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VOLUME 69, NUMBER 46 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1990, ABERNA'IliY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Students meet $10,000 dog

By Lara Wall get in. Drugs never let you be you, The border patrol has a according to Rich Plaatje, canine helper to help them find border patrol age nt with the drugs as well as people. United States Border Patrol. Kazan, a $10,000 dog from Three U.S. Border Patrol Holland, only understands Dutch agents from the Marfa sector, and his sense of smell is one L.H. Reynolds, Rich Plaatje and million times stronger tha n a Omar Matias, spoke to New Deal person's. High School students about drug Senior border patrol agent abuse and the specific duties of L.H. Reynolds, belter known as the border patrol. "Dog Man", is the canine hand­ The Marfa sector is head­ ler. quarters for 77 counties in Kazan can find all kinds of Texas and 18 counties in Ok­ drugs in all kinds of places, lahoma. from trunks and suitcases to gas Plaatjc told the students that tanks, according to Reynolds. life is a race, and becoming a If Kazan finds drugs he simply drug abuser is like stopping on Kazan sils down to let Reynolds know the lhird lap and taking a he has found them. break. wants to innuence the students Reynolds rewards Kazan for "The best thing that can not to become drug abusers. his work not wilh food, but happen is you'll waste your time l-Ie emphasized that no one wilh his favorite red, rubber and alwavs be behind in life," else except the individual can ball. said Plaat]c. make the decision not to become "He's crazy ahotll that ball," l'laatje · quoted rock singer a drug abuser. said Reynolds. "He'll do anything David Crosby, who said that "You'll make the decision," to get it." Delton Stone, manager of Abernathy Producers Co-op, directs cotton strippers on to the field of three th ings happen when you said Plaatje, "not your coaches, Reynolds assured the students (iwin Myatt. Area fanners used 19 strippers Friday and lumocsted 224 acres in less than three lake drugs; you lose your mind, teachers or parents." that Kazan was not an attack hours. you die or you quit. Plaatjc also told the students dog, but he is trained to protect Plaatje broke the icc with what the U.S. Border Patrol him. Area farmers lend helping hands stories about how to spot a docs, relating the job to every Kazan appeared ver y friendly freshman as well as his cocky day life. as he wen! up into the blea­ ··senior wa lk ." "You int spread doesn't of the game Nov. 16. Larry Norris started but really tell the true story," The Antelopes eventually gave Jeremy Struve soon came in Schaeffer said. "At their peak new head coach Jerry Schaeffer when Norris got inlo foul trou­ during the game when they were his first win in Abernathy, 79- ble early. Norris picked up two in good shape and running hard 41J. fouls in 5 seconds immediately we had our first group in there. "I was pretty pleased," Schae­ after Floydada's first time out It was about a 13 to IS-point ffer said. "At times . it looked in the first period with 5:46 to game. li ke it was just hully-gully but go. "When it broke open was at there was a method to the Norris and Struve each put in the end of the game when they madness. It was just hard to H points. were tired and I put five new distinguish. It could have been Chad Shadden had 7 points horses in," Schaeffer said. just the adjustment to the new and Scott Attaway had 6. "Damon Loper scored a couple style and system." The remainder of the 12 of baskets. Jeremy Struve just After only four days of prac­ players Schaeffer suited up were went wild on them and we did ti ce, Abernathy fans saw an Scott Norris, Alex Salazar, everything we wanted to there. Antelope team that ran con­ Damon Loper and Ken Dunn. All "That's when we broke it open stantly putting up a shot with saw some playing time. and ran it up to 30 and I didn't lillie or no running of an Kenneth Collins was the really mean to," he said. "I was offc nsive play. game's leading scorer with 16 taking my starters out." Judy Myatt's 3-point shot is points for the Whirlwinds. Foul Schaeffer doesn't know the not there yet with 0-3 shooting trouble kept Collins short of his full potential of the Antelopes The Abernathy Senior Farm Skills team demonstrates wheel bearing maintenance for Abernathy city but 6 of 12 went from inside 20 points per game average last yet. manager Fl"lUl1 RusseU and Abernathy City Councilman Elias "Shorty" Vecchio. The rehearsal was the the paint with 2 of 3 free year. He was MVP of District 2- "I like balanced scoring," he day before the team competed in Area I at Clarendon and won fust place Nov. 17 against 10 other throws for a team leading 14 1A last year. said. "Out of this team I think teams_ The team will now move on to the state meet at Huntsville Dec. 1. From left to right. the team points. The Antelopes sagged a little that we have six or seven guys members are Matt KcUcy, Randy Blindert. Chad Shadden, Scott Attaway and James Yanez. Lon Dale Cannon followed in the third period scoring only I'd like to see scoring in double with 13 points including what 10 points. Floydada was held to figures. See SCHAEFFER. page 5 UIL proposes drill, football teams could be one of many 3-point 6 and the fourth started with monitoring, bad conduct penalties

The University Interscholastic programs," Marshall said. "I the final day. Those issues will League LegislatiVe Council met think eventually, our school not take effect without State Oct. 20-21 at the Red Lion administrators will determine ·Board of Education approval. Hotel in Austin. that it will add to our football The council took some steps The 24-member council dis­ program and mean more finan­ toward improving sportsmanship. cussed a proposal to hold at cially to them as well." A football coach will now be least three football state finals Another issue before the reprimanded publicly and rlaced at the University of Texas' council concerned adding ~ancc on probation for a year i he is Memorial Stadium. and drill teams to the UIL. ejected for unsportsmanlike The council's Athletic Com­ The council asked the UIL conduct. The same penalty will mittee had voted on the first staff to monitor competition. apply if thr coach is given day, 3-2, to place the central They also asked the staff to three 15-yard unsportsmanlike site issue on a November refer­ send letters to state and nation­ conduct penalties in one game. endum ballot for Class A-4A al companies that administer Schools must also designate an schools pending council approval. competitions registering tlie administrator to be in charge of The council rejected the concerns of the council. each home game. motion on the final day, 19-5. Those concerns expressed were Further, if a player is dis­ it's something that loss of class excessive. qualified from a contest for

there is a grassroots movement trips, escalating must notify the superin­ from someplace," UIL director costumes, the trend tendent within 24 hours or the Bill Farney said. inappropriate choreo­ next school day. The school UIL director Bailey Marshall graphy and costumes for high must then take appropriate said he anticipates approval school students and the credi­ action. eventually. bility of national championships. "We think these three things "In observing other states; I The council addressed more will help control conduct at think it has added to their than 30 athletic-related issues games," Marshall said. ~ ·- FRIDAY, NOVE~ER 23, 1990 1HE ABERNA1HY WEEKLY REVIEW THE ABERNAlHY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1990 PAGE 3 Obituaries ·Depot ·nispatch Houston proves playing

Due to the Thanksgivina holidays, the senior citizens did not meet )''' at the depot Wednesday. football worth the pain They will meet Nov. 26 for ~e night. 924 Ave. D /298-2988 · t61,Senicea ol Slltoe for=~= ,JI aDiu· ~ of LubboCk; iDdudc a Son,, his Robertwife. The menu for Nov. 28 wtll be soup and sandwiches, dessert, tea Being hurt and playing foot· ~- 31 Ia of Slaton; lhree daughters, Tina and coffee. ball go haud in baud. Cltapel Ia Slaton with the Rev. SiDgleton, Dena and Christina Next Wednesday is game day and November birthdays will be But being hurt every game Call TODAY to reserve James Eqer, retired minister of Deann, aU of Slaton; his father, celebrated. and playing every game is Lubbock, officiating. Wesley F. of LoreDZO; four something Brandon Houston has our party room Burial was in Euglewood brothers, Harold of Abernathy, done consistently for the Ok­ N011CE Cemetery UDder direction of Donald and Joe Bob, both of lahoma Sooners this year. for your Christmas party. Euglund's Funeral Service. Gordonville, and Dwayne of The Abernathy High School LoreDZO; nine sisters, Elma Ray Abernathy High School will • QRCI' night Oil Dec. 13, graduate started his junior year He died Nov. 18 at Methodist Hogg and Catherine McCalister, 1990, &om 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. ill the Ac:adcmic: Ccatec. Repn:seu­ at Oklahoma U Diversity at left Let us help you with Hospital after a lengthy illness. both of Lubbock, Peggy Sellers taliw:a from twallJ ~ ten ~ scbools, offensive tackle for the Sooners your holiday baking He was born iD Abernathy. He and Judy Crowley, both of Ralls, and the military wiD be nlilable.. Studt:ula md pucnts will this year. Pies, Cakes, RoUs was a U.S. Navy veteran of Sharron Douthitt of CrosbY.!on h8\'C the rwwvwtnnifv to .... obtain materials ... ask qucs­ He also started the season World War II and a member of and Tammy Kirksey, Lori MtUer, tx- ill ~~ onlf forwut.. Infonnalioa will be avail­ against UCLA with an injury. VFW Post 2466 iD Lubboc:k. He Carol Dycus and Shirley Smith, able