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VOLUME 78, NUMBER 22 FRIDAY, MAY 29, 1992, ABERNATIIY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES
New DeallO-runs Abernathy, plays Van Hom today Unidentified officers conduct Lions have memorable Monday
unusual search in Abernathy By Scott Lucc While many Americans were : By Scott Luce and one of the civilian-dressed He contacted Lubbock County remembering veterans of the \ "I didn't know who they men in front of his house while sherifPs office but could not armed forces Monday, the New Iwere; Terry Luera said about one of the officers went to the get confirmation that Lubbock Deal and Abernathy baseball i the unexpected visitors to . his back of his house. County deputies were in Aber teams were waging their own j house May 19 around 6:30 p.m. White Luera was talking with nathy. war in Amarillo. i He thought they were Lubbock one of the men the other went He later found out that they The New Deal Lions will now , County sheriff's deputies when to the front door and started were Lubbock County deputies remember Memorial Day for ~ he saw "Deputy Sheriff" decal talking to his wife, Linda. with officers from Taylor Coun their first hi-district baseball t on the side of one of the cars Luera said the man kept ty (Abilene). championship after downing the Jthat pulled up in front of his inching his way in until full Grady said they did serve an Antelopes, 16-6, at Caprock • house. entry was gained and he went arrest warrant for a Ray Garcia . High School. I The other car was an un to the back door and let the Grady said they apparently The game ended on the ten marked maroon Cadillac with other officer in. spotted Garcia walking on the rule rule in the sixth inning anOther man dressed in civilian Luera said that he didn't street after leaving Luera's when Matt Williams trotted clothes. All were wearing side notice any badges and they house. home after Abernathy reliever arms. didn't identify themselves. He Telephone calls to Lubbock Gary Hughes tried a pick off Luera saw them pull up and. asked if they bad a search County's shcrifrs department that was in the dirt and through :went outside to meet them. warrant. Wednesday afternoon could not Jeremy Mansanalcs at third base. "They · were looking for a guy confirm that Lubbock County Abernathy collected their only "They didn't answer me," he two hits in the game off Johnny and stopped at another house said. · deputies were in Abernathy May siuate (7-3) in the top of the fust. They told them that the Luera said they began search 19. Lieutenant Billy Timms of the first. Saratc struck out n and guy lived there where I lived; ing his house. Luera said. Lubbock County shcrifrs de walked two. "They looked under the beds, paJtmcnt said he could "verify Michael Mares tripled over : Luera said he told them he in the closets, in the cabinets for a fact that it wasn't a Jason Nuss when Nuss slipped in not know the person they :ilia and in all the rooms." search for narcotics". left field . Cody Forbes drew his \vcre looking for. He said his four-year-old son, Timms said he was not aware first of two walks. Zaek Patton The fust house was at 510 Andrew, even helped in the of any deputies from narcotics hit a grounder to Matt Williams 3rd St. where Wayne Lamb and search by opening some storage or criminal irwestigati.Qn division a~ second and Mares beat Wil ·Joe ·Gordon confumed they saw cabinets ~ One of the bedrooms. (CID) involved in the activity in liams' ·throw home. Mansanalcs a red or maroon Cadillac and a ' Luera said the search' lasted Abernathy. had the second Lope hit over Michael Mares scores Abernathy's first run in the hi-district game sheriff's department car stop. from 10 to 15 ininutes and the Luera said he talked with second scoring two runs. against New Deal Monday in Amarillo. Sam Adams swings around for men left and went "down the some lawyers but since nothing New Deal bats went to work They said a female officer the attempted lag on the throw from Matt Williams (background) street". was destroyed during the search in the second with back to back ·stayed at 510 3rd St. while the while Johnny Sarate looks on from the mound. The Lions overcame two cars with the two officers Luera contacted Abernathy not much could be done. doubles. an early 6-1 Lope lead for a 16-6 win in the sixth inning. and two civilian-dressed men Police Chief H.W. Grady about Grady said he has received an David Duran hit the first went to Luera's house at 301 the matter. Grady said he was apology from Taylor County for down the right field line. Nor !irs! run. Van Horn is 19-4 and the Ave. H. not aware the officers were in the unannounced activity in the man Leal followed up the middle The next six batters went defending state 2A champion. Luera met one of the officers town. city May 19. scoring Duran for New Deal's down in succession. "It was the only way to play Sarate led off the bottom of on Friday," Eblen said. the second with a single to Van Horn had agreed to play Shaw selected Vo-Ag ·student of the Year center field. Travis Hale then on Thursday at a neutral site hit into the first of three but that was New Deal's gradua Rebecca Shaw was named the double plays I urned by the tion night. {Vo-Ag Student of the Year for Lopes. Hale hit into another in "We gave up mileage but it ~991-92 for Abernathy FFA. The the bott om of the third. helped us. It gave us a I itt le 'presentation was made during "We were a little nervous the time," he said. the Annual FFA Awards Banquet !irs! couple of innings," New The little time was for an 'May 21. Tony Loper presented Deal coach Brad Eblen said. extra day's rest for Sarate. Shaw with a $300 savin~ bond "The bottom live (runs) they "If he can go he's going to donated by local cooperatives. shouldn't have had. We had go," Eblen said. "If not, Sam's l· . FFA advisor Scotty Windham chances to get them out and we (Adams) 6-1. There's