award of Merit for nary Medicine. Teu. A&M three years where he obtain­ Cuunty 4 ·U 'ers prl's('nlcd . .Jllnior !ol purtlclJ>Cjling "lnllell. Chrbly Barlon. Tn'r PHONE 0/ ed his pre-velerinary medi­ ' ~('r\,lng ~I S Judgt"!'t ror nit' JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT A&M Universil y Chapler Sc holorshlp In the College of University Honors Convaca· method dC rnt)llstrntions at \\1'''' Ilo~rl Igo . Hodney Jt'nmh:r HarT('11. Mand\ cine education. He is now a l'\'('nl we r e ~lr~ "'I n~d The Honor Society 01 Agri· Veterinary Medicine to John tlon Banquel April 23, he Ihe 4 II ~Ielhod !JemOllslra· ':IJelmg. l'ind)' SI,m . ,Jull. Kl'I l;. l.J lld Li!i~ Pertit ~ Aber~athy , Texas Lubbock. Texas senior in the College at Tt·rrell ;\lr:-. Ch;lrl.. ~ I Of> Ave 0 culture, Gamma Sigllla Hill. received The College of lion ('onlest t\'tond ~ l y . April Bllntkt'. John HtJmilton. P'lrtlC.. ' IJXillnJ{ 10 the Senior 19'U;ll 76:1·4l16li Veterinary Medicine at I ~ pt·rt. ~ln, \\ t"s lt ·~ Abernathy, Texas 79311 Delta. presented The At the Col ..... of Veteri- Veterinary Medicine Award l li Th~ ICil ms gave their Hr('nl Il ilm ilton, f'olbi(> Pin dl\ ' I~I< ,n wcrr ' I.onrlll· of Texas A&M and expects 10 SdUJlllill'h(> r . :\1 r '1'0111 ~~~~~MNMI.~'H.M'H.H'".M'H.".''''''''''.''. Merit as a senior. This pn.'!'l'ntatmns H1 preparallOn rwll. Knsly Itall. Hill ie J Cd n lIo\l.arrl . IfAn'l 1If)\\oul'd. receive his Doc tor Veteri­ 1I ;IITlIlton. \Ir Gar: 1I00 rn·ll award is presented each fur the District Houndup to BUrnt'll. Dawn Dee Iiouchm. :\I i.lrk Ebeling, I.lndil Smith. tary following or not following the recommendation nary Medicine Degree in ,HId :\11" P a ll Tl'rn.'iJ As far as the lolal agri­ year by the College of Veter· he held on the Texas Tech Shawn Burns. Tina Isbell J)onml Stout {'arlCJ Bonlke cultural industry in Texas is of the Premium and Discount Study Committee inary medicine to a reci· Augusl 01 1982 . cam pus on Saturday . Ma:- R Texas Ag Sales Increase, concerned. about 20 percent when 1982 loan program discounts are set." pient in each of the classes John is the son 01 Mr. and Mrs . Ted Hill 01 Abernathy. of the stale's population is The lO·member committee, mandated by the 1981 in Ihe professional curri· Pel ersburg H I l'Iub. Recipients are His wile, Lyntha . is lhe involvcd in agriculture in farm law, is made up of two producers from each of culum. under the leadership 01 !\·Irs. selected by three criteria : daughler of Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Profits Decrease som,e v.;ay, from production the four major cotton producing areas, one merchant C;It:nn Curtis. !\Ir Ted WII ­ ( 11 sludent opinion, I 2 J Doyce Newtun 01 Count¥ to marketing and retailing and one textile manufacturer, .; on ~md ~ 1 r Roger Burn ~ . COTTON FARMERS I !Ill 1 'sales from Texas ago than a milli on dollars invesl­ $146 million and swine, nf food and fiber products. faculty opinion, and ' 3 1 Line. L¥nlha is a r e~istered recommendations, made after meeting a total of ... crved ;i s hosl s for thiS ricu ltural producls are esli· ed in their operations. says $ 11 6 million . Thus agriculture continues Its schola stic achievement. The nurse al SI. Anthony 's Hos­ maled at 59.5 biUion. up J\nderson Following cotton in crop tu have a strong base in four days on two occasions, call for 1982 micronaire aim 01 the program is to pital in Bryan, Texas. Sbe Certified "Deltapine SR-5 Averaged ahout a ha lf billion dolla rs As far as last year's agri· receipts were wheat, 5517 Texas even thou gh less than LUBBOCK, Friday, April 30, 1982 discounts to be based on August through February identify and reward the has been in charge of nur· from the previous year cultural sales are concern· million : grain sorghum, :, percenl 01 Ihe people A loan value difference of from about $1 to $4 .50 spot market quotations from the four markets that most outstanding member of sing in Ihe orthopedic sec­ Joe Dolph Adkisson has lIowever. net profits of tion the paSI I wo years 722 pounds of cotton per acre in ed. the economist points out $410 million : other feed· <.Ictua ll y li ve on ftJrrn s tJnd per bale on low micronaire cottons hinges on a quote short staple cotton, excluding market quota­ each class. been in Methodisl Hospila l farmers and ranchers conti· that the li vestock sector, grains. $367 million : vege­ Hill was initiated April 29 John and Lyntha hope 10 ran< ~ h es , notes the decision to be made shortly by Secretary of Agri- tions from the othe r five markets. Only Dallas and and doing fine fo llowing sur­ nUl'd a downward trend including dairy and poultry ' lables, $19R mill ion ; rice. econo mist. into the Soc iety of Phi Zeta . return to the West Texas gery Ife has returned home. culture John Block, say officials of Lubbock-based Lubbock, Texas; Montgomery. Alabama and Cotton variety demonstrations "Farmers arc ranchers production, contributed $290 million: and nursery Eta Chapter. The Sociely of area following John's LUCi ll e Rogers has been Jl I S4 .9 10 planls. $22' million . Peanut Plains Cotton Growers, Inc. Memphis, Tennessee quote cotton stapling less than Phi Zeta is an organization graduation 10 establish his had a lot to sell in 1!J81 bul about billion Ihe "Total abstinence is easier at home. $1 5 own practice they had less income due to ledgcr. ('rap sa les added s<.,lI cs totaled t million than perfect moderation," The difference, explains PCG Executive Vice one inch. form ed to recognize scholar· ~lildred Rea is ill al home. conducted by the Lubbock County low rar m prices a nd rising allother S~ billion while while forage sales stood at St. Augustine President Donald Johnson, "is between the Secre- ' Combining the average of spot quotations from ship and achievement in 1' •• 9 9 9°9 ••••••••• Hay Orliz has been in s,lIes $llol million. Uther crop Vele rinary Medicine production costs," points out from iJgriculturally re­ these four markets with last year's loan discounts, Those To lI'esl Texas Hospital Dr. l'u rl Anderson_ an eC(T lated sources such as tim­ sa les incl uded soybeans. $70 PCG figures, would result in 1982 discount increases John is a nalive of Aber· \'elda Tullis continues to Extension Service in 1981. nomics wilh the Texas Agri­ ber. horses, fish farming million : citrus. $65 million : nathy. He received his J.ri · Remember have problems She rs at Sorghum Team Sees New Potential of from about 35 to 65 points. Should the Secretary 9 (' ultural Extension Service. and hun ting leases added ~('an s , $4.'i million : and mary and secondary educa· i'9Q90PPPOPP'PA 9,1 home Te sas A&M University Sys· lI nother $[,00 million. ""aches. plums and other decide to use spot market discounts quoted in all nine tion in the Abernathy school ~lanue l TreVinO. Sr . is at Brother Hosswell Brunner fruit. $ 19 In Italian Poultry Industry markets, the increases would be from 55 to 155 .