Official officials Run fast, jump high Jones--new prexy Governing bodies canvassed Antelopes go to state track New Deal school trustees May 5 votes to validate meet. Jr. b-ball season over. elect Steve Jones new elections. page 1 Future track stars? pages 1, 6, 7 president. page 8 Abernathy

"IN THE PALM OF THE PLAINS" Weekly Review

VOLUME 69, NUMBER t9 FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1990, ABERNATI-IY, TEXAS • SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES

Steve Peeples in three events Relay team runs in state meet

By Scott Lucc 41.77, wi ll represent Region II. Ri ch:nd l\1,>orc, SPm en ·ill e, 22-1>; For the first time since the Region Ill sports (jrapeland, and Rodnc\' J:Jcbun, Blooming­ mid-1960s Abernathy will be 41.HI ; and \.ro\'L:ton, 42 .03. ton, 21-'1 .'\. sending a sprint relay track In Region I\' Refugio, 42.44; The bo \·s AA tripk jump team to the state meet in and Schu lenberg. ~ 2. 72 , qualified c\·ent hegin s at II :un. tPnl\lr­ Austin. ror th e stale mee l. n)\\' The Antelope 400 meter relay Peeples will he see ing triple Pe ,· plc s :1nd Deal sw:1 ppcd team or Abel Barrera, senior; duty at this me et. qu :dihing pPsi tions in th e triple Larry Norris, sophomore; Jody He also qualified in two field jump \\ith Pccpks fir st in Myatt, junior; and Steve Peep­ event s -- triple and long jump. Re>: iPn I :md seco nd in stat e at les, senior, will be competing in The boys AA long jump e\'e nt ~ ~ -\~<'. Deal jump 4 ~- 0 .2 .' the first AA running event artcr wi ll be at 6 p.m . today. In R ,·~ i"n 11 and "'!'' in th e the noon break tomorrow. After regional meets Region I ~ !:Il l' i, D:1rr\'l 1\l(lrriwn. ('i,co, The state meet will be held at has th e top two athletes in th e ~ 7- 2 ..'i. lie i ~ f(lllow cd hv T:~r - Memorial Stadium in Austin stat e. ni , h !'ride, 1\Llrt, ~ -\ - 1 . today and tomorrow. They arc Anthonv Deal, Ban"'-' · !':~tri c k \V:dk er, (ir:1pcland . ~ 2- Alternates ror the team arc 22- IO.S ; and Pcepk ~ . 22-7.5. ' ~ ; and \'in n· nt \ 'e:tskv. IJ\,i:1n Scott Norris, sophomore; and Angelo Wi lli am s, Ci -, co, and fici Lk ~ 2-2. arc nun;hc-rs · one Gabe Trevino, senior. Troy Redwine, Farm crs\'i ll e, hoth :~nd 11\ll from RegiLlll Ill The Lope team has the slow­ come out or Rcl!iLHl II at 2~ - Rq;ion IV ha ~ ('u ~ ic Clar1a, est, 44.33, time or the eight AA 4.75. - Rdugio, ~~ - 0 . 2\ and 1\I,H>rc , teams running in the event. Cierald Farley, (irmuon, 22- s,,m,·r\'ille, ~ .1 - 7, a' r,·pr,·scnta­ These Abernathy Antelopes will be competing in the state track mccl in Austin this weekend. They arc They placed second to Eldorado, 0.5; and Anthony Jonl'S, Grape­ ti vc ... the 400 meter relay team. On the rront row rrom lcrt to right arc senior Ahd Barrera, ~ ophomnre 44.00, at the Region I meet Apr. land, 21-'J, will tran:l from r\ 11 times and di , t:ulcc ~ listed L~1rry Norris, junior Jody Myatt and senior Steve Peeples. The hack row arc altcrnatcs sophomnrc Swtt 20 in Abilene. Rcginn Ill. arc th eir qu :dif\·ing marks from Norris and senior (iabc Trevino. Peeples will also he competing in the long and triple jump events. Ce lin a, 43.64, and McGregor, Region IV represenuti\·cs :1rc their rcspccti\·e r,· ~ i,>nal mcl' l<,. Photo hy Betty Ctglc. One run-off scheduled May 26 Officials canvass ballots

By Scott Lure r;111 UllL>ppo"·d :111d were re ­ C> >UnL·il wne Bill Shil •k\, l ' l .ll~ S11 far :dl in cumbent s ha\'l' cl ,·ctnl for th eir at -large posi­ Srh:1:q>. 1.,· ""·1rd,, ( -. ,rk : ..l im h,·,· n rc·-L'i,·L'le d in the l"ew Deal ti orh on th e· New Deal lrlLkp,·n­ ~ I ill ' :11\Ll J. :m\ 1\J\ :11\l and Ahcr r1:1lh v cit\· and sdlLH>I dcnt SrlH>L> I Di,trirt h1>:1rd pf J'h L' [" L' \\'L'fl" .J2 ;tb\L' IliL' L' \ '11{L'" ho:1r J r;IL·L'S With OnC L'Xl'l'(lliLln tru ... II.'L':--.. Th ,· ,·it l' L'•> UilL·il in f<,;,.,\ (l,·;d Curr,·nt Ahnn:1thv -, dlLH>I l':1tti 1-'rc'l' m;ll\ fL'l'C i\'L'll ~~ rc rn :tilh',l inl .trl ''ith :t \ Ct \ hoard president Rich :1;d lloward n>ln and (';1h·in l. cnlLlll rel'L' i\·,·d Jh hlf \'llh.' f lllflllllll :1nd Lonnie C:u11mn will sc,·k -12 . Tnn· I\L1rtill will I' L' ll1 :1i11 ill -, upport :11 th e poll -, in :1 run -ofl Aldermen Pfli,·,· :" !'!n\ f) ,.d\ lll.l \•>r . Hill el ection fnr Place(, on l\1ay 2 (>. Thcr,· were· lii'L' writc -in vot es lliglr:un <, (:1\., '"' th e ,·,• ull ri l ill in th ,· ,\hnn:>th\' citv n>uncil J'I :IL'L' 2 :111Ll ( ;jli>L'I'l \ 'il kc;, l\ Hnward gartlercd 177 \'oles !" clcrtiLln hut thL'\'. did ;lL •l :~fk c t ~ l'L' I " 1'1.1, L' -1 C 1nrl\m \ 111> . Chris 1\linor wa s the in curnh,· nt> rem:1i nin>: in F.1 rh ,·, mdid ,t iL' r,·,·,·i,,·d 17 th e third ca ndid:1ll' for Place (, ,,flic,· ' 1'>1,1\ ~a nd rel'L' ii'L'd )(> IO(l' S. F li :ts \',·c dtio with 2)-1 \'Oil'S, ( 'anva,;s or votes h>r Place ~ Ste\·e Rikv won Bill Fl lit>tl with 2 1.' \<> to. :111d F .tdl L!, ,, ~.. · tnin c h ,l~,h h ~..· ld ,, with I'll> n>tc s. llis (lpp;>n cnt s l':nl .l" l111 son -. \·ith 227 \'ot n nll ·~..· tin e · .\ h 111d. t\: nidu· l d \,:, tn · From left to right, Carl Johnson, Elias Vecchio and Carl Johnson repeal the oath or office as read by Bi ll Shiple-y and Dan iel Jl,>one were c:ll'h re -,·kcted to lWLl - Y:t "' th ~- j, p.ttli\u.l.tr r ~ t n·~ city secretary Heilda Cannon. They will officially begin their new terms on the Abernathy City Council rccei\·ed 100 and )~ 1·otn In l..' .tdl ...-., ,~..· 11 11 di ... rr~.. · p . ttl c i ~..·, when the Secretary of State's office send~ nolilication that their signed oaths have hecn received in r e~ pect il'e ly. Rccl'i\ · in~ \Hl L' , .\,It' ~.·: tch a ~ \\"L'fl' f, 11111d ,\lld thL· \ Pi t: !.di ll·, Austin. In Nnl' Dc·:d twn ca ndithte' write-ins f;,r th e t\krrl:ll hy citv \\·ere l\l,ld c ,,11-IL1 . .J Abernathy school board accepts $263,000 asbestos bid

