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"IN THE PAlM OF THE PlAINS" Weekly Review

VOLUME 69, NUMBER 13 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1990, ABERNA1HY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Hurry! Hurry! Hurry! King Royal Bros. slate Abernathy shows

Be on the lookout for circus without Bumbles and Sparkles for all others. tents being erected Wednesday Clown Alley keeping the young Tickets are still available at at the city baseball complex. and young-at-heart wide-eyed the reduced prices from the The King Royal Bros. Circus and laughing and the ferocious following people and Abernathy will be making preparations for appearance of the King Royal businesses: Riley Seed, Dr. John performances at 5 and 7:30 p.m. Hill, Elizabeth Jennings at City Apr.4. Hall, Gloria Gross at Perry Some of the internationally Brothers No. 4, Abernathy known superstars include Miss Weekly Review, Struve's Dept. Gi-Gi on the flying trapeze; Ok­ Store, Robert Gough, Steve lahoma Shorty and the Liberty Campbell, Vecchio's Burger Hut, Horses, performing western J&K Steakhouse, Pinson's Phar­ specialties; amazing juggling macy, Abernathy Floral and feats by The Valencias; the Colleen Cecil. daring Spanish Web of the King A portion of the ticket sale Royal Aerial Ballet with Miss proceeds prior to the day of the Sophia on the aerial ladder; and circus goes to the Abernathy a dangerous performance by Chamber of Commerce, sponsors Shearer & Co. with whips and of the second largest big top knives. show in America. These gentJcmcn received chcvrorL~ at lhc Tuesday noon meeting of lhe Abernathy Lions Club. The Stupendous rarely seen dis­ Ruben Garcia, Abernathy chevrons were awarded in honor of their years of continuing participation in the Lio!L~ Club. Pictured plays of animal mastery will be Chamber of Commerce president, front row left to right arc Owen Benn, Oct. 1960, 30 years; R.R. (Rudolph) Struve, Nov. 1970, 20 years; performed by Captain Whitey this spectacular event said that around noon Wednes­ and Joseph (Joe) Thompson, Mar. 1945, 45 years. On the back row left to right arc Clayton Enger, July with the King Royal Elephants that is almost two hours in day the elephants will be used 1960, 30 years; Arno Struve, Apr. 1945, 45 years; and Erccll Givens, Feb. 1945, 45 years. Not pictured and Captain Joe with Z-Mule. duration ticket prices are $3 for to help raise the gigantic circus arc Harold G. Thompson, Feb. 1965, 25 years; Bill Scott, Apr. 1975, 15 years; and W. Burl Hubbard, June No show would be complete children 11 and under and $5 tent. 1975, 15 years. New Deal reviews insurance, increases water deposits

By Scott Lure pay the additional premiums. Councilman C.L. plus freight charges. Martin, Bi ll Bigbam and Gilbert Villegas respcc· The New Deal City Council was not pleased "Red" Phillips seconded the motion. There will be a water /sewer school May 22·24 lively. with insurance premium increases from Becton The motion passed unanimously, 4-0. in Amarillo. Since there was no opposition and only one Insurance Agency for two insurance policies the Water/Sewer Dept. Cost will be $55 per person. named filed for each position, there was no city has. The council discussed raising water deposits. There will be a wastewater school in November drawing for places on the May 5 ballot. During Monday night's regular meeting, the Shropshire, Phillips and Martin agreed that an in Lubbock. Police Dept. council reviewed one premium increase on a increase might serve as an additional hardship on Bigham moved to send Police Chief Sam Butler Police Chief Sam Butler requested a filing general liability policy for the volunteer depart­ families moving into the area when added to and water department employee Sam Tovar to cabinet, lwo law books, a rechargeable flashlight ment based on department hours. other deposits required from various utilities and the water segment of the Amarillo sc hool with and a "wig·wag" police car headlight switch for New Deal Mayor Terry Martin said Becton landlords. $50 expense mum:y . thc New Deal poliu: department. doesn't know if the hours are for lighting fires, . "People can't afford it but we can't either," Gilbert Villegas seconded and it passed un· Bigham moved to purchase the equipment for working on trucks, during meetings or other Marlin said. animously 4·0. La Fon was not present for the the police department. related duties. The city is owed over $500 