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WEST CADDO PEAK EAST CADDO PEAK Price 50C 88TH YEAR CROSS PLAINS, CALLAHAN COUNTY, 76443 NUMBER 9 Camp Meeting First June 1-4 At Living Baptist Water Ministries VBS June "Revive us 'now' and fill us with testimony. your love and power," Colleen Colleen Anderson, singer and Anderson, pastor of Living Water songwriter, will be performing also. Ministries, invites everyone to attend Patti Ervin, formerly in the secular 3-7 the Camp Meeting set for June 1 entertainment industry singing with First Baptist Church Vacation Bible through June 4. The gospel music Wayne Newton and Robert Goulet, is School is scheduled for June 3-7 be- festival will begin Saturday June 1 now sharing the Gospel of the Lord ginning at 8:30 a.m. through 11:30 from 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. and 6:30 to Jesus Christ in song. She will be a a.m. 8:30 p.m. at Living Water Ministries highlight of the festival. Children ages 4 through 6th grade located on Highway 36 West in Cross Powerful and anointed worship and (just completed) are invited to attend. Plains. preaching will begin at 7:00 p.m. Taking expeditions all over the world The music festival will feature "The nightly with Billy and Angie Nunez, discovering Jesus' love through His Hensley's" a southern gospel band pastors of River City Fellowship in miracles is the theme this year. and vocal group, winner of seven San Antonio. If you need a ride, call the church at awards in 1995 and nominated for 10 Billy and Angie have three children, 725-7629 to have the church van pick awards in 1996 by the Texas Gospel Joshua, Mallory, and Hanna. Angie is you up. Music Fan Awards. These talented the granddaughter of Blanche Moore. young people are committed to You will be revived and refreshed sharing the gospel of the Lord Jesus through the ministry of this couple. Pioneer Ex- BEST BOY AND GIRL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Christ in music, song, and anointed Sunday morning services will begin ...Brock Walker - MVP Football and Malyssa Sowell - Buffaloes Best In Girls ministry. at 10 o'clock. "The Hensley's" will be Students Rev. Carson Byers, anointed evan- ministering in music and Dennis gelist and accomplished musician Eppard, the keyboard man, will be Reunion and singer, will bless you with his preaching. "This young man has the performance. He is based in Brown- fire of the Holy Spirit upon him, so wood and formerly resided in come expecting," Colleen Anderson June 8 Cross Plains High Nashville where he was involved in remarked. the music industry. Everyone is welcome. Come and be The 76th Annual Reunion of the Lois Spoon of Springdale, Arkan- refreshed and revived by this power Pioneer, Liberty, Cook, Gunn, Peak, sas, an anointed pianist and confer- praise celebration. Hickman, Sabanno, and Crocker School Athletic Award ence speaker, will deliver a special Schools will be held at the Cross Plains Community Center Saturday, June 8. The doors will open at 9 a.m. James A noon luncheon will be catered by Winners Announced Homestead Restaurant and the price will be $5.75 per plate. "Dick" "All Ex-Students and friends please The 1996 All Sports Banquet was Malyssa Sowell and Brock Walker is the min of Mr. and Mrs. Randy come for a great day of visiting and held Saturday, May 18, at the Cross were named the overall most athletic Walker. reminiscing," stated Jo Veda (Flem- Plains Community Center. Approxi- girl and boy of the year at Cross Plains The top athletes in each individual Wagner ing) Watson, Secretary-Treasurer. mately 200 people enjoyed the High School. Malyssa is the daughter sport and special award winners arc evening's festivities. of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Sowell. Brock pictured on pages 4 and 5. Services Callahan Co. Appraisal Held District Expects Busy

James R. "Dick" Wagner, 67, em- Month ployed by Citizens State Bank for 35 JAMES. R. "DICK" WAGNER years before retiring in 1982, passed The Callahan County Appraisal property and business owners away Monday, May 20, 1996, in an District has mailed taxpayers' whose values increased over their Abilene hospital. Memorials may be sent to Cross 1996 valuation notices and 1995 values. "That is roughly twice the usual number of appraisal Plains Fire Department, Cross Plains expects to be quite busy during the Services were held at 10:00 a.m. notices for us" Lewallen said. "We Wednesday in Higginbotham Fu- Emergency Medical Service or fel- month of June responding to taxpayers' questions and protests. began to see property values rise in lowship hall fund at Cross Plains neral Home Chapel with Dr. Jim According to Chief Appraiser Rod mid 1994 but did not have O'Dell officiating. Burial was in First Baptist Church. Lewallen, the district mailed sufficient data to justify increases Cross Plains Cemetery. approximately 10,000 notices to for 1995. The additional year of Mr. Wagner was born in Cross sales and economic data indicates Plains. His family was among the that some categories of property in early settlers in Cross Plains. His Project Pride Prepares For certain areas of the county are up grandfather served as mayor as did as much as ten percent over the 1994 valuation". Lewallen went on his father. Upon his retirement from Howard Day Observance to say that increased prices for oil Citizens State Bank he was a cashier have helped values in the oil patch and vice president at the bank. He while railroad, pipeline and utility was also a U.S. Navy veteran. He June 14 & 15 company values are also generally married Donna Scott in 1982 in Improved over prior years. "In PLAYGROUND DEDICA- Commerce along with elementary Cross Plains and was a volunteer Cross Plains annual Howard Day munity Center on Friday evening at addition, real estate values have TION BEGINS WITH CUTTING school officials cut the ribbon to of- fire-fighter for 25 years. He was a observance will be marked this year 7:00 p.m. Tickets for the dinner are turned around over the last two OF THE RED RIBBON—Mem- ficially open the new elementary ham radio operator for many years with a number of activities planned $8.00 and are available at the Citizens years for the first time since 1985. bers of the Cross Plains Chamber of school playground. and was a Lutheran. for Friday and Saturday, June 14 and State Bank, Greenwood Insurance, We hope the Informed property owner Is aware of this and is Survivors include his wife, of 15. and the Cross Plains Public Library. Robert E. Howard, fantasy writer Deadline for ticket purchase is June expecting some sort of increase" Cross Plains; two stepsons, Ronnie Lewallen said. Scott of Cross Plains and James Scott and creator of Conan, The Barbarian, 10. The normal response to appraisal of Lewisville; two brothers, John made his home in Cross Plains from On Saturday morning you are in- notices, according to district staff, Wagner of Powder Springs, Geor- 1919 until his death in 1936. The vited to visit the Cross Plains Library is that approximately one out of gia, and Ben Wagner of Santa Fe, Howard home, which is owned and to see original manuscripts and first ten notices will call or stop by the New Mexico; four step-grandchil- maintained by the Project Pride edition WEIRD TALES and books. appraisal district offices with a dren, Kevin and Karen Scott of Cross group, served as both home and office There, too, may purchase current question or disagreement about Plains, and Ashleigh and Jam i Scott for Howard during this period. This publications of Howard's work and of their property value, etc. If that beers true this year, the district of Lewisville; two nephews, John year marks the 60th anniversary of Ellis' ONE WHO WALKED ALONE. staff will field about one thousand Wagner, Jr. and Ben Wagoner, Jr.; his death. taxpayer complaints over the next three nieces, Gretchen, Jeannie and A large number of out of town In the afternoon the Post Office will thirty days. "We are really trying to Heidi. people are expected to be in Cross be offering a commemorative can- encourage folks to call for an Pallbearers were John Wagner, Jr., Plains for this event. Members of cellation. Anything with a postage appointment before dropping by Ben Wagner, Jr., Joe Hefner, Sam ROBERT E. HOWARD PRESS stamp affixed may receive this spe- to avoid long waits to see an Balkum, Glen Cumba, and Alvin ASSOCIATION (REHUPANS), cial cancellation. At 2:30 p.m. the appraiser. We are fully aware that Hutchins. some from other countries, will be Howard House will open for public the whole subject of taxes is here. Persons involved in the making tours, refreshments, and visitation. annoying at best and we want to of the movie, "The Whole Wide During free hours throughout the day minimize any frustrating delays for our taxpayers". Lewallen went on World," will be sharing the latest you can enjoy sidewalk sales, spon- Colonial Oaks to say that many problems can be developments. The movie is based on sored by the Chamber of Commerce, resolved by a phone call and that a Novalyne Price Ellis' biography of sample good food, and shop for taxpayer should first examine this Services Howard, ONE WHO WALKED Howard memorabilia. year's valuation and ask Cornerstone Church will conduct ALONE. Unfortunately, the premier Make plans now to be in Cross themselves if they could PLAYGROUND DONA- sented Peggy Bailey, PTO President, worship services at Colonial Oaks for "The Whole Wide World" had to Plains to greet old friends and make reasonably expect to sell the TION—S teve Mack and Rolan with a $50 check to be applied to the Nursing Home on Sunday, June 2, be cancelled. new ones on this festive weekend. Jones, representatives of the Cross remaining cost of the playground commencing at 140 psi'. A dinner is scheduled at the Com- See APPRAISAL NOTICE pg. 8 Plains Chamber of Commerce, pm- equipment.