ByJudyLucc orrcr a bribe in order to he Robert Pope :t'ked wh:1t type fiber, which Cl ll 't c1·en he "I think yo u're f:t n· d wi th it th e srlw. >l \·,· .• r. Abernathy school board ap­ elected. wndition the noors were in at wughed out, get s into the l'\·entual lv.·,- The omp wil l k I" ' th'"'' proved the spending of $335,097 Asbestos removal the tim e. lungs. It causes lun~ c:111cer . It !'h e· p;Pject will t:I~L' ·111 e glu ,·d lhe ei ~ hth gr;;,k inth,· 1..11 · opened the meeting with a $263,000 rrom O'Conner McMann exce pt in a few areas ye :1rs or three llliHtths, hut d"wn :1nd l'lllllC wi th a ten year 1\lo us,· r s:1id it mi ~ ht l'•"' il •h prayer and then the members or or Dallas ror the removal or Atchc:son sa id th e price in­ generally death come ~ very soon warr:111l\' . include th tl\ L' >.:•>inc: inlt> th ,· the board unanimously approved asbestos in the high school. The cludes clea ning the mginal lloor once it is diagnose d. Pr:1th ~· r made the nwtiPn tP ninth ~r : 1d c dep.L' tlL ii·. · ''" <> hL· · the minutes of last month's motion was made by Prather and and putting th e lltH>r ha ck in He went ;; n to s:1\' th e build­ d" th ,· work and that the funds lh L'r th L· l lni iL' I, i(l' l!li L' I'l'h>l · meeting. Tommy Myatt seconded the place. ing ha s been tlcteri<,>rating mn used -, hpuld be those out of b stic L,·:1cue :dl '"' '· d it A run-off election ror school motion. Some members of the hoard the years and particles might nce" Llrr\'-o\'l: r fund s, nL>l (\1:-, ( r.. ~r th L' :-. r'hhti Li " l \ \,.';If board trustees was set ror The board also approved an th ose fund s . set aside for con­ w:1s $10 fllr :ldn" ''i''"· ~2 l.•r Saturday, May 26. The run-orr additional $60,273 expense which struction in sur:1m·e :uHI '5~ f,q l·, hirt, will be between Lonnie Cannon will replace the . nooring in the Executive session discussion The rn L>t in n was seconded bv The onlv l "'rt i <~n tl1:1 t <>. 1' and Howard ror Place 6. building after the asbestos is l\h:1tl :1nd it c 1rri ed with n ll n ~ m:mLbtnrv \\';ts th e· )lil.ldmi " i''" It will be held at the Aber­ removed. In addition, but in­ delivers new staff members OI;IH»l'll . fcc·. nathy city hall rrom 7 a.m. to 7 cluded in the price, some noors Summer activities The w st th is \L' ,u· <>ill k ~21 1 Arter an executive session ~fonday night, Abernathy -,dlllol p.m. will be carpeted that have not Curriculum di~ e l'lor Rllhert and will includ e· ,:IL' rlthi n ~: board members voted to hire Steve Burleson to he Ahern:1thv's Absentee voting will be at the previously had carpet. Prie st SIH>kc tn the hoard ahPut Pllpe made th ,· m• >li •' " ,, , Middle School principal. . city hall rrom May 14 to May 22 Mike Atcheson or Atcheson summer " ·hpol. It wi ll he held accept 1\louser\ l'r ''l" "·d. It <>. 1' with Elizabeth Jenkins serving and Associates architcctur.tl firm Burleson is currently principal at Alpi ne Hi gh ScllLH>l. l-Ie h:1s June -1 -2 '1 in the mornings only . secomkd bv Riln :1 nd .dl "''' Ill · worked for the Perryton and BoLlkcr sc hool districts. as absentee election judge. in Lubbock addressed the board It will he f,,r elementary and hers \'llled in L.n>r A graduate of Sui Ross University, Burleson is Priginally Board members canvassed about the asbestos removal and middle: sc h,>o l st udents. A tnt al of ·'I' tran ,fc- r ' Ill · votes rrom last Saturday's answered questions the board from Olt on. fifty pncc·nt pf the teachers' dents h:1\'L' :1ppli,·d to ~' ' IL> Burleson fills the position vacated by Stc\'e (;uerrant, who school board election, validating had. sa laries 1\ill he paid hy federal Ahcrn:1th \· -, rl" "'l' nn t f:dl. ,\ the names of those who regis­ He said the normal rate has heen reassigned to athletic director. fund s. Aid n will he paid by large portion, ~ -1. of th ""' :1r ,· tered to vote. charged ror asbestos removal The board also agreed to-hire Jerry Schaeffer, head bash·t­ federal funds 100 percent. from NL'I\' Dc: d. Ac, . ,,,din~ 111 Laurin Prather moved to alone, not including new noor­ ball coach at Kermit High School. Summer srhPol will cmt th e Floyd, nH " ' "f th e· 11 1h n ' ' u­ accept the election results, ing, is $10 to $13 per square Schaeffer's hiring is subject to assignment, but he will be a local di ~ t rict $(,,11tlo. dent s :rppking :m· rhildr,·n ,,1 history teacher and coach "v.ith the intention pf being as­ submitted by Saturday's election root. This bid is under $10 per L1 st yc:1r there were 2(, staff members wilL> :rr L' apphin ~ signed to the basketball program," according to Superint end ent judge Leland Phillips. The square foot. elementary students in summer und er hardship wnditi(ln.'