J.H. Literary Teams Loop· Diamond Action Begins The Hale Center Owl Baseball Team Make Large Gains have not marked in !he winner's column in the seven outings they have played, but !hey are a diamond in !he rough . . Like !heir older counterparts the Hale Martinez-5th Spelling; Rocky Jimenez- And like a diamond in !he rough !he Center JlUlior High Uld Middle School Dictionary Skills; BfUldon Ahrens-6!h diamond Owls are having to be polished students made a run for !he gold during Listening; Vanessa BrUldt-lst Maps & and clitand re-polished 10 let their luster UB.Literuy events last week. And like Graphs, 4th Number Sense; Meagan shine lhrough.The diamond Owls have their bigh school counterparts the group Lowry-2nd Maps & Graphs;, Wes been gradually polished improving in fmished·in lhemiddleoftheeight school Horsford-2ndNumberSense; andLeslie their first season Uld when !he loop pack. Borjas. schedule starts today, !he Owls are not The fourlh - eigh!h grade students Members of !he eighth grade team expecled to just be a chunk of coaL have made great strides in improving capturing points were: Dusty Black-6th The diamond Owls are competing their Literary teams and being Oral Reading; Nathan Burgess-lst for the first time in !he school's history competitive wi!h !he rest of !he district. Ready Writing, 1st Listening; Felica in UIL baseball competition. TheOwls The underline the improvement of !he Lajia-4th Dictionary Skills, 6th Maps have joined four other district 3-AA local students lind !he dedication of !he & Graphs; Scou Bradley-3rdListening; schools, Lockney, New Deal, teachers !hit serve as coaches, Ihree and Arnie Lowry-6th Listening. Abernathy, Uld Morton, to compete for years ago Hale Center fmished 'Iast in Sixth graders winning points for the !he district litle. Because of !he lack of !he district wi!h UI embarrassing 12 school team were: Andrea Compton- ' an adequate facilHy, the Owls are points and !his year fmished four!h in 6th Oral Reading, lst Impromptu; Jace playing UI away schedule. If the new ~tition with 271 points. Norris-2nd Spelling; Adam Marin-6!h program proofs to be successful the Winning this years school Spelling; Sara Shaver-4th Calculator; School Boardhascommiuedthemselves competition was Shallowater followed DUia Black-2nd Ready Writing; and toconstructanewfacilitynor!hof Akin by Lockney, Abernathy and Hale Oabriel . Gomez-4th Dictionary Skills. Elementary. All district games will Center. The bottom half of the district 4th Maps & Graphs. begin at 5 pm. finished Springlake, Morton, Olton and Capturing points for the Middle The first pitch of the district schedule NewDeal. A largepart ofShallowater's School, grades 4-5, were Lauren Sims- for coach Warren Swarb's diamond succeas is !hat they are able to flood !he 1st Ready Writing; CaseS' Davis-4th Owls will be thrown Friday, April 9. at Before the season got underway Hale eighteen member squad. The bulk of competilive in loop play esp!=Cially if competition with students participating Ready Writing; Uldfourlhgrader Jamie Abernathy. The Owls will !hen face a Center had to face an uphill bailie as the the team is madeup of freshmen and the mental miscues can be eliminated. in each event slated while the few Gonzales-4th Ready Writing, The veteran Lockney team Tuesday. April Owl basketball season was extended sophomores, nUlllbered Hale Center school makes fourth grade Picture Memory Team, 13 .. The district schedule is interr\lpted for two weeks in post season play. The iearn is exhibiting eagerness to Favorites in the five team district !he most out of a . limited amount of Amber Hickman, Melanie Hanby, for !he district track meet April 16 and The ·future of Ihe program looks learn the game arId is showing talent schedule will be New Deal and Lockney. participation. Chrystal Garcia, Erin Parker, Devin then again April 26 when the Owls face bright as their is only one senior. <:atcher/ according to head baseball Warren Both teams'have participated indiamond One of the classes CJlptured top team Watson, Joel · Manrrique and Marta Levelland. third baseman Eric Martinez, on the Swarh. He thinks the team can be action for three years. • honori in the disttict contest. The Brown, won 4th place. The Picture -.nih "Rd_Ju.--out·'I'aoed-.the Memory fifth ' jnde leam, .Jared competitionforteamhonori. Capturing Horsford, Tara Shea Booher; Lindsey points for the seventh grade team were: Rogers, Stephannie Williams, Karra BrUidon Blount-3rd Modem Oratory; Pryor, Mori AppJewhite and Monica Services Held For Write-In Candidate: leshua King-2nd Spelling; Barbie Continued on Page 2 Animal ' Vaccination Offered Longtime Resident Files For Election .