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— CROSS PLAINS REVIEW MAY 30, 1996 CITY COUNCIL MINUTES] OBITUARIES PUBLIC FAX May R, 1996 Edwin Weiss moved to purchase Lalloah White Berdie Lee Helms AT THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW This was a regular meeting of the the North 27 1/2 acres for an addi- Lalloah White, 95, died Sunday, Berdie Lee Helms, 92, lifelong Cross Plains City Council. All tional water supply from Ricky Pot- El III IN 1 Burkett resident, passed away r members of the council were ter. Ray Womack seconded and May 26, 1996, in Abilene. I present. Ray Purvis moved to accept motion carried, with James Nichols Services were held at 2:00 p.m. Thursday, May 23, 1996, at Brown- I • the minutes of the previous meeting voting nay. Tuesday at Higginbotham Chapel wood Regional Hospital. I FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH I as read. Jerry Cassle seconded and Ray Womack moved to purchase with the Rev. Hubert Austin offici- Graveside services were held Sat- I urday at 2:00 p.m. at Burkett Cem- motion carried. the property with $25,000 out of ating. Burial was in Cross Plains I VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL etery Tabernacle with Rev. Hubert The Mayor 3nd Council canvassed Federal Funds and $25,000 out of Cemetery. I I Austin officiating. Arrangements the votes of the May 4th election. reserve. Jerry Cassle seconded and Lalloah Sledge White longtime June 3-7 were made with Walker Funeral Ray Womack moved to accept the motion carried, with James voting resident of Cross Plains, was born in Home Coleman.. I 8:30 - 11:30 a.m. election results as reported by Elec- nay. Dallas August 2, 1900. Mrs. Whites grandparents were Mrs. Helms was born August 25, I tion' Judge Vicki Worley. Edwin Ray Womack moved to elect Ages 4 through 6th grade Oust completed) ante-bellum residents of Mississippi 1903, in Burkett to R.E. and Ten- I I Weiss seconded and motion carried. Edwin Weiss as Mayor Pro-Tern. nessee L. Harris, Sr. She married I Ray Womack moved to accept Ray James Nichols seconded and motion and the town of Sledge in that state is Taking expeditions named for her paternal grandfather. Vernon Helms March 10, 1924, in I Purvis' resignation from the council carried. Her parents came to Texas in 1874, Cross Plains. Shc was a ranch lady position. Jerry Cassie seconded and Edwin Weiss moved to take bids I I settling near the present city of and housewife and a member of all over the world motion carried. Ray Purvis was then for the sale of the old water tower Plano. Burkett Methodist Church. sworn in as Mayor and Jerry Cassie located next to the new tower. James I I Mrs. White was in nurses training She was preceded in death by her and Ray Womack were sworn in as Nichols seconded and motion car- I discovering Jesus' husband in 1968, and one daughter. council men. ried. at St. Pauls hospital in Dallas. The U family later moved to Oklahoma and Survivors include one son, Gill Keith Lawrence met with the James Nichols moved to reject ap- an acquaintance between Lalloah Helm of Burkett. I love through His I council to discuss the Economic plying for additional grant rehab and Homer Preston (Pete) White was Memorials may be made to the I Development Corporation. He pre- monies, other than the one already Burkett Methodist Church, C/o Mrs. I sented a financial statement and applied for. Edwin Weiss seconded formed. miracles. Liz Golson, Burkett, Texas 76828 or I yearly report to the council. He and motion carried. They married on October 12, 1918 and began to follow the search for oil to the West Texas Rehabilitation Need A Ride?? discussed plans for the upcoming Debbie is to contact Bob Harrell, I I Center, 4601 Hartford Street, year for the corporation. He also Fire Chief, to see if the department across Oklahoma and Texas. At in- I Abilene, TX 79603. The Church Van Will Pick Up presented a "Texas Midwest Guide" will be interested in putting a fence tervals they made their home at I handbook which features Cross around the new tower for the fire Duncan, Oklahoma, Burkburnett, Children Who Need A Ride. Borger, Longview and Burkett. Mr. Plains and it's many attractions. department radios, to eliminate White retired after 43 years of ser- Keith also informed the council that climbing of the tower. WHEN RENEWING YOUR SUOSCRIPTION Call The Church At I three members needed to be ap- Bob Hill present the judge's report. vice with Amerada Petroleum Cor- TO THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW poration. PLEASE BRING I pointed to EDC board, due to the James Nichols moved to allow THE RENEWAL CARD (817) 725-7629 H.P. White died October 7, 1972, SENT TO YOU IN THE MAIL expiration of the first year terms. Debbie Gosnell to attend a one day THANK YOU Jerry Cassle moved to reappoint school in Abilene for her account also preceding her in death were four I. I. Keith Lawrence, Albert Lovell, and software. Edwin Weiss seconded sons. mm-z-w-xxxzumitzmuitiiuitiruzzum„„,„rxx„„,„xx.,.-,,,K, perwmirwirwzmux,rxxxitx.zwirxwxzzirm..xxx.wwwx-xxxx,..wwlizaii Billie Ruth Loving to two year terms. and motion carried. Survivors include one son, Donald M M James Nichols seconded and motion Edwin Weiss moved to pay the White of Cedar Park; one daughter, M carried. bills. Jerry Cassle seconded and Mrs. Dick (LaHoma) Bowen of M M Abilene; 14 grandchildren; 21 great- mater MM Due to state regulations, James motion carried. grandchildren; and two great-great- M M • m Nichols moved to discontinue oil James Nichols moved to adjourn. M collection at the city yard. Edwin Edwin Weiss seconded and motion grandchildren. Camp c.teeting aline 1-4 • m M M ▪• m Weiss seconded and motion carried. carried. The family requests that memorials MM be made to First United Methodist MM gospel c,4,usk 5estival • m Ray Purvis, Mayor M M Debbie Gosnell, Secretary Church building fund. MM Saturday, 3-5 p.m. & 6:30-8:30 p.m. MM MM • 14 Mm M (With • 14 AARP To Alma Dunning M M m 14 CROSS PLAINS CISCO—Alma S. Dunning, 85, M M • 10 M M m Meet Mon., died Friday, May 24, 1996, in an M M M M REVIEW Abilene hospital. m 01 M M M • 01 (USPS 138-660) June 3 Services were held at 10:00 a.m. M DON TABOR, PUBLISHER Monday at Redeemer Lutheran •M M M M Church with Pastor Bill Lowrey of- MM VANDA KING, EDITOR The regular monthly meeting of M M M M CROSS PLAINS, REVIEW ficiating. Burial was at Oakwood M M M AARP will be held on Monday, June M Cemetery, directed by Kimbrough 3, at 10:00 am. in the Multi-Purpose M M II Funeral Home. M M Center. 01 Mrs. Dunning was born in Cisco M M M M MEMBER Routine business will be discussed MM M M . and married R.H. (Pete) Dunning in M 1.98 as this is the last meeting until Sep- • 04 era 1937 in Cisco. She worked as a M M •M M TEXAS PRESS tember. Future plans will be made m 01 M M homemaker, rancher and retired M M0 ASSOCIATION for fund-raising and various enter- M M salesperson at the Lemon Tree M M rZ 91ensley's Southern gospel (Bard & Vocal group M tainment programs for the fall sea- M MM Boutique. She was a member of M M M son. (-Winner of 7 42/wards in '9S and 13stomiruziecl jor I0 ,...wards in '96 Redeemer Lutheran Church. MM M M M M (USPS 138-660) is published Hostesses for the meeting will be M M ( Jan Survivors include her son, Robert By 'The 'Texas gospel M weekly on Thursday, for $14.00 Lucille Callaway and Lorene M M Dunning of Andrews; her daughter, M M M per year within Callahan Jennings. M M 4.211so performing will be 9Zev. Carson `Byers, _Lois Spoon, M M Darleene Sims of Albany; two M M County; $17.00 per year else- Make plans to attend this important M M brothers, Adolph E. Stroebel of m atti Ervin, and Colleen J4nderson. M M where in Texas; $20.00 per meeting. M 14M 9) M M Cisco and Clarence G. Stroebel of M M year out of state. (No foreign M 01M Rising Star; three grandchildren; M M M M copies except APO or like ad- m M Lniityinted Preaching nightly 7:00 p.m,. M M dress); by Review Publishing three step-grandchildren; four great- M M MII toM B/PClinic grandchildren; and several nieces M M •• Co., 116 E. 8th St., Cross M CWillt (Billy and L91ngie Nunez • Plains, Texas 76443. and nephews. • m Tues., •, •m • Second-Class postage paid • orn San L.71nionio M at Cross Plains, Texas 76443. Statewide rsrxxxxitaxitztitzarntitatmwmixatirmmtxgratuxxxxxitarmzzammxxmwmwNitzill! June 4 IctirmriricxxxxxxxxxxxxitmmutExammitatataxamatatititxxximmitarnm- ...... POSTMASTER: Send address There will be a blood pressure Search For changes to Cross Plains Re- clinic from 10:00 - 11:00 a.m. view, P.O. Box 519, Cross Tuesday, June 4, at the Multi-Pur- Plains, Texas 76443. pose Center, 701 East 8th Street. The Miss Texas Telephone : 1 (817) 725-6111 clinic is sponsored by Concepts of FAX: 1.(817) 725-7225 Teen All Care. Congratulations American (CHURCH SERVICE S) Graduates Contestants You've worked hard for your diploma and we're proud of you. We wish you well and The 1996 Miss Texas Teen All FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH American Pageant is scheduled for hope that the time 10TH & MAIN CROSS PLAINS (817) 725-7629 October 26 and 27, at the Harvey will soon come when Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Hotel - Brook Hollow in Dallas. we can assist you in Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Judging is based on poise, personal your search for Evening Worship 7:00 p.m. interview and beauty of face and Wed. Prayer Service happiness, success 7:00 p.m. figure. Applicants who qualify must Dr. Jim H. O'Dell • Pastor • Jeep Calvert - Youth nd prosperity. Gene Greenwood • MUSIC be ages 13 through 19 as of August], 1997; never married and a legal resident of the U.S. To apply send a recent photo along UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with name, address, telephone num- 9TH & AVE. D CROSS PLAINS ber and date of birth to Dept. A - Miss WORSHIP SERVICE 9:30 A.M. Texas Teen All American, 603 BIBLE CLASS Schrader Avenue, Wheeling, WV 10:30 A.M. 26003-9619 or Fax to 1-304-242- Rev. Henry Grubbs, Pastor 8341. Everyone Wekome Miss Texas Teen All American will receive a host of prizes including CHECKING • IMPROVEMENT LOANS an expense-paid trip to Florida • SAVINGS • CERTIFICATES OF DEP where she will participate in the 19th • AUTO LOANS • YOU NAME IT! Living Water Mims' tries Fellows fup Annual Miss Teen All American Pageant. She will compete for a Available nov... al ,our Full Service Bank Evangelical — Non-Denominational prize package that includes a Per- Charismatic -Chat's us. Restonng And Equipping The Saints sonal Appearance Contract, Cash, New LocatIon—Highway 38 West Jewelry, Luggage and more!! Sunday Morning 10:00 a rn. Thursday Evening 7:00 p.m. The deadline to apply is June 7. For Information Call (817) 7254100 You could be the next Miss Texas 1-800-252-3829 Teen All American.

