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Antelopes And Lady Lopes Tournanu~nt . Champions

Lady Lopes and Dana Fondy 8 pOints . with 7 . 16.8 points per game, Shelley Then they advanced to the The Lady Lopes head basket~___ Toler L2 ~ 8 , and-l.QFi Oswalt-has The Antelopes and Lady second round \\'here they ball coach Larry Steele said he 7 rebounds per game. Lopes put on an impressive downed Springlake Earth 86-3 9. would like to thank all the loyal performan.ce January 8-10 to Ramona Irlbeck scored 30 fans who have supported the win the Abernathy 1981 In vita- Antelopes points in this ga me, Conn ye J..ady Lopes a nd -..Ahe many The defending Sta te 3-A tional:Tournament. , _Wq lf ,:¥as se~o nd with' 22 Roints people_ who Qr~"l-gh~ (ood and. Champi.ons are coming·· t>ack . It all started Thur!lday nrg ht a nd Darla McGuire \\~tti 1·3. helped make ' this tournament . The Antelopes demollshed Ol­ when the Lady Lopes confront­ In the finals the Lady Lopes successful. Steele said , "The ton in their opening game of the ed Olton , The Lady Lopes easily po li shed off Greenwood 48-31 to girls played super throughout tournament 106-4. . In this defeated them 61-33. In thfs win the championship . Higb the entire tournament." -ga me Joey Garcia came up game Ramona Irlbeck scor.ed scorer 'were Ramona Irlbeck High scorers for the year thus with 22 points , Max Riley and 25 points, Darla McG uire 12, with 2 4 points and I:<>ri Oswalt far are Ramona Irlbeck with Rodney Cannon 12 and Rick Houston 10 poi nts. Friday the . boys defeated Muleshoe in th e second round 75-47. Roger Pi nson scored 16 poi nts , J oey Garcia 22 a nd Rodney Cannon 20 points . In the fina l game of the tour­ nament Sa turday night, the Antelopes squeaked 'by Little­ fie ld 59-56 in an exciting game'. "'Littlefield is a fa st team and had onl y lost two games prior to , this one," said coach Irlbeck. I'Due to the qui ckness and ...." . defense of the Bobcats, the AHS LADY LOPES - Back Row : left to right , Coach Jones, An telopes were hindered some­ Darla McGuire, Connye Wolf , Lori Oswal t', Shelley Toler , Dana wha t in the shooting depart­ Fondy and Coach Larry Steele, Front Row : left to right , Sharla ment. " said Irlbeck. Griff in, Tina Covey, Debbie Cooper, DiAnn Allen , Romona Coach Irlbeck wOlljd like to Ir lbeck , Cind y Sti llwell. express his ap p 'recia~io n to ev­ en'one ,who brought food a nd High scorers for the year thus this year is 14 71points. he'lped in the hos pi taEty room . far are Joey Garcia with 449 District play begins here Fri­ AHS ANTELOPES - Back Row : lefl to right , Russ ell Win dham , He also added that thi s was one Po ints, Roger Pinson with 313 Roger Pi nso n. Joey Garcia. Rodney Cannon , Alan Lester, Rick day, Jan';1ary 16 against Lock­ of the smoothest ran to urna­ and Rodney Ca nnon with 21 4. ney. Houst qn . Fr ont Row le ft to right . Alan Pettit, Sylvester Dunn , Total scoring for the Antelopes Derr ic k Sta llings, Don Sto ne, Cletus Irlbeck and Roger pinson . ments he ·had ever been in .

( ~ hnmber Of Comm cr('e the commwlity meeting room . The 1980 Chamber banquet was ~. 6 Michelin Tires r~ken In Burglary the first event to be held in the Di~{'us s Banquet Plans Ill'W rool11 . t\\·.'enty-six Miche lin .tires ut y sheriff for Hale County. pried a wi ndow open and took President Kichard DuBose wete taken from the 66 Butane Bob Parks, manager of the several tires and batteries, The Chamb'r of ('(,mmerce PUI up n th e north and 'oulh a.ppointed a banquet committee and Fertilizer Company Tues­ West Texas Industries Ware­ Marr said. had their J anuary nWdtll ~ (' nd of town, ad 'ertislIlg the of Hod Ellis, Dan Ward, Y.F. Guy night, J anuary 6, around house, saw a pair of headlights Thursday, January 8, 7 a .m. at . Ante lope as the State Basket­ 10 ; aO p.m. Snodgrass and Don Heath. A going toward the fertilizer com­ Dayton Marr is' investigating the ci t\' ha ll club room Th e. ball Champs. are ~ill at the nominating co mmittee was or­ Compa ny ow ner Bobby Cun­ pany that night, Marr said. regul al: tT1('(' tmg date is u ~ u;1ll y .- tgn painters and will be put up the burglary. Evidence found gan ized to select na mes for new ningham reported the loss at This burglary is susPected to shows tha t there were 2 sets of the fir ·t 'I"ursda~ ' 01 ('arh soon ' $190 4 dollars. The burglars officers fo r the Chamber. They be related to a series of bur­ footprints found at the ware- month \(' I\' /)lI~tll(;SS is \he uJX'ornlng are Bobby Cu nningham , Paul broke int o the east warehouse glaries that have taken place in - house. A pick-up was used in PreStdClll Hi chard J)uB o~l' (,h:llllbl'r b;HlqUe>t thaI will be , Herehman. Charles Bowen and of the 66 Company by cutting Plainview, Lubbock and Aber­ the burglary that probably tra­ ca ll ed the meeting 10 ordl'r a nd he ld :\pril The cornR1tttec as. Hi cha rd DuBose. There will be the ""ire holding it. There were na thy. Consumers Fuel · in veled south along the railroad Cliff ~ewt on ga\'l' till' pra~ l'f' 'Ignl'd 10 pick the datl> is no property damages reported, fo rm s published in a future . Abernathy was hit about 2 tracks behind the 66 Company, Old bus iness d t S CU S ~l'(l was com pns('d of Charles Bowe n. edi ti on of The Rev iew for peo­ according to Dayton Marr, dep- months ago when a burglar Marr said. about the Chrlslmas dccora· f{,, held in presented a t the banquet. ever before," said Kurt Verlei, Inc . will be sponsoring a neigh­ . Palsy and turning it back into Director of Public Relations for borhood drive in support of .Allsup's Convenience Stores. SU I'inl Sel' lIril~ Unit ed Ce rebral Palsy. All area the store, Allsup's will give Cerebral Palsy is an injury to 0" Thf' COllllt)" Line youngsters are encouraged to them a free. fountain drink of the brain that can never be Ht' prt'Se ntalive Coming visit their local Allsup's store their choice. cured."We- feel that money Saturday, January 1 . and Sun­ ., We hope .all the children of The Soc ial Security repre­ raised will go a long way in day, January 18 to pick up a the area will help us make this' helping the Cerebral Palsied sentative. Virginia DeWitt from ' collection envelope. After col- telethon more successful than :\rw D{'al .