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VOLUME 70, NUMBER 16 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1991, ABERNA11-IY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Mayoral candidates answer questions The Abernathy mayor's po on City Council and Abernathy selected Mayor Pro Tern for 2 these organizations by keeping sition is up for grabs in the Country Club Board of Directors. years. the tax rate as low as posible May 4 election. VECCHIO: I farm for 32 years What specific areas need to be and keep the city appearance Shane Cunningham and Elias in Hale & Swisher county. Move focused on by the Abernathy neat. 'Shorty" Vecchio have filed for into Abernathy in 1982 and open City Council? VECCHIO: City of Abernathy election. A write-in candidate is my own business in March 1, CUNNINGHAM: We need to can help in that we keep taxes also possible. 1983. I'm married to Dolores P. focus on the rising cost of as low as we can, and at same The candidates were given a Vecchio and have 3 children. sanitation and keep trying to time have good services for the questionnaire by the ~ Dolores and Raul are grown, and lind the best possible solution citizens of Abernathy and Weekly Reyiew. Here are their Catarina 19 is a Freshman at for Abernathy. I think the business alike. answers in alphabetical order. W.T.S.U. in Canyon, Texas. council should keep the streets Why do you seek the position of What is your background? Member of Abernathy Chamber in good shape and keep a tight Mayor of Abernathy? CUNNINGHAM: I was raised of Commerce & U.S. Chamber of controll on junk vehicles and CUNNINGHAM: I feel Aber· in Abernathy and graduated Commerce, N.F.I.B. old abandcd houses. nathy needs to keep a Mayor from Abernathy in 1980. At· What qualifies you for this Long term goals for the who can conduct the meeting in tended Texas Tech University position? council should be to watch our a efficient and good manner. We and graduated from Dallas CUNNINGHAM: I feel manag water resources. This goal is have got one of the best towns Institute of Funeral Service in ing a business on my own has already going with the current in West Texas to live in and we 1984. Involved in a family helped me to gain knowledge of council and mayor. need to push our strong points business which is "66" Butane & good business practices and how VECCHIO: We need to get the (churches, school & city depart Fertilizer of Abernathy and Lit to controll finances. Serving on citizens to work wit.h the city ments) to people who want to tlefield Butane Co. in Littlefield, different boards and offices in of Abernathy, so we can get live in a small town and work also work part time at Chambers the past will help me to repre- · some streets paved. in Lubbock. I feel I can work Funeral Home. sent Abernathy well as Mayor. What role docs the City of well with a council and city My family is Jonna Cunning· Also serving on the council Abernathy have in the develop employees and represent Aber ham who teaches second grade for the past two years will help ment of new and retention of nathy well. at Abernathy. A daughter Cort considerably, to work with existing business? VECCHIO: Because I would ni, two years old. My parents people and conduct meetings in CUNNINGHAM: The council like to do my civic duty and do are Bobby and Missy Cunning a good manner. should work with the Chamber whatever I can to help Aber ham. I am a member of First VECCHIO: Being a business of Commerce and Abernathy nathy be the best little city in Baptist Church, past member and men in town and having been Industrial Board, to keep exist the state of Texas with the help officer of Abernathy Volounteer elected to the Abernathy City ing business and try to attract of the City Council and all the Fire Dept., and presently serving Council for 2 terms and been new ones. The council can help citizens of Abernathy. Abernathy Baseball Association sets Abernathy EMS schedules EMT school registration for players Monday _ The Abernathy Emergency Applications 'should be fill ed Medical Service (EMS) is spon out prior to Apr. 29 and deliv Abernathy veterinarian Dr. John Hill (bottom right) and employees of Registration for the 1991 junior baseball season will be Mon soring an Emergency Medical ered to Abernathy City