. motion was seconded by Thomas Board members also considered Charles Floyd. sc hool :uid "about th e same" The bo:1rd I'Ot L· d un :1nim"u' h Schaeffer is a graduate of West Texas State University and tn apprn\·e the li st nf tr, ln , fn, Pettit. The motion carried a plan ror replacing the nooring amount in m iddlc sc hnPI. Dimmitt High School. with Mvalt m:1kinl! th e nwtiLln unanimously. that did not include new carpet­ Mike Lambert made the mo­ and it. Election judge for the May 26 ing which was bid ror $49,227, tion to approve summer sc hool. Pt~r;,. scc nndin ~ Career ladder run-orr election will be Phillips but opted ror the $60,273 plan. expressed the feeling that while rail to the lloor when a ceiling It was seconded by Riley and all Priest prese nt ed 'th e bt •ard and Gid Adkisson will serve as Board member Clark Riley the work is being done I he tile is moved. hoard members voted in favor. alternate judge. asked what the deadline for the floors might as well be replaced "Maintenance people arc Pat Mouse r addressed the with two pr"l"'sal ' for ca reer ladder r ec t~mmc n d : 1t i nn s. Newly elected board member asbestos removal was. while th" price was so low. getting sick now and sueing,'' board about summer basketball He s: 1id th e c•• r111ni ttcL' , m:1de Steve Riley was not sworn . in There is no actual deadline "When you're talking about said Atcheson about cases camp for girls. up prim :1rily ll f te:K her -,, h:11 pcr ~ent He married Tommie Wood in Jerry Nesmith, Jerry Don Nes­ Krump. of the .United States Post Office, 801 Avenue D, Abernathy, Texas Operations and All others: Sunday Hours: 79311 -9998. I will appreciate Monday .~ 1(}.8, Mon.-Thurs. hospital rooms cost Tue.-Thur. $1.99 1(}.10, Fri.-Sat < ,_ Great Gift Idea! your continued support Fri.-~at $2.49 2-10, Sun. Pnnha.c more than you think•.• or 3/$6 Pl'CSS - --· T-.4 ·- see me for hOspital-surgical Insurance. For Mom, Dad or the Grad in the run-off election Ninetendo rentals same as movies. Asso-;;;~(i NATIONAl~~ NEWSPAPER- TEXAS PRESS 1909 ASSOCIATION Aw:~rd Winner ASSOCIATION - on May 26, 1990. Show-To-Go Pizza Hours: 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.--8 g.m., Mon.-Thurs. Notice to the Public: Any erroneous reflection upon the cha­ Csll: racter, reputation or standing of any firm, individual or JANE MURRAY 10 a.m.-1:30 p.m.; 4:30 p.m.-1 p.m., Fri. & Sat corporation will be gladly corrected upon being called to the 2321 50th Street Lonnie Cannon 4:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Sunday Only attention of the publisher. lubbock, Texas 792-3636 Drive-In Window Service Available ADVERTISING DEADLINE 4 PM TUESDAY Let's get out and vote for a

POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Abernathy Weekly CHANGE Show-To-Go Pizza Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311..0160. Political adverfucment paid for by Lonnie Cannon, 1615 Ave. H, Abernathy, Texas 79311. 320 Main St. 298-2398 TilE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW • • . THEABERNATHYWEEKLYREVlEW FRIDAY, MAY 11,1990 PAGES CF fond raiser Council elects Vecchio mayor pro-tem PLAINs ~RAIN & FARM sUPPLY starts at school The Abernathy Cystic Fibrosis By Scott Lucc engineers,· that the Environ- The council figured that to be The council fell that since the ~Abernathy, Texa~s· Bike/Walk-a-Thon is tomorrow The Abernathy City Council mental Protection A$ency (EPA) $7.50 per acre for 78.9 acres. city had not kept records well ""' For All Your Farming Needs . 1 from 9 a.m. to 4 ~.m. . canvassed the May 5 votes and would be publlshiDg landr.Il They deemed that to be the e nough to pursue the lien in - The event WJU be at Aber­ went into their regular session guidelines inJan.1991. average price per acre for years past it would be in the Abernathy · PHONE "'Lubbock nathy High School's parking lot. Monday night. By closing tbc landfill prior to grazing land. best mleresl of all parties All participants should bring After canvassing voles and guideline publication the city of The FAA still dictates policy concerned to release the 40- 298-2521 763-4868 their sponsor forms and a sack making the count official, the Abernathy will avoid an expen- for the land and is the last year-old li en. lunch. council elected Elias 'Shorty' sive rcquuemenl to monitor the remaining party needed to agree Russell gave th e council the Prizes will be awarded in Vecchio mayor pro-tem. landfill for 30-ycars. to the contract. monthly tax collection report. three divisions, young children, Councilman Carl Johnson made After months of negotiations Tim Hill, president of the Total property tax collections HOUSE PAINTING youth and adult. the motion and Bill Elliott between the Federal Aviation country club, signed the con· from Oct. I, t9R9 to Apr. 30, Prizes for youth and adults seconded. It passed 5-0. Administration (FAA), Abernathy tract as a representative of the 1990 was $180,705.10. SOLON & WANDA WILKINS arc $50 for first place and $25 City secretary Heilda Cannon City Council and Abernathy country club. That wa s 93.4 1 percent of the for second place for the most then gave the oaths of office. Country Club, a lease contrad Mayor Pete Thompson signed taxes levi ed. For the same time . INTERIOR-EXTERIOR* QUAUTY WORK money raised. has been constructed and signed for the city. period last year 93.17 percent FREE ESTIMATES * REASONABLE PRICES A $50 prize will be awarded Other business by two of the three parties. The city council released a was coll ected. The council authorized the to the person who walks the C 'I T 0 1 1 paving lien dating back to 1949 Total cash collected in April 507 5th Street * Abernathy * 298-2339 most and to the person who rescheduling of th~ Abernathy mad~un:• :~~io:"::Ya::;: r,~~ on a house located at 507 13th ~ a s $1,102.29 for taxes