c:oaeerning the TASP and a.EP. Plan to alleDdl "What they thought was a moved to Slaton from LoreDZO all of Lorenzo; and four grand- groin injury turned out to be a in 1974. children. fractured pelvis,· said Rita Mr. and Mrs. P.W. Ford Houston, Brandon's mOiher. Roth A. Foreman "The just bandaged him up SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION FOR Fords' 40th anniversary real tight and be played," she FREE 8x10 Services for Ruth A. Foreman, of DeGraff Funeral Home. said. 71, of Wyoming were at 10 a.m. She died Nov. 13 at her home FREE STUDENTS WHO NEED He also started the year with Brandon Houston · Nov. 17 iD DeGraaf Funeral after a lengthy illness. She had a knee injury that has been COLOR PORTRAIT celebrated Sunday diagnosed as a torn ligament. and OU trainer Dan Pickett Home Chapel in Wyoming, Mich., been under a doctor's care. I One per persor_1 or lamly. with the Rev. Joy Baumgartner She was born in Stephenville. But be played. know the 6-5, 285-pound Hous­ No appointment ~ - Minors must be with parent MONEY FOR COLLEGE Mr. and Mrs. P.W. "Pete" Ford of New Deal will celebrate their 'He'll have arthroscopic knee ton is all football and their No. Famly groups welcome. of Park Congregational Church She was a 1936 graduate of 40th wedding anniversary Nov. 2~ wilh a reception in the Fellowship in Grand Rapids, Mich., officiat­ Abernathy High School. She was Every Student II Eligible for Some Type of surgery after the season,' Mrs. 1 left tackle. FJnanc:lal Aid RegMIIeu of Onldn or Pllrentltllncome. Hall of the First Baptist Church in New DeaL It will be from 2 to 4 Houston said. "Maybe during the Pickett was quoted in the Abernathy City Hall ing. the daughter of the late Mr. and p.m. Graveside services were at Mrs. George Apperson. • Mlny 1Chol111htps.,. given to ltudenll biMCI on their ICeclemlc lnlltweta. Christmas break.' Norman (Okla.) ~ as carHr plane. 11mlly heritage Mel place ol '"ldance. Their children will host the event. They arc Dan and Melinda 1:30 p.m. Nov. 17 at Riverside Survivors include her husband, Pretty nasty injuries, right? saying Houston was "a good kid, Monday, Nov. 26 • There'• money available lor atudtnta who "-been newapaper curltnl, Flynn of Los Angeles, Calif.; Gregg and Kim Ford of Abernathy; and squared-away, hard-nosed". Cemetery iD Clinton, Mich., with Robert; and three sisters, Floyce grocery clerlcl, cheerllldtra, non-emoklra ... lie. Well, then there was a bruised Chris and Karen Ford of New Deal. shoulder in the Texas-OU game In the same story Gibbs said the same officiant. Hunt of Lubbock, Thelma Slate • A11ull1 GUARANTEED. The form er Jew, I Dean Boyd and Pete Ford were married Nov. 25, 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Burial was under the direction and Justine West, also of Texas. and a broken bone in his hand that Houston was a "tenacious 1~50, in Lubbock. during the OU-Oklahoma State competitor'. All you pay is $2.00. CALL 1-800-542-5174 They have one grandson and one granddaughter. game Oct. 6. Before Houston's recuperative For packaging and haildllng. No exlm charge for groups. WDCC proceeds with recycling project "The cast is off now; Mrs. off-season can begin he will ANYTIME Houston said. She added that it have one more test. The Sooners The November meeting of • is only as good as the people of Early census figures show came off after the Oct. 27 game and Nebraska square off today S.R.S. Studio 1 Women's Division Chamber of Abernathy want it to be. Every­ with Colorado. for th e last game of their Commerce held Thursday, one will have to do their part Christmas scene & Christmas portrait cards available. was It's time to deck the hall for the holidays. Debby Tullis prepares her Sooner head coach Gary Gibbs rcgu!Jr ~ca!ion. Nov. at Stcakhouse. 15, J&K to se~re a future for our home with a Christmas wreath featuring old ornaments. Her home Texas third in population Several issues were discussed. children. WDCC will post, at a will be one of four in the Abernathy Public Library's 'Christmas Preliminary '1990 census counts more than 1.6 milliont Dallas is The reqeling project is under­ later date, where the bins will Show of Homes' Dec. 9. provided to local officials for second with 993,CXlO Others in way. There be three separ· be located. will lhcir review show seven Texas order arc: San Antonio, 937,000; ate bins for recycable items the Dear Friend -- WDCC will be co-hosting, with counties with population increa­ El Paso, 505,0()0; Austin, 462,000; community wishes to discard. 'Breakfast With Santa' tickets available the Abernathy Chamber of I'm writing to invite ses of more than 60 percent. and Fort Worth, 442,000. More will be added if the need Commerce, the community-wide calling 298-2453 or from the you to the annual "light Denton County led the state The demographer said Texas arises. They will be for glass, Christmas party. The second annual Breakfast wit h Santa, sponsored by Cen­ RSVP offic e in Plainview by Up Abernathy" community­ wit h an 89 pecent increase added fewer people and grew plastic bottles and tin cans. We are also having a member­ calling 293-2664. wide Christmas party. be tween 1980 and 1990. William­ slown during 1980-90 lhan in President Skeet Engle remind· ship drive. Ladies, we need you! tral Plains Retired Senior Volun­ teer Program, is Dec. 1 from 9 It's scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 2, son County was second with 82 the previous 10-year period. The ed the members that the project The goal is for the betlerment This is a great opportunity for to II a.m. at the Olli e Liner at 7:30 p.m. It will be in the city percent. Other fast growth loca l review count puts the of Abernathy. We know you are parent s to drop off the kids and Center in Plainview. hall. counti es included r::ollin, 81 stat e population at 16.8 million, willing to do your part. Come gel :;ome Christmas shopping Tickets arc $5 which includes percent· Rockwall 75 percent· an increase of 2.6 million or Get rid of those join us and we'll work together. , done while the selections are Local church choirs and school children a breakfast with Santa, a stock­ Hood, 63 percent;' and Hays, 6l 18.2 percent. During the pre­ extra holiday pounds WDCC will help the Brownies good. will provide special music. The entire group ing fill ed with goodies, a picture percent. vious census period, Texas added by using ... with postage, if needed, in their will JOin to$ether to sing some of my ol' wi th Srm la and Mrs. Santa, Sen ior citizen volunteers will "Of th e state's 254 counties," 3 million res ident s for a 27 project to send articles to the time ravonte Christmas carols. entertainment and a chance to he prese nt to supervise the said Steve H. Murdock, a pro­ pcrccnl increase. women and men in Saudi Arabia. Every family attending is asked to bring their Lifestyles' win door prizes. event. Children under three fessor with the Real Estate "Only Ca lifornia with 29.3 The next meeting will be a Tickets may he purchased in years of age must be accom­ favorite Christmas treat, so rm sure we'll all Center and Department of Rural million and New York with 17.6 Christmas party. We will meet Diet Ahernathy from Dan Wright by panied by an adult. put on a few extra pounds. Sociology at Texas A&M Univer­ million have more people than Dec. 13 at Show-To-Go for gift Also, if everyone would bring a canned good we sity, "153 grew and 101 had a Texas in 1990," Murdock said. 318 Main Street - Abernathy HOURS exchanges and a buffet meal. All Cookies'" can fill up our local church pantries. The food population decline." "Only two slates, California and 298-2531 8 a.m. · 6 p.m. Daily members and anyone interested Studebts 'Jump Rope for Heart' will be used to help the needy in our community. Murdock said 55 counties had Florida, added more people than p.m.- p.m. Friday in becoming a member are 1 9 Nov. 23 & Cakes Abernathy school children will And to help remember this special day, each fa­ growth rates higher than the Texas fmm IIJ80 to 1990." encouraged to join us there at 7 halftime of a basketball game be participating in Jump Rope sometim e during December. mily is asked to bring a Christmas ornament with overall state growth rate of 18.2 p.m. Bring a ~ft of not more _ Tm1s, C.alifornia.anercent • ~·~cl!U!l)cd, for 58 jlcrccn,l (>f the "program COifJbmfng W810h/IOSS Wlfh Jcttie Hall, reporter · :; The event is a fund-raiser ~3 students had already· turned be hung on a community tree and used again and nati on's total . population in­ CHRISTMAS SALE nulrilion and freallh ob,ocllves sponsored by the Texas Associa­ in permission forms to jump. agclin for years to come. Nine counties, many of them ru ral agricultural counties in the crease of 19.3 million. The 1990 dosigned lor th o accoloratod tion for Health, Physical Educa­ The class with the highest Oh! And guess what! l..ocal businesses will be U.S. populati