Hall, 811 Hi Plains Drilling in Abernathy work to free a 7-month-old horse day from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. The Abernathy Baseball Associa Technician (EMT) school. Ave. D. that feU into a well during the night of Apr. 15. Rescuers worked tion will conduct the sign-ups at the Abernathy City_Hall. Classes will be taught at the For more information contact over two hours Tuesday morning to dig the horse from the hole. The This will be the only registration period offered this year. Abernathy EMS/lire station, 401 Mark Beck at city hall, 298- horse was corralcd on the farm of Willie Dunn when he feU. Dr. Hill Participation fees are $20 per child for the first two play 9th St. · beginning Apr. 29. Class 2546, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. reported the hotsc to be in stable condition Wedne..o;day afternoon. ers. For more than two players a $5 discount will be applied. nights are Monday and Thursday Fees not paid from last season must be paid before a player from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. will be allowed to register this year. T-ball fees in arrear The school is accredited by must be paid by May 1. All other fees not paid from last year Texas Tech Health Sciences Cheerleader sponsor seeks change must be paid by May 10. Jeania Grimsley has records of Center. Certification is by the purchase two certificates of Currently the Lions only own unpaid fees. She may be contacted after 5 p.m. at 298-2389. Texas Department of Health. By Judy Luce Members of the New Deal deposits. Young purchased one. the facilities. New participants must bring a copy of the players' birth Lead instructor will be Mark school board discussed and The board decided not to buy Reicftle made a motion to certificate. The association will keep it in their records. W. Beck, EMT-paramedic. Assis Abernathy Baseball Association offers a T-ball program for changed the way cheerleader another until they knew what accept the property, Freeman tant instructors will be Ruben boys and girls ages 5-7; girls softball, ages 8-16; and boys elections are held at their would happen to the district seconded it and the motion Cuevas, EMT-paramedic; and baseball, ages 8-16. monthly meeting Monday night. with the __new state funding carried, 4-3. Lemon, Rieken and Corrnie Beck, EMT-intermediatc. Beginning with the coming program. There was some con Looney opposed the motion. "1 elections, the selection will be cern that the state might freeze Charles Baker, a property made from three considerations. the distric!'s money. owner near the park, was pre Student votes will count for 25 Following Young's report, the sent with his comments about percent of the decision, teacher board voted \o pay the district's the le ase. recommendations will count 25 bills with Rieken making the Security percent and judges's evaluations motion and Looney seconding it. Bill Young, a representative of will count for 50 percent. The motion carried, 7-0. AT&T, spoke to the board about Previously the selection was Reviewing Texas Association providing security for the made entirely on student votes. of School Board's Update 38 was district's buildings. High school cheerleader spon on Monday night's agenda. They Young has examined the sor Carolyn Hill presented the tabled it until their next board buildings and told the board changes to the board. The meeting. which areas should cause the recommendations w;:re developed The members adopted text· most concern and told them how by a committee of high school books which had been recco he would propose to secure students. mended by the textbook commit those areas and the entire With a few changes, the board tee. Patty Freeman made the campus. approved the minutes to the last motion to adopt the list, Rieken The concensus of the board board meeting. seconded it and the motion was to talk to some other The minutes previously stated carried, 7-0. companies and other schools that Karl Reikcn made the Baseball about how they dealt with motion to renew the contracts The board disc ussed a lease security problems. of all high school teachers with agreement with the Little Lea Other business the exception of math teacher gue Baseball program about Monica Jones came before the Doyce Wright. Perry Looney