Best of Abernathy Monies given Lop~~_Jose; Lions romp Uke cream rising to the top Abernathy school board plans Lopes given setbacks on the Abernathy's finest are named to give financial help to prom diamond. New Deal on two game at chamber banquet. page 1 and band trip. page 3 win streak. pages 6 & 8 Abernathy Weekly Review TX 7 10 7 :'

VOLUME 70, NUMBER 15 FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1991, ABERNATHY, SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES 'Flossy Bossy' Citizen of Year; Bartons named year's Farm Family By Judy Lure until we see what we can do" Ye~r award int roduced this Nea rly 200 Abernathy resi- said Toler. ' yea r's win ner, Ruth Naron or dents honored their heroes "''m a project person," he ' ' Bos~y Flossy" as , he is known Saturday mght at the annual said. There are several projects to so me. Chamber of Commerce banquet. Toler would like to sec come to Naron gr;,du ;lt L·d with honors Along with ann oun ci ng the pass. from AI-IS in th e !'>50's. She Citizen of the Year and the Toler is beginning his thi rd att ended and graduated from Farm Family of the Year, ser- term as president of the Aber- Wayland Coll ege in Plainview. vi cemen and women with family nathy Chamber of Commerce. He While: at Wayland she was a members in Abernathy were se rved two consecutive years in member of the int ernational honored and Abernathy High the position in the late 1960's. choir, the Cosmopolit an Club School students who have brou- Outgoing president is Dr. John and active in several service ght home state titles this school Hill. He presided at the banquet organizations on ca mpus. year were recognized. and introduced guests. She began her teac hing career Veteran Abernathy teacher The Color Guard from Reese in Abernathy in September 1961. Ruth Naron was named Citizen Air Force Base presented and She currentl y teaches fine art s of the Year. Tim Barton and his and he;dt h at · Abernathy Ele- family were nam ed Farm Family retired th e !l ag men tary Sc hool. of the Year. during th e banquet. The nati onal In 1%5 Naron ea rn ed her Red, white and blue fill ed th e anthem was lead by Scott Pet- masters degree from Texas Tech community center, carrying out ti ct, who also sang the benedic- Uni vers it y. the "All American Abernathy" lion. Bettie Hardin provided She is th e wife of Ray Naron, theme. Flags, balloons and dinner music. deputy sheriff in Halc County ribbons carrying the names of Dr. John Hale served as and former chief of poli ce in Abern athy military brought a master of ceremonies and intro- Abernathy. She has onc so n, Jon festive mood to the banquet. duced the evening's guest speak - Mark Fulton and on e grandchild. Abernathy mayo r Pete Thomp- er, Kenneth Wyatt. The Tim _Barton f~ily was nam?d Fa~ Family of the Year at the Abernathy Chamber of Commerce son recognized the girls and Wyatt is an artist and sc ulptor banquet Saturday night. The fam•ly consL~ Is of (hack row, left to right) Justin, Tim, (front row) Chris, boys state teams, th e and a form er Methodist mini ster. Farm Family of the Ycar Brady and Debbie. girls state cross country team "Congratulations from one The Tim Barton famil y was and the state-winning farm winning state tea m to another," introduce d as Farm Fam.il y of skills team. said Wyatt who li ves in Tulia. the Year by b st yea r's winner, He read a proclamation de- The Tulia High School girls Donald and Dean Huffaker. d aring April to be Antelope basketball team won state thi s Tim and Debbie Barton \Javc Month and presented each year in the 3A division. three so ns Justin , Brady and student with a token of ap- Through humor, Wyatt warned Chris. preciation. the audience not to be "dessert Barton wa s raised on a farm Thompson called upon- Lon caters" in the community. He northwest of Abernathy. He Dale Cannon and Alyson Aid- said many people only want graduat ed from AHS in 1969. He ridge, seniors at AHS, to intro- dessert or the easy jobs rather majored in animal husbandry at duce the teams. than the full meal and the jobs Texas Tech. New Chamber of Commerce that require real work. While in high school he officer~ were inducted before He also told about the "baske t participated in 4-H and Future the audience by Judge Marvin of life" and lik ened lire to go ing Farm ers of America. He received Toler. Officers taking over the to the grocery store. He warn ed th e Star Farmer Award and was responsibilities are Happy Toler, the audience to watch what they a FFA officer in high school. He president; Steve Campbell, vice put in their bas ket because won several lamb championships president; Linda Sparkman, eventuall y everyone must "pay in th e local and area shows. He secretary-treasurer; and Jim out". has se rved as lamb supcrinten­ Odom, Gayc Russe ll, and Rucdell Citizen ofthe Year dcnt for th e Abernathy Project Hill, directors. Clayton Enger, last year's Show. "We don't know who we arc recipient of the Citizen of the He and Debbie have been married 19 years. Shc is fr om the County Line community. She Newspaper awarded second place; has her own monogramming business, D.B.'s Monogramming. publisher on board of directors She attends South Plains Col­ lege, working towards a nursing The Abernathy Weekly Review Judges were members of the career. Ruth Naron (center) was chosen Citi:r.cn of the Year by the Abernathy. Chamber of Commerce members. received a second place award Gulf Coast Press Association. With her arc (left) outgoing chamber president Dr. John Hill and (right) incoming chamber president for front page layout at the She was a twirler for the Contributing door prizes for Happy Toler. Panhandle Press Association Abernathy High Sc hool band and convention in Amarillo last · the convention were Abernathy Dne of th e lirst Antelope mas­ weekend. businesses Frontier Seed, Hig­ cots. The newspaper's modular ginbotham-Bartlett, Alante Floral The family has