assessed rides the most. landfill closing date. 10 The new closing date will be contract as written and Coun- St. 19R9. Prizes will be awarded about cilman Shane Cunningham se- The council said the house bas Before adjourning the council Nov. 15, 1990. two weeks after the event when Members of Abernathy Brownie Girl Scout Troop 404 are from left to right, front row, Laura Via, Sonia d d I d 50 been sold mo re than once si nce passed " resolution commending The original dale for closing participants have collected their DeAnda, middle row, Kym Anderson, Sara Matthews, Crystal Guadalcasar, Dena Ponce, Kendra Myatt, had been June 1, 1991 . co~n ee~:n=~~e ~o~tract slates 1949 but the lien had never P(}ain~' i efw pdalrol. Offic ~,· r Gilbert NOW OPEN IN NORTHWEST LUBBOCK pledges. Rendi Royal, Amber Lampert, back row, Amanda Hil~ Amanda Casey, Kacy Thie~ Kate Bradshaw, Amber surfaced. rarCIbaseball cards. credit cards, computer spread­ Free Tyler Bryce Thompson was Each team member ranked sheets, athletic shoes, contact Estimates June event, seek merchants help born to parents lane and Tracy each category individually and lenses and auto repair shops. Thompson of Allen. gave a set of reasons in two The roundup competition will Members of th e Women's year to $12 per year or $1 per He was born at 5:50p.m. Apr. be June 6-8 in College Station Division Chamber of Commerce month. 30 in Baylor Hospital in Dallas on the A&M University campus. ~ ... mel at a special tim e Tuesday WDCC secretary (ierry Stewart and weighed nine pounds and 7 Abernathy ~j~ for a meeting and a lc~son on . raised $400 for last weekend's ounces. I would like to express my appreciation .... ~... ~ sucker making with Ruth Naron. March of Dimes Walkathon in Maternal grandparents arc school menus David Harp makes ~~~ .... The organization is planning ct Lubbock. lewis and Ann Reddy of Floyda­ to the citizens of Abernathy for your ~=~ ._ - .. family bingo night in Abernat hy The members pledged to da. 1990 Who's Who ~ ~~ -:;._~.§ for June '1. They plan fnr the donate $2 per mile walked to Breakfast Menu ~ --~ His maternal great-grandmo­ for May 14-May 18 prucccds of the evening lo go tomorrow's Cyst ic Fibrosis ther is Pearl Reddy of Floydada. support.in the City Council election. David H;o rp I"" been named tn to a recycling project in Aber­ 13 ike/Walk -a-Thon for walker MONDAY: ar.pic juice, honey the 1990 edition of Who's Who Personalize your gift for your special mom. P'atcrnal grandparents are Pete smacks, toast, ll)tlk nathy. Ruth Naron. and Carolyn Thompson of Aber­ Among Students in American TUESDAY: pineapple juice, Univcrsit ies and Colleges. They will he accompanying They voted to have a booth at nathy. Elias "Shorty" Vecchio memhe" of the Chamber of th e Ilea market sponsored by lillie smokies, biscuits, milk Harp is a third-yea r student Let us take your picture He is welcomed home hy his WEDNESDAY: orange juice, (.'omnn: rrc June 2 to cnllccl the Chamber of Commerce June two-year-old sister, Taylor Pol. Adv. paid for by Elias Vecchio, 1011 Ave. E. Abernathy, Texas 79311. in the master of divinit y pro­ oatmeal, toast, milk irem ~ for a newcomer packet 10. 'Lilli' Luv' Thompson. gram at th e Iliff School of and make it a part of your gift. from h1cal hu s incssc~. Next meet ing for WDCC will THURSDAY: hash browns, Theology, Denver. The group voted to change he June 7 at 7 p.m. at J&K eggs, biscuits, milk He is a member of the North­ with a purchase of $10.00 or more yc~rly FRIDAY: fruit juice, rice, west Texas Conference of the their dues from $10 per Steak house. . ::t~::- :- ~ Mom, come in and register for $25.00 certificate. toast, mi~k gilt J :..'t ,:-~ . ·- United .Mcll)o\ljst Church. He received a bachelor's Pretty Baby Contest to be held Church Directory Lunch Menu degree from Wayl aml Baptist Alantc Floral & Gift for May 14-May 18 University in Plainview in t'l74 914B Ave . 0- Abernathy- 29l\-2l\1R at Hale Center nursing home Liza Mata MONDAY: barbeque in a pita and graduated from Abernathy pocket, French fries, pinto High School in 1970. The st

I 1HEABERNATIIY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, MAY 11,1990 PAGE7 PAGE6 FRIDAY, MAY 11,1990 TIIEABERNATIIYWEEKLYREVIEW Elementary students participate in annual Abern~tby track meet

Kelly Spain said that the time Stephenson, S. C rystal Buchanan, 6. and efforts volunteered by Leigh Ann Ramcri1,. 7. Jessica Palaci05, students, teachers and other 8. Lisa Young staff of Abernathy schools Boys lsi grade Heat 1: 1. Edward Pierson, 2. Future H.S. Basketball Stars helped make the elementary Eric Systma, l Dax Loper, 4. Dani el track meet held at Abernathy Nelson, 5. Christophe r Rodriguez, 6. last Friday a success. Koby Vasek, 7. Seth Fortenberry The following is a list of Ileal 2: I. Rudy Cabello, 2. Kcnnilh ,...~··· ..,; · . ' results for I he various events McKinno n, 3. J onathan lcdt-'\m a, 4. Al ex ' f\. . - held: Aguirre, 5. David Sanf hC7y 6. Mark • ~ " t. . * Pistons* Bullets~ G uJJalcasar - _!l:. ·t,.'."": * OUnning 2nd grade Ileal 1: l. M auricio Sakcdo, "" • ~;\' . ~ · ~«~ Girb 2. Steven Slone. 3. Je remy Lu cero, 4. . ,. ~ -. , .. ,;: lsi grade; 1. Sytobia Hood, 2. Tcr= A nU ~ l-lcrn andc7., .5. W ade llarkcy, 6 Abernathy Boys' Junior Estevez, 3. LaShall Johnson, 4. Carrie Matt llenley, 7. J n10 hua Slone ,. ! i ·1 I Henley, 5. Analicia Runnels, 6. Jessica Ileal 2: I. J o!> hua Ricketts, 2. Aaron Martinez. 