was leasing the district's baseball board about a particular concern credited with seconding the park. she had with the system. The motion. Although the least: is signed board advised her to go through Actually, Looney made the by both parties, the district will the proper channels of admini motion March 11 and Verlin still be libel in case of injuries. strators and if she was not Anglin seconded it. There was some discussion satisfied she should then come A fire of 1111Spicious ~ damaged a relalivdy small por1ioD of David Pinson's house at 702 15th Sl Another correction was that about the hours the park could to the board. A.c:cording to police Cbicl ILW. Grady the fire was "set" Tuesday afternoon. The police have some the school district business be used. The lease states that With a unanimous vote the jUVCDilc suspects. manager Lana Young presented no organized games or practice board passed a resolution to the business report and the may take place on Sunday participate in the state's co board then voted to pay the except between 1 p.m. and 6 operative purchasing program. Investigations nab juvenile suspects bills, rather than the other way p.m. Also stated is that all The program is an optron only. at 11:50 a.m. Apr. 16 at Allsup's female" paid for $5 worth of around. games must be completed by The distict does not have to use A fire at a house owned by it when purchasing items if it David Pinson at 702 15th St. is convenience store, 512 Ave. D. gasoline and pumped $17.83 F'mancial report midnight on Mondays through Roberts had applied for a soli worth before leaving the store. Monday night Young also gave Thursdays and at 1 a.m. on chooses not to. being investigated. Abernathy Lemon made th<> motion to citor's permit at Abernathy City Douglas investigated a criminal the financial statement and tax Fridays and Saturdays. police Chief H.W. Grady said participate; Freeman seconded it. hall earlier in the day. mischief at David Martin's report to the board. Members of the board also that three juveniles are suspects June's board meeting was and the case for all intents and Grady ran a background check residence at 612 15th St. Doug There was some discussion said that along with the signing las' report stated that two about extra expenses for the of the lease agreement, rules changed from June 10 to June purposes is closed. on Roberts and found outstand 17 with Rieken making the windows were damaged by rocks nurse's supplies. Young explained should be posted at the park. Th~ fire was contained to the ing warrants from the Depart motion, Looney seconding it and ment of Public Safety in Waco. causing $165 in damage Apr. 8. that students had more illnesses Freeman made the motion to north fence and a small portion the motion carrying, 7-0. of the house. No dollar estimate Roberts was transported to Hale Police have some juvenile sus this year than in the past and use the lease, Chris Reichle parents were sending their seconded it and the motion The board adopted a new of damage was available Wed County jail. pects. school calendar Monday night. It Grady said that the criminal children back to school before carried, 5-2. Rieken an_d Calvin nesday afternoon. Abernathy patrol Officer Allen was choosl' n by the majority of mischief cases at the residences they were well. Lemon opposed the motiOn. The Abernathy Volunteer Fire Douldas investigated a theft of the teachers. The calendar could Department was dispatched to gasoTine from Jolly Roger con of Ruwayne Struve and Mrs. Young reported the district's Later in the meeting, board Fred Boone were closed with the checking account balance to be members discussed receiving possibly still be change du~ to the scene at 5:13 p.m. Apr. 16. venience store, 1411 Ave. D. at decisions of the Texas legJsla· apprehension of juvenile sus $531,670.47 on Mar. 31, 1991 . property at the baseball park Robert Mitchell Roberts, of . 6:20 p.m. Apr. 16. A person See PORTABLE, fJI&'C 6 Bedford, was taken into custody described as an "older, white pects. Board members had planned to from the New Deal Lions Club. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, APRIL 19, 1991 TilE ABERNA1HY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL.1..9 , 1991 PAGB3!