been active in Council okays cable television sale, design was noted in the judge's and Joe Thompson il'(lplement. Abernathy 4- 1-1 Clu b, junior comments as being a plus mark. The meeting was the 81st league and junior The competition was between annual convention for the basketball. public auction of property May 7 weekly newspapers in the Pan­ association. Judy Luce of the Tim rece ntly became a partner handle and parts of New Mexico Abernathy Weekly Review serves in Farmers Tuco Gin and is on By Scott Lucc from th e Abernathy EMS. offered to th e Abernathy Wcekly and Oklahoma. on the board of directors. the board of di rectors. Abernathy's City Council look The coun ci l has recently Review on Wednesday's preced­ received wnccrns and com­ in g their regular mee tings for '•' only one vote Monday merely as a formality for cable television plaints ahout high hills. publicat ion. franchise rul es. The cit y has recen tly se nt one The council hoped for an Jimmy Evans, a Mission Cable bill out in excess of $900. At increased level of cnmmunication representative, attended the the m ee tin ~ th e coun cil dis ­ with the public. meeting to answer any questions cussed the line it em charges of "It would he ni ce to have the council had about the sale an actual hill pr e~ entcd anony­ thcir input," Co uncilman Shane of Mission Cable. mously. Cu nningham said with total Evans said that previously The coun cil took no illjmcdiat c agreement from the re st of the Mission Cable was Mission Cable action but instruct ed citly mana­ council. LP (limited partnership) .- The ger Frank Russell to accompany The publica tion would be at corporation "wanted to do some Abernathy EMS director Mark no charge and th e agenda would things" and the limited partners Beck to !he Lubbock Count y not be closed until 72 hours did not agree. Hospital D1st rict proper offi cials before a mee ting begins. Emer­ "It's the same owners minus a for further explanati on. gency it ems could still he added few," Evans said . The council is seek ing infor­ up to th ree ihHJrs before the There will be no difference in mation from th e previous ai rport mee ting in li eu of special ca ll ed charges or service. Franchise manager about kasing his livi ng mee tings. rules require the company to facilities at th e airport. Thc tax report showed this request an ordinance from the Some aircraft have been year's collections still trailing city authorizing the change. vandalized while other owners lasl )'caLS- ~- Councilman Tommy Overstreet have removed their airplanes Through Mar. 31, 92.3~ per­ made the motion to adopt an fr om the property. ce nt of the taxes levied had ordinance authorizing the chan­ The council is exammmg been colle cted. For th e same ge. Councilman Bill Elliott opti ons about acquiring residents tim e period last year, 92.85 had seconded the motion. It passed, at the airport for security. be en collected. Total collect ions 4-0. Ben Matthews has offered the for th e month of March were The council's only other cit y $2,000 for the city's road $2,072.81. action was a general consensus grader. Coun ci lm en Cunningham, to allow the tax attorneys to The council instructed Russell Overstreet, Elliott, Elias "Shor­ pursue foreclosure on certain to cont act the Texas Municipal ty" Vecchio and Mayor Pete tax delinquent properties. League for verification of Thompson were prese nt for the Those properties are to be legality on acce pting the offer meeting. City secretary Heilda sold at public auction May 7. without bids. Cannon recorded the minutes. Discussion items Beginning in May, the coun­ The next regular meeting is The council reviewed billing cil's monthly agenda will be scheduled for May 13 at 7 p.m. PAGB2 FRJDAY,APRIL1Z,1991 THEABERNA1HYWEEKLYREVIEW THEABERNA1HYWEEKLYREVIEW FRIDAY,APRD...12, 1991 PAGE3 Obituary Depot Dispatch AISD board authorizes added banquet, trip expenses· ;~~, ...._...... By Judy Lua: writing program which will help The day's activities will be .. dents in the eighth grade band, The seniors at the senior citizen center voted Wednesday to offer om tcacbu ud was the CVE ~ AUTO & TRUCK SALES Abernathy school board mem· with testing, according to split with younger dribblers aCXXlrding to Floyd. teacher prior to her presclll Sunday dinner once a month for the general public. North ollJtilock on bers approved expenditures for Priest. attending the camp in the Pope asked if tbis would tausc assipment. Hershel E. Thompson There were 64 seniors present for lunch Wednesday. They played Arr1tldo Hwy 1-27, Ed 10 Abernathy High School end-of· C. Riley made the motion to morning and older ones in the a problem with uniforms. Attending Monday games and had their blood pressure taken by BerteU Anderson. night's Services for Hershel E. 'Red' Hospital after a lengthy illness. the-year activities. They ap- approve the additions, Myatt afternoon. When uniforms were ordered, board were board Visiting Wednesday were Rudy and Evelyn Richter from Lubbock. meet~ I We Finance Thompson, 77, of Tulia were at He was born in WJSC County proved funding for the junior- seconded· it and the motion A camp fee of $25 will include Abernathy had a large band. members C. Riley, Lambert, S. Hearing tests be made Tuesday from 10 a.m. to noon at the 10 a.m. Apr. 11 in Wallace and moved from Seymour to will senior prom and a band trip. carried, 6-0. insurance and T-shirts. There were 110 uniforms or­ Riley, Myatt, Pope and Richard Good selectioo center. Funeral Home with Harold Swisher County in 1954. He High school principal Larry With a unanimous vote the Floyd told the board the camp dered, according to Floyd. Howard. Also present were Seniors with birthdays during April be honored next Wednes­ of ecooomy cars Kennamer, minister of Central married Francis Dickerson on will McBee spoke to the board board set the date for the would be open to anyone, as Myatt asked if there would be