Pot the convenience of pet owners, kept in the city limits. City license tags Services for Jewell Uptergrove, 79, school in Hale Center and was a retired Only one rCl;ident has filed as a writc­ candidate will nOI appear , >'1 thc ballot: the City will once again conduct it's will also be offered for sale for $2.50 were held Thursdayaftemoon in First beauty shop operator. She wasa member in candidate for !he upcoming May I but Ihe name will be posted at the voting: booth. . . .ual rabies clinic at thfj Fire Station each. Baptist Church with the Rev. Gene of Firsl Baplist Church. ·eleclion. Filing before the April I on Saturday, April 17. The clinic will The police department is issuing Meacham, pastor, officiating. Survivors include her husband; two deadline f\>r a write-in was Hale Center Early vOling begins April 12, at the beconductedby Abernathy VeterinariUl citations to pet owners whose pets are Burial was in Hale Center Cemetery sons, Roy and Ron. both of Hale Center; graduate and local farmer Chris School Administration Office from 8- or.lohn Hill from 1:30pm until 5 pm. caught in city pet traps or are caught under direction of Freeman Funeral adaughter, Beuy Owens of Hale Center; Cummings. Cummings filed his 4:30 Monday through Friday, The last As. serviCe to the community, Dr. running at large. . The citation is in Home. two sislers, Dovie Rodgers of Hale application for his candidacy for the day that a residel\tof the school district : Hill will also be providing pet owners addition to UI "impounding fee" and if Mrs. Uptergrove died at 2:40 a.m. Centeraild Ollie Mac Harris of Luhbock; Hale Center School Board of Trustees. can vote early is April 27 , ' . theoppPrt\lllitytohaveadditionalshots the owner cannot provide proof of a Tuesday in Methodist Hospilal in 17 grandchildren; and 19 great­ To file as a write-in candidate H ale Center 'residents can cast early: given at the tim.e of the rabifjs rabies show within the past year and Lubbock after a brief illness. grandchildren. residents must have filed no later than 5 votes for the city election from April available are: city dog ~8Ii, . they will be required to She wlis born in Montague County Pallbearers were Rick Uptergrove. pm April I. Persons wanting 10 vote for 12-27, Monday IhroughFriday, 8,5 pili, ~pnc' UI~IIpp!:r, .lr:IIf'~OVac., Peline pil~ up a ~15dep9sitii1 order to get the &nd married Clyde Uptergrove on April Troy 10hnson, Rick Shaver ,JpnJackson, Ihewrite-iit must write the name of the Bart Bice.and Larry MandrelL . e,:)ndidate. The naine Qf .the write-ill at City ..,all. . .tC). t,lie owner. When \Jie 8; 1930, in Clovis, N:M.~hcatterided ,Jj: ;~;i~{&r:)t~~iri~~~~~,,; :\~C)~~Vtia.~c~" , ' :dQgrfjtume4own~ j: , tJik~ \:i~ 9.\C ptOot.Qf v~c~illation ' totli~(:ij'tYQmc~i .cJiyd9&licensewm . .· be isSued ·ai1d 'a$12.S0 ,st Airlines, ac~ommodations at put in the paper the public would know? Milk 'Ch!)ice Milk for more than the SartAntonjo M~rriottlll \!~rq;mter and/or . WBdni!do '$!f 1.4 . , ijll~bil.ad. s . just buyiQgJand I wenUQClty,HaU and got all payroll figures for 90, 91, 92 and 93, w.hich ' M.'. .. l(iy.e. .• w..•! .i...t!l .fte... .. r.n. iSSJO." . " i'.. .. ···i.. . ., R~tried ~ , ~~r, io. tt " ~' . a . ,. !~.,.' ,.~,::. ~. d. : the l-anI;lBiinkqnlYuWhcn ' . t.~~~:~~::J~1 ~7~f6~~ J;~f~~~ti1 ,: ;':~",,,; <: .. '. <.L., . . • S~i sM~'lC¢' " ·is; ,byt.heWay, pubUcinfor·math>n avai~ab!