- Obituary Depot Dispatch Prospective aldermen position platforms CROP INSURAN~ Wednesday thO aeaion at the .depot celebrated the birthdays of Two positions on the Aber and our daughter, Meagan, is 2 organization as a cdaeh. business and the retention or MULTI-PERIL CROP HAIL Trace Allen Daniel seniors-with birthdays in April They also had singing aod played nathy City Council are up for years old. McCLENNEY: I'm registered to existing business by not only pool before lunch. election May 4. ROYAL: Born in Abernathy vot~ . Livin~ in _Abernatbr, a~d promoting and encouraging these Four residents are running for WILLIE DUNN AGENCY Omesiclc acrvlcea. Cor Trace a sister, Maywn (..cc McDonald Reported ill arct Layton Dorrell. The seniors are glad to have 1959; Graduated AHS 1978; takmg active mtcrcst 10 1ts businesses but by making ·it the AJJea .olllieJ, aix-moatb-dd son of Dallas, maternal grandparents, Jewel Rogers back. · election to those positioos. They Graduated South Plains College development is essential. Run Ill!W advantageous place to Special thanks to Jessie Ruth Neis for the beautiful peonies she are Tim Hill, Billy McCienney, 1980; Degree Agri-Business 19&-'11.TT1 RL 2, BCD: m, Abemathr. m~'11.TT1 Of Dmma Dillie! of Lubbock aad Clarence and Sharon Casey of ning for City Couneil and par locate or expand these busi Td lib: to take cue of your aop imurance Deeds. • Chris Dllliel of Carrolltoa, Abernathy; paternal grandpar· brOIIIht to the meeliog. They brought a delightful fragrance! Barry Royal and Eldon Spark Employment: Manager - Aber ticipating in the ideas and nesses. were man. at 2 p.m. Apr. 15 in Abemalhy ents, Gary and Pat Daniel of The seniors Clltend their sympathys to Alta Wade at the loss of a nathy Country Club; Owner decisions is the best way I know McCLENNEY: The City Coun brother. . The candidates were asked by Cemetery With !he Rev. TIDI Arlington; maternal jp'elt·grand· Barry Royal Golf Shop; Current to contribute to the growth of cil needs to be able to attrac:l .,.,,...., ... Jll'k and Minnie Casey We still need an RSVP representative to work with the RSVP the Abernathy Weeldy Review to ly serve on Board of Directors Abernathy. I plan to raise my the attention of new business We have H~ plltOr ol. St. ~ ~ office in Plainview. answer a questionnaire. Their ~~ -~great of the West Texas Golf Course family here and I want to looking in our area to expand. ~ lfPieopll Cllan:ll. Don't forget game night Monday evening. Meal is at 6 p.m. answers are in alphabetical Superintendents Assn.; Member improve their Jives. ~ ~J.IDIIlcathe rine We need to be able to provide HANGING BASKETS· order below. Golf Course Superintendents ROYAL: As a Business owner cllec:dGa ~or_~ .. a great- them with quality and depen Ls...bi _.WIIIO ~ Patios What is your background? Association of America. I feel that I have the back· ·~.·- North d t..t.mbock on Aberrtathy sends traclt -'stars.. 'i!i'O. Amarilo Hwy 1-27, Lopes ·lose in extra inning, 8-7, to Idalou; Tahoka crushed ' ' ' u Exit 10 ByScdlLace batter who eveatually scored the fence. He wu also almost picked leta them dictate bow you play.• tomorrow in a rold pme at 11 ing in for Joha Florea 1111 till ' AIJTO & 1RUCK SAl£S The Antelopea' baseball rec:ord winning run. off wt.ea be left lint hue for He said they did not make a a.m. and Tahota in Abernathy at fourth inDia& apin1t Tahob to regional competitions ~ 746-5855 alid to 3-3-1 after a dose 8-7 The second batter bunted and the dugout. Abemathy assistant lot ol cnon but the oaes m_. 5 p.m. Tuesday. loss to Idalou ill Abernathy Patton picked up the ball but coach Steve Guerrant c:alled · were "key" errors. His gamebbok Ralls i& 9-1 after a 19-2 AlN~ did wboleulc IUhllitul· ing in the fodrth • • after The Lady Lopes placed third 14-1 ' Tuesday. threw into the dirt past David Patt011 back to the base just in recorded six erron for Aber· bashina of Morton last Tuesday. wards, Lola Hamilton, Perez, 4, SPECIAL OF THE WEEK The Lopes crawled from a 3-0 Haney ai first base. time. nathy and live for Idalou. The Ja&:trabbila haw already tho Lopa hid -.:iLk to in the District 3-2A track meet Triple jump: Janet Gardner, S, 59.84 h11ld at Shallowater Apr. 12 28-2 deficit to leads of 5-4 and 7-4. The third batter hit a fly Ken Dunn wu called on to Abernathy had 10 hits wbich beaten the Lopes. 