7. Loretta Johnson C arJ c na~. 1 Michael Mayfi e ld, .S . llri 11n 2nd grade; 1. Lynnette Lindsey, 2. Lopci', ~. Francisco R am o!>, h. Clint Basketball League Rosalindil Rosales, 3. Vicloria Lcdc.c;ma, Oswal 1 4. CryMal Guadale&a r, 5. Sara Mat· 3rd grade Ilea l 1: 1. J.J . Tt1rrn . ~ thews, 6. Kendr~ Myatt, 7. Patricia Da1ticl Cr;1hlrcc, 3. Ruben Munnt., 4. Dclancur David lti\' ..: re ll n, 1. Jc5U!> Rivera, 4. Carlo !> S;1n 1 1 1 Ramos, 5. Justin McKinn9. (,. Ak·x ~;::~~~ :· · { · ~~~ncck;n~~\ : :.:1 1 1\ ,~ :~ · ~_' · t~~sy:il~ t; ; Boys Plains Grain Struve Implement 1st grade Heat l: l. Joclda Pere7, 2. WaJe ]rd t•.r;tdr: t. Eri c Rin~ . ~ - ~1 ik-. l {iJ...·~ · . Aguirre, 7. Andy I brkey, H. Delfino Elizabeth Rivera, 3. Norma Boni lla, 4. 4 11 Sonia DeAnda lnr.antc llcat 2: I. Nicole Cate!'i , 2. Alici ;• Run- ~~~~~~ ; J ~ i. ~ ~~- i~ ·,'.l \. ·\\!i~lrL~ 1'{ 't'l~ lrli'~~: ~: ~: ; Beat 2: 1. llrandic Rodrigue?., 2. L1ura 2nd grade Heal 1: I. J o~ hua Rickett ~, 2 nclls, 3. Crys tal 1\lan.:z, ·t. l'.mic l·kn· t\- 1.tri ., l {. uJHI ~ 1 Ruhcn Natal crosses ihe finish line firsl in the fourth grade boys Via, 3. Renata Trevino, 4. Jessica Jaso, Francisco R:mlO!>, 1. Ry;tn Teo:agu c, 4 le y, 5. Am;mda Uc~.:.-. 1 1 "· (J. Jnmir~.:r 4th r,r<~dc : 1. Adam Aguirre. 2 Jr rl·, l .~. first heal division cif the 400 yd. run. 5. Marcella Torrez, 6. Rita Rivera Jeremy Lucero, l< ohul RoJriguu, (, ~!~~~uir~. 7. Alc!> i.l lJ.m l'md, H. Angela Dunn. I r\lhl'lt l'ail , 4. 1\...:vin Cul t~ .-~ Ralph E.r; \ · a~1 . 1 1 ~ ~ ~~-~~:~ tlp \l lll, 4th grade: I Hr end;, Lopo . ~ ~ I. Jrf ~ I r.1\L' (.,,onq, .l Ln: Jtol,insun, 4 * 2. Tiger Morenn, 1 OaviJ Co!fdenu!>, 4. CaMro, 4. Jcnnirer Lara, 5. Valerie Kathy Wilke, 3. Patriri;~ Ikt:lllfllr, -1 40.lyd. wodk/run L• ' Jl rl, .\. Tr \.\ ,l SdJ;1 :1p , 4_ Erib :-\1.1r~ l u .Jr1 lkTlLllldCI, 5. 1{ okrt R~,)Jr•gucJ~ (J Jesus. R:unos, 5. JoJy McKinney,(~, K.T. Gonzales Lynn cllt,; LinUscy, 5. Sh.tlllltlll lk nnetl, {iirl(, .\ i\ l.mdy Jhn(11 rJ, ( ~, N;111 mi lbnh1.., 1{1,h. Lh l ~q;. u 1 ; 1 Lampert, 7. Anselmo P~.:rc1. Ileal ~ I. Dena Ponce, 2. Amhcr Lam· (J. Luri Bri !-!, hthill 1.\1 ~r ; uk lh.:;tl 1: I. j,,dd.t l'no . ~ Uor.; lk;•l 2: I. Mi ... had Dixt•u. 2. Dr1 . t I hmd, 4. l.1 •1l' ll:1 J l'~ .~ -.: S:1Ja 1ar \rd graJe: I. S ; unm~ ('amadHI, 2. Z..1yn c Cory Sm ith erman, :t FreUJy Salin:1 s, 4 Cozart, 5. Maria Sa n Roman, 6. Lali 3rd grade: I. Mari:1 Sa n l{,un :lll, 2 Julm ~ ,,n , .\ I.. 1Sh ,,ll J,,hn:o.un Ileal 2: 1. Kl' ndr ick Dixo n, ~- t\. 1 11 \ Tu ~w u ilh, :\. Alex E~ t L'WI , .J . Hyan Lopez Rene Florn , 5. Kevin Cum\, h. Jdf Ni cnlc Pt.:rel.., J. Marb N d~ ~ m. 4. ~ l on· 2nd c,r;nk:: I. , ., ... lur iclmo J krnand..:1., 2. Lar ry Oglesby, 3. Jodi Torres, ·4. Erin Bryant, Ur)·anl, 1. Ch ri~sy Cui' art lh·mli Htl\',li, \ ( 'rv'> l.d (iuiid<~lc '-"· "· r, ~ " ~' 1\1. 1rtint:z, 7. Ck "~· ~{iln hwh Trcvinn. :t IU . Rt1d gcrs, 4. 5. Alecia Dennett, 6. Amanda Casey P:1c1., :'\. Drew A u gu ~ tin e , 4. Tp.on 4th grade: I. Juliana Pnu, ~ - lkat hc:r Kendra f\ iyalt. 7 ~ bri , 1 l c ura, S_ f\ li· Ileal ] : 1. /\1 turn Tr..:vin;,, : . \lidl.l..-1 Nir h il;.~ Cion1ak!> , ) . Mic.d1 f\lcnduu, (1 . Wol1dul. 5. E ligio Lurru 4th grade Ileal l: I. Juliana Perc1, 2. I kdt-:o. 1. J o~ i c a S q~llf il, 4. Ch.1rit<~ chel le Fh11 ~· -" L 1hnso n. l 1~.nd S.HK ho, -1. L 11 i ~ lligi 11 l.ucr .1 Crr.aal lluchannon, 3. Tam her Vasek, 4. l!ruadjump Marqlll'l. ] rJ WIa <..'hambcrs, L.add L.utrid, (bad row) cOach Michael DeAnda, Lee Rowan, Abram Casias, (back row) Coach Cody Green, 5. Travis Looney Nat:d, 5. Midu.: ll e Flores, 6. Sh;annnn R ~iul Ol iva!'-, ]. lkrn romt\.: guc, ~ - Saul Sa lina.>;, 4. Ja !> on T1,rr1:s, 5. Sponsored by Sponsored by Sponsored by 3rd grade lle<~t 1: I. Miles l!ilcy, 2. 4th grade: I. M;111dy Dan[ord, 2. N;mmi Ralph E.\ttuihcl. (, . Juli;tn Torn'/ Anthony R1ldaramos, 3. Ruben Mllll(W, Rarno.c;, 3: Leigh t\ nn lbmcri:1. 3rd grac.lc Ileal 1: I. Scut tic llowdl, ~ PEPSI Boys. Riley Seed Abernathy Producers Co-op Sanders Auto 4. fri.lnky Tovar, 5. Daniel Cr;1btrec, (J. Shane Springer, .l David Cmlcn;1s. -l Joshua Skipper lsi gra,dc Ileal 1: I. Lui\ Arm;u.lm, 2. Juan Palarill~ , 5. Bramlnn llughcs, 11 Ileal 2: 1. Willie Rmlriguc7., 2. David Jarl'd l·lalfnrtl, J. Knry Thiel, 4. Jes.~ c Anselmo Pnc1 COLA Howard, 3. Raymond Walts, 4. Juan Sal:1zar, 5. Daniel ~h:Ckm..: nl, 0. 0;.:~. llc:.1l 2: I. Ja<'into Punl·iano, 2. AntiHiny CANS l'alacios, 5. Jonathan l'crcz Loper BaiJaramos, l Jo!>hua Skipper, 4. Jc~w~ Ileal 2: I. lbul San chCI, 2. Kenndh i:I f:r 4Lh grade: 1. Nicholas Goru.alcs, 2. lbmn~. 5. H.y;m ll01rrison, (, , Jody Md'-· Lakers Lctk ~ nu. -tr Hawks i:I f:r Rockets Joshua Cuev;:1 s, 3. Ruben N;1lal, 4. McK in no 11 , 3. Jon:1t h. lll 4. inn...:y, 7. A ndrew Yuung * Tanner Mills Jesse U.:nwnJs. 5. Kuhy V<~ s ck, (,, Eric 4th grade: 1. Nirky M.1rtinc:r., 2. Drl·w Softball throw Sy .s tm<~, 7. Gabrie l Revilla A ugustine. l Ty!-ion \VoH -2iill.l. results was made by Perry The motion dealing with Drake, fourth. York, death. Thank you for the Struve Department Store.