­ tern . I_h'c·r CilttlC receipts alone million. syslem and graduated from !S In a room al Methodist IIEClPIF.NT OF 1WO AWARDS .t Tex&I A~ Unl· hom e no\\ and doing much Yl't the totul impilct of ago lola led aboul $3.5 billioll to Texas continues to rank points. ~ Abernathy High School In Ask Your Dealer About A cha nge in con,;umcr snqdlUlll -- lInd that it will 10 Harp. "If Ihey decided 10 \'rrsll)' was John Hill.. 1976 graduate of Abernathy High better after being in Hi ­ Hosp'la l and gelling along ricultural sales bolstered the Icarl all commodities, notes third in total cash receipts The recommendation was coaxed out of the study 1976 . He then attended well He should be home demand may open a new produce birds with white usc sorghulll as the prinripll' SdlOOl. Plclured IS John going over some noles PlainS Hospital In Hale Cen· 'J'l's:as ('Conotnv to the tunc r\nderson . ('otton sales top­ from Jgricultural products Texas Tech University (or Itiilian market for grain f' lt," said Harp. " They a re gr;l in in their broi ler and committee by South west area producer representatives ter for I ~' o weeks Thursday or Friday nf :-;o nlt.' $:1:1 bil li on. Farm ped all crops a t $ t.:l billion behind Ca lifornia and Iowa. sorghum. lI alitJn housewives dirina tely interested in try· turkey ra tions. it could Lloyd Cline of Lamesa and L. C. Unfred of Tahoka and ra nch assets stood at even wit h the depressed savs Anderson . How('ver. CERTIFIED ,I re asking for poultry with a rng sorghum. We will need alllount to sales up to 40 after the committee had decisively rejected earlier :-;01 11(.' $00 billion. or an ave· prices Te'xas Icads lhe nation in 4·II'ers Compete In Distriet Contests very white fat. In ((;let, they In Iwlp them ~e ( up trials (or ra ~e investment of $430,000 Pou ltry and dairy product sah.':-; of cattle ,rnd calves. proposals. Cline and Unfred maintained in the first are even willing to pay a (icmonslrations. " million bushels of so~hum Anhydrous Ammonia JX'r fa rm I based on some sa lcs wcre about even at cotton. grain sorghum. two-day meeting that (l) only quotatio ns from the 11.114' { ' ounl~ .. lI ·l'r.- pa ri I IIldl\·lduo.ds ho.ld perfC'<' t Thi S tea m .. Iso rect"I\'C'd lillie ex tra to gct it. This is Til l' Ita lian poultry mar­ per year or thc eq Uivalent of *DELTAPINE SR-5 I Hti,OIU) furms in Texas I. Of $,-06; million and $570 mil· sheep a nd wool. gO:Jts and Lubbock and Dallas markets should be used to fix t·lp.ltt,rw Deal rodeo 1'1 \ nnt r l~ l"UIU1! \ 1·, !l·1l floLr l h·Ip.IIHIfl rrhboll:'- .... 1I111' c1 .. ~ In d udl'o lI ()r~t· lutel v no differrn('e In the l'o nl l's t.s at S I ;' n o t~s . that Ihe r<'co mmendation IS only for th e sel· LIQUID APPLICATION arena .. ,.'1 , I~" !lr Tilt' .JlJl1Ior Hlflt· 1" ',11"11 . Jud)!ln~ I ).rlr~ .Jud):!ln~ .I!H.t Yields Premium IH TRACTOR q u ~lIity of th{' meat." said JUnior diVI Sion l'ntry f(,(, s tlllg o f 1982 program ..li scount •. "Justice IS sull not + The friday and Salurday JIll' ltullllr 1 .1\ 1-"11 1(').. 1I1,lulkd Sh .. l "- n B urn~ :-"111 J!ldj.!111~ \1 ... 41 ,tltt' r HIlII~ $400 PER ACRE Elhl'r t lI arp. C';.:ecuti v(' are $ I 'l. fnr ca4,.·h (" 'pnl b e in~ don~ fo r our colton types and the re Will be cvents begin at i : 30 p.m J • • 1 III HII'l lldl"ll ,hili Huh I '1·!t' r ... bllrJ.! -I H. 1'11'\4.1 bbt'li lilt' l·t HlIl'''b \\t~n' 1);11'1 ' 111'" dircl' tor of Gr;lln SorlJ;hum steer n(hng. barr t' I ~. poll' ~. With th(' May 9 pt'rformam.'e ot.her ml.. (> tm~s o f t h e committL"e In wtuch the South· of H ' r \I>t ' rn , ilh ~ 1 11 1·I ·h 'r ... hur~ ~ 11 J ,n1)t'\ .1 1It! It'ddl'l' ~ ,lm1 ,.\ II'rbrun Produ('crs Assoc iation " We stl't'r daubing. (la~ r4i l'l' and S(·t for'l pm. . west will con ti nut' ti1.(' e ffort to .... o rrect t'xistlnR 1'''''11 ""Inl\ld J,UI.I HtlnlK t· LlIlt·~ H.d.· \ ("nl l' r .. H ,Ind .lgl·nt .. 111I1t' l. lnt·r .1I1d Hdl~ WE HAVE IN t'Vl'n had poultry nutntion· breaka\l.ay roping Fiber Slock will be furn ished by inequillcs fur 1983 and subseque nt yean;. " " 1 I l!t llll1 1'lIlnd1 .l lllrul1\ I ... ·t · l,ojlJn liLII ,' ( 4,.·nh,: r .. 11 \\'l rrh· 1o. ists dl'vclop ra ti ons with ad­ Fu rtht'r Inform;ltion rna\' ANDERSON the C Bar 'I' lIodeo Co. of " '., II L\ 11 '\\ I II I Jull TIlt' ditives to produce the yellow bt> oblallll'd from Stevp Da ~ ­ Repo rts mdJcate thaI grade ) and staple dis<:ount& Lubbock LdoLl,r I, .till \\ ., ... 1 ... 1 qU I of 1' 1 IIU( \II \In:, ES~ color in the fat of poultry." ford ~l l HOUle 2. Box 262 , in th e 1982 cotlon loan schedxle, as ,,-,co mmended .. 4,. '111;111 pr ng r ~ lll\ ::- (' dll "'l'n,· \ l".S. PrOU't'lf'd \" ;.lr if't ~ Senior diVision events In­ It .11Il"- III , hl"l'P J ud~ltl)! ,V'Ol '( E\1E' T lI arp and Dr Earl I.ubbock . 7941 5. or bl' ca ll · by th t.~ commltt£'t', are almost certain to be based on Ihl·... ,· chl ldrell 1rom blrlh 10 ~("(' \\' a rl"ant ~ Limitations el ude ba reback brr:o!1c rrd· J II, I {d uc-a uon In :-our ribbon roping. tea m roping. Journal o f quoUillons [rom all nme spoL marketa. .1.,"<111 ~1"'Hlll \\.1 .... 2nd hl~h ocljlhOOr'hood "'00 u. n~ In ABERNATHY COUNTY LINE sion Service. were in Haly .' htlOl IfId" Hlu.ll til .. lwt·tJ Both ... dlUOI"' (h) you koo.. Ih ~l l si. April 17·22 to meet with fecd manufacturers alld ••• e e •••• e ...... poultry ,I nd egg producer.; The proJel't was spollSorl'd SAVE NOW ON JOHN DEERE STRUVE by U.S. Fl'ed l,;rains Council "FARMERS SPEAK OUT" and arrilngcd through tt)clr director (or It tJ ly. Dr LAWN MAINTENANCE EQUIPMENT Nationwide 12-Hour Farmers' Call-a-thon Scheduled For May 11 .IIIIERIliADONALI Hom~ no (.;nlwmi AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT "We w('rf' :rble to tell I)W DELUXE 21-INCH 1t ~lI l an pouhry producers High­ E_IPMENT that Ihey ('li n have pou lt ry MOWERS rtJtlons a ~ good . or bc tt('r. Pressure HWY 54 N PHONE 298-2507 th,1Il tIrO!'iC Ibe! arl' now Tnree modelS - pusn· fLocd in ~ II they Wi ll US(' gr;lln Washers Iype sell-propelled .