~ . t~anyo"eonrequest.. At:cording . HOtS.~ th.er~ are-many i)ther . ean~ Loan,,: ' " . •to the figures.Iran Up,OUf police dept: now -r,,.ns apptoxi~ately $2SS;~Oa .. ' {rom. t:qca., ~C,O,. ...' la ~i' Ii~~. a...· .. ~ (l,I. ~rt, ,:.V'9r,.: ~_<. '~."I."".'. grill!cooler . cQmbin ~~I()lj !. "hoi$'; . c ~_ : ." ·· · ~~~~r ' lDonth.lessthanwhenHariey was'Chief, and Roy lias been paid no overtime. everybody sets a free $5 OFF fir . 'E d Th~~Y '"AW :'ls, . We also have 24.hour coverage which we did not have before.·Without paying · coupon to Fiesta Texas" I But hurry . . . ., . Spagheni-WI Meal Sauce rossed Salad thousands of dollars for overtime which we did when Harley was Chief. Most ....: contest ends April 181 . ~~ LOng~tetm 'Land Bonk Loons keep payments manageable Whole K«!I1UII Corn so th'at they and ather farm neeQ$ can be, handled more of which went to Harley himselt I don't feel thatputting their salary in the Itoliin Bread easily. So stop by and see how the Land Ba,nk can help. Pineapple Sh~l Cake paper was any benefit to anyone. As a businessman whose place was brok.en chalC\: Milk into 12 time.s in one year and has riot been since Roy took over, and we have Friday · Apt 16 CAPROCK - PLAINS Hamburgers 24 hour protectiont I appreciate our Police Department. Leuuce I To,nllo LAND BANK ASSOCIATION 'iii .. Ovim f~ PLAINVIEW 296·5679 • • Sliced ~icldea 1000mii electiOll bO '.boC<:III\$ ' acUon haspot~an Enoup of'the preaebillg. IIICICI'whilethe watdliocl Ow .. ~~_ ," . "' .IIIiI ______·"" ____ ~ __ ' elec:tiOD: of ,,,boil the besl.pcnciII to fiU W.. not watching the Lady .their from ~ybody r.oumamontltopUf~away _, ...11' ...... ~.J1"... of iIIe .the pCIIition, it has becomo an iIIuo of Raiden win the National the side\ine. With only five lliembera The Hale Center Band BOOIterli will ~ ~~in~IIP~ · · Color .. of penonaIitiOl. . . 1Dd · · CIIt'iOdt.ter~'bili.OVerthe Clllnpillllllhip?lnevcrwatchedcollege competlila in.1.V. eonwetition, the meet Monday, April 12, It the lu1uOl' • . . " I paduJlOd . . Aml!illoHi~ 5I:l1001. Te~as. arid . .Her 4-H cqiIIizaticilllllinlclinJ ~ The electioo has become an issue of Hew.. .rt~(nICkcbiverand wonien'sbasketb"lmuchuntilthisyear talented Owls bad competed in all the Hip Band Hall. During tb&i meeting h~ Willird preceded ber a.th in at the loc:iI. county and dIIIriet lovell, wt..t race you are. It bas become a until Tech was televised several times evems thaI the na\es allow. plans will be finalized for the IIIlUa\ III Aimy vetOt;;Q.·ofWorilt Wu n. 1989. "n.y both fomllltly of Hale SheifailolmemberDtIheFintBaptill while and brown iaue. Instead of 'FoUoWing .lAC' \V/If be movlld to Hale during the season, Hale Center has During the wind Slrafed relays, Hale Band Festival and Band Banquet. All i lIIi~Rlhiitlti1DltJY(Care~ · · CeDtOJ' and fumed in the Mayfield Church Youth Executive Council. becoming cl_ together as Jleipbon several ties with the Lady Raiders. center won three sold medals. Oold parents of band ltudents are ellCOUl'lged CenlCr where lID was engaged in COmmllllilyformanyy.... Adaupter, Recognized f... 1m Ieadenhip qualitiOl 10 solve the community problems and Fonner Owlette basketball star and medal winners were Ansel Aguirre in to auend. farminl. In 1964, lID received Dorothy prec:ededber in death. abe was ielected to attend the Farm re-enforce the many good thinp this coach Melynn Trimmier HUDI was a the long jump and 200 melen, and the • Serving ages Birth to 14 year• recognitionfor.Wed CoJIII'OI Farmer of She is survived by a I11III, Cecil of Blnau Leadcnhip Semirulr. 