nothing to !also announced that Shaw was didn't get them out." sneeze at with Sam on the ;the Area I candidate for the Abernathy look advantage of mound. We've got just as much 'highest degree awarded on the three Lion errors (New Deal's confidence with him as anybody "ate level. Shaw is a fmalist total), a passed ball and a walk else. · :l'or the State Farmer Degree. to score their last three runs of "We keep our bats going like IF'mal selections will be made in the game in the top of the they've been going we 'll put any 'June. third. of them up. Put Sam up. Put Cody Forbes was named the Aftcr Mares, Forbes and Kasey (Howell) up. Do whatever ,Ray Sanders Scholarship recipi Patton gave the Lopes a 6-1 we've got to do." ~nt. Forbes received a plaque lead, Sarate struck out the next Eblen said he had some scout ~d a $250 scholarship as the three Lopes with three pitches ing reports about Van Horn. top oower meclumic student. each. "They've got live guys off a Ray Sanders awards were also New Deal sent eight batters state championship team coming given to farm power students. The Lions (15-4) were rained back. Probably going to start a ;Damon Loper was the top stu- . out at Odessa College Tuesday left hander that's pretty good. \lent and received a plaque and Top students -M:rc remgnized with Ray Sanders' awards and HOIIOI'U'Y Cbapler Farmers were inducted at for an area game against Van He's decent. He's not as good as "8 $100 savings bond. Plaques and the Abernathy ·FFA awards banquet last week.. Pictured, from left to right, arc Jesse MarC7~ Ken Dunn, Horn, the winner in District 1- what they had last year. He's ' Sec FPA, page 4A Rebca:a Shaw, Damon Loper, Larry McBee, Ray Sanders and Cody Forbes. AA. doing the job for them." The game was rescheduled for 1234567 F today (Friday) at 5 p.m. at Van ND I 0 4 5 5 I 16 Horn. Ab 3 0 3 0 0 0 6 City makes offer for easements at airport after executive session Abernathy city councilmen accept the proposal. Councilman agreed to accept a counter Billy McCicnncy seconded the proposal after a special meeting motion which passed, 4-0. Coun Tuesday night for casements at cilman Tim Hill was not present. the city's airport. City manager Frank Russell Abernathy Mayor Shane Cun said the city is still negotiating ningham called the executive the length of time the case ments will be in effect in case session to discuss purchase of runway protection zone ease the airport ceases to exist. ments and legal fees involved. Joe V. Boerner Jr., from the law firm of Crenshaw-Dupree The council had previously and Milam in Lubbock, is repre authorized Cunningham to senting the six landowners. discuss the easements with the The city needs the easements landowners. He made an offer, on the 9.93 acres to accept a which was put into writing Apr. grant from the Texas Board of 19, of $400 per acre for ease Aviation. ments on land on the north and Last August the board ap south end of the runway. proved a $130,230 State Facili The city's attorney, Billy ties Development Grant for Robinson, received a counter airport improvements and con proposal of $600 per acre. st.ruction. Councilman Elias "Shorty" No action was taken on legal Vecchio made a motion to fees involved. 1liE ABERNA1liY WEr-=E::.KL::.::Y..,:RE=-:VIE=W:.:.....;FRID:..;:;:::;;.:.;A:.:.Yl.,;:,MA.;.:..:,Y.;..=:29;.:., .• .:.::1992~.:P.:.:'A::.;:G:.:E:..:.:t~A Obituaries Depot Dispatch ~~~:f!og!~~... in bride's parents' home An~opes io receive William Floyd Hogan Jr. were of white rOICS ancl dlisiea sportsma h• d married at 7:30 p.m., Friday, dceorated with melon ancl teal ns Ip awa~ Leon S. Cav~s Tbe senior citizens center had 80 for lunch and games Wednesday. . May 22, in the home of C.W. ribbons and lace atreamers. Tberc were 18 carry out traya. Bro. Schaap gave the in~tioo. and Sharon Froust, parents of The bridegroom wore a black The Abernathy High School boys basketball team bu bccD Graveside services Leon S. ity and moved to Lubboclt in Tommy Hildreth from Petersburg was a guest. roc: the bride. twredo with long tails ancl teal ~~~- to recciYc the Horlcn-Necly Sportsmanship Award for Cavanes.s Jr., 81, or Lubbock 1946. He bad tausbt school in Monday night the center had 25 present; Tuesday, 46; and Thurs Glenn Reagan officiated. colored cummerbund and bow were at 3 p.m. Wednesday, May Happy, Brownfield and New day, 46. Honor attendants were Shan- tic. The board of directors of the Southwest Basketball Ofliciala rT, in City of Lubbock Cemetery Deal. He also worked for the Reported ill are Hal Howard, lmagene Amerson, Clyde Benn, Dor eva Bradley of Abernathy, sister AU corsages and boutonnicrtli Association notified high school principal Larry McBee of the with Harold Moore, minister of City of Lubbock Water Depart- othy Dorrell and Lavail Lacy. of the bride and N cal Hogan of were made with fresh cut lire award by mail this week. Sballowater Church of Christ, ment before retiring in 1~. He R.C. and Florene Patterson arc moving to Oklahoma City. We will N cw Deal, brother of the bride- and ice roses. The letter stated that the "team was selected for this honor officiating. was a Methodist. miss them. groom. They were married before two because of the outstanding sportsmanship displayed by the Burial was under direction of Survivors include his wife; a Menu for next Wednesday is ham, potato salad, baked beans, jeUo Given in marriage by her brass candelabra decorated with players, coaches, students and fans during tbe 5eaSOn." daughter, JoAnn Metcalf of salad, cornbread, lea and coffee. It will be singing day. parents, the bride wore a white greenery and melon colored The award is named in honor of two SBOA officials who ., Cly4e; . a son, Charles of Lub- - Merle Boger satin and orange wedding gown bows. lost their lives returning home from officiating a basketball 1.111. • :.boCk;' a' lis&Ci, C.Oiyu Charlton by Sweetheart. The sabrina The bride's table was decor- game. The