c~"enl a nd e le clrr c ·slarl self· EleClrrc and Fdrmf'r S , r ;) Jl ci l('r q , :l ilt! J th o r c on c e rneu ci t ~7::e- n5 in th e f'ann commun ity nnd t he r:en e ra] cold waler are all you propell ed Push·lype has 3V,·hp engIne need 10 pul a no-scrub " lI h1 i c \d II IIJ vC' .11l ' ) I' I' (\l' tllni.t ~ t o tC\ l l( directly .to inf"luent i al natio n al policymakers sell-propell eds have cleaning machine 10 nhout til e c\1rrf"'nt far-n e c o n o mic situntio n nll d ;:ty on Tuescl~y , lIay 11, 1982 . Y~ur call work Fiv e models wrlh 4·hp engines and nozzle pressure from rear·wheel gear drrve \,.ill b l"" ,lls \,'p rr1t lI cr~ o nally 1/)" (\ bi p nrti~nn p a n e l, inclurtinc: members of Conr,-ress and Opllona l 2Y, ·oushel 50010 1 100 pSI t o p offici cll s a t t il(> I· • .~ . ,)ep"rtll(>llt of \ r rielll t ure , the S t a t e Ilepartment, thE' President' " $35 off rear bagger S pcci" l ITn"" {rri e " , th" .. l li te lIouse , " nd the Fectp.ra l Reserve Uoard. You can reach them h' ITH J(lHf' nEFKF COUIDN d irectly :'I t tli .. tl . o.; . r;"pit o l hy di"lin" the Fannlil n d toll-free number 800/368-5768 between

9 a . m . an' l II P . 1lI I; ,rr. If thn t lille i s b usy, you can call the general public number, ·BLUE RIBBON COTTON VARIETIES· 8-hp 6CJ Riding Mower 11·hp ROO/)6R- 57 • The 68 Rider has an lawn Tractors enclosed engme for The John o'eere ", ana Y01\ " r e encourn (~ e d to presellt your vi eh' ~ in I

THE ORIGINAL RANGER VARIE. Get a John Deere 3·hp ,;"slti .ec: tnn ' s attention. ThE' (': oAl of' this ovcr",iljht hearinG is to make certain the voiee of TY snu IN DEMAND FOR ITS LAWN NATIVE TEXAS PERFORMANCE. Edger for easier lawn 19.9-hp tho .\merle:.n f nnner iR hf>arcl in our " " ri on' s capital At this criticrtl time. EDGER care Blade adJusls 10 A.'7 many angles lor edglllg \.:- ~ - ~ . .' ,. Tractor Big power lor big Jobs ----C-ONT;CTVOURGINNEROR-RANGERSEEO-OEALER---- and Irlmmlng , and II'S It is e,.",en t i:1 1 th" t ,i" sl1in ;-t on .r0.i _r.Y!1lo1

PLAINVIEW, TEXAS (806) 296-9211 ', ,r. . p blade s tops au tomati- ~ ~ hydroslallc drrve Irlple on pos~ible . S OT l·Tl n\ ~ "0, itt.:; vP.ry j " I ~"('Ir t:lnt to acquir , co:.", ;)] etc :--..n d return t l,c '~tri t t- e n cally when raised to ils ' - ~_ . _IQ _ hydrau li CS . power highest pos 'lion sleerlng, and more survey, I{hptlier or not yon visit pf>r,;on,, 11y \dtll " .lr "sl1il1~ton rolie~·lllo.1n a ll)' by the .\ Cr1 r.uJ turf> r:ovneil of' .\mf' rica (\ G ~), .is m:-.rie WITH JOHN D EERE COUIDN pos!!libl thr u:;l , 'I crnnt by I n cills tries. BRYANT SEED & DELINTING, INC. Coupons Redeemable At e n "" :-'l'1~ lnn" Abtrnathy . Te ... . 296-254-1 ABERNATtfY -.FARMERS C070P. GINS TAHOKA, TEXAS Lu bbock Phone 762 -1038 ·GO·NSUMERS FUEL ASSOCIA.tION JOE TAOM-PSON · S.W. (Dub) Royal, Mana,er Leland Phillip., Mana,er (806,) 998·4497 IMPLEMENT CO-OP GRAIN COMPAN~ COUNTY LINE CO-OP TM .ajor. MANAGER Ike lettftett, ...... , Farml.ndIM.ple AI"er Brand FULLY COOKED BONELESS

1411 Ave. D AIERNATHY HAMS Abem.thy. Tex'l PHONE 2,8.22&6 WHERE YOU SAVE EVERYDA Y 59 PRICES GOOD MAY 6-12 WHOLE (6·9 Ibs) . . $1 . PORK BUTT ROAST ...... 1.19 lb. PORK BUTT STEAK ...... 1.69 lb. Halves (3·5 Ibs) . . . 69 TYSON CHICKEN FRANKS 1201. •••••••• 69~ $1 P .....ns_s . ~s""" . 127 TYSON CHICKEN BOLOGNA 1201. • • • • ••• 79~ c.lke graphics, 3 '.... x3'Ao· r" .. Only I -in. high. 3~ . in . 1:1 1am .... . i7e GARY'S CORN DOGS 2801. ••••••••••••• 2.49 WHITE SWAN Y2 MOON CHEDDAR 801. ••• 1.19 ... " oft~_. • ...... 11(1t WHITESWAN Y2 MOON COLBY 80z. •••••• 1.19 Choose from rJguls f Of extra cu rly formula S 7 . ~ MARTHA WHITE 5~ DEL MONTE KELtOGGS .njoII 2'..' 3 FOR MUFFIN MIXES .,...,1I1et PITTED PRUNES CORN FLAKES 11 From Ch.t'- of the ~ . 50 6•• _ BLUEBERRY, STRAWBERRY, ORANGE RItz . 1.25-01 Spt." inI AvI_ Wind ..... 00 APPLE/CINNAMON 39 \ ... Spn~ Colc9M CoIotM 7 OZ. Make t on i g n! an 7-'" M alt ha bell l" ..m ost 7 24 OZ. V.:'" 1 \ . .4.VI8noe 0I0ht! 1.3-02.. iIV famous!lOl!lf'!l 1 TOILET BOWL CLEANER ...... ~~ ~z: ...... 79~ BACON DETERGENT 6 OZ. SUNSHINE HONEY & CINNAMON BOWLS 6 IN. GRAHAM CRAKERS ...... 1~ ~z: ...... 99~ AMER ICAN BEAUTY DASH CASCADE QSLIICiUIOASH'NG DISHWASHER DETERGENT ELBO RO~~OZ. 99¢ DETERGENT ~ . 120L 39~ ,::NOWI $359 89 2 I85 OZ. KOOl-AID CANISTERS 17 F rOlen J- ood\ Hedlt h l~ B"duty A .do $2 Fre .. h Produce . 0 'CELLO CLOSE·UP BOOTH \-... _" ..... "CARROTS .', .1 : ~1! ...... 29ccea. TOOTHPASTE ... $1 49 ESH GREEN BUNCHES PERCH FILLETS .1.69 8.4 oz. ~:-..\'<..\i\~"G AEEN ONIONS ...... 5 Bunch $1 SIGNAL ALL PURPOSE RUSSET STILLWELL MOUTHWASH 24 oz. $2 1 ~ POTATOES, . •••••• 2.698a I\~W/./III'''J ~~~S: BREADED OKAA . 1.29 1411 Ave. D AlallATIY 24oz. IIC COLLARD AlMrMtII" Tell.. p•• I211-22 .. VALENCIA8 LIGHTEAS BAG~OAANGES MUSTARIl ORE IDA 4L18. OR TURNIP CRINKt£-CUT ~21$1.00 rOIl V£ EVERYDA r . GREENS . POTATOES ...... 99c $1.29 aa ft.. 21b. 3...... _____ .. 1: STOAE HOURS 8:00 a.m.'· 9:00 p.m. TlIlIlt~HA"', M,,," N, I l1li1 I' AUf: "

In Murphy, N,C and came 3 P m aturday at ~' Irs t seven gr'.I'Kreal' 8rand, Joy lones Elected (ja8tro to Swisher County In 11167 Baptist hurch of Abernathy children 5t'h Six ee 8 all. atep TRANSITION Irom Amarillo: He served with the Rei' Lloyd Riddles, Pallbeamil were: Pete Iris Little ler two terms as Wheeler pastor, officlatmg, assisted Gregg, Bill Wolf, W,D , San, ders, It,D, Praley, W,C (joanty.DI8trlct Clerk oHiciating 'ounty Judge . by the Rev Jerry Miller 01 On Aug, 15. 191 5. he mar· Peaster. Clements and J,W,· Hamil· BODor 011 St.tleDts Mrs. E.M, Jones, Jr. Fra.k Burial was in Archer City AII.Stars ADDODneed Mrs Jones was born and ried LoUie Mae Martin In Surial was in Ahern.thy ton I.ee. Mnry McCorkle. Shan, , Joy ) of Dimmill. daughter ( ' 'lllctery under direction of Un the all "1\" flonor Roll Jlollertl, Mendi Polr, ra ised in Ha Ie COijnt y and is Baeh.n.n Dozier She died May 22 , Cemetery under direction 01 llirllllttle A!1Iy Garland, nu Newman, Lisa Wagoner of 1\'1rs. f' runces Garvin and Au lds Funeral Home 01 The ShaDow.ter Hill, Trac:ee der, Dee Dee Moore, were : IIHbellc ltaUifr. Klltrin. Sel· well kn own here. She has frank Buchanan, 82 , 01 1976 Chambers funeral Home of Erne!d drlbblen &ave trophiel and Lish. Jones, Lisa Bratten, and Billy Wallace. the late 1I0beri Go rvin and Archer City Claudia Bossler. Tina Silo Seniors: Debbie DeAnda, lers Hnd Amy Whaley , been Depu ly County Clerk· • Plainview, died al II : 30 Puett served as vice presi­ Abernathy choIe the AII-8tal'l, Thurs· Sandy Lamb, Jemlfer On the "A" and "B" honor daughter·in.law 01 Mrs Mrs. Ma~tln died Monday Klappenbaek vas, Trieia Sparks, Tamera Tommy Garland. P rvices lor II' O. " Judge" music group l'hs Da venport . Orveta Fersons of Tulia . ALL OF THE PEOPLE WHO n ' rlllH'd .1 '" d (·h:lrl.:r :\11'm two sisters. Edith Groves The Junior High Districl placed first in tilt! s1I1gles "nd Damon Holder and \ 1t.!l rlll.1 1l 01 ,h(' ~ :lT1p l() ~ pa ... lor , offiCia ting and Edna. bolh 01 Sham· SUPPORTED ME IN LAST division Darren Head took second :\"ards To D.