Galloway, Floyd, Burleson, day. AU those with an April birthday will receive a free meal. Church of Christ, officiating. Dec. 7, 1935, in Munday. He was members about the banquet. The TEAMS bearing for May 6 prior University Interscholastic League problems with eighth graders Priest, McBee and elementary 746-5855 Rob Colson, an elder at a retired farmer and member of The seniors extend their sympathies to Frances Mills at the death students need an additional to the school board meeting. rules dictate. working with and riding the bus principal Larry Aldridge. Central Church of Christ, as­ the American Quarter Horse of her brother, Hershel Thompson, and to the Adkissons at the $2,500 to pay for food at the Lambert made the motion and S. The Abernathy Volunteer Fire with the older students. death of a cousin, Mr. Eickelberg of Lubbock. sisted. Burial was at 5 p.m. in Association. banquet. Riley seconded it. Department was also approved to Middle school principal Steve Menu for next Wednesday is fried chicken and gravy, potatoes, "We're looking at every kid Priest discussed the summer Jolmson MCIIIorial- Cemelery in . Survivqrs include his wife; a use the gym. Burleson said he has worked in We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, English peas, rolls, dessert and drinks. going; said McBee. He said not school program with the board. MIIJidav with TerFJ ~ son, Joe Bob _of . Tulia; two They will be hosting a fund a similar situation and it works. With Pure CEMENT... Call for 1 Yard Or 100 Yards every student will attend but Summer school will be for officiatin,. liltus, Franca Mills of Aber­ raising basketball game between Scheduling could be more F'mishu Available they serve a lot of people that grades kindergarten through Thompson~d·~~--~- nathy and Billie Fern Motheral AVFD and the New Deal Volun­ diffcult but the proposed ar­ Apr. 9 in s of Kress; and two gr~dchildren. are not students. eighth. teer Fire Department. rangement would benefit more Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY 839-2102 PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY Students raised enough money Seventh and eighth grades are Floyd will coordinate with the than hurt, according to McBee. for expenses other than food. all locally funded. The other fire department on the date the Myatt asked if the band might ~ Ahernatby,Texas ~ Board member Mike Lambert grades receive federal funds. gym will be used. lose some students with this made the motion to fund the This summer students will stay Myatt made the motion to arrangement. Letter to the edftor banquet. Steve Riley seconded home and the teacher will go to • -~All Your FarmingNe~ approve the use of the gym, Burleson said it would probab­ C & G Builders the motion and it carried, 6-0. the student's home. There will Abernathy PHONE Lubbock Lambert seconded it and the ly be just the opposite. Once We Specialize In Home Repair The board also funded the be one week of computer as- motion carried, 6·0. the eighth graders find out what Chamber president continues thanks high school band trip by giving sisted instruction in which the 298-2521 763-4868 The board approved three it's like to be in the high Patios, Paneling, Garage them $5,580. The money will go student must go to th e school. transfer students for the school band, they would be more Conversio-~- Public Service; Delton Stone and To the editor: for lodging, transportation and Summer school lasts for the HONDA program. There arc two likely to stay in band. Acoustic Ceilings, Painting Abernathy Producers Coop; Jim ~§7 To the Community of Abernathy, expenses of the trip sponsors. month of June only. students from Hale Center and Prior to going into executive Odom and White Gold Gin, for At the Chamber of Commerce Students will pay for meals at C. Riley asked why summer one from New Deal. The stu­ session, Floyd reported to the Storm Windows & Doors ,"7 • ~.;:) th eir service and use of their CONCRETE Banquet, I inadvertently failed an expense of $56 per student. school was not offered to high dents come for special education board that the enrollment for to express my and the Cham­ personnel and equipment. The band will be traveling to school students. classes only. Abernathy Independent School ber's appreciation to three Sincerely, Abernathy Chamber of Commera: members turned out en masse to STORM CELLARS Colorado Springs, Colorado, May Priest said it was not fcasi- ' S. Riley made the motion to District is continuing to take a Es~~~:tes 298-2086 /~ ~'t$ John A. Hill, D.V.M. help cred a new sign last Thursday proclaiming the athletic prowess 2-4 to the Cavalcade of Music. able for Abernathy to offer high entities that had a very sig­ approve the transfers, Myatt downward trend. nificant contribution to our of Abernathy High School The sign replaced the older wooden sign Board member Tommy Myatt school summer school. Too many BASEMENT seco nded it and th e motion With a total of 886 students, on the north end of Abernathy. The sign on the south end of town asked what the proceeds of the high school classes arc offered projects this past year. carried, 6-0. the di strict is down three was replaced yesterday. Driveways - Patios - Etc. band's magazine sale went to. during the regular school year I would hke to express this The board took no action but students fro m last month. In Town or Rural McBee said that money will be to offer all of those during the with a very special THANK YOU discussed the rcorganil.;ttion of Business manager Floyd Gal­ Chamber seeks college students used. Approximately $80 per summer. lo: Bill Scott and Southwestern Since 1975 Abernathy bands. loway reported that the lunch Conservative Government student was raised, according to High school stud ents must 799-7451- Lubbock The proposal is tn move the program has 71.67 percent for distributing scholarships LYNNMllLER McBee. attend summer school in Lub- eighth grade