• p — CROSS PLAINS REVIEW COLONIAL OAKS NURSING HOME Clips, Quips & Comments C3 MAY 30, 1996) NEWS By KAY DENNIS MOSLEY By COTTONWOOD NEWS LINDA EDINGTON By BEVERLY BROWN 1 Activity Director Our winds have ceased blowing for of Houston were at his brothers, Mr. Vera Belyeu, Lorena Wright, and Al and Averi °Graham of Azle, the past several days but high tem- and Mrs. Bill Nickerson, Sr. over the Myrtle Owen are looking mighty Rhonda Revoir of Dallas, and Lewis peratures and dry conditions remain. Memorial Day weekend. On Sun- pretty with their new perms. Wonnie Griffith of Fort Worth visited with Water and stock tanks and water day, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Hines, Walton has cut hair cut. Buster Black. reservoir levels are drastically Jeffrey and Julie and Mrs. Randall A warm welcome to our new resi- Sharon Hooten of Fort Worth and showing the effects of the drought. Franke, Arnie, Kellic and Jeremy of dents Myrtle Owen and Juanita Douglas Ingram visited their mother Governor Bush has asked the state Clyde; Mrs. Bill Nickerson, Jr., Thornton. Inez Ingram. of Texas to conserve water. Cattle- Willie, Kevin and Mary Jo and Our appreciation to Betty Edwards Activities during the week were: men and ranchers are receiving the Janna; Porcious, April and Rickic Jo for the pot plant; to Merrillyn Colson MONDAY - Bingo winners: Allie lowest prices for their cattle at the Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kelly for the delicious pound cakes, and to Dickson (3), Vera Belyeu (2), and auctions in many years. Though we gathered at the Nickerson Home for Lillie Dillard and Connie Kirkham Ruby Harrell (3). Exercise class. see no decline in the grocery stores, a barbecue and visit. for keeping our ladies looking pretty. TUESDAY - Art class, popcorn, thc price of bread will soon top the Proud parents, Thcrsa and Brian Vera Belyeu was our winner for a and Skip-Bo games. predicted S2 a loaf, stated years ago Moore of Hawaii announces the ar- free meal from Jack's Place. Thanks WEDNESDAY - Sing-a-long with on the long range predictions. With rival of their first born, Brian Charles Wanda and Jack. Sister Ruby and Bobby Jack the drought and flooding in the Moore, II, on May 24, 1996 at 7:08 Lois Crist of Wichita Falls, Bonnie McCowen. wheatbelt sections of the country, p.m. weighing in at 7 pounds 12.6 Illingworth of Iowa Park, and Bar- THURSDAY - Bingo winners were these prices will jump with these ounces, measuring 19 1/2 inches bara Young visited with Midge Mc- Minnie Swann (2), Ruby Harrell (3), shortages reported. Two years ago long. Call. Sylvia Smith (2), Midge McCall (2), on Wednesday, May 29 we were Maternal grandparents arc Barbara Jesse and Carol Bilirey of Rising and Genie Powell. Music with Col- COMMUNITY ARRANGE- was displayed in Lawrence Farm and drenched with heavy rains and the Albrecht and Edgar Albrecht; great Star visited Myrtle Owen. leen Anderson. MENT — Cross Plains Garden Club Ranch Supply, Inc. tornadoes hit our community. There grandmothers are Maxine Wise of Mona Wilson from Abilene visited FRIDAY - Singing with Sister prepared the country style wreath that still remains evidence of the disaster Broken Bow, Oklahoma and Amy Gertie Powell. Ruby and Bobby Jack McCowen. Sit- in many areas of piled dead trees and Albrecht of Cottonwood. Paternal Ruby and Bill Snowden of Arling- down-basketball. One of the garden clubs projects this it...HOT..,WEATHER. With debris. Due to extreme dry condi- grandparents arc Janice and Charles ton and Frances Thornton visited SUNDAY - Cornerstone Church year was the "Community Arrange- summer's warmth comes lots of tions the risk of fires is potentially Moore and great-grandfather Robert Myrtle Wilson. God's language is love. ment." Each month for a period of changes. The sage has bloomed, basil high. Bailey of Wyoming, Michigan. time, two garden club members de- and egg plant are now is bloom; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Nickerson of Congratulations to Thcrsa and Brian. signed and created an arrangement school is out, vacations arc begin- Buffalo, New York and Ann Fuller which then was placed at various ning; the lettuce is almost all har- Cross Plains businesses for display. vested, the radishes arc all eaten; Every month two more members par- family reunions have commenced; tiMairC k) ticipated, rotating among the mem- flowers are a-bloom (in both pastels GREETINGS FROM YOUR bership. and primary colors); it's a time for COLLUM'S The arrangement in the photo is a sleeping in; watermelon season is western style wreath. This striking, coming; picnics are in as well as SENIOR CITIZENS innovative, and charming wreath was fishing and swimming. Little League RESTAURANT made by Esther Kerr and Pauniece is in full swing; tomatoes are By THELMA LONG Oglesby. The requested that it be on the vine; and high school and college graduations are in progress. nviks Ypi rro Enjoy Our (Veeitend Specials displayed at Lawrence Farm and Ranch Supply, Inc. as it is country We've looked forward to summer and News is brief this week. I have not the Frank Roncs on the loss of his 3n 'Tile Comfort of Our Newly Redecorated 'Dining f oam western style. The wreath exhibited "the whole nine yards" all winter been around much. brother. there and we hope you had the op- long. We're enjoying it and hope you Alva Key reports the birth of a Your reporter is excited about a trip SATURDAY NIGHT "ALL YOU CAN EAT' portunity to view it. are just having a blast! great-grandbaby girl named Jordan to the big cities. My nephew Eddie is Until next time, pray for rain!!! Barbecue Brisket, Hot Links, Potato Salad, I suppose you've noticed that sum- Nichols. She lives in Cisco with her coming for me Sunday night. I will mer is here and with "C" "U." parents and big brother. Congratula- visit he and Jan in Round Rock and Beans, and Hot Cobbler - $5.95 tions Alva! my sister Gladys, my niece Janie and We did have a 42 game going last Leroy in San Antonio. I will be back Friday Night Remains Fish Buffet Friday as well as Skip Bo and when he bring me. ?? PIONEER NEWS Chicken Foot. That's great! Pauline Switzer came home Friday (817) 725-7281 3. We arc glad that Ethel Sims met after spending some time in the By PIONEER QUILTING CLUB with us again. Wish she felt like, com- Brownwood hospital. ing more. She makes us laugh and Hub Freeman remains in the hos- Im that is good for us. pital. His progress is slow. We also Novilia Barton attended the wed- theme was on missions. Our little town lost another very miss Helen, as she is spending all her ding of Lea Ann Barton, her grand- Visitors with Jean Fore several days special friend. Dick Wagner's funeral time with Hub. Keep them in your daughter, at Bellville on May 18. Lea were: Paul, Juanita, and Vi Harlow of was on Wednesday. Our deepest prayers. Ann had a beautiful wedding. Novilia Loving, New Mexico; Grasson, sympathy goes out to Donna and all Live each day as if it were your last. Barton's sister and husband, Myrl and Myrtle Harlow, Velma Morrow of of his family. Living! Laughing! Loving! Serving! The Dangers of Leftover Anitbiotics Ben Jordon visited on her on Arlington; and Clyde and Debbie Our sympathy is also extended to Wednesday. Harlow and family of Waxahachie. Take antibiotics "only" when your doctor prescribes Cowan and Laverne Hutton went to The Harlows and Jean attended mu- them. Finish your prescription even if you feel better. San Angelo Monday, They took a sicals at Cottonwood and Lake Stopping your medicine prematurely allows the hardiest trailer load of cattle to market. Jamie Brownwood. They left for home of the bacteria to survive and reproduce. Next time you and Mary Hutton visited the Huttons Tuesday morning. will need a more powerful antibiotic. If you finish each Sunday afternoon, Visiting with J.D. and Sandy Hutton prescription, the danger of leftovers is eliminated. Oliver and Frankie went to Cotton- were Jamie and Mary Hutton and Antibiotics work on bacterial not viral infections such as The Great Sphinx of Egypt, one of the wonders of ancient Egyptian wood Musical Friday night. Saturday children, Janiesa and Jesse, from colds and flues. Leftover antibiotics may not be the right architecture, adjoins the pyramids of Giza and has a length of 240 Archer City. Jewel and Lester drugs for your current infection. Using them will allow they traveled to Ranger to visit feet. It was built in the 4th dynasty. Frankie's aunt, Ruby Ainsworth, and Linney, Sandy's parents from Rising bacteria to mulitply and delays getting appropriate care. Frankie's sister, Dorthy Rogers. They Star, visited Monday. Tuesday War- Your better health is our concern. enjoyed the Brownwood Lake musi- ren Parson, proud father of one- NEAL DRUG cal also. month-old Tyler, called from Deadlines For PH. (817) 725-6424 The Pioneer Baptist Church en- Okinawa saying how the baby was joyed a large crowd at their associa- almost crawling and trying to talk. The Cross Plains Review CROSS PLAINS, TEXAS tional meeting Monday evening. The Articles Must Be In By Noon Monday Brownwood Regional Advertisements Must Be In By BREAKTHRU 5:00 p.m. Tuesday By Bob Pipes, preacher Medical Center Forms Your cooperation is greatly appreciated. Cross Plains Church of Christ 433 N. Main At 12th National Senior (817) 725-6117 Friends Chapter BLUECAT BASEBALL CAMP The Master Teacher often taught in parables -- and I believe we would do well to June 3 - June 6 copy His method... Brownwood Regional Medical National Guardian's Companion ***Coleman Iligh School Baseball Field*** A novice hunter raised his rifle and took careful aim at a large bear. As the hunter Center announced today the organi- Service, which is an in-home emer- The Coleman Bluecat Baseball Camp will be in session was about to pull the trigger, the bear spoke in a soft, soothing voice: 'Isn't it better zation of