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POWDER PUFF ROLLOlJT - Michelle Newton rolls out for a MACKEY-TRUCK ON MOVE - Hale Center running back long run during the 'Hale Center Hig" School senior class fund Dorck Mackcy moves through traffic in gaining 119 yards i7 nlising J)owder Puff football game last Saturday during the week's Owl 55-t2 win ovcr Smycr. The Owls host Iblls at 7:30 Han'cst Festival. (Photo by Lis'a Buxton) p.m. tonight. Whoto by Lisa Buxton) Page 2 .Friday,' Qctc;»ber 2',2004 HALE CENTER AMERICAN - ' ' , ' ~, -- Friday, October 29, 2804 HALE CENTER AM~RICAN 'ale 3 Harvest Festival:' sel:':'"'~2\'! '"".'~-' ·c'-:--...' ~:;:~ ~ _ Top Smyer 55-12,remainplayoftalive- . O!;-" j~ ~titurday=~~;G::~r.;!t:" " ·" II;.A,:,!.4~. l"ii·~?" I,,' ' fi '?:~,r ..\r'. ,,;' ,,' ,', "." ' . ' , CeroVS~I~dAJlbllZ,6"~de- ,' W~Wm ' ~M:'- The Annual ',HarVesr:' FestiYaL ~ , .IlIld escorts ar~4~ Grade: Mrs; ',Heailier Zuniga ' and DeVoIi 111 Owls ,bostRalls tonight Carnival and Coronation will Daniel's, class, Kayla Johnson Richardson and.' 5 grade- Saturday, October 30 '":" '~ . , .. ' CarnIVa' I' By JEREMIAS PUENTE . '. Two pl~ys ' later, nails the QB as he releases the gets his last of 115 on his ~rth take place this Saturday, october and .JacOb Buxton; ',and Mrs ' Christine Salazar and John' Paul ' " , 5:00 p:m;~7:OO p.m. ,I,kin E~ I The .Hale' Center Owls Cerbantez delivers a filtaI blow, ball on the option, Jaime makes carry to the 30. 30,2004. " .. West's class, Maekenzie Spencer Aceviulo. , "~', Saturday,October30 version .04 will be homedie ball pops . out and Ira the tackle. After · an incomplete Mendez fights for Jame~ Gonzales make hot I . The ' CarniVal wiii tie and Jordan Johnson. HCHS . candidates and W\l1G1IUI1 8:00 p.m. HCHS Aud'1torii.m tonight, as the seniors play their Mendez mak~s t his ,own. Marc pl!olis, the Owls try to redeem 7.Carmona get the first.. Puen~e ~ursUlt on the QB to push the ! &om 5-7 pm at Akin Elementary .escorts are seDiors Brenda last game at Jeffiies Memorial; Puente carnes 5 · to ' the 37, themselves as Bryan Gonzales then goes back to the air, agam Cats 14 yards. gym. Th'eCoron~ion will begin . 3n! ' Grade: ¥rs. Chandler's 'Bam!nandMarcPuente,Juniors Kick-off is at 7:30 pm as tile . Mendez bulldozes through the blocks the punt, Diaz glides 25 Matthew gets the call, the Owls . Smyer, not ready to at B pm at the Hale Center High ' clasS1 Ashley Trevino and Chris Natasha Rodriguez arid Manuel Owls face the Ralls Jackrabbits. middle to the Owls 47. yards to pay dirt, Puente adds now lead, 42-12 with Jaime's qUit, breaks for a run to the ~wl I School Auditorium. Spencer; , Mrs. Lemon's (:Iass, Jaime, ' SophonioresDenise The Owls are 6-2 for Cerbantez gets the call to the the 2 as he 'shakes off a tackle, PAT. 48, stopped by ShuplR~ . . This is an annual event Amer Baca: and J8sQn Garcia; LopeZ and lJrian GonzaleS and the season, 4-1 in district, still OWl 46, Puente floats. right for a the OWls are up 35-12: Smyer runs a 9 play "Wate,rboy" Jacob B~xton, IS that has been around for and Mrs. Maddin's class, FreshmenErinTumerandCody ,r in play-off contention tied at 46 yard TD, Jajme hits his PAT, Jaime tackles on the series before they are forced to watchlDg close as he Sits on the almost 50 y~. , The Owl Lindsey Teran ';fatthew Baker. . ' second place with Anton. the Owls lead 14.-~. kick-off, Cerbantez, Mackey, punt again, as Travis Courtney 30 yard yellow marker. Booster Club bas sponsored this Kirkland. Earlier this week on .Annlto\ Merchon't~ Fans galore made the Smyer . takes returns David Castillo and Mendez are warms up on the sideline. . Two plays la!er, ~e fundraising event fur many years , . Tuesday evening, the sophomore trip to Smyer to support Paul ball to midfield caught again by "thorns" to the Cat's side, they Mendez carries the ball from optlO?, that .had ~en effective but decided last year to no longer 2oc1 Grade: Mrs. Benson '5 class, .class had a Cinderfella contest. Chandler's Owls. Matthew, but it was the yellow are forced to punt. the 7 to the 16, Mackey all mght, faded, picked up by have it. The HCHS Junior class Erika Rodriguez and Zachary A Hamburger Supper f rick or f re'ot Ira Mendez delivered flag that took the ball back to Matthew takes the punt torpedoes to the 37. ,Courtney Carm~na for a 43 yard TD, PAT later decided to continue this Sanchez; Mrs. ' Ginn's class, will be held prior to tonight's the first hit of the night on the the 23. Smyer controls the ball to midfield, as the fans chant" starts to take the snap for the by J8Ime was good, the Owls long runningtradidon and uSe it Chelsea Rodriguez and , Ryan game in ,Akin Elementary's kick-off, he and Ben Diaz the rest of the quarter, with We Want a Touchdown," with Owls. The Owls are held on the are up 55-12. as a fulidraiser. Johnson; and Mrs. Villall'eal's parking lot from 5-7 Pm. For Friday, October jtf", J-5pln -- , teamed to stop the Bobcat after stops by Cerbantez, Carmona less than one minute left. series, ending the 3n!. ~ale Center plays the The following are some class, Marli Martinez and Max only $5 you get a burger, chips, one. However, on 'the next play and Andrew James; the quarter Cerbantez tails a Smyer takes over on last 2 mlDutes car~fully as they of the 'booths tbat will be at the Lucero. dessert and drink. Smyer's back broke for the goal ends with cheerleaders Kelsey screen from Puente, carries it the Owl 35, Blanton catches the defuse the last mlDute attempt line but Matthew Gonzales Kuriyama and Lindsey nine yards. Puente continues the QB for a 2 yard loss, Smyer by Smyer to score, the Ow!s Carnival. They are musical Tonight after the Participating merchants will have a pumpkin in th~ir made a gallant from behind stop Madrigal holding signs that say, air assault tQ Shuping to the 31, then punts the ball, although it have won their chairs, blow-up jumping booth, 111 Grade: Mrs. Johnson's class, football game, the juniors are ano~er ~ame, window, showing which businesses have treats for children at the one, the next play, Smyer "NOISE", one of several signs , then Cerbantez to the 16. The went out of bounds. play-off hopes stdl ahve. fortune telling, jewelry, Kaitlen Lemons and Jonathan sponsoring a dance for 7-12 in our community. .. led by 6, in the first one minute displayed by the cheerleaders field goal attempt is foiled by a Mendez is stopped at . Ralls would love to cappuccinos and smoothies, dart Hinojosa; Mrs. ' Ramirez' class, graders for $2. of the game. and &os alike. bigh snap, the Owls go in at half the 40 but carries a host of 'Cats spOil the Owls play-off hopes as throw, pie throw, football throw, Rebekah Ortiz and Jonathan The class' candidate Chandler must have Smyer ended their leading 35-12. to the 34. Mackey goes for the they are one down ~om .Hale Merchants are: JeJTie's Place & ring toss, hair painting and Farmer; and Mrs. Tiner's class, that raises the most money will worried ' that the Owls " were scoring two plays later and the A n g i e S i m m s, first to the 29, then to the 22. Center ~d Anton. ThIs will ~e frisbee throw. Alsota~, face Oliva Espinosa and TreyBuxton. be 'named Harvest Queen, then Reflection, Texas Bollweevil suffe~ii1g from bus lag, or that Bobcats are down by 2, 14-12. sophomore cheerleader holds Diaz and Mendez then carry to the last time. the .