from a list of vote. Shropshire seconded the motion that passl·d 4· "They don't know anything, but they want to approximately 15 rentors that have left the com­ Phillips moved to buy furnishings, signs and 0. take our money," Martin said. munity owing money to the city for water usage. various equipment for the scw..:r department Delinquent taxes Martin went on to say that Becton would The council continued discussion on passing an office. Purdue, Brandon and Fielder, tax attorneys for inform the council about a definition of the ordinance requiring rentors that have not paid Bigham seconded and the motion passed 4-0. New Deal, informed the council that they were hours at a later date. their past due amount by lOth of month have Martin said the sewer project was "substan­ ready to proceed with lawsuits aga inst Rex Her­ The council also reviewed a premium increase service terminated. Then another $50 deposit tia lly complete and accepted" in a meeting Mar. nandez and Marvin Kelley for delinquent pro­ from $621 for three years to $285 for one year would be required plus the past due amount 9 with a city engineer and construction companv per! y 'I axes. for an employee blanket dishonesty bond. before serviccls restored. - -- - rcprcscnrativc. -- Shropshire moved to authomClhe attorneys to · -· "They figure something cheap so we'll get the Shropshire subsequently made a motion to that Other business p·ursuc the lawsuits. insurance then they come in here and change," effect. Bigham seconded and it passed 5-0. No applicants other than incumbents filed with Bigham seconded the motion and it passed 4-0. Martin said. J.J. "Jake" Scharnberg, water superintendent, city hall to have their names put· on the May 5 At the conclusion of the meeting presided by The bond is a Farmers Home Administration reported to the council that the chlorinator from ballot for city council positions. Martin and recorded by city SJCretary Paula (FmHA) requirement for money handled by the well No. 4 was repaired and returned to the city The positions with completed terms include the Purdom, all co uncilmen were present. water and sewer departments. Mar. 21. It was installed Mar. 26. mayor and Place 2 and Place 4 councilmen. The- next regular meeting will be Apr. 21 at Councilman John Shropshire made a motion to Repairs cost $184 for a damaged circuit card Those positions are currently held by Terry 7:30p.m. at city hall.

Productivity, risk of heart attac~ levels vary with stress

ByJudyLuce come to visit, don't make the mean stress. This is when a "Stress is a problem we all several of the problems he has "Productivity decreases 25 bed but close the bedroom door. person wakes up in the morning face," said Fowler. The junk and rome across in his pr ac l icc as percent" when under stress, said 7) Utilize the spiritual dimen­ and is tired. actual stre ss ca n be controlled. director of clinical services for Dr. Richard Fowler Saturday sion. According to Fowler, 7) Depression, They arc SL' If induced. the Minirth-Mcier Clini c of night in a stress related seminar research indicates there is a 40 8) Drinking too much, Fowler said so mething we arc Dallas and Lon~,.rview. sponsored by Women's Division percent decrease in heart at­ 9) Over and under eating and doing may he causing stress. We He w;1s a college basketball Chamber of Commerce. tacks if people go to church 10) Increased health problems are often trapped in our rou­ coach. His wife w:~rned others Fowler said that many busi­ once a week. are all signs of a person being tines and >, . mu st chang.e t~e nut to talk to him for at least neSses want their employees to 8) Exercise. This tends to under stress. "cassctles" 111 nur brams m twn d;1 vs aft er he had lost a be under ' some stress when in release tension brought on by 11) Phobias or extreme fears order to rcliC\-c st re ss. game l.lc realized he had to put reality stress decreases produc­ stress. can_ be brought o_n by stress. He used the illustration of a things in perspective and learn· tivity. Owners of businesses "When you're under a whole ·• Fowler said there arc three church that refuses to change cd nut 10 put himself under believe stress equals loyality. lot of stress you can't remember levels of problems which stress sayi ng "We nncr did it that stress. Dealing with stress all this stuff," commented one may cause. They arc burnout, way before". CurrentlY holding a dncloral He gave eight points that a person in the