its local chapter of the Na- gency response system. They will June 3 - June 6, under the direction of Coleman I ligh School to talk than to shoot? What do you want? Let us negotiate this matter.' tional Association of Senior Friends. also receive VIP hospital privileges, Lowering the rifle, the hunter replied, "I want a fur coat.' The bear replied, "Good, Coach Randy Jones. The camp will be offered for those According to Donna Hair, Senior car rental discounts, book discounts, all I want is a full stomach, so let us negotiate a compromise. After a time, the bear completing the ist through the 8th grades. Instructors for the Friends Advisor, a free enrollment notary services, prescription ben- walked away (but they left together). The negotiations had been successful — at brunch will be held on Thursday, efits, hotel discounts and discounts camp will be former Bluecat Baseball players. least from the bears standpoint. The hunter 'had his fur coat" -- and the bear had May 30 at 10 a.m. in the Mabee on vision care and hearing products. The camp will focus on the following skills: his full stomach... Center of Howard Payne University. In addition, members can partici- * hitting * sliding Satan often says, 'Let us negotiate -- let us negotiate a compromise.' But there are Central Texans age 50 and over arc pate in free and discounted health some things that cannot be compromised. The truth cannot be compromised. We * fielding * throwing * pitching eligible to join the local Senior screenings, overnight and day travel cannot compromise with sin. Fornication is still fornication even if it is called 'living Campers will need to furnish their own hats, gloves, shoes, Friends Chapter at a discounted rate opportunities, educational programs together' or 'cohabitation" Gambling is still gambling even if it is for just a dollar through the month of June. and social activities. Members will and they may bring their own hat. Cost for the camp will be instead of a thousand. It was wrong for Adam and Eve to eat of the forbidden fruit Senior Friends is a nation-wide, receive healthcare claim filing as- $30 which includes a T-shirt. Anyone unable to meet the fee even if only one word was added by Satan in his 'negotiation.' Read of Balaam's not-for-profit seniors organization sistance and a free Senior Friends can contact Randy Jones at (915) 625-2927 for more infor- compromising attitude, Numbers 22-24, and the price he paid, Numbers 31:8 -- as which provides health education magazine subscription. well as others, II Peter 2:15; Jude 11; Revelation 2:14! mation. programs, recreation oriented ac- Persons interested in attending the If we try to compromise with sin we fall into the deceiving trap of Satan, I Peter 5:8, SCHEDULE: tivities, merchant discounts and Enrollment Brunch may call today to and the trap/compromise will destroy us. Let us not be enticed by his soft, soothing reserve a place at the Free Senior June 3, Registration 8:00 a.m. 1st - 5th graders appeal to 'sit down and negotiate.' various health related screenings, Friends Program on Thursday, May 8:30-10:30 a.m. 1st - 5th grade camp Come and let us be strengthened together in worship and Bible study. services and discounts to its more than 250,000 members nationwide. 30 at 10:00 a.m. at Howard Payne Registration 10:45 a.m. 6th - 8th graders Sunday Morning Bible Class ... 9:45 a.m. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. As a member of the Brownwood University's Mabee Center. Donna 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 6th - 8th grade camp Sunday Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. Wed. Evening Bible Study ..... 7:00 p.m. Hair may be reached at (915) Regional Medical Center chapter of 649- June 4-6, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. 1st - 5th grade camp 3393 for reservations. Friends & .Veighbors Caring In Jesus Senior Friends members will be en- 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. 6th - 8th grade camp titled to local benefits such as the

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JUNIOR/SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS C.P.I.S.D. May 17, 1996

SUBJECTS OUTSTANDING MOST IMPROVED ATHLECTIC

ART An I Brock Walker Jarred Potter Misty Abernathy Advanced Porcious Potter Kati Hetmainczyk AWARD WINNERS ENGLISH Language Arts 7th Nicholas Dimitri Toni Mae Wyatt Roger Carey Landon Hill Language Arts 8th Brandi Richey Marian Hix English I Jolene Fleming JaDeana Nolan English II Nathaniel Swift Kevin Nickerson English DI Kristy Bowden Adam Anderson English TV Vanessa Kimmel Brandi Adams BUSINESS/TECH/ COMPUTER Computer Lit Charlie Bell Amanda Goble Kandace Kimmel Accounting Willie Merryman Justin Hopkins Keyboarding Mindy Mitchell Jason Carey Micomp App Scott Ricci Roger Pope HEALTH Health Whitney Giles Larry Lee land Richards Jody Pancake Laura Ricci HOMEMAKING Life Skills - let Sern Lendsey Meiron Toni Mae Wyatt 2nd Sem L D. Whitehead Billy Jones CHE Connie Stout Shannon Nigar Ind/Family Life Emma Albrecht Drafting Skills Chris Rios Interior Design Megan Kimmel Reymundo Reyes Parenting/Child DeAnna Besselaar Ben Hones Housing, Design, & Furnishing Scott Brame Food Sci/Nouition Barbara Evans MATHEMATICS Math 7th Mrs. Fleming T.J.Harris April Weaver Mr. Barclay Nicholas Dimitri Toni Mae Wyatt LD. Whitehead Math Concepts & Skills Inclusion Elizabeth Cary Ann Stephenson Math 8th Mn. Fleming Chrystal Canales Kenny Callaway Pre-Algebra 8th Mn. Webb Scouy Hutton Dani Priesman Algebra 1-8th BUFFALOES BEST IN BASEBALL Mrs. Webb Vanessa Webb Jackson Worsham ...offense - Joseph Turner Algebra I-8th Williams ...defense - Jeremy Bamett Mr. Barclay Jodi Payne Stephanie Children Brandi Richey Math Concepts & Skills Girls Cary Baseball Algebra I-4A Coby Kelly Brock Callaway Inclusion Jeremy Gilliam Tim Cary League Algebra 1-413 Dusty Hargrove B.J. Reed Inclusion David Reed Info Geom Begins Mrs. Fleming Constantino Reyes Charles Copher Season Algebra I Mrs. Webb Rachael Smith Reymundo Reyes The Jaguars of the Williams Base- Jeremy Tennison Math for Money Misty Abernathy ball League officially start their sea- Geometry Mn. Webb Nathaniel Swift John Worsham son today, May 30. Algebra II This year the league has junior Mr. Barclay I Jolena Fleming Dusty Anderson league (13-15) and senior league (16- Mindy Mitchell 18) representing the three town area Mrs. Webb Tasha Webb Nikki Beggs Jaonna Harris of Cross Plains, May, and Rising Star. Pre-Caladus Malyssa Sowell Jeremy Barnett Personnel from Cross Plains include Trigalem A Justin Richey Kristy Bowden Jared Richards, Donnie Dillard, and John Chesshir Joseph Turner. Calculus Janeal Stephens READING IMPROVEMENT Both teams have the potential to go Inclusion Scott Mackey Billy Jones to district and state playoffs. Senior RESEARCH league will play a scrimmage game Research 8th Vanessa Webb Marian Hix Jodi Payne against Hico Saturday, June 1, at 5:30 Brittany Bennett p.m. on the Williams field. SCIENCE The league would like to thank the Science 7th LD. Whitehead Wanda Bell Peoples State Bank and the Rising Roger Carey T.J. Harris Star Nursing Home for helping Jake Merryman sponsor the teams. Additional spon- Science 8th Brandi Richey Amber Taff sors are needed, if interested please Vanessa Webb contact Carl E. Cottrell (817) 643- Jodi Payne Mary Jo Nickerson 5010 or Richard Cottrell (817) 643- Phy Science Claren Sliger 1117. LeaJean Wyatt Rachael Smith Brice Fades Jolena Fleming Nathaniel Swift Justin Richey Malyssa Sowell Manisa), Jason Carey Jaonna Harris Physics Vanessa Kimmel BUFFALOES BEST IN CROSS COUNTRY SOCIAL STUDIES ...Laura Ricci and Justin Richey CO:0812PhY 7th LD. Whitehead Ryan Aitchison TX History 74t LD. Whitehead Scott Mackey U.S. History 8th Brandi Richey Michell Weaver Jodi Payne Dani Priesman US. Hugon/ 9th 'Jolene Fleming LeaJean Wyatt Sam Nixon Rachael Smith World Hien Justin Richey Jaonna Hams World Gang Nathaniel Swift Kimberly Ratliff Rep. 7th — L.D. Whitehead, Lindsey Bantu US. Govt. DeAnna Besselaar Misty Abernathy 8th — Larry Lee, Stephanie Childress Economies Vanessa Kimmel Jeff Parker Freshman — Ashley Beggs, Matt McGowen .`SPANISH Sophomore— Nathaniel Swift Spanish I Mindy Mitchell B.J. Reed Junior — Jason Carey, Crystal Davis Jolena Fleming Senior — Vanessa Kimmel Kimberly Ratliff SCHOLARSHIP Best Conventionalist Constantino Reyes Ranger Junior College — Kristy Bowden Spanish II Jeremy Bameu Adam Anderson Fl IA — DeAnna Besselaar Justin Richey Crystal Davis NOMINEES FOR STUDENT OF THE MONTH Malyssa Sowell Junior High - Brittany Bennett, Clint Bailey, Jodi Payne, Jackson Worsham, B.K. Bell, Coby Richards, Brandi Richey, Nathan I la wkins, Jake Best Conversationalist Adriana Monrreal Merryman, Chrystal Canales, Roger Carey, Linsey Meiron, LD. Whitehead, Nicholas Dunitn Malyssa Sowell High School - Jeff Sproles, laced Richards, Jolena Fleming, C.J. Parham, Malyssa Sowell, Justin Richey, Laura Ricci, Jason Carey, DeAnna Spanish III DeAnna Besselaar Besselaar, Roger Pope, Brock Walker, Sam Nixon, Mindy Mitchell Best Conversationalist Jeremy Tennison STUDENT OF THE MONTH VAC Junior High - Jodi Payne & Nathan Hawkins and Lindsey Meiron & Nicholas Dimitn VAC Brent Mackey High School - Malyssa Sowell & Brock Walker and DeAnna Besselaar & Donnie Dillard STUDYINCIST STUDENTS IN TUTORIAL — Ashley Beggs, Mindy Mitchell, Laura Ricci ACADEMIC LETTER Crystal Carouth, Kimberly Ratliff, land Richards, Nataniel Swift, Jason Carey, John Chesshir, Justin Richey, Malyssa Sowell, Vanessa OUTSTANDING LIBRARY AIDES — home Harris, Jeremy Bameu, Jarad Richards, Joseph Turner, Leif Hunter, John Worsham Kimmel, Janeal Stephens, Brock Walker OUTSTANDING LUNCHROOM AIDE—land Richards NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS ANNUAL STAFF—Jeff Brown, Kelly Wellrnaker, Chandra Heath, Randy Griswold, Kami Lewis SENIORS—Brock Walker, Vanessa