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VOLUMl<: 71, NUMBER l6 FRIDAY, JULY l , 1993, ABERNATHY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Fun, food, frivolity featured for festive Fourth Abernathy Chamber of Com­ There wUl be other food and game Amesson and Ruth Naron. Association's Womanless . able for children of allqes. cipal Steve Burleson will take a tum merce president Frank Russell is booths outside. Jimmy SancbezJr.ls scheduled to The preview will be on the stage on The Women's Division Chamber on the dunking board. Basketball scartingblstermlnofficewithoneof Bootbsfortic-dyedclotbing, face perform bis impressions of Elvis Main Street. Tbe wedding will take of Commerce wiU bold a drawing for coach Pat Mouser bas also commit­ tile chamber's biggest events of tile painting, wood crafts, ceramics and Presley at 11 a.m. He won last year's place in the Abernathy Hlgb School a nigbt out In Abernathy. The winner ted to bouncing around. The Lions year. bomemade ice cream will be open. Elvis' impersonating contest. auditorium at 7:30p.m. Tickets can will receive a free night's stay at the Club will allow three free !brows for 1be4thannualCbamberofCom­ Vendors will begin hawking tbeir Market booths can be rented. Tbe be purchased from Abernathy ex ­ Abernathy Inn, a dozen red roses anyone donating eyeglasses to the merce Rea Market kicks off at 9 wares immediately after tbe fl38 ·10 by 10 booths are $25 for Inside students. from Abernathy Aoral and Gifts and Lions. a.m. tomorrow with a Cub Scout­ ceremony. and $20 for outside. To rent an inside The Abernathy Friends of the Fire­ a dinner for twoatCano' sSteakbouse. Roundball athletes can sbow their cooducted flag ceremony at Aber­ Music will be provided tbrougb­ boothcallPeggyBurgerat298-2581; fighters Auxiliary will be selling re­ The Abernathy Lions Club is spon­ stuff in the slam-dunk contesL An nathy City Hall. out tbe day. Tonya Taylor wiU be to rent an outside booth call Carol freshments inside the fire hall begin­ soring a dunking booth. Among those egg toss contest will begin at 9:30 A new and more comfortable performing at 9:45 a.m. and fiddler Dillinger at 298-2316. nillg at 10:30 a.m. They wiU also be sitting In the seat of honor will be a.m. Other games include darts, bas­ twist totbis year'sevent is inside, air 1'im Zuber will begin at 10:30 a.m. At II :45 a.m. there will be a pre­ selling chances for a family pack of Abernathy elementary principal ketball toss, bean bag toss and pony conditioned shopping In city ball. Local talent includes Barbara view of the Abernathy Ex-Student ftreworks. More games will be avail- Larry Aldridge. Middle school prin- rides. Taxes fuel speq.ding Spell relief from energy t-a-x By Coopessman Larry Combest Clinton's Btu is d-e-a-d. In Its place, tbe Senate, this week, The state and federal gas tax bite passed a $243 billion tax bill tbat Includes a 4.3-cent a gallon gasoline now totals 34.1 cents and that's before tax. The Senate also backtracked on promises to let the current 2-and-a­ the new 4.3-cent a gallon tax. balf-cent gas tax expire in 1995. Federal gasoline taxes add 14.1 The President signals be wants a An energy tax fails to consider cents to every gallon purchased. The '.'broad-based" energy tax tbat bits several unique aspects of America's State of Texas' gas tax adds another most types of energy- electricity, economic engine. Japan and the Eu­ 20 cents to the gallon paid at the natural gas, gasoline, etc. A broad­ ropeans do not have to ship veg­ pump. The state and federal gas tax based energy tax would cause U.S. etables 3,000 miles to market, nor bite now totals 34.1 cents and that's industries to reduce their number of routinely use airplanes. as we do, for before the new 4.3-cent