( rts) investment; ladies work from (I 1-4th-I) nominate someone to fill that 602-838-8885 Ext. Bk-4390. Lubbock, 79499. Need by thi~ Looney and seconded by Karl gasoline was made by Freeman, flowers, cards, food and love home. Free training. Also hiring Placing in third grade story (27-4tp-18) summer before school starts. Rieken. T he motion carried 7-0. seconded by Anglin and carried position. and support. demonstrators. Call Lonna (505) The board members accepted telling were Melissa Moseley, (rts) Newly re-elected board mem­ with a 7-0 vote. Tammy HaD SEE RINSE N VAC 461 -4755, collect aft er 6. For Sale by owner brick house, bers, Freeman and Calvin The milk products bid motion the resignation of Pamela Sch­ second; Erin Jackson, fourth; the incredible new portable (27-3tp-ll) corner lot, 3/2/1. 298-2853. and Ben Brewer, sixth. Andrews, Texas Lemon, will be sworn at the was made by Rieken, seconded arber, middle school math teach­ steam-type carpet cleaning ATTENTION· HIRING! Clovcr­ Weekends & evenings. Aber­ regular bo~rd meeting next by Looney and it carried 7-0. cr. The motion was made by A team of fourth graders system. II docs the job of nment johs · your area. $ t 7,S40 Mobile Homes nathy. (20-51p- IR) Monday. Before they can be The motion dealing with Rieken, seconded by Looney and · $69,485. Call 1 - 602- RlS-&~BS finished fourth in picture memo­ We would like to express our professional carpet cleaners at a it carried 7-0. EXT R 4390. (27-41p-IH) For Sale sworn in they must have a cleaning services was made by ry. They were Edward Hernan­ deepest gratitude for the pray­ fraction of the cost. Rent one signed statement on file with Lemon, seconded by Rieken and They also accepted the resig­ dez, Jason Fritzler, Addie Walk­ now at Struve's Department nation of Edward Lietzke, Kip Huflinan (left) and Chris Cooper, New Deal High School juniors, ers, cards, food, visits and every the Secretary of State in Austin it ca rried 7-0. up, Gara Travis and HeatheF act of kindness and love shown Store, 318 Main, phone 298-253 1. stating that they have not middle school science teacher. received third place in the nation in a 4-H Land Judging oontest in ATTENTION: EARN MON EY The board voted to change Carr. during the time of illness and (rls) Attention First-time home o ffered a bribe in order to be the July 9 board meeting date to The motion was made hy Anglin, Fort Reno, Oklahoma, May 3. Cooper was rccogni:t.cd as the tenth TYPING AT HOME! $.l2,000/yr. ~~\~~'\ Winning a first place in loss or our d~arly beloved buyers: 2 & 3 bedroom mobile seconded by Freeman and car· highest individual. The team also includes Timothy ~ittcn or Slaton. income potential. Details, ( 1) (_~ \ elected. July 16. T he motion was made pict ure memory was the fifth mother and grandmother. homes. No Credit? No Prohlem ' by Lemon, seconded by Rieken ri ed 7-0. This ·national oompetition is carried over from last year's stale 602-R3H-XH85 Ext. T -4390. The dress code for New Deal grade team of Jennifer Flinn, The Family of Dub&. Fern Poe SEW UNIQUE Ca ii S()(;-894-72 12. ( 11 -4 th-l) Lo\'Cly 3 bedroom,;, 2 living Independent Schoo l District was and carried with a 7-0 vote. No act ion was taken Monday competition. They will compete again for state in College Station the (11-3tp-25 ) Jennifer Poff, Brent Gowens, Kenneth &. Cathy Durrett Custom sewin g and Fabrics Quality child care where love areas, many built in.., a lot discussed but no action was T he date was changed because night to replace the teachers. first week in June. Coach for the team is Kirby HulTman or New Dennis Meier and Shasta Frank­ Ernest &. Doris Durrett Alterations · School patches learning & lau ght er abide. Offer ~ of house for the money, 407 Superintendent A.D. Gamblin will T he regular monthly board Deal. taken. lin. sewn on Mon.-Fri, 9 a. m. to 5 prcsch11" l classes & activi ties Ave. H, Bobbie Moberly, A dress cnde commillee mel be gone to a superintendents' meeting is scheduled for May 14 p.m. 912 Ave. D, Abernathy, Ph. after sc hmol & summer program. Century 21, sales agent , 298- al 8 p.m. Fifth grader Jennifer Flinn May I to discuss the code. meeting July 9. Snappy Oil Change Only Takes 10 Minutes Thank you so much for the 298-2280. (27-41p-1R) Autos Mon.-Fri., 7-6. Call Charlie Rentals 42£6 or pager numhcr 741 - Members of the board ap­ Present al Monday night 's received a serund place in ready There were 23 persons in allen­ AND Most Brands Of Oil flowers, gifts, cards and visits. Brown Learning Center, 298- 94&5. dance. A nother meeting was proved transfers from 44 stu­ meeting were hoard members writing. "COME SEE ME!" [ For Sale 2151. ( 4 -lth-25) Real Estate I will return your call. I appreciate your prayers and planned for yesterday at 2 p.m. dents [or the next school year. Anglin, Looney, Jones, Reichle, In spelling, fifth gnder Nicci Stillwell Harold J thoughtfulness. The majority of those students Rieken, Freeman, Lemon, Gam­ The school board members Mittan won a fourth place. & 6225 w. 19th. Lubbock Joyce Connell requested that the committee arc from the Lubbock school blin and business manager La na Parts Supply Dennis Meier won second in ( ForSale ) WE SERVICE meet again to finalize and district. Young. Gough's 1978 C hev. red Camaro. most hr;onds of TV's and refrig­ Abernathy Mini WarchoiLo;cs, HUBBARD dictionary sk ills. He is a fifth $4,0(K) Firm. No finance. New erators. Se rvice on all Whirlpool 140H Ave. E, Abernathy. Storage graJcr. I would like lo thank all of Real Estate cla~~;c~~~ c ~~d e a motion that the people who sponsored me in I ires, shocks, plugs, AC com· apph;~nr cs. Newton Radio & TV, unit s available from $35/mn. Call High, middle school cheerleaders Jennifer Poff placed second 921 Avenue D the board renew their contracts 10 % off all services the March of Dimes Walkathon The New Life pressor, allt.:rnator , f11l'i pumr, 306 Main Street, 2~> .' ·" to recognize outstanding minor­ MONDAY: oatmeal, juice , s te;~k , green beans, creamed Property Tax Protest and Appeal Procedures J Mowing with grass c ;~tchcr & amended by Public Law 100-•!7 . The puhlir ilL'arin;! will hl' h,·hl potatoes, fruit, hot rolls, milk it y students in education. toast, milk 1 - complete B-row R&J rodweeder \Vcc.:d c.: ating. Free c.: stimatcs. on May 29, JC)<)(I at 7:.10 PM in lhe Srhnol N""' '' ~"'"' " '~ The scholarships arc to he TUESDAY: scrambled eggs and FR IDAY: hamburgers, mustard, R,·a"""'hk rates. Dependable Room in the i\dministration Buildin;! at 50 ~ 7th Sl rul . .