audience. neurosis and psychosis. Fowler suggests finding an degree in the field of soc ial person can follow in order to Fowler said that it has to be He said that stress ca n lead accountabil ity p;1rtncr to help psychology, Fowkr was a speci al have victory over anxiety. practiced, gone over and over to burnout, a dead end feeling, look at our lives and find where ed ucat ion student in high sc hoPI. 1) Put a price tag on the again until it becomes routine. and a reversal of personal stress can be eliminated. He sa id He sa id the only reason he we nt events that trigger stress. Don't He likened it to learning to values. Burnout can . cause de­ to contact that partner once a tn college was to play basket· put yourself under stress when fly a plane, a pilot can't solo pression, withdrawal where loved week and report on what has ball. things aren't that important. until he can do the maneuvers ones may become enemies, loss been changed to reduce stress. Hi s high school gu id ;1nce 2) Remove aU-or-nothing "in his sleep". of rational thinking and a The untouchable strcssors arc co un selor sa id to him, "R it·k, I thinking. Learn to think of Identifying Stress negative life script. ones we can't dn anything about don't even think you ought to creative alternatives to a solu­ Dr. Richard Fowler Fowler listed eleven symptoms A negative life script is when and should nol allow them to gn tn trade school." tion and change the belief that that are often caused by stress. a person sees a glass of water put us under stress. Untouchable F,mkr can be heard on KJAK there is only one way to do Of any given job one might 1) Tense muscles are like a as half empty rather than half strcssors arc acts nf God. r :~d in in Lubbock. The program lhings. hold or wish to obtain, 20 red light going off on your car's full. General h;1s two million listeners nation­ Profectionists tend to have percent of the job that per-son dash board. It should-1EIT' you "What causes stress is a lack Fowler related to the audience wide everyday. lhis problem. They can't be will dislike or not be able to something is wrong. of goals," said Fowler, and satisfied with making a 92 in a accomplish, 20 percent will fall 2) Cold hands is an indication, consequently burnout. class, it always has to be an A+ . into place and 60 percent will that blood has left the ex­ Neurosis is the exaggerated 3) See the plusses and the be earned. That leaves an 80 tremities which happens when a use of avoidance behavior and minuses through the same glas­ percent chance for success. person is under stress. de(e~ses a~ainst anxiety. Body ses. Do not look at tho,-minuscs 5) See life in smaller pack­ 3) Headaches can be caused by aches or a•lmcnts lit into this through binoculars and the ages. Ralher than a project tension brought on by stress. category of stress. Remember that hour you plusses with lhe binoculars being too big to conquer, break Perfectionists often set miraine Psychosis is the loss of con­ gained last fall? turned around, making it appear it up into smaller parts .and the headaches when they fee they tact with reality and is usually Well, it's Lime time give it less significant. job will be less stressful. are not in control of a situa­ characterized by delusions and back. Look for what went right Look at the entire picture to tion. hallucinations. Hospitalization is Since spring began on Mar. today rather than what went set a goal and then break it 4) Insomnia, the inabiij~,.. to required with psychosis. · 20 and the first weekend in into parts and decide bow to "Stress is neither good . nor April includes Apr. I, the . wrong. See the positives rather sleep, can be a sign of stress: ~- forward one hour. achieve that goal. bad," said Fowler. It is how we adage, spring forward; fall than the negatives. 5) Vacillation, the inability to Try to remember the extra handle that stress that makes back, comes into play Sunday 4) Be realistic. Fowler uses a 6) Learn to relax. Fowler make decisions or someone who hour of daylight gained 20-60-20 ratio. He said about 20 ~lands by his 90 percent philo­ rides the fence, is another the difference. morning. Along with Fowler's 20-60-20 Daylight Savings Time Monday afternoon when the percent of the ~ople are going sophy of life. He believes that if indication of stress. If this is a alarm clock goes off Monday theory, of the things that cause begins at 2 a.m. Sunday to hate what you do, 20 ~rcent he functions at 90 percent of change from prior behavior, you mormng. are going to love it and 60 what a perfectionist would, he need to invest•gat~ why. ' us stress about 20 percent are morning. percent are going to be realistic will be under less stress. 