annual award goes to the high school in each ,. il ~ Fla.; ' and four First Baptist youth schedule trip neckline bad pearl dangles ated with a center piece made University Interscholastic League conference (A-AAAAA) which ~ - -...., between the sabrina neckline with fresh spring flowers and best exemplifies good sportsmanship. He was , Tho.: family II!PU memorials to New Braunfels, San Antonio and the lower sweetheart neck- candles along with a two tiered . McBee said a date bas not been set for the award presenta Corps~ . . to S!? ~ or the Plains Hosp Laura Nelson, Cheri Bufe and Jody Schaap line. A layer of net was between Italian cream wedding cake with tion. i(al'a Plr\Uuoa'a Disease Re The high school youth at · San Antonio and one day at Sea the two necklines. The bodice a cascade of melon and teal mamed ·Dona rust search Cciltcr,· 4014 22nd Place, Nelson, Sehaap, Bufe honor students Baptist Church will be traveling World. had lace appliques trimmed with colored roses. The bride's table 1944, in Fort Meyers, Fla. He Suite 3, Lubbock 79410, or to to New Braunfels and San Jeff PetiUo, youth and music pearls and iridescent sequins. .also had a watermelon bowl graduated from Trinity Univers- the American Cancer Society. for Abernathy Junior High graduation Antonio next week for a youth minister F'lrst Baptist Church, Pearl ropes extended from one filled with fresh fruits and retreat. will lead the evening devotion side of the back bodice to the melon and teal colored mints in WdJiam 'Bill' Spoon Eighth JP:aders at Abernathy Honor graduates for the class The 25 youth and eight spon and fellowships. other side from the neck to the the shape of roses and leaves Junior High School will par waist. The pour sleeves were and .:ounty line punch. He married Kathryn Winton in are Krista Bryant, Zeke Patton, sors will stay at a resort in Diana Phillips is the retreat Graveside services for William ticipate in a graduation cere Troy Harrison, Christi Johnson, trimmed with net cutouts, lace The groom's table had a red "Bill" Spoon, of Plainview July 1966 in Plainview. She died New Braunfels. The group will coordinator. Other sponsors are 74, mony tomorrow night. Stacie Nelson, Jenny Casey, and three ropes of pearls on the velvet cake decorated to sym- in 1992. spend one day tubing at the 56 Jayne Titsworth, Debbie Smith were at 2 p.m. Thursdar· May The event wil1 be in the poufs. Slim fitt ed long net bolizc the traditional ball and 28, in Parklawn Memoria Gard Survivors include three daugh Jennifer Williamson, Lindy acre Schlitterbaun waterpark, erman, Shirley Burleson, Betty school auditorium at 7 p.m. Edwards, Trey Warren, Gale one day louring and shopping Neve and Cindy Petillo. sleeves extended from the poufs. chain along with nuts, finger 2 Hamburger Steaks ens with Brad Huckabee offici ters, Kay Casey of Abernathy, Laura Nelson is the class The net sleeves were trimmed sandwiches and coffee. ating. Sarah A. Spoon of Irving and Loveless, Rachel Overstreet, tossed salad, choice of potato, valedictorian. Her grade point Tasha Boone, Joe Caballero, with lace, pearls and iridescent Serving at the bride's and Burial arrangements are by Patricia A. Burnside of Sanger; a average is 91.55. sequins. A candy box bow sat at groom's tables were Shaneva son, Kenneth of Sanger; a 103"!', on-& T""' "'''' Lemons Funeral Home. Jody Schaap is the salutator Julia McDonald, Ryan Haseltine, Lopez wins ABERNATHY the back waist. The full skirt Bradley and Vicki Pettit of $ Spoon died at 10:20 p.m. stepdaughter, Melba Webb of ian with a GPA of 97.40. Layton Woodul, Chad Craig. LIBRARY HOURS was layered in multi tiers of Lubbock, sister-in-law of the Monday, May 25, in the Aber Lockney; two stepsons, Marvin Historian Cheri Bufe's GPA is Casey Ponciano, Bambi Ramos orange ruffles. The white satin bride. nathy home of a daughter. Anderson of Shallowater and 6.98 % .43. and Wyatt Goodman. DQ certificate Monday • 12-5 hat was adorned with pearls and Parents of the bridegroom are He was born in Pittsburg, Jerry Anderson of Lubbock; three flowers on one side with a lace OneJa.O'Briant of New Deal and Tuesday • 9-12 Open 1 day a week Monday-Saturday 6 a.m. • 9 p.m. Okla. He grew up in Indianola, brothers, Frank of Winfield, Kan .• Brady's Dairy Queen sold Wednesdal• 10-5 border all around the brim and Bill Hogan of Lubbock. where he lived until moving to Clarence and Joe of Ardmore, Local's grandsons U.S. award winners for breakfast, lunch & supper Sunday 6 LDI. • 2 p.m. and tickets for a $50 gift certificate Thursday Closed ~b;:~~r tip veil with ruilles on The couple will live in Lub- Lubbock in 1951. He did yard Okla.; three sisters, Bobbette Grandsons of A.H. "Shorty" Dustin has a grade point A recently. Flora Lopez was the 'W' Friday • 12-5 bock. work in the summer and gin Thompson of Lindsey, Calif., Flora and Helen Klafka of Abernathy average of 98.6; Rustin's is 97.6. winner. ~-IDI!!!I!B!Il!D.-RI_ID ____!Dl work in the fall . He moved to Conoda of Ardmore, Okla., and have been recognized as United Dustin plays football, basket Proceeds for the tickets will Saturday Plainview in J%7 and to Aber Anna McGaughy of Wilson, Okla.; States National Honor Roll ball and golr. He is the vice go to the Children's Miracle .."Y' by appointment nathy in January of 1992 to live 22 grandchildren; and six great Award winners. president of the freshman class A. Designer fragrances are not expensive• Network. with his daughter. grandchildren. Dustin Klafka and Rustin and a member of the Baptist youth group. I It is the pa~kaging and advertising you Klafka have both received 13 awards. Rustin is a sixth grader and PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY won third place in the seventh ~ pay for. Struve's Department Store has Dustin attends Lorenw High grade number sense in the Kri.