Kimmel, Janeal Stephens, *Donnie Dillard, •DeAnna Besselaar UIL — ACADEMIC JUNIORS—Jeremy Bantu, Malyssa Sowell, Jason Carey, John Chesshir, Jaonna Harris, Justin Richey, Lee Wayne Wheeler, • Knrsty Bowden Top 10% of Gus — Jancal Stephens, Vanessa Kimmel, Brock Walker SOPHOMORES—•Nathaniel Swift, •Jarad Richards, *Kimberly Ratliff, •Crysul Carouth, 'Carlton Thomas, *John Worsham, 'Justin LITERARY Hopkins, *Natasha Webb, •Benji Blackstock, •Kami Lewis Lincoln/Douglas Debate - In District— Vanessa Kimmel • 1st year N.H.S. OAP ZONE CONTEST TOP THREE STUDENTS BY CLASS Best Actor — John Chesshir 7th—Jake Merryman, L.D. Whitehead, Nicholas Dimitri Al] Star Cast — Malyssa Sowell 8th--Brandi Richey, Vanessa Webb, Jodi Payne Honorable Mention — Whitney Kirkham, Matt McGowen 9th—Jolena Fleming, Mindy Mitchell, Sam Nixon STUDENT COUNCIL 10th—Jarad Richards, Nathaniel Swift, Kimberly Ratliff President — Randy Griswold 11th— Justin Richey, Malyssa Sowell, Jaonna Harris Vice President — Jeremy Bernell SENIORS WITH 4 YEAR 90 AVERAGE—Janeal Stephens, Vanessa Kimmel, Brock Walker, DeAnna Besselaar, Donnie Dillard Secretary — Janeal Stephens TOP 10 SENIORS--Janeal Stephens, Vanessa Kimmel, Brock Wallcer, DeAnna Besselaar, Donnie Dillard, Jeff Parker, Misty Strickland, Treasurer —Justin llopkins Jeremy Tennison, Blake Foster, Misty Abernathy CONGRATULATIONS TO EACH AND EVERY ONE OF YOU!! HOMER ROBISON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP SIBLEY - BARNARD WINNER - FOOTBALL BUFFALOES BEST IN TENNIS ...Brock Walker ...Donnie Dillard ...Jarad Richards and Mindy Mitchell

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CLASSIFIED RATES: INSERTION BUSINESS SERVICES HELP WANTED $3.00 For the first 20 CLASSIFIED ADS DEADLINES: words. Additional NOON TUESDAY CARPET CLEANED QUALIFIED WELDERS words 200 each. (817) 725-6111 AND SOLD NEEDED-Must pass welding test. Commercial/Residential. Free esti- Starting salary $9.00 per hour. Apply mates. Scotch Guarding Available. in person at Ross Cbmpany, 209 Early Carpet sold, repaired, installed. New Blvd., Brownwood, TX. 7-3tc FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or used. DUB MEADOR (817) 725 CARD OF THANKS GARAGE SALES 7720. 18-tk SUMMER WORK $9.25 TO START FOR SALE-Set of golf clubs, $50; HOUSE FOR SALE-833 North Card Of Thanks YARD SALE-Sat., June 1, 8 a.m.- YARD WORK WANTED-Mow- COLLEGE STUDENTS alsoyoung laying hens. (817) 725- Ave. E, (817) 725 -6651.74. The Project Graduation Committee 3 p.m., freezer, vacuum, large clothes, ing, Weedeating, Edging, Trimming, National Firm Expanding To 6853. 649 and Seniors of '96 wish to thank ev- 880 (Cot- FOR SALE-3 bedroom house on jeans, 4 IR miles on FM ...ate. Experienced and dependable, FOR SALE-Small house to be eryone who had a part in Project Cross Plains Area large lot, new paint inside and out, tonwood Hwy.) Pat Stephens 9-lip Erfeasonable and competitive rates. Flexible Schedules Available moved or torn down. Call after 5 p.m. Graduation. water well, water cooler, wood heater, Reed's Brandon Smith (817) 725-6489. 6-4tp Call Abilene For Interview (817) 725-6436. 6-31c Thanks to the Methodist Church for Saturday, 9 a.m. - ? Debbie George Scott St. (817) 725-7339 or house behind football field, tools, new (915) 695-8795 7-3ir the use of their facilities, and to ev- FOR SALE-8X 12 portable storage (504) 664-6190. 9.4w WATER SYSTEMS-Pumps, eryone whO donated time, food, boxes of nails, clothes, toys, baseball electric controls, storage tanks, call NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED- building, (817) 725-6870. 9.4 cards, books, antique sewing ma- 358 ACRES NORTHWEST OF money, prizes or who helped in any -Roger Crawford, (817) 725-7219 or $500/S900 weekly potential. Process chine, lightning rods, answering ma- PIANO FOR SALE-Wanted, re- CROSS PLAINS-very nice 3 bed- way. We want you to know w c appre- mortgage refunds in your area. Part chine, antique grinding wheels. 9.1w 1,25-7513. 12.-d, sponsible party to take on small room home, pool, second smaller ciate you very much. Without your or full time, Call 1-216-233-4209. monthly payments on console piano. house, large metal barn with office help and cooperation the event WILL DO TYPING OF ANY Ext. 245 (24 hrs.) GARAGE SALE-Sat., June 1, 8 KIND-Resumes, Term Papers, See locally. Call 800-635-7611. 8 3tp and shop, 9 water wells, some irriga- wouldn't be possible. a.m. - 3 p.m. only. Clothes, steroes, Business Letters, etc. Contact HELP WANTED-Girling Health tion, Coastal, Turkey Creek, liveoak, camera and case, Rocky Mountain Deborah at The Cross Plains Review Care, Inc. Home care attendants /ATTENTION : SOUTHPAWS\ postoak, GAME, owner financing, Card Of Thanks jeans, etc. 124 S. Ave. B For more or call 817-725-6111 before 5 p.m. needed in Cross Plains and sur- IFOR SALE-The following left could divide, $450,000 I want to thank all the friends of information call (817)725-6634. 9 IT rounding areas to help with house- 'handed golf clubs in excellent' 57 ACRES NORT_HWEST OF Barbara and myself for their prayers, MIDDLETON WATER WELL keeping and personal care. For more 'condition. CROSS PLAINS-3 water wells, the food, and the support that came so • II • II • • II • le • • IN II MI • • SERVICE • • information call 1-800-6654471. 9- iSet of Pinchet2nons w/graphitel livcoak, postoak, field, good hunting, freely. But most of all, I want to thank FOR SALE Complete Pump Service & Sales a • Itc 'shafts, 3 t.Mi-SIVI,(ed dot) - S375.1 owner financing, S42,403. you for the friendship that you have 80 Acres w/older frame house, I: 24 Hour Service shown during the last 18 months. (817) 643-3701 or (817) 725-6239 :JetstreamI oversize driver wititanium. Allen Real Estate e north on Hwy 206, then left FM . I hope that I will be able to repay you Mobile (817) 653-7667 'head and graphite shaft - S110 (915) 698-4600 - office ' 569, left on FM 3265, right on • 'Knight Billy Club metal woods w/1 somehow. • (915) 675-0522 - home 9-dc Cty. Rd 157. T.C. Boren Prop- : (graphite shafts, 1, 3, & 5 - $75 fort Jim NIcKoy FOR ALL YOUR MARY KAY • crty $60,000 • lithe set. • • PASTURE WANTED PRODUCTS-Call Pauniece • • !Square 2 one-iron - $25. Card of Thanks Oglesby, (817) 725-6772. Complete • 401 East 8th $20,000 • 'Driver w/graphite head and shaft -I How do you say thank you for a year • • product line in stock. Free delivery, • • HELP!!--Paying $8 to $35 per acre 1$25. of support? Dick faced this illness APPLICATIONS ARE NOW BE- • 416 N. Main $8,000 • for 50 to 200 acres. Call (817) 725- Gift Wrapping. 32-tre 'Call (915) 893-2749 if no answer,' with so much courage and with the • • ING ACCEPTED -for one, two, • a 7141. 7-u-, eve message. 4-tfp prayers, and support of family and and three bedroom apartments. A one • Terry Williams • MONUMENTS AND MEMORI- friends we found strength to finish the • • . Century 21 . ALS-Cliff Kirkham is agent for bedroom and a two bedroom apart- fight. Thank each one for your prayers, TO GIVE AWAY ment will soon be available for eli- • (915) 646-0547 • Riley-Gardener Monument Service LIVESTOCK & PETS cards, visits, food, flowers and do- • • of Hamilton, Texas for the Cross gible applicants. (817) 725-6116 or nations in honor of Dick. We his ••••••••••••••••• O&A Ranch has puppies to give away Plains area. Contact Cliff Kirkham (817) 725-6293. Cross Plains family will miss him so much and we Housing Authority, from working parents, Great Pyrenees for complete information on quality FOR SALE-18 month old Red an Equal Hous- know that you his friends will also. ing Opportunity. 8.4tc DORA SMITH and Akita cross,Call (817) 259-3601, monuments. Call (817) 725-6500. Brangus bulls, (817) 725-7638. 8 ap Donna Real Estate Broker West of May on County Road 425. 9- 50-tfc FOR RENT-14x80 mobile home 3 James and Ronnie Scott Rt families 1tp FOR SALE-Registered Beef Mas- Ben and Helen Wagner & family (817) 725-6489 Come see our new Angels at Coun- ter bulls (915) 784-6216. 7 3w bedroom, 2 bath in country, (817) 725- NORA ODOM try Kin. We do wedding selections. 6828. 9-1. John and Bettye Wagner & family Special orders welcome. 124 South & The Hefner family (817) 725-6840 NEW AVON Main (817) 725-6528. s-it. 81/2 x 11, 81/2 x14, or 11 x17 • 3-2-2 brick, 21 beautifully AUTOS FOR SALE REPRESENTATIVE COPIES AT THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW landscaped acres, water, barn, Call Dee Harrell ,• DRAIN & SEWER trees, shop, storage, extras! For All Your Avon Needs REPAIR 1989 blue GMC full size pickup, MUST SEE! (817) Lawn Mower & Rototiller r THE BACK ROOM -I $7,200, call (817) 725-7167 or 725- * REDUCED -Lovely home, PLUMBING REPAIR 7231.. 9-Itc 21 town, re- 725-7120 ,ket Repair See Cliff At Comet Cleaners - Eastland nENEwmc YOUR suoscninTroH storage, (C & C ENTERPRISE I Laundry & Dry Cleaning I WHEN mod IC & C Service Center" TO THE cross PLAINS REVIEW Was 35,000 NOW $32,500 BENNY CALLAWAY Pickup Mon. - Wed. - Fri. PLEASE BRING (817) 725-7445 I THE nEHemAL CARD • NEW LISTING 3 bed- (817) 725-6200 or I L ...