a gallon tax workers just as the nation is strug­ domestic travel, nor face the air con­ tile Senate voted for last week. gling to recover from recession. ditioning requirements of Texas and It appears many members of Con­ Reduced employment means that Florida in the summer. gress conveniently forgot last year's tbe government's sbare of PliYI'Pil I do not believe our competitive warning tbata gas tax increase would taxes decreases. On one page of the economy should pattem itself after "grind the middle class and lower budget ledger, an energy tax brings tbe stifling, government-run Euro­ middle class into tbe dirt". The quote in $7.6 billion per year. pean economies. The non-profit Institute for Re­ was not from "Big Oil" but made last Americans pay less than Europe­ search on tbe&onomics of Taxation year by Bill Clinton. ans for gasoline but the difference in estimates tbat tbe roouced payrQU lax Wbetber it is Btu, transportaiion tbe U.S. price average of $1.13 and paid to the government will end up or broad-based. it Is still spelled t-a­ tbe $3.71 paid by the Germans is due, actually offsetting one-third of the x. almost entirely, to the energy taxes expected· revenue from tbe energy The Clinton budget writers tar· imposed by each government. In­ tax. In not-so-complicated terms, The Boys of Summer geted energy for tax Increases be­ stead of 100 percent increases in their budgeters are robbing Peter to pay cause tbey felt it would meet two energy laxcs forcing the European John Flores (foreground) is cut down at the plate by a Petersburg Pirate trying to steal home Paul. goals. People would use less energy drivers to conserve fuel, gasoline during summer baseball action Tuesday in Abernathy. The runner scored. Flores was the I believe tbat by keeping taxes if it were made artifiCially more ex­ consumption has surged by 31 per­ low, businesses will be more effi­ starting pitcher for the Abernathy Braves. The Braves rallied from an 8-0 deficit for a 9-8 pensive with government taxes. The cent or more in the past 13 years in increased tax revenues would belp cient and will produce more jobs. league win. Randy Lopez came on in relief of Flores midway through the contest. Italy, Japan and England. reduce the deficiL The job Income of employees and Tbe bard fact is tbat low-cost en­ increased sales to customers, In tum, -Energy taxes do not reduce con­ ND council seeks credit union affiliation ergy fuels tbe great American eco­ provides a sbare of tax revenue to the sumption. They fill govcmment cof­ nomic engine of industry. government-witboutraising 1axes. fers and fuel more spending. Abernathy Weekly Review wins award for advertising Land purchase eyed The Abernathy Weekly Re­ The newspaper entered the culation under 2,000. By Scott Luce is the deadline for submitting a grclllt Police Chief Sam Butler said that view received a third place in largest division in the contest. TheNewDealCityCouncilunani­ to the Texas Department of Com­ tbe Texas Municipal League bas ad­ advertising from the Texas There were .53 newspapers The award was given at the mously approved a motion to pur­ merce (TDOC) for water improve­ vised police departments to discon­ Press Association last week­ competing in the division for annual TP A convention in San chase land immediately adjacent to ments. tinue unlocking cars and conducting end. weekly newspapers with cir- Antonio. tbe city hall. Bigham also said city water sup­ house watches. Butler said their are The area for sale is one acre square pliesarelimitedandsomewaterwclls cases were municipalities were held and includes 408 and 406 S. Monroe. are off line. lbe New Deal school has liable for damage and loss. The city will be buying the land in had service disconnected and two In