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Brandi Martin Canyon_ scored • 2-pomt Pope C.Ued timeout with 4:46 'The only rully weak spot we and had more fouls, 16-11. at home against Lorenzo Tues­ Paul Jones had 7 rebounds; Smyr 13 14 25 19 71 Shannon Peeples and a good and PrtSCllla Salinas each had 2.. bucket With . 1:19 left and _Aber- left when time almost expired to had in the game 1 thought was After the Thanksgiving break day. Jimmy Jackson, 6; and Kip The JV Lions downed Loren­ fust quarter kept the Lady Pope an~ Prather led m nathy went m~o a stall. W1th ~ get the ball inbounds. the free throw line; Mouser the Lady Lopes will host Sudu have 'un-ewes-ual' success ·we didn't hit the free th­ ,Huffman, 5. zo's JV, 40-25, in New Deal Lopes, out of the Cany~n La~y r~bounds With 7 and 6 rcspec- left Prather h1t ~er only 3-pomt CanY!Jn came back with 2 and said. "We hustled. We made some Nov. 'Z7. rows," said Lion coach Desmond 1 2 3 4 T Tuesday. Eagles reach last Fnday m ttvcly. Abcroathy was outrebou- attempt of the night for a 43-37 called ttmeout with 2;41left. mistakes but 81 the fust of the 1 2 J 4 T While most farmers in the Ayala, "and I thinJc it was from NO 21 15 14 19 69 Norman Leal had 11 points Abernathy and the Lady Lopes nded, 24-22. Abernathy lead. Prather ended a scoring year you're supposed to· Aber 13 13 17 56 area are concentrating on a a lack of concentration. We Lroz 24 22 14 30 90 13 and David Duran had 10. won, 56-50. Canyon fmally caught Aber- The fourth quarter could only drought which had lasted 2:26 Can 0 committed ~ore turn- Cnyn 6 14 17 13 50 "white• crop of cotton, Gary went to a man defense and cut Williams had 18 points in the Brandon Martin had 12 re­ Both \ teams were district nathy, 33-33, with 3:54 left in be described as pure battle. with a free throw for a 48-43 yo Stephenson and Gerald Kelley down their three pointers. We Lions 76-71 win over Smyer bounds. champions last year. Abernathy the third quarter and Abernathy "They're (Canyon) winners," Abernathy lead. arc busy with their own "white" played with them but they killed Nov. 17. Hale had 12 points and Both Lion boys teams will in_ D~trict 3-AA and Canyon in That only seemed to antago- crop and having phenomenal us in the fourth quarter. We Huffman and Chris V"allegas each host Lockney in games beginning Distnct 1-AAA. Lad Lo nize the Lady Eagles who came success. broke down and lost our com­ had 10. at 4 p.m. Tuesday. "Canyon's got a good baD Y pes 3-0 with 50-45 win back with their second and last Stephenson and Kelley arc posure. I think we were trying club. We pl~ded we!l." Coach P~t The Lady Lopes upped Nazareth's Monica Kleman 3-point shol followed by a 2- partners in a sheep operation too hard." ~ouser saJ . "I lus~ ho~ It their win streak to 3 with a had a game-high 12 points. point shot to tic it up at 48-all that will yield approximately 300 Travis Hale was high-point for We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, oesn't g~ t~ ou~ ea Jc and we 50-45 win over Nazareth Naz did not sinlc any 3- with 1:50 left. percent this year. That is up New Deal with 22 poants. He With Pure CEMENT... Call for 1 Yard Or 100 Yards can go a ea an wor an get Tuesday in Abernathy. . t h b hi Abernathy called timeout with from their 160 percent last year. also led I he team in rebound Finisher Available better." pom s ots ut t 90 per- 1:26to go. Kelley said that a 100 percent witb9. Canyon outscored Abernathy The win came despite cent from the foul line. Peeples put Abernathy ahead yield in T. ·xas is a very good Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY 839-2102 from the 2-point field, 39_29_ double digit scoring by 3 Naz Abernathy sank 3 3-point- for good, 51-48, with her last 3_ return. Each team picked up 8 points plaEylc,.sres. Prather was hi"gh- · ehrs. afnd hhit 75 percent of point shot of the night with :46 They attribute their success to Library displays from the foul line. I ear ree I rows. left. 11 the breed of 450 ewes bought in "The difference in the game point for Abernathy with · The Lady Lopes host Sudan Prather fouled a Lady Eagle Colorado two years ago. They bell collection was the 3-point shots," Mouser Tiffany Pope had 9; Shan- Tuesday. who sanlc two free throws and 1 are 7 /'d Rambouillet and 1/8 Fin. said . "Shannon had a great non Peeples and Mandi 2 3 4 T Canyon's final points with :3l The rams are Dorsett and pure­ The library invites the com­ game. She's a good athlete. 1 Mouser had 8 each; and Kim A 14 13 9 14 50 left. think she's going to get better Kemp had 7, N 8 16 4 17 45 bred Rambouil!el. ·munity to view Marleen Ben­ After a Canyon timenut, The ewes are going through nett's collection of bells sym­ Grows like a C.D. and better." Peeples made a 3-point play Do your Christmas This lamb was approximately 45 minutes old when this picture was Peeples hit 3 of 6 3-point called timeout. Mouser said. "They picked up their second lambing (birth) this bolizing the holiday season. sinkin~ a layup drawing a foul taken last Friday. II is literally one of hundreds being raised by With life insurance too! shots on her way to a team­ Peeples pushed the Lady· Lopes the pace and we picked it up shopping at home! year. Kelley said that there arc Gerald Kelley and Gary Stephenson. The bells are from other and hllting the free throw with a few triplets. "'Mos t of the rest leading 16 points. back up, 35-33, but they were too. We let them back in the countries and other states. Some DAVID SANDERSON, CLU, ChFC ...... ;. ..-. :22 left. Watch for the Nov. 30 issue arc half twin and half triplet three-bale colton," Kelley said. New Deal. Kelley lives in Aber­ feature Christmas motifs. They The Lady Lopes hit 6 of 13 3- tied again, 35-35, at the 3:06 game and we fmally came mark. around and started getting baclc Pope made the last 2 points of the Abernathy Weekly Review births,'" he said. Stephenson is also a colton nathy and is an Abernathy High were given to Bennett as gifts. Cha·tered Life Underwriter 298 4143 point shots. Canyon hit 2 of 6. "' It 's kind of like having farmer amJ lives just north of School FFA advisor. Chartered Financial Consultant • Mandi Mouser hit 2 of 2 and Peeples hit her second 3-point after it." of the game on free throws with for a Wishing Well full of gift ideas Elise Prather hit 1 of l. shot of the game with 2:57 left Dominre7. scored the first 4 :15 and :05 left. found right here in Abernathy! Point totals for the Lady and Kemp stole the ball and points o the final period and Pope's last two free throws Lopes were Tiffany Pope and drove for 2 points and a 40-35 Abernathy led 47-37 with 5:23 put the Lady Lopes over 50 Prather with 9 each. Mouser, edge with 1:37 left in the left. (53 3) percent from the foul

Steakhouse 99¢ Deposit 924 Ave. D- Abernathy Schaeffer learns Antelopes' power in first game 1· 10x13 Contin~ed &om_page 1 anything about him." Lon Dale being in the paint. "All my offenses arc very, IWall Photo) $10.00 Due at 298-2988 , "I'm sllll learnmg these guys. Like a .kid at Christmas Boy,_ that'~! sure confuse them if very free-lance," he said. "I 1- 8x10 Pick up I ve . wat~hed . films. Scotty looking under I he tree at all the I b~mg h1m out of the lane. I allow for a lot of crealivity in W.T.WATTS (N~rns) I ve never seen play presents, Schaeffer smiled and don t plan, to do that _a lot the offenses that I've put on. 2· 5x7 (plus tax) REMODELING CO. until th e _other mght and he d~d said, "We've got tremendous bc~ausc he s so efficient m t~e If, within the st ructure of our 2- 3x5 Steak Fingers a good JOb. Scott Attaway I_d depth. 1 think we'll have a great pam! that I want to_ leave h1m Please call offense, Lon Dale happened to 16 - King Size Wallets never seen play. He played m team if the coach doesn't mess m there. He's versatile. So, I'm end up on the 3-point line and 789-7226 so!"e clutch situatio_ns. them up. I'm scared to make any going_ to let. him noat out there he takes a shot that's prefcctly 8 · Regular Size Wallets $1099 For any Jeremy Struve IS. maybe the adjustments at all because they occasiOnally. line with me:· WE USE repair work Includes salad bar $ J95 ~o s t pleasant surpnse. He got are high-powered, they've got That seems to he Sc haeffer's The new coach is not that KODAK PAPER mto foul trouble but . what depth and they're healthy. I overall philosophy now . let the Carpeting • Acoustic Ceilings & homemade rolls familiar with District 3-AA Aber~athy people ~r~ foong to would hate to be the cause of a players try it. teams but is planning for no Painting In & Out sec 1s a very exc1tmg player. breakdown somewhere along the "I t th k"d k h All types of repair He's gnt real super one-on-one line." I h wan e 1 s to . now t a~ surprises for his state-ranked team . Reasonable rates Free cstimalc5 Offer good Nov. 23 thru N~v. 28 skills and we're trying to con- I ave con~de~.cc '", them, trol him and get him into a Even though the team shot 46 Schac~fcr ~a 1d. So, I vc told "I don't know really (about team style. When he !lets into percent from the field and 44 them that 1f they feel that they district match-up); Schaeffer These lambs run from haystack to haystack while their mothers partake cvcmng the open court he's exciting. His fr~m the foul hne, where the can ,make the shot to take the said. "I'm going to take every­ like human children in that they just can't stand still. If one breaks and runs the others fall in role will be probably.- to come pomts came fro""! causes Schae~- shot. body seriously. We're going to At: Pinson Pharmacy and follow until the leaders stop. "' off the bench and be a spark- f~r to look at his offense a bit "Of course we missed shots scout everybody and play every­ plug deluxe. differently. this game that we won't miss in llody as hard as we can. "I take the approach that any 4 302 Main Stre~t "The way 1 look at it right ~Lon Dale w~s 1 for . 