6) Fatigue thlie is not brought junk, 20 percent arc untouchable Clocks should be set Have a nice day! and see it for how it really is. He advises that when guests on by physical exertion can and 60 percent arc actual. PAGE 2 FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1990 1HB ABERNATIIY WEEKL YREVIEW ~------~ THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW - FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1990 PAGE 3 Obituaries Continued Success Depot Dispatch Abernathy co~petes in UIL:meet at Olton ., Senior citizc~ bad ?J for tun~ Wednesday. There were six carry Leave No Doubt Abernathy High School stu­ were yesterday. Members of the Prather, Estabcn Lopez and alternate Lori Moralez. dents have been competing on alternate LaShae Martin. Coaches for the various UlL .~- Marfia · Qieu ~ - theme for banquet out trays. The mvotallon was g~ven by F.W. Rogers. Archie Young cast were Cody Shipley, Ashley won the free lunch for next week. · the district level this week In Keste r, Dallas Goodman, Alexi In science are Dallas Good­ events are Emily Sharp, one-act . . ' :wu bool ill the Center One the largest city a:lcbrationa is almost upon us. The University Interscholastic League play; Sharon Fair, literary M~ H~ Twenty-six came Monday for games and pot luck supper. Woodul, Randy Blinder! and man, David Hubbard, Victor Chamber of Commerce banquet is Thursday, AprillO. night Oleu Com.mllllity ud had hd ill L6s annual Tuesday 35 came and 34 were there Thursday. competition. The competition has Mandi Mouser. Ramos, Carlos Betancur, Ricardo criticism, accounting, keyboard­ wac bclcl at ·u • · Aaaclc&. Calif~ for 20 yean; Theme for this year's festivities is 'Continued Success in been in Olton. · Arrendondo, Ashley Kester and ing; Charlotte Carter, jour­ The Louis Spruiells have returned from Arkansas and Kansas and Members of the crew were New Deal Ba • urelt 'th before ·moving · to Lubbock in tbe90s'. Rusty Hamilton and Robert nalism; Kathryn Newton and Lisa the Marvin Tolers are back from a convention in Odessa Glad to Vickie Villanueva, David Hub­ alternates James Yanez and Matt the Rev. Tim Winn, pastor, 1989. He earned a maatcr's The speaker is T. 1oncs, athletic director at Texas Tech have Floyd and Bernice Shipman back. · Navarro, as a debate team, won bard, Christy Ramirez and Thompson. Matthews, science; Bettie Har­ degree at Texas Tech University University. a second place Tuesday. din, number sense; Donnie officiatin~ . Those ill arc Mary Ruth Manley, Glen Nunn and Uoyd Edward. nanette Whitaker. In keyboarding are Tonya Oraves1de services were held and was an administrator for a A portion of the banquet which is looked upon with the Layton Darrelllu!d a good check up. In Uncoln-Douglas debate Alternates were Kristi Gal­ Myatt, Elise Prather, Tori Evans Dailey, calculator applications; at 4 p.m. Mar. 21 with the Rev. Los ADgcles medical clinic. m061 anticipation is the announcement of the Citizen of the Ashley Kester placed first; Bitsy Aldridge, spelling; Malena Thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Layton Darrell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sprui­ loway and Angie At er. and alternate Billy Ricketts. Winn o£ficiating. Survivors include his parents, Year and the Farm Family of the Year awards. Vickie Villaneuva, second; and Gough, ready writing; Jim Fen­ ell, Pete Griggs, AA. Youn~ H.L. Howard, Marva Cox and Dr. John All other competitions are James Yane1, Cody Forbes and Burial was in Abernathy Martha and Myers Looney, both Last year's awards went to tbe Robert Pope family as Farm Hale for donations to the building fund. Jeanette Whittaker, third. today. ton, informative and persuasive Family of the Y car and Ken Moreland as Citizen of the Year. Journalism students also went Todd Cagle arc in accounting. speaking, team debate, Lincoln­ Cemetery under direction of of Lubbock; three sisters, Mary 'i'he fund needs $500 to complete their goal of $5,000. In extemporaneous informative Anyone wishing to suggest appropriate recipients of these to Olton Tuesday. Their results Competing in literary criticism Douglas debate; Tara Davis, Chambers Fu'neral Home. Ann Howell of Post, Johnnie Special guests Wednesday were Rev. Steve Campbell Rev. Jerry speaking arc Juanita Gorostiz4, He died at 9 a.m. Mar. 21 in Ford of New Deal and Sandy aWII!'ds _shout~ give the ~arne and why they feel the person or Kunkel and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Patterson. ' will be announced today. Lon Dale Cannon, Justin Prather arc Debra Wesley, Ashley Kes­ poetry interpretation; and Rita fami,ly IS entitled to honor to Ruben Garcia, chamber Competing in editorial writing ter , Ricardo Arrendondo and Kelley, prose int erpretation. Methodist }-lospital, Lubbock, Meeks of Lubbock; and a bro- this New members at the center are Judy Stracner and Mr. Montgom- and alt ern