non-agenda items, Bigham said conjunction with a purchase by Coun­ construction companies were denied the City of New Deal would host a cilwoman Maria Gonzales and her sales of water. quarterly area mayors' meeting at husband Miguel. Sewerdcpartmentemployeescon­ Northrup King Aug. 6. Northrup King The Gonzales will buy the south tinue work on ftxing original con­ will sponsor a meal and tour of their one-halfoftbeacre (406S. Monroe). struction of Miguel and Maria Gon­ facilities beginning at noon . The city will purchase the north onc­ zales' sewer service. The sewer line Phillips asked the council to con­ half(408 S. Monroe).lftbeGonz.ales was improperly installed during origi­ sider helping tbe fire department buy fail to buy their half, the city will also nal construction. The city is assum­ a water tank to replace an irreparable purchase 406 S. Monroe. ing repair responsibilities until the one currently in usc. lbe council Councilman Harry Ford made the line is properly installed and clean. called a special meeting July 1 at 7 motion to purchase the land. Coun­ The customers will then assume fu­ p.m. to discuss helping with the pur· cilman C.L. "Red" Phillips seconded ture repair responsibilities. chase. tbe motion. In other council business, Vicki Love, president of the City of Lub­ Ex-stu president receives bock Federal Employees Credit Union, explained affiliation proce­ holiday inquiry from singer dures. The City of New Deal employees, The manager of a famous singer has contacted Abernathy ex­ city council and volunteer ftrefigbt­ student president Diana Phillips, inquiring about the Womanless ers will be allowed to join the credit Wedc' ..1g tomorrow night. union if ·tbe city council requests membership for New Deal. There is The singer and an actor friend will be in the area over the no cost to the city. weekend and were interested in attending some rural Texas Councilman Gilbert Villegas celebrations and needed more infonnation about the wedding. Johnny Sarate made a motion to send a letter asking ''The manager asked that the couple's identity remain anony­ to join the credit union. Ford sec­ mous for obvious reasons," said Phillips. It is likely they will be onded the motion which passed, 4-0. (Councilman John Sbropsbire was among the many guests at the event. Sarate, WilliaDls nalned absent) "We would love to use their names in our promotion, but they Phillips made a motion to table will not come if we do that," said Phillips. action on a household solid waste ''Their presence will give wedding goers something to talk tO TSWA all-state teaDl burning ordinance. The council re­ about for a long time. This is just another reason not to miss the viewed an ordinance enacted by the baseman. He repeatedly sparked scoring outbursts as tbe New Deal seniors Jolmny Sarate and Matt WUI­ City of Lubbock July 1952. Mayor event." iams were named to tbe Class 2A all-state baseball road to Austin narrowed. Bill Bigham said the council bas re­ The wedding will begin at 7:30p.m. in the Abernathy school Sarate named to tbe first wam on 16 of22 TSW A team June 23 by tile Texu Spons Writers Associa­ was ceived complaints from residents auditorium. Tickets are $5 and will be available at the door. bellots and on 19 overall. He notched 120 slrikeouts in tion. about smoke and odor from trash 110 Innings. His earned run average was just over 1:000. The brlde is Hillary Larius, alias Bobby Burnett, an ex-student 1be New Deal Lions in only their tbird yea- of burning. Phillips' motion was sec­ The Uons lost to eventual state Cbina and local businessman. The groom is Felix Snorthauser, alias Pat biBb adtool baseball readted tile state tournament onded by Villegas and passed. 