2 (3· the future . We missed a bunch. team could beat us. So, I start Students start scholarship shopping now is Jeremy is probably going po1~t shots) _wh!ch was kmd of We shot 46 percent which isn't working on how to prevent that ~ Time: Mon. Dec. 3 It is time for high school loan programs offered by the L<>an Cmpmalion (H iSLC) is a to come off the bench first and a mcc surpnse, Schaeffer said. bad for the first game. Which is really put some energy into our "He can hit that 3-pointer. As a tremendous actually for the first from happening and how to students and th eir parents to U.S. government to assist stu· nonprolit public corpnration counter their strengths and how offense. He could be a good de- matter of fact, w_e may usc h1m game. begin looking for financial dent s and their parents in created b~ the Texas Legislature to exploit their weaknesses," he assistance for funding a college JMying for college or vocational in 11)71) to administer the federal fensive player. some out there this year. "B ut we're going to be shoot· said. education. school expenses. Unlike other guaranteed student loan program GREAT SAVINGS THROUGH-OUT THE STORE !! "I'd never seen Jeremy play. I "A lot of people arc expecting ing in the 50 percent range for "I don't know how we match­ ·'f~l1f Scholarships and loan pos­ federal financial aid, parents . for the Stale .. of Texas . .. The didn't know Jeremy Struve Lon Dale to be in the paint. the rest of the year I think." up. Of course, the book (Pan­ siblities are being announccg applying for these lwms dn nnl ;; loans arc funde!l · by , p, articip~tillg played with lhem. I'd never And I think a lot of people's Schaeffer went on to describe handle Plains Basketball) says GIVE OUR PIC"%'R':_~ , ~,~~~ CHRISTMAS daily by universities and or­ have to be certified as being private lenders and guaranteed heard of him. I didn't know defen ses are going to focus on his offensive approach. we're picked to win it (district) . ganizations. The deadlines arc lin anciall y needy. hy TCiSLC. But Hale Center might have closing in. TGSLC has guaranteed more ~ -l l lm l The current interest ral c for something to s~y about that." Education Communications the PLUS loan is 11.49 11ercent, than $3 billion in loans to Texas CU~S81C FOIL DOVI! "IITAUAAMT ITYLa bops Naz, 39-16; JH girls split DllCORATIVE JV Abernathy's next game will be Scholarship Foundation by the Department of Edu­ students and parents helping PHOTO KLEENEX DISHWASHINO TORTILLA '"I FRAMES TISSUES LIQUID CHIPS at home Tuesday against Sudan. High school students who arc r<~lion , Other features nf the members of more than half a Prim Ryan scored 8 of her Kara Davis had 5 points and I 2 3 4 T ,o 22 II. oz. ~~:~~~~-·6:g 1 2 3 . 4 T interested in applying for $1,000 million families altain postsecon­ OOdT:r,~.... •••'~~t.f.':l'~l.o• game-high 12 points in the first Kristi Robinson bad 4. Aber 13 8 10 8 39 ¢jJ PLUS loans arc a repayment 10 quarter to send the Lady Lope Scoring 2 points each for Naz 5 2 4 5 16 Aber 18 19 32 79 college scholarships should period nf up to ten years and dary ed uca tion Flyda 9 18 6 16 49 request applications by Dec. 14, JV reeling past the visiting Abernathy were Tonya Myatt, the ability to postpone 1payments To receive an informational 1990, from Educational Com­ during the tim e the child is in packet on the PLUS loan prn­ Nazareth JV, 39-16, Tuesday Stephanie McBee, Danni Engle, ~av night. Crystal Ponce and La Shae Abernathy 8th 18, Hart 8th 49 Pax GriD Now Open munications Scholarship Founda­ school. Also, a PLUS loan docs gram, or olhcr guarantee~ Martin. Abernathy's 8th \lradc girls at J~ Rachel Waits contributed 8 tion, 721 N. McKinley Road, P.O. not require collalcral. student loan programs, contact Group charge I points which was 2 more than Abernathy will host Sudan's didn't score any pomts in the Box 5002, Lake Forest, I L l'<~rcnls may horrow up to the Borrower Services depart ­ I ~ -. ~ I I --~ I Country Depot fir st quarter and only 5 by 99• per person 60045-5002. $4,tlll0 per year for live years ment at TCiSLC at I (ROO) 252- the high -point Naz player. JV Tuesday at 5 p.m . halftime as Hart's 8th grade 3/10 mile south of FM 1294 To receive a~ application, for each dependent child en­ 'J741. lnformati(Jil is also avail­ I b: ~~~ ~iil I~ II I rolled over Abernathy, 49-18, on N. Universily students should send a note rnllcd at le ast hal~imc. able through financial aid of­ 3 SP.I!D COFF•• MATIC CLASSIC PORTABLE iO CUP DRIP CHA0M1! Monday night. Beef Pro Dog Food slating their name, address, city, The Texas ( ;uarantcctl StuJenl fic ers or participating lenders. MXER COFFEDIAKER TOASTER state, zip code, approximate c;omlorlgrlphln.dll. Ofll·lltpbrtwcol'ltrot BrlgntchuHl'llllnlltl In the bleak, season opening, Hay grade point average and year (I[ CONGRATULATIONS home ~arne, Susan Evans was graduation. to the winners high-pomt for Abernathy with 6. 99~movies! All requests for applications ~ii'i ii7' lj'"""""•' Amanda Struve and Leslie Open 7 days a week will be fulfilled on or about Jan. Riley each had 4. Misty Sprad­ 746-5510 15, 1991. ling and Janet Gardner had 2 Seventy-live winners will be points each. ttttttt++t+++ttttttt+ttttttttttttttttt selected on the basis of acade­ 1 2 3 4 T mic performance, involvement in Abcr 0 5 4 9 18 t t clCiracurricular activities and Hart 13 18 10 8 49 t t need for financial aid. TCli8S Guaranteed Student t rJiianifU:[ness t Loan Corporation Abernathy 7th 33, Hart 7th 16 Texas parents ha ve been slow Stacy Nelson rattled the to take advantage of a federal bucket for a game-high 15 loan program designed to help points in leading the Abernathy i . ~~ i them pay their child's postse­ GARYS' COTTON BOLL GIN, INC. 7th grade girls to a 33-16 win t · S!I~m~~~~!~ ,~~. .. ,. :-: ·.. :.: - t condary educational expenses, over Hart in Abernathy Monday. 12 Mi. N of Abernathy, 1-27 & FM 37 ~·· Leisha Elliou had 6 points for t t accor

  • 105 Avenue D Abema_thy -.-ccun.~~ MAllY- UIIADVIIITIUD t .9lbernatliy :First l[lnited %etliodist Cliurcli ...... ITIII. TO UUICT 1'1101111 (t- i ...... ~++t+tt+tttttttttttttttttttttttt~ttttt TilE ABERNATIIY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1990 PJ\OE 7 PAG~~ FRIDJ\Y,NQVEMBER23, 1990 THEABERNATIIYWEEKLYREVIEW I . - Lady ~ions ))ounce Smyer, lose to Lorenzo C & G Builders Weekly Review Classitieds· Deadline For News & Ads Tuesdays - 4 P~- 298-2033 The New Deal Lady lions the third. couple of minutes left. That Pack and BaUenpr each bad 4 handilY took care of the Smyer "We played good defense in didn't hurt us. I would have points. varsity girls Nov. 10 by a score the rust half," Bean said, "but liked to have her in there but Edwards had s steals. of61-47. they started bitting from the they were already pulling away." 1 2 3 4 T Even with such au advant~ outside in the second half. Before fouling out, Shropshire ND 119121143 Lady Lion coach Kyle Bean wd, "We need to work on our bad a team-high 19 points and 8 Lrnz 10 17 9 16 52 Storm Windows & Doors -::::-'7' "We need a leader on offense to defense and (reduce) unforced rebounds. The IV girls lost to Lorenzo's .-<::~",.-"".,._,.,,.,. come forward. Our guards ran turnovers." Riley foUowed with 10 points JV, 37-45. the offense weD at times. We l 2 3 4 T and a team-leading 12 rebounds. Lockney will visit New Deal Abcmld&y il a great community SS,OOO Cteclil Card. Guaranteed! Gold Cteclil Card. No security L\KIMBW got some easy points when they Es~~~=tes 298-2086, l..llll1EX POl' Rcot: 2 bedroom house for ND 11 17 14 19 61 Looney bad 6 points and 8 Tuesday for games beginning at to live ia. Thia was czpreucd to No deposit! Free $80 c:crtifiadef deposit. 100% approved. Cash Sweeps & Disks rent, particiaUy furnished. Call APARTMENTS did. We were pretty balanced in Smyr 6 7 18 16 47 rebounds. 4p.m. us during my time in the hospi­ Also oo-cleposit VJSL No credit Advance. Visa/Mastercard gua­ ROLkA·CONE 298-2319 after 6 p.m. (rts) our scoring." Lady Uoas 43, Lorenzo S2 tal. cheek! Rush for Cluistmasf ranteed. 1-90()..329-0400. $25. SERVIS-RHINO 9UAvaaucH Tiffany Shropshire was the "We played great. We out­ Thanks so much for your 1(800)800-S246, anytime. (23-1tp) fee. Used Equipment game's leading scorer with 26 hustled and outplayed them but cards, flowers, words of en· ADAMS POl' Rent: 3 bedroom,, 1 bath, 2 bedroom, llllfuraisbcd, points for New Deal. She also the pressure jtOt to us at the New Deal school menus couragcmcnt, but most of aU, Farm Equip. Co. garage. $250 per month. $50 iadadca refrig., DW, led the team in rebounds with end; Bean wd after the Lady Opel attons and your prayers. Idalou Hwy. • Lubbock deposit. Call 298-2191. (rts) Willer .t laundtj 13. Lions feU to Lorenzo, 43-S2, Jolm .t Susie Harky Doa'l Pay Your Traffic Fmef =,.... Breakfast Mcau THURSDAY: hamburgers, 762·2510 fdity, dean .t IICIIll Reyna Riley followed with 9 Tuesday night in New Deal. hosPital rooms cost Take a defensive driving course. Lost& Nov. 26-Nov. 30 ketchup, salad dressing, mustard, points and 7 rebounds. The pressure Bean referred to Great Plains DriviDg Schoo~ CaU Lucillc Cates, Mgr. MONDAY: dry cereal, fruit, French fries, lettuce, tomato, more than you think••• Found ) Abernathy Mini Warehouses, 298-4141 was Lorenzo's press. 2813 Ave. Q, 744-0334. ( Other Lady Lions contn'buting Thaak you for all the food Lubbock, Used boob for sale. $.25 for toast, milk onions, pickles, cookie, buns, 1408 Ave. E, Abernathy. Storage or caU 298-2962 to their first win of the year "The ~ress hurt us in spurts,' prayers, visits. This has meant Evening & weekend classes. (rts) paperbacks/S.SO for hard backs. TUESDAY: scrambled eggs and milk see me for hospital-surgical Insurance. units available from $35/mo. Call were Tisha Pack, 7; Rendy Bean S8ld. "But when it burt us bacon, juice, toast, milk FRIDAY: fried chicken and so much to us. Abernathy Public Library. Hours: Looney, 5; and Ginna Ballenger, it burt us bad. II was the Elsie KDcich family Monday, 12-5; Tuesday, 9-12; Hallmark & Assoc., Inc. 797- WEDNESDAY: donut, bananas, gravy, green beans, creamed LOll &om 1408 Ave. H, Nov. 14. 