~4 Owls ~11l painting, tame and snow ~nes, the a Harvest Princess will be Eradication, Hairstation, Post Office, they might have a let down from Cerbantez takes the , the "NOSE" sign. . the 2. play at Jeffiies thiS year, bnng bean bag throw, duck pond, Kindergarten: Mrs. nllmeet' for Akin~ CMS and City Hall, Security BcI1k, Claude A. such a high intensityrgame ~ like kick-off 17 yards, Mendez The Owls get no return Travis Courtney could your HC blankets, your posters hamburgers and kiss the pig, Applewhite's class, Ashtyn HCHS. Bumett Agency, G.B. SUpply, Brown Anton. rockets from the Owls 35 to the on the kick-off, Mackey, who change his initials from TC to and signs, support the Owls as cake walk and cokes, basketball Embry and Sammy Baca; Mrs. Each claSs (receives a Pharmacy, Lowe's, HelSO Daniel Cerbantez took 'Cats 29. Cerbantez picks up 8 has 112 yards in the game, TO as he carries twice to push they are trying to match the shoot and baked goods and ajail. Bryan's class, Kirtsy Rangel and percentage of the ' money that Administrative Office, Hand In Hand, the kick-off from the 30 to the yards to the 20, Mackey carries powers up the middle, the ball into the end zone. number of wins by the 94-95 Each candidate was Anthony Florc;:s; and Mrs. tliey raised. Hale Center Public Library, Owl 46. Derek Mackey" carried twice, Puente once as they set Cerbantez nails the first. The Although the PAT is no good, Owls at 8. selected by her classmates. She Flores' class, Maci Ramirez and The Ql,leen will receive Rower Baske~ Owl's Cafe, The for 7; Cerbantez gets the call, up Diaz, as he carries in from senior then carries to the 'Cat the Owls lead, 48-12. See you at Jeffiies, join ' then selected her escort from out Gage Tiner. 50%, each Princess 40%, the Altman Group, Legend of the Plains ~.~"~Il gets to, the 40, cuts right,to neat the 1, Jaime gets # 12 straight, 48, Puente again finds Shuping, Mendez makes the stop the locker room celebration. of her class. Carr Middle School Senior class 50% and all other Nursing Facility, Mandito's and the the 20. Mackey carries twice the Owls lead 21-12. tbis time at the Owl 45. on the kick-off, Jaime makes the The Akin candidates candidates and escOrts are 81b candidates 30%. Hale County Farm & Ranch Museum. and with Manuel Jamie getting After Matthew makes . Cerbantes get the call next, play on the first, Cannona, his number 10 PAT in a row, the stop on the kick-off, again Mackey carries then Puente Chris Wheeler and Andrew the Owls take and retain the denying Smyer of the TD, the Dear Friends, Remember to .ay "Thanks" to these merchants for lead. Owl defense takes control. On has been said there are three kinds of people: supporting the community and our kids. Jonathon Shuping was fourth down, Andrew James "Smokey" makes a great -:. People who make things happen the first to make contact on the kick-off, Cerbantez, Mackey, defensive play defending Sponsored by the Hale Center Chamber of Commerce .:. People who watch things happen Jesus Cannona and Andrew against the pass, even though he and the Hale Center American .:. People who ask: What happened? James Gonzales made stops on is pushed by the receiver, the Owls take over on downs. I am Gary Koelder, candidate for County Commissioner, the next 2 plays, but they get the first. Three plays later the 'Cats Puente tucks the ball Precinct 3, Hale County, Texas. I want to be the person to make are on the Owl 41, despite the away as he fakes the hand-off, things happen. I am asking for your support in the upcoming For Sale: efforts of Carmona, Mackey, he finds a hole up the middle for about 10, when he puts his I want to make the "Best Better"- I want to serve Hale County. 3 bedroom, 2 batb, carport. Andrew James and Jesse This election is about the future of Hale County, not its Blanton. The 'Cats have a first regional .qualitying speed on as 1014 South Lawn born and raised in Hale County, I have a real love and, and five, but the Owls take the he switches directions, passing in front of the HC fans, with a • cclmJ:las5iion for this area, I am asking you to let me be a part of not • ,, ~!Rrr a) , ~~~d I~ss :., ... ,.__ .. . 3 bedroom, I bath, witb fireplar.e, block from Matthew, the last 45 the county's future but a part of your future. 6 hot tub, pool. 314 W 4 Cleveland Street yards are all by himself, capping For the past 22 years I have farmed in this county. My wife, Marilyn, and I are in the process a 64 yard TO, Jamie is off for ofraising our two children in this county. . 100 X 140 ft. commercial property with 2600+ It. building Self-Storage the first time since the third quarter of the Crosbyton game. Eleet GARY KOELDER for County Commissioner Pet. 3 304 Main Monthly & annual rates. Small & large garage sizes . The Owls lead 27-12, Your brother in Christ, As the Owls fans shout .~A ~AGENCY ' Contact RIck Block "Who Let the Owls Out, HOO 108 Cleveland St. Phone: 80~39-2414 839-2069 Hoo", the defense is warming 806~774-7935 up. Mackey lind Jamie hand the QB a 3 yard loss, then Diaz ,------.------
,~ It, ~.... _." _ ~_ ... Friday, Oct9ber 19, 2004 HALE CENTER AMERICAN Page 5· Endorsement Excerpts Page 4 Friday, October 19,1004 IIALE CENTEII 4MERICAN Editorials Wichita Falls Times Record News Fort Worth Star Telegram . -Ifi/,t!Iii/et ' , ' ' For president' of the United,States: We do not Charlie Stenholm - I)istrict 19 endorse either George W. Blish or John Kerry. Anyone trying to pin a "liberal" label on : ~(~IC~N Aner reviewing 13 key issues. from the eCOliomy U.S. Rep. Charlie Stenholm is looking only at the ·to the conduct of the war in Iraq to thecrt!ation of "D" behind his name and not his voting record. jobs. we believe Mr. Bush 'and Mr. Kerry don't The Abilene famler voted "yes" on the difter enough to make a difference. Particularly partial-birth abortion ban; "yes" on a bill that on the war in Iraq, neither has a plan 'to get Qut. would have blocked certain civil lawsuits against and both SUppOlt continuing it. While Mr. Bush tirearm manufacturers. distributors and dealers: made a serious mistake building a monumental Published weekly on Friday of each week, es:eept ,first, Friday "yes" on a prohibition on human cloning; "yes" deficit. Mr, Kerry's promise to cut it in half is after Christmas and one Friday during tbe summer montbs. on fetal protection legislation. empty. Periodical postage paid at tbe United States Post O(fice. He has supported Bush-backed Icgislation Neither candidate has a realistic program to with his vote 60 percent oflhe time, In any place increase the' educational levels of Latinos or PO Box 1030, 616 Main St., Hale Center,.TX 79041 but Tom.