12-1, Apr. 9 tic the game, 5-S. 800 M relay: McDonald, Ed pinch hit for Jeremy MIIDSIIJiales included back-to-hack homeruns The subs proceeded to pound Abernathy had 111 points. High jump: Gardner,!, 4-6 The visiting Wildcats erupted back to Patton for the first out. in Abernathy. wards, Hamilton, Perez, 3, Patton turned and attempted to but out to short. Haney the Bulldogs into aubmissloa Other distnct teams were Lock RlllllliDg eveots 1984 Ford Econollne for three nms against losing popped from Scott Attaway and Jody "We owtht to play them 2:09.47 pitcher Zack Patton in the throw the runner out at sec:ond hit a sharp grounder to second Myatt off Idalou's starting better; No61es said. "The secret with a 10-1 run in the last ' Shallowablt, 2,. 117; 100 M hurdles: Stnm:, 7, 20.93 a~~· 4 1600 M relay: Bryant, L. Nelson, seventh inning. The resulting 7- but the ball went by shortstop causing an error and safe de pitcher. It was the Lopes' lll!it is to make the routine play.· three· · S • · ' -~ 4, 69; Morton M dash: Denise Pendergraft, Conversion Van tdo Edwards, Rivera, 4, 5:05.36 150 7 tic sent the game into an Michael Mares into centerfield posit of Patton at second' and scores 8Dd gave them the 7-4 Du:"·~cd the last two add: on, 5 (tie), SO; Hart, 7, 7,15.81 123 4S6 78P PreliJa times Apr. 5 extra inning. allowing the winning run. Haney ai first. innings on the mound picking up 31; Hale Center, 8, 34. 800 M relay: Leslie Riley, Shelly lead. Ab010 420 . 007 100 M: Hamilton, 14.78; Perez, Extended chassis, dual air, Patton (0-2) had the game Patton retired the last two D8Dny Lopez went down Idalou changed pitchers im four strikeouts, three walks and Abetnlthy varsity f.i:rls track Burleson, Gardner, Misty Sprad ld ·301 000 318 15.1; L. Nelson, 16.84 literally in hands in the batters on strikes - one swing one hit bauer. coach Pat Mouser Said aD first ling, 4, 2:0752 AMIFM/c:assette. power loeb, his swinging after three pitches to mediately after the solo shots in 200 M: Bryant, 30.7; S. Nelson, eighth inning after replacing . ing and one c:alled. end the game for the Lopes. Abernathy 15, and second place finishen will 400 M dash: Gardner, 6, 75.01 tilt. cruise, SUPER NICE! the fifth mninf. Tahob 6 1234567 p 33.18; McDonald, 32.115 Esteban Lopez to start the Patton almost tied the game "When you're leading, 7-4, Lopez recorded a win, 15-6, compete in the regiooal meet in 200 M dash: Riley, 6, 30.66 1 Ab 0 2 3 0 4 2 4 15 Abilene Apr. u,..n. 400 M: Rivera, 74.6; L. Nelson, fourth. in the bottom of the ninth with going into the seventh inning foJr"em~:' ~':;h&:: ~a~:!; for the Lopes' third after com- Ta 2 3 0 0 0 0 1 6 1600 M: Kandace Floyd, 7, 75.4; S. Nelson, 78.1 He walked the fust Idalou a deep hit to the center field JTJCid events you should win," Lope head ancl picked up five strikeouts in 7:36.78 800 M: Ophelia Madrigal, 3.21.11; Shot put: Rachel Waits, 1. 32Y, $6,495 coach Patrick Nobles said. "It 3 213 innings. 1600 M relay: Riley, Burleson, Tll!iha Boone, 3:24.13 Discus: Waits, 6, 83-11 was mental as much as physical The starting pitcher had two Gardner, Struve, 2, 4:44.50 1600 M: Cheri Bufe, 8:06.35; Library displays High jump: Elise Prather, 5, 4-4 Windham attends erron. strikeouts from 28 batters in 4 2400 run: Susan Evans, 4, 12:42; Christy Johnson, 8:01.03 "We let the lead off m8D on 1/3 innings. Long jum~: Priscilla Salinas, 5, Floyd, 5, 12:49 coke collection safe two different times. That Abernathy faces red-hot Ralls 14-7Y.; Suste Jara, 6, 14-4 Prelim times Apr. S Austin meeting Triple jump: Salinas, 4, 32-4Y,; 100M: Pendergraft, 14.89 The Abernathy Public Library Shannon Peeples, 5, 31-3 200 M: Pendergraft, 34.1; Riley, Scotty Windham met with Sen. is now featuring a Coca Cola RUIIDing eveots 31.69 Tee! B1vins and Rep. Pete Laney memorabilia collection. C & G Builders 100 M dash: Salinas, 3, 13:06 400 M: Gardner, 73.9; Burleson, in Austin last Tuesday. The collection is on loan from 200M dash: Jara, 4, 27.99 75.3; Pendergraft, 76.2 Lindsey and Kare~ Myatt. ·'"' ,.,\ .... 