THE ABERNATHY WEEKLYREV VOLUME 84, NUMBER 29 ©2005 FRIDAY, JULY 22,2005, ABERNATHY, TEXAS 50 CENTS TEN PAbL.~ ,

August 11 public hearing scheduled to receive comments on draft regional water management plan The Llano Estacado in Lubbock. The initially Regional Water Planning prepared LERWPG plan Group ("Region 0") will is also available on-line conduct a public hearing, at the Llano Estacado Thursday, August 11, Regional Water Plan­ 2005, from 7:00 to 9:00 ning Group's web site p.m. at the Texas Tech (www .llanoplan.org). University International Additional information Cultural Center, 601 N. regarding the initially Indiana Avenue, Lub­ prepared plan and/or the bock, TX 79409-1036. public hearing is avail­ The public is invited able by contacting H.P. to attend. (This hear­ Brown Jr., LERWPG ing had previously been Chairman, PO Box 2426, announced for July 28, Lubbock, TX, 79408-2426 2005.) or by calling (806) 765- The purpose of the 8851. public hearing is to re­ Oral comments will ceive comments on the be received at the public Site/or Memorial- From left to right: Hugh & Ruedelle Hill, Hilda Cannon, Bob & Teenie Bllrnett Initially Prepared Llano hearing. Anyone wishing Estacado Regional Water to make oral comments Abernathy Beautification Association Plan, which includes the must pre-register on-site Ex-Students Memorials counties of Bailey, Bris­ prior to the opening of Holds its Annual Fundraiser coe, Castro, Cochran, the public hearing. Each ~~~~~i~~; ~~~~~!~~~~!~~ationisnow accepting Crosby, Dawson, Deaf speaker will be limited The ABA will be host- the fund. The ABA will be Smith, Dickens, Floyd, to a period not to exceed ing its third annual "87 purchasing all the bricks Jimmie and Gale Davis for: Gaines, Garza, Hale, five (5) minutes. Bill Riley on 87" August 13th from so that no veteran is left Bobby Lutrick Hockley, Lamb, Lubbock, Written comments will 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. out. Lynn, Motley, Parmer, also be accepted at the This fundrais e r will Heilda Cannon, ABA , Harold and Ann McCune for: Swisher, Terry, and Yoa­ public hearing or may be raise mon ey for th e said , " The event has Bobby Lutrick kum. mailed through October memori a l fund to buy been a great s uccess a nd UillRJe~d Faye Lutlick for: Copies of the Initially 10, 2005 to the attention the veteran bricks. The we are looking forward Prepared LERWPG plan of Chairman Brown in booth rental reven u e to another great event Mail donations to P.O. box 1, Abernathy, TX 79311 are available for inspec­ care of the High Plains will go to help support this year!" tion at the County At­ Underground Water Con­ torney's offices and the servation District No. 1, public libraries in each 2930 Avenue Q, Lubbock, Bov Scout News county listed above as TX 79411-2499. The wa­ well as the High Plains ter district is the politi­ Boy Scout Troop 481 name a few. A special thank Underground Water Con­ cal subdivision adminis­ would like to thank those you goes to Abernathy City servation District office tering the LERWPG. of you who stopped by to Hall for allowing us to use have your cars and trucks their parking lot and water, washed during our Car and also to Tim and Nelda Wash. We had a great Bartley for the use of their Your contribution helped make this time and r a ised enough utility trailer to haul every­ year's Jamaica a great success. money to send three boys thing to ca mp. Thank you and "God Bless You!" to ca mp. They went to the We would also like to Boy Scout Camp in Tres thank Mayor Hoppy Toler - St. Isidore Catholic Church Rios, N.M. It is in the for asking us to participate mountains near Angel Fire. in the 4th of July parade, Abernathy Jamaica 2005 Sponsors They had a great time doing as well as the Flag Rais­ such activities as archery, ing Ceremony. We enjoyed Lowe's Supermarket From left to rigllt are August Stapletoll, Jolin SIIermall alld fly -fishing, astronomy and being a part of this festive Abernathy Fire Dept. JO~' epll Macias, standillg at tile elltrallce oltlleir camp.