-II Martin Bu n a l wa s In Hose Hill tennis meet was held in rock : a brother J J of Ok la· Plainview April 28 SC\lcnlh g raders lirl'1I place Robby Skidmore t,:{'Jrlt'Il'r\' under d irection of SATURDAY ServIces for !Je ll :\1artJO. \\ ,dlac(' . Func'ral Home homa City: Iwo grandchild· In Ihe girls doubles divi· Jun~man and Honnie Bar placed Ihlrd in ~ighth grade Slud.-nls or 7:1. of Archt'rCllr \\ creal10 ren: and two great-grand­ sion. Krisly DOlEon and ron placed first in doubles singles. Tulia l.ubhod (·hnslJ.':Hl College am. Wedne sda)''' llhe first children. DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY Tamela frazier placed first 1 ~ IIw-s_c_~_~O_L~_I , ~_T ~_l '~_u~1 PUL'l1 died at 7 : 30 a .m "~lluld Ilk ,' 111 a rmounc:e that l 'n1l ed ~Iethodlsl Church in and eighth graders Sherri TuL..... Lla~ . .. \ PI'I I 25. at Swish­ Itl!' 1111111\\ lIlg ~t uc l ent s reo Archer City Wi th tilt' Rev . er :'o lemoriCiI H~P lt.a1 after a Evie M, Miller Bounds and Sherry Wiley \lund:,, : H:lfix'(IUt' on it t ·h.,col,l lc Pu dcilng l·... I\ .·d th,: Frf'shrnafl \\lxxl~ \\eilagc. of the First 'placed lourth. Traca Ellis Hun Slie",1 IJIII , & Chopp<'d bnef Illness Services lor Evie M. Mi)· JOE RANDOLPH \\ \'a mlln Wafers .\dll(·\l·nWf1I .. \\l. ard for f ~' l L llIled ~I c lh odl st Church. Ile v.as born ~ov . 2, 1891. ler. 88. of Abernathy were at ...... lm H.Hl~. Fnmdl ~ ' n 6 A nd nlUl·"I!;,I .\ : . Hamburg(.'n. To help guard against GIRLS SMALL WHITE TEAM ... PIctured on the front row 11. 1\ In~ ..1 -4 q grade POlllt Peanut liulll' r ~ ·I Il~{·n. losing your pet permanent­ Coach Rhonda Harden. Lisha Jones. Jen",ler Ko nnd Shana I.dI Uct.· . Tomalo("s. PK'kle!:l ,1\ \·r.t)!.. · dunflg the Awards (;fRLS LARGE WHITE TEAM ... On the back row, from left to right is Coach Charles Moore. Tu ... "da' 11 LH' U!'J I.t-l. ly, be sure he has an Newma n, On the front row is Li sa Hrntten and Bandit' ,f" Ilfllons Frt~n('h FrI(,s \ h.qx·t .\pn l 1 ~l Susan Goon, Kellie Sawyer, Dee Dee Moore and Tonie Rice. On the m idd le row is La Donn. lu("\' &.: TOllliitOt.."5 . Bultt'n"d 10 tag attached to his Hardin ( He view Photo I \\ r,t1 SUp & Ic(' Bux Lamb, Darla Ellis and Renee C1oude. And on the Iront row is Robbin Simanls and Norma '::'! collar, bearing his and Corn. :\ nll Sltcnl I't·,idl .. ( ' oo kl{':~ 1(.1.\ Ilrt I .II" ""1 /1 of .\11' Guerra. , Review Photo ) your name and address. \\ l'dn""II;1\ B.lkt'tl ~h'a l Frtll:" Chil i ~ 'h i"f' ~ (' Bu r .mll ,\11''' H,I> 1 IrIll. ~r or CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION Lv .. l !' l ;l.llt-d :-'\\t', '1 P old ),la\l 15 In the First TO MY under. -'A~S~S~E ~TS~- United ~jethodi't Church in liun t nrct.. IkJtlor('d MIL Thou. j Jot) 1 Shallowater. Fu.urt· I. Cash and due from banks in re-("leeting me in \tl)f\ - ~RJ . ~j a. l:l, _r, I r· !· · 2. Due from other depOSitories and all c.ash items in the pro~~ss ~i c~li~~iio~ ' 54 2 ? 0';1 3 ~. \T. Il' a . 11I . - :' p. I· . FRIENDS 3. U.S. Treasury secufltles . . Homemakers 4. Obligations 01 ot~er U.S. Government agencies and corporations . , 4 LfT U~ PH{)V1 PF y nl'R IIL\LTII ;"' L)P" I Saturday's election. 5. Obllgalions of Stales and political subdivisions in tbe United States. 19j 5 6. All other securilies . N ne 6 t, . TII·~ t 01'1'11' :0-\\ \11 :0- Elt·e. Offieers 7. Federal fu nds sold and sec uri. ties purchased under agreemenls to resell , ...... , . I rso 7 1 ;01' , The Abern a lh~· Future )4~ 8 I.U;lIn:HS 2/98' 98' 8 Totallo,ans ( I~C I Udlng overdrafts lotaling S 3, ~ 13.29 ) (From Schedule A, Item 8) . J IOlllemakl'n, 'Xprt"s"" m~ apprC-CIalion to a ll of g Lease Ilnanclng receIvables ...... , . Nr'no 9 JO II~Stl:-. ·S \ \ SE I.I~t . PETItOI.Et \1 I 'haplt'r mcl T lI (~da ~ ...\ pnl ~uu HI ttl!' :"Ih.1l1o " ~ttN rOrnf1lUlllt~ fo r honormf( 10 Bank premises. lurnilure and 1"lures, and other assets represenling bank premises . 11 10 IIAIl\, SIt,UII'OO 0 ~ 6 th In tht.' Jr High .. \udl· JELl.\' J , liZ '1 ' TlI t· [Inn m~ f .lH1lll~ "Hh the FL.,h Fr ~ .lnd AUCtl('lfl 11 Reat estate owned olher Ihan ban~ premises ~--;.N;.±:-(ne,,-~ 11 16 tOrlum II) 1'1 1.0(' 1 offll'(>r~ (or tlZ t 2 Lellers 01 credI t and CUSlomers' liability on acceptances oulstanding " was deeply appreciated th!:' I~:! KJ schoul ~ t'':lI' f-----'N+'n;;.e~-i 12 ECO'"'" Bt.OH\) 13 All other assets --j 13 J"" .'SO~ · S I'ho:-. l· l'll't.:tl' Yo ho 14 I'HE"-'l H~ " ~i :T '12" tXlr.1 J\ h'arado. Pri"Sldpni . 14 TOTAL ASSETS Isum ol liems t thru 13) 24 328 .... 0{ kl'tj ... n tmrd 10 1TI.lkl' Ihl:. :1 ... U\"l· ... ~... (ul (' \ .'nl for BAHY I'OI\ IIEH I I liZ H.tchl·J 1.0pt'7 \ ·1I"t· Prt'!ll t·\ \' r~ untO It) t'n)o~ .... (. Th.mk \ 04.1 L1ABtLiTIES tit· III (If l ' ro~r'lnl'" ( ' hr b l~ j 19lU , 4 1r lll \ Ie(' Pre-sld-'n! of Pro· 15 Demand deposlls 01 ind lv,duals, partnershIPs, and corporations . 14 [924 Do.-die j('(' b .Ju lie Torrez. \'Ice 16. T,me and savings deposlls of ind ividuals. partnerships, and corporations ...... , .. , .. , DECf\ Stud ... nt Spo.aiJthl "rt· .. Ic1t' fU of Hl'<.'r ealion 17 Deposits 01 Uniled States Government ...... ".,. , . l'hl" t~ I A' 1'( {:Olnf1lUfUty sup ~ r t ha!oi made the 'llI!Hi!'.1 Hunt. \ 'Ice Pr~ l ' 18 Deposits 01 Stales and pOlllical subdivisions in the United States. Williamson Tht.' first !'tudt'llt 1:- John on 10 { ' o rpu ~ CllI'I sll a~ .1 l · ~ IItlJ)'IIj.!11 .I H'r:- \~ort h,~hdl.· ,1m! gratlfYInK ti"nl of PuhllClI\ Irma 19 Due 10 banks Nrno Juhnson who IS 1.1 1' · 10!"' (:1J) V I5 ){1..1 AI ~ PRA\, [R _5l 1')'Pt'fll'!1l·(· for .III of u.... v.ho v.l'n' ,I p..lrl of th(' top photo is Jaret Carson·second pl ace v.'inner. in Ihe cenler \ll'JUr~tdll . ~'l'I'\'tJr~ t\a t)l~ 20. All other deposlls M, works ~t ,l\lbert() n ·~ al South kt · I I II~ . .l uhn \\ II I bl' l·Olllpl'l SHA LU)" ,'ATt"R , TES A ' ~,. ,,'j 11'.lfTl is rirs t plaee wiMer R~tndl e Hardin. and on the nght is Dena \ .11d ('l Trt'.I .''Iun·r and 21 Certllled and olllcers' cnecks 1 Loo p 2RY , RI'fl 22. TOlal Deposits (sum ol,lems 151nru 211 . ?1 OOA Development t ·HlI!