[)eLay's redistricted Texas. that would African - Americans~ ' the' poor or the working make Stenholm a conservative. Pb: 806-839~2311 Fax: 806-839-9901 class, Email: [email protected] Beyond Stenholm's fiscal conservatism alld We do believe that whomever is elected must an independence from his party that is laudable. SUBSCRIPTIO~ RATES: be able to overcome these challenges: he brings his status as ranking member of the S2.oJyear in Hale County, S2Uyear outside Hale County. I, Rebuild relationships with Europe; House Agriculture Committee. Texas' '. PETE LANEY agricultural busincss is second only to Publisher - Don R. Richards We need Pete now inore 2. Deal effectively with the nuclear weapons California's. Farmers, ranchers and agricultural Editor - Jamey L. Phillips .' 'IL ,' .• , ' , ,', } threats posed by Iran and North Korea: interests throughout the state lose an important Business Manager - Ronald Pbillips , , t"ll.nev~r. ", ':. , 3. Get us out 'Of Iraq as quickly as possible: voice ifStenholm is no longer in Congress. The S,ul'-Telewum recommends Charlie News Editor - Lisa Buxton. State Rcp. , ~ete Laney is the ~d most tenured 4. Come up with a health-care plan that will, first, Stenholm for U.S, I-Iouse District 19. Office Manager - Cammy Whitaker mem ber ofthe Texas House of Representatives, and We be a ~afety net for the poor and the working poor need his help now morc than ever. and senior citizcns, and. second, protect the Abilene Reporter-News Member: Texas Press Association Pete is the ranki~g Democrat in tbe Te~ House of middle class from skyrocketing medical costs. 'Stenholm best for new 19th District Representatives and we need his experience and 5. Actually lower the deficit. leadership for the rural areas of Texas more than ever Elected to Congress 25 years ago as a In other words ... before. conservative Democrat, Stenholm has never been ,a He knows us, he knows our assets, and be tax-and-spend liberal. From the right of center. he knows our problems. His leadership, guidance, and Stenholm for Congress: has worked doggedly 'tll pull his party toward the training 'to the younter,members of the House; both An independent voice middle. where most Americans are. and now ranks Democrat and Republican, is invaluable not only for Plainview Daily Herald 27th in House seniority. That gets him noticed; but west Texas, but the. entire state. more valuable than longevity alone is the qualitv of Generations • • • Wh ~ 1l Tex'as underwent a controversial ' representation he has provided. Pete has· never forgotten his roots. He's honest, redistricting earlier this year, it threw two good Because of the clout he has earned. the respect humble, and possesses a strong sense of right and men into the contest for the reconstituted District in which he is held and his record of practicing wrong for 'the people. " 19 seat that includes Hale County. what he preaches about fiscal conservatism. the , "By Don R. 'Richards We enthusiastically endorse Pete Laney for election Charlie Stenholm, a Democrat from Reporter-News believes Charlie Stenholm will most to the Texas House of Representatives in the November Stamford, has served the 17th District for 26 effectively represent the interests of Ahilcnc. of general electiOn. years and gained the status as the ranking Lubbock 'and of the entin! District 19. member on the very important H'ouse Agriculture As us Baby Boomer Generation fancy technology, because we All these changes affect would criticize. dramatic change from the days , Return'Bob Duncan to the The University Daily gets closer to retirement age, we remember the days prior to the way the new generation Committee. I have seen a lot of when Ronald Reagan was the State Senatet Stenholm has gained a' reputation as an Texas Tech University are starting to see a lot of tel€;vision, VCRs, and computers. thinks, and reacts. discussion lately on news re- most popular politician on col independent. bi-partisan voice in Congress, StenhQlm Endorsed publicity regarding the differ The ' Baby Boomers DurIng World War II, I ports as to how the new genera- lege campuses. We recommend west ·Texas voters send a strong • frequently not voting with his party on issues that Between the two incumbents running for office, [a ences ~etween the various gen have been followed by two many people got their war news tion will be impacted politically. ' , , messag~ back_to. Austin by'-returning State .: Senato~,,_~ !. connic!' with ,what·beisees as the·best, interest of majority] of The University Daily editorial board " erations. different generations, commonly from tHle news clips which pre We had additil!lnal voter registra- If you haven't voted Robert Duncan .. to th e.-=- Texas ' Senate ~ ' with '~ an'" " rural West Texas. strongly support Rep. Charles Stenholm. D For as long as I can referred to as the Me Generation, u.s. ceded the movies in area the tion this year, and early voting is yet, we encourage you to get to overwhelming-vote of confidence. , In lact. he has supported President Bush ' Abilene, lor the position. remember, the dominant genera and Generation X. With these aters. Today we get CNN 24- running well ahead of previous the polls today, as early voting " Du,!can, Republican ;' from .Lubbock, is, widely '. with votes 60. percenLofthe time. As a conservative Democrat. Stenholm's tion has been the one just ahead new generations, the old tradi hours a day in our homes with repent elections. I ends before the weeke~d . Some viewed as one of the most co~peteilt and capable In addition to being a fiscal conservative' - he hipartisan stance does not support homosexual of me, which wasthe Depressionl tional rules have changed dra live broadcasts from the battle- For whom will, the reports have indicated that more members of the TexasSenate~· ' has been a consistent voice against delicit marriage or abortion. World War II generation. I grew matically. field. ' younger generation vote? When votes may be cast in early voting! spending and also has worked hard on Social up hearing a lot of stories about First, they know noth Whereas our parents Bob Duncan possesses all ihe virtu~, and common We feel Rep. Randy Neugebauer. R-Lubbock. is I was in college, the hippies than was , cast in the entire Security and Medicare issues - he also is a strong sacrifice and survival and utiliz ing except rapidly changing tech sense .of. his uncle, the late Texas Senator Marshall relying on his Republican title to win this election. taught us to never throw any dominated the political arena on election two years ago. supporter of the military. having recently been ing every piece of every re- nology and instant communica thing away because a part of it Formby, wbowas a. native of Dickens, long time He has approved campaign commercials slinging campuses. Through the 83s and . Of course, you can also named to the Armed Services Comm ittee. source. tions. While we used to rely on could be useful, today's genera Plainview attorney, and represented mu~h of the same llIud at Stenholm and at the fact that Stenholm is a 90s, the young Republicans wait and vote on November 2, Stenholm also has been str.ong in defense of My generation, the getting letters from home, a tions are part of the throwaway territory now served bY Senatpr Duncan. ' Democratic. Neugebauer has been in Congress since reversed those trends as college election day, but it would be life on such issues as abortion. human cloning Baby Boomers, have been, more handwritten letter is almost un society; You use an appliance Senator Duncan is consisteptly called upon to carry 2003 . Stenholm has more than 20 years of experience campuses became exceedingly , ridiculous for a person to 'c1aim and fetal protection. He . opposes same-sex or less, 'considered to be the heard of in today's society. one of the heaviest workloads in tile Texas Senate. He over Nellgebauer. That fact should be sufficient in until a problem develops, and conservative. i they didn't have the opportunity marriage. He. like his opponent, is a man of working generation. We all While my mother and you simply discard it and buy a How are today's cam- to vote. Voting has never been is chosen for good ' reason. Bob Duncan is a true determining Stenholm's superiority, statesman and west Texas is fortunate to have a man of strong moral character and faith. . started. off at the bottom and father remember surviving with new one. Repair of an appliance puses comparing? Well, I found easier with Ian extended early Stenholm is a graduate of Texas Tech. He is his honesty and integrity. We like both men hut believe Charlie worked our way up, while trying out electricity or telephones, is almost unheard of. You it interesting that the student voting period. Stenholm is a principled, intluential and familiar with the area and with concerns Tcch to save and establish., plans for washing machines and refrigera- ' certainly don 't want to keep old newspaper at Texas Tech, the As we proved in several We Stroogly. recommend voters return Bob Duncan independent voice who deserves to be District students have. retirement. tors, today's society is totally ones ,around and end up throw University Daily, endorsed John recent elections, every vote to the Texis Senate with ihuge vote,of confidence. II)'s voice in Congress. Let's bring him back to campus. We have enjoyed our electronic and instantaneous. ing away something our parents Kerry for President. ' That is a counts. Make sure your's does. experiences with all the new .' --'-' --.-- ...... ---.-:.:~-'-- .~ . =~~~~------hP6~~~~.r.l*Hlliam~~uoc~~.~_~~ ____~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~ .~~~~~~~~~~~#. ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~: h~~~~~~~~~u~~nR~E~~h~7 Sr:>brts Real... . Festival of Lights DeLay running harder .ForewrneColtc(usion than previous races announced By Randy Howard The Hale Center Chamber of and the plazas. By Dave McNeely Co~merce alld the Hare Center The Festival will be in Election Day is this coming Tuesday. In talking to Commission enough clout to enforce the election Beautification Association .are conjunction with the annual visit people, many Americans will be glad when this laws of our .nation and have the criminals who The University of Texas Saints now. Atleastheis on their sponsoring the new Festival of from Santa Claus. Le8gue is still in a player "jock Lights. Volunteers are also election "season" is over. willingly break such laws be .held accountable. The Longhorns are a much better team aCtive roster and most likely will SUGAR LAND - . House Delay in the 2000 and 2002 GOP out" and probably won't have a This event is scheduled needed to help decorate . on j_h~never seen so many negative Federal Election Commission is ajoke as it operates than the Texas Tech Red Raiders . . get h~s ·chance before the NFL Majority Lead~r Tom DeLay primaries (17 percent the first time, season this year. "pees anyone for SatUrday, December 4, 2004 Saturday, November 13, 2004 advertisements. And do you realize that ~oth . today. After all~ we are a nation.qflaws and not of. And they· are - bet~er coached., season end's: . raised a lot of corporate money 20 percent the second). in west Texas really care? at 6 pm in ftont of Wright beginning at to am at the park. parties' candidates and their supporters will have men, aren't we? ' Such was very evident Saturday . NWvo. -. MIVV\ to help Republicans take over the . He and Libertarian Tom Broadcasting. . Donations ' are also spent more than a BILLION DOLLARS on this ..... , , ~ightin I,ubbock!l!t(l on n,tiOQal .' . '. Thlmouston Astros did Texas House of Representatives. Morrison (no kin to Richard) . '. "Did you tver -go to . bl!ing accepted to helpfimcl this Presidential campaign? . President Bush signed "the I~rgest television. not World Seri~~. fte then had legislators draw a provide alternatives for niiikf.t'" the i Amarillo in the early 70's and see The Festival will project. You can send your new congressional redistriCiing Republicans who don't like ••••• corporate tax break law ever without any fanfare MIVV\ They ' Ipsf"t'o the St. LOliis 'the Pittsburgh Penguin's ice include a community gathering cheek to the HC Chamber or the We sure have not seen the junior senator last week. The bill originated.to get the United plan to blow up Democrats, and DeLay ' but won't vote What IS up with all 'of Cai'diriilsintliitseventhgamein hockey "farm team" , th e to celebrate the glorious He Beauiification Association. from New York out campaigning for the Democratic those' penalties against Texas St. Louis. But they had sweeten his own district. Dem'ocratic, Fjetland says. States into compliance with the World Trade a . Wranglers? It didnQt take long Christmas season with a lighting Just.mark it for Christmas lights But DeLay may have DeLay . always nominee much this year. Organization ruling that many of our tariffs and Tech? Is there spm e sorLol remarkable lut half ofthe season for the team ' to fold and for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton must of all the trees in the City Park fund. called the guns in on himself. campaigns liard, said spokesman subsidies were deemed to be illegal. reward system for g~tting o~ and made" me proud t~ be an '. Pi~rgh-to move the team to a secretly hope that fellow Democratic Senator John DeLay has routinely Jonathan Grella, but this time In correcting such, special interests were c!lusing the 1I\0st penalties? Astros fan again. · Kerry does not win the election so that she will be • MIVV\ MIVV\ more favorabl.