\-ite. wilderness survival, just to occasion. Higginbotham Barlett Co. Abernathy EMS Security Bank Van Riley Appointed To Serve Historic Aircraft Arrives at Shadow Hills Golf Course Lopez Tamale Factory As Precinct Three Hale County Silent Wings Museum Goble Supply Committee Member Abernathy Weekly Review Lubbock - The Silent combat glider. The Silent Andrew's Restaurant Van Riley of Abernathy cated service on the Hale Wings Museum is proud Wings Museum has one of Patton's Parts Place was appointed July 12 to County Committee and to announce the arrival of the few fully restored Waco Donna's Hair Styling serve as Precinct Three wish him the best for the a World War IT- era twin­ CG-4A gliders on display in Gary Mormino Associates Hale County Committee fu ture." engine transport plane, the nation. The addition of Abell Flower Shop member by the High Plains Five County Commit­ a Douglas C-47 Sky train. the Douglas C-47 Sky train Clyde Vandygriff Underground Water Con­ tee members are elected The C-47, a type of aircraft brings military glider his­ First State Bank servation District No. 1 to serve a four-year term used to tow Waco CG-4A tory full circle. Glider pilots Wolf Irrigation Inc. board of director s. in each of the 15 counties gliders in World War II, in the U.S. Army Air Forces Hi-Plains Drilling Inc. He will serve the re­ within the High Plains Wa­ will be placed on static were rated to fly as co-pi­ H&H Farms mainder of the unexpired ter District service area. outdoor display in front of lots and navigators on C-47 Triple P term of Todd Pope, who County Committee the museum following its missions as well as flying Arbor N Suites resigned after moving responsibilities include preparation for display. the unpowered gliders into Montelongo's outside the precinct. r eviewing water we ll The aircraft is on loan from combat. Frontier Hybrid Riley is a t hird gen­ permit applications and the United States Marine During the war years, Vecchio's Restaurant eration farm e r in the recommending approvall Corps Air-to-Ground Mu­ Lubbock was home to the King Pharmacy Abernathy area. He a nd denial of the permits to seum, Quantico, Va . The largest advanced glider pi­ Abernathy Custom Paint his wife, Amy, have two the water district's board C-47 was used in both lot training school at South Riley-Ag Services Operating Ghildren. of directol:s; recommend­ military and civilian roles Plains Army Airfield. South Abell Funeral Home "The High Plains Water ing to the board work pro­ under various designations. Plains Army Air Field, or Joanne's Hair Style District welcomes Van Ri­ grams and staff activities It was called the DC-3 when S.P.A.A.F., trained ap­ Lubbock Oxygen ley as a member of the Hale to address the protection, used as a civilian airliner, proximately 80 percent of County Committee and we conservation, and pres­ and dubbed R4D by the the 6,000 combat glider highly-skilled professionals look forward to working ervation of ground water U.S. Navy. pilots who flew during the cargo would be unloaded reassembled the airplane in with him," said Manager resources; and to convey "Securing the C-47 adds war. After earning their and loaded preparing for four days. Jim Conkwright. "We ap· co ncerns about violations a very important compo­ silver "G" wings, the com­ its return flight back to "The addition of the C-4 7 preciate Todd Pope's dedi- of water district rules. nent of the World War II bat pilots were transferred base. The C-47 would then glider pilot program to the to other bases for tactical return and using the aerial enhances the ability of the Silent Wings Museum," glider and combat infantry "snatch" pick-up, retrieve Silent Wings Museum to said Phil Price, Chair­ training, before deployment the glider and tow it back tell the story of the World BAND ANNOUNCEMENTS man of the Texas Aviation overseas. At war's end, the to safety. Gliders and C-47 War II glider pilot legacy, Heritage Foundation, Inc., airfield was returned to the transports were used in all and it is the museum's first outdoor exhibit," said Joe Drum Majors or TAHFI. "It will add to the City of Lubbock as Lubbock theaters of the war. Hays, director of the Silen t Corina Gonzales, Chelsea Macias story ofthe heroes who flew Municipal Airport, now the The aircraft, pending the C-47s and allow them to Lubbock Preston Smith In­ funding, will be on display Wings Museum. The Silent Wings mu­ Flag Corps receive their much deserved ternational Airport. later this year after repairs seum is the only museum Rhanda Henderson - Captain, Samantha Graves recognition while adding an The Waco CG-4A was a and weather-proofing in the nation dedicated to - Lieutenant, Whitney Aday, Jennifer Imoe, exciting exterior exhibit for