(·rl.'!lCP 111 Enger wilh her se{'ond place ribbon and Lisa Hrallen IS on a. TOlal demand deposlls .Justice of The Peace His ~\ ' ork dl.ll l('; inl'll.ldl' ( · h l l· ;t~O . IlIinuI :- .h llw :1ti the nghl with her rlrst place awards I He\'lCW PhoIO) Sl icking . sto(: kifl~C building thru .July 1 Tht':'lt· lit'" ufflc t.'r ~ \\"111 tx.o b Tolal time and savings. deposits, 1 haw lx>t'n proud In prt~en t 1II~~t" 1f to the di splays and work ing in Tht: fll' ;.. liH·:l :\ :-. tlld"·fll I~ 1Il:-.1~llt(·d In H fu rmai eCH'· 23 Federal fundS purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase cimh' laking tlr ~ ( ' 1\ .Juhn wa s an 1 bt' ~ l ttt.'fldL-d b) mC' ;l bt'rs. Slidl.' lier bo s~ i s t\1kh;u'l B:I" kt'til;tll B,lfltl :tl1(l 26 Unearned dIscount o n loans No e Area FlIlali :-.t ;1 1 til(' Area ~dll111( 11 Work ;1t' t! \"t{1('!' 111 · l>':lr('nb and (nends of tht· Lubbock County I ) r~ , . ,.\ 27 Lellers 01 credll and acceplances outslanding Co nference .1 1 Dunb;lr· offll'l'r ~ 28. Al l other liabililles . 66666ddi.6666d68688.866dbb Siruggs in l.uhhf)('k 11 (' WPIlI inclair ~ cfasses ~ Thanks again, 29. TOTAL LIABI LITI ES le.cluding subordinated noles and debentures) (sum 01 items 22 thru 28) .. 30 SubordInated no les and debentures . . T &G CONSTRUCTION ~""f~~~'( ~ haMwritUU} ~ Al lhl~ tmH'. H\\ards for 31 Allowance lor possible loan and investment losses . oul-;Iand lll~ 1llC'lllbcrs and . Box i33 709· 71h Street ~,,~ NOT IUctSsar!1 ~ EOUITY CAPITAL GENERAL WELDING nigh poinl members Will be -- -- Shollowoler, Te.os 79363 Doyee Middlebrook pn"St.' nt l'·d FollOWing the 32. Common stock (No. o f shares outstanding --4, 60C)p In 011 Fidd Sorvl •• OUr Spe

.'0' MIl ..., 19'16 Sport' I would 1111. to exprsl my jiiiiiiiiiiii G.roge SII., Wednesday. PUII..lt· :-;UTI(,E Bronco. V ·ft , aulOllllltic appreciation I ... many c.III, Thursday. & Friday. 60 I power:. air, 56 .000 mllel, ' ThI s IS 10 give !lotlce 'that the cards, and flowers received Avenue A, Bedspreads. cur· ..______.. Mint condition. S6,000 ' I~iii~~iiii __... 1 during my recent slay In the .~ ______• ('ill' of Abernathy will be lains, lamps. clothes a nd sprayed for mosqUItoes by Phone 995·4 44 2, or 995·3535, hospital. It meant a great lots of odds a nd ends, The IbinUy of W.O, Puett deal to me and my family. GanRo Sale: :..eria I m ethod as the need expresses grateful apprec:i.· Mrs. J .W, McReynoids Onl y , 701 · IOth, 9-5 . Furni· I 25-ltp) a r ises, For 1m 4430 J .D. S~I" lion to friends for prayers.' & Family lure. clothes. lots of knick. Tractor. Power shift. ExIra cards. memortals, floral I 2>-1 tC ) knacks. COUNTRY FARMS LEVIS STRAUSS & COMPANY d ean. 2 t ft . J .D, Tandum. offerings and many acts of I __~~~~~~~:-:~:!"':-:-:~ __" MEAT COMPANY 71 Flex J .D, Planter. New Bobbye Robin, Laoon and I take Style J ,D, RoUtry Hoe, kindness shown to the S ITH REALTY " We Proudly Salule The Bee( Industry" ramily during the 1088 of our JIM M thiS ~rtUnity to express our 3100 Quincy· 293~ t3t . PlAinview 296-2536. 296·2332 . rather and grandfather. May UNlQlIE.:. LU XURY • • • ENERGY EFFIC IENT • • • 3 deep appreclallon 10 aU of '1ou "A Full Service Meat Market" 1 23· rts l , each of you be greatly...,. Bedroo'm, 2 bath, extra .torage , special features . who mad~ our first campcugn ,0 41st &. Ave. H -744 '5199 - Lubhoek warded. 507 Phillips Boulevard, 18 yeerr5 a resounding succ es~ n Yamaha To dn oulSlllndlng steenng power band. Mae Johnston. Abernathy :>lew l.i s tin ~ commrnee _to our fund rt;1rse rs. 10 298-22 48 or Qrveta Persons. Tulia, l.ar ~ I · l.ol-('omru l' l il hh · Lh ill :.!. SHOBERT MEAT CO., INC. Johnny" Anita Kleinert. -] tH"droolli. I hath. l Ot 0 - I " Ih SL New Siding . tho se of "au wh o made phone calb made:d IX>stcards FUNK SEEDS INTERNATIONAL Austin. J)U~ E\,EI.Y~ FO:\UY 125·lIc) campaigned In hundreds of other Tommy & Linda Persons. RES. ( B06 ) 298- 2268 BUS. (806) 795 - 9590 Dryer GE. Call ways.. and voted ...... e Sdy thank you ~'rom Your Local Funk G. Dealers USDA Inspected Serving Reslaurants & Tiffany & Cory Persons. from the bottom of our heans " A ('ompany of ('II-IA-GEIGY l!lilltulions , 2>-ltpl Amarillo, We are grateful for thIS ('ocporation" 2314 Colgate ' 763 ·S00 t - Lubhoek 12 ALOE VERA HEALTH t'or Sal ~ : New 9 x 12 Iino-...______• iii"".1.tn.\ op~rtunlty 10 continue to seNe .1 H :!fil h Strl'l'l - 74 7-:J!107 · Lubbock leum still in wrapper. One BEAUTY PRODUCTS ' the people of Lubbock Coun!) Mr. CoHee. Royal Service. MISCELLANEOU WESTERN UNIFORM AND TOWEL separate warming plate and HOUSEHOLD & BATH CARE HALE'S QUALITY MARKET ca rafe like new. One GE.____ III!!!!~-IIJ!!!!I. SERVICE INC" OF TEXAS CoHeemakN. clock and THEE & SllIUJilspraying. BY AVA CARE automatic timer used only a :--I .dl' licensed Phone 298- DO CUSTOM DRAPERY WORK ROD SHAW S dlin~ Oloice Bl"er Since 1949 Eslabllshed 19'16 · Serving the High Plams fe w times. Several nice ~ .. ~ q ( ;l'n(' :O; tl'phens, $30.000 Geri Gartin Division Manager '-.;1~ Slid,· Il"od · ,9:1 ·0090 . Lubhoek 7t 5 Texas· 762-3281 - Lubhock prom dresses 4 miles north 1 14 ,rts ! Lubbock County Judge of A be rn.aIhy , Exit 24 , Need someone to stay with 1011 Ave E . PaId for by the Committee to ReElect Rod Shaw. Lublxx.k County Judge 757-2 395 me a nd help lift me out or Phone 298-2758 Etht>! Mdeod and Byrn.e Bass, Treasurers, 2309 53rd . 7941 2 , 25-ltcl bed and chair. Might be 11 " .500 For Salt>: Four used tares P asked to cook some_ Room LUBBOCK COUNTY CAPROCK METAL WORKS, INC . 1951 75 RI4 Lots of wear a nd hoard and $SOO a FARM BUREAU left in Ihem $60 Cash. Call month. Call 757·2337. Cecil 296-23 t ; Garl,". 296-2758 , Hed Jouett · PresIdent 125- 1 tp ) 1 25-2tc) (it'IW L{';!eh ' I\lana)l;er 2121 EastSOthSt. · 744 -4 351J ·Lubhock S;;.95IJ .-)4;U,-I I\\'(', (l - H 7-5:!71 , I.ubbo(.'k I'kk Y our ~ So"': I will do housecleaning by AKC Heg Si lver Germa n Ihe hour, Have transporta· " 11011 S~IlTI I ~9II·~ fW) Shepard Pups Priced to t, on a nd teen.age daughter WI ll do babysitting. ~======;;=.. se ll ~ 407 Ave U, 298·4006 FARMERS CO-OP COMPRESS II "l ft er 5: 00 a nd .... eekends , 2>- llpl PLAINS MEAT COMPANY FOR SALE ' 25·rts l I ( ;U,lrdian St-niC"p-Cookware Ask For Cotton rtrst r cp l ac~me nt glass ('overs .