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Pick up & 1 Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY 839-2102 deliver. (2·4tp·30) ATTENTION: EASY WORK WIDE DEEP WTS EXCELLENT PAY! Assemble Ed Johnson Lon Dale Cannon Jody Myatt Rex Spain May be available in Penson Debra Wesley products at home. Details. (1) Tax Returns Prepared: All Place. Call James Pope 298·4019. 839-2952 Forms. A.C. Nystel. 418 9th St. PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY 602-838-8885 E>rt. W-4390. Free Estimates (9-4tp-30) District meets on tap next week Cheerleader squad expands (16-4tp·6) - 298-2326. {30- ltp) ~ Abernathy, Texa~s"{// Next week, district meets for beginning at 9:30a.m. A new feature will be part of Making up the junior . varsity · Your Fanning Needs Want to do garden tilling. Call the Antelope and Yearling The high school boys and girls Abernathy's cheerleader squad in sq uad arc Elise Prather, Tonya ~All y 328-5377. (rts) Real Estate Myall, both sophomores; Prim tennis, golf and track teams tennis teams will return to the next school year. Abernathy ~Lubbock Church Directory commence. Olton Wednesday for their Mascot Kristi Galloway will be Ryan and Stephani e McBee, PHONE For Sale In district golf, the first district tennis meet. performing at the games in an freshmen. 298-2521 763-4868 round will be played at Plain· The junior high district track Antelope costume provided by Head cheerleader is Mandi view Tuesday beginning at 9 meet will be at Olton Apr. 5 , the Abernathy Booster Club. Mouser. This was voted on by For Sale By Owner .. 3 bedro­ Cheerleaders on the varsity the cheerleaders. IF THINGS GO WRONG, HAVE A a.m. for varsity boys and girls. beginning at 4 p.m. ( Rentals ) om, I 3/4 bath, dining, garage, The second round will be This meet will be for field squad are seniors Alyson Aldrid­ TALK WITH YOUR CLERGYMAN automatic opener, 511 lsi Place., played at Farwell Apr. 9. events and running preliminaries. ge, Mandi Mouser and Alexi Students get books C & G Builders $34,500. (806) 353·6106. (2-6tb-' The running events finals will The junior high boys and girls Woodul. Juniors on the squad Students in the fourth grade We Specialize In Home Repair You have just had a terrible week. First, you 6) . tennis teams will be in a dis­ be Apr. 6 beginning at 3 p.m. are Kara Davis, Cami Pope and at Abernathy elementary school received bad news about something. Then, as trict meet at Olton Tuesday also at Olton. Micha Riley. CLEAN RUGS LIKE NEW have received a gift book en· Patios, Paneling, Garage Conversions _ ~- if that weren't enough, you acted on impulse titled Feeling Good About Me. .so easy to do •with Blue Lustre. The books are provided by Acoustic Ceilings,Itainting ~ § and made some foolish statements that let Rent electric shampooer for $1. Training session set at Ollie Liner Center Struve Department Storc.(rts) local sponsors Plains Grain Co., Storm Windows & Doors , :o;:- • certain people down and almost cost you a Covey Insurance, Wolf Irrigation A training meeting for anyone chance to eat and return to the plication of the restricted-usc . ~~-~~-~ friendship of long standing. Altogether, you Ollie Liner Center al 1:30 p.m. chemicals. and 66 Butane and Fertilizer Co . . wishing to obtain a Pnvale 1 couldn't feel more depressed and your seJf. SEE RINSE N VAC to take the required lest which Feeling Good About Me con­ Applicators License will be held The Ollie Liocr Center is Estr;1 ~~<~tes 298-2086 ~ esteem has never been lower. Of course, you the incredible new portable Lovely 3 bedrooms, 2 living will be , administered by Bill tains eight stories ~b out realis· at the Ollie Liner Center in located on the old Lubbock ste am-type carpel cleaning areas, many built ins, a lot Plainview beginning at 8 a.m., Rogers