2190, Lubbock. (rts) Jenna Malone and Robin Reed difference in the ball game." milk potatoes, fruit, hot rolls, milk Pit bull pup. Male, black with Wednesday, 10-5; Friday, 12-5; Real Estate with 4 points each. Bean said the Lady Lions were THURSDAY: hot cakes, syrup, white streak under neck. Rc· dosed Thursday. (rts) For Sale New Deal was up by 20 points down by 10 to 12 points more juice, butter milk ward. Anyone with information Subscribe today Lunch Choice at one point dunng the third than once. and fought back each FRIDAY: bacon and gravy, Sccood Notice Notice please contact Robert Castilleja, MONDAY: hamburgers, French to the quarter. Shropshire and Looney time to within 3 or 4 points. hash browns, sliced bread, milk ( ) 1408 Ave. H_ (23-ltp) For Sale: Refrigerator or cook Abernathy Weekly Review were out during the third period "It was a 2-point game with fries, lettuce, tomato, onions, )( stove, 2 Dearborn heaters, room Atteotioo: Gow:nuncnt Homes (U due to foul trouble. Smyer about a minute left," he said. Lunch Menu pickles, milk dividers with storage space, half 298-2033 Re~air) from $1.(10 repossessions, outscored their hosts, 18·14, in "Tiffany fouled out with a MONDAY: pizza, buttered TUESDAY: chili dog, French bed with springs and mattress. delinquent tax property call I corn, green peas, fruit, vegeta· fries, tossed salad, milk Mobile Homes See at 903-6th St. or call 298- (201) 4&5-0198 Ext. P512 also New Deal 8th grade girls record, 0-2; bfe sticks, milk WEDNESDAY: hamburgers, NOTICE 2692. (23-ltb) open evenings + weekends. (23· TUESDAY: barbeque on bun, ­ French fries, lettuce, tomato, For Sale ( ForSale ) 4tp-14) 7th grade girls on two-game win streak bfackeyed peas, tossed salad, onions, pickles, milk Due to Kenneth's surgery and recuperation, peach, crisp, homemade buns, THURSDAY: corn dog. cheese, I will be closed for an indefinite period. POl' Sale or Lease • Mobile The New Deal 8th grade girls "We arc playing hard,' Howard milk French fries, tossed salad, milk After Dec. 3, you can reach me at 298-2280 Home and 15 acres, horse barn, WEDNESDAY: chili pie, pinto basketball team lost a close one said. "We just need to score a FRIDAY: hamburgers, French for alterations. fenced pasture. 5 mi. west of fnr that special package lflJBBARD to Post Nov. 15, 24-20, in little more.' beans, tossed salad, pears, corn fries, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, Ada Wright Abernathy. 1-806-983-5456 or under the tree, remember Real Estate overtime. bread, milk pickles, milk New 7th 36, P061 7th Sew Unique 757-2100. (16-Ztp-23) Peg's (reatiue Creations, 921AvcnueD Shana Wood was high-point Deal 28 The New Deal 7th grade girls 607·16th , has handpainte~ 298-2536 for New Deal with 8 in the opened the season with a 36-28 chi! Or en an~ UJOmen' S rompers, Eacclleut business opportunity, season opener. She also led in win over Post's 7th grade girls fane!! panb, jumpers , rebounds with 10. Sc:Mce Statio~ f~ccd to seD in New Deal Nov. 15. Church Directory an~ SUJeatshi rts . Fnr Edna Johnson and Kristi a special order, call "Excellent effort from every· NOTICE }-1..() with lire~ $27,(X)() Rieken each put in 8 points. one," Howard said. "They were 298·273 7. ,Haue a merr!! New Deal junior hi~ girls Christmas a~ a Happg moving, hustling and causing a Abernathy Independent School District is accepting sealed bids }.1-1 coach Donna Howard sa1d it was only $31;'?! lot of turnovers.' LET US THANK THE LORD FOR THE for the sale of two used school buses. Individual scaled bids NeUJ Year from tl1e Ru!! a "great game". Burger's . Marcie Villegas and Jennifer BLESSINGS WE'VE RECEIVED for each bus will be accepted until 4:00 p.m. on Monday, WESERVICE , 3 commercial lots on Ave. D "We came from behind and Williamson each scored 10 points December 3, 1990, at the school business office. Bids will be most brands of TV's and refrig· stayed dose, then took the lead for New Deal. Amanda Maines For aU the good times we have known opened at the regular monthly meeting of the AISD Board of erators. Service on all Whirlpool in the third quarter," she said. added 6. Education, to be held at 7:30 p.m., on December 3, 1990, in appliances. Newton Radio & TV, Does winter have a freeze "We had a lot of steals (15) and And friendships we can call our own, Karin Huffman had 8 reboun­ the board room of the school. The board room and business 306 Main Street, 298-2338. (rts) Autos on your budget? caused several turnovers. The office are located at S05 7th Street, Abernathy, Texas 79311. J \ ds. Which let us know we're not alone score was 20-19 with one second For Sal~ Thaw out with a classified ad Villegas had 9 steals; Elijah But cherished, come what may; Bus number one is a 54 passcn~er, 1974 model, Ford V -8, in l and SAVE! left in the game and Lindsey IS ~===~ Barraza, 6; and Williamson, 4. fair condition. Bus number two a 54 passenger, 1976 model, SMALL ENGINE REPAIR 298-2033 McGuire was fouled while shoot'· For illnesses that we've been spared, Ford V-8, in fair condition. Both buses arc available for 1210 4th Street, 298-2101. All ing. She made the fust shot to New Deal 7th 32, Sundowo 7th 11 And all the memories we've shared inspection, at the school bus barn located on the west side of work guaranteed. Pick up & Government sci7-Cd vehicles from tie the game and put us in The 7th grade girls went to the school campus. Abernathy lSD reserves the right to reject deliver. (4tp-26) $100. Corvettes, Chevy's, Mer· overtime. 2-0 with a 32-11 whipping of With people who have shown they cared, any and all bids submitted. cedes and other confiscat ed "We played a good solid game Sundown's 7th grade team Nov. Whom we cannot repay; properties. For Buyer's Guide but just missed several free 19 in Sundown. Rubber stamps made to order. (201)485-0198 Ext. 8532. Also throws the last two minutes," For all the freedom in our land, Williamson once again fed the Which our forefathers wisely planned, Ascott Rubber Stamps, 411 13th open evenings and weekends. she said with emphasis on New Deal team with 16 points. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING St., 298-2033, 298-2909 after 5 (23-4tp-14) "several". Huffman bad 4 points, 11 That all of us should understand and weekends. ( rts) New Deal 8th 26, Sundown 8th 31 rebounds and 7 steals. Far more than we can say; ZONING MATfERS Wood put in a team-high 16 Villegas had 10 steals and ~ For Safe: 1973 Plymouth 2 door. points but the ND JH ~iris came assists. For aU the ways that we've been blessed, The City Council for the City of Abernathy will conduct a Dependable. Can be seen at 811- up short, 31-26, agamst Sun· Which make us strive to do our best, public hearing at 7:00 p.m. Monday, December 10, 1990, in the 4th, Abernathy. $500. Calf for down on the road Nov. 19. meeting room in city ball, 811 Ave. D, in Abernathy, to Hel Wood also had a team•lcading Th ~' New Deaf junior high i Our gratitude should· b~ .e xpr~ss~g; . consider the following zoning matters: · · · " ( [ .;:;;::;;;;;;;;W=a;;;;n;;;;t;;;;:;;;;d==~) · information, 298-41 24. (23-ltb) 15 rebounds and l1 steals. 1 girls teams will travel to Post So thank the Lord this day. J Shannon Vaughn had 4 points Monday for games beginning at -Gloria Nowak 1. Consider request by Polly Cantu for a conditional usc Automobile For Sale: Rolls­ and 9 steals. 5 p.m. permit to aUow placement of a mobile. home at 603 Ave. A. Royce, 1709 · vintage, mint con­ Manager of Federal Crop Insurance ASSEMBLY OF GOD PRIMERA MISSION BAUTISTA IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO Legal description Block 123, lot 8, Original Town of Abcr· Clipping newspaper items. Earn dition, air conditioning, power 1404 Avenue B 1112 Jerome St. Avenue A & 5th nathy. $2 to $10 each. Experience steering, power brakes, AM-FM Do your Christmas program to speak at sorghum meeting 298-2060 298-2217 298-4068 unnecessary!! Offer, details rush stereo, tinted bullet proof Sunday School9:45 AM Sunday Morn Worship 10 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM 2. Consider request by Ivan Ruffin and Lee Booth for a con· stamped addressed envelope & 23 windows. Used as official car in shopping at home! David Gabriel, acting manager Gabriel has been with FCIC ditional use permit to authorize place of mobile home at 811 Worship 10:30 AM Sunday School6 PM Worship 11:00 AM a cents service fee to R.D. Com­ Cleurgc Washington's first in­ of the Federal Crop Insurance since 1986, serving as assistant Watch for the Nov. 30 issue Evening 6:00 PM Evening Worship 6:45PM Evening 6:00 PM 4th Street. Legal description Block 163, lot 1 & W 1 /2 of 2, pany, Dept. M, 112 Lfoydwood augural; plenty of room for Corporation (FCIC), wiD be the manager for program administra­ Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM Wed. Bible Study 7:30PM Wednesday Service 7:00PM Original Town of Abernathy. Dr. Cayce, W. Cola, S.C. 29169 small cherry tree. Must be seen of the Abernathy Weekly Review ~ue s t ·speaker at an informa­ tion and as acting deputy mana· Pastors Jackie & Glenda Friday Prayer Service 7 PM Lester Anderson (16-2tp-23) to be believed: Serious inquiries for a Wishing Well full of gift idea~ . tional meeting sponsored by the ger before being named acting 3. Consider request by Charles Nash for a conditional usc Thompson Pastor G.G. Flores only. 1-800-Fake, ask for Edsel. found right here in Abernathy! ' National Grain Sorghum Pro­ manager last March. CHURCH OF CHRIST permit to authorize placement of a mobile home at 1112 13th ducers (NGSP). Street. Legal description Block 30, lot W 1/2 11 and all of 12, COUNTY UNE BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST NEW DEAL The meeting is one of the Focus of the meeting will be Original Town of Abernathy. 757-2134 916Avenue E Sunday School 9:30 AM events scheduled for the Amaril­ the future of the federal orop Sunday School10:00 AM 298-2718 Sunday Worship 10:30 AM lo Farm and Ranch Show at the insurance program. Producers Frank RusscD Worship 11:00 AM Bible Study 9:30 AM Evening 6:00 PM Amarillo Civic Center, Amarillo. and agribusinessmen who are City Manager Evening 6:00 PM Worship 10:30 AM Minister Eddie Chance The meeting is open to the affected by the program arc Pastor Ernie Brewer public and will be on Nov. 27 especially encouraged to attend Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM 1ST CHURCH OF NAZARENE from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30p.m. the meeting. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH David Bennett 511 Avenue E 41l7th . 298-2832 Quiet, please The following financial statement is a condensed version of the "Combined 298-2587 OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE Sunday FIRST Sunday Schoo19:30 AM Sunday School9:45 AM Statet~~ent of Revenues, Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance, • which A.POS11.ES CATHOUC CHURCH appears in the contplete audit report of New Deal Independent School District, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Worship 10:40 AM Newbeal Childreh's Church 10:45 AM THE PRINTED WORD ... Bible Study 5:00 PM Morning Worship 10:45 AM for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1990: 511 Avenue R ·Abernathy Sunday Mass 12:00 PM Evening Wnrship 6:00PM Father John O'Brien Evening Worship 6:00 PM It does its work quietly and effectively. When Ernie Gray, Pastor Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM N.Y.I. (Teen Time) 7:15PM New Deal Independent School District Brother Dennis Teeters FIRST UNITED METIIODIST Wednesday Statetnent of Revenues, Expenditures, and Fund Balance an advertisement is in the newspaper there are WHERE ARE THE NINE? 704AvenueD Prayer & Praise Meeting 7 PM For the Year Ended August 31, 1990 · FIRST BAPTIST NEW DEAL King's Kids Bible Clur 7 PM A good story to read around this time of the year is found in the 298-2581 several things you can be sure of: Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday SchoollO:OO AM Thursday August 31 book of Luke (17:11-19). Here we lind a story about 10 men who all Worship 11:00 AM High Plains Nursing 1. The reader probably paid for the had leprosy. One day as Jesus was passing through, they saw him Worship 11:00 AM 1990 Evening WorshiJ? 7:00PM Home Service 3:00 PM and ran out to him asking · the Lord for healing. Now according to Evening 6:00PM REVENUES: Wednesday Scrv~cc 7:30 PM newspaper and wants to read what's in it. Mosiac Law they were not allowed to .get too dose to anyone who Wed. Choir Practice 7:30PM Ernie Gray, Pastor ---riiCill, Intennediate, and Out-of- State $ 843,374 Tim Wino, Pastor F.W. Rogers, Minister of was not affected with leprosy, and they had to cry out "unclean, Steve CampbeU State Progrilll Revenues 1 , 491,487 2. Our advertising message won't be drifting unclean". Well, the Lord heard their cry for mercy and be said, "Go Outreach 180,578 NORTHSIDE BAI'TIST CHURCH Fede.ra1 Progrilll Revenues and show yourselves to the priest (for only the priest could an· CENTER COMMUNITY MONTE DEWS OLIVAS 420 16th Street Tota 1 Revenues 2,515,439 aimlessly through the air. nounce their healing. and be had to write out a certificate saying 5 Mi. E. on FM 597 110 East 4th St. 298-2497 they could be aUowcd back into society). As they turned away to Then 2 Mi. S. on FM 2902 298-2230 3. The local hometown newspaper has the leave they discovered that th ey bad been healed. But only one was Sunday School 9:45 AM 745-6112 Wednesday 7:00 PM EXPENDITURES: grateful enough to say, "thank you"! Jesus said to him, "Were there' Worship 11:00 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday Schoof 10:00 AM Instruction 1,106,269 highest readership of any printed medium. not teo cleansed? But where are the nine?" Evening Training 5:00 PM Worship 11:00 AM Sunday Worship 11:30 AM 12,024 Ne we sometimes guilty of not thanking the Lord for answering Evening Worship 6:00PM Evening 5:00 PM Pastor Espiridion Paez Instructional C011puting our cries to him? Surely we that have been cleansed from the Wednesday Service 7:30 PM Wednesday Evening 6:00 PM Instructional Achinistration 62,710 leprosy of sin, owe him thanks everyday. And hasn't the Lord been Reverend Mike Christopher Pastor John Terrell Instructional Resources and Media Services 30,213 good to us all? Have you found a time today to say, "Thank you, ST. ISIDORE CHURCH South Avenue D School Adltlinistration 192,769 Abernathy Lord, for aU you do for me?" 3,826 Certainly we all should be grateful for what we have. I've got a LAKEVIEW METHODIST 298-4278 Guidance and Counseling Services big brother by the name of Doug. Doug certainly knows what pain METIIODIST CHURCH Sunday School10:00 AM Monday 9:00AM Hea 1th Services 25,479 Weekly Review and suffering is all about, for he bas had his share of it in the last New Deal Bible Study 6:00 PM Wednesday 7:00 PM Pupil Transportation--Regular 100,683 few years. A couple of years ago Doug discovered that he was a Sunday School 10:00 AM 1st & 3rd Sundays Friday 9:00 AM Co-Curricular Activities 136,302 diabetic when his foot wouldn't heal up from an infection. Well, Sunday Services 9:00 AM Worship Service 11:00 AM Sunday 9:00 AM Food Services 149,212 recently Doug bas had to have his left foot amputated. While he was Steve Campbell Jesse Nave, Pastor Father George Thekkedam General Adltlinistration 208,313 waiting to get checked into Nashville's Veterans Hospital he had a Plant Maintenance and Operations 306,778 stroke, affecting his right side. Doug was left paralizcd on his right Total Expenditures 2.334,578 side, blind in one eye, and..,bis spcceh was hampered somewhat. He spent a long time m the hospital trying to overcome his disability. or perhaps I should say learning to cope with what had happened to Sponsors him. I'll never forget the fust time I saw him, after he bad gotten OTHER RESOURCES AND USES: home from the hospitaL I went by to sec him, there he sat confmed Other Resources to a wheelchair, his right band lay limp on his lap, he looked up at 'other Uses ( 30,000) ( 30.000) n-;m;e~t~rymi~· ~g~t~o-t~~oc~us~t~be~o~ne~good~~ftias~wedait3al;jked~.~M~y~hear~t~~~~~K-----4~mSimHl:J.!-FliH~Al!iSCK:ilttiiolD------JOEd[])iOJIIliHUID._liDJ~ei!M:DIL _____~ -·- l -+- --·-·Tota 1 Other Resources and (Uses) was strong, and healthy. This didn't seem the that I Excess (Deficiency) of Revenues and Other grew up knowing. But the thing that I'll never forgct that he said Abernathy Producers Co-op Struve Implement Resources Over Expenditures and Other Uses 150,861 was, "Ernie, there's always someone in worse shape than I'm in." A~e n.a::~~~ng season let's be thankful for what we do have. Brightbill Heating & A/C Abernathy Medical Clinic Fund Balance--Septetlber 1 (Beginning) 474.009 and don't forget to go to your favorite place of worship and bow down before Himiust as the one sratcful man who was ·healed from 66 Butane & Fertilizer Pay-N-Save Fynd Btlanct--Aygyst 31 fEndtngJ $ 624 870 lepr

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    DEL MONTE BUFFET FRUITS PLAINS BEAUTY SUPPLY & SALON GOOD HOUSEKEEPING APPLIANCE Artene Richards - Owner Located al .tll2 :Uih In Lubbodc pbone 795-8327, lhe PLAINS BEAUfY SUPPLY & CE.NTER 2~~~ . .gge SALON Is one of lhe more well "'l*'ted and liked busi..- in Ibis area. "Lowest Prices Guaranteed" Whenever you slop in you will ._ive friendly courleous assislan center features JAR .,,t,JAR beauty care. Also available in our Salon are A veda, Paul Milc:hell, Redken, Nexus, Matrix every modem convenience available for your home. There arc ranges, dishwashers. dryers• ...... ~ hooir•re prodiloll• . walihen. disposals. tru h fO'Ompacton, refrigeralon. freezers. microwa ve ovens. and much. CRANBERRY OR CREAMYICRUNCHY Tbe besl of oorvioe and products available, is lhe reason lhey have become such a P"l'ular much more. You'll find lhe perfect gift lor that verv special lady who spend• "' much of her RASPBERRY ; ·PEANUT BUnER store iD Ibis area. time in lhe kitchen, lool SUNDANCE SKIPPY Tbe nanalon of Ibis 1990 Fall Bwin... Review commend Ibis store lor lheir fine business They offer a full line of appliances. pracllces, and high quality products. We """'mmmd Ia our readen lhat lhey stop by lhe In compiling this 1990 Holiday Business Review of leading busine

    EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER STORE HOURS Monday-Saturday, SAM-BPM Su~~~ys_~_ 9AM-6PM PRODUCTIOI .CREDIT AFFORDABLE HOUSING ALLSTATE BAIL BOND COMPANY ASSOCIATION If you've thought owning your own home • • • wu a dream too far In the distant future, Cln - coum- STATE ;_ FEDERAL Bill Blacll - Praldent you'll be pleasantly surprUed bow qulclcly AFFORDABLE HOMES c:an make that dream a Call 747-9711 for U hour ball bond tervlce. U you've ever been In Jail (regardless of the dr­ The PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION has a local office In Olton at 3rd & Main, HOME MEDICAL living reality! The choice of a mobile home has meant comfort, convenience and a proven ~) and have bad the experience of not lcoowlng If you woulcllte able to afford to post phone 185-1851, abo for your lei'VIce In Plainview at 819 Broedway, phone 296-11782. Here wise Investment for people of all ages and all wallcs of life. And, at AFFORDABLE HOMES ball • • • Ibm you probUiy lmow how bmluallle a ·s-1 bondsman Is. ALLSTATE BAIL you wiU Rnd loans for qrieu1ture ~ Including farm or ranch land, Hvestocll and ~HI-PLAINSVerlln Anglin - President I Rlcllard Partin - General Manager quality Is within the reach of everyone. Featuring new and Uled mobile homes, they have BOND CO., Is looated at 1101 Main Street In Lubboc:lc, Phone 747-9711, and they offer the equipment, or lmprovfns land. Intimate lmowledge of our territory phulmowledp of their Has a member of your family or a friend '-' stricken with an Illness or Injury which re­ just the right unit to Ot your family's .-cis, and your budget too. 11ley're located In El Paso futest poalble tervlce for ail types of bail bonds. When you're In .