-;tin a 1992 Aber School. Rustin is a student at ~ Abernathy, Texas # Letter to the editor University Interscholastic League nathy High School graduate, a the plain packaged originals • the real Lorcnw Junior High School. competition and fourth in cal signs a scholarship to South They are the sons of Larry and cul11tor. He is an all-star in '.~r All Your Farming Need~_ LaMa una Klafka of Lorenw. l'lains O>llege in Levelland She product in a plain box for less money. Random drug testing seen as answer Little Dribblers and a member of Abernathy Lubbock The awards were announced R.A.'s. PHONE signed as a trainer and wi!f be To the editor: employees on a regular, random by the United States Achieve The boys names will appear in 298-2521 763-4868 involved in all sports at SPC. Designer Price - $50 Drugs and drug abusers are basis? Very few. ment Academy and was awarded the United States Achievement Looking on, from left to right, I the two biggest problems in How many employers test for academic achievement. Academy ycarhnnk. arc her parents, Jayne and America. workers for drugs? Very few. ~ Struve's Price - $24.95 Iii Coach Lester Titsworth, Coach The two most abused drugs Drug abuse is responsible for l'at Mouser and high school W Eternity, Knowing, Guess, Poison, Passion, arc legal (alcohol - over 21 and lower grades, lower productivity Abernathy Producers Co-op holds 6 strips tobacco • over 11). The most and higher crime. It's that Catfish principal Larry McBee. m Escape, White Diamonds, Beautiful, Liz Claiborne, I used illegal drug IS marijuana, simple. annual meeting for membership French fries, cole slaw, m Spellbound, Realities, Red-Georgio . not cocaine or herion. The only way to get more bush puppies m e The only cure for drug abuse, people to "say no" to all dope legal or illegal, is raodom drug (alcohol, tobacco, cocaine and Abernathy Producers Co-op Producers Co-op Oct. 4, accord had their third annual member ing to Stone. The last bale was 4.25 ., ~· 7't~'l I Struve's Dept. Store I testing and de-tox centers. pot) is to give them a real $ ship meeting Tuesday night after ginned Feb. 24. The governm~nl wants jails, incentive, random drug testing. a catered meal. At the conclusion of the ~ 314 Main St. 298-2531 J prisons and fines. Taxpayers If a student can be expelled Board members Scott Lutrick meeting, members were pre VECCHIO'S lll;.m-miJI!I5aiJIII-II.....-oJ-•-.-•-m cannot afford more jails and from school or a worker can be and Gary Stepben;;un were re D .,:::·:-· prisons. suspended from work for failing sented wiiji'=,lliel,l~aiJy divid 1203 Ave.· 298-2874 end checks. Whj)IOiiQ1.aoo.~1909 a.m.lot1 its now. Uartun JJemium Man 1M a Oiristmas trees NORTI{SIDE BAPTIST CHURCH p.m. EST. tenance, Patty Pace; Ag Mech .t it at that momenL The 12 (twelve) step help in making a difficult decision, then this t 110 East 4th St. throughout Texas. PfliYon mlailing. wholosaling, 420 16th Street cENTER COMMUNITY FIIEHDI. YHOIEPARTES ha&oponilgs lordom· fund llioing prognrnL 1-«J0.53&-1 067. anks, Cecil Garcia; Metal Fab ''CoWlt on me program provides an opportunity for class Is for you. But • I repeal· you do not 298-2230 Olllnlafi.No cull._.,,.,..,~. Noservicechargo 298-2497 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 DRIVERS · _TAKE CHARGE ... of yoor c:amor and rication, Gary Hughes; and Wednesday 7:00PM -High commlulon lnd holteos awards. Two cala t support and encouragement for anyone have to have a problem 10 attend. t Sunday School 9:45 AM your ile. Driw tor J.B. I+Jnt and earn lop pay and Floraculture, Amy Cuevas. Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 Sunday School 10:00 AM logl.-6001tems. Cal1.aoo..~75. to provide the best who undertakes the challenge. It fils well (4) It will be for support and encourage- Worship 11:00 AM benefits. Wo pay tor your 0. T.A llllporienoo·up to Othci ,haptcr award winners t 745-6112 Sunday Worship 11:30 AM $0.28 por mila. HIIXl-2.18-HUNT. EOE.subject to into a church Sunday s·chool program. menL It will be led by different people. We Evening Training 5:00 PM DRIVERS: KU.IIINC. Dallas and Houston '"""' were Animal Science, Dennis Homeowners insunmce f Sunday School 10:00 AM Pastor Espiridion Paez nolo n NNI hilitg Gllperioncad tract>r trailer driv· drug"""""· Haney; Wildlife Management, t Some information about the 12 step will not condemn. We will try to help people f Evening Worship 6:00PM Worship 11:00 AM .. to f\1148 .... and Cinadal Call 1.atJ0.925- SSTEEl BUILDINGS. End & doors not included 5556.11onday.friday. Pecos Shafer; Diversified Agri program:· gain control of their lives again. You may t Wednesday Service 7:30PM Evening 5:00 PM bu1_can bo aoquimd. Hayimachinery~ivosiOCI< & ST.ISIDORE CHURCH IISIIO. culture, hubby Martinez; Ag value in town.'' t (1) It Is not a seaetl You can receive the hear some objections about a 12 step Sunday Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM QUICK CASH! Top priao tor ywt owner financed u!ihty 40X52was $7,406 oow$4,907: 50K94 t South Avenue D was $12,993 now $8,762; 50X140 was $18,750 Structur<", Rebecca Sbaw; Pastor John Terrell -ollolle,~.llldeedaltruct.Atly t steps in many different ways. even school class • "It Is not Christian;" "'t can lAKEVIEW METHODIST 298-4278 IIIII. Col Slove II'PIIat1-800-tl7._2389. NNI $12,500. Big open arch atruct\JAI. Delivored General Ag Mike piUII laX. 303-757-3107. M~chanies, t through the public library. The class will become a religion unto itself;"' "'f they just f Monday 9:00AM Hughes and Mike Attaway; and Sunday School10:00 AM OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE WOlfF TANNING fEllS: Now oommen:ial· go through the steps separately and received Christ. they would not need a 12 Wednesday 7:00PM Power Mechanics, Alex Salazar. t Bible Study 6:00 PM APOSTLES CA11{0UC CHURCH ~:!O:F~~~o~~ slowly by reading scriptures which step class" and others. To those comments I lsi & Jrd Sundays Friday 9:00 AM =.,·..