\'1'\\, tea cher, and many othcr people the Plainview Social Security lead a more normal life," Beginning WIth th is isslll' oj lhe com l11unil\, . Each of office will be. working in the am starting a ;ew Deal News these cili zl'11 ' have' cnthusiasti - . Cit\' Hall .in Abernathy from page to benefit the citt ze ns of sentative at the time and place Home Energy As~istance New Dea l. . cbasketball teams and color, relig.ious~preference, po- ' agriculture teacher, George coaches on winning the Aberna­ enue Service says. the proper distribution and Utical belief, or disability, Sharp, grocery store owner, thy Invit ational Tournament If lh4! Wage and Tax State- ' haMling of Wage and .Tax Wendell Kelley, police officer, this pa st weeltend. It looks like ments are . not issued on time, Statements, employers may get If you believe you heve been Jan Whisenunt. girls basketball employers' may be penalizing a' free copy of IRS Publication discriminated against, contact a great ~ ear for both team coach, Steve Bighant bQys bas­ employees who will have to 15, Circular'E, Employer's Tax your local department of bu­ , I ketball coach, Jo Nell Hudson, conlllllll'rt 0 11 p

'l'h... ." JUW7 15,. 1911 'nit Abtrna\h,. Wee.JelJ' Rni." Paa 2 ...... tNiaJllt' ... tit l~ to ..... u.n . . ,s: '.': . . _ ...... atIII · _. 1'0 do tbtI wuId 1St ImpraoU­ SBA: AnnoUDc. Meetinp ...... ,. 1M)' Iw the cal. WbetbIr It II • AmerIcan Lu~.J. Vw.w... BI~ eoap.nUft . liMe or~OIII Am.-Ican life. we Ttxal lwltb PIai* c-dllltliar . IfALI: ~ • Ja_ry' . value . life . too much to do 01 the amau ~ Ad­ ,.i...... _=_' ...... In ..... ~ I, 1.1. 10 : OO'.m .• Ameri· anythInt thet WIDUId barm the mlnlatrlltloll ('BaA I. aWl ... lind fI Gtln IAIiGn Hall bl=':= liva 01 the baltqII. I'm IP'lteo IIIDOIIIIeed today IMIt1tIIIln A S8A ...... nlaUve ·wlll .... _1 ..... ".., tile T_ Panbandle al)d fuI I live In a meretfuI country. be available to dllC_ the ...... lIP for- the hoe­ W.t ,...... ebeduled lor the loan JII'JIII'Im and ellalbtllty The Iranian Government. be­ month·or January to IIl'OVlde taIII ...... IIId then lbatter lieves In se1f-eacrlflce ~ It'l requlremenll and to provide tIIear after we comply wltb 1nf0000000tlOll and ua\atance appllcaUon rorma. cltizelll. to rannen. ranchen and Physical disaster loan ap­ their ever...".... demanda. When dealing with a primi­ other Imall bual,*- who A few banh words such as plleatlona ' lIIed under DeC· tive society that places little sufrered leues u ·to the laratiolt' 'N1900 must be 'barbarians and primitive, Rea- . value on buman IiYes, it Is '· drouIht and extreme lieal returned to SBA by Febru· pn uaed, are not. the type of during this .pall summer. ary 12. 11181. The deadline tough to take a llrm '. step The meeti~ acbedule is .s , ...... , Junior)'...... ,. "'lCBfe tactlcs"lJ{ad in mind. I against them. Force may be the rot Economic Injury Disas· was thinking more along .the folloW5 : ter Loan applications is May aOYI & 0.,1.' . only solution, but I hope it BROWNf'IELD · January 15, . 12, tll8l. lines of sending over j.squad- 11181, 11 : OOa .m., Pioneer Dote Oppa.n. I'I I doesn't come doWn to that. Completes Army 111 8. Ho l. C. "t. , Natural Gas·Flame RooIII. And the Spirit of derstanding. the For rurther inrormatjon, 11 21 500 of the fear of the ANDREWS· January 19, interested persons may con· 1174 500 the Lord shall rest 2 ~ ~ 00 4 00 spirit of counsel OSUT J»rogram 1981, II : OOa.m.. Andrews tact the SBA. Lubbock Dis· .. upon him. the spirit and might the spir­ Lord ; ~ 00 500 l County Community Bldg. ~ of wisdom and . un- . Army Private Gary G. aster Ofrice, located at 720 .,.) P . "ylo(l it of knOWledge and ".i4h JJ :l ·2 FLOYDADA · January '20 . Texas Avenue, by calling o.c • 6 COO~, Tou'"'''' Wingfield. son of Vernon L. 1 7~ ( 0" 1"9" H 5 00 500 t 981. 10 : OOa.m .• Ughthouse . 110&-762·7481 . c.. II 13 Who!'ha". U Tou'" t ...... 1116 (0""_ T 11 '~ (oope. ... ',n ~ I c"n~ j_ • ., 4 JO ~.JO AB~N~ lHv ;EEK' ~y~ R<' E~IEW'-R - ' r~~1:~~~~~y~:~ Peter Van Anderson Named Wh08 Who l'ial. ( . ",.,. /) XI Abernathy. Texas, recently N oto•• th completed .One Station Unit tactics,· patrolling, landmine LUBBOCK , TX·· Peter Cooper Van Anderson is one of the h . n ~h, p . ~tablished il! November of 1921. .. published on Thursday of each Training ( OSUT) at the U,S. warfare, field communica· 1 16 l oc ...... ,. Army Infantry School, Fort lions illld combat opera'tions. twenty·nine Lubbock Chris· t 2'0 Idola .. week In Abernathy. Texas. Second Class postage paid at Abernathy. Texas. Benning, Ga . This qualifies the soldier as a tian College students who T.. ho 500 79311. located at 916 Ave. D. in the city of Abernathy. P. O. Drawer D. (hild • .,n 5 00 OSUT is a 12·week period light·weapons infantryman have been named to the fiol'.:Ioq.o Phone (806) 298.2033.. . . TWO - Darla McGuire puts this one in 'he 'JO which combines basic com· and as an indirect fire crew. t98().8f Who's Who Among bas.ke'. Friday nigh' agains' Springlake in the Abernathy l o< ~--v Any erroneous reflection upon the characler of any corporation " !dolO\; firm. hat training and advanced man. Students in American Uni· Invitational Tournamenl held last we ekend. A Sptin8lak~ Tuloo 5 00 or individual which may appear in the coI'umns of the Abernathy Weekly individual training. Soldiers were taught to ' versities and Colleges. defender nearly gelS a hand on il . The boys and girls won Flo yd0d4 SOO Review gladly will be corrected upon being brought to the attention of the The training included wea· perform any of the duties in Anderson is' a senior first place in Ihe tournament. publisher...... pons qualifications. squad .. rifle or mortar squad. secondary education major Irom Abernathy and a 1976 Ric ky Alldt'f'!!.on Slolioned AI hilly ...... '" graduate of Ahernathy High Subs~ription Rates $6.00 per year in Hale and adjoining counties, $6.50 per .•• Re .d. 1a g Spe c·'a I •• School. He was in orchestra Kicky Anderson left Ja nu· . year In rest of Texas and $7.50 per year when mailed oul of Texas. the Son of Mr . and Mrs. for two years and Meister· ary 4 for a thn-e yea r lour o( Keith Tooley .. .