cargo glider used to trans­ measures are completed to Kassandra Lamb, Francis Salinas, Valerie Salinas, the museum." TAHFI is the port infantry, jeeps, l4 ton safeguard it from deteriora­ collecting, preserving and displaying the legacy of the Katie Schooler, Candace Stillwell, Jessica Williams non-profit organization trailers, ammunition and tion. TAFHI continues to leading efforts to fund the other supplies to the front seek donations in support of World War II glider pilots. For more information, High School Twirling Line C-47 outdoor display at the during World War II. The this aircraft restoration. Bailey Kemp, Allison Middleton, Emma Teakell Silent Wings Museum. gliders could also transport The aircraft was disas­ please contact the staff at Over 12,000 of these wounded out of these front sembled, transported and the Silent Wings Museum at (806) 775-2047. The Middle School Twirling Line aircraft were used during areas, after unloading car­ reassembled by Worldwide Rachel Bounds, Lauren Burris, Samanta Pace, World War II, in varying air go. The Douglas C-47 would Aircraft Recovery Inc., Lim­ Silent Wings Museum is Tiffani Palacios, Kristen Richerson transport roles, one of which tow the glider into position, ited' of Bellevue, NE. Three located at 6202 N Inter­ was as the primary tow releasing it above the land­ semi trailers hauled the air­ state Highway 27, Exit 9, plane for the Waco CG-4A ing zone. After landing, craft to Lubbock, and four in Lubbock, Texas. PAGE 2, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, JULY 22,2005 FRIDAY, JULY 22, 2005, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, PAGE 3 F~SERVICEAGENCY ~------~ COLLEGE STATION - Diplomas were awarded to Depot Dispatch TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY HEALTH SCIENCES Wacky Water ALLOCATES LOAN FUNDS FOR approximately 5,047 Texas A&M University gradu­ Games For Your Funny Baseball Quotes ates during Spring commencement ceremonies. CENTER SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN By Aron Wallad SOCIALLY DISADVANTAGED Senior citizens met for games and the weekly meal Kids Party A baseball game is simply a nervous breakdown divided into Among those recognized were: NATIONWIDE MEDICARE PILOT PROJECT FARMERS AND RANCHERS Wednesday at the Senior Citizens Centel·. The invoca­ By Patricia R Jensen nine innings. - Earl Wilson tion was given by LOUIS SCHAAP. Monday is Potluck LUBBOCK Texas Enterprises, LLC, will to focus specifically on These wacky water game SAMUEL SIDNEY BATES IV When they start the game, they don 't yell, 'Work ball." They (Plainview, TX) --- July est !'Ute of 5.125 percent, Supper and games night. An exer.cise class is held from Tech University Health coordina te an integrated provider-directed mod· ideas are a cool addition any SENIOR w say, ''Play ball." - Willie Stargell, 1981 19, 2005 ---The U.S. De­ which is subject to change. 9:00 a.m. to 10 a .m. each Tuesday a nd Thursday. Used Sciences Center today els of care for high-cost, sununer party. Choose from NEW DEAL health care delivery pro­ When we played softball, I'd steal second base, feel guilty and "Applicants requesting was announc,ed as one of favorites like water limbo, mu­ partment of AgricultUl'e BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION h ospital equipment can be borrowed from the Senior gram for beneficiaries in fee-for-service Medicare go back. - Woody Allen sical sprinkler, sponge tag, and (USDA) F arm Service direct real estate loans Citizens Center, check before buying. Coffee and snacks six organizations nation­ 48 counties in the Texas beneficiaries. The Senior A baseball park is the one pl ace where a man's wife doesn't FINANCE more. Agency (FSA) allocates a should be aware that fund­ are available from 8:00 a.m. to 4 p.m. every Tuesday, wide to operate a three­ Panhandle and South Trails Project will begin BUBBLE POOL - Set up a mind his getting excited over somebody else's curves. - Brendan portion of its fa rm loan ing for this program is Wednesday and Thursday. year demonstration Plains area. enrolling beneficiaries as kiddie pool and fill with bubble Francis program funds specifically limited a nd may require The SCC sends it's sympathy to the Ada Howard project to help Medicare early as January. TrailBlazer is the solution. Supply kids with an There have been only two geniuses in the world. Willie Mays a