=e:w~r,l~~~ AlSO superintendent Charles t are New Deal NEWcotorc:alalog.1.atJ0.22U292. _ •TIIIIIr'& 27-31c -l:tivo& •Benefits of.4inimum Sunday 9:00AM oge23·Single19·22cwtc:oastpoy. t-«1().441 · Aoyd presented 14 scholarship t given for each step and see what that say, let's give It a try. There are some people f Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday Mass 10:45 AM Jesse Nave, Pastor Father Michael O'Carroll Father George Thekkedam ARE YOU OOLLECllNG PAYIENTS on real os· o431W. citations. They went to Allen .. scripture means to an individual. No one who are hurting and the church has not llllyouWIOicl~youc:ashNN/torthose t t HAVE YOU HAD a sitic:ooe bAiost implanl7 For McDonald, Cheyenne Rieken, Gall: will be forced to say anything about a · responded well. This is an opportunity to t =-~n. F'ldeli~Corporatioruodayl inlonnationonyourrights."Waldman'Smalhvocid JANEPHIWPS 1o f scripture that he/she does noJ want to say. "heal" people through Christ (It Is Bible Aan.. n Super C...... ,rd HAPPY UCK lUNGE k*n: l'lomoa hoaling & ~":,';;~~c:~~·a::vc.:;i~ 2321 50th Street t Yet It Is in sharing· our:thoughts and· centered and Christ--oriented). t Lubbock, Texas Sponsors r===-~~=ondogo ilRIVERS: CEUDON TIIUCKJNG Ser\'ices, ~~ lives and faith· that the 12 step program You are Invited to + Wan odcing ,_ c:onven""'ai 6ctols •'"'I 792-3636 t works. Each one will come on June 7th at 9:30 t -. WllOk. Cetadon Ia hiring d
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ALLSUP'S BEEF &SALSA Got an idea about how BURRITO our state gcwtf!!ment could be mora efficient? ...... the chance 9 PIECE CHARBROILED you'w wailed fori .FRIED CHICKEN, FI.LLET Calusloll-fNeat 3 BISCUITS, CHICKE~ 1·100·--WAIII SANDWICH (1·800-232-8927) BOWL GRAVY (You're not~ . ~ p pur nam.t) $499 .,.159 ....-~1992 niB ABBRNA1HY WB~Y REVIEW ' .Fun animal fact ND scouts end year, present saw~m•ntc.!!l The New Deal CUb Scout& had presented to lhoee scouts who Townsend, T.C. Tuman, match-up their 1ut moathly pack lllCCtiDa played Little Dribblers. Thole - Willis, BJ. Fraoklio, until September oo May 18. .recciviDf beli l110ps were Ryan Reed, Chris Weston and I. A Ginffe A. Muat keep movina, or Numerous awarcb were prCSCDted Reed, Tim Frec;mao, Hank Helll it will•ulrocate. Womack. The current during tbc meeting. ley, CUllus Westbroo~ Chris Patrols, the Sharks 2. Female Sea Honea B. Their embryos flgbt Adrian Arcc bas earned ODe Crawford, Joshua Lamkin, Cole Eagles are first year one anoeher in the gold and two silver arrow Townsend, T.C. Tuman and and will not graduate to womb, so only one is poiDts. Mark Fritzler was pre- . Derek Willis. Belt loops Cor Scouts until the Blue and lef'lat birth. sented his sportsman pin. Chris those playing marbles were Chris Banquet February 1993. Crawford earned his "God and Crawford, Joshua Lamkin, Lance PEOPL.EI Troop 498 bas provided 3. A Shark C. Has seven neck bones, me' award. Outdoorsman pins Sykes, Cole Townsend, T.C. pack With den chiefs. Those the same as a mouse. r were presented to Cunus West Tuman and Derek Willis. Frisby boy scouts wbo serve as brook, Hank Keosley and TUD 4. Sand Tiger Sharks D. Has an appendix six to belt loops weal to Chris Craw along with adult den . ~ Forbes, Evans take top honors eight feet long. freeman of the Shark Patrol. ford, Cole Townsend and T.C. Those who were presented: Many scouts earned belt loops. Tuman. awards were Scoll Crawford,: S. Moose E. Lay their eaas directly Basketball belt loops ~re The goal of scouts each year Spencer Freeman and Derretc:: into the male's pouch. is to graduate to the next level McCullough. Jason Reddler ancf: ;AHs officials award 54 diplomas Waylon Jennings of scouting. Monday night's Brad Proctor were nol present:: 6. A Koala F. They an: so nemlaht meeting was also graduation at the meeting. ·: ~ cd they have mistaken night. cars for their mates. Committee plans Den leaders presented service : Tigers who became Wolves beads were Jane Canon, Patricia: .\during graduation services tonight 7. A Jelly Fish G. Its oval face collects were Tanner Sykes, Dennis Nuss, Gayla Teeter, Sharon: sounds like a radar July 4 activities Womack, Joe Bob Canon, Teddy Malone, Patty . Freeman, PaC screen. Eggeling, Justin Walkup and . Parents and friends of 54 94.75. She is the daulthter of surer; and Rodrigo Cantu, repor The Waylon Jennings Commit Cannon, Roxene Stinson and ~ seniors will witness their grad Chris Bales. Wolves becoming Athena Crawford. · Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Evans of ter. 8. Spiny Lobsters H. Is 95 percent water. tee iD Uttlefield has assigned Bears were Adrian Arce, Steven ~ uation from Abernathy High Abernathy. Class sponsors are Sharon its department heads to 'gel Joan Fritzler was awarded 8: School tonight at an 8 p.m. Kester-Fair, Pal Mouser, Bettie Carr, Gregory Hernandez, Travis plaque for her past years ~ As part of the graduation 9. The Barn Owl Build their homes com going• on plans for the July 3 ceremony at the school auditor servl'ce, a group of seniors will Hardin, Emily Sharp, Charlotte plete with jndoor McCullough. ·Michael Nuss and assistant cub master. CiDdy: and 4 celebration. Clay Teeter. Bears moviDg to ; ium. sing the class song "Place in Carter, Connie Dippery and Lisa plumbing. Friday, July 3, a barbecue McCullough was awarded a gold: School board president Richard Pearson. Webelos were Josh Lamkin, Chri~ This World".