\'-!I'd C' hurn' B{'('f - Stnp By I\nd See Us 3800 Southeast Drive - 763 ·94 J I . Lubbock , FOR RENT Ca ll afler 6 pm 1301 1 III :.! ,hi' t: . il irl-:)5~¥.l - I.ubbock They're an industry that nourishes I These people are getting ~:~. ~~~:~r ~~ c~~:~:~ 1______.. I ~ ~,~ .4~~U4w~'~:e~vl~le~~~:: the economy as well as the nation. -ronl act E lbert Harp 3 Bedroom. carpet. stove . Parkwo)' Baillmor•. Mary- Beef producers (including stockmen, 2!1!-22 51 noght, or 296-2>43 refngera tor . 2 ca r~r3ge . I la nd 21209 a lot rnore than just WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY day , or see car at Uon's S llSe s iorage a rea. large I 2 ~ · 2t p ~ PLAINS SEED & breeders, meat packers, and all the Cht"\'roiet back ya rd 5250 plus deposit \1ar~ Ka\ Cosmf'lics. DELINTING COMPANY , ! ~ r b f and ulllliles 14 II . 14 th St Sen,or Bea ~t y Consullant. good merchandise and low prices! people who's work contributes to this "Providing Oulslanding Educa"on for .... l'S1 Cars and Trucks, most S II Ba rrlck . 757·2 t2 6, " ::-1 "' "iiI'S (It l)l'IX1ndahll' S(·r\'il'e." Today entire industry) make a concerned , Texas fo~o r n Yea. rs" makes and models under 1 25,ltc J , 21-I Otp l ",' ~('nT You E\'l'n Better With The I!110 West 7th - 296-552 1 - Plaln v lI.~ .... · S200 00 Sold through local ,.'''' h Ih--d l'l'urilh'd 1\.\ 0 UN'oralf't1 (' .. k~- For all :\lu ~ 1 .\(\\'lInl'('(i 'l't·<:hnolo»(y " occaSIOns Fresh baked and effort to bring us a top quality beef go,,{'rnment sa l t~ Call bt-..:1room ooust' fo r r('nt .. 11.: to: ~ :I'~ki ll(' · j!i;-,-HH4 4 . Lubbock l'OS tomed decorated_ F .... ida 1-, 14 ,569';)242 Exl 28 13 for Pn~ fl'ra b l~ H"tlred pt."Ople, product at marketable prices. They're dtrC'C to ry' on ho.... to pur, ~Ioo re 832 -5760 ------no pets or children Hen! , 2t ·ltpl an industry that's respected and ad­ chase '1 75 monlly plus Sij d ...--­ CASE POWER & EQUIPMENT MEAD'S BAKERY 1 25-l tp) posll Ya rds Mow<"d Reasonable 1 ~1 on lc Williams 298-4 U14 mired throughout the world ... and Dobennan purebred fomale t' or Ht" nt: 2 bedroom house, f'arm Tractors New & Used - H~IP ) puppIes· ready Now ! Seven exlra clean. for small , Sales &Service greatly appreciated right in their own i I 9()O West 7 · 373 -7451 ,\man ilo " ...Its old $30 Ca ll 298· famIly. 1012 A"e E Ca ll n",n \ 'our O"n Jf'an-Sports­ :J:lut Slaton Highway · 745-4451 - Lubhock 220 296-2670 _ Wf'ar, Infanl-Preteen or Also: rloydada · 983 -2636 · LeMesa-872·5861 home town. Let's show them our pride. Ladles Apparel Store I Also Shoe. Alhletic Shoe Store) so a .... Offenng over 200 Nationally PIONEER HI-BRED Protect kno .... n brands Si,goO to CHIROPRACTIC SOCIETY MAY IS BEEF MONTH S 19,5OO ,"d udes begiMing OF TEXAS INTERNATIONAL. INC . inventory, training, riJr:lures , Grand Opening Promolions. Dr. C,L, Goodpasture Beef up AmeriecI I Ca ll Mr Loughlin ' 6t2 I SOO th ....., t"S tem IJI VIS IUll (,linic open Mon ,·Tues,·Wed,·Fri, 835-1304 K: :10 - II : 30 & t : 00·5: 30 a ••••• A I 293 ·5231 . Pt.linview 2t ll; OxflX'd· 799-7683 . Lubhoek 1------C&G D & L IMPLEMENT BEEF IS'BEl'1:ER Builders AUCTION, INC. We can write every form 01 Remodeling. Paneling. , :~: r:~~~~n~:~a~l::: Garage Conversions. Pali.,.. Specializing In Farm Equipment I Cotton GinS & Feed Lots · Pneuma tic Slorm Doors and Windows & Haying Equipment ______----<1 Con"eyors CarLJr)'l'rS Crop Hail Insurance available 5 Miles East of Loop 289 On Idalou Highway Pa inting all types of home COTTON CENTER 232 Loop 2K9/1: [ 762 -46:1 - Lubbock 762.;)478-ldalou In the State of Texas. Fast, repair. No Job to small . 1609 SOUTH PLAINS FEED YARD Ave , 0 : Abernathy, GRAIN COMPANY and Friendly Service . 296·20116 _ ,J tin Wi tt - Man;lger r ,Iun('''"' ' 'r \Iana~" r HALE FOUNDRIES & EL CHARRO RESTAURANT P a t S hl'ph~lrd · Prt'sldcnl .\ III "dru," ,\lIlIn or"a , l. 'quI(1 Fertili zer & Our Record H7Y':l I0-1 - !la le l"L' ntl'r MANUFACTURING ( Ipen I II a ,m, - 10 p,m , Closed Mondays ' Fam ' Suppill's For all ~ our IG08 · t9th Street· 762·5854 - Lubbock K:~ · :.! I f)l i l'(JUan C{'flt{'r Speaks For Itself ,.\Iumloum &: Bronze Casllngs ( - E~IE~T n~ed, There are extra bonuses when flJ WE' SpeCla l1 zl! In Producllon Parts Available On No Interest Note. CALL BOBBY McALISTER - PLAINVIEW ROLLER RINK I 23U E lm · 763 ·1965 - Lubbock ( '('l1lH Itt· __ d., :\1i'( you shop locally Here dre some things to think INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTOR 1___ - ______about before you go out of town to shop. I " Private Parties Welcome" 1 Richard DuBose '£1 .... Wt:ST Ill · II . I)t: ll~ or Fine Borden Product s In Ahernathy !I:! I I \ ~ h :Wt; 94Hifi . PI:linv lew GILBERT'S AUTO SUPPLY 1"''1:1 Insurance Real Estate S UPI'!.Y COUNTY LINE 1

Gilbert Flores· Owner 1~ P. O. ~X 580 AVE: 0 ABERNATUY. S06/.l98-2536 "'illi~h .. r and Labor BONUS #1 Local business es depend upon you never treated as "just another face in the crowd." Quality Parts At Discount Prices CO-OP GIN 3\ ailablf' U df'Sirf'd for their livelihood and they really value your 7 Days A Week KETCHERSID CONSTRUCTION MBPXLCORPORATION '_._---_._------\ lIalt' (' .. "tf'rKlt- :! IO~ patronage, For this reason, they stock the kind of BONUS #3 Part of every dollar you spend locally 70K 4th · 747-4676 - Lubhoek , I COMPANY, INC. I quality products that build customer satisfaction. If berefits you ilnd your community in the form "1\ SJluh' TuOur Art'11 Done" 1H:l -;') 1 HI - N Plainvit'w SPRING CREST \ I Re ill surallc.e I you'lI shop in their stores again_ nesses. Local firms also support local charities_ PARTAIN'S MEAT COMPANY I ~()1 Itasc a Hd " t\J:1-44 :IH, ' Ph-linview of CUSTOM DRAPERIES \ ...- ' -- . real estate I When you shop out of ·town. you are support­ Spc.'C ia liling In Custom Processing Of I \ 'EIIY ~t( ' E4 IIEI)lt()OM III1ICK 1I0MF: KII 15th I BONUS #2 Local businesses are small enough ing someone else's community ... not your own. for Complete Window Decorating The Heef &. Hogs See \ _\SSt:M,\IIU: l.OAN I COTTON CENTER LPG, INC. " specialists"! to know you personally and that is what makes So before you go out shopping, think about these Homemade German Style & R. L.'S MACHINE & WELDING 5302 Ave . Q . Briercroft Cenler 744 ·56,2 ' them " big enough" to serve you properly. You and the many other bonuses that are yours when Breakfast Sausage i IIltll'K :I Ht:mWUM. "i ' 0 \.~ F.Wl.V Rt: nNtSItf:u I Lubhock -I-I:! ~ ~ ,.lIllIVE receive courteous. personal attention and you are you shop locally. Also : Beef Jerkie G.'neral Welding & Machin e Work. Tirt's,j )11 ·(;rl'as(' & Supplies I SpeCialists ~55 W , Garza - H28·58,<;4 - Slaton Machinery Hepairs H7H·:! 