• e. n.o• •i1hern city. ~ received more than 60 percent of around he did open a second able to influence our Congress and took advantage the presumptive front-runner for the 2008 the vote in his district. campaign headquarters in Clear of the political climate in securing $136 Billion Long-tilJle' loyal Texas ' J)i~ yoU notice that the An~vv;~~ National .II. "." IIIHR1 ,/., Democratic Party nomination. Dollars worth of c,?rporate tax breaks-most of Tech fan 'Sieve Haley points out Los.Angeles. Dodgers went out But in addition to Lake to meet new potential BasketbailAssociation has begun L!======:::;.::':::':::*'=M;;;.:=...... === ·===.J._ having about 30 percent new turf, constituents. ••••• which are very,suspect in my h90ks. that when Darrel.KIRoyal retited and·congratulated theSt. Louis pre-season play and is about Both poli~ical parties have already DeLay has had lots of negative Fort Bend County GOP And that is probably why the President as the Longhorn's Head Football Cardinals after they lost to the ready for their 82 game season to Well, a lot has been going on home and 7* grade won and the assembled large, wtll-prepared legal teams to pUblicity over three ethics Chairman Eric Thode predicts very quietly signed the bill into law and went about Coach in 1976 after 20 years at Cards iii the first round of the begin. Again, who cares? this week. The Harvest Festival 8* grade won! " descend on the various states where there is admonitions from a unanimous Delay will get-at least 55 percent his campaigning for re-election. ~ the helm, he was just 52 years old. play-offs. . MIVV\ carnival and coronation will be They played in Ralls expected to be very close elections. Some "experts" bipartisan House ethics this time, while DeLay's ••••• I don't know ifRoyal was the best When has that ever There is plenty of great on Saturday, October 30*. Come this week, and I will have the are saying that Ohio may be the next "battleground" committee, and indictment of opponents say they think they'll colleg'e football coach of his era; happened? ...was a great display high school football "still to be and support your grade. results next week. They Will state concerning correctly determining which three aides who helped DeLay pick up former supporters ofthe The one aspect of the corporate tax bill but he was entertaining and his of good sportsmanship! played this season. Sunray The cross-country girls play their last game against funnel corporate dollars to House Majority Leader who are candidate will have received the most "legitimate" that everyday Texans can benefit from will be the teams won. MIVV\ travels to Stratfordin the Texas had their last meet on Tuesday in Lorenzo, Thursday, November 4. legislative races. . fed up with the allegations. votes. right to deduct sales taxes paid from federal income Again, there are no day panhandle this Friday as both are Spur. Yea! I will have the top They.will be playing at home, so So this time around, That DeLay feels the Florida may also have some of the same taxes. The Internal Revenue ,Service allows USC continues to be the games in the World Series. Top Ten teams in ClassA. Goout finishers next week. The girls don't miss the chance to come problems that the state experienced in the 2000 DeLay is spending more time and heat was underlinea Tuesday, (10/ residents of most states that have a state income Number One team in the nation . Television dictates that these and watch some football this will now be starting basketball. watch them play. m m money than usual to fight for his 19) when he showed up for a election. Clearly, the lax rules for same day voter tax to deduct the state income taxes paid. and in theBCSrankings. OUbas games are played at night when Fridaynigbt! The 7 and 8 grade GO OWLS AND registration in some states could provide an seat. debate at Clear Lake High School For 2004 and 2005, Texans will be able to moved up to the number two spot the most television viewers are teams played Smyer last week at OWLETTES!! He's already spent $1.4 after first saying he wouldn't. opportunity for some potential voter fraud. And take a standard d.eduction based on certain factors, in the BCS. possible. It doesn't matter that million by the end of September Grella said it was the both political parties are evidently prepared to such as level ofincome, without having to save all evenings can be cold in either - more than the entire campaigns only joint appearance to which challenge elections p.rocedures and results if of those receipts. Of course, for those big-ticket And the New England city. of 2002 or 2000. A prodigious DeLay had been invited, appropriate. items, Texas citizens will want and need to save Patriots remain unbeaten for 21 Day games would be Anyway, Tuesday evening will be fund-raiser nicknamed "The although his opponents and at those receipts to deduct more than the standardized straight games. This is quite an better for the players and tbe fans Hammer," DeLay went into least two event organizers say he entertaining to watch as the tel'evision networks amount. accomplishment, and I am not in attendance, but not for the October with $1.2 million in the has been invited to others. report on the results of the various state and local ••••• sure that tbe team has received television networks that paid all bank and more coming in daily. On Oct. 15, The elections as well as the Presidential election. I am Okay. You are exactly right. Out of habit as much credit as it deserves. . ofthose millions of dollars for the He's got more TV ads Houston Chronicle endorsed anxious to see ifwe have learned anything from the I have called it Daylight Savings Time for many Because I have that rights to broadcast the World than usual, helped also by the Democrat Morrison, citing mistakes made in the 2000 election. years, but I acknowledge that the correct term is DirecTV service called NFL Series. Just another example of business-oriented Club for DeLay's ethics admonitions, and ••••• Daylight Saving Time-with no "s". Sunday Ticket, I was able to see the power of the almighty dollar Growth. "misplaced priorities" of blocking Most professional pollsters still have the the undefeated New York Jets at work! th ••••• Another group called rapid transit funds for Houston, 19 Congressional District contest between And for those of you who do not follow and the New England Patriots last MIVV\ Campaign Money Watch put up pushing congressional incumbents Randy Neugebauer and Charlie politics and baseball, the old broken down Major Sunday in a very well played ' Can theBQston Red Sox a TV ad Friday (l0122) in Houston redistricting ahead of-reforming Stenholm as a toss-up one week away from the League Baseball franchise in Montreal, Canada giune: . , " beat the' Cardinals and win ~ calling DeLay "arrogant and out school finance and lowering election. the "Expos"-have been o~ed by the League for IVVVV\ World Series for the first time of control." property taxes. Stenholm deserves to be re-elected, and a couple of years while they searched for a new ThePhiladelpbiaEagles since 1918? i'SuccessfLilly prosecuting serious crimes in our courtrooms requires a Folks with the group say Morrison's race is a in many ~ays is to,be admired for not changing "home". . are also unbeaten this season. I thought the R~d Sox district attorney with years of felony criminal trial experience, and the the Hammer isn't running as well steep'uphill, but it's clear DeLay parties'back when such was fashionable. He chose Now we know that the team will. relocate Anyone o~t there believe that sly would surely ,win (ag~inst the' as he has in the past. Campaign is running too, if not against his to stay in his party and to strive to make the party to our nation's capital-Wasbi'ngtoil,D.C. old DallaS Cowboys Coach Bill Cards, coincide~tally)jn 1967- tenacity to withstand and defeat all efforts to derail the prosecution." Money Watch head David opponents, at least against the better by working within the system. And he has Coincidentally, Major League Baseball continues Parcells will have 'his' team the year that CarlYastrZemski Won "With my 18 years as an attorney, eight as a criminal defense attorney Donnelly said an Oct. 10-11 poll political saw that when an enough seniority that west Texans need to vote . to enjoy a Congressionally approved exemption prepared when they, meet the ) t he Triple Crown. I stm' believe of400 likely voters in the district incumbent loses, he usually very responsibly on this one. from our nation's anti-trust laws. They don't need Eagles and spoil their unbeaten · Yaz was cine of the best baseball in Texas, I have that experience and the grit toget the job done in Hale showed DeLay ahead of beats himself. ••••• or deserve such an exemption, but they clearly take season? players and finest gentlemen that and Swisher counties. Let me work hard for you. " Democrat Richard R. Morrison, And Congress needs to have a thorough full advantage of this special privilege. Right now I am not sure the game has ever seen. investigation of the very political Federal Election that the Cowboys could beat the And in ttie best World nd 47 percentto 33 percent. Contact McNeely at ••••• , Commission. First of all, they need to fundamentally Dimmitt Bobcats. Series ever-1975-the Red SOX On November 2 vote to elect Eric Willard Not included was [email protected] or . Go Vote Tuesday if you don't vote early! th Michael Fjetland, who ran against 5 J 21445-3644. change the process for appointments to the /VVVIA lost to "the Big Red Machine'\ Commission, and take "politics" out of such ••••• .for your 64 District Attorney. Be Well! Former Red Raider the Cincinnati Reds. completely. Quarterback Kliff Kingsbury is IVVVV\ , _ :. P~ld . f~r ~y tI1,. C~ mp.lgn to Elect Eric Willard lor 64" DI.~lct Anomey, Eric Wilierd, Treas •• 701 Broadway, Sle, 317. Plainview, TX 79072 ______~_~" ~ __~~~!1 . _.~~_~~ J n~~d \ tq ~!ve : J t.~... e III playing with the New Orleans The National Hockey ' '~ . ,. , t I I . 1 I ' ~ , p rL $ ~ b' Page 8 Friday, Oelober 29, 2004 HALE CENT~R Al\f~RICAN 2004 HALE .,.,..,1",...,'0 Not.es ------~------~-. Crop & .Weather He Menu ec Menu News Deadline: from the 'Report Monday, November 1'1 Monday, November l't Tuesday, 4 pm Classifieds: BREAKFAST - Muffin, cereal, BREAKFAST - Sausage, egg & ". PANHANDLE: Soil moisture is ?ood bQdy ' ~onditiOli, juice & milk cboice. cheese croissant, juice & milk.': Water Boy short to adequate. Temperatures choice. - LUNCH - Spaghetti, meat balls By Coach Paul Chandler BY JACOB BUXTON were abOve average all week. No SOUTH PLAINS: Soil moisture w/sauce, green beans, mixed LUNCH - Com dog, spinach, ', rain was reported. A week of dry is adequate. Warm, sunny and The .cQ.aches were afraid of a let On offense we had or We ran in the Fun Run this fruit, pizza stix & milk choice. celery stix, peaches & milk ofbest · night~. Th'ey didri't seel weather allowed com harvest to dry weather was reported cboice. . down after playing New Deal and President · week. It was suppose to rain, T.esday, November 2ot1 like they cOuld stop us all nigh but it didn't. make excellent progress. The throughout the "eek. Significant Anton, buf we didn 'f11iTtiKlfie 'tuesday, November loti The offensive 'line of Jess This ,week was "Hugs not ' crop is abOut 80 percent harvested process has been. made BREAKFAST - French toast, defense-would come out flat the Castillo, Edgar Ceniceros, Chr Bush and Drugs," for Red Ribbon Week. and yield reports rate the crop harvesting peanuts and cotton; cereal, juice & milk choice. BREAKFAST - Muffin, 'cereal, way we did. Wheeler; David Castillo, les! ,Those that wore their ribbons excellent. 'Sorghum harvest ' another tWo weeks of sunshine juice & ,milk c~oice. They did some good everyday won prizes each day continues; dry down is ' going and warm .weather ~e needed LUNCH - Burrito, corn, things against us to take an early Blarttoli and Bryan,Gonzales al Randy LUNCH - Cheeseburger, fries, in each room. slow. A hard freeze may be before harvest is complete. peaches, chocolate cake , lead. After we settled doWn on doing an awesOme job of bloc~ burger salad, baby carr'hh;, The 41b grade will be necessary to move harvest along. Cotton yields are expected to be w/whipped topping & milk defense we were able to shut ing. gral?es & milk choice. Derek M~ckey had hi Neugebau performing at the pep rally Cotton is rated poor to good with abOve average. Peanut Yields are cboice. them down. We were proud of today, October 29 at 3 pm. We most areas reporting fair. fair to good with average grades; Wednesday, November 3n1 Wednesday, Nove~ber3n1 , the defense by holding Smyer to best night running the ball. l have worked hard, so come out Harvest is under way with no pod rot is affecting botb yield BREAKFAST-Scrambled eggs, 12 points. Ied the team witb 1 119 yare have more BREAKFAST - Cinnamon roll, and watch us. indication of yield. ' Dry and grade. Com barvest is going rushing. Marc Puente continul biscuit, ' jelly, juice & milk cereal, juice & milk choice. Kayla Iohnson and I will be conditions allowed wheat well. Pastures and ranges are in cboice. to do a good job with hI work to