band students into participation and the breakfast From A Fifty-five students are ex- bock. the high school band. This will ADVERTISEMENT program has 16.14 percent. The Abernathy Chamber of basketball teams this year. The pectcd to go on the trip. Floyd said Texas Tech Univer- allow them to participate in UIL After executive session the FREE HEARING Commerce is looking for can­ sign on the south end of Aber· Myalt made the motion to sity also had a program avail- and other band acti vit ies. board accepted the resignation Conservative Candidate didates for college scholarships. nathy was replaced yesterday provide the funds, Clark Riley able for students. Successful bands arc ge nerally of Jan Montgomery. She is TEST SET Chamber president John Hill (Apr. 11). seconded it and the motion It was asked if the district's large, according tn Floyd. They retiring after 30 years of teach­ asked the members at last The chamber discussed the Antelope Drive In carried, 6-0. new satellite could be used to 303 often have 70 to 90 st ud ents. ing. She is currently the special FOR ABERNATHY week's meeting to give him a possibility of three new bus­ •MONDAY SPECIAL• Ave D It is customary for the high offer summer classes to high There arc currently 48 stu- ed ucation self-contained dassro- list of names of sl udenls already Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas school band to take a trip every school students. Come to the inesses opening in Abernathy. Vote enrolled in college and majoring Rice& Beans two years, according to Superin- The courses are only offered Bellone Service Center No exact details were available. "FRIDAY SPECIAL• Tiffany Pope in business. The groundwork is being laid All day I $3.95 Fried Catfish - All you care to cat tendent Charles Floyd. The last through the fall and spring, trip the band took was when according to McBee. OPEN SUNDAY- After Church Special Tuesday, April 16th Hill said that high school for the July 4 gala. French Fries, cole slaw, Billy students are relatively easy to American Oags •TUESDAY SPECIAL • hush puppies they earned the opportunity to C. Riley made the motion to SENIOR Pope selected locate for scholarships but the The chamber and the Lions Bean Day compete at the slate marching approve the summer school CITIZENS Adults - $4.95 college students are harder to Club have agreed that the All the beans you care to cal Senior Citizens - $4.25 contest. proposal, Robert Pope seconded FRIED CHICKEN CENTER as Tech twirler track. American flags will be gathered Hush puppies, fried pocatoes Curriculum director Robert it and the motion carried, 6-0. McCienney Kids under 10 yrs - $2.95 with Green Beans 10:00 - 12:00 p.m. Anyone with knowledge of a at the end of the day today 11:00- 2:00 1 $1.69 5:00- 10:00 Priest spoke to the board about The board approved the 717 Ave.C Tiffany Pope has been se­ college student needing a stip­ (Apr.12). additions to the district's com- summer basketball camps with Mashed Potatoes lected to twirl for Texas Tech end may contact any chamber •WEDNESDAY SPECIAL• puter technology. The cost to Pope making the motion and & Dinner Salad CAlL 298-2842 "SAWRDAY SPECIAL• $4.99 ;\ May4 University's "Goin' Band from member or Dr. Hill at Hill's Meatloaf, two vegetables, the district will be $5,800. A Myatt seconding it. The motion Raiderland". Auditions were Apr. Veterinary Service, 298-2123. ND church benefit Gravy, hot roll,, tea or coffee Steak F'mgcr Basket total of $30,000 will be spent. carried, 6-0. 666666666666066 11:00 - 2:00 $2.95 6 at the university. Chamber members turned out 11:00 - 2:00 I $3.95 1 The balance will be federally The camps will be the last She was chosen from among after last week's meeting to game postponed funded . week in July through the second * Billy McCienne_y * EVERYONE 15 women to fill one of four help with the sign raising on •THUR..'iDAY SPECIAL • •sUNDAY SPECIAL• The district will be adding a week in August. COUNTRY IS WELCOME positions vacated in the line of the north end of Ave. D. The The game originally scheduled Fried chicken, two vegetables, Turkey & Dressing STEAK Abernathy City Council May 4 TO ATTEND len twirlers. sign boldly and cleanly states for Apr. 5 between the coaching Cream gravy, bot rolls witb trimmings Abernathy, New Deal police combine The band is under direction of the basketball championships staff for New Deal High School tl:oo- 2:001$3.95 Adults- $4.75 BARN Paid political advertisement paid for by Billy McClenncy, '1fJ7 S. and the First Baptist Church Ave. E, Abernathy, TX 79311. Keith Bearden. garnered by the high school Senior Citizens - $4.25 OfT Amarillo Highway- Shallowater Exit FM 12')4 - 746-5902 Pope is the daughter of Mr. Youth Choir has been postponed. 11:00-2:00 efforts to aid ill, stranded driver and Mrs. Robert Pope. The game is now planned for Apr. 27. 298-4292 Abernathy and New Deal over the Lubbock County DPS While . attendil)g Jllil!!, . -~i£1\0Ql1 pollee coordinated help for officers for transportation to she served ~5'7\'!iE'I"irnfTlYY:fli"d's .. · NeW' arrivals Jimmy Brown of Lubbock bet· Lubbock County jail at 1:30 p.m. feature twirler for four years. ween 2 and 3 p.m. Apr. 4. Apr.6. She is a member of the band Brown, a diabetic, became Abernathy police Officer Allen council and was a junior high Myra Louise was born to disoriented and stopped his Douglas arrested Cedric Tobias twirler for two years. Chris and Nancy Minor of Chevrolet pickup just south of Robins, 28, of Lubbock for Abernathy Apr. 7 at Methodist the Abernathy city limits on the driving while license suspended. Hospital in Lubbock. east service road. Robins was placed in Hale She was born at 5:22p.m. Abernathy Chief H .W. Grady THIMP~soltlldsyslttllclnlectldtle County jail. Douglas made the Letter Policy She will be welcomed home by and New Deal Chief Sam Butler stop in Hale County on south­ an older sister and brother, The Abernathy