• ...... •. Editor .. . • James ll. Anderson' of 61 2 singers all four years. He is IZth. du, y wi th th,· NATO iland at Ruth Cox•...... : ...... News and Office M~nager : Every Day Refreshing 32 oz. : AF South. Na ples. It aly This IS Anderson's second 'our of duty in 1I l\AT() Baud will g l \'(' S~y .b.- Hello. phone company' I gone out of our lives I "... 0 ""·2140 moved from the IIi·Plains land Hospital. Luhlxl(.' k. fol. s...... Sd-t ~50... . I have a problem that IS ur· • OEV . tO~ ,M" BEC K I Hospital. Hale Center. to the lowing surg('ry l'u l1 c{'rL'" III lt al~ , Gt'rmiln) 10. (' hl'ck JO int ly Wi th, or claim a n widow or widOlNer in 1978 or Block 5 under Filmg SId WonhIpSOMco. 7,30..... ra~~i.ar~roken communica· How can we restore the 'i ~: ; ~; :::':' ~"':',30" ~' I 1979 may be entitled to a "Qua lifying widowl . " w"h spollse IS the vear of death tions with friends and loved br9ken 'line with God~ It is' 01 ""C" ....,,". special tax benefit. The ben· dependent chi ld." and figure llie spt"('la l ta'x rate !>client efit allows the taxpayer to . BETHEl: MmsTcRURt!It.. I Paslor Ernesl Brew.. ones are always a problem. only through confession of . Ule tax ~ i ng the " Married IS a\'a d.ltbl~ onJ )' for the Iwo AHS JV Girls ' . Cenler Community Church Many Christians are like our sins that this can be fV ST CHURCH use the .. Married Fili ng F'iling J oinlly" tax t a bl t.~ o r tax )'l!Urs a fter the spouse's lot So. that With, Gbecod. No fellowship accomplished. I John I : Jointly"Tax Table or a Tax lIlX ral,e schedule. . r... bl 9 1!iiiii~~lijjitllll~-0i0i!~~ death IS possi e ause of sin in says, "If we confess our sins, 3mi : no"" &6 ml . *",·_o, city on'1 Rate Schedute in computing The IRS adi2; that the I. " THI FOLLOWING .I REV . J.I. wrll. our lives. At first. we may he is faithful and just to R HB Co I P to the tax liability. a tax rate IT PA YS 'ro ADvi:R'ftSE S_Y, not know that anything is forgive us our sins, and to ..., M_I;,.· I;b'. people, it isn't over for the Phone 298'2511 322 Main St. av·A·Lot Family Center IConsum&rs Fuel Association S,udy MO ..... I Christmas Seat People . the 709 Ave . 0 Phone 298':22 15 315 M.ei. St. Phone 298- 2924 Pbaoo 298-l222 I American Lung Association mb~ ~1~Oam BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY I r:i Texas. W"",hlp 10.'.0 am , "T.'le Business Owned by NORTHSIO' Food supermarket and L I Although most contribu· We_eIIy : Those We Serve" !fAPTIST CHURCH tions are received in Decem· RICHARD DuBOSE ta .... Claa ~pt. -May) I a line of general 829 W. Service Rd. I I ber, 'lIdditional donations are ABERNATHY . . ~ merchandise i 16,., S, . & ...... , f ~ - 2497 - needed to enable' the work of SAV-A-LOT FAMILY CENTER 10000.m Phone 29::-2584 REV. KENNETii'HOP.N· Christmas Seals to continue 'INSURANCE & REAL BODY WORKS POPE INSURANCE .n.~ a. Cc. .. ~ )(d. .. to)' f I IUNO"Y, I 7130 1.00pm • . ivndo, "' .... , 9,45 ..... all year round. With the _,.--~ ESTATE 920 Ave. D PIton. 298- 4127 support of Christmas Seals, t41l AveD PhOllC 298-2266 417 S. Ave. P "'-e 298-2084 .. Youth ...... t MorriingWonhip 11 :000 ... . I the lung associa.tion sponsors ARE EAGER TO SERVE D Phone 298- 2536 S1Ulday SSOOiq. ···r··.. ···· ... · ...... , ~~;ii:: ';;::;'iP . ~;: : ::: progralllll that individuals so QlURCH'OF:YH£ Abernathy Farmers Joe ThompE" , :"7."~~ ' M;dw.'" with emphysema, chronic r! I I bronchi!.is and asthma can Checking Accounts West Texas WAJ!ENE Co-Up Gin Implement r oo ... I P,. ,.,M_I;n. 8,00 . .... learn to undenilAnd their BE~RD'S GOLF SHOP CONSUMERS FUEL disease and to live as com· Savings Accounts Industries In,. fortably as potISlble with it. It ·Service The Year Around" : "The Jo.'m Deere ':ouse " ::"~tC :"f~:Nft I seeks to educate the public Certificates of Deposits 402 9th St Pho 298-410 1 Lu~bock Hjghway I'Ito1r. 298-~T~7 ' } ""MiMe. Chemicals I..... ' _ 4117110". __ serVing Abernathy Since 1.921 tin_ to work ror tulJert;u1o- Roy Br"",JI Hanager ' ala control. . For All V'our Banking Needs . , 1n.'u.orD .....- Phone 298-2661 _ ] s41Mf&u Penaaa Interested In send· Ing conlrtbutiON 01' .rrang. • i inri lor a memoriaillift may . ABE~NATH,Y ABE.IATHY contact the American Lung ABERNATHY AuoeIation cI Te,.... 7701 Elly REVIEW- North Lamar. Suite UN. in S1 STATE BAN Auslln. 78752. 5121 458-2206, . - T ...... I. 1'IIa Wodd About Abenadiy" dace II1l JAYCEES or call toll rree by dialing the . Phone 298-2556 Abernathy' _ Aft. D ."-e __1IIIa ' operator ror Enterprise *1Im1 . Lung disease Ia a matter r:i lire and breath . . .-:,

/. \ . Thlll'lday, Jcl'lUAl'Y 15 ', 1981. \ "..c.:' Tlio AborrlC1.hy Heekly Rev1.f11o! Th\ftdq, Jaft\a'7 15, 1981 Pa .. 4 ' .. .. ' ' Irrigators Pay i·····································~~··~i New'Deal Boy8' Prep__ ,re For District Play (1'- '. ~ \ Tile non'conference games Tho Lions al'" iJuildlng' for [J(O(;ClI1hcr Iti " hen t.hey d.· r,(1-7. Propllecy· ~ayed up ulltll IIOW haven't OIdl_ i ew ea News .i the ruture, t.h e fu ture in this feated ('ooper li:I·OO From the fi eld Ihe I.","s For .' Waste been easy for the New Delli case bel ng d.. ll'iet. "The Th e !.ions took. second ar<' (1 '(, 011 the y"ar In the r ..t.menta ••••••••••••• , ••••• *•••••••••••••••••••••••• Lions . tea m hus im proved consi · place Iii the New I.Ic,,1 TOllr· shooting d<'pal'll1lent. Top As lor me, ' I will :..