do. selling snow cones at the planting to make good progress; good to excellent condition. . . LUNCH - Fish ' strips, mac & touchdowns, one running ' an Harvest Festival ari~ also the crop is about 90 percent planted. Cattle condi~ions are good to LUNCH - Oven fried chicken, cheese, tossed salad, green peas, Things to one passing to Matt Gonzale President Bush needs a raffling four Lady Raider and Range conditions are rated excellent with no supplemental mashed potatoes, gravy, juice bar & milk ch?i~e. " It's good for the Owls that Mal four Red Raider basketball mostly fair to good. Cattle are in feeding required at tbis time. applesauce, roll & milk choice. touches the ball on every pIa: conservative leader IikeR'andy Neugebauer tickets for Mrs. Daniel's 4th Tbursday, November 4110 do ••• 111 Everyone was happy that Trav grade class. My brother Trey Thursday, November 4 BREAKFAST - French toast Courtney scored his firSt carel in Congress to help in the fight to: and Olivia Espinosa are raffling BREAKFAST - Toast, cereal, stix, sausage patty, juice & milk touchdown. • Lower your taxes ' • Win the War on Te"or sweatshirts for the new Lubbock Diocese Catholic War in~ted juice & milk choice. choice. Veteran Post 1942 would ,like to We now have got to g. • Defend our conservative values , • Stop government waste professional women's' The community is to agospel concert featuring invite all Veterans, friend:> and ready for Ralls basketball team in Lubbock, LUNCH - Chicken soft taco, LUNCH - Chers salad, wlham th~ Jackr~bbjt "The Lubbock Hawks". They pinto beans, tossed salad, jello, & cheese, baked potato, crackers, family members to a memorial They are ~aVl~g ~ne of their be Randy's Conservative values will not disappear have donated five sweatsbirts. ~hiloh & milk choice. apple & milk choice. Mass at tbe Lubbock . Area. yearscommg m With a S-3 recore Veterans War Memo~ial on J'he Seniors areplayin on Nov. 3- character matters to Randy and This is for Mrs. Tiner's I It grade Friday, November S" Friday, November S" class. Both of our classes are November 11,2004 at 11:00 am. their last home g!Ulie this Frida that's why he is a "1111 t:IIM'RIIMIS~RJJ selling candles too. Please look 11th BREAKFAST - Cinnamon roll, BREAKFAST - ,Scrambled eggs, The Memorial is located at 82nd nigth. They would like to finis .for us. Thun., Hoy. 7poi smokie, juice & milk choice . sausage link, toast, juice & milk and NaShville Ave in Henry 5-0 at bome for tbe season. when it comes to supporting: . Huneke Park. . Bring-some "Oft" to tb Next week will be the end of choice. & At fint United Methodilt (hurch LUNCH - Hot dog,chile, oven game and come out and SUPWI • A constiIuIionaI amendment preset'Iing maniage between a man a woman the second six weeks, just four baked fries, pears, cookie & milk LUNCH - Breaded beef patty, more togo. the Owls. • Higher standards of decency in the entertainment industry 101 W~tevensonAve. choice. whipped ' potatoes, gravy, Owls Rock! See you next '. Protecting the nag from those who would burn it week. broccoli, fruit cocktail & milk fhe Hale Center PlbUc choice. Randy Neugebauer doesn't HALE CENTER AREA FARMERS library,Inc. .believe that Stenholm-Kerry values • Computerlzecl I ~ --' - invites aU 3 ~ '" year olds Presciiptfon 7F-\ represent the best of America. Your Hale Center Gin NEEDS your business this season. We will be here Seniee l~J to story HO\Jr President Bush knows that he can always count on Randy Neugebauer to serve you with the best possible service. • MedIcal Your to stand up for working families. Randy has never voted for a tax increase. Supples • ferfumes& The Hale Center Gin SUPPORTS Hale Center in many different ways, with CosmetIcs Full Service George W. Bush and Randy taxesfor our school, city, and county. We help support our museum, FFA, • Watches &:: Neugebauer share more than Senior Citizens, and are a member ofthe Chamber ofCommerce. Jewelry Pharmacy • GreetIng West Texas roots. They share,the Cards And Morel 'f'-, , common values that make strong, We are one ofthe city's LARGESTempioyers, with over $250,000 in • Photo .I . payroll on an average year. FInIsJdug conservative leadership right for America . • TOJII & GIfts ", d . INWW.X dy2004.com RaD ' Y " We ask you to MAKE this gin your home base with your ginning needs. This is no time to break the . eug···. eUauer partnership of President Bush iRE·PUR CA,N and Randy Neugebauer. Thank you, Brown PharmQ.CY Jim Odorn, Mgr. . Bob ~ T (Anlf B1'O.. n Each lfid'ay-af KJ aln 806-839-2436 601 Ave. G 839 ..2466 5 farting Oc f. 8''' fhrollgh Oc f. :Jt/" 'Bring a Friendl Page 10 Friday, October 29, 2004 HALE CENJ'ER AME~ICAN . Friday, ~rl', 2.... HALE CENTER AMERICAN .....11
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Pale 16 -Friday, October 19, ~004 ,HALE CENTER AMERIC~N the prizes are a Gebo's $50 $ift - - cat- ' M " Annual Ratfle f~r certificate, a .GebO's $100 gift Friday,'Oetober'19, 1004 HALE CENTER AMERICAN rage 17 ' . " Senl0r 1 lzen enu ... ;';.: . certificate 'and an eiRht foot Monday, November l:t .Veterans windmill. ' ',' ,/'. ' . , Hootie'" Speeollege Salmon patty, mac & cheese; mIxed veg., / Mixon ', .. Tickets will be 'sold for tossed salad, chocolate pud~in" cornbread. . \ Dar" approximately ~ne~ont~, w!th • 'ij',' night Tuesday, November lad 'J . : the drawing aro~~d , the e~4 of WInners LEVELLAND __ . South Plains Baked chicken, scallop potat~s, " k'~~ brot"ers November or first ofp~e~ber. of.Hale Center, College will h'ost 'CoitegeNight ' Buy your raffle ticket at the Owls , pa~i~ ! s~ipe~, spinach, frosted cake, wheat roll. Brea ':I ast· . The ' Mixon brothers. was the winner of October-15 th Nov. 4 at Plainview's Houston Wednesday, November 3111 " , list home game of the. season were' bOth hurt in a"bad car cont~st and , Jolene Bledsoe, of School for perspns needing Ham/chicken medley, mashed potatoes, The Hale Center tonight. Proceeds i of the raffle 'a~ident this past summer, Hereford, was last week's Hootie information on higher gre~n bean, applesauce cake, biscuit. American Legion Post #203's will benefit Kyle and Kerry Contact Vicki Ford at Mixon . Contest. ,,' educational opportunities in Thursday, November 4* Annual Veterans Day Breakfast 839-2332 'if you · woul~ Hke to . Hootie was located o~ Plainview. Meatloaf, corn, green beans, will be Thursday, Noveinber n, Ticket~ are $1 eac~ a!t~ purch.ase a ticket(s) . . page 2Q atthe top by the da~eline , College Night is coleslaw, dry jello salad, wheat roll. 2004 at the Hale Center Senior th in the Oct: 15 edition. In the scheduled at 6:30 p.m. at the Friday, November Slit Citi, zen~ building, 416 W. 2nd St. . nd Oct. 22 edition, Hootie could be Houston School, Room 50'; 2417 Chicken patty on-bun, fries, broccoli Serving from 6 am till 8 am. found