-d of their services, you ~Jus~.-, enables the prOfealonals here to sreve u weD as they do. The PRODUCTION quires specific treabnents or equipmentP To help them get back on their feet again, you may at 12510 Montana, phone 855-7805 and at 10175 Dyer Street, phone 751-2211 . c:an always count oo a ..,_ty posting of bond and qulclc release. Being In Jail is certainly no CREDIT ASSOCIATION Is entirely owned by farmen and ranchen who are the ...t the tervlces offered by HI-PLAINS HOME MEDICAL at 3803 Avenue A, In Lubboclc, From their large selection In stock, you'll be able to find just the home tailored to your fun but It still happens to the belt of w. Everyone should lte aware of their right-; in ~ mat· stodcholder ewtomen of the UICJCiatlon and In no way Is a government agency. Through phone 747-278&. desires. They offer many Door plan arrangements designed toOt your family. · ten and keep the phone numlter of a competent bondsman such as this. this widely lmown Institution many people of this community have been enabled to operate This reputable Onn features such borne health equipment as respiratory and oxygen equip­ This dealer has a fine reputation for fair dealing, and you c:an be assured that they will more e&lclently. This concern has probably contributed u much toward the development of ment, holpltal beds, wt-1 chain, traction rlggln, commode chain, and much, much more! make an honest deal with you and with .firwmcing avmlable you'll ftnd terms you need to Ot this community u any other Institution. Its tervlce Is positively Indispensable to the success n.elr .,.....ble ntes and considerate service have woo them the respect of referrals of many your budget. After the sale Is final, they will stand behind their sales agreements and their and prosr- of this area. 11ley offer a way for fannen and ranchen to ~re loans In a physicians and clinics in this area. HI-PLAINS HOME MEDICAL has t-n In service in the products with the highest Integrity. businMIIke manner, without being llftJJCIM'd upon In any way. There can be no better way Lubboc:lc area for over 24 yean and really take pride In the service they have to offer. 11ley The next time you are In the area , take the time to look through their many beautiful to secure funcb for your agriculture .-cis than to visit the PRODUCTION CREDIT c:an also repair most everything they sell or rent should you have a problem. They are excellent' models on display. If you have not looked at mobile homes for several yean, you won't ASSOCIATION. / at answering questions about your .-cis of medical equipment- just call747-2789 to end believe their spaclow elegance, convenience, and practicality at prices far below what you your worries! would have expected. The road to recovery Is a lot "smoother" with this respected finn's help! The writers of this That's AFFORDABLE HO~SING ... designed to add comfort and economy to conv~ 1990 Fail Business Review suggest that you call them whenever you need hospital equipment nlent living! STOVALL & BOOHER or supplies of any type .. . you'll be glad you did! · "HAPPY THANKSGIVING .. . TO EVERYONE!" RADIATOR COMPANY INC. Roy Stovall - Owner 1018 ...... Y • • •• ~ •••• Plainview, T ...a ~ ...... 298-2885 ~~~ FOURTH STREET AUTOMATIC Rec:orllw - New Completea TRANSMISSION SERVICE WESTEX MEMORIAL ARTS * * * Complete ltoclc of ...... c.... * * * "Joe Putman- Owner'' OneDarhnlce 322 Ave. G. • Lubbock APPLIANCE MONUMENT • 783-o808. OWned I Operated COMPANY "Our Specialty Not A Side Line" by From their location at Juan I Diana Ramos 4300 Alameda In El Paso, "Have Your Repair Done Right" phone 533-6026 Many families have come GREAT PLAINS MEMORIAL ARTS MONU· PLACE YOUR CONFIDENCE IN THIS FINE SHOP to appreciate the tervlces MENT COMPANY brings YOU WILL GLAD YOU DIDI IE performed In this area by over 50 yean experience in WESTEX APPLIAN~E HEALTH SERVICE INC. serving their cwtomen. It's located at 100 Avenue C.W. ArJa Polley - Director your guarantee of the finest In Alpine, phone 837-2089. A member of the family Is being released from the hospital. An aged parent no longer cah products and the most RAINBOW ADOBE This progressive firm has function alone. A handicapped penon or child requires care and attention. These are real dependable, efficient service "Adobe- Log- Frame Constnu~tlon" been doing bwlness for many situations requiring real solutions. found anywhere! iteve,JeJardo 1 scott Wllllanil; «hrnitra I I ' , (!~ !· yean now and over that Where c:an you tumP Tum to GREAT PLAINS HEALTH SERVICES INC. now serving ~n you select a monu­ period of time has made the greater Lubboclc area with the assurance that warmth, understanding, and quality care ment from this reputable We all know that one way to increase profit and bold do..;n the budget Is to pu~~ many friends throughout the are only a phone callaway ..• at 799-2927 or toiHree 1-800-933-8474. They are located at firm you know that you are quality! The long lastlng:effect Is a proven benefit over the yean. RAINBOW ADOSE Is community. They speclal!ze 8307 Indiana Avenue ln.Lubboclc. They are here to help ... whenever you need them .. . making your purchase from well known for providing· quality you can -and lmll. They're located on Mosely Larie'iri In sales and service on all wherever you need thein ... with health care personnel dedicated to the highest profes- one-of the area's most highly Alpine, phone 837-7191. As manufacturers of the only stablllz.ed adobe blocks in Texas,' AAA COMPUTER & SUPPLY electrical appliances. sional standards. · regarded monument firms. they've assisted many residents In high quality materials and exceptional service. The adohe Bruce Galyen - OWner Headen are Invited to stop In Care is easy to arrange on an hourly or daily basis with RN's, LVN's, Nurse Assistants, Choose from one of the many blocks from this firm are guaranteed to be the best that money can buy. They also feature and look over their display of companions and physical therapists. Professional standards and personal excellence is second fine designs in marble. It's Ironic . •• but a few yean baclc you could ask people about computers and they'd say Oag.tone . . . with delivery available In their area of service. ·- dependable equlp~ent. to none. YOU'LL FEEL BETIER WITH GREAT PLAINS HEALTH SERVICES INC. IN granite or bronze . . . they In addition, the best in design and drafting is featured. In this particular field there simply "who .-cis oneP" Today however, from the smallest firm to the giants, computen are a way 11ley have a complete selec­ feature many fine selections of life. AAA COMPUTER & SUPPLY stands ready to serve you reganllesa of your needs! YOUR HOME. Is no company more worthy.of extended mention in this Special Review than this dependable tion of Maytag, and Jenn-Air GREAT PLAINS HEALTH SERVICES INC. is Medicare and Medicaid certified and and '"""' are avmlable I AAA COMPUTER & SUPPLY Is located at 9477 Dyer Street In El Paso, phone 751-0131. firm. Under the direction of men thoroughly versed In every feature of this lndwtry, it has Appliances . . • tested brands will process all claims for their services. They provide all type< of services under the · In preparing our Special If your present computer system is not relating to your growing needs or If you don't have grown to be one of the most Important assets to the area. And, for good reason. Their sucooss with proven satisfaction. Medicare and Medicaid plans including physical and speech therapy, RN's, LVN's and Review It's our pleasure to one, contact this firm fint. These friendly and courteo111 people will be happy to your records their honest endeavors to hard work ... that pays off! di.tcuss We are pleated to Include Home Health Aides. Don't hesitate to call for more Information, phone TODAY! Your In­ include MEMORIAL ARTS The owners, Steve Belardo and Scott Williams have been together for 12 yean now and .-cis and recommend a computer system which will give you the competitive edge. Call for this fine firm In our Special MONUMENT COMPANY. FREE AAA & surance will be verified. have wide experience In every feature of this bwlness and because of their knowledge of the a Initial consultation. COMPUTER SUPPLY tells versatile, affordable com· Review. We know you'll ap­ A fine spirit of cooperation has been in every transaction with this fine firm . When in need We know that you'll find puten for b111iness In addition to telling programs, lllftware and, of course, excellent tervlce. trade, this firm has continued to witness an increase In their bwiness. preciate the Integrity they of nunlng care be sure to give them a call. their prices exceptionally In preparing our Special Holiday Review It's with pleasure we include RAINBOW With business computen complete with accounting paclcaga and word processing systems bring to each sale. reasonable and theit work ADOBE. An asset to this area, they have contributed to the prosperity and progress of this they have special systems for agriculture, physlclaru, dentists, manufaCturing and more. among the very best. entire section. WW.Ing Evet'flone A Happ!l Holldo!l .. . they welcome all inquiries! 