> , By DWIc:HT ~D~MS It Is harr!' to come back derably since the begintllng nament lJe,:cl1lt",r IH·20 III ,corers a re ~Iark lI ill. aver· ~-~--- after losi ng . Ihe fl tst five of lhe season. al1ll they con· the lin; t round I hey beat the agi ng 13 points a game. behOld thy lICe In Recent pump plant efficiency tests games 01 the season'l but the tlnu(l to improve as the year Frenship JV 110 ·36'. The . coc· Kar), IIcnry 12 points a righteousness: ! performed by the District show that Lions did. Their record shall be satisfied, Plains Cotton Growers, EatomoJociat believe boll: . goe~ on ." said Steve Big­ ond I'ou nd the Lions beal ga mc. H\'nn Parker 10 , and area f.rmen m.y be paylns twice as stands at 5·10 on Ihe yea r. when I awake, with · Inc., Lubbock, has made !be WOI'IIII can be controlled Girl Lions Undefeated In ham. the Lion Ba sketha ll Floydada 71·6(i a nd then lost Brian icrden Wi th 1(} a much. in rome cases three times as thy likeness. first poeJtive step toward with. insecticides effeelively head coach in the final s to the P la'inview g a m~ development of a multi­ applied at the proper time In much, for Irrls.tlon fuel as necessary, The Lions sta r ted the·i r J V leam ;i2'70 . PI.lm, 1 7: 15 faceted plan to boll­ proper amounts. The great depen ha l! owater: Pet-­ The Lady Lions remain In the 'non-conference crunched the Hereford JV three n-,phts 111 the damage to High Pia ins cot­ infestations on the Plains in ppoint out, proper sizing staging, and improving # 53 and .Ia ylon 62·64 The o\'er Halls. a nd lost III the plclY .J'lllua r!: 16 wilh ·Spur. earth. . claimed Diapause Boll W~ 82 -36. 4l!-5O . . own New Deal Tournament. vII Control Program, PCG would hel p the peats to dev­ . the condition 01 the irrigation pump. Lions wo n thei r first game consolatlon final to SI<.Il on ;1I ~ pur Matthew 12:40 elop tolerance to insecticides The Lady Lopes are shoot­ The first tournament the December 18-.20 .. They d e· through its Boll Weevil A large portion of the pumps found ina a4ll%/rom !be field on the r. F~~r's Questi«;lDS . cSteering _Committee has and becol1]g virtually_ uncon- ' Lady LLons ylaylid was the ' fea.ted Freu;;hlp In the. first trollable as have bollworms - Inefficient by' the. tests · p.eriormed by­ • year, They-are hitting 59%of - Queens Classic at Plainview .~ . ~oun<:l 48·20, C.r:osb~ton 10 the ~e~1h.a l ~e w s ·Brle·i­ authoriZed the expenditure the District were the result 01 "too the free throws. Today's modem farmer which allect larmer's of up to $50,000 to' get a and tobacco budworms in' In tSe first roood tbey met second 79-31 and D,mmitt 10 Hatti Forbus celebrated 'New Deal Junior -Livestock Show Friday much' pump in the hole." These pumps High scorers lor !be t~m .has .many unique tax situa­ throughout the year are also researeh program underway other cotto'! production Dallas South Oak I'fl tat the fmals 5.9-49 to wm the her 90 th birthday. Tuesday. were designed years ago to pump are 6 ft . Vickie Teal and 5 ft . C I ,s e champIonshIp. tions, and a ·free pllblication included. this year, according to Ed areas. January 13. Congratulations larger quantities of water than the lOin. Melissa Mayo. Vickie if! t ill: :lo ~IIlC U I \' I ~ lon the re also. the 2 'categories will be wi ll also help pay expenses from' the Internal Revenue "Farmer's Tax Guide" is Dean, PCG Field Service pean thinks some of the ~:~fn5 .~~an~:\~t i:;::;~ The New Deal Lady Lions Hatti !______The New Dea! J W1ior live­ is averaging 22 points a \\'i ll be a light and heavy fine wool a nd medium wool to go to them," Holmes said. , Service can help answer the written in a clear, under· original. objectives of reo aqUifer is now capable of yielding. 4 D-59. The top teams in Texas have an overall 15· 4 record stoc k Show will start frida\' Director. game and Melissa 18 points. clas::;. Th e categorie; are : 1 la mbs. There are 16 lambs Grand a nd Reserve Cham· queatiOlll that arise from slandable style and can be a Weevil control funds are search will be to learn exact­ Other pumps were improperly staged usually attend this touma. on .the Year. Alter playmg afternoon assist the Lubboc k In Lubbock for a period of I Other statters are Renay Looney, and New Flotation - the Winler Session of ' the URGED : Keynote' speaker Tcxa s '-ledlcal AssOC'latlon throat. From that poml on, Hale County Farms early fifties," ·Dean says, Bob Riley. Insure and almost every expected for the NCe m('('t· County Sheri!!'s Departr!,.nt year lie bega n patrolling 'c Juanita Abercrombie . Adding depth to however, you'lI begin heal · Gregg School of Auctioneer· Hep Willi am- Thomas t R· D f..\ 1 "and that the bollworm is an area of the RegIon was hIt by ing . Preparalions for the ses· in any investigations taking the streets of New Dea l the Application Equipment ing. He is now qualified to The Summer Session of Ca lif I recenlly told the Belt· this years team are Peggy Emery. Tam· Am'one can come down ing qUickly. immediate threat to the en- pla ce in New Deal. I ~ t week of December. ,~ manage any type of auction Gregg !'chool of Auction· ::: ~~:st~~ . o~~:~~ hav~ sioll wil l begin Ja nuary 23 Wide (otton Co nferen~ es mi McNew , Barbara Hale , Angela wl lh the fl u. especlo ll y If it IS While most paticnts re­ Kelley was born and raIsed An office has been sel up at 440 Acre For Sale or Trade tire area. " sale. Riley is a graduate of eering will be ·.held July 17, cent of our insurance u1:ts . when committees to thut the ('otton industry must Teeter. Mary Walker, and Tramella wlde pread in a community corer completely Wi thin a Accurate, Experienced cO~ l ve n e in Morton. Texas . He gradu· 1\ew Deal City Hall for Kel ·. Dean also emphasizes that Abernathy High SchooL He 1961 through July 25. 1961. With the cost-price sq u ~ze draft recommendations for guurd agalDst further reduc· It IS morC' Iikel \' to be senous w eek. many contUlue to feel a ted from Morton High It."y 1-1 .: is prt:>s enlly liVing In Shropshire. Diana Buford and T onya 640 Acre For Sale or Trade these funds can be com­ / 1 tlons In federa l research as t() r those with chronic dlS' IInusua ll v ti red [or some farmers a re facing totla)'. School in 1972 . He tben at· Lu bbock . hul hoI"-'" to lind a time standard remedies mitted without jeopardizing COTTON lhe FCte indemnity many the nc" Co ngress seclc.s wa ys eases. the aged or women T h ~ 94 . Acre - For Sale crops include colton. whl'Jt. Blankenship. When asked 'lo comme nt \\ ho are pregna nt of gelling plenly of rest. the continued success of the IN SANTA FE STAUS receive is going to .be the to c ut gO\I (~ rnment spending, As reported by. the U.S.D.A. gra in sorghum and peamHs . . on their new coach" Sr. Vickie Teal The f1l1lL~ ua ll \' takes one to drinking fl ui ds a nd ta kin g weevil control program in only wa)r they can continue Thomas. a member of the 75 Acre· Grass: For Sale (1,000 Bales) . hUI s ubstantIal pa y nw nts 0..1 replied "Coach Averitt has brought the th ree days to develop. When aspirin still ho ld true says ANDERSON any way. o""raling." explained Ben House Agnculture Commit· R~iiJ1r will also be made on Citrus, It docs come out into the lhe B IA . !I01 chicken soup Deal cautions, however, UPLAND A. Jordan" Jr.. College Sta· tet' iJlld ('oUon subcommitt ee team closer together" . Sr. Lori Bigham corn. ri ce and so\' Ix' <1 I\S opcn. :ou may oo tice chllls , coupled witll tender IO\' ing that availability of boll wee­ Dec. 1 tion Hegional Director. s;!J(t the industry must can· 1 "She has alo t of kno wledge about th e 1979 Eat . 