waiting period before Family & McCluskey Family & Riley Family beneficiaries improve fo r socia lly disadvantaged Texas Medicare fis- The Texas Senior assortment of bubble blowers. and Willie Shakespeare. -Tallulah Bankhead funds are available and ap­ HELP SUPPORT YOUR their quality of life while applicants (SDA) including The menu for next week is: Chicken Fried Steakl cal intermediary and Trails Project will receive Stretched coat hangers are Baseball is very big with my people. It figures. It's the only minority a nd women pro­ plications approved," said LOCAL NEWSPAPER. PLEASE Gra vy. Potatoes. Fresh Tomatoes. Rolls, Coffee, Tea, reducing their medical carrier. The company a monthly fee for each great for giant bubbles. Have way we can get to shake a bat at a white ma n without starting ducers. Latham. Dessert. expenses and Medicare brings a successful 39 beneficiary participating each child stand in the middle a riot. - Dick Gregory "FSA farm loans al'e FSA guaranteed loans VISIT OUR ADVERTISERS. program costs. year history of working in the program to cover of the bubble pool inside a hula What does a mama bear on the pill have in common with the available to a ll qualified are ma de by banks or other The pilot project will with the Medicare fee­ their administrative and hoop. Pull the hoop upward w World Series? No cubs. - Harry Caray applicants, but by setting com mercial lenders a nd are Birthdays focus on Medicare ben­ for-service program, its care management costs. create u mega-bubble with the Confucius say: Baseball wrong - man ,vith four balls cannot July 26th child inside it! aside funds specifically for guaranteed by FSA for up eficiaries who are con­ beneficiaries and their Texas Senior Trails will walk. - Author Unknown Natural Light/or Sight ...and July 23rd WATER LIMBO - Set up minorities a nd women, the to 90 percent of any loss. Jennifer Golden sidered "high cost" and providers. TrailBlazer employ a variety of mod­ With the money I'm making, I should be playing two positions. a water hose in a grassy area. Agency ensures members The guaranteed loan pro­ Wava Barrick "high risk" a nd will seek brings vast experience els including health care Bones, and Mood, and Safety Joey Caballero Willene Dunn Line kids up as in traditional - Pete Rose, 1977 of these specific groups can gram includes both operat­ to improve their health coordination, physician Alicia McGuire Laura Ashleigh Fulton to the project and is an limbo. An adult is in charge Andre Dawson has a bruised knee and is listed as day-to-day. receive a portion of avail­ ing and real estate loan pro­ and Energy Savings Joe Caballero, Jr. through better quality excellent partner in en­ and nurse home visits', Aren't we all? - Vin Scully July 27th of the water hose, shooting a able funds - assuming they grams. If a loan applicant Peggy Oglesby care, said Mark B. Mc­ suring the success of the use of in-home monitor­ powerful stream of water for Cricket is baseball on valium. - Robin Williams meet FSA loa n eligibili ty is able to obtain fjnancing (ARA) - According to the the brittle-bone disease Jan MoGaugh Scout Teal Clellan, M.D., Ph.D., Senior Trails Project," ing devices, self-care and kids to limbo under. Adult Finish last in your league and they call you Idiot. Finish last requirements," said Mark from a private lender equal Center of Design For An osteoporosis, a major is­ Peter Edmund Fulton administrator fo r the caregiver support, track­ July 24th said Lorri Velten, Texas starts with the hose high, then in medical school and they call you Doctor. - Abe Lemons D. Latham, Farm Loan to 50 percent or more of the Aging Society in Portland, Centers for Medicare & ing and reminders of lowers the steam of water after sue of aging, particularly July 28th Senior Trails project ad­ The doctors x-rayed my he ... d and found nothing. - Dizzy Manager for Ha le County total funds needed to jointly Ore., older people need for women. Lee Knight Medicaid Services (CMS). ministrator. individuals' preventive each round. Losers, of course, Dean FSA. finance the purchase of the more light (about 3 to 5 And the benefits of hav­ Jara DuBose Holly Turner "Beneficiaries with mul­ We are proud to be care needs, behavioral get soaked! I managed a team that was so bad we considered a 2-0 count MUSICAL SPRINKLER By FSA definition, an ap­ farm, the interest rate on times more than