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Wide Garage Sale \'olnnll' X6 Nnmhn 29 Cop~ t·ight 200X llalc Cl•nter, Texas 79041 5tk Frida~ . .Jul~ 25th, 2008 ~ ; - ~ • .~ ' ' I 87 on 87 .. J]l City -Wide Garage Sale Through the Chamber of Commerce, Hale Center will be having a City Wide Garage Sale on August 9th from 8:00am until 5:00pm. This will give people from out of town the opportunity to visit with and do business with ~,,,.- FOR SPECDIC CITYINPO a 'DGM'RAT10N CONTACt' our local merchants. It will also afford individuals and families, in town as well as out f.; • Happy- Jill. 806-558-4001 • K'RISII-v.y.IIJ6.684-2S86 of town, the chance to purchase items at bargain prices. ~; . ·-··· •H.iiJe""Ceamr- Judy. 8CJ6.839..2642 • .Abfmlldly - Flm. 806-7T7-3612 '1*t "PJaia.view-Eric'lbnlel', ~~1100- 8IJ6.869..S880 The fee for a booth, or to sell from your home or business address is $20.00. Please :1~~·.:.·~ ~ remember that the rental fee must be paid no later than August 6th. ~~ The Chamber office will provide a list of those businesses and individuals having sales t-~~-g-~ ; on this date. If you would like your address listed please come by the Chamber office ~-· -··1 to pick up a registration form. The office is open from 10:00 am until3:00 pm, Monday 1t" .. .. · ( through Friday. The telephone number is 839-2642. .:.,x c-r \;,,...... ·-; "' ·< ·:. ., .. ~,··· ~-- ------------ ~ ~ l.-.· t,--ft... ure lltlntln lana.n - <"/ ~{ .:1 Name ~:};'· ) ·~ ....- I _, I . ...J-<~··< .----~... ..;;~ -~ .:·::;·::·- .. ~· ~::;: ..- ..... ,.,..,,.,,.. ...,. .. __,. ... .v ...................... ··· ·"'-·-,.. "" ___. ... -...._.• ---·-··'"'"''" - · ~ • .··~)·::;',~ ~ "'- ---· ~·- 3 2008HALECENTERA~M~E~ID~C~A~N~---------. -. --~------------~-~,. ~. ~--~~. ~. ~- ~-, ·THE UtilityCommission OKs masstve St. Theresa's Catholic Sat., August 9th 8 am to 5 pm Church·Vacation MAYOR Hale Center Chamber of C_ o~mJl!~rce PO Box 487, Hale Center, TX}9041 Bible School, .. Name: ·.~ . - ~.. ' ·! '. AUSTm vocmu Are you looking to reach new At Rainforest Adventure you'll . :·.,. , ·. ~ln~~& ~~~ergy transmissi~WP!~~~ SPEAKS heights of fun this summer? hear stories about Jesus, make Commission of Texas on July Dist. 17 seat in the Texas Senate. -Address: Then you'll want to head to Saint cool crafts, learn ·c~tchy rainfore~t 17 approved a large-sc.ale plan Democrat Chris Bell, a former Theresa's Church for a canopy tunes, play super fun games, do .Tl,l .e Council meeting in July, though long, was very productive. A line to transmit a high quantity . of . memberofCongressan<,lcandidate of adventures · at Rainforest · some zany skits, and make lots wind-generated power on . new. · in of credit was established with Security Bank using our C.D. as collateral. City, State, Zip; for governor of Texas 2006, on Adventure! This exciting vacatien of new friends! Each day offers This allows us to put most of your funds drawing interest, but at the lines from West Texas and the "" July 13 announced his candidacy ------------~------------~~~·-~· --~·· ~·~· - ________Phone~-----~ - Bible school is for everyone a new Bible story to explore same time, giving us access to them when needed. Panhandle to metropolitan areas forthe seat. between the ages of 5 and I 0. The through loads of fun activities. Business/Individual: Y or N (circle one) ·· .· .Chttt·ch/Civic Club: Y or N (circle one) of the state. fun begins Monday, July 28th and This has been a very busy time for the staff to get T.C.E Q. violations Republicans Joan Huffman, continues through Friday, August For more information or to register corrected, but by the time the inspectors come next Tuesday, we think Booth De~cription: The $5 billion plan would add Austen Furse and Grant Harpold 1st. Sessions run from 6:00pm to for VBS, call Jerry McCallun at everything will be ready for them. ' about $4 a month to,residehtial also have declared as candidates 8:00pm each day. The church is 839-2310. See you at Rainforest electric bills. The PUC estimated for the seat. located at 1308 Avenue C., Hale Adventure! ·eyEd Sterling Emilio Jiminez, Jr. was contracted to rebuild E. 9th, lOth, 11th, and 12th that . the new lines will be in Center. streets. This has been done, and I might say very nicely. Now all we service ~ithin four to five years. Perry held a press conference t9 Perry spokesman Black resigns need to complete the project is the crushed.asphalt to cover the streets. solicit private donations to a fund Robert Black, the governor's SB 20, passed by the state .created to restore the fire- gutted director of communications, A petition has been turned in asking for an election to see if Hale Center Legislature in 2005, directed the Texas Governor's Mansion. announced his resignation on residents want to go to a city manager form of government. The petition BOOTH FEE OF $20.00 DUE WITH APPLICATION PUC to select the most productive July 14. had ll7 certified names, though only 69 were required. By law I am wind zones in the state and devise The effort to fix up the 152-year­ Golden Acre required to call the election on the next election date, which is November Hale Center Chamber of Commerce )Vill not be responsible for loss or damage. such a plan. old state-owned building could Black, who had served on Gov. All exhibitors must fhrnish their O'\\n tables and chairs and other display equipment. 