1980 The h;;?~ !['\,cr. h(Oadache . backache, care couldn't hurt eithe r. Other Hale County Farms vil reserve funds is currently gov l'rnn~ e ll t - s p o n ­ (lOue to stress cotton ' s im­ Texas farmers will receive game ." Sr. Renay Looney adds . "She GRAIN CORP limited to 1961 only and is Arizona 1,280 .0 1.345.0 sored program is deSigned to portance to the U.5 t"Co ­ Wh,n the first European eJtplorer, arrived in mLL~ cula r pains and a loss of In most cases. the flu Arkansas 506.0 450.0 more than S18 million of Am.riel, «her. we ,_e about 800,000 Indi ans. Jor Sale or Trade contingent on the success of cover Ihe IIl vt'"Slmcnt a Car · nann a nd Its role In t.h<­ brought us close to the Lord and appelit(,. Your temperature lea ves no permanent aft er California 3,408.0 3,050.0 F CIC indemnities whil e ongoing efforts to attract mer makes in ra iS ing a cro p bu 1;1 ~ c(' 01 lrad{'. pointed out who our head coach really Illay go up quickly d uring eff ects . bu t. occasiona lly. Billy Shipman Phone 298-2313 Louisiana 690.0 455 .0 some $2 .4 million will go to 298·2661 SlIlce the volunta ry program lhe first day of symptoms. peopl e do develop oth~r Res . (80 6) 298- 2697 Abernathy, TeXaS additional funds fOlOl961 and Missouri 157.0 165.0 " Uur job IS to ("on\',"l'(, Is ." future years from Cotton New Mexico 104.0 110.0 Oklahoma farmers and over was sta rtt'd In 1 ~It m orf' {·o ngrt·ss (ha t failure t o "nd will gradually drop over Illnesses . Drawer L Incorporated and other enti-. Oklahoma 522.0 220 .0 StJo thousand ' will go 10 th a ~ 90 iients of e\'ery dollar , pe nd for research aDd dc';· Members of th e J . V Basketball team . ties with a high stake in the Texas 5.515.0 3,200.0 ' farmers in New Mexico. oC prenlum paid has bt..."e ll l'iopment wUl require. US to .Truckload Coached by Buster Leaf are: Diana returned 10 farmers in in­ area cotton industry, includ­ Total 12,282.0 8,995.0 Po1 )' th e price in the fulur'e," Buford , T onya Blanke nship . Pepper ing the State Legislature. The most heavily damaged demnilies U. S Tol.1 14 ,5:10.7 to,&'1!1.6 tll' sni d Teston, Cheryl Robbins and Cindy Weeks. Other team members include Sharp's Grocery And Conoco Ruby Aleman. Michele Thiel, Tege SALE Stephenson , Laurie McGrath , Irma Store Hours 7-7 Monday at New Deal Prices Good Laugham . Kelsey Walker. Louisa Mr. Farmer Otero. Chrlsllna Otero. Sandra Peters, Thru Saturday - 1-6 Sundays 16·17·18th John Deere Quality and Juanita Bazan . Managers, for varsity are Kim At · Sunnydale Thank You For Ginning With Us:. tebury and Tonda Hobgood. J .V We'll Give You A manage r is Cindy Fairman. We Have We appreciate your business in the PAST, PRESENT and FUTURE. The games are played on Tuesday ,Eggs May 1981 b~ a ~ prosperou.s and bappy year for you and yours. and Friday. SPECIAL DISCOUNT The regular schedule runs through March 3. Tony's 8gc o-D : .. ...: ;1- if you need a The girls are all anticipating a highly successful ",aliOn and we on the paper Pizza FARMERS TUCO GIN staff are backing them 100% _ LAKEVIEW GIN ABERNATHY FARMERS CO-OP GINS HYGRADE GIN INC. Pa Caac Letters Pork. & 2'3 -- _. ... - Beans We wo~ld like to thank you for l'We appreciate the opporu~ity of ~ ,f ...... ~. your business and we are also At this time it is a pleasure to say serving you in the past and we To The Editor looking forward to the up­ "Pleasing You Pleases Us" :

Jan Elizabeth Frank. of caple!, _She ~rrled a Euro- ' Ivory linen with an ovenklrl Brownfield and Samuel pean nooegay of Ivory . ilk of French I.. e . II brl.. bowl Terry Billingsley of Aberna· blolsoma accentuated wilh with a Flemish arrangement ivory lace and satin ribbon. of mixed fall silk f10wen thy were united in marriage SUSINESS ISCELLANEOU . in a doubl~ ring ceremony 'For something old she centered the table, Braa. 'FOR RENT SERVICES HELP 'WANTED ISCELLANEOU AUTOS Saturday, December 27 , wore a gold . wedding band appointments completed the FOR SALE FOR SAlE 1980 at 4p.m. in the living belonging to ber paterna) table s etting. The bride'. ;:OR SALE room of the bride's parents great· grandmother. Her ca ke was accented with con· HOMES POI SALI! - Why fOR RENT - 0. lobed· C~GM1IIDDS at 707 Lanny Avenue in wedding gow~ was some­ fe<;/.ion roses, azalea bios· .usr MANAGD - I.«al . CLEAN "'8s, like new, so 11 you need Full.... Brush pr0- rent? We are planninll to room aplrtmeat, Phone Remodella., peeDa., a· FOR SALE· Ford LTD II, City Garden Club. Met January Bt.h Brownfield, thing new, For something SOll,lS, and lily of the valley In Ctluvcnience Store has op. easy to do wilh Blue Lustre. ducts call,298-201l after 5pm build new 2.3,4 bedroom 298·2345, coustic ceIIlDp. painliD., aD P .S., P .B., A.C., 22 ,00. Candy Billingsley, father borrowed she wore her shades of yellow and peach eDin. fDr a full time Rent eleclric shampooer 51. 'Ibe City Garden Club met 11I'r. gilmcs or 42 Wl' I'(' l'lI ­ homes staning at 536,900 (1I.IJ·lSrc) types, home repair, 'no job or cOme by 'W7 Ave . F, miles. Call 2CJ8.400S. Mrs. Mel Boggus, Harland of the groom officiated the ,mother's pearl earrings and and brown. u.istanl Manall"l'. Eltcell. Struve Hardware &< Dry Abernathy. (lI"p) 3p.m. Thur.;day. January 8 joyed by members apd tbeir with down paymeDt 51345 too small. Satilfactlon Gua· I 11·1111) . 00\\'']5, J ,n . Pope'. FrancL'S ceremony before a brass cousins wedding veil. She The bride is a 1979 grad· ent starlinll silary. for Goods, in tbe community club room husbands. FHA or S500 for qualified BUILDING POI KENT - ranteed. 