14 H . t 'otton Cenh'r n :IIY n :II\' NI('E IIOME 1\ :Jl Hi ('olumbiCJ ~tn-'t'l - 291),t!127 - Plainview tlllTSlllt: l'ITY UMI-r,; OF "t:n:RSKlJRG. 135.0" STEAMATIC CLEANING . \Ulo hud~ Ht'pelin. I : I~O . \('lIt:S . I.t\Y~~':Rt"t;CT . l.WIlT . 'rom a U,'Ul Tu ,\ ROBCO WELL SERVICE, INC. SERVICES, INC. WARREN DRILLING COMPANY DELAKB SWINE W'\"·i:..()V"- ,\CRES ( 'utllt,h·Lt- \\'rt'('k c. Mll.t:S SUo ~ . , ot· "t:n :RSKURG WhHI,hio·ld· ltw,· No need to roam ... the best shoppIng's here at homel __ iSEEDERS, INC, Carpet ' Drapery Ie Furniture Cleaning (.la ~!oI 7114 I\ve. H - 894 ·3148 · Levelland Resldeltlal . Commercial We Furnish Trash f1 0le &. Burners­ Newton Radio & T.V. F.irst Federal Savings And Loan -- Eelhin Hartfield & Norman Tucek · tGO '\' · II.~ S 1II1\'1 ~\NU . I . i\VS "ERt·ECT. Septic Tank. &. Gravel Packtod Lines 421734 th Streel ' 792 ·276S . Lubbock ~ 'a rm Managers Ld Us lle-PaiDt 1':11 U North LJaw Street - 296-92 12 -Plainview Houte:1 . K2K ·I;5'<; 1 . Slaton 3 Ii.! . Mtt.t :S NIIRTttWEST OF' pt:n;RSUKG Your Abernathy Body Works· Don's Chevrolet Brightbill Heating & Air Ca,. Plrbp or 1'nIe. -m'1I Ht:IIII(HIM 1t()~1F; 1511 .WE. t:. ,\SSllM,\III.t: Sanders Auto Supply · ~SOUTH -PLkINS TRIPLE C SANITATION Way_~_ Jennlng's:--Burger Hut PaHon's Parts Place , . WESTTEXA-S TURF - K" ,% I.O,\N - U7 "ve. D - -+- ELECTRIC CO-OP, INC, FARMERS DEPOT :1 1111 I'IUCED TU SAI.t: PIIoae Z"Z'1I4 Stev. !WIlles Insurance Dli. John Hale- P_COCk Stiamroclf Prst.an Coon.- . Owner Itll~n: . NII,"Z_II. La ... n Grass saler & Installation·Landscaping .. B· Hh " Your One Stop ~' a rm Center" 1IIz.23 t6 . Idalou 110 Norlh Amarillo Road ' Dlst Tahoka mllhway · 745·3445· Lubhoek Abernathy Flora. Don's Gulf Station Sixty-Six Butane ~ ' l"od .(; rotcrit",·ltardware·Gas· . 'ert Ili z.. RICHARD DUBOSE INSURANCE Abernathy i62~406 ' Lubbodt II: l 'nivcrsily · i46-55IU · Lubboc.J!-. AND REAL ESTATE Body.Works Save A Lot Abernathy First S.... ,~ .. ~. I'IIone I lltI.i ) 19l1 · 25.1~ ,\bernalhy. Teus i93t l . I r-~ thy Public L;;;;;;YH;;;~ A;~~ elation Dlnne, "I - ··-----8 Te 8 The Abernathy Clty-Coun-' cheese squares. tos ed guests Cor the time they Collows : Rachael Webb, Ward, Vice-President, Min­ ty Library Board honored salad. seasoned bread sticks spt'nt helping al the library Katherine Petera, Karen nie Struve. Secretary-fran­ Iibrar,y volunteera with an and a layered pudding des- and showed II film about Bradley. Wava Barrick, kie Mills. Chairman of'Ser­ Istrlet appreciation luncheon serl. library sl'rl'icL'S , Both she Glenda McDonald, Oorll vices-Lelloine Wa'lts. Public Jerry Morpn ted 3rd place TUlia, in the 7th girls Thursday. April 29. in the A huge basket of multi- und \\'ard sta ted that the Durrett. Donna Patton, '11Ie Jr. Hilb boya and Relations-Jacquelyn Smyers over Floydada" GaUoway doubles. The Score was small meeting room at City coloi' . iris decorated the Abe rnathy librarv could not Kristi Nelson. Terry Kit­ llirll tennis teams won firat and Librarian-Evaughn and close 6-3 , 6-7 .- 6 Hall , 2:1 people attended the buffet ta ble , Bright paste l possihly ;ll'fer so' many ser- chens. Dean HufCaker, Lori at the district meet held in Emerent. Hackler, In 7th grade ,Iris ainl\es, B. dinner, ' tablecloths with matching viet'S were it not for the Forbes. Becky Lutrick. May Abernathy lut TUesday. Lolita Cantu, defeated Lisa To flll3rd place was Nora - After a n inCormal thank napkins decorated the guest volunleers They spend Lutrick. Nancy Schaap. The Junior High boys won first place with 85 points, Miller, allo of Abernathy, Rodriquez and Sonia Con­ you spN'ch by board presi- tHbles which were set with many hours cataloging Annette Johnson. Dan Chap­ 6-3,7-5. Miller came in 2nd. treras in the 7th girls dent Dan Ward.- a buffet. blue 'flo wered china . pastel books, showing films for man, Irene Carter. Dianna followed by second pla\.'e Lockney with 40 points, Lisa Mata and Anita doubles, They deCeated Cer­ prepan'd by librarian gob lt'ts. a nd heavy silver, chilc!r('n . a rranging dis- - Phillips. Diane Peeples. TUlia third with 20 and Floy­ Salinas were defeated by vantes and McGaugh from Evau~hn Ha ckler a nd boa rd Arrangements of Cresh plays, typing, a nd checking Sharon Prather. Keith The library welcomes dada fourth with 10 pointB. Whitten and Forman, Cram Floydada 6-4 , 6-4 . ml'mbers Minnie Struve. spring flowers and hand books in and out. Toolev, Rod Ellis and and needs volunteers, If you Lelloinl' Waits, Frankie painted place cards com- Library volunteers and Fra n ~es Thompson want to contribute your time The Junior High girls also won finit place at dis­ Mills, a nd J acquelyn pleted the decor, those who have supported Those presently serving 10 this community service. the trict tennis meet by scoring Smvers, was served, . After Ihe meal. Mrs, the library with their time on the library board are as coni act Mrs , Hackler dui-ing At CIanaIaI TeI8pI1one 60 points. Floydada was se­ Tiw menu included chili - Hackler again thanked thf' and efforts are li sted as follow s : President-Dan library hours, W." Not SI.. ..., TalkIng - ...... cond with 55, TUlia third ~--~~-~~---~------~------with 25 and Lockney fourth AbouISeltIce Nevv Deal Kindergarten SCHOOL MENU ' , pI. Milk French Bread with 10. Pre-registration May 10 Peach Cobbler In the 8th grade boys 'urpon.. ul" ~ TUI'sda), ' , pt. Milk singles. ' Bruce Lloyd lost W."lIatdIlQ 'Ib8m All children who will be 5 need to come to school Mon­ Orange Juice Hi. Hi, He came in 4 th years old by September I . day. May 10, from 12-2 p,m , IIrt'"kl'"sl M,'''u 'I"~ Ill -I I Sa usage W"dn"sd",' place. In .AbamaIby '1 .. "d".' 1982 . are eligible to attend I:li scuits Green t::nchilada lasserole 8th grade boys doubles, Parents need to bring the Appit' .JUiCl' Kindergarten next school Cole Slaw Jim Bob Carver and Chuck child's birth or baptismal Hi ce ' , pI. Milk t General Telephone, better service Isn't just a goal. II'S a Pinto Beans Thompson deCeated Martin year, Pa rents and children certificate and shot record, Toast WI Jelly lid commitment General Telephone spenl over 354 \\,, " I""sda~' Corn Bread and Voss from TUlia 6-7, 6-4 , on doUars In 1981 on capital expenditure projects (I e Pineapple Juice Fruit Cup 11 -9 to come in 1 st Place_ w electrOnic switches. expanded cable prOjecls and , modemlzatlon), and GTE will spend over 410 millJon dollarsl Blucberr\' Muffins ', pI. Milk 8th grade girls doubles. In 1982 to provtde you the besl lelecommUnlcatlons I " pl.