4-0. Spring,.S-O,intbesemi-fmals. Boling, Mouser, the Abernathy head girls basketball coach. A list of other ...ely on Sarate'sll-4 pitdting recml. In tbe water department report, Matt WUHams was tbe Lions' full time secood 13-0, far tile title. Blgbam told the council tbat Sept. 13 participants can be found on page 3. , I PAOB2 FRIDAY,1ULY2,1993 111BABBRNA1HY FIUDAY, JULY 2 , 1993 THE ABERNAnfY WEEKLY ~VIEW Obituaries Depot Dispatch Couple weds in First Church of Nazare~e Amanda Marie 'Kelley llld Ran­ quetoCwbite,yeUowandpeacbroses, The eenlor c;ldzen cemer bid 70 peoplllllleDd fun day Wedoeeday. 1be1e dall Lee Rader were tmiled In mar­ accented with alslroemeria. freesia were 17 cmy-out nyt. Bro. Louil Scbalp pve tbc bleaiDJ. riage June 26 It 11 a.m. In the First IIIII Ivy. Sbe carried a Balllllbutg MI'C'lS people •the c:alt« Monday lligbt-' 42 CD Tuelday. 1'berc Cburcb of the NIIZiftDII In Aber· lace bandken:blef belonging 10 ber Senlordlizens IU orin thebolpltal rn W.D. Sllldln, W.,. Duckett. Glcon nathy. grandmother llld were a blue RelpD. Everett McOaugb. Couon JolmiOD. J.W. Hamiltatis In thebospltal Parents of the couple are Mr. and at Hllc Ceuect. and a penny In ber shoe for good Mrs. Gerald Kelley ofAbemllbyand luck. F.W.IIJII Blmcb IICDt word they weft! well and happy atthelrocw home In Mr. and Mrs. Don Rader of Vicl, Wendi Zlnk of Syracuse, New Lubbock. Oklahoma. Tbe Is the grand­ York, served as maid of honor. 'l'lwlb aoes to Dan, WinDle Uld Elolae rcr serv1na and 10 Cayton foe daugbterofMr. and Mrs. Jam New­ were Denise Silvernail ddlmilla meals. · ton and tbe 1a!e Mr. and Mrs. NOiliWI of Trinided, West Indies, llld Chris The Senior Cilizell Cencer l'IOIIda people to be CCI1ifled by the health Ketley of Idalou. Joy of Littleton, Colorado. Atten­ depanment The center needa people to aene but they need to be certified first. The Reverend David Menefee dants wore short sleeved two piece July 7is hmcb and linJinaatthe c:en1er. officiated the double ring ceremony of pearl pink moire faille. Fea­ The menu July 711 8pl8betd wll.b meat aauce, salad, garlic bread. tea. cotree in front of an altar of brass candela­ tming a square neckline, the street and deaaert. brum. greenery, fresh garden flowers length snits were accented with fiued and white tulle. Aisles were marked jackets and pearl buttons. Eacb girl with wbite tulle bows. baby's breatb woreaucbetedwbiteglovesandpearl We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, and tiny cherubs with halos of pearl drop earrings, gifts from the bride. With Pure Cement ... Call for 1 Yard or 100 Yards Lions Club honors Adkissons, ribbon, pink ribbon roses and baby's They carried nosegays of pink Finisher Available McBee; officers to be installed breath. Windows ecboed the theme alsuoemeria and Queen Anne lace. WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY with tuUe bows, white piUar candles Brandy Rader of Weslaco, Texas, Hale Center 839-2102 1-800-834-4815 Gid and Marie Adkisson and New club officers were to be in­ and ceramic cherubs. niece of the groom, was . Stephanie McBee were recognized sllilled. Family health problems pre­ A prelude ofclassical piano selec­ Sbe wore a tea .length of pearl during the Abernathy Lions Club vented Past Dlsbict Governor BUly tions was played by Ronda Menefee. pink moire faille accented with roses meeting Tuesday. Asber ·from 81t.Cndlng. Installation ' ' > " Alma Ruth Schaap played the pro­ of lhe same material. A halo of Lion Boss Todd AbeU presented ~ --~ fu ' " ' .; ) ( ceremonies bave been rescheduled cessional and recessional. Shaunaand alstroemeria and baby's breath com· the Adltissons with a plaque for their for Ladies' Day Tuesday. ;; " ::, =s: {:~x~'r; '~ " + ~; ·:·· ', ·\' ;, ~ ~ ~{ ( ~~~~ : " :: ,, , : Kelley Menefee sang "Savior Like a pleted ber aUlre. Sbe