· cook-off is scheduled, as well as medal she has earned 1lS cub: : Howard will present the gradu I 0. Elephants J. Can'tjump. Crawford, Lance Sykes, Cole master. Seniors holding office on the the arts and crafts fair, horse : ales with their diplomas as Motto for the class is 'educa student council . are Shannon tion is the key to the future, II. The Yak K. March in caravan fash shoe fitchiDg coolest, remote i school superintendent Charles Peeples, president; Damon Loper, ion when they migrate. contro ear race, concessiollS, ~ 1floyd announces their names. and the passage through which vtce president; Kristin Titsworth music and dancing iD the even ., Cody Forbes serves the class the light will pass·. The class secretary /treasurer; and Miclt~ Chipmunks L. Has pink milk. ing. :as valedictorian. His grade pomt colors are the school colors, Riley, hastorian. Saturday, July 4, the arts and YESTERDAY'S ; average is 95.06. Forbes is the maroon and white. Sunday the class celebrated I 'll Til f'OI 0'6 )1'8 H'L crafts fair will continue and the ; son of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Forbes Officers for the senior class with their baccalaureate service. parade with Waylon, Jessi Colter Country Cooking Restaurant I of Abernathy. are Alex Salazar, president; Rev. Steve Campbell of the First a~ ~~ a~ v~ HZ ~· 1 and Shooter Jennings will begin · Salutatorian for the Class of Chris Pena, vice president; United Methodtst Church was K492(}()()J down Phelps Avenue and end up 3602 Slide Rd. - Lubbock, Texas 1992 is Tori Evans. Her GPA is JoAnna Guajardo, secretary/trea- !he speaker. Cody Forbes Tori Evans near the Waylon Jennings RV Park. Phone 792-8383 Also set that day will be an Country Cooking Uke You Remember From Yesterday! autograph party by Waylon and Jessi and a free concert that ~------night and dance after the St~p-m. for Breakfast, 1 Buy One Dinner concert. Lunch or Dinner on your I Get One · Several booths are still avail New Deal combines services able for the arts and crafts fair. ne:Xhisit to Lubboc~ f (of equal or less value) For more information, contact local Resident Terri 1 For Half Price NDHS ceremonies held on Texas Tech campus Eva McDonald at 385-3476 or Chambers to serve you. with coupon - June Armistead at 385-3540. ! ·- Last night New Deal High School graduat ed ro p ~ hirc . 40 seniors in a comhinl.ltion graduat ion and Superintendent A.D. Gamblin announced the All TYPES baccabureate service. gr;~d ual es "' high sc hoo l principal David Willis Site for the event was Allen Theater on the pr csc 111cd th eir diplomas. Texas Tech University campus. Rev. Steve The Cia" of 1<192 chose 'The River"" as their Camphe ll of the First Uni ted Methodist Ch urch class s on~ . Class colors were black and royal was the speaker at the R p.rn . serv ice hlu c. The class motto was "'take what you have Class honors went to Chris Winn, valedic wat h wh;~l you arc ; make the most of it and torian; Stephany Gallegos, salulatorian ; and tH:vn bt.: ~a t ·i~ficd". Tiffany Shropshire, historian. Winn's grade Sen·ing the class as officers were Felipe point average was 96.%, (iallegos' was 115.1'1 Mnr:t, pre,idenl; Chr is Winn, vice president; and Shropshire's was 92.2K Ann namin.::t, secreta ry; Amy Davis, treasurer; Winn is th e son of Mr. and Mr s. James Winn ;~nd Ja""' Nuss and Jeannie Saratc, class of Lubbock. Gallegos is !he daughter of Mr. studcntruuncil rerrescntativcs. .we make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, Chris Winn Stephany Gallegos Tiffany Shropshire and Mrs. Chr is (;allegos of Luhhock . 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Ave. D I 298-2CII4 · 298-2114 Billy & ~'Aun Shipman 298-2179 298-2338 TilE ABERNA'lliY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY MAY29,1992 PAGE 7B PAGE6B FRIDAY: MAY29,1992 THEABERNAniYWEEKLYREVIEW ·' NDHS seniors vow to be 'never be satisfied' W)UR DIPlOMA WILL New Deal1992 graduates outline future plans Coaaiaacd 6ua,. 68 Congratulations New Deal High School hu 40 She plans to llteDd South He is ICtiYc ill PPA. · He plaJII to attead South threugb senior, ' honOrable men· lion AD·District-senior, aoss UNLOCK THE DCW lui rutege for two )Uri to He plana Oil Plai,ps CoUqe to ill law alumni alter lliaht's PIUs beluc a na¥11 m~or cowtry, track named Who's IP'aduation at the ADen Theater major ill n~ and millor ill aviator fiabter llilot. enforcement (aimillal Justice). and ~o Among High SchoOl Stu· Jay m Lubbod. . tea~ then go to Texu Teeb Slcplqiay Marie 0111cw» is' NitdlcllB. W.O. is the son .,. ·~ ~ FU11JRE ••• de~~,~s-sophomore and senior. 1..-ry Joe ~ Jr. is the UiliverSJty and get her teachillg the cfaualiter of Chris Oallep ol Mrs. Apple Ree Jackson of son of Larry and Mary T. Adams degree. of Lubbod. New Deal. She plans to go to coUege .. May it be filled with Cllris Perez is the son n£ of New Deal . Amy E&,.abeda on. is the She is active ill FHA as ~ He bas been active ill footbal~ ,. happiness and He played fUSI base for the dauabter Kay ·Davis of Lub- president, Nitional Honor Soci· bueba1l, basketball and track. Nabor and Lupe Perez. Ill l;fe participated in football and success. Uons. boel ety, band, flas corp as capeain, He plana to go to coUege and He plans to play coUege baU She has served as varsity journalism, 4-H, buketbalf ud be a paramedic or be invot-1 tra~ . and L...--me a good dra&maa. -Leerleader "---L-•n class track. She is salutatorian. She iu EMS. Re plans to attend South Pl ~ns College. Oillert"""' Aloam "" • uAWD- has Hilt- A-"'--. .. ~-- ...._...•,;..,;... IS. the Jr. is the son seaetary, senior c:1ass treasurer. received the National ~ Ben Lee Prina: is the son of of Gilbert and Anita Alonzo of She loves to ride horse&, sing ory and Government Award ud da~ter of Dmd and Barbara Bill Prince of Batesville, Ark., New Deal. . aad daace. named Who's Who Among High Liain of Lubbock. an~ Louise (Prince) Orr of He has been active in football She plans on going to nursing School Students. Slie has been active in Sh8llowater. aad was AU· District first string school and receive her bachelors She plans to go to coUegc ud USBEA, aoss country, track, He is involved in FFA. linebacker. degree in nursing. get married .study dietetics thea attend law Future Homemakers of America, He plans on joining the U.S. I~~ He plans to auend_coUc:g~:. __ andliYe-o~ ranch. _ __ ... --~Q!