of Texas Department of tic problems young people might try to make amends with those people who~ Highway near the southern system. It docs the job of of house for the money, 4fT1 Agriculture. encounter and how, usmg lradi· you inadvertently injured by your unwise re- Wednesday according to County intersection of S. Columbia and professional carpel cleaners at a Ave. H, Bobbie Moberly, Successful completion of the tional values, they arc resolved. Extension Agent Bob Benson. S. Broadway. marks. Actually, none of this may describe '' fraction of the cost. Rent one Century 21, sales agent, 298- training session will enable Each story has a full-color Persons allcnding are required your problems; but whatever they arc . go to now at Struve's Department 4265 or pager number 741· private (non-commercial) in· Anyone wishing any further illustration and teaches such to have a 3-hour training ses· Catfish Plate Store, 318 Main, phqnc 298-2531. 9485. dividuals to purchase restricted· information may contact the k ssons as right and wrong, your House of Worship and talk to your cler­ sion which will conclude at (rts) .. · I wiU ret urn your call approximately 11:30 a.m. use chemicals. They will also be County Extension Agent at 293· appreciation of family, what it gyman. He will give you his best advice, for Persons will then have a able to supervise private ap· 8481 in Plainview. means to be a good citizen, he is there to help people like you who arc in li ving up to one's full potential some kind of trouble. And remember to and why (and how) to slay away thank God for this guidance He has provided IIDBBARD T~~-s : ~o~~ referendum, board-election underway from drugs. Each story is accompanied by for you, just when you needed it most. Real Estate 'Si>rty-onc thousand ballots They arc Chairman Weldon on the ballot. Real Estate a teacher's guide, which covers I 921 Avenue D were mailed to Texas corn Davis of Hart; Executive Direc· Passage of the referendum will Wanted discussinn starters, lesson objec· · I 298-25]6 farmers on Mar. 7 and 8 by the tor Carl King of Dimmill; and increase the current nine person lives and follow-up applications. METHODIST CHURCH IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO Texas Corn Producers Board Bert Williams of Farwell. board to 15. ASSEMBLY OF GOD Excellent business opportunity, New Deal Avenue A & 5th (TCPB). . If an eligible voter did not 1404 Avenue B Service Statio~ f~ to sell All Texas corn producers and Sunday School 10:00 AM 298·4068 receive a ballot through the 298-2060 TCPB is currently comprised landowners arc eligible to vote Sunday Services 9:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Wanted: Medium-size 2 bedroom for nine directors at large. 'A mail, ballots arc available from Sunday School 9:30 AM in town. Well-kept condition. 3-1~ with frref~~ $27,000 of Bailey, Castro, Deaf Smith, Worship 10:30 AM Steve Campbell Worship II :00 AM total of 26 candidates arc listed local county agents' offices. Rent $300 to $400. Contact Hale, Lamb, Parmer and Swisher Evening 6:30 PM Evening 6:00 PM Blake Martin, P.O. Box 98442, J..t -1 ooly$31~~ counties. Wednesday Evening 7:00PM CHURCH OF CHRIST Wednesday Service 7:00 PM 916-Avenue-E- - bester-Anderson Lubbock, 79499. Need by this In the election, that will sunimer before school starts. 5 bdrm., 2 ba'!'-. f~r $13;900- - conclude Apr. 4, Texas producers CongFatulations --­ COUNTY LINE BAPTIST 298-2718 (rts) will vote on a referendum to 757-2134 Bible Study 9:30 AM CHURCH OF CHRIST $24,900 with owner financing expand the territory to include Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 10:30 AM NEW DEAL the entire slate and on new Breakfast Menu THURSDAY: hamburgers, Worship 11:00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Sunday School 9:30AM board members. forApr . 