(817) 7257712. SENT TO YOU IN THE MAIL (817) 725-7545 ii••••••■•••m•Immel THANK YOU room, 2 bath, on two large lots, HARRIS exxxxxxwmixxxiki•xx-xxxxxxxxxxxmxxxxxxx•$i storage, carport, fenced. * New List i .tg.;3 hr., brick, RISING STAR EXPERT BODY WORK AND PAINTING 8 1/2 x 11, 8 1/2 x 14, total elettiNmgce on I & SON NURSING CENTER BARRETT BODY SHOP or 11 x17 acrucpxypt Backhoe - Dirtwork Has Vacancies Available For X COPIES a. CLAUDE CHAMPION, OWNER I * 145 ac. Coastal, spring fed Hauling Both Male and Female 1 We Specialize In 0 1 AT THE Residents 'FOREIGN CARS & 915-677-2924 214 N. LEGGETT 01 creek, Eastland Co. CROSS PLAINS * 246 AC., 2 bon., 1 bath • Septic Systems Private Or Semi-Private Rooms 'LUXURY CARS ABILENE, TX. 79603 M Are Available 124 HR. WRECKER SERVICE 915-672-4064 REVIEW house, garage, 8 equipped irri- (817) 643-5322 Call (817) 643-2691 Or Come By raicxxxxxxxxxxxxxxirxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxl gation wells, orchards, barn And Visit At 411 South Miler and pens, mixture of cultiva- In Rising Star 464r. tion, grass and light woods. * Various acreage with JOHN DEERE TRACTORS BUSINESS &PROFESSIONAL homes in the area. Call for de- NEW AND USED TOM'S ROOFING tails! * Tire/auto service, metal PEANUT EQUIPMENT SERVICE LILLISTON-KMC _building, equipment, inven- Composition PLANTERS-DISKS-DRILLS tory, 13/4 ac. owner financing. Built up DIRECTORY S25,000 ROLLING CULTIVATORS Wood 9.11c CHISELS Metal SELL OR TRADE Vent Installation CLARK TRACTOR & SUPPLY, INC. Decking CROSS A-J Pest 15 Years Experience DELEON - (817) 893-2061 Control COMANCHE - (915) 356-2593 Free Estimates PLAINS JONES Tommy Phillips Jr. Quality Service 1st WHERE YOUR BUSINESS MEDICAL REAL ESTATE IS APPRECIATED (817) 725-7537 8-4tp Termites • Yards CENTER Super nice 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 902 N. MAIN Roaches • Trees bath, brick home, (all electric) OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY Mention Ad on 8.73 acres, 3 water Hells, 4 8:30 A.M. - 5 P.M. 9th & Main storage buildings, tractor Fairbanks Morse Water Systems Receive 10% Discount shed, orchard, excellent loca- Complete Systems Sold And Installed Cross Plains (817) 725-7106 Phone: 725-6747 (915) 692-1702 tion, $115,000. Restore this 2 story country Buddy's Plumbing home located on 4 acres in Cot- • Rising Star, Tx. 5"c (817) 643-7312 tonwood. New Tires Used Tires To Place 4 vacant lots in new home REGISTERED T & K TIRE Your Ad in construction area. PROFESSIONAL 2 bedroom fixer-upper on cor- & ALIGNMENT This LAND SURVEYOR ner of Ave. C and 7th, also travel BI-RITE AUTO Highway 36 North Section PHONE (817) 725-7361 4 BLOCKS E. OF LIGHT Cross Plains, Texas 76443 JOHN D. BURLESON Call The 2 bedroom home on N. Main CROSS PLAINS, TEXAS 76443 (817) 725-6223 St. with 1 bedroom home suit- P.O. BOX 365 Tractor or Truck Tires Cross Plains able for rental property. Good CROSS PLAINS location - close to school. AUTOMOBILES - VANS - SUBURBANS Front-End Alignment (817) 725-6485 Review (817) 1988 HYUNDAI EXCEL, 4-DOOR $995 Brakes NEW CARPET - PAINT, 3 1992 HYUNDAI EXCEL, 2-DR , COLD AIR, ONLY 52,000 MILES $2,950 725-6111 Bedroom, I bath house on cor- 1986 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS, FULLY LOADED WAS $2,950 NOW $2,750 ner of 10th and Ave. F. Owner- 1979 MERCURY, 2-DR., RUNS GOOD $200 DOWN agent. 1979 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN, 350 V-8 $1,650 3 BEDROOM ON AVE D, 1982 CHEVROLET DIESEAL SUBURBAN, VERY GOOD $2,750 To Place BUGBUSTER remodeled, see to appreciate. Pest Your Ad in Reduced $16,000 PICKUPS - MISC. Nice vacant lot, corner of Av- 1989 FORD F-150 $3,450 Control This 1985 FORD DIESEL, DUAL REARS, NEW STEEL FLATBED, 4-SP $3,750 Prompt & Dependable enue D and 13th. 1986 FORD F250 DIESEL, VERY GOOD CONDITION, NEW GREY AND WHITE PAINT Title & Abstract Service Section Neat 1 bedroom home, corner $3,450 (817) 725-6740 1985 FORD F259 DIESEL SUPERCAB, NEW 2 TONE PAINT, BUCKET SEATS, Tom Walker, Manager Call The of 9th and Avenue C. AUTOMATIC $3,975 -800-605-PEST 1983 FORD F250 SUPERCAB DIESEL, 9,500 MILES ON REBUILT 6.9 DIESEL, NEW Cross Plains JOHNNIE BLAND PAINT, 4-SPEED, COLD AIR $4,975 TERRY HARRIS SLIDE IN WRECKER, FORD PICKUP BEDS, CAMPER SHELL, 18" TIRES HC 86, BOX 65 Review (817) (817) 725-6293 BAIRD TX. 79504 2 -6 Cross Plains, Tx. WE HUY COM CARS, PICKUPS, VANS, ETC. 9.1TC 9 tfc CLASSIFIEDS Callahan Co. Ranch — CROSS PLAINS REVIEW MAY 30, 1996

PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Rodeo Sat., June 1

Notice of Accepting Bids The Callahan County Sheriff's Green. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR Posse will host their 9th Annual 9, CALLAHAN COUNTY The City of Cross Plains is now ac- OF PROPOSED TEXAS HIGH- Ranch Rodeo, Saturday, June 1st, FARMER'S CO-OP cepting bids on the sale and removal WAY MAINTENANCE WORK beginAing at 6pm, in the Sheriff's Steve Goldsmith, Bob Colson, of the old water tank located at 15th Sealed Proposals For: Tree Pruning Posse Rodeo Arena in Baird. Bubba Hargrove, Ronnie and Fos Bond Steel Deadline for The events scheduled for the McWhirter and Loren Odell. and Trimming. Underbrush Re- placing a bid is 5:00 p.m. on June 4, Ranch Rodeo are things the "Old 10, THRIFTY'S FOOD MART moval. and Shrub Trimming on 19%. Bids should be turned in at City Time" Cowboys would do on a Marshal Green, Jimmy Hargrove, Various Highways in Callahan Hall. The council reserves the right to working cattle ranch. Shane Lee, Cody Odom and Dean County will be recieved by the Texas reject any or all bids. For more in- Fifty local cowboys, working in Bowen. Department of Transportation located ten, five men teams will perform: These businesses, not only formation concerning this project, at 4250 N. Clack, Abilene, Texas Team Penning, Team Branding, sponsor a team, but also donate contact City Hall at (817) 725-6114. until respective bid opening time Team Mugging, Teem Roping and money to pay for prizes awarded on Thursday. June 13. 1996 then everybody's favorite, the Wild Cow to the Second and Third place Milk frig, teams. Cisco Rope Company of publicly opened and read. LOST & FOUND Local businesses sponsor these gives ropes to the Fourth All prospective bidders are advised Cisco, teams, and etch team, developed place winners. that there will not be a pre-bidders through thAuck of tf4 draw" bears Nelson Farm and Ranch Sales, FOUND—Small male Schnauzer conference for this contract. • their sponsor's name. and Luskeys Western Wear of Bidding proposals, plans and speci- dog, he keeps looking for his master, The Callahan County Sheriff's Abilene furnish the first place fications will be available ON AND (817) 725-7326. 9-tx Posse 1996 Ranch Rodeo Teams trophy belt buckles given to each AI-1 ER MONDAY. MAY 13. 1996 and Sponsors are as follows. of the winning team members. LOST—Tiger stripe heifer north of at the District Office located at: 4250 . METAL MART Tim Broadfoot of Clyde, Benton Cross Plains, black tag in one ear and N.Clack,Abilene,Texas,Telephone Shannon Staggs, Tim Broadfoot, Pruet of Baird and Abilene I white 25 in the other, contact Rusty GUEST DETAILS SCHOOL and the excitement for the finishing (915) 676-6852. Wayne Smith, Kelly McLaughlin, Livestock Auction have donated Reed (817) 725-7363. 91tc and Frankie Hyles. CONSTRUCTION — Coach Bill dates were anticipated: August 1 for Usual Rights Reserved. 9-a. the use of their livestock for the 2 1ST NATIONAL BANK OF Ranch Rodeo. Boyd presented to the Kiwanis an the new classrooms and November WHEN RENEWING YOUR SUOSCRIPTION FOUND—Dog at the Community BAIRD AND CLYDE To addjto .thamexcitement, for update pet the new construction fly the new gym. Kathy Chcsshir and TO THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW in PLEASE ORING Center. Call (817) 725-6363 to de- Bill Collins, Bubba Wilson, Kyle anyone twenty-one years and progress at Cross Plains' l.' irre- Bill Boyd are pictured. THE RENEWAL CARD Scott, Allen Wilson and Sam over, (even if they're not entered in SENT TO YOU IN THE MAIL scribe and claim. 9-tip tailed architectural plans were shared THANK YOU Hargrove. the regular ranch rodeo) there will 3. WICHITA FALLS be a "Wild Steer Saddling". PRODUCTION CREDIT For the young Cowboys and ASSOCIATION Cowgirls, seven and under, there Artfest '96 At TSTC Bobby Lee, Kenneth Saunders, will be a "Boot Race", a ten dollar Signup To Be Held Ronnie Barr, Charlie Palmer and first prize will be offered to the first Josh King. contestant back across the line Brownwood June 8 4. HAMNER CHEVROLET- wearing both boots! pONT1AC-GMC-GEO AND For the eight through twelve year TSTC Brownwood will be spon- scenes, landscapes, folk art, wild Until July 12 HAMNER CHRYSLER- olds, there will be a goat scramble. soring Artfest '96 on Saturday, June life, and/or still life. PLYMOUTH-DODGE-JEEP- Two goats will be turned loose in EAGLE the arena with ribbons on their 8, from 12:30 - 2:30 p.m. The show will be judged by Gisela flexibility contracts are not TAYLORVILLE, ILL.— Ricky Beasley, Jim Hobbs, Robert tails! Artists must submit paintings by Johnson of Sweetwater. She will be available for ELS cotton and Agriculture Secretary Dan Windham, Tommy Smith and Kent Winners of this event will be the 4:00 p.m., on Friday, June 7 to Texas selecting the top paintings for which Glickman today kicked-off a one- oilseeds but marketing assistance Cribbs. first two contestants back across State Technical College, 305 Booker they will present awards. TSTC time signup period for producers loans will be available to producers 5. CLYDE FARM AND RANCH the line with these ribbons. First Building, Brownwood. All paint- Student Council, staff, and the gen- wishing to enroll their farms in a of these commodities." SUPPLY prize is $10.00, second prize, Glickman reminded producers ings arc to be ready to hand with no eral public will also vote on the Production flexibility Contract by Sam Seider, Tommy Boyd, Rodger $5.00. that compliance with conservation saw-tooth hangers. Paintings are paintings and will purchase two at signing up producers in Christian Campbell, Justin Cannon and Paul For a full night of "Old West" and wetlands provisions continues limited to 2 only per artist. $500 each. County, IL. The sign up period runs Bums. family style fun, bring the entire to be a condition of participation. Media can be oils, pen and ink, until July 12, 1996. The contracts, 6. PARKER FUNERAL HOME family and come on out Saturday, For further information contact authorized by the 1996 Farm Bill, Payment limitation rules that were Mike Cannon, Rooster Hargrove, June 1st, at 6pm, to the Callahan watercolor, pastel, and mixed media. Michelle Owings at (915) (A3-1552. are for seven years, beginning in applicable in 1995 also will be Archie Akers, Terry French and County Sheriff's Posse Ranch Categories are western art, pastoral 1996 and ending in 2002. applicable to these payments. The John Fred McWilliams. Rodeo. "I wish to stress that this is the total amount of payment a person 7, THE PEOPLE'S STATE BANK A fully stocked concession stand only opportunity producers will may receive In any fiscal year may Wesley Wilson, David Collins, Doug will be offering soft drinks, bar-b- not exceed $40,000. Reading is the work of tine alert I. is dein:wiling awl midi's- have to enroll and those who fail to Akers, Scotty Goldsmith and Gary que sandwiches, chili dogs, 4 •CM,11,i? . This gives the do so now will not be eligible at a Farmers may plant as they wish ideal conditions produces final!, a sort of Richardson. nachos, chips, popcorn, candy, later date," Glickman said. 