Weekly Review welcomes letters to the editor coordinated their activity at the bound 1-27 Apr. 3. Tina, 10; and Peppers, 7. scene awaiting response from on subjcds of interest to its readers. Short letters arc most Maternal grandparents arc Mr. Abernathy ' EMS. Brown was 1ikcJy lo be chosen for publication, but the use of any male­ Salvation Army HIGGINBOTHAM·B.AltTLETT CO. and Mrs. Domingo Gomez of taken to a Lubbock hospital. rial is al the disaetion of the editor. Editing may be nca:s­ Petersburg. Apr. 4 Officer Richard Cordell sary for space and clarity or to avoid obscenity, h'bel or Paternal grandparents are Mr. 1HIMET20G* otTers booklet invasion of privacy, but ideas will not be altered. Upon rc­ arrested Joe Natal Baltierra, 30, and Mrs. Adolph C. Minor of for public intoxication in the qnest, editors wiD usc initials only, but only rarely and for The Salvation Army iSOTfcring "Quality & Service At The-Bight Price" Ralls. PRICE PER POUND 1400 block of Jerome St. He was a free booklet to assist people rompelling reasons. A signed letter carries more we~t with Maternal great-grandmothers $1.60 $2.85 readers. Letters do not necessarily rcOect the editorial poli­ placed in Abernathy city jail. He who have not prepared a wi ll. arc Guadalupe Bocanegra of was released after paying a $200 They estimate that seven out cies or beliefs of tbis newspaper. All letters must bear the Brownsville and lnogensia Gomez RATE PER ACRE (X] 3LBS. [X] 3LBS. FREE ROSE BUSH handwritten signatme of the writer and include address and • fine. of 10 pC ('plc do not have a will. of Corpus Christi. Cordell arrested a 56-year-old Without a will in Texas the phone 'number(&) for verification purposes (address and phone Paternal great-grandfathers A $2.99 VALUE number wiD not be printed). male for driving while intox· state will determine ihe disposi­ ROSE BUSHES are Andres Minor of Crosbyton COST PER ACRE $4.80 $855 icated. The arrest was made 314 tion of assests . and Agapito Ramirez of Seattle, mile south of Abernathy on 1-27. To receive the free booklet $2.99 EA Vlth Each Gallon of Super- Pre•lu• Gold Washington. T HI MET* AD VANTA .G E !!!!!!! Cordell observed the driver write to The Salvation Army, Medelllon Pelnt Purchesed Our Custo•er• beading south in a northbound Planned Giving, P.O. Box 2785, WIII Receive One Fr-ee Rose Bush (LI•It TilE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW lane. Cordell turned the driver Lubbock, 79408-2785. 5 Fr-ee Rose Bushes Per Custo•er). Morgan Maurine was born to $3.75 PER ACRE SAVINGS (USPS 003-340) (ISSN 0895-4291) David and Elaine Lot! 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POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Abernathy Weekly 418 92 48 PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, TellliS 79311-0160. 419 8S 42 Abernathy Lubbock 4110 71 42 63~lil~ ; .= NOT ALL I TtMS AVA I LABt..E AT All lOCA T I !XIS Avoid the increase! At Dlrt • C•~tJng SIOIM I t PAGE4 FRIDAY,APRIL12, 1991 THEABERNA1HYWEEKLYREVIEW lliEABERNA1HY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL 12,1991 PAGES. AMn.~~tUmtooMe~~ ------~~--~~~-- Abernathy golfers prep for regional toomey IAmersonpiacedonaatiooaJhoaorroDI 795-3727 Abernathy's boys and girla Mc:Bee, Alyson Aldrldao. Apr. 8 cnocr 36 ho1ea. Abernathy were Rusty Hamilton, Chwu;eh. revival AJ11ie Kennedy Cedi ' Ammon bas ~ lioDiecomiog Installation • Repair golf teams wiU compete in the Atcr and Kristin tltsworih. Abernathy and Morton advance 110-89, 199; Matthew Guerrant, Barbara Amenoa of Aberaallly been recognized for academic and the grandson of Mr. IIICI Tbe past month wu a time Charles Lutrick wiD speak at regional meet Apr. 25-26 in Kristiind.•'vs:dua!G.alloway &bot aa an to the rqional tourney. Morton 99-104; 203; and Johnny Tits- Abilene. placed lint, 319-329, 648. Aber- worth, 109-111; 220. achievement as a Uniled Statea Mrs. Keith Kennedy of Mortoe for homecoming celebrations the 11 a.m. service Sunday. He National Honor RoD Award The girls will begin Apr. 25 at Peeples placed IIUODd over.U aathy second, 341-332, 673. "Tbey played well yesterday and Mr. and Mrs Cecil Amenoa with United States service men is the son of Ed and Mabel was winner by the United States 8 a.m. on Maxwell Municipal with a 53-53, 106, two abot& off Olt third, considering the conditions,' of Abernathy. and women returning home for Lutrick. For All Your CommUDication Needs 337 Achievement Academy. Golf Course. The boys will Morton's leader at 104. Mc:Bee Hart •340• 6n; Abernathy golf roach Lester the war in the Persian Gulf. Jimmy Nunn wiU speak Sunday ~ ~-" 375 364 Amerson, who attends Aber­ at 6 p.m. and Monday at 7 a.m. follow. The boys will start firSt was fourth, 54-55, 109. Ater and "' ~...., • 739: ~ Titsworth said Tuesday. The USAA National H0110r Roll F'ust United Methodist Church 4 nathy Junior High School, wiU A wards provide honor roU He is the son of Nita and Gene Pager 743-8689 3711-70th St. on Apr. 26. Aldrl.dge t1' •d~ ,'or, •igh•L~ w. AI- and Hart B, fifth, 448-426, 87 - ' He w "d t h e top two m· d"M "d u- of Abernathy wiU have its own appear in the academy's yur­ students with benefitJ and Nunn. Fax 795-3339 Lubbock, TX 79413 The Abernathy girls placed dridge shot, S7-58, 115. Ater bit Abernathy's boys team mem- als and the top two teams homecoming next week. second to Morton Apr. 5 in the 54-61; 115. Titsworth shot 65- hers were Line Lutriclc, 83-82, advance to slate from regional. book which is published nation­ services and recognizes them for Gene Amerson will conduct ally. district meet at Shadow Hills in 62, U7, for twdCth. G.Uoway l6S; Lon Dale Cannon, 88-84, Placements for the Abernathy their dedication, talent and Four of Abernathy's own wiU services Monday at 7 p.m. and He is the son of Gerald and ability. be preaching in the church's Tuesday at 7 a.m. He is the son Lubbock. shot 63-65, 128, for thirteenth. l72;_ Roddy Huffaker, 