2~ mustard, catsup, salad dressing, Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Evening 8:00 PM Sunday Worship 10:30 AM MONDAY: corn flakes, juice, French fries, lettuce, onion, David Bennett Evening 6:00 PM Farmers within the TCPB area Coach Rex Spain Pastor Ernie Brewer toast, milk pickles, cookie or bars, buns, Minister Eddie Chance will not vote on the referendum. Legal Notice TUESDAY: scrambled eggs and milk flRST BAPTIST CHURCH OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE ,The terms of three incumbent bacon, juice, toast, milk FRIDAY: fried chicken and 411 7th A~'TLES CATHOUC CHURCH 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE directors will expire with this WEDNESDAY: donut, fruit, gravy, green beans, creamed 298-2587 New Deal 511 Avenue E. election. milk potatoes, fruit, hot rolls, milk Sunday School 9:30 AM Sunday Mass 12:00 PM 298-2832 THURSDAY: hot cakes, syrup, Worship 10:40 AM Father John O'Brien Sunday Sunday School 9:45 AM butter, juice, milk Bible Study 5:00 PM TEAMS TESI1NG DATE SET Junior basketball FRIDAY: gravy and bacon, Lunch Second Choice Evening Worship 6:00 PM flRST UNITED METHODIST AM Worship 10:50 AM Middle & High School hash browns, sliced bread, milk Wednesday Evening 7:30PM 704Avenue D Youth Choirs 5:00PM The Exit level Texas Educational Assessment of Minimum MONDAY: hamburgers, French results listed in ND Brother Dennis Teeter 298·2240 PM Worship 6:00 PM Sk ills (TEAMS) test will be given May I and 2 at Abernathy fries, lettuce, onions, pickles, Lunch Menu Sunday School 10:00 AM Wednesday High School in the Gold Auditorium. New Deal boys junior basket· fo.-Apr.2~ milk FlRSf BAJ"'Th'T NEW DEAL Worship 11:00 AM King's Kids Bible TUESDAY: corn dogs, P.B. ball teams played Monday and MONDAY: enchiladas with Sunday School 10:00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Club4:00 PM The test is designed for individuals who have not previously crackers, French fries, salad, Tuesday nights this week. cheese sauce, green peas, fried Worship ll:OOAM Wed. Choir Practice 7:30PM Life Youth passed both sections of the TEAMS test and have met aU Monday night the scores were okra, fruit, milk milk Evening WorshiJ? 7:00PM Steve Campbell Ministry 7:00 PM other graduation requirements. In order to graduate from a Adult Prayer Mtg. Rippers, 26, and Stingrays, tO; TUESDAY: barbequed franks, WEDNESDAY: hamburgers, Wednesday Sernce 7:30 PM public school in Texas, both sections of the TEAMS test must & Children's Hour 7:30 PM Lillie Devils, 26, Bluejays, 2; pinto beans, green salad, brown· French fries, lettuce, onion, Tim Winn, Pastor CENfER COMMUNITY be passed. The English language arts section will be adminisl· Lakers, 30, Bulls, 28. 1es, corn bread, milk pickles, milk 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 ercd May 1 and tbe mathematics section will be on May 2, Scores for Tuesday nights THURSDAY: barbcqucd franks, Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 WEDNESDAY: pot pie, mixed NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH MONTE DE LOS OUVAS games were Bluejays, 13, Sting· vegetable, mixed vegetable, bun, French fries, salad, milk 420 16th Street 745,6112 110 East 4th St. Test registration packets for out-of-school examinees are rays, 2; Little Devils, 15, Rip­ tomatoes in pie, fruit, biscuits, FRIDAY: fish burgers, cheese, Sunday School 10:00 AM 298-2497 298·2230 ava ilable in the Guidance Center of the high school. Com· pers, 2; Bulls, 27; Lakers, 24. French fries, salad, milk Worship 11:00 AM milk Sunday School 9:45 AM Wednesday 7:00PM pleted registration forms must be received in Iowa City, Iowa, Evening 5:00 PM Worship 11:00 AM Sunday SchoollO:OO AM by April II, 1990. For more information contact T.J. Etchison. Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM Evening Training 5:00 PM Sunday Worship 11 :30 AM Pastor John Terrell Evening Worship 6:00PM Pastor Espiridion Paez Wednesday Service 7:30 PM Gary Ritt~otorob lAKEVIEW METHODIST On a job well done Reverend Mike Christopher ST. ISIDORE CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 AM Employment South Avenue D BROWNAEW ./ TEXAS PRIMERA MISSION BAUTISTA Bible Study 6:00 PM lsi & 3rd Sundays 298-4278 New Deal I.S.D. is accepting applications for a Bus Driver. 1112 Jerome St. Monday 9:00AM 298-2613 Worship Service 11:00 AM Applicant must be willing obtain or have a Texas Class A or B Jesse Nave, Pastor Wednesday 7:00 PM drivers license. Interested persons should contact Jimmy New 454 Pickup 1991 S-1 0 Blazer and Sunday School 9:45 AM Friday 9:00AM Noland at 746-5331. 4-DOOR - Worship 11:00 AM Sunday 9;00 AM Evening Training 6:00 PM Father John Boreczky Evening WorshiJ;l7:00 PM Good Selection of Suburbans C. W. DENNIS Wednesday Sernce 7:30PM Legal Notice an exciting year of Reverend G.G. Flores Formula for Best Deals on South Plains TEAMS TESTING DATE SET The Exit Level Texas Educational Assessment of Minimum 12 Dealerships + Desire + Integrity = Sponsors Skills (TEAMS) test will be given May 1 and 2 at New Deal Antelope High School in the office annex. Big Savings to Everyone In Antelope Country The test- is- designed for individuals who have not previously Consumer Fuel Association Joe Thompson Implement passed both sections of the TEAMS test and have met aU other graduation requirements. In order to graduate from a Gary Ritt~otoroJcx Basketball Northrup King Struve Implement public school in Texas, both sections of th7 TEAMS test "!'