'There under the program, but fruits or experience of reading a sublimity and power noaled het anS 6, CALLAHAN COUNTY etc. will be no further additional vegetables may not be planted on other form of et. lllllll tinicat. . Adult tickets are three dollars, signups except for land corning contract acres, except under VETERINARY CLINIC out of the Conservation Reserve certain circumstances. A producer Rob Harle, Monty Ancinec, Mel children under twelve can enter for Program. This is required by the may enroll all or part of the farm's Matthews, Joe Cooper and Ronald one dollar! 1996 Act and I have no discretion contract base acreage in the $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ to extend this date." program and, after signup, may "Farms with a planting history in request a permanent reduction in one of the past five years of wheat, the acreage without penalty. Open Til 9 p.m. Friday corn, grain sorghum, barley, oats, Payment and loan rate BAIRD'S ANNUAL upland cotton or rice are eligible to information are available from the Open Til be enrolled in this program, local Farm Service Agency (FSA) Glickman said. "Production County office. TRADES DAYS 9:30 a.m. Saturday WHEN RENEWING YOUR SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW FESTIVAL JUNE 1 The Baird Chamber of Commerce Department will be hosting a special 20 pack cans PLEASE BRING will be hosting it's Annual Trades "Pumper Races" event during the Schaefer $7.99 THE RENEWAL CARD Festival, Saturday, June 1. Arts, and afternoon, showing their skills and Natural Light. case of cans $9.79 SENT TO YOU IN THE MAIL crafts booths, food booths, live en- expertise. They will be competing Coors/Lt. suitcase $14.98 tertainment, fun, games and activi- against other area Volunteer Fire THANK YOU ties are planned for this special Departments. A new event for this Keystone Lt. ease of cans $11.98 event. The Baird Volunteer Fire year will be the "Kids Corner," fea- Old Milwaukee case of cans $10.98 turing fun and games for the little TEXAS STATEWIDE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING NETWORK ..long neck 6 pack $3.19 tykes, along with the annual "train Bud and Coors Dry 4401.4"." ti SIN 111, Azr.- AINIIIIIII1 ride" for the kids. Area performers - at ar aaaaH a Ma MI IMUMS =I AMP alel. will be performing on stage for your i War "IIMIIMS • ar-.--a vat "laanaar eine- .0 a a At as, entertainment. The Burkett Store vs a aa mar-__a 'WNW w ....ar"-•e 1111M ‘ftbraPealr- Activities will begin at 10:00 a.m. (915) 624-5463 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYMENT Quality - service - excellence. Free brochures. Live entertainment will be from MEDICAL BILLING START yourownbusi- PHOTOGRAPHER: GLAMOUR CO. seeks Sentinel Buildings, 1-800-327-47790. 10:00 a.m. until 2:00, the "Kids $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ ness. Process health insurance claims photographers. Extensive regional travel! Ben- WOLFF TANNING BEDS. Tan at home. Corner" will be open from 10:00 a.m. electroncially. No exp. req'd. Exc. income po- efits, salary, commissions. Expenses paid. Buy direct and save! Conunercialfhome units tential Investment 53,495-57,995. Financing Openings for make-up artists. Couples wel- from $199.00. Low monthly payments. Free until 2 p.m., the "Pumper Rams" will avail NCS 1-800-207-3711, ext. 674. come. 1-800-8004948 Ext. 207. colic catalog Call today 1-800-8424305. begin at 2:00 p.m. on 3rd Street, OWN YOUR OWN apparel, bridal, THINK DQ, SMALL, friendly communities, between Market and Race. western wear, shoe, crystril/gift or $1.00 variety competitive salaries, monthly bonuses, strong store. Includes inventory, fixtures, buying trip, rnanagementsuppon, and a product that people RAPID WEIGHT LOSS. "Only $17.95." The Chamber of Commerce will be Bayer Motor Co. Bums fat, calor:, stops hunger. Lose 3-5 training. Minimum investment $16,900.00. Call love. How many other reasons would you need serving it's annual Bar-B-Q lunch Dan at Libert Fashions. 501-327-8031. for wanting to be a unit manager at Dairy pounds/week. Money back guaranteed. Call for information. United Iii tics! 1-800- starting at 11:00 a.m. in the Fire DRIVERS WANTED Queen? Send your resume to CDQ, P.O. Box 733-3288 (C.O.D.'s a ATTN: EXPERIENCED TRUCK drivers 921003, Fort Worth, TX 761,21, ATTN; Ban. Department building on the corner of Cross Plains You'll be lad ou did I drive to ownl I SO down/78 cents all miles. 3rd and Market Streets. Ownership in 18 months. Avg. 10,000+ miles/ FORGET "TRADITIONAL" ADVERTIS- 201 N. Main St. -:- Cross Plains, Texas month. Company drivers: newer equipment WOULD YOU LIKE to learn more about the ING. Learn how to reach 40 million on the At 6:00 p.m. the Callahan County Competitive pay/benefits. Call• New Apple world? Host Scandinavian, European, South Internet for pennies a day. Call 713-527-9507 Sheriffs Posse will be hosting it's for info pack, or write to 5K Marketing, 1436 Bus. (817) 725-6838 Res. (817) 725-6320 Lines 1-800-843-8308 or 1-800-843-3384 American, Asian, Russian high school exchange annual Ranch Rodeo. To top off the Madison, SD. Mon-Fri 8-5Ptn centraL Call! students arriving August. Call AISE 1-800- W. Gray, N646, Houston, TX 77019. DALE BISHOP MANAGER-SALESMAN DRIVER-WE PUT you miles ahead with SIBLING. day, you can dance under the stars at 2,500/week I Great pay/benefits, late model FINANCIAL SERVICES 40 ACRES BETWEEN Junction and Fon the street dance on Market Street, equipment, generous bonus programs. Experi- FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION. Immedi- McKavett_ Rolling hill country, good cover, featurinttow Jazz" from 9:00 p.m. encedfinexperienced driven. Burlington Mo- ate relief! Too many debts? Overdue bills? joins large ranch. Great deer, turkey hunting. tor Carriers. 1-800-JOIN-BMC. EOE S600 down, $281/mo. (11%-20yrs) 210-257- until 1:00 a.m. Admission to the 1994 Olds Cutlass, 25k $13,000 Reduce monthly payments 30%-50%. Reduce 5564. DRIVERS - CALARK INTERNATIONAL interest Stop collection callers. Restore credit. dance is $5.00 each or $8.00 per 1993 Olds 88, 33k $13,500 offers great pay, benefits and the chance to get NCCS, nonprofit 1-800-955-0412. BARGAINS ON GOVERNMENT fore- home more often! Must be 22 with CDL and closed homes. Save up to 50% or more. Mini- couple. 1991 Olds Cutlass, 62k $7,500 INVESTORS WILL BUY or invest in small mum or no down payment. Delinquent tax If you would like to have a booth for HazMat endorsement 1-800-950-8326. business! For free information: Said $7 post- 1984 Buick LaSabre $2,500 DRIVERS...ROADRUNNER TRUCKING properties, repos sold this month. Call now for age & handling to: Business lists! 1-800-338-0020 ext. 299. the annual Trades Festival, or need u hiring OIR flatbed driven. Benefits, rider Owners Association, 11999 ICaty Freeway, more information about this annual 1992 Ford Crown Victoria $10,500 program, new assigned conventionals, sign-on Suite #150, Houston, TX 77079. GOT A CAMPGROUND membership or time- share? We'll take it America's most successful 1994 Chevrolet Corsica, 4-dr. $9,950 bonus, competitive pay. Call today! 1-800- NOTES, ANNUITIES, LOTTERIES. Re- event, please contact the Baird 876-7784. Owner-operators welcome I resort resale clearinghouse. Call Reson Sites in- ceiving payments? Get cash now I Colonial formation toll free hotline 1-800-423-5967. Chamber of Commerce office at 1992 Chevrolet 1/2 ton Pickup $13,000 DRIVERS • SINGLESEITAMS - 0/0 lease Financial, the nationwide leader since 1984. I (915) 854-2003, office hours arc program - no money down. Must meet DOT 800-969-1200. SO. COLORADO RANCH, 115 AC - 1991 Ford 1/2 ton Supercab $8,500 mquirernent Late model walk-in. Call Arctic FOR SALE $39,900. Specumula r360 degnx views of Span- 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon. Express 1-800-927-0431. ish Peaks & Sangre De &inns, rolling fields, 1989 Buick Park Avenue, 61k $8,750 PRESSURE CLEANERS PSI 1150-599; trophy elk, deer, big horn sheep. County road DRIVERS WANTED. E.L. Powell & Sons, 1500-5299; 2000-5339-, 3500-5899; Honda rr"'", 1991 Ford Explorer $13,000 Tulsa, OK.. We offer late model equipment, frontage. tel/elec. Owner financing. Call any- contractor 4000-51199; complete, factocY di- time. 719-742-5207. Majors Ranch. 1988 Ford Escort 4-door $2,850 good insurance, mileage pay. One year verifi- met, tax free, lowest prices, catalog, 24 hours. ableflat bed experience. 918-446-4447. 1 -800- 1-800-931-9274. TIMESHARE UNITS and campground mem- Nri..45p6utr.! 444-3777. berships. Distress sales-cheap) Worldwide se- 1992 Chevrolet Astro Van $12,500 STEEL BUILDINGS: CONTRACTOR'S lections. Call Vacation Network U.S. and ttlittitt RAPID FREIGHT OF Texas; a Texas based inventory clearance. Overstocked buildings to caner seeking OTR teams & singles 90% of Canada, 1-800-543-6173. Free rental informa- WANT be sold at invoice. 20x281, 30'x40', tics' 954-563-5586. Reel 95's or newer. 1-800-607-5695. 40'x48', 45'x70, 52'x140'. Still crated-new ADS 1 GMAC and Bank Finance available. TRUCK DRIVERS NEEDED to operate 48 materials - easy assembly I I 1-800-411-5869. VACATION states. No Canada. Haul dry freight. No Haz- S r GET STEEL BUILDINGS SALE: 5,003-* sizes. A ' ' MT. ey area VA- We have more cars on our Comanche lot. If Mat. Excellent pay & benefits. Minimum 1 yr 30x40x10, $4,835; 40x60x14, $8,819; cation stays 4 day/3 night hotel package from •'RESULTS MR experience. Call Continental Express 1- 50x60x12, $9,512; 501100'16, $15,670; S59. Call now for reservations: 1-800-749- you don't see what you need, call and we 800-695-4473. 60x80x14 $14,290; 60x100x16, $17,619. 4045 ext. 889 9am - 6pm EST. can check over there. 2 Ilc Call this ttaspaper for details on how to advertise statewide. V"