88-85, l73; golfers finishing the 36 holes revival Sunday through Wednes­ of Preston and Jessie Amerson. Morton shot a 433. Abernathy There were 16 girls competing DaY!d Carver, 92-81, 173; and were: 6, Lutriclc; 9, Cannon; 10, day. All four revival speakers Mike Struve will preach at 7 shot a 445 followed by Hale over 18 holes - Justin Prather, 82-93, 175. They Huffaker and Carver; 13, Prath- Steak Fingers Center's 494. - will advance to regional. _ er; 21, Hamilton; 23, Guerrant; graduated from Abernathy Hi~ p.m. Tuesda~ and 7 a.m. Wed­ School and their parents shU nesday. He IS the son of Arno French fries, gravy, The regional team consists of Boys resulU Shooting as individuals for and 27, Titsworth. NEW ARRIVAL! live in Abernathy. and Minnie Struve. Shannon Peeples, Stephanie The boys played Apr. 5 and salad & toast J • S Aldridge competes in Lions Club Queen $ Shipley eligible for Taekwondo meet ******************* of Hanging Baskets 7 Remember the Year of the Lopes Contest in district convention tonight •. ~~A!!''Iiiiia..l Cody Shipley is the state matches to win the title. champion in the white belt, Shipley began taking classes & VECCIDO'S heavy weight class of Taekwon­ in Lubbock about a year ago. He wi~ a professional color picture Also Tomato Alyson Aldridge will be repre­ do. senting Abernathy in the Dis­ 1203Ave. D "298-2874 now takes classes in Abernathy. He competed and won the title Available are pictures of boys team, trict 2-TI Lions Queen Contest The state title gives bim the Flowering Plants last weekend in the 9th annual in Snyder this weekend. opportunity to compete at the girls team, boys and girls together, state Taekwondo meet in Hous­ Aldridge is a senior at Aber­ national meet May 17-18 in senior boys and girls, and senior We will special order Mr. and Mrs. Raul Cano ton. He had to compete in two Portland, Oregon. nathy High School and is Aber­ Girls, now you can rent formal wear boys and coaches. hanging baskets nathy Lions Club sweetheart for Hale County team advances to state the second year. Canos celebrate Pictures are imprinted with the year or bedding plants Friday's activities begin at for your special occasions The senior 4-H consumer with a 1,283 score and Hockley and state titles. 10:30 a.m. with registration, a decision making team consisting County with a 1,251 score. luncheon, personal interviews Proms - Parties - Banquets of Micha Riley of Abernathy, and rehearsals throughout the 31st anniversary Mary Williams of Hale Center The teams were given several Call Betty Cagle Frontier afternoon. and Courtney Hopper of Peters­ consumer goods and bad to The queen's pageant will begin Mr. and Mrs. Raul Cano of Abernathy celebrated their 31st judge them in order of the best 298-2282 of burg won ftrst place at the Hybrids at 7 p.m. Friday. An interna­ wedding anniversary this week. Raul Cano married Rebecca district contest Apr. 6. · buy. tional reception at Snyder Pena Apr. 9, 1960, in Yorktown. They moved to Abernathy The Hale County team had a Tbe Hale County team wiD or see pictures at the high school office 413 S. Ave. D 298-2595 Country Club will conclude the Sept. 20, 1%0. cumulative score of 1287. They compete at state roundup June day's activities. It begins at 9:30 They have four sons, Jerry of Abernathy, Raul Jr. of Lub­ were followed by Lamb County 3-5 at Texas A&M University. bock, Rolando of and Rene Cano of Germany. The ******************** P - ~~turday's activities begin at couple has four grandchildren. Morales will attend Demo Fund Raiser 6:45 a.m . with the key member breakfast, more personal inter­ Attorney General Dan Morales County Democratic Chairman, Church Directory views and a luncheon at the Alyson Aldridge 'Week of the Young Child' celebrated will be in Lubbock Saturday for said he expects between 300 and Scurry County Coliseum at noon. a Democratic party Fund Raiser 500 persons to attend the event. The Governor's Banquet will the new 1991-92 District 2-TI by Abernathy elementary students at Lala's Restaurant, 1110 "More and more statewide culminate the weekend's ac­ Queen and her court will be Broadway in Lubbock. office holders are recognizing tivities at 7 p.m. The name of announced at the banquet. Students of Abernathy Ele­ standing of quality programs for the influence West Texas can mentary School have been young children in Abernathy. Bridal & Formal Rental An enchilada dinner will be EXCESSIVE WEALTH BRINGS served from 3 to 8 p.m . and is have; Lowery said. "It's impor­ ce lebrating the "Week of the Events are held annually, 7006 S. University #11 tant to us that as many people Young Child" this week. nati(mwidc, during April to open to the public at $5 a HIGH TAXES, NOT HAPPINESS Lubbock person. as pos'sible from this area turn Those participating arc the focus public attention on the out to meet our new Attorney Before a certain gloomy day we never can relax: AISDmenus students of Lauric Cook, Pat needs of young children and 745-5203 Robert Lowery, Lubbock General." Brightbill and Melodic Voigt. th eir fam ili es. The annual event when we must pay our income tax, The students are in early child­ The week was sponsored by Monday thru Saturday And render to the government its needed dividend, Brcakf~ Menu Lunch Menu hood classes or pre-kindergar­ the National Association for the 10 a.m. to 5:30p.m. Apr. 15-19 MONDAY: barbequc bun, ten. Educati on of Young Children, MESSAGE TO To finance all the services on which we must depend. French fries, baked beans, fruit, The ch ildren arc performing the country's largest organiza­ They give us our protection in a real emergency, MONDAY: apple juice, pan­ milk 10% discount by mentioning this ad for 1heir parents today in the tion of early ch ildhood profes­ WASHINGTON Like robbery, or fire, or some huge calamity. cakes, syrup, milk TUESDAY: chili con carne, cafeteri a. They will be singing sionnls. TUESDAY: pineapple juice, salad, French