1609 Ave. D. Howard. Hess ie Waters, archway ac-cented with fresh : wore a blue garter for some­ uate of Brownfield High Abernathy Motor qUllified person. Company for th~ first regular meeting Attending were Mr. and veterans. Call Don !:'oDdy. Good retail -loCition in Phone 298-2086. FOR SALE 275 foot, I v, inch FOR SALE· 11173 Men:ury Z Cora Shuman, t'loyd Ship­ cominador greenery and thing blue, School and attended South benefits, ineludin8 insur. 8im:. October 9. t980 , Mrs. Elmer Ahrens, Mr. and Homestead Real Estate for Abernalhy. Phone 298-2529. I galvenized pipe. A· I condi- dr, hardtop, clean. laacled. man, t-"' )orenC'c Jack:;on. peach satin ribbon flanked The bride's father placed Plains College in Levelland, Company Inc. ance. profit sharin8, Ind Mrs. I.illie May Shipman, Mrs. M.M. Bell, Rev. and applicltion. 298-2268 or 797· (I0·tfe) For your electrical needs For Sale · Alfalfa, call 298- tion. Call T.E . Lutrick at Also 1971 Ford PicIwp willi M ,M , Be ll and a guest Ona with a seven branch pyramid pennies minted in the year of The groom is a 1978 grad· sick lelve. Call Mn, Miller presid,'nt. called the meeting Mrs. HB Coggin, Mrs . Fran· 3t'l' MAIN STREE'I'-· 7331. call Dean Wesley Electric, 2171. Ill .2tp) 328-5392 . (1I ·2tp) camper. CaU 298-4124. Maserang. . candelabrum. Resa Newton the couples birth in her shoe.. uate o( Abe rna thy High at 298-8895 or Mr. Martin to ord,'r. The club collect ces Howard, Mr. and Mrs. (l1·20·!scr) 298·2028 or Wolf Imilition. . (It·p) A quote·from the club hook .of Abernathy, reg istered Delane Crutcher, of L\!vel­ School and is a graduate of FOR RENT . Clean 2 ' BR at 253·2822. 'was led by Mrs. Florence J .O. P~, Alice. Price, Mr. "- 298- 2S.s (I .I1-p! to be shared' is "The only . guests: . ~ , land . sister of the bride. was . S~ ul.h '·. Plains ' Coll ege in Mobile Home fOf rent in (lte) flREWOOD - Taking or· .lacktiOn , and Mrs. N.M. Rogers, Mrs. - House for sale in be moved, 1978 S~,u. eltra deaa, way on earch to multiply !'arents of the couple are matron of honor. She was Le veHand. ' A~rnathy , Stove and refrig. Remodeling, Clblnet ders 'noW : call '29S:2734. Air conditioned, power lIost.sses for the meeting . happiness is to divide it." Cora Shuman. Mrs, Bessie Sales '" :;ervlce 26x32, located in the coun· furnished, $180 .00 per Mr. and Mrs. Billy Franks, dressed in a floor length worir;, p.. elmll. . paintiDg. f9 :11I._J brakes, cruise, rear Wl're ~Ir'. M .M . Bell and Waters, one guest Mrs. Bur· try. Call 298-2385 or 298-2718 CHASE AWAY TIlE cIe·,.,., The club had a special of Brownfield, and Mr. and gown of rose cinnamon chif­ Dept. are now , month plus $50 .00 deposit. interior ' and meriOr. Storm Michelin radials, 1Iv. speed, ~trs . t'lon'nce Ja ckson. Mrs, nell Drye and the host and ( 1I ·3tc) BLUES , Pay holiday bill. meeting held November 13, Mrs. Candy Billingsley of fon over satin with full Ideal for single or ·couple. windows and doon for sale. Buy Goodyear Tires Frances Howard presented hostess Mr , and Mrs. Floyd Who's New sellina Avon . Can be fun from JS..4O miles per galloll, . Call 1980 at the home of Mr. and 311 Avenue G, Abernathy. 'sleeves a nd gathered waist. open for Ca ll 99 7- 4081 , Anton . CHARLES O'NEILL. Phone Royce Henson at Abernalhy III<' program on c rafts. Shipman. GREAT EQUITY BUY· this and good . Phone 298-4021. before 8 a.m. or Ifter S Mrs. Floyd Shipman. Fol· When the bride was given Chiffon ruffles accented the t lHtp) 298·2338 after 6 p.m. Oil Company. l December II, 1980 the lovely 4 bedroom has an p,m" 328-5342. :\h·mht.'r!; ath'nting WI.'rl : lowing the thanksgiving din· in marriage by her father Mr. and Mrs. Brent New­ bllsiness ... club had a Christmas party neckline and cuffs. A chiffon equity of $15,667 with $137 (I-3-p) - (10' l5rc) (I0·tfe) she was wearing a gown sash accented the waist. She ton a re the proud parents of in the home of Mrs. HB The New Mn. Samuel Blilingaley ' monthly investment. All ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• fashioned of peau de soie carried a nosegay of mixed a son, Terrill Brent, born Mechanic Handmade leather belts, Coggin. Mrs. Floyd Shipman brick for only S3 4,000 . Cha· with an ov erdress of ivory Ja nua ry 6. t 981 in Methodist billfolds and purses, Call 298- : RED TAG SPECIAL : read the Christmas story of fall silk flow ers with satin oa '*'Iy 1O'1""1~ _ill" man and Company SOUTH, SHOP chiffon, The gown featured a 2356 after 6pm. • • the birUI of Christ taken accents. Hospital. Lubbock at 3: 30 '1'=~~~~~=~~~~~~~=~~~'R Or dome,tic call, pickup & Rea ltorsl Better Homes and sta nd -up collar and cuffs The groom wore a blue suit a. m. He weighs seven Ibs . ( II-ltp) tt : Refreshing' 32 oz. : from the gospel of St. Luke, II ""cia. Gardeos. i97·3738 The I ..lint known contrect for firl insurance Ii9Md that were edged tn ivory with a peach rose boutton· ri ve ounces and is twenty- w. ABERNATHY Mrs . Alice Price led the II I It ·t ·tcl by 101 peopll in Homburg. Glrmany, in 1591. Therl MR' prayer. lace. Pearl buttons accented mere. ;~~~,~s long. He has a sister. . Talk of the Town 8 to 5 W.. kdays no prlmium., but tho IigMn prlll'NMd to PIIY liP to 10 Sturdy, off·white leather the back and the cuffs, A FlRST • • plus 8 9 • Secret pals were revealed Jon Horne of Abernathy 8 110 "_ S'turday> Very nice 2 bedroom house; thll.n~o any fallo .. member who ouffored fire demIgo. loOk couch, $60 .' Matching 'S $1' chiffun sash adorned the gat· l • deposit ., ' and had a gift exchange from servl' bet.'n driving . . :"l ever leave yuur car on the shoulder ~lrs . C lorla T ~ I ~ lor and IIldUl' tl.'d IIltu the :\ rmy and of the road wilh parking lights on. Other drivers Is.statloncd at Fort [) I ~ , \e" da ught t'rs Amb.. ' r and AnI~ LANDMARK ma)' Ihink your car i. still moving . . . "-From CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF ~9~DITION ', ' n Slled here wllh their par­ J Cr.\t'Y REALTORS N,.w Drill" ,llngm.iul (Including Domestic SubSidiaries) Juniur t'n l ~ .ind ~ r and p;u: \.