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MAY 31 JUNE 3 Mrs. James Chesshir Sandra Weiss Carey Roland Brown Steve Luter Darla Davis Earl E. Hooks JUNE 4 Mrs. Elmer Biehl Tommy Lynn Porter Mrs. Herman Weaver Tommy Mac Connelly Danna Erwin Mrs. A. F. Harris Chancy West Joe Hanke, Jr. Douglas Edwin Ege Wayland Blair Laney Calhoun Kenneth Smith Dennis Brown JUNE 5 Melinda Williams Mrs. Jay Hughes Sherry Odom Sarah Weiser David Purdue Noel Ingram Karen Ross Mrs. Jerry (Sherri) Belew JUNE 1 Eddy Joe McAnally Anita Buchannan Bill Stephens Rita Bates Maudie J. Brown Gary Gilmore James Bryan Hutchins Doris Adams Clara Nell Spencer Junior Harding Russell Steele Bea Black Gene Bush Robert L. Hayes Staci Watson Christine Graham Jeri Woodruff RICK BROWN Mrs. R. D. Corley JUNE 6 Derek Downs MR. AND MRS. TODD CHRISTIAN WEINGARTEN Genie Penn JUNE 2 Mrs. Ray Purvis 1983 C.P. Graduate ti Bill Pope Mary Callaway • Goble and Weingarten Todd Hogan John NI. Lapata Receives BS Degree Darrel 0. Walker Michael Gregory Johnny Smoot Jane Nunn Richard "Rick" Brown, a 1983 Rick is a Passenger Service Supc United In Marriage In Greg Rogers Gregg Williams Cross Plains High School graduate visor for American Eagle Airlines. Debbie Markham Bruce Hubbard just completed his Bachelor of Sci- DFW Airport, where he will col Outdoor Ceremony Donny Webb ence Degree in Business Manage- tinuc to pursue his management c: Jennifer Lynn Goble and Todd The groom is the son of Mr. George Ross Rowlett ment from LeTourneau University. Christian Weingarten were united in Weingarten of Long Beach, Cali- marriage at 4:30 in the afternoon on fornia. He is a 1988 graduate of May 10, 1996, in an outdoor cer- Clovis West High School in Clovis, emony at Lake Tahoe, California. California. John Hanke Receives The bride is the daughter of Stanley After a honeymoon trip to To get your name on the Birthday Column, send your and Norma Goble of Cross Plains. Monteray, California, the couple name and date of birth to The Cross Plains Review, P.O. Box She is a 1991 graduate of Cross will make their home in Abilene 519, Cross Plains, Texas 76443. There is no charge for this Plains High School. Jennifer is where Todd is an LVN at Wood's service. Masters Degree currently attending the Stenograph Counseling Center and Jennifer is To delete a name due to death or other reason send Institute of Texas studying court re- employed at Chili's Restaurant. name and birth date (Month and Dav) or call (817) 725- John Hanke, 1985 Cross Plains While in school, John helped sta. porting. 6111. High School and 1989 University of Archetype Interactive, a compan Texas at Austin graduate, received which produces 3 D interactiv his Masters in Business Administra- games for the Internet. Archctyp CJC President And Dean's tion (MBA) from The Haas School of Interktive was recently acquired b Business at the University of Califor- The 3D0 Company of Redwoo nia at Berkeley on May 19, 1996. His City, California. John will remai List Announced parents, Joe and Era Lee Franke of with 3D0 in the position of produce! Area Cisco Junior College students semester of 1996 were: Jason J. Cross Plains; attended graduation He and his wife, Holly, reside i who were recently released on the Fleming, Michael Dustin Hinyard, ceremonies. Berkeley. President's List for the spring se- and Sandra K. Kalcr, and Tina R. mester of 1996 include: April H. Wyatt of Cross Plains; Jeri R. Barron Cowan and Eddie R. Purcell of Cross and Barbara N. King of Baird; Janet APPRAISAL Plains; Cynthia A. Bates and Patricia M. Murphree of Sidney; Amelia L. A. Hutchinson of Rising Star; Cindy Wingrove of May; and Merritt L. R. Martin of Baird; Joseph T. Gulick, Kendall, Becky L. Bums, Kimberly Ruth A. Langford, and Sunny K. J. Downum, Luis A. Hernandez, Al- NOTICE Derline, and Nelda S. Stewart all of bert G. Canava, Robert E. Butcher, Clyde. Students making the Cristy L. Moore, Krista Pruett, and property for about that amount. "If lower just about everywhere the answer is yes, then that President's List have made a straight James H. Goodson all of Clyde. The throughout the county due to the taxpayer can relax and wait for increased valuations" Lewallen • Dean's List includes students earning "A" record on a 4.0 system. their tax statement to arrive next said. Taxpayers with questions Students making the Dean's List at a 3.5 or better grade point average on fall. We really won't have any idea regarding their value or Cisco Junior College for the spring a 4.0 system. what anyones taxes will be since exemptions can call the appraisal tax rates aren't adopted until late district at (915) 854-1165. summer, but tax rates should be

METEROROLOGIST FROM munities accurate weather informa- Range and Wildlife KTXS-TV GUEST SPEAKER AT tion and warnings when severe KIWANIS—Steve Kersh, Meteo- weather is threatening. Live Doppler rologist from KTXS-TV in Abilene, 12 Radar was also explained. Mr. Tour Mon., June 3 was the guest speaker at the Kiwanis Kersh was the guest of Kiwanian Club of Cross Plains meeting on Mike Cary. A special Range and Wildlife Tour p.m. The group will return to the Tuesday, May 21. Mr. Kcrsh spoke The Kiwanis Club meets each Cool Off sponsored by the Lower Clear Fork main ranch headquarters around about KTXS commitment of pro- Tuesday at noon in the Dairy Queen. of the Brazos SWCD, Texas 7:00 p.m. for dinner, compliments viding Cross Plains and othcr corn- Agriculture Extension Service and of Bob Turner Seed Company of the Natural Resources Breckenridge. Several hours of Conservation Service will be held continuing education units for Monday, June 3rd at the Newell private commercial and non- Farmers & Ranchers Ranch in Shackelford County. commercial applicators license will In A freeir! The tour is designed to give be given upon completion of the producers hands on experience days activities. Participants will Eligible To Apply For and ideas on how to manage their need to remember to bring their rangeland and wildlife resources. applicator number to the meeting. Representatives from the NRCS The sign-up deadline for the tour Economic Injury and Texas Agricultural Extension Is Friday, May 31. A minimal Service will discuss grazing registration fee of S2 Is being systems, prescribed burning, required of all participants. Disaster Loans individual plant treatment of both Participants may register by calling mesquite and prickiypear, Man Heirman at the NRCS office in WASHINGTON — Businesses with a maximum of 30 years allowed livestock response to prescribed Albany at 762-2552, Chance depending on farmers and ranchers in for repayment. burning, population dynamics of Walker at the NRCS office in Baird Callahan, Fisher, Haskell, Jones, The Small Business Administration bobwhite quail, brush mangement at 854-1349, or Rocky Vinson at Nolan, Shackelford, Stonewall, and provides these loans to small busi- techniques, wildlife food plots and the Albany TAEX office at 762- Taylor counties arc eligible to apply nesses which have sustained sub- management of whitetail deer. All services of the Natural for low-interest Economic Injury stantial economic injury resulting A number of specialists such as Resources Conservation Service Disaster Loans from the U.S. Small from natural disasters. Dr. Dale Rollins, Dr. Alan McGinty and the Texas Agricultural Business Administration, U.S. Scn. and Reggie Qulett are scheduled to Extension Service are available Further details may be obtained by Phil Gramm has announced. speak. free of charge to anyone calling the Small Business Adminis- Participants will gather at the regardless of race, creed, color, Gramm said the loans arc available tration toll-free number, 1-800-366- Newell Ranch at the Acampo sex, age, handicap, marital status to help businesses meet normal op- 6303. Headquarters nine miles northwest or national origin. erating expenses that cannot be met of Albany just off Hwy 180 at 3:00 due to effects of a disaster. Drought, high winds which have occurred OFFICE SUPPLIES since January 1, 1995 caused many AT THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW Looking for the coolest treats around? Then cruise into DQ ! farmers and ranchers to experience And try our incredible new Cherry-Lime Freez'r, a delicious_cluo reduced incomes which may have Deadlines For of frozen flavor. Or, the Lemon Freez'r in its new 12-oz. size. Both WHEN RENEWING YOUR SUBSCRIPTION The Cross Plains Review had an adverse economic effect on are non-fat, cholesterol-free foods! Hey, when it comes to cool businesses depending upon these Articles Must be Turned In TO THE CROSS PLAINS REVIEW treats, DQ beats all the others cold! PLEASE BRING producers. Mondays By Noon 1No Eyceo. The closing date for loan appli- ) THE RENEWAL CARD cations is January 6, 1997. Advertisements Must Be SENT TO YOU IN THE MAIL The Economic Injury Disaster Loan In Tuesdays By 5:00 p.m. program covers small businesses Your cooperation is greatly THANK YOU which are without credit elsewhere . appreciated. I) Corp The interest rate available is 4 percent SReg. U.S. Pat. & Tm Ott Am D

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