fries, cornbread, some of their favorite songs. A Now we support our families, but seldom will admit sausage, biscuits, milk cherry cobbler, milk reception will follow. IRS ERROR CORRECTED To being workaholics, so we don't know when to quit; WEDNESDAY: banana, frosted WEDNESDAY: fri ed chicken, All wee k the children wore flakes, toast, milk mashed potatoes, pea salad, MESSAGE-1 have a problem wltb the Internal Revenue Senlce. I am In Achieving riches far beyond what. we will ever need, star badges stating their name the U.S . Air Fon:e and am otalloaed ln Germany. I have made 10venl THURSDAY: fruit juice, rolled cheese rolls, brownies, milk TREASURES IN LIFE ARE FEW­ and "I am worth it". OURS IS SERVING YOU! phone ~alia to the IRS ln the stales In order lo olnlplen lhlo out, with no And so our House of Worship has a lesson we can heed: wheat, toast, milk THURSDAY: chi li dogs, pick- Theme for• the week was avail. They datm that I owe them $!,600.00 In bad• taxes from a job I · FRIDAY: teacher inservice­ k s, onions, tater tots, peanut "childre n are worth it". excessive wealth can often be a burden to possess. PRICES EFFECTIVE worked In 1985. II wu for a ~ompany I have nner worked for or nen no school butter cookies, wiJi- ... . The goal of the activitie~wa~ :: beard of. They bave kept aU my ln~ome lu relum cbecb Iince 1915 and So let the Lord provide a better way to happiness. to raise awareness and under- , ...... ;·.' :. ~ · .:.-- -. AP..roL}F20 .. blive recently puc a lu levy on my monthly paycbec:ka In the amoant of $700.00, leavlna me aboul $200.00 of my own . I have been unable to pi -Gloria Nowak Russell receives two tbla cleared up on my own. Can you please be of uolatance Co meT R.G.­ BLUEBELL Name of ~lty withheld academic scholarships SENATOR BENTSEN RESPONDS-I contacted the IRS. After rt!Vi~w­ ASSEMBLY OF GOD PRIMERA MISSION BAUTI~iTA IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO ing your account, they determined that the additional income reportl!d in 1404 Avenue B I I 12 Jerome St. Avenue A & 5th Abernathy High School senior petition. FUDGE your account was incorn?ct. Refunds for the yeurs in question art! being 298-2060 298-2217 298-4068 Chuck Russell has been awarded He has been a member of the sent to you. You should be N!CI'iving a check within five we/a. They apol­ Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday Morn Worship 10 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM two academic scholarships, the South Plains Chapter of the BOMBSTIK ogize/or the error and any inconvenience they may have ca-.!. Worship 10:30 AM Sunday School6 PM Worship 11 :00 AM Malouf Abraham Scholarship an.d Southwest Baseball Umpires Do you have a problem with government? MESSAGE TO WASHINGTON Evening 6:00 PM Evening Worship 6:45 PM Evening 6:00PM the Marvin Jones Dean's Scho­ Association for three years. He OR cuts through the red tape to get answers to your questions about Social Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM Wed. Bible Study 7:30PM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM larship. was an assistant tournament Security, veterans benefits, immigration mailers and other problems you Pastors Jackie & Glenda Friday Prayer Service 7 PM Lester Anderson The Malouf Abraham Scholar­ director at the Summer Prep may have run into in your dealings with the Federal Government in Thompson Pastor G.G. Flores ship is from the Texas Tech IJaskethall Congress International HOMEMADE Washing10n. Writ e to MESSAGE TO WASHINGTON ·. c/o Senator CHURCH OF CHRIST University College of Business. Tournament of 1990. Lloyd Bentsen, U.S. Senate, Washinglon, D.C. 205 10. Inquiries to COUNTY UNE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST NEWDFAL It is awarded to entering fresh­ Russell will be entering Texas VANILLA CUP MESSAGE TO WASHINGTON somet imes are edited before publication, 757-2134 916Avenue E Sunday Schoo19:30 AM men who have demonstrated Tech University in the fall but the intent and substance of the inquiries are maintained. Sunday School 10:00 AM 298-2718 Sunday Worship 10:30 AM outstanding scholarship. It was pursuing a degree in business. Worship 11:00 AM Bible Study 9:30AM Evening 6:00 PM established by Malouf and Iris His undergraduate degree will be Evening 6:00 PM Worship 10:30 AM Minist er Eddie Chance Abraham of Canadian. in preparation for entering into Pastor Ernie Brewer Evening 6:00 PM The Marvin Jones Dean's law school. Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE Scholarship is from Texas Tech He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 29C FIRSf BAPTIST CHURCH David Bennet~ 511 Aven ue E University. It is awarded to an Frank Russell of Abernathy and 411 7th 298-28:\2 undergraduate student who will the grandson of Mrs. John GOLD STAR ASSTO. 298-2587 OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE Sunday be enrolled full time during the Rutherford. Sunday School 9:30 AM APOSTLES CATHOUC CHURCH Sunday School 9:45AM year. Entering freshmen are Worship 10:40 AM New Deal Children's Church 10:45 AM ranked in accordance with the FRUIT LOUIS Bible Study 5:00PM Sunday Mass 10:45 AM Morning Worship 10:45 AM results of their entrance ex­ Evening Worship 6:00 PM Father Michael O'Carroll Evening Worship li:OO PM aminations. It was established Wednesday Evening 7:30PM N.Y. I. (Teen Time) 7:15PM through the estate of Judge DRINKS Brother Dennis Teeters FIRST UNITED METHODIST Wednesday Marvin Jones. OUr riders won't Prayer & Praise Meeting 7 PM RICH 704Avenue D Russell is a member of the FIRSf BAPTIST NEW DFAL 298-2581 King's Kids Bit>lc Clur 7 PM National Honor Society and the leave l~ching Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Thursday Gifted and Talented program at LUNCH Worship 11 :00 AM Worship 11:00 AM High Plains Nursing AHS. He will be participating in 64 oz. 69C Evening Worshi~ 7:00PM Evening 6:00PM Home Service 3:00 PM the region University