100 year city has, the election has player and captain for the Lady Raiders 400 meter relay team of Jeremy Hoo\cs, •I 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. . the Y_. ~ 1966, he went backing to Lubbock; twodausJtten, Wilma Wella AnactiveFFAmembershehasbeen become a wedge driven deeper into the following ber 1966 hi8b school Pemando Vaquera, Joe Jinenez and I the IrUCking .\nIIIIItry when he worked and loyi:e o.vis both of Lubbock; one a member of the loc:iI chapter for four member of IhePlainview Symphony Announces After School Child Care untll his ~tblelpent. crack with every [mser pointing rumor, graduation, Ponner Owlette coach Lisa Angel Aguirre, I brother; two sisten; nine grandchildren; years competing in the showriag Ouild Debutante, BollI sides, white and broWn, are Wood Logan fonner Owlette coach and Winning the siJver medal and 8 poids Survivors include two daughters. Pat and 17 great grandchildren. exhibiting pigs and lambs, She has She has future well mapped. She As Childs and Shirley Wright both busy sisninl up potenti .. vOlen. far daughter·in·law of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry for each event were Fernando Vaquera­ or exhibited champioos It the locil and pllllll to attend Texas Tech University Amarillo; ason,JamesFieidsofOdessa; as I can tell, the ethnic sides are signing Logan, was a star perfonner with the 110 meter hurdles; Reggie Dove-IOO Association county stoclc &hows and has participated this summer following graduation and Nutritious Meals & Snacks seven grandchildren and six great IIIw the dreams ~ the fulure up voIers along the races. No white or Lady Raiders, meters, high jump, long jump; Joe W.B. "Dub" West, owner of West in the San Antonio and Houston majoring in either sports medicine or brown are registering voters of the other grandchildren. beater than the hislory or abe We will try our best to keep Jimenez-300 meter hurdles; Angel Builders Supply is pleased to ~unce Planned Programs Uvestilck Shows. She was also a physical therapy, race. Let's face it, the line has been put. -Thoma8 JefFel'llon everybody infonned during the next six Aguirre-high jump, the association of Bob Stroud to the member of the state wool judging team. drawn in the sand. II is too bad that we Interaction With Nursing Home Residents weeks, It is going to be a busy time with Events where the Owls gain valuable lumber and supply company. Stroud is An active student Miss Sherrod has hive DOt scrambled to register vote ... school getting out, banquets, ball gantes points toward their runnerup trophy a local independent contractor, pBflicipated in basketball, track and wilen the issue is not the color of skin. and graduation. We will try to keep the were: Joe J'imenez·3rd 110 hurdles; Stroud offen customers of West cross country. She has competed in To top things off, as if we didn'l have mon1h1y calendar updated the best we Jeremy Hooks·3rd 400 rneters,4th triple Builden practical work experience to Un. Literary events in science, math, -up 10 worry about in tl)e election, is can. jump, Sth long jump; and Reggie Dove· help theprofessiona1 