~sl CALL ME! be passed. The English language arts secllon wdl be admtrus­ tered May 1 and the mathematics section wiU be on May 2. GEO J Abernathy Medical Clinic CHEVROLET GMC CHRYSLER C. W. .DENNIS Abernathy &oducers Co-op . Test registration J:lackets for out-of-school examin~es !"'e PONTIAC TRUCKS ~lilo. PLYMOUTH 1706 Lubbock Hwv. Browntlelcl.. Tx. 793l6 Brightbill Heating & A/C Pay-N-Save available in the high school office. Completed ~eg•stral!on OLDSMOBILE CHEV. ~':i DODGE Brownflela: 637-7541 Abernathy Custom Paint forms must be received in Iowa City, Iowa, by Apnl 11, 1990. BUICK TRUCKS --r• DODGE Lubbock: 762-0043 For more information contact Jimmy Noland at 746-5331. II CADILLAC TRUCKS Abernathy Weekly Review Lubbock: 763-5200 66 Butane & Fertilizer PAOB6 FRJI)AY,MARCH30,1990 niBABERNATIIYWEEKLYREVIEW • EMS no long~r 'Scoop N Haul', class may be·offered locally help to you. This results in the system saving passen~er had become unconac:ioua and was not which have earned aatioDal ac:crcditatioD. Physicians. today~~= specialized in one thousands of lives by entering the sce.ne. breathing. Accreditation is ~ by eamination or field or &JJother. Calling EMS is not enough. While another ·dispatcher notified Abernathy National Registry or EMT, Amcriclll Medieal N­ Due to an overload or patients, legal barriers After activating the S)'Stem, one must answer • EMS, Beck gave pre-arrival instrllctions to the sociation, Ainerican College or Emerp:ncy Physi­ and costs it is very diffic:ult to make house calls important questions and gwe pertinent information. caller. cians, American Society of ADcatheaiolc)gists, as it was in the days which have passed. Sometimes, the bystander must become involved The victim wa5 later transported with a minimal American College or Surpoas, National AuociatioD The action taken in the fii'St minutes will have a with patient care. . deficit. In this case, seconds made the difference of EMT, UTHSC San Antonio, SMC Dallas, ACC major reOection on a person's outcome after When 9-1-1-E becomes available in Abernathy in at the scene. • Austin and 1TU-HSC Lubbock. suffering a medical emergency. August, a trained Emer~ency Medical Dispatcher What action would you take if someone close to I have been a Texas Department of Health (TDH) · EMS (emergency medical service) began, by '(EMD) may give speaal instructions prior to you suffered a medical emergency? Would your instructor over three yean for Texas Tech and our mocking the medics in time of war, some twenty arrival-of EMS. choice be ri~t? Is what you learned a few years students seem to eoasiatently teat at the top of years ago. This is a special 'enhanced' feature in the sys­ ago in first aid accepted today? TDH State Board Exams. Getting a patient to the Emergency Department tem Abernathy chose. Probably not. You can become one of 10, 185 ECAs, 20,553 in the quickest way possible, dressing wounds and A citizen of Abernathy has already benefited Training as an Emergency Medical Technician EMTs, 1,921 Intermediates or 5,671 Paramedics administering a little oxygen is basically what was from this and is living to tell his story of EMS (EMT) could erase a huge, dark area of question in registered in Texas. offered in the days of "Scoop N Haul". response. most medical emergencies. · Contact me at 298-4235 or P.O. Box 310, Aber­ EMS has become very sophistical«; today. One recent afternoon, Connie Beck, of Aber­ The course which could be offered in Abernathy nathy 79311 for application information. Intense training, continuing educttion require­ nathy, answered a 9-1-1 call from a cellular tele­ is honored by nation-wide recognition. It may be a few years before another class will ments, recertification and 'Delegated Practice' of phone. Beck is an EMD in Lubbock. There were 1,463 EMS courses taught in Texas be offered this close to Abernathy. the emergency physicians can bring professional The caller said he was in Abernathy and his last year. However, there are only four programs EMS is on the move for you!

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