>J,__ _ ~· ~ ·--~- chor~ . !JIL n~ber sense, UIL Ar~ to pursue a career in Oinna Kyle Ba1JeDaer is the Jose HiJaro De La Cerda is . Cbcri McdlcJie Garner is the Spelling, UIL saence ud FFA. - mediclie. -·------=c- ' -----1----~· daughter of Charles and Lillian the son of Jose aad R068 De La daughter of Eddie and Nelda She was named Who's Who Jay Lynn Proctor is the son Ballenger of New Deal. Cerda. Garner of Lubbock. Among American High School of Don and Sherry Proctor of Congratulations She is active in FHA and He plans to go to coUege to She has been involved in Students. New Deal. serves as parlimentarian. study engineering aad mechanics. Fut\U'e Homemakers of America S_he plans to attend South He has been active in football She plans to attend South Martin Drozda is the son of and Business Professionals of Plains CoUege to become a for three years, track for three Travis Congratulations Plains College. Franhsek and Maria Drozda of America. She is a member of nurse. . years and FFA for four years. Shannoo Dean 8enDelt is the Britislava, Slovakia, Europe. Lubbock Saddle Club aad was ICennetb Wayae M111CJ IS. t~e After basic training for the daughter of Mrs. Pat ConduiT. He is active in band and UIL District 11 Queen of AASP&RC. son of Bennett and ChriSUe Army Reserves, be plans to go The l.asl 18 ~ have bcco great! I'm so proud of you aad Jason She plans to be a business math and science. She plans to go to coUege and Massey of Lubbock. to college and major in agricul· aU the fantastic th~ you've acheivecl. This has bcco a fun professional major in micro His plans are to go to medical get abusiness degree. He plans to attend c;oUege. lure education. ycarl Remember, this IS not the end, it's only the beginning. R Amy IS computer technicioos. school and become a neuro Heather Griffis · Ruth Moore the dang- Ann Marie RaJnirez is tbe Low:ya, Mom Jesus "Cbuy" V. Coward is the surgeon. ih d ftt ~ d y IS hter of Dorothy Moore of son of Charles and Gloria Co- Melody Ann Edwards · th e ~u er o va BD von- Lubbock. daughter of Paul and Dora Ramirez of New Deal. To aU the Buds and Ladies- ward of Lubbock. gh f d ~ b e ne On IS of Lubboc~. . She is involved iu swimming We're real proud of you! She was involved in basketball Thanks and oongratulations. He has been active in one act ~wa:~: ofLu~~k. an e ra S~e bas been active ID cheer- and bowling (scholorships). Low: ya, Nancy Dad, Mom & ~ichael play, band, AII·Region band, She has been active iu band, leadmg ~ head cheerlea.der, She plans lo go straight into and track her freshman year and basketball, football and track. cheerleading, basketbal~ track band, NatiOnal Honor Soaety, coUege and become a physical an officer in FHA her freshman He is an Eagle Scout, recipient and cross country. UIL, UIL _one ac.t play, basket· theropist. and senior years. of community service volunteer She plans to attend college to baU and JOurnalism. She was Felipe Mora Jr. is the son of She plans to attend college and major in medicine (pedia awards, was a Teen Court become a beautician and soon ~amed ~o's Who Among Amer· Felipe Sr. and Lcida Mora of trics). attorney, won an AII·American open her own business in cos· •can H~ School s.tudents, New Deal. Scholar Award and a Computer motology. Homecommg Queen, MISS New He plans on attending Texas Christine Ramirez is the Achievement Award. Sandra Deloris Fenley is the Deal runner-up and FFA Sweet· Tech and majoring in physical daughter of Modesta Ramirez of Future plans for Coward d ht f F kl' d Fran heart. . • therapy. New Deal. 0 She has been active in FHA, include attending Oklahoma cisaug Fenley er of Lubbock.ran ID an • She plansd onbe go•no --o to medical.( 1 Jason """"'.. ~ N"-.. IS. the son of Good Luck State University for three years She is active in band and schoo 1 an come a am• Y Patricia and David Nuss of band and Business Professionals and then Harvard as a law !lags. physician. Lubbock. of America. DARE TO as you continue student to become a criminal She plans to becomo a photo· Tra"'is Hale. is the son of Ken His activities include baseball, She plans to attend' Texas defense auorney. graphcr. and Nancy Hale. track and sometimes football. T.:ch University and Methodist to build your Trina Dawn Crawford is the Jimmy fitzpatrick is the son His honors and activities He plans to attend SPC and Hospital School of Nursing. daughter of Leon and Shirley of Leta and Terry Owens of include UIL, band, All-District take law enforcement and later Sylvia Ann Rodriguez is the Crawford of Lubbock. New Deal. basketbaU·three yean, All try to get into DPS school. daughter of Martin and Angie future. Rodriguez of New Deal. ------, Academic buketbal~ All-District Billy Ray Osborne is the son She has been active in Busi baseball, AU·Diatrlct footbaU, of Robert E. Christian of Lub- ness Professionals of America, DREAM! AII·South Plains football, stu· bock. basketball and track. Great Job dent council, Who'a Who Among He has been involved iu Her future plans are to be· American High School Students, journalism for two years and come a ticket agent. Kirk Wholesale Meats Auto & Tmck Sales GRADS! Who's Who Among American freshman basketball. Jeanne Sarate is the daughter Rt. 3, Box 96, Lubbock - 746-5307 High School Athletes, journ· He plans to attend college. of Johnny and Jeannette Sarate AmariUo Hwy Ext. 10, RL 3, Boll 53, Lubbock alism, track and golf. TJSba Ann Pack is the daugh- of New Deal. 146-5855 He plans to attend coUege. ter of Nolan and Kathy Pack of Her activities include cheering Jeremiah (Jes) Oiftoa Jarrell Lubbock. and softball. is the son of Henry Clifton and She has been cheerleader for She plans to attend South Panela Ruth Jarrell of Lubbock. three years and bead cheer- Plains College and work to He has been active in band, leader, basketbaU freshman become a narc. UIL, FFA, FHA and football. Sec NDHS, page 78 TdTany Krista! Shrop&hire is the daughter of Charles Shrop shire of New Deal. Congratulations She has been involved in New Deal Gin National Hono[ Society, track, P.O. Box 217, New Deal • 746-566&-· ·and Good journalt'ai':·in.f llaSlelbiill. Her