· \I,,.,·_ Lost: Red Cocker Spaniel. Male ~rr ,·in ; & 4 used for educ<~ lion a l expenses hacon, juice, toast, milk ca tsup, salad dressing, French The law gives property owners the right MORE INFORMATION: You can get response . 2 >S ·2.V,f,. nathy, Texas . All interested pers.,ns inrluding p :l l"i'llh, ... tu· wearing bl ue collar. Call Diane during the junior and senior WEDNESDAY: donut, banana, fr ies, lettuce, tomato, onions, to protest actions concerning their more Information by contacting your ( lt .:'th- iS) dent s, teachers, and school :nlministrators arc in \'i tr d li) Peeples, 298-4257 or 298-2:l06. Abernathy ~roducer's Co-op years for stude nt s planning to juice, milk pickles, cClokic, bun s, milk properly tax appraisals. You may follow appraisal district at Hale County illl end. {11 -llf) pursue a Gtrccr in education in THURSDAY: gravy and b;~con, these procedures if you have a concern Appraisal District, 302 W. 8th Street, 298-2511 Rotor tilling, shredding. box Texas upon graduation. ha sh browns, sli ced bread, milk Lunch Second Choice about: Plainview, Texas (806) 293-4226. hladc & front -end loader work. "AI Southwestern Be ll we FRIDAY: hot cakes, S)'rup, Middle & lligh School 'the ·value placed on your properly; You can also get a pamphlet describing 7·11 >-W)') or ~·~~ - ~~7) (4-3Lp -1S) believe education is the corner­ juice , butter, milk MONDAY: hamburgers, French ' exemptions· that may apply to you; how to prepare a protest from the stone of our future," said Tom fri es, lcttucc, tomalocs, onion s, 'cancellation of agricultural appraisal; appraisal district or from the State Brunne r, vice president of public Lunch Menu pickles, milk ' whether your property is taxable; Property Tax Board, 4301 Westbank Public Notice relations. for May 14-May IX TUESDAY: barbeque on bun, · 'which local governments should be Drive, Building B, Suite 100, Austin, "We must attracl more oul ­ MONDAY: hurritos with cheese French fri es, salad, milk taxing your property; or Texas 78746. Special Election May 15 slanding minority students to sauce, macn roni :.md l omaro. WEDNESDAY: hamburgers, 'you think the appraisal district has done For all your Dis lrict the teaching profession to tossed salad, glazed carrots, French fries, lettuce, tomato, something else that adversely affected for Hale County Noxious Weed Control become role modds for others fruit, milk onion, pickles, milk you. concrete needs! to follow." TUESDAY: corn dog and THURSDAY: corn dogs, chee­ Hale County Precinct~ I, 6, 7, S, 10, 13, 15, J(,, 17, IH, & l'l Vote at Ollie Liner Center in Plainview. Each TCIF member school will mustard, pinto beans, oven fri ed se, French fries, tossed salad, INFORMAL REVIEW: The Appraisal -----o;;d~~~-~~~fiiing --~ Patios, Sidewalks, se lect a scholarship recipient cabbage, peanut butter bars, milk • Review Board request that each taxpayer Driveways & Cellars from student appli cants. ~~~­ milk FRIDAY: chili dog, French review his or her problem with an protests with the ARB Precincts 12 & 14 Vote at Halfway Co-op Ciin. WED NESDAY: pizza, buttered fries, tossed salad, milk 1 dent s may apply through dif­ appraisal district appraiser before ferent TICF sc hools, but an deciding to file a written protest. Ed Johnson Precincts 2 & 4 Vote at Hale Center American I .<:~, ion . application must he filed with (Appraisal notices are being mailed May Tuesday, June 19, 1990 each school. 839-2952 18th. Bring appraisal notices with you.) Free Estimates Precinct3 Votes at Petersburg Community Ct:ntcr. SPRINGER HAY BALING Due to volume of reappraisal year appointments are required and can be USUAL DEADLINE: Precincts 9 & l1 Vote at Abernathy City II all. made at 302 W 8th Street, Plainview or call (806) 293-4226. Precinct 5 Votes at Cotton Center. For your On or before May 31 (or 30 days after a Melroe220 notice of appraised value was mailed to hay baling call REVIEW BY THE APPRAISAL REVIEW BOARD: If you can't resolve your you, whichever Is later). Spray Coupe Agriculture property paid tax rl'ccipt Leslie S11ringer JZK-527l> problem informally with the appraisal needed to validate cltgihility. Your Abernathy Producer's mobile # 7K9-K994 district staff, you may have your case Late protests (If you moss the u s ual heard by the appraisal review board. deadlone for good cause. Good cause os Co-op now oilers complete II.H. Springer 298-2997 The appraisal review board (ARB) Is an some reason b e yond your control. like a spraying needs with the independent board of citizens that medical emerge ncy. The ARB decodes addition of the ~ m NOTICE OF TRUSTEE RUN-OFF EL.E< TH JN reviews problems with appraisals and whether you h ave a good cause.) Before fumn' Couoe. Call 298-2527 & AVISO DE ELECCION DE REGENT I ~'i other concerns listed above. They have the day the appraisal review board ask for Delton or 298-2511 & the power to order the appraisal district to approves records lor the year. · Contact ask for Monte for spraying make the necessary changes to solve the appraisal district lor more The Abernathy Independent School District llnarcl "I I'll"(''"' quotes or any ol our other hereby gives notice of a run-of[ ckction to be held ,\1,' " .