·nl,s ~ I r li t, I:. tht' ~ un ul \11' rind a, 920 Avenue D a nti \11':- HI li II m J sto n .Th t ,~ Mr.o. Eldon. :--parkman - Iii!'. \~ 1ft' K ~I \ Ia \\1 11 ht, LEGAL TITLE OF BANK ;ltt(,l1dt,(j;i \\ l'(ldlllg at ~ 'utton NEW HOME BAD NEWS FOR CAR BUYERSI Tbe double C"'llle r ~~l tll rd; l ~ t' \" t'nlll~ It':I\ ;'* 1t 1l~ \\t'I.,k 10 J01l1 tu m 703 1 It. .S" Real 'Estate whammy of inflation.~ ..ioD i. priciDS many '1'11,'\' a lst) \'IS!l('d \ Ir anti ~ h l' thl' t l au~ tll ".' r 01 ~ 1 r 3 ""~m 2 I.ftlb 2 ClII garage 'The J'lret state Balik ''I American. 0111 of the ~w car market. AVeRse ~ ' n::.· C1; lrk Hllp, and flllllll~ ;lI1d \ l r ~ ('lIff :'\t'v.ton lIw:' Now ""d c.hoate coI __ , CAlJat•• 1I:" NO downplyment VA. To Meet price of a Dew Ameri...... car ill' $8,200, up 100 w..ynoOll Jonel CITY COUNTY STATE rlPCODE ,IIHI \ Ir and ;'\irs Ihehant $58.9OQ, 00 3 bedroom, 1 blth, storm wlndo*_ TnaB '79311 I )u l h) ~ I' ancil:lIll1l y percent iD the lui decade. Tbe primi' leodins Hale \th' llliUIi 417 s. Ave. 0 Char'ming Ol--aL;;;;imark wi th reIe baa ~achecl the .tratoapheric bcipt of 19 I n' Thl"u lilh IIL-J POPE JAMES POPE b e autiful new dream kitchen. l ~vnATlO~S· AtoINOUIoICiMENTS phon. CLOSE OF BUSINESS DATE f; r;ulf' Part·n .... 2418-4127 298-4019 percent, aDd car loan. typically run two 10 four NAPt::INS ' BR IDAL 8QOlS nldlf STATE BANK NO . FEDERAL RESERVE DIST, NO . P.A.C To Mf't" jU1I.15 ACCESSORIE:S Th(' ;\ hprnJlhv JUOIor DON FONDY percent biJber th... the prime. RHult? Tbe 11 n.c_ber 31. 1980 Bas k l.' lh~il l A ~s ocl 'a llO n Wi ll IDODthly payment on a 48 month $6,000 car WEEKLY REVIEW 55) 1);:lr('nt ~ c OlJlm~ tORl'lhe r and 1701 Av e. H ml'Ct Thursdar. Ja ll uan 15. Tht' Parrnl !\ d\'l~or y 11.111. Thou. fO llltillllllg Hh'lI!!! to help ow­ .... Abernathy Res. 806-298-2268 loan i. Dearly ~ 170. ASSETS 7 lU p "" al i'lI), 11 ,, 11' 1m· CounCi l I~ composed oj .m '.,.. !'I wdenls anti school 1. Cash'and due from banks ...... , ...... , ...... portant d l'nSlOfl S wi ll btl IAtn 'nt s who art' lIl\"ol ved In Thl' P;l rl'f11 A d , I ~o r~ \'ol('d on al thiS IInlt' for (ht, our :-.c hool svst(,1n I n th(' SMALL CAR HAZARDS: " In a collision be· " ,., --- 2. Due from other depositories and all' cash items in the process of collection ... . t·(Junc ll .... 11I fill""" Thur~ct.J ). _J 9H J sc a ~OIl . past It was f or pHrt'nts . of twttn a subcompact, and a full·sized car, occu· , 3. U.S_ Trea6ury securilies ...... ' , , . . , .. . . ,' . . . . , ' :t n u.1~ ' I ~. 1911 1. 01 the­ ..D.mut 4 chl ldn'll or -Migr ant and Title pants in the smaller c-llr arc eight tim~ more 4. Obligations of, other U.S. Government agencies and corpora lIOns ' . . .. 6Wl 5 r\nl r lopt., I nn GO GOODYEAR If \ au a rt' 1I 1 1t'n '~ t l'd III 1 pro~ram s 5. Obllg~ll o ns of States and political subdiviSions In the United States. , . . . . .• ' , , , . , . All pan ~ lll... :In' \11\111'11 to tikdy to be killed," ... y. Ihe U.S, Dept. of Trans· nOD.ll 6 "nur . child part l('l patHlg III SU1C (' :\bf' rnath~ St'houb 6. All other securities . . . , , . , , , ...... , .. : ...... ' , , , , , ...... " ., ,dlt'lul " t' Ilt-,. -d ~ our " up portation. Safely experts contend this fact i. a :' \HlIIH B;b kr tba ll. p ll'iI ~ t ' d() not h OlV I' it P T :\ . tilt' for l)t)rl strong warning 10 small car driven, to stay 7. Federal funds sold and securities purchased un!ler i!Weements to resell , , ...... , ;I I It'nd P ,\ (' IS fur all ,"I(·rt ~ t l.·t l ------8. Total loans (including overdrafts totaling $ 9.If8J.Zt! ) (From Schedule A, lIem 8) within the 55 MPH speed limit, since lower ":=1:fi=....II.I!M. ~9 9 Lease financing receivables ', . .. , , ...... , .. '...... " .... : .. : ' , . '. ....I1l:IIla 10 «- jlmmunltws hnvt' fullo .. , I'd speeds clearly reduce the risk and severity of .... it Good Ride 10: Bank premises, furn iture and fixtures, and other assets rep,esenting bank premises , , . ~Il ll II'l 1Il:,111UIIII)./ t 1)I\Ir(J Ill'Ii ...&ma 11 .SAVE $14.00 OUT injuries. 11 . Real estate owned other than bank premises ...... ,' ...... '., ... ~~centp'n fltwr ul.ttH.1U (lu\t' IlJ 60 ~Jt·r · OF IlmlfI. 12 12, Letters of credit and customers' liability on acceptances outstanding . I "Ill II I 1111 rl'\ UIlS 1""lI'f ll nCIIW. 13 fru m fl uu r Hllllt·(j \' ,I ter . DRII\'KIXG DRJIl/:,RS CO TU POT Naliollu ,id, A Safe Ride 13. All other assets . .. . , \ lQ 7'D 14 nealth ,'l1ll1'r t'ontroll ud u r I1 d lurnl ' "Tt'I'y.< ,hou' Ihal 6() pa(ml of :Imn'ira :, high s(hool 14. TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1 th,u 13) . Teus OtpJrlmtnl of Hu ll h A dm.,'n mU ll1 r I t' \ I1:; 1 1 1It '~ EVERY $50 u "ion hap,. t,-itd marij ualUJ , LiM alrohol during Ro bert Btln\tc:ln'/f, D" Commr\ \lonrr hll\t, I IlI'llrtJllt,d fiI JO rld,t · BeHer Handling LIABILITIES . Prohibitioll, tnflnj u{Uw is ill'ga/, &141 that dlH's,,', prt· 102 15 IlIIn ,111<1 Iw ruh 5Q() 1!'''lIs 15.Demand-deposits of individuals, parlnerships. and corporations ". , .. 7 ''fill il Ji'''''' hrillg 1/ popular alld wid,,, UJI'd social 8 4b4 16 rhu t often hell rd of nunc l' I ht ~ leoth Inlo Adulthood. I l lll'!'l hu\,' Illilurllih 16. Time and savings deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations . rcd u ci n ~ touth loss and Ih l' d,ug. 0111 'ffnl of IhL, Ir",d is Ihal many .voung fHO' Drive ~ 17 of prcvention- 111 the fo rm flutlrld Jl I Pd wltt!'r H . DepOSits of Uniled Slates Government . :. , . ' ,. " . of fl uoridRtion- CU rl frLt­ need fo r don i un;!'> ! t'A i l ~ IlI mmtllll l l t '~ c an pI, 'IOU' roulin,ly dri," whilt under Ihl' irtjluntct of 2 1,.2 18 1,8. Deposits of Stales and political subdiviSions in the United States qUt!nlly accomplish mure ' Fluor uill tlUn evcn h e lp ~ ntH' rm In \ \! f l1 l1ll1( lill , Ind marijuarta: Th, prob/"" is Ihal marijuana, liAr alto­ non. 19, the elderl, b\ SlfU)lgthenlnM ••• Peace-of-Mind 19. Due ·to banks th a n the pr ovcruilll puund of I I" hllH II I ~ I SSISI.I!l{, i · 111 By Shopping I,n Ab~rnathy hoi, is n rnJlrnl 'UTVO!Lf .ry.!fn/l d,prISWrl/. II slotHS a nOlle 20 bones a nd rutiuclOg oslOO-- fluon'(lullIlj( IIwl'r "Rlpr 1 20, All ottier deposils c ure bv r cd u ci n~:rdcn l nl btll s 1 drivtr5 rraelion Ii .." disla.r/s pnctption. and "duCts u7 21 and suffer ing. svslcms frum Ihe 11')'8s 21 . Certified and officers' checks . p{lrU~I~. III 1.. llIrh hlJnt '" Ihr (a/Hlciry 10 ..ak, drcisions. NumrroUJ rtS,arch 17 841 22 ; ' Ntl othe r publi C' hllHl th DI' ,)nr't nl cn t of H ell llh BeeauS'e you Ire riding I. 22. Total Depo&its (sum of items 15 thru 21) ...... , ''(.' 