builder as well as and one-acl play, the mailing of questions to many of the It is time for everyone in the 4th 200 meters. the do-it·your-selfer. West and Stroud 203 West 4th In Hale Center Penonable, Miss Sherrod has served l'elidents implying thlt there is wrong community to stan looking like we are The recent relays was the second invites the area to come by for all their Karen Boyce, Director 839-2471 as the Lions Club Sweelheart, 4-H doing in the city government. And to proud of Hale Center during the meet thaI the J.V. Owls have brought buildingneeds. Theyalsoofferresidents Sweetheart, Miss Hale Center and is a ~ put the icing on the cake the person or Centennial year, The city is planning a home the runnerup trophy. DRINKING . Brtng Your installation on many household and L ______WATEI' own conlalner per8Oll8 making the accusations did nOl big birthday party and celebration July Competing at the varsity level, long commen;ial needs. ------~ .' ae.t drinking w.t.r have theguts tosign the letter. Questions 4th. Do we wantto look like we're 1001 !Fr_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii__ iiiiiiii;;i;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;i;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji1 :; ... .were very slanted. If the person writing Maybe City Hall will get a fresh coat of RAY LEE ... i- . .2S' perg.llon the letter was really concerned about paint or at least the w,all paper stuck Vote for ~s ~ummings THE FUTURE CALLS FOR the operation of the city's business and back to the walls, ~. , (From The Lilypad could prove wrong doing by the city, Enoup said. Write·ln Candidate for EQUIPMENT CO. wIlY hasn't the person brought it to the ~BY~M.GreeD ~11Afl~1*OI.TON.,JMl.ttOoi Ittention of the proper authorities? I Hale Center School Board JohnDsere ~" . --.;.-Y guess it was convenient to have all the Curiosity Is one or the per­ questions come about at eleclion time. Fair, hone., " a wUlingness to serve the THIS SPRING, SHOWER manenl and certain character­ Agriculture Equipment Let's. have the' blck·stabbing, children" community. THE KNOW IT ALL fmgerins pointing stopped, I think that i8lics of a vigorous Intelle.... THEM WITH LOVE. we lit are sman cnoup to mark the -SRmul-1 Johnson PoL adv. pd. by Chris Cummings Those who THINK they know it all bdot {or tile best person to fill the D910 Date Street • Plainview • 293-2538 are very annoying to those of who do. Send the FrO'" You know who I'm talking about. Easter in BlOORi' No mailer what the subject is, they Bouquet-Just call always know more about it than anyone or visit us today. else around. They can tell everyone how they should live their lives, how Easter is Sunday, thegamereaJly should havebeenplayed, April 11. how thecropsshould have been planted. They even know how the Fire 1612Z SINGLES Hale' Center SPRING SPORTS Department could be beller, how the Police· Deparunent should be run, and Pt:PSI how the City Council should , 9¢ have ...WeU, you can fill in your own ending to that one. I have wondered, if they are so smart, why are they jus! silting around talking about the problems and not out doing Owl Baseball somec\Ug to fix them? If we were to tell them to put their money where their ALLSUP'S mouth is, they probably couldn't. At ldll1~lI!. ICI$t OIIe of their feet would always be CORN Hale Center vs Abernathy* in the way. DOGS Of course, the biggest problem is ?:he .!Trower (Bas~t pretty !lIMous, isn't it? Anytime WE Friday, April 9, at Abernathy. 