~<·. Weed Control District Election problems. If you file a written request for Information. an ARB hearing (called. a notice of fann services. 1990, for the purpose or filling Place number , i, (I•) " " thl' profesl) before the deadline, the ARB will Abernathy I.S.D. BcMrd of Trustees. At the April Board meeting of the Hale County Farm Bureau, set your case for a hearing. You'll receive SPECIAL DEADLINES: Abernathy written notification of the time, date, and Por Ia prescntc Ia junta de rcgentes del di , Lr it" '':'""1." independoente da aviso que se llcvara a cabo una ckcn"" cl the directors voted to ask the people voting in the May 15, place of the hearing. The hearing will be Change of use (of the appraisal distroct We Cover The Town! Producer's Informal. You and the appraisal district has informed you that you are losing dia 26 de Mayo de 1990, con cl pro posito de ckgir " l'•""''i" de Administradores de dicho Districto escolar un cand id all • I'"' 1990, Hale County Weed Control District' Election to vote to representative will be asked to present agrocultural appraisal beca u se-you Week after week, people in-the-know turn Co-op evidence about your case. The ARB will changed the use of your la nd) Before the Iugar 6. make Its decision based on the evidence 30th day after the notice ol the retain the Weed Control District in Hale County. ABSENTEE VOTINC; by personal appearance will hq~ m "" presented. You can get a copy of a determination was mailed to you. to our pages for the latest coverage of Monday May 14th, and contmue through Mnndav, Mav cI ' '""' protest form from the appraisal district BAM to 5PM on each day which is not a Saturdav, S11nd ;11 " ' office at 302 W. 8th Street, Plainview, community news and events. There is real potential to work together to improve the 8t8 4-H 8t8 an official stale holiday. Texas. NOTE: You shouldn't try to ARB changes (of the ARB has informed contact ARB members outside of the you of a change that increases your tax VOTACION POR AUSENCIA en persona wmenc,· r:, d I'"'"' operation and service of the Weed District and it would be hearing. The taw requires you to sign an li abo lity a nd the change didn't result from • Slave Day 14 de Mayo y continuara hasla cl Lunes 21 de ~ "' ''' ! • >·~ J affidavit saying that you haven't done so a protest you fil ed) Before the 10th day desde las 8 AM hasla las 5 I'M en todos lo' d"" q11'l' "" "··"' before the ARB hears your case. after the notice ol the determination was We're a great resource for finding sales and a mistake to vote the Weed District out at this time. We will bake cake.<, wash sabado, domingo, o di a oficial de vacaciones n tat;d,·,. mailed to you. dog:;, clean yards, weed REVIEW BY THE DISTRICT COURT: services, things to do and things to see. Absentee voting in person will be conducted al Abernal hl' ('ill' After it decides your case, the ARB must garden.<, dust, sweep, mop, The Weed District Board and participating farmers should be haul, hoc, milk and more! Hall, Abernathy, Texas. Applications for abseniL'L' b.dl r> l' l- 1 send you a copy of Its order by ,certified If you believe the appraisal district or ARB mail should be mailed to Abernathy I.S.D., Abse nt e,· I ' In~ . malt. If you're not satisfied with the should have sent you a notice and did not, Saturday Abernathy City Hall, Abernathy, Texas 7'!311. given the opportunity to prove that with a new sense of decision you have the right to appeal to you may file a protest until the day before district court. If you choose to go to taxes become delinquent (usually ·. J lando por auscncia personal va a scr conducid11 ,. .. ,\kilL• direction and new qualified personnel, that the Weed Dis­ court, you must start the process by filing February 1). The ARB decides whether it May12 thy City Hall. Solicitudes para una boleta de au " ''"'·' I"'' a petition within 45 days of the date you will hear your case based on evidence Abernathy correo deben dar vuelta por correro al Abernathy lSD. ,\l"c·n­ trict can be a viable, working unit to help with weed con- receive the ARB's order. If the appraisal about whether a required notice was 8 a.m. - ? p.m. tee Clerk, Abernathy City Hall, Abernathy, Texas 7• 1.1 11 district has appraised your property at mailed to you. We arc raising money for trol in Hale County. $1,000,000 or more, you must file a notice the Dallas Fashion Tour THE POLLING PLACE designated below will b,· " I"'" ln>m 7 ol appeal with the chlel appraiser within June 20-22. AM to 7 PM on the day of the election. 15 days ol the date you receive the ARB's Weekly Review order. Call Martha Stark WS SITIOS DE VOTACION indicados ahajo sc abriran Lbdc. Paid for by Hale County Farm Bureau, Bruce Rigler, President • 298-2259 • las 7 AM to 7 PM el dia de Ia eleccion. Abernathy I.S.D., Abernathy City H all PAGE 10 FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1990 THE ABERNATIIY WEEKLY REVIEW

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