4th. It will be held in conjunction with the presidential election. You take years and millions of dollars. Perry's staff since 2003, said he Golden Acres· Seed will be given much information explaining the working of a city manager Only three spaces have electrical outlets and these are reserved on a first come. first serve DPS chief resigns froni office plans to form his own consulting GENETICS basis. · Former Gov. Dolph Briscoe form of government in order for you to make an informed decision. On July 11, Col. Thomas A. donated $100,000 to the fund. business, .specializing in public I have read the above rules and forever discharge the Hale Center Chamber of Davis Jr., director of the Texas affairs and political and strategic Golden Acre Corn and Milo Were City owned property at 302 W 14th Street will be sold to the highest Commerce and-Agriculture from any personal liability or loss claims or da!nage arising Department of Public Safety communications. Very High Yielding In 2007. of/or in connection with this exhibit. Comptroller leads trade bidder in the near future. There have also been some inquires about lots announced his resignation. mission on 15th Street, and these will also be sold by bids. Texas Comptroller Susan Parks agency reports Seed Available For 2008 Applicant._ ____________ Date____ ____ "After 43 years and 9 months with Combs traveled to Spain in mid­ drownings I will report again in about two weeks. the Texas Department of Public July, leading a group of Texas At least 13 people drowned in Safety, I am retiring on Aug. 31, public waters over the. Fourth of CPSmith Please make check payable to Hale Center Chamber of Commerce, 87 on 87 and government officials and business 2008," he said. mail to above address. leaders on a business recruitment July holiday, the Texas ParkS and 806-879-2348 or 806-839-1600 and trade mission. Wildlife Department reported. Gov. Perry and Lt. Gov. David The Chamber wants you .... Dewhurst reacted to Davis's Combs promoted Texas as a The total number of water-related .. announcement .with statements business location for companies fatalities in Texas is 66 so far To he completed by Cltamher: Date Rec'd Ck # expressing their appreciation and offered the state's assistance this year; more than half of those The Hale Center Chamber of Commerce is seeking ·---- ·--- - - C.P. SMITH . .I . of Davis and his many years of in finding opportunities. deaths did not involve boats, REAL ESTATE members. Individuals, couples, and any farmer/ Amt. _____ #ofSpace s___ _ service. according to TPWD. & HALE CENTER INSURANCE CENTER business is encouraged to join. She cited Texas' "favorable tax Farm • Ranch • Homes Since the June 8 arson fire gutted Toll moratorium gets extension ·MPI Crop Hail environment, tremendous work Cell: 806-774-1450 Your membership allows you to have input in the governor's mimsion, the force, world-class universities U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, Bus. 806-839-1600 Department of Public Safety, R-Texas, announced July 10 that Box 967 Res. 806-879-2348 the commerce of Hale Center and help with its and leadership in innovation and Hale Center, TX 79041 Fax: 806-839-1601 development. which maintains a security detail technology." she secured her amendment to a at the mansion, has been under federal transportation spending increasing criticism. The cause of bill that would continue the Nice Home-Ready to Move In Yearly dues are: lndividuals-$48, Couple-$65, Small Bell to run for state Senate seat the fire is under investigation. current ban on placing toll booths 3 bedroom, 2 bath, Business-$120, Medium Business-$160, and no set Sen. Kyle Janek, R-Houston, Jlak eutbA American aresigned from office effective on interstate highways in Texas detached garage, storage building maximum for a professional or large business. Restoration fund kicks off June 2, leaving his seat vacant. through September 2009. 403 West 5th On July 14, Texas First Lady Anita A Nov. 4 special election will 4 Friday, July 25,2008 HALE CENTER AM~E;::;RI~C,!!A;;:N~-----------------------, Kansas a U.S. Senate Bargain Compared By Dave McNeely Established March 2, 1872 to Texas An Austin visit by a Kansas Rep. Jim Slattery of Topeka, 59. profile Republicans who switched Published weekly of Friday of each week, except first Friday after Christmas U.S.
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