6:00 p.m. . talk about what'g WflIlI8 with THEM 606 .Main 889.2688 and what WE think they need to do .... T".JmwholFl'D.O''I92I'TD. about it, we become one of THEM, Hale Center vs Lockney* l/Iit'spretty frightening, isn't it? Tuesday, April 13, at Lockney· 5:00 p.m. *Distriet Games I .. I-·. ·EI' ."·: , · · ·· . .·· ·~I~. · · tOM'S . .. .. ; SPECIALTY. . ; : ;:- :~tt CHIPS

/11 / \" '. . ,. 1,,4· 's Spra,.·~.wc. 89¢ 8°" . . 605 Main SHURRNE SALTINE Wa •• er'.8.Garag CRACKERS dId Post Otlficel '.Buildinlg.· excellent location, cotner lot, loading.dock. Owner will finance THBS:fATE RBQuj;~s, 'HAITHB "APPLICAT.ION Owner win negotia~ FOR STUDBNT TRANSili" BE SIGNED NOW FOR tHB untf All bids Should be submiucd to the City Secreaary or Assistant at Joe Bob Mayo 1993-94 SCltOOL tEAR. THESE FoRMS ARE NOW the Hale Center City Hall by noon on April 19, 1993. Petersburg AVAILABLE IN THE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 88'7-3496 or 88'7·3693 The City of Hale Center will be LOCATED AT 103 W. CLEVELAND, HALE CENTER, unU receiving bids for the sale ofthree TEXAS The City of Hale Center hereby reserves the right 10 reject any or all bidsandlOsoIiciladciilional bids in the futureunderdiffemuspecific:alions police cars: 1982 Ford Crown Victoria, 1986 Ford Crown r_------{ ..... than thQSC abovecOnceming this purchase. Bids may be held by theCity For Sale By Owner Victoria. and a 1987 Ford Crown 'Darry 'Barre tt, AGENT of Hale Center for a period nOiIO exceed fifteen (IS) days from the dale 3 BR Country home plus Victoria (runs good but 147.000 of the opening or Bids fot·the purpose or reviewing the Bids and :; church building on 2 acres. NW miles). All have PS, PB and Air. Hale County Farm Bureau invcstigatingthequalificationsofBidders,priorlOawardingtheContracL of Hale Center. GreatPrice! Call Bids accepted through dose of Life, 9{(!me., Jluto, Crop 879"2282 after 5:00 p.m. working day Friday. April 30. 808 S. Columbia. Plainview. 298..eaal Bu•. 889-1888 Be.. 4123 pd 1993 at 702 Main Street. Hale L...... ;;;,;;,;;.,;;;,;.;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;.....;;;..;;;;,;;;.;.;;.;;...;;;.;;.;;...;.;;.;;.;;.,;;;.;;.;.;...;..;.;..;;;;.;..;;..;;,;,;;,;;,;.... Center. Tiner's Machine LuAnn Lemond, Realtor 4123 Morgan"Eaves Eleatrlc Contractln, &: RepalriDl & Auto Supply Real Estate EASTER BUNNIES CITY ELECTRIC OF PLAMmV, INC, 44J8 Olton Road • Plainview Tau 780'71 Office 298-5514 FOR SALE South 1·27 Plainview See at G B Supply Rioky MaIOD (808) 298-6111 Sue Looney Home 839"2360 Rome Phone: 298,'1998 Hom. PhODe: 183-1818 806·293·1335 • 1·800·727·2880: Neat, modern floor plan. 2 320 W Cleveland bedroom. 2 bath. built-in appliances. Central heat and refrigerated air. Good location on corner lot. $38,500.00 Garage Sale QUESTIONS TO 01 ..IIIID or THI CITY COUNCIl. or Must see to believe all the great Saturday ONLY HA~E CIH'I'Ia, TExas storage in older. well built home. Open at 8:00 a.m. Teen clothing. adult men & 1. How ia I!:uv.ne Cartel' In.urene•••• nt, city council.. n _bItt to 3 bedroom, plus apartment with •• 11 I.R.A. In8ul'ane. to the Citr of lIal. cent"!l', "hen th...... lty Ii II IIIe policy ofllle Hale Celliiii' Ponce ~ for oIIIccn to ___ belli willie women clothing. household fireplace. could be connected to ::~;l~;·!fl~~:.