-Milk Marie Martinez and Vicki available. : Thursd", Alamaguer' deCeated De­ Thllrs"a, Pigs In A BI ;lIlket Vone and Fudge from TUlia For you. as a valued cuslomer. IhlS Investmenl In selVlce o rangc Juice Au -Gratin PotHtoes 6-4 and 6-4 , Improvement Is working as sho ..... n belo ..... General Scramhl!'d J::ggs t:: nglis h Peas In the 7th Grade boys i~~e{!~~~ !~~~king hard 10 conhnuaUy proVlde you ..... Ith ' Toast Pea nut Rutter ('ake singles. Everett Irlbeck de­ ' , pI. Mi lk feated Chad Frizzell from The Texas Publlc Ultlity CommISSion (PUC) has eslabllShed Frid", Lockney 6-C . 6-1 , Everett certain standards tn public hearings and our servIce resul1s Frid",' lIamburgers only lost 2 games all day, are llsted al1atnsl those slandards Appll' J uicl' l.etlun'-Pickles-Oniol1s 7th boys doubles. Jay Cox OatJl)eal - Tater Tots and Cory Riddles defeated Texas PU C Mosl Currenl , , pI. ~ l i lk Pea nul Butter ('ookies Kates. and Teeter 3-6. 6-0 , Siandards figure " pI. I\lJi lk 6-4 , Andrew Ponder and l .lIlu'hruullI ~It'ltu 'ta, Ill -II .'IIUlela ,' Varsity Tennis lIa r-ll11ul' On Bun ,. servIce Older 1'01 ,110 S,ti aci commllments mel osplOmlSed 90 fOo Bl ackl'\'cd Peas P l'a' l'he~ TeamSeeond ' : pi , ;\Itik The Abernathy boys var­ • 'JI. local calb Cletus Irlbeck had no compleled on 1$1 Iry 98 sity tennis team placed trouble with any 0( his dis­ /06 ,\81.:tlNATUV IUGU SCHOOL GOLF TEAM .. . Five of which will be competing in the Tllt· ... da.' second in district with 25 trict matches and in the regional golf meet today a nd Friday, On the top row, from left to right is Coach Ray Ater. Sp"gildll II ~ I l'a t Sauce points behind Floydada with fin a ls crushed Jeffrey Mc - , , '4 du8CI d,OI&d Hobert Smith. Roger Ray. Ted Beard, Billy Nunn a nd ,Ronnie Taylor. On the fronl row IS long dlSfance calli Tlls",'d Sa bd 40 , Lockney was third with Cormack of Lockney 6-2. 95 Terry Beard. David McKinney, Kelly Hill. Micah Griffin, Mark Riddell a nd Cody ,Jones, complel&d on lsI Ir,' ('"rn 10 points, 6-1. Cletus is competing at I Re~iew Photo) the regional tournament '" out<>f S8fV1ce Wednesday and today, uouble cl801ed ....1ltun 6 w orklflQ 90 The varsity girls tennis hour! District Track Results team placed third with 10 $ . \TTl-: VI'I 4l:\S 1'1 ' 111.14' ,\\\",\H 1,: :\ I':SS points behind Lockney­ · !r-.... ,e-tL.l ! b~ ·.JIf) Th e Abernathy Ant elope . '-=1tOfU( I'-'tflg $$ $$ \:\:\Ol' :\(' E'II-::\T les with a time of 15,0 a nd III the 1600 relay with a second with 15 points and (; .. ,"t Urin')'s Track Team . pl aced fifth at advancl!d to regional. 1)0 \'ou know of a child Illning of 3 : 42 ,9, Floydada . first with 45 the di strict meet with 59 age I ' through 21 who is In the 300 meter inter­ points, (hi Your \utu In~lIl'aJl( 'I' points, mediate hurdles. Alan Pettit crippled a nd is not In Abernathy came in 3rd Abemathv won second ('all ~! I X- II~, In the pole vault, Mark sc hool '~ ('all the s pec ia l was fourth and Joe Max place with III points. place overall In district. ed uca lion direclor in your Riddell vault ed 1 t ft. 6 inch­ Ga rza sixth, Tom Conway es pl acing third a nd Randy • sc hool di strict. pl aced in the 20Q meter run Houston placed fo urth with a John Ruiz placed second jump of I U ft. 6 inches in the 1600 meter run with a Alan Pettit pl aced sixth in time of 4 : ~ 0.6 and advanc­ :. : - ' :~:. ... :'~':-': ' -'-.~ . the hi gh jum p jumping 5 ft ed 'to ~egiona I COCA 10 inches, In the 1600 meter relay, In the :1200 meter run, . ~ ' Ihe leam of John Ruiz, Joe : Go rd on Ha \'ens placed Garza, J oey Lopez and Tom lie. rACKED COLA fo urth with a tlml' of C011w ay pl acPd sixth with a ~~ mI.. '.- 10 : 'i4 ,2 lime of 3 : 44 ,9, MARYLAND CLUB I"E'I ' WILSall • The learn of Hoger Gragg, r:1.i <1i SIX Tom Conway , Alan Pettil .Junior Varsil,' Hesulls 2 ~ \ . COFFEE ~~ _ :1 PACK CANS 79 and Darren' I\ nox pl aced High Jump-Sa-mmy Gallo­ FRIIIKS fourlh in the 400 meter wa y 2nd wi th 5 ft. 8 inches, • rela\' wit h a time of 4 S.I Darrell Young 6th with 5 ft. ~ S 99 .-~~I I In ' the 8011 meter dash, .John Ih1l7. was third wi th a Long Jump-Chester e MARKHAM'S GROCERY HI. time of 2 : 01.7, J oe Ga rza Cooper came in 5th with 18 CD 1 tlll"1.· 7'8 fo urth timed at 2 : 05 ,2 and ft 7 inches, & MARKET Joey Lopez s ixth with a time Pole Vault-Ross Bradl ey of 2: 09 ,7 I sl with 10ft. 6 inches, a nd SHURFINE n ••'IUIOmDFUII.S C N ::h' !:l EAL Alan Pettit pl aced second Keith Lester 2 nd with l O ft aa in the I I II meter high hurd- 400 Helay- Ross Bradley, SUGAR 5 LB. 99 ¢ FRUIT DRIIK .... . taiL. Chester Cooper, Sammy G;l ll oway, and Harold Miller ca me in 1st with 4 ~ , 7 , lpuRE 110 H,H,-Ross Bennetl ,came in 4th with t 7.9, ,1169 ' 29 100 -Chester Cooper 2 nd 1~loiDEm.~i"n '2 Q~ICE CREIM .. ,•. cTi. ml.. CRISCO .." cal with 11 ,'i , 400 -Bria n Smith 1st With 'i5 ,1, 200 -Harold Miller came in I st with 2:1 ,6, tt t 600 -M! ke Givens placed PRleF.S EFFECTIVE WE ICCEPT 2nd with a time 5: 18, May 8-8.1912 FOOD STAMPS Donnie Commancho pl aced WHILE SUPPLIES OPEl 24 HOURS 4thwith5: :J2 , 385 01 YS I YEAR Chester Cooper, Ha rold LaSn ALLSUPS Mill er . Hoss Bradley, and CONVENI5NCE STORES Brian Smith placed second

"Dr. Lil'illg.; I(J I/, / p res// II /I: ),011 /M llk bJ IIltli/ (II New Arrivals DOE ..IT S Mr, and Mrs, Joe Marez of GIAIT Abernathy are the proud 99~1;~RS39 , 9 ---FIRST ST ATE BANK----­ parents of a baby daughter. TIDE ...... •• IIDILI .... ,.. She weighed 7 pounds and 1 was born a t 9: 00 a ,m , April ~~------WE ARE EAGER TO SERVE YOU 27 . I Tuesday), in Lubbock General HospitHl. IU'IIII'E.ca~IEI , 1111 S1 29 ._·.... IID rull.. '" 4a c Savings Accounts * Certificates of Deposits PO: CII. * Mr , and Mrs , Albert Watts CHIP I ROO I .... YDaURT ...... _...... Safe Deposit Boxes . ~Bank By Mail arc proud to announce the * ai-rival of their daughter. COOKED SPEC IAL * Checking Accounts ;r Night Depository Ca rric Lynn . born May 2 at CHOPPED BEEF 10 : 13 a ,m , at Hi-Plains COCA COLA * Loans-Farm, Commercial and Installment Hospital. She weighed 7 pounds and I ," ounces and SA'NDWICH99t is t 9 inches long, FOR ALL YOUR BANKING NEEDS The grandparents are Mr, and Mrs, W,L, Watts and 2 LITER 39 Mr, and Mrs_ Dene Bridges. $1 CORN DOGS 2/$1 00 all of Abernathy. Great- AB,ERNATHY grandparents are Mr, and ALLS UP M ~s , H,L, Bridges oC Aber- SHURFINE BARTLETT FIRST 'STATE BANK nathy and Hazel Roberts of B REA 0 'Lubbock, and Mr, a.nd Mrs, S 0 00 . ~.mber Phone '298-2556 Buck Cecil of Paint Rock. 21 1 0 PE S 21'1 FD IC Great-great grl!ndmQt~I is ' Mary Glossom 0( Lubbock, ...... ______IIiI ______• __.. ---- __• •