carried an an­ work at the club's weekly meetings. ~ ...... >''"~~~::$;:$.:e:i:.S ~ .. , ... ;,,, '.,... ,, ><-- }:x .. : •l'i-~,, ,..,;, .. ~ Sbepberd Lead Us". During com­ tique yellow basket of rose petals Abell presented McBee with a There were 35 guests and mem­ Coming to Abernathy soon. munion, Ronda Menefee sang "Holy tbat was accented with a tulle bow plaque for being the club's sweet­ bers present Also attending was Re­ Watch for our opening. Communion", and Susie Ellis closed and tiny pink ribbon roses. heart. Abell said sbe bas accepted the gionCbalrman-81-l..argeJalce Scharn­ the service with ''The Lord's Pmyer". The groom wore his army dress position for another year. berg from New Deal. Given in by her father, blue uniform. Groomsmen wore Searching 303 Ave. D the bride wore a handmade gown of black tuxedos accented wi Ill black Sale of 2 Properties Mouser to bicycle in 150-mile Lee RobiMOn, 10, reeelves assistance from Cindy Robinson, Carry out or Dine in white faille and alencon galoon lace ties, cumberbunds and tails. They librarian for the Abernathy Public Library. Lee is using the ~,.,.....,.,...,..,. encrusted with tiny pearls. The dress wore boutonnieres of alstroemeria 1201 West 3rd, Petersburg, TX tour for multiple sclerosis new computer system now imtalled at Abernathy. Tite sys­ featured a portrait neckline, elbow and ivy. 2 Bdrm - I Bath Bicycle enthusiast Pat Mouser of Funds raised from the bicycle tour tem allows local clients to search the West Texas Interlibrary length sleeves and a basque waist­ Best man was Jere my Tyrell of Minimum Bid: $11.165.82 Abernathy will be riding in the Cac­ will benefit the more than 1,000 per­ line. The softly pleated full length Shattuck, Oklahoma. Groomsmen (Total hid in cash due at sale) files for books on any subject. When the book is located, it Is were Bob Rader of Oklahoma City, Mrs. Randall Lee Rader tus & Crude MS Bike Tour July 24 sons In the West Texas area with MS . skirt was accented with beaded 1011 Ave H, Abernathy, TX and 25. Multiple sclerosis is a chronic, ordered and delivered to Abernathy. Cindy said that alencon lace at the hem, and beaded brother of the groom, and Jeff Clark Serving were Laura Franklin of Amanda Gonzales, Kelly Menefee Abernathy's hardback books will eventually be put on the lace motifs along the back panel. A of Shattuck, Oklahoma. Guests were Mineola; Anita Hood WilsonofOkla­ and Brandy Rader passed out bal­ 2 Bdrm - 2 Bath The 150-mile tour will raise progressive, most often disabling dis­ Minimum Bid: $2!!.000.00 money for multiple sclerosis. Mouser ease of the central nervous system. It system for use In searches by other libraries. butterfly bow flowed into the chapel seated by Matt Kelley, brolherofthe homa City; Julie FisherofOklaboma loons. length train. A veil of beaded tulle bride, and Bob Rader. (Total bid in cash due at oale) asks that anyone wishing to sponsor can Impair mobility, sigh~ speech, City, Jill and Julie Tyrell ofSballuck, A , hosted by the him by making a donation to mul­ balance and coordination. It is often caught with a tulle bow and accented A reception in Halford Hall im­ Oklahoma; Jenna RaderofOklaboma groom's parents, was held Saturday Date: July 6, 1993 with pearl motifs and orange blos­ mediately followed lhc ceremony. tiple sclerosis contact him at 298- characterized by pauems of attack Local arrests made City; and Dana Reynolds or Big night at the country home of Mr. and Time: 10:00 am soms completed the attire. Christy Grindstaff of Oklahoma City Spring. Serving in the house party 4017. His goal is to raise at least and remission and most frequently Abernathy police have made to already," he said. "Fines can range Mrs. John Newton of Idalou. The Place: Area of the hulktin hoard, West $750. strikes young adults between the ages up to 5200. 