~::t~·!h~~h·:~r... ..! ~mC~:~·~l:~O~:c~~l. OIIJIIIIIOI. hous~ Central heat and items and lots of misc. 1002 Southlawn AI ,. II "1ickctI for ..y unaod\y _", ... ,oIIce IleportI ._ M tile City C-II refrigerated air. Cellar. large Answer 10 Quesdoa 1: .M..... aItow willi tickell_ \uued wilen. 11Iue ...... JlllbIic: neon! and copIa ...... a.bIeto ...yone. lot. $49,700.00 Eupnc Cuter does not sell 'UtA. iNunnce' to die City of HeIo C-. &ell clty employee hu Wen oft"ercd !he opIiOl' to "'W pelt of his or IIcrIllllly dInctly dIpoIited Measles Auto Sales ., inlo·a ~mcnl_t since 1979. The--.propIIII_ClriJlnllly ...... ,. IIhy ..". the c ••h 1•••• of the f .... l.nd that the city o ..n. Lovely. large country home on is the place to buy a good bulthey qult ...... _Ie nOftl! of the Cit, not auction.. off to the hl,h•• t b.tdder' throup the AmericM Amicable Company, ..a 1914. 11k. th. 1..... ,. th.y .r•• lIppo •• d. to do. 24 A. 112 mile east of Sun-Vue . used car or truck•. The Woodmen of IIIe World 1_orpniIIIdon .took _ ... propIIIIM dill time, partly beca.... they do not chup IIIe City iii adIIIInIIIer ... JIIIII'IIII. Mr. c:... OIIIy Aaawer 10 QRstIe. 7: Fertilizer at Mayfield. pasture As low as $100 down handlu the p..,e1WOIIc involved for ... empI.".. who cIIoou to plllicipele Ie tile fence goat and sheep proof. As low as $35 a week propam. Thil type ofllnllpmcnt does not vlolale 1liiy "_OIet ofinlerat' law and hu T1Ic Ie... or the firm lend owned by Ihe City of Hile Ccnler Is not lIIInIIhina ....ireII nOlhinllo do with ·OtIlciai MilCOllduct". 10 be "auctioned oft" iii IIIe hi.,.... bIcIda". Rafeninl to _ of tile ..." .~ Ihc -Cgpptitl. YC Comfortable 3 bedroom home Jl;;;;.. 16.;;;OOi;;;;;;;W;;;;;;, .. St.;;;h .. ".. P.. I.. 3 .. iD.. V;;;:;ie .. w;;;;;;:.l Z. Why do•• the In.uranc••• _ncye of Hal. Cantal' have to ,1 •• EaImDIiaDI- to 'Win' "'" Plw'i'i PmewaI '.yirs.... • ot co,",ncl1 .an Cal'tal' • percenta,. or tll.lao 1 ••ul'a"ca ca-l •• 1on Ihe Locil Oovellllftllll Code, Section 252.022(.X4) statel: on .73 A 5 miles south of Hale _------., .. han th.y •• U In.uranc. to the clt)' of Hal. C.nt.r. 1. thll Center on 1-27 acrosll from Cotton not Offielal .1Iconduet7 • JIUII. a-.a ....IIDEb (0) 'DdI ...... , tID .. ~ tar: Boll Gin. Answer 10 Quncloa 2: (4) • ...... --,...... ar~~ Choice 160 A. 2 wells. underground tire southeast of ~.~.r::!l.=e~ha~;i...:: ~~ ~ .l!! :t:;t.=:~~~ of CCI FIlmS. Inc. . '. , ... P!9II!I . -, --... _-'7 Olton.

I. ~::t::. A!.":l:!~y.~;u=:!!~ •••Un,. not beln, put in tho Hal. Stately 2 story country home ,39.01. 0IIIc..a--"'" A_" to Qa.... I:. plus 3 bedroom house on 3 A. (a) A'puIIIJc _1-...... _11. willi ...... or,wllII_ .. bana ...... ~ ...... C.P. Smith (I) ...... wnlall/lf ...... "...at;or 879·2348 800 Ash ::e~::"i~:':' '::bI%n:.. ~-:::':'~i~I~,:~iIIIId, tile co:==':..~~~~o.:.c:-~ ~ ~~.c:: onIi_ .. JIIIblllhed ill icccriaIICO willi CIIapfcr S~,.:

3. IIhy d.... the bOOk ••pln, of the .:•••• Unanc•• not taU., vith ,.lIh,,' h.. thle city councU ..d. 1t hud tor th. pubUc to ,et what .~. Ih.r1l1 lIl,.bY', . ••• I.M.I. t~ •••ur. , .1.0 • Clty n ••lthat .~. open to the pubUc' IIh.t .~. th., hldln,' Public Notice ~~~~C~! ~~ ..:!: ~~:Itd!:1'.=.~o be .- _ ..., not .ccou.nted AuwerceQatllH,:

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