younger ing abundant daylight tiple progressive chronic able to have an oppor­ health care management on the batter a rally. - Rich Donnelly! minor league manager - !:look up a sprinkler to your plicant is considered social­ the FSA direct loan would people) for both vision and in our homes aren't just lights admit 30 percent benefits over time by conditions typically see tunity to offer cost-ef­ and transportation ser­ Let no one accuse baseball of not being tough on dl-ugs. During water source, but don't turn ly disadvantaged if he or be fixed at five percent. maintaining health. physical. Studies show more light than verti­ maximizing the ability to numerous doctors wi t h- fective quality care in a vices. it on yet. Instruct players to his baseball career, Steve Howe was given 7 lifetime suspensions. she is a member of a group SDA loan applicants do Seniors are well aware see, h elping to maintain , out anyone doctor know­ The Texas Senior that Seasonal Affective cal windows in dormers, large group practice set­ move around the splinkler - Bill Ferrru'o, baseball fan. not receive automatic ap­ whose members have been that as t h ey age their eye Disorder (SAD), evidenced and provide the drama health, and holding down ing about Or coordinating ting in the Lubbock and Trails Project on the area, dancing, hopping, or I could never play in New York. The first time I came into a subjected to racia l, ethnic, proval. Individuals must lenses thicken a nd their by emotional depression, of a sky view that can't energy costs." t h e care provided by the Amarillo demonstration Lubbock and Amarillo striking funny poses. When game there, I got into the bullpen car and they told me to lock 01' gender prejudice, with­ be U.S citizens with a sat­ pupils shrink. This causes a drop in physical energy, be achieved with vertica l For more information other doctors," he said, site, as well as provide health sciences center the sprinkler is turned on, kids the doors. - Mike Flanagan, Baltimore Orioles out regard to individual isfactory history of meeting their eyes to adapt more increased a ppetite, and windows. "Skylights also on the benefits of natural noting that on aver age, leadership for transform­ campuses will include must freeze in position without On his own scouting report: ''Very deceptive. Slower than he qualities. FSA has identi­ credit obligations, have s uf­ slowly to changing light need for more sleep, is offer much more privacy light and skylight selec­ these patients see seven ing cost·effective care at collaboration with par­ moving until the sprinkler is looks. - Joe Garagiola fied socially disadvantaged ficiel)t educa tion, training conditions a nd increases directly linked to a lack of tha n vertical windows tion call (800) 283-2831 or differe nt physicians and a national level," said ticipants' primary and turned off again. Bathing suits A lot of things run through yow' head when you're going in to groups as Women, Blacks, or expel'ience managing or the need fOl' more light, sufficient daylight. without taking up valu­ visit www.veluxusa.com. have 20 prescriptions Richard V. Homan, M.D., specialist providers to a "muse' for this game. relieve in a tight spot. One of them was, 'Should I spike myself American Indians, Alaskan opel'ating a fa rm, possess and not just for vision a nd Some researchers are able wall space that can For governm~nt infor­ each year. dean of the School of enhance communication SPONGE TAG - A twist on ? - Lefty Gomez traditional tag, this game is Natives, Hispanics, Asians, the legal capacity to inclll' safety. co ncluding that light be used for decorating or ma tion on window and Texas Se nior Tra ils, a Medicine. of relevant clinical in­ played with a big soft sponge Three more saves and he ties John the Baptist. - Hank Gre­ and Pacific Islanders. debt, and be unable to ob­ Many se niors don't get therapy may h elp to al­ storage," Patrick says, skylight energy efficiency consortium of T exas Tech The Care Manage- formation. The programs like the kind used to wash enwald, on Bruce Sutter FSA offers both direct tain cl'edit through tradi­ outside enough , so there leviate SAD symptoms "a rea l benefit as seniors visit www.energystar.gov, University H ealth Sci­ ment for High Cost are intended to help your car. The playet· who is About The Author and gual'anteed farm loans. tional lending means. are