11ley abo carry a complete line of acCe.orles. This finn has assisted many area families In MWillllngE~* * * acquiring computen for borne ute tool At AAA COMPUTER & SUPPLY, they welcome an A H"PP!J Holiday MHAI'PY HOUDA r opportunity to dlscws your needs and recommend a computer system that Is affordable and ... TM!I WelcotM GREf:TINGS" efficient. Call today for an Initial consultation at no cost to you. We are p~ to Include Your BUll-" this outstanding computer .... and the reputable products and other Items they offer. We ltelleve you c:an team tDpther with AAA COMPUTER & SUPPLY and harveat a greater savlnp In time, managemeot and costs! "H- A H"Pf'!! T~ng" J FURNITURE MART A leading community member and one of the mOlt reliable places In this area to shop for quality AND value, the FURNITURE MART located In El Paso at 8020 Alameda Avenue BY LO WRECKING ••• Just 2 bloch South of Yarbrough on Alameda, phone 858-0141, leads the way In One "SAVE YOUR MONEY" fumlture for borne or office. Specializing In brand name products for every room In your home, this reliable merchant features tremendow buys In new sofu, chain, dining room Darwin Sizemore - Owner Purdy Motor Machine Shop IBb, bedroom lets and other pieces of quality furniture! Top name brands are featured here With the price of auto parts as high as they are today, the average penon cannot afford to with fumlshingl priced to fit every budget. Also you'll find a complete selection of elec­ keep his car In the best of repair, unless he is a wise owner and saves his money by selecting Qary Purdy - OWner tronics, appliances, TV'S, VCR'S, stereos, refrlgenton, stoves, washen, dryen and his parts from BY LO WRECKING located on Levelland Highway in Brownfield phone HASELOFF COTTON COMPANY Automotive & Industrial Engine Rebuilding dbbwuben. 837-4988. This illstlngulshecl store Is proud to stand behind th8 goods they sell. Their reputation for These men are experts in their field and can help you select just the right part to fit any Through the community minded tervlce of the HASELOFF COTION COMPANY with 112 E. Wayton Jennings Blvd. • Littlefield two locations at 8008 Slide Road, Suite 231n Lubboclc, phone 794-451'1 and 1212 Avenue D providing the resldenb of the area with Ont-rate furniture and Ont-rate service has won particular project. They keep In stock a complete line of good used engines, and with their In Abernathy, phone 298-2591, the people of this area have come to respect their efforts to ******** diem the praises of many Individuals and bum-men throughout the region. See them.finl we you cart save many dollars over having your present engine overhauled. aerve their ewtomen In the fairest way poalble. for furniture. You'll dbcover that the other dealen are measured by the standards set by the From generaton and alternators to transmissions both standard and automatic this firm Cottoo growen In this tectfon of the state recognize the fact that this merchant has made It 3854811 FVRNITURE MART In El Puol can supply you with practically any part you might need. They never sell parts they know a point over the yean to offer the fairest high market prices for the cottoo they buy. Not only In preparing our Review of~ we suggest that you visit this fine Orm soon. With a are worn out or damaged. ******** --'eat lay-away plan and available financing the courteous penonnel here are ready to We, the writers of this 1990 Fall Bwiness Review suggest to our readers that they save has their many purcha.s helped stimulate the growth and financial strength of this area, Specializing In Irrigation Engines but through the sale of cotton they buy, they continue to bring greater prosperity to many llllet you In just what you ..eel. From a complete home decorator service or a great gift for their money by selecting good Uled parts from this reliable concern. Remember the name, We Welcome Yow ...... people. We are pleued to have this opportunity to make public our appreciation of the com· ,eur loved - •.• they've got the experience that rilalces shopping at the FURNITURE BY LO WRECKING. 11ley wUI pay you cash for your damaged autos, plclc-ups and trucks! munity minded efforts this firm has taken, and make a recommendation to the people here MART ••• a real Jll-uel they contact them for fair and hcJn.t .,..._ cleallnp. •HAV£ A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON" CITY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY The WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY now hu many locations to terve their customers: In El Paso, stop by 748 Horizon, phone 8511-0212 or 12901 Montana, phone SERVICE 855-1740, and In Clint at 12298 Alameda, phone 851-2804. Visit their newest location In "In Bullnna For OYe.: 25 Years" Faben at 206 N. Fabens, phone 764-3155. They're geared up and ready to aerve youl As a Arthur Lara - Owner further convenience to their customers, propane gu .•. In both bottle and bulle form is available at the location on Montana and alto In Clint at the WEST TEXAS PROPANE Long recogn1zecl u "the best man for the job", the CITY ELECTRIC REFRIGERA· STORE, 12450 Alameda, phone 851·2900. Inquire regarding regular deliveries In your TION SERVICE has Men serving the electrical needs of this community with skill, dedica· area. tion and Integrity for over 25 yean! WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY carries a complete line of builders' supplies and Located at 2905 Toliver In Pecos, phone 447-2330, this firm of qualified electrical con­ lumber In stock at11ll times. In any season of the year, you can buy here with confide.-. In tractors Is fully experienced in residential, commercial and oilfield installations and repairs. order for a firm to stay in business they must give their customers quality produeb together They also service and repair residential refrigerators and commercial refrigerators, ice with dependable service • . . all at reasonable prices. WHOLESALE LUMBER COMPANY machines and walk-In boxes. hu '-n doing just that In every phue of their businesl. They've built their reputation by . No wonder leading businesses and factories in the area contact this company FIRST when providing best in building materials at the most reaaonable cost. Here you can obtain quality they ~ the best In electrical world lumber, paint, plywood, struetural pipe, cratlns, architecture timbers, uaed railroad ties, Call the CITY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION SERVICE and have a technician come water storage tanks, livestock watering troughs, water pumps and much, much more. ·out to see what you need In the way of new installations or re-wiring of an existing strudure. Take your building problem to them and they will be more than happy to help you In any 'Olese men are fully aware of ALL of the requirements of the local building codes. They will way they can. We congratulate them for the reputation they have built seniing the public In assist you in every way to bring your building up to the safety standards that the law re­ West Texas and suggest to our readers they trade here often. quires. They are on call 24 hours a day! "HAPPY HOLIDAY GREETINGS TO EVERYONE" In preparing our Special Review of Leading Businesses, we know you'll be more than pleased with the quality of work CITY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION SERVICE puts forth ... always! "HA Vf: A HAPPY HOI.IDA Y"

    PAYLESS NURSERY Family Owned & Operated SIESTA COUNTRY INN Fall is one of the best times to plant those bulbs, trees and shrubs to establish good growth. "Jeanne & Larry Novak, New OWners" If you're ready for something green and lively around your home or office, stop by PAYLESS If you're like most people, the summer pasaed too quickly! There's still time to get away NURSERY, located in El Paso at 8000 Gateway East. phone 592-1894. before the rush of the new season sets ln. Extended trip or Just a weekend get-away the Perhaps you, like so many people, have· been disappointed with "department store SIESTA COUNTRY INN Is your ticket to rest ... .d relaxation! Located on Highway 90 East . greenery" and are looking for a firm that take a personal interest in their customers selection. In Alpine, they're ready for all oJ your traveling conveniences! Just phone them at 837·2503 They dol The hardiest, most beautiful nursery stock anywhere is always ofrered here. You'll for reservations or more lnforma,:nn. find a variety of plants, bulbs, Dowen and shrubs that are just right for any landscaping pro­ The traveler, the salesman, the tourist, the visitor or the Individuals who jiUl nMd to get ject that you may have in mind. With Christmas jmt around the corner ... they'll· soon be away for a weekend ..• are all given the same warm, courteous welcome at this fine motel. offering fresh cut Chrlstmu trees and of course the traditional poinsettias! Think PAYLESS From that Ant phone call you'll receive the prompt cooperation and friendly courtesy that is NURSERY this seuon and you won't be disappointed! so important to your overnight stay, or extended visit. Throughout the year, this friendly nursery hail trees for shade, beauty or fruit In many Comfort? You bet! And privacy, too ..• In pleuant, relaxing surroundlnp at the SIESTA varieties and sizes. Start something growing today . . . it's the natural way to make COUNTRY INN. - - everything beautiful. To be sure of a thoroughly enjoyable stop-over, plan your stay at this excellent establish­ PAYLESS NURSERY Is unique In that they arc actively involved In every sale. Bringing ment. You'll dbcover nothing has '-n spared to prepare for_you the ultimate In COIJifort and yean of experience to this specialized field that can offer you some great Ideas. Mr. rest . .• all at prices you can afford. ,. · ' Businessman: Shop here for gifts for clients or plants and shrubs to enhance your grounds. Make your reservations ahead of your .-d or If you desire, drop by and Inquire any time Your customers will appreciate It and you'll enjoy the "green look of the 90's"! concerning accommodations at this modem motel. It's designed and furnished with YOU In We are pleased to suggest PAYLESS NURSERY to our readers. Make them your head­ mind! quarters for all your nursery needs. Ready for all your Holiday needs •.• they welcome your "Happy Holklsya From Your Friendo AI Tlw Slata Counlry Inn" visit! "HAPPY HOI.IDA YS".

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