298-2020 The bride carried a waterfall bou- served as reception co-ordinator. were Ruby Blakes and Josie Hood. party followed a M.A.S.H . theme arrests in unrelaled hicidents. Entrance , Hale County Courthouse The two day tour begins at Mid­ of20and40. At Ibis time, there is no Donald Wade Cannon, 41, of "Children should have adult su­ and guests dressed in anny fatigue s located with Video Showtime and dined benealh an army mess tent. Telephone: 806-296-5541 for further land imd ends at Post. Another I 00- known cause, cure or effective treat­ Abernathy was arrested June 28 at pervision outside the city limits." EOI.JALHOUSIHO Susie Anderson celebrates tOOth Sunday infonnation OPPOR T~I T\' mile, one day tour from Lubbock to ment forMS. II :03 p.m. for public intoxication in 'lbe couple will make lheir bomc Big Spring wiU be the same week­ Mouser is the bead girls basket­ the 1000 block of 12th St. He was From wood stoves to space walks, in Oklahoma City. end. ball coach 81 Abernathy High School. later charged with disorderly con­ Susie Anderson has seen changes in duct and assault on a peace officer. For the best homeowners insurance, her life lhat defy anyone's imagina­ He was talcen to Hale County Jail. tion. Mrs. Anderson will celebrate July holidays topped Police Chief H. W. Grady and her tOOth birthday July 4. Abernathy Chamber of Commerce· Officers Richard Cordell and Lynn don't fiddle around. She resides at the Lakeside Care Mills investigated a f81Dily distur­ Center in Lubbock after a 78-year by Independence Day bance at 204 E. 13th St. June 19. career as homemaker, mother of five People and food are honored with special days. weeks and monthlong Leroy Aores. 22. was arrested for Come see us. andall-roundfarmhand. Sbebasdone FLEA MARK·ET dedications. possession or marijuana and family If you own a home, you n

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July 2. • llld Upmeot llnlilllllld tean during front leg by keepiDJ the bee! 011 die nanka to Ann Mc:Cune for the calculator.lt Ia 1 We1coQJe "lllldilion" to elleldle. lt'a imporWit 111 wum·up ground. Repeat wllb the Oilier leg. the offtc:el Kay KnJjbtanda.udlaOawalt for yaurblrd wort In tea:uiling die Services . llldllrCtdlbc:foreeverywodcout.An Hips-Lie OD lbe lllld: wlth tbe wedding cut and aew. You bave done an oulstlmdlngjob. The wedding Is [ Garage Sale ) [Miscellaneous] ~~[~Se~rv~ices~) [Legal Notice] i ~ Jli'OII1IIIl sbould begin wlth !ega .IIJIIight out. Lift one bee at a going to be "wonderful fun". Rbetta Riley, Shane CunniJiglue. Jeff Oswalt, · a warm-up period 10 raiJe the body time, tbell both, wllllthe bands under Kay Knight. JD. Webb and Amo Suu...e for gadleriogtheads fortbe wedding lallperallll'e iDa'cale die tbe tbigbs die knees 10 program! You trulydeserveapaloo tbe back! Businesses and individuals, for NEED YOUR T.V., Abcmlthy Independent Scbool Dlstrlct wUI accept bids for janitorial IDI blood llld tucked up Friday IIIII]'. Sofa, c:balr, cl Ollllman, Win a night out In Abematby! A SMALL ENGINE RFPAIR 1210 flow to museles. W.-m musdes ~ your supporto(lbe Abematby Exes. WendeD Banick for last week's column. auppliesforthe 1993-1994scbool year. Bldspedflcatloosand items to be tbe .c~t. colfc table. end tables. computer suile at Abernathy Inn, a dozen roses 4tb Street. 298-2101. Lawn mower VCR or APPLIANCE more supple llld eaaiec to IIRU:b. TRIVIA ANSWERS: George Ragland was lbe principal in L920. As 10 tbe bid may be smnd from lbe Superintendmt's olllc;e, SOS 7tb Street. Back-Siding on tile ground, table,.girls & boys c1olbcs & misc. from Abematby Floral & Gifts and a tune ups, $20 to S2S. All wort guar­ REPAIRED? 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