800 M: Micha Riley, 4, 2:41.08 100 M hurdles; Struve, 18.5 Windham was in Austin for a 1600 M: Mandi Mouser, 2, 7th grade meetiqg of the Vocational ACA honor roll 6:08.75; JoAnne Guajardo, 3, Agriculture Teachers Association Abernathy's seventh grade Abernathy Christian Academy 6:09.34; Stephanie McBee, 5, girls placed sixth with 57 points of Texas (VATAT) Board of ; 6:26.36 Directors. He is a member and has announced its honor roll for Storm Windows & Doors o:;:-'7 in the district track meet Apr. the third nine weeks period of 3200 M: McBee, 2, 13:44.07; teacher in Abernathy High 8. the school year. Christy Rameriz, 3, 14:01.19; School. I Shallowater was first with 196 t:::~ · ~ AGREE Elementary students listed are Guajardo, 4, 14:27.7 EsK~~=tes 298-2086 /~ points; Hale Center, second, 87; In addition to the legislative Niccolo Ambrose, Matt Teeter 400 M relay: Mouser, Salinas, Hart, third, 86; Olton 4, 64; meetings, Windham and the and Layton White. Jara, Peeples, 5254 2, Springlake-Earth, 5, 60; Lock VATAT board members will be Mark Teeter is on the junior 800 M relay: Tonya Myatt, Kara ney, 7, 29; and Morton, 8, 10. setting direction and policy for high list . When your old air I Davis, Crystal. Ponce, Susan field events the association's upcoming fiscal Michael Teeter is the high Barrera, 4, 2:03.9 BASEBALL- TRACK- GOLF -TENNIS conditioner wears out, Triple jump: Lindy Edward, 5, year. school honor roll student. Antelope Drive In 1600 M relay: Mouser, Jara, 25-11 "MONDAY SPECIAL • 303 Ave D Salinas, Eva Dominguez, 3, switch to the Shot put: Gracie Hernandez, 5, Sour Cream Chicken Enchiladas •FRIDAY SPECIAL • 4:30.59 Revival begins at First Baptist Church 21-4.75 Ria:& Beans Fried Catfish - All you care to cat 100 M hurdles: Prim Ryan, 4, Discuss: Stacie Nelson, 4, 56-11; Leon Anderson will be leading All day I $3.95 French Fries, cole slaw, 18.35 Noon meals will be served Bambi Ramos, 7, 52-4 revival services at First Baptist each day. hush puppies n ...... r ...... 300M hurdles: Ryan, 6, 56.85 Running events Church of New Deal April 21- ~DAY SPECIAL• Adults • $4.95 ..,.,...,ruC'I._ Junior high girls 100 M dash: Lola Hamilton, 5, 24. Bean Day Senior Citizens - $4.25 Abernathy's eighth grade girls 14.32; Lori Perez, 8, 15.21 Sunday's services will begin at All the beans you care to eat Kids under 10 yrs - $2.95 Heat Pump placed fourth with 54 points in 200 M dash: Krista Bryant, 3, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Services on Hush puppies, fried potatoes 5:00-10:00 the district track meet Apr. 8. 30.52; Julia McDonald, 8, 33.88 Monday through Wednesday will 11:00- 2:oo 1 S1.69 Shallowater was first with 195 400 M: Maria Rivera, 5, 76.07; be at noon and 7:30p.m. •SATURDAY SPECIAL' Heatin!( and cooling J;pecialists recommend points; Hart, second, 1{)8; Mor Laura Nelson, 6, 76.54; S. Nel Anderson is pastor of Pilgrim -wEDNESDAY SPECIAL• Steal F"mger Basket rcplacmg your old air conditioner with a Dual fuel ton, third, 62; Springlake-Earth son, 8, 79.21 Baptist Church of Lubbock. Meatloaf, two vegetables, 11:00 - 2:00 I $295 Heat Pump. It not only cools bot works with your and Lockney 5 (tie), 43; Hale 800 M: Leisha Elliott, 6, 3:07.87 Cliff Rogers will lead the Gravy, hot rolls, tea or coffee present g<~s furn:~ce to more efficiently heat your home, Center, 6, 42; and Olton, sev 1600 M: Dolores Betancur, singing at the revival services. 11:00 - 2:00 1 $3.95 "SUNDAY SPECIAL • too. A Du:~I fuel Heat Pump is economical to operate, enth, 18. 7:23.65 He is minister of music for Swiss Steak dependahk and dean. When your old air conditioner field events 2400 M: Betancur, 2, 12:13.17 Broadview Baptist Church in '"THURSDAY SPECIAL• Mashed Potatoes, has gasped its last, do what the experts recommend Long jump: Amanda Struve, l, 400 M relay: McDonald, Ed- Lubbock. · Fried chicken, two vegetables, Com, Hot Rolls, Sw itch to the Dua l Fuel Heat Pump' Those interested in singing in Cream gravy, hot rolls Cobbler the choir are encouraged to 11:00 - 2:00 1 $3.95 Adults- $4.75 Abernathy BECK'S BRICK attend choir practice 30 minutes Senior Citizens - $4.25 ConiiiCI your nearest Dual Fuel Heatl'llmp Maler: before each evening service. 11:00-2:00 school menus CONTRACTORS The youth choir from Pilgrim 298-4292 WE SPECIALIZE IN Baptist Church will sing in the Sunday evening services and the Breakfast Menu STRUCIURAL & , Apr. 22-26 adult choir will sing . We~nesday MONDAY: fruit juice, fruit DE~~ ; , M1W$l' evenong. 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