7 r 0;92 i iJ l'4 o m,' .dl1l1HIII,dh 22a measu r e off ers so much for l: nLil! r " gr.llnt from th(>~ · . S I 1 ..Iudiir hal" dt1flomlral. d Ihat marijuana dtjiniJtf'J a. Total demand deposits , . . . . , .. [ 101 ,q,q Jlor o u ~ .. "-/1\:- C r o..,st> I I 22b so li lli e ." says Linda lJupnrtment of Health und Mrrtl!.fI.f dril1i,lg "bili!)'. t:t't'IJ u'or.u, many ptopiL Ibe Best Tire In the Wal'll b. Total time and savings deposits ... : '. ' ...... , .. , . .. . ,.. L---'i<,1 Ilt'j"rt l!try h,ad uu/ 23. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements 10 repurchase .. " 'hurl) 1111' IMlurnl fl uorui.!­ ItlHS In s t lllhn~ nuunJullon 1 : ist ro to r o f the Tm-:os De pa rt· I on (h, h-iXhulf'_' _ RruarrhtrJ Illll'r fOlmd Ihal tht {om· the tlllll h:\ ' I ~ JS an' hlJo:h I!fUJlIJo(h 24. Interest-bearing d.emand notes issued to the U.S , Treasury and DOlI. 24 ment o f lIea lth's T £!XBl'i systems for the fir st time - 10 p rOl t;,! teeth from dunl\' bill,tf tfllmag' '1"lcoh,,1 mrtf mariju(ma 10 driving other liabilities for borrowed money , " " .. " ' . none 25 Fluo ridB lion Project. -- At a mH\' bo reimbu rsed fur the 1Did ~ou eve~ drive 60 miles or more to take advantage of a super 1 If flu orilllJ love Is n r e i! \ ­ 25. Mortgage indebtedress for which the bank is directly liable yeu r1 y (:051 o f 2S ce nt !' rt per· <:os l of thu equip ment. .Aill is mort harmfllilholllh, 1[trl "f tilh". drug UJ,d DODe 26 son. toolh decay in a cum­ cossivc, no dtscnst: rosult!', ~clal? An Item that cos,.ts y~u "'50 lo~ally would have to save\tou GOODYEAR TIRE IIlstlll!a l l(l n : (\n~ln ' lt' r ll1)o: 1 ":r il.<'1[ 26. Unaar·ned diSCQUlI1 on loans . ' IlOD' 27 but the enamel mllY becomf! 27. Lellers of credit and acceptances outstanding mu nit y ca n he reduced hy 6S ( "1' :-' lind ( hpr!\w,tl .. . for 1\\1) 14.40 If you drove 60 miles round-tnp to get it andJ'ustwantedto ' 28 slfllnl!d nr " m (1 ltlt~d ." u term 1 nOD.ll pe r cen t .. mong child r en \I'li r s . f lit, II: \, IS 1·1 I tda· 17 29 rIr SI llsed bv r.olorudo den­ break even. 841 f rum bi rlh 10 12 \''',HS of tUHl PrtJJI'r l . d :,)l) , n .... tu I ;~ : ~~~1~e~i~a:i~il~~~S (~~~I~di~g ~~b~;di'~~led ~~t~~~~d deb: ~ture~; (~~,:" ~i i t~';'~22 ih;~ 2si •• t ist M<:i':I1\, _tit r---.------.. Trlde TOD.A It Aber.lt.y 01 F H ~ l e r id Y, non. 30 ago." d mOfll l o rlll "': nil 30. Subordinated notes and debentures. . . . , ...... , . . 1·902 Some of his pll tion lS I ' s t nhh~h 13t 31 "Conservu tive estima les t- urvclliance Suilt'm It) 'Jro­ 1The American Automobile A8~ociation certifies that 24 0: I ' WAIVER' OF RNANCE ·1 31 . Allowance for possible loan and investment losses . , 111'1(_1 mUlllerl toolh c l1n mcl. Complny, far one, ir I fill SIL show ihut 20 pe rcent of tho \'ult' d ni ly c hOf' Ls (in fluoride but hud littlo or no ct neH)', cents il what it costs to drive your car one·niile. That I ' on International 1400 • 4 row childre n !C r owing up in CO Il1- lov"ls r rni n i n ~ fo r ~ w Alfl r 1 swe8t .1 1 Th e f ir s l c:ol1 lr o ll lH1 32 munities with fluoridutcci sys tem upcr-o l u rs IS fll so p r o­ wa te r can reduce decny 50 st udies on flu ori ctn tion buy can suddenly turn qUi~e sour. . I I ( colton strippers until I 33 \'ilit'd us ptlrl of the grtl l1t. .Go Safer, pe rcent a mong teenago rs Imgitll in 1945. Mn rshElI !. 34 I throug h age 16. " she s.id. TtJxils was nne of Ihe first 'rho Dcpo rtmlln t 's Bureau 1 October 1, 1981. I 35 Bene fits do not stop with l'tti l1s III the nAtign to of DentRI HeH lth admin· i m pl fl nl enl c ont r o llod And each 60 miles takes 3 to 6 gallons of gasoline which the I 1 I 36 "the young. Fluorida ted islrntus the prolec t. " "Ve ar c fi uor iO uti on. Thousand!' of I potential shortage of oil-derived fuels would

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ThUrICl!Y . January l', 1981 '!'he Abernathy W ekly ReV1ew ' P~11'I 8 I.. ------' and quill. When your name . . , tom.. up f~ your quill you OBITUARY Eunch & Lakeview ,Philosopher. . _:" . ( ..,,'IV Line ' will be requl .... to furnllh J I refreehmenta for the qull· 'Breakfs't ~L.! Cia tina, We will meet February Buford R. McC.Iland· Taka A Fanciful F"ht hito_ C..., at. , 10, and March 10. Menu ~ I ". - - - .', - ~ " "' "'. - . Services for Buford R. came to Tulia in 1943 from 1 .'~ ", '.,. Faye Ann Ne"'on We stili believe we are !,\cCa&land, 70, of Tulia were Lamesa, He married Ruby Breakrasl Menu . StranKe World Of, , • " dl·l'amlng .... about winning a heldat2p.m . Thursday, Jan­ PearlTyraon Nov. 11 , 1933, January 1&-23 , 'I1Ie COunty Line Comrhun: trip til lIawlllI rrom the S&" . uary-JI .. at First Baptist in Lamesa. He was a retired Monday White HOUle Remodeling -tltrClabboud members had (, reen Stamp Center In Lub- Church in Tulia ~ith ·Rev. farmer and a member of Apple Juice ;..... r reauIar mo,nthly....meet· bock I signed II coupon in· Charles Davenport, pastor First , Baptist Church and Hot Wheat Cereal : ~ MOII(day inoralng at 9 : 00 1979 and forgot all about it, officiating. " Swisher County Senior Citi- . 1., Pint Milk ' ..m .• Jan.. ry 12 , 1981 . We rl'celved II letter say' Burial was in Rose Hill zens, Tuesday . f At the Christmas party it inl( that we had won II trip to Cemetery under direction of Survivors include his wife; Orange Juice w8a diacussecl to have " Olr lIawaii IIr one million Wallace Funeral Home. a daughter, Mrs. Max Ken-' Jelly & Peanut Butter Bread ' id'i~~r'S note: The Lake-' on the Rhine. It's a bargain sacks? I'll use J a panese' bro­ was discussed to have "ole stamps sO I ch.'eked the .trip McCasland died at ' 7p.m . nedy of Abernathy : a son 1.~ Pint Milk view Philosopher 0r:t... his

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