A·B ' hono( -rolr the achievements in basketball semester. include All-District honorable She plans to join the Luck! mention, 89-90; All-District first and go to college. team, 90-91 and 91-92; All Ben Vaughn is the SOil of tournament team, 90; Caprock Saunora Benjamin and Mike • -Plato All-tournament team, 91; on the Vaughn. Pharr cover of Top of Texas magazine; His plans arc to become a Today's graduates 427-347 B.C. and the fighting heart award. pilot in the Navy. She plans on attending South Plains College majoring in Christopher Anthony Villegas make tomorrow's Congratulations to all our local Foods respiratory theorapy. is the . son of Gilbert and Mary Villegas or New Deal. graduates and their families on this Wayne Price Slaton is the son world a better P.O. Box 175 of Buddy and LaJuan Slaton of His honors include All-District milestone occasion. New Deal Idalou. first team kicker and second 746-5011 His activities include varsity team guard. place to live. He plans to go to college and Hi Plains Oxygen football manager, varsity bas become a high school coach. ketball and coaching for New Deal Junior Basketball for two Toni Lee Wiley is the daugh· 3803/\vc. /\,Lubbock I 747-2769 AWord To The Wise ... years. His honors include dis· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wiley trict golf medalist, science of Lubbock. CONGRATULATIONS! You're A award his junior year and She bas been active in band nominated for AU-American (senior representative), journ- White Transportation Award Scholarship. '1ilism, UIL science, FHA, UIL .Best of Luck, Class of '92 He plans to attend college and ready writing, Junior Historians Winner! (Frenship) and symphonic (hon Michael Durham and Kirk Durham play a lot of golf. Dawn Marie Treesh is the ors) band at Frenship. 745-7811 I P.O. Boll3772, Lubbock Abell Funeral Home with Congratulations on making the dailghter of Trudie Lewis of She plans to attend South You've passed flying colors! Plains College and then go to Todd, Carley, Keelen, Cory & Teyler Abell grade. Our best wishes are TLIISa, Okla., and David Treesh ofT-lew Deal. Methodist School of Nursing. Best of luck from all of us. Cbristopbe.r James Wmn is the with you. ~onors include making the son of James and Evelyn Wino . , ·l of Lubbock . He has served as president of Markham's Farmers Depot student council, vice president New Deal of senior class, pres1dent of 746-6868 Darrell Boepple, owner Business Professionals of Amer· 746-5881 ica, cp-editor·in·cbief of year· book staff. His activities include Future Homemakers of America, varsity baskctb;tll and track. 11 He plans to attend West Point Military Academy and receive a The very spring and root major in medical engineerin~. Heather Dawn Wootton IS the daughter of JoAnn Metcalf and of honesty and virtue lie Dona Cavaness of Lubbock. She has been active as drum major, basketball manager, in the felicity of lighting sophomore class f:·vorite and in track and basketball. She plans to go to SPC to on good education". Knowl~ge is pow~r become a physical therapist for and an education IS little children. the best tool you can Best Wishes -Plutarch , have for achieving ~ your dreams. Now that you're moving on, remember us. to You 46-120 A.D. -Thomas Henry Huxley I You can always count on hometown folks. While you're away from home at college NDHS·Gradsl A Ul>eraf Education, 1868 Adams or work, let us know what you're doing. Enjoy the celebration, lat of liCk to Ill OIF Sprlll ...... Farm We'll be here for you. 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You arc now ready to take a big step. AHS adds to alumni Rebecca, we are very proud Making a dccisioa that will of you and all of your ac affect the rest of ,our life. Coatinucd from page SB complishments.. You are a So go out and fui6D your tcr of Karen Waits of Aber chanics at the South Plains Fair, nathy. wonderful person as well as dreams and ambitious and an asset to your family, always remember God wuts Certificate of Scholactic Achiev She was involved in band. ement in consumers math and She plans to get married in Abernathy school and the the best for you. community of chess club. June and go to college. Abernathy. Youcandoit. . Good luck on . all of your He plans to work for a few Thanks for an the memor future endeavours and the ies and may God blcs& ,our years then attend college. Gary Don Walker is the son of Eliza Marie Villegas is the days to come at Teus A&M. graduation. Vincent and Delores Vecchio of Mary & Freddie Shaw We love you. dau~ter of Eloisa and Isaias Abernathy. Pamagua of Abernathy. He qualified for the regional Mom&Dad She plans to become a regis track meet. Vicki, Virginia & Vactor Jr. tered nurse for children. He plans to learn how to set _, Darla Sue Waits is the daugh- - and achieve goals.
Congratulations PARENTS PRAYER Congratulations Lord, the years have flown so swiftly, That it seems like only days Rebecca Alex Since our homes were blessed with children, And we began to learn their ways. We could see their lives were molded By each word, and every touch, And we knew that we would love them, But ... we didn't know how much!
So we ask you, Lord, to bless them - 199Z ~~~Off Mend their hearts, and dry their tears. Let Your arms of love surround them; Is the Make them strong, and calm their fears. to We're depending on Your watching Over each grown boy and girl. Your Be a lamp unto their feet, Class And lead them through this sinful world. Jesus, be with our children! of '92 It's your day, Grads. t-My Help us Lord, to earn their trust. you enjoy it in every way! Give us patience with them, Jesus. Give them patience, Lord, with us. Your Keep their faith in You, forever, hometown You've As their Friend, and as their Guide. salutes Jesus, keep our children your effort. Done Ever walking by Your side.
A God bless you, Seniors! Gary & Diana Phillips SUPER Job!
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