even lnore reasons to faster than antidepres­ downsize living spaces." a nd for independent ences Center, Texas Tech Beneficiaries (CMHCB) increase adherence to "It" must use the wet sponge Aron WalJad has been a baseball lover for over 45 years. His Fal'm loan funds can be "Qualified loan candi­ consider bringing more sant drugs. In a review of "And from an economic agency information visit Physician Associates demonstration will be evidence-based care, re­ to tag another player, who then passions have included; playing. watching, reading, evaluating, used to purchase farms, dates are provided infor­ natural light in. They clinical tl'ia ls of light ther­ standpoint," Patrick www.nfrc.org or www.effi and TrailBlazer Health t he first effort by CMS duce unnecessary hospi­ becomes the new ·'Ie'. There will and coaching the game he adores. 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Ifyou love baseball you wil110ve his site. opel'ate a farm, build or re­ practices, analyze prob­ the body to strengthen University of California, above, which is free and tent Rainbow's Promise Preschool participants avoid costly wet splat mark on their back! http://www.baseballsprideandjoy.comiindex.php?tag=acity pair service buildings, pay lems and utilize available teeth, bones a nd tissue San Diego reported that reduces energy costs, , : is now registering for the 2005-06 school and debilitating compli­ About The. Author resources essential for suc­ Patricia B. Jensen is a mother for soil a nd water consel'va­ to maintain a health y light therapy benefits not while transforming living :: ., <, :' year. Places are limited and will be filled on a first cations. Beneficiaries tion practices, and in some cessful farming in the ever­ skeleton throughout life. only SAD patients but areas into bright, safer @ eligible for participation of three and kids pruty enthu­ To place your F ~ - "" come basis. For All Your Farming Needs~ cases refinance debt. changing agricultural envi­ Two sources of vitamin D also people suffering from spaces and providing a in the demonstration will siast. She is the webmaster ad or artIcle Come be a part of our Tuesday and Thursday Christian and owner of Kids-Pruty­ For direct loans ma de ronment," said Latham. are diet and sunlight. In other forms of depression. dose of the medicine that be identified by CMS and For more inlormation call 298-2033. preschool. Paradise.com - a complete Plains Grain Co., Inc. by FSA to purchase a farm h ealthy huma n bodies, Sunlight can enter our daylight and fresh air will have to meet eligi­ resource for kids pruty ideas ~ regarding FSA loan pro­ Enrollment for Tuesday only or Tuesday/Thursday are the terms may extend to 40 80 percent of vitamin D is dwellings through win­ offer," he says. "It's also Deadline 4 p.m. bility criteria outlined by including invitations, cakes, years with a current inter­ grams, contact the Hale available for children 6 weeks to 5 years of age. Abernathy, Texas ~- " ~ - ~~J. .. - produced in the skin when dows, doOl's a nd skylights. away to stretch fixed­ Tuesday. the Texa s Senior Trails decorations, games, costumes, , ,~~ ,;~, ~ , J est rate of 4.375 percent. County FSA office at it is exposed to natural According to Joe Patrick, income dollars," Patrick To obtain additional information, please call First Baptist Project. favors, and food. Abernathy ""ti:~ ~ 1.. , 298-2521 ' .l.. ~:::o ____ Direct operating loans may (806) 296-6315 or visit th e light. A vitamin D defi­ product ma nager with says, "by making a one­ e-mail: [email protected] Church at 298-2587 or Barbara Waters at 298-2932. For aU the latest pmty news, be made for one to seven USDA Web site at http: ciency can contribute Lo VELUX America, sky-" time pl11'chase that pays read her I{ids Pruty Blog. years with a current inter- Ilwww.usda.gov. To place your MEDICARE SUPPLEMENTS Frid:l~ Night Fish Fr~,:; p.lIl. to 10 p.lIl. 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Bill Ship­ man. 777-1919. 298-2697 acres, newly remodeled in NewDeaI.Threenlcesizs bedrooms and IZATIO N, eventuall y leadi ng to a stroke , sepsis or death within I two large bathes, two cargarage , newcarpet, beautiful ceramic tile and granite tile cabinet tops, new faucets, 2,022 sq ft. $119,500. 