Inter­ · mthe Wednesday Semce 7:30 PM Wed. Choir Practice 7:30 PM Ernie Gray, Pastor scholastic League meet in Abi­ BREAKS Tim Wino, Pastor Steve Campbell F.W. Rogers, Minister of lene. He placed ftrst in the Outreach district U.I.L. meet in the NOR111SIDE BAPTISf OIURCH clutch TRISTATE CENTER COMMUNITY MONTE DEWS OLIVAS current events and issues com- 420 16th Street 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 t 10 East 4th St. 298-2497 Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 298-2230 BREAD $)49 Sunday School 9:45 AM 745-6112 Wednesday 7:00PM ABERNATHY Worship 11:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Evening Training 5:00 PM Worship 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 11:30 AM LIBRARY HOURS Evening Worshi~ 6:00 PM Evening 5:00PM Pastor Espiridion Pacz Wednesday Sernce 7:30 PM Monday • 12-5 Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM FOR Reverend Mike Christopher Pastor John Terrell Tuesday • 9-12 2 "What do you mean pay some on my ST. ISIDORE CHURCH ggc South Avenue D Wednesday • 1(}.5 principle. I'm doln' well to keep LAKEVIEW METIIODIST Thursday • Closed 298-4278 A Sunday School 10:00 AM • Friday • 12-5 up my overdraft charges!" METHODIST CHURCH Monday 9:00 AM New Deal Bible Study 6:00 PM Wednesday 7:00 PM •• · Saturday HOT Sunday Scbool10:00 AM 1st & 3rd Sundays Friday 9:00AM ...Y by appointment Many financial problems can be solved by using Sunday Services 9:00AM Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday 9:00 AM Forget about rolling downhill while clutching to shift -FRITOS LINKS your checking acrountl For safety in handling your Steve CampbeU Jesse Nave, Pastor Father George Thekkedam gears. In fact, you can pretty well forget about money and simplicity in paying your bills, just pay clutching at all except when you want to reverse. by check! Homemade Hamburgers - John Deere RX and SX Riders let you shift through ~BBAGSBUY ONE GET ONE.. _ at seven forward speeds without clutching ... and let you ~ggc slow down by depressing a pedal. Other features: an Sponsors Country Depot adjustable tilting seat Easy-reach controls, 17 -inch 3/10 mile south of FM 1294 turning radius. And high torque 6-, 9- and 12112-hp on N. University engines. Come choose from six models, Joe Thompson Implement Coke 26-, 30- or 38-inch cut ( Ji.a... J FREE Consumer Fuel Association ~~ $1.89 Nothing Runs Like a Deere• . - ...... Abernathy Weekly Review Stmve Implement LJm.EFIELD ANTON PlAINVIEW 1102HALL HWY.87 NOW AVAILABLE ABERNATHY 101 MARSHALL 12110 8. DATE Ducks & Geese 1411 AVE. D HOWARD BLVD. TUUA 11011 N. DATE Aberna~y Producers Co-op Abernathy Medical CUnic BabvChlcks 1301 QUINCY · Joe Thompson Implement 102 S. WESTSIDE 2114ARMSTRONO 12111 COLUMBIA Onron Sets HAU CENTBI EDMONSON Z401 DIMMITT ROAD 66 Butane & Fertilizer Pay-N-Save Seed Potatoes 1001N. MAIN SERV·ALL SUPERETTE HWV.1M 1014W.1tlth Open 7 days a week tft 105 Ave. D 298~2541 ·322 DELANO 1~5510 . PAGE6 FRIDAY,APRIL12, 1991 TIJEABERNAmYWEEKLYREVIEW TilE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL 12,1991 PAGE? Ralls .pounds Abernathy in Lopes' second loss For all your IRRIGATION Butler makes arr~sts with assistance eonerete needs! PRODUCTS New Deal police Chief Sam Butler's atrcal report states injuries to his wrist. He wu Jackrabbits bounce home with U-1 win; Idalou gains tie Butler arrested Raymond Romo that Riclcy Martinez became treated and released back to Patios, Sidewalb, Otero, 23, Lubbock, on Justice involved in an argument with Butler who took him to Lubbock ~ of the Peace Precinct 4 Bob Ralls took advantage of 11 Driveways & Cellars Valley Irrigation his brother, Roy Martinez, County jail. Butler said Ricky Abernathy errors on their way Blackburn warrants for driving Abernathy, and allegedly ran Martinez was released from to a six inning 12-1 victory Systems without a license and failing to over Roy Martinez at 6:58 p.m. police custody oo Sl,SOO bond. over Abernathy on the Lopes' Ed Johnson 4521 Clovis Road maintain fmancial resJ?Onsiblity. Apr. 2 at 1001 S. Auburn. Butler and Lubbock County home field Tuesday. · Lubbock Otero was placed m Lubbock Roy Martinez was transported deputy Ken Mull arrested Molly "Our heads weren't in the 839-2952 County J'ail. He was fmed $83 to University Medical Center in Groves, 32, New Deal, at Joe's game; LoPe coach Patrick Free Estimates 765-5490 for oo rivers license and S203 Lubbock by Abernathy EMS Truck Parts south of New Deal Nobles said. "We didn't play well for the second charge. where he remained in serious on County Road 58. She was at all." Buller and Abernathy Chief condition Monday. arrested on Lubbock County Ralls, now 7-1 in District 4- H .W. Grady arrested Martina Ricky Martinez was transpor­ warrants for telephone harass· 2A, opened the top of the first The Abernathy Weekly Review Serna, 28, Idalou, for driving ted to University Medical Center ment in New Deal. The arrest inning with four runs including while license suspended. Police aft er his arrest by Butler for was made Mar. 25. the only home run of the game. has color pictures of the made the arrest lYz miles north Abernathy slowed the Jackrab­ of New Deal on the east service road. She was placed in Lubbock bits until the top of the fifth. STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENTS Patios Porches · Esteban lopez, Abernathy's County jail. Sidewalks M.E. Bigham Construction Driveways losing pitcher, dodged one bases Come by and place your order for prints Butler and Abernathy officer Allen Douglas arrested Ricky Footings - Foundations- Pier & Beam loaded score when catche r Cody Burly Trecchiog Forbes stretched as far as he Martinez, 27, Abernathy, at a Bilt Lubbock - 746-6198 .could to take a slow throw from residence at 3rd St. and Broad­ New Deal- 746-6116 Brian Martin on second. Lopez way. H e was arrested Apr. 2 at Back r

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