48 ho urs of kidney dialysis , call James Rolshouse & Associates toll App lyonli ne or call to schedule an inte"iew. (806)288-0220 free at 1-866-448-8455 or visit us online at www.rols houselaw.com. 12th&K·Tenfflclols inAbemathy's newest housing development 33200llon Road,Suile3 Apartment • Paril View. Great location for schools and new paril, Pick your Plainview, TX79072 location and builder. $12,500·15,500, Inlq-im For Rent HE ' A L Tile ARE. EOE Connie Watson 2 bed., 1 bath, car- REALTOR· - 1V1V1V. il/ lerilll "eall"care. co~1/ port, fenced back- yard, CH/A. Call (~J (~~ Fax: (806) 794-5855 806-470-4801. IW=I Real Estate Uncia CIIlrk & Auocl8IeI n 27 Quaker Avenue ' Lubbocl<, Texas 79424 E-Mail: cwatson @WeJcher1Ctark.com FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE For Sale www.weJclter1CJar1<.com 511 Avenue E 1404 Ave nu e B ~ -,,,,,,,,,,_OwnId,ndOperl'M- 1il 298-2060 298-2832 Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM Wors hip 10:30 AM Morn ing Worship 10:45 AM HOUSE FOR SALE Eve nin g 6:00 PM Evening Celebration 6:00 PM 1005 Ave J. 2160 sq. ft., Wedncsday Eveni ng 7 PM Mid-Wee k Service 7:00 PM 5 bedroom, 2 bath, 2-cat· II Business Opportunity Wanted! II Arlen Ank le, pastor Judy Wooten, pastor garage. Call 777-7027. FIRST UN ITED MET HODIST CHURCH A few good m e n a nd w ome n intEl rested in combining a NORT HSID E BAPTIST CHURCH 704 Avenue D concern for t h e e n vironme n t with a car eer in sales. We 420 16th Street 298-2581 represent a maiordistributor in the air a nd water quality industry. Currently, we wish to add a few key people in this a rea. 298-2497 Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM Call now for a p ersona l intervie w Worship 10:50AM (806) 298· 4722 Worship I I: 00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Even ing Training 5:00 PM Wed. Choir Practice 7:00 PM Eveaing Worship 6:00 PM Sun. & Wed. Youth 5 PM -jun ior high Thank You Wednesday Se rvice 7:00 I'M 6:3 0 PM - seni or high II II Gary Hughes, Pas tor Jerry Don Cheshire, pastor The Bob Lutrick family wishes to thank all OlU' family and mends for all FI RST BA PTIST CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH NEW DEA L F or Sale by O w n er. 103 E. Sunday School 10:00 AM ~'~ ~~hil~lI~~~y':sa~~~o~~~~We"!~~~~:kr~=ur~~eo~ 41 17th Street 14th st. 3-2-2. Central h/ac. Sunday Service 9: 00 AM the fifth 0001' at Presbyterian Hospital for all the love and support ~ey have Lots of storage. La rge Fenced given OlU' family these last few months. We as a family are asking for your 298-2587 Re v. Dan Poole Sunday School 9:30 AM yard. $37,000. Call (806) 298- prayet'S COl' us at thjs time. 2846 Sometimes just knowing someone cares makes everything a little easier Worship 10:40 AM CENTER COMMUNITY CHURCH Bible Study 5:00 PM 5 miles east on FM 597 then 2 miles south on FM 2902 an'!,.],~c~~:lp~!~~sb~:~e wrapped in love such as you brought to us in Eve ning Worship 6:00 PM this time of such sadness and we appreciate it so much. Sunday School 10:00 AM Looks can be d eceivin g! This The t'ichest things in life are so near and they make up the richest part of Wednesday Evcning 7:00 PM Worship I I :00 AM 3 bedroom , 2 bath home is not 01U' lives- our family and 01U' friends. Thank you. John Lowrie, pastor Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 PM at Marvin Looney's only super but spacious. Ithas an 746-664 1 Ba~k~r316~gt.:ri~:~,~w.~g:~'m8+~i.Lutrickat First State attached shop. 1409 ave M. Call Pearlene Lutlick; D'Rese and family; Lynn and family; Johns and family; CHURCH OF CHRJ STA BERNATH Y Kelley @ REMAX 789-6632 Bitty and fimtily; and Bo and family. 916Ave nuc E ST. ISID ORE CATHOLIC CHURCH 298·2718 South Avenuc D Bible Study 9:30 AM 298-4278 Worship 10:30AM Sunday 9:00 AM Get 18 Premium Movie Channels! Evening 6:00 PM Rev. Rene Perez Wednesday Evcning 7:30 PM IGLESIA BAUT ISTA NUEVA CREACION SlcvcGaun tt 412 14th Street 777-4542 FIRST BAPT IST CHURCH NEW DEAL Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Worsh ip Service I I :00 AM Worship II :00 AM Sunday Evcning 5:00 PM Eveni ng Worship 6:00 PM Wednesday Service 7;00 PM FREE Wednesday Service 7:30 PM Guadalupe Salinas, pastor FOR 3 MONTHS I Dr. Terry W. Jones, paslor FI RST BAPTIST MISSION COUNTY LI NE BAPTIST CHURCH 1I 121erome Street 757-2 134 298-4733 Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday Worshi p I I :00 AM Worship II :00 AM Evening Servi ce (B.T.U.) 6:00 PM Eve ning 6:00 PM Wed. 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