on page 17 at ' th~ end of Yonkers. I believe I am: & cheese, lettuce/tomato, carrot cake. H a rl e y P eo pie s , the Port to Plains article. Additional information Commander, encourages all Thanks to all who found about SPC can be accessed via (1) THE MOST QUALIFIED lawyer, and with a civil practice that has included Hale Center Senior' Citizens m~mbers ~d guests to attend. Hootie and entered the drawing • . the college's website, A city attorney prosecutes only regular traffic administrative, domestic relations, personal injury, Breakfast is free, but Remember ' you receive www.southplainscollege.edu. offenses and Class C misdemeanors, like contract, property, and probate law. ,I have also 416 W. 2nd St 839-2428 donations will be ,accepted to $2 oft' a new subscription or a For more information, criminal mischief under $50 and assaults without defended civil rights actions against law month added to your current contact the SPC Division of injury. A city attorney rarely faces opposing By Eualyne ·Heedham cov~r expenses. , enforcement agencies and their officers, as well as subscription 'if' your name is Continuing and Distance counsel, has no seriously injured victims, and the state employees, I taught part-time at Texas Tech We had roast beef today. Boy, if Go to church on ' Sun- draWn. All cOrrect entries are Education at 806-894-9611~ ext. accused does notface jail time on such cases. A School of Law in 1996 and 1997. I was an was good, I've said it before but day. Harvest Festiv.Il/; :· placed in a bucket for a random 2340 or ext. 2341. district attorney tries felony cases where there is appellate staff attorney for the New Mexico Court I really do appreciate our cooks., And have a great week. Fundraisers ' drawing. always opposing counsel; seriously injured of Appeals Prehearing Division for three years. They are really good. You all victims; and jail or penitentiary time to face, or And I have run my own law practice successfully MrS. Daniels 4* Grade Class even the death penalty. Accordingly, the for the last thirteen years, employing several need to come and visit us. M~1IU)rlolsjor: email, m~~,C:;:; ~~:!~t:~ .~~asLs .lforoSn·~~'~,' C-' '-IU-b- Weare getting ready for Jean Sherrod by Evelyn Trimmier lacob Buxton and Kayla IQhnson Hale C~nter ' Senior Citizens with Hootie's location and your . , difference is jurisdictional not just geographical, personnel overthatlime. ' our annual Thanksgiving dinner. and Earl & Jeanette Steen . . are raffling 4 Lady Raider tickets name and phone number by and the stakes are much, much greater. (3) THE MOST LIKELY TO SUCCESSFULLY . I have tried to jury verdicts 1st degree felonies PROSECUTE SERIOUS CRIMES You all need to plan on that. The Leon Koelder by Earl & Jeanette for Jan. 2nd and 4 Red Raider Cordially invite you to their Wednesday, Nov. 3rd, 5 pm. All Flag Service tickets for Jan 4th. Also they with a punishment range of 5 to 99 years, or life; Having I defended numerous criminal food is delicious. Steen. correct entries are placed in a 2nd degree felonies (2-20 years); 3rd degree defendants, I am very familiar with the penal, What are you thankful will be selling candles. Contact ~, ...... Turkey Dinner bucket for: a random drawing. Lisa Buxton at 839-2920. Call Clau_de felonies (2-10.years); and state jail felonies (180 evidentiary, procedural, and appellate laws of for today? I am thankful for NewS"rvlvtdDolllltlonsjrom: .days to 2 years); as well as Class A Texas. I do not condone crime and further believe where we live, in a free country. I Wesley Roddy . Sunday November 14, 2004 Burnett and misdemeanors (0 days to 1 year possible) and that we can reduce and eliminate it by hard-nosed, am glad I can vote for who I want Freddy Mae Heuss Mrs. Tiner's III Grade Class 'Have>YOV Made Class B misdemeanors (0 days to 180 days honest prosecution. To do so, one must have the next week. I consider it a Weyland & Patti Snipes Trey Buxton and Olivia Espinosa 416 W2nd St Your Will? get your possible); and juvenile cases. I have prosecuted! desire to prosecute. I do. I applied for an assistant privilege to vote. Everyone who Naomi Brown will be raffling sweatshirts for criminal appeals before the 7'i1 Circuit Court of district attomey opening in Hale County in 1996 is eligible should go and vOte. I Gary & Nancy Bizzell the new ' Lubbock Hawks; 11 :00----1 :30 Appeals in Amarillo and the Texas Court of and was the runner up for the position. Having can go to church each Sunday professional womens basketball F1ao :service\ Criminal Appeals in Austin. My ,opponent, lived previously inan extremely violent community and I am truly grateful for that. DON'T FORGET, the team and also selling candles. Adult-$6 & Children $4 - Takeouts w,iIl be available. Plainview's City Attorney, has never tried such (Santa Fe, NM), I have no tolerance for violent started cases to a judge or a jury or done an appeal from crime. I want to implement a no tolerance policy in We live in a free country. Those CenterstiU has oma- Contact Lisa Buxton at 839- Contact any Senior Citizen for ticket~' or l:QII 839- Hale and Swisher counties. I am also 100% are the things I am thankful for t . '1 bl 2920. 2428 Laney & Stokes, . tOdayl ' one. today. men saval a . e. , . . , ' ~ecause of my criminal trial practice, I am against drugs and believe we must eliminate their Lawyers court.approved to represent indigent defendants sources and dealers. We must get drugs away f------~------~----~------~~------, .' -- 293-2618 '839-2414 in our counties on all such cases. My opponent is from our children and others. Since property 701 MAIN STREET not approved for such representation. crime pays for drugs, if we get rid of drugs, we will I .. October ' I get rid of most property crimes. (2) THE MOST EXPERIENCED I have practiced law for eighteen years, with I want to accomplish these goals for our I Ii~~ HAlECENTER,.TEXAS .79CMl November ~.E'£ ~:';::'-;;:',I Now available at eight years in Texas as a felony criminal trial .communities and you. ..(806)83.9 ":"1000 .. .. t - ~_~_ · __~ ~tt~.~ ellil'V""IIOP-t'~ f Hale Center Senior Citizens Paid for by the Campaign 10 Elect Eric Willaod for 6-4lh Dislrict A"omey, Eric Willard, Treas., 701 Broadway. Sit. 317, PlainV iew, TX 79072 WWW.security-bank.com Member FDIC t . ,t . ~ Vote November 2nd and elect Eric Willard for t t 64th District Attorney for Hale and Swisher counties. C1YII D ChllllHr CM5 t 31 l D.f.".. Matllll 2 - Club Play· 3 MlltI"" 4 Ow" yt 50.'" Lorelllo 6AlliollOi Croa t Let me work hard for you! 6:30p . 10:300 ' -HCH5 NootI. owr. 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. - - - - F'riday, 19 . ,Pale 11 trrlclA)" October 19, 1004 HALE CENTER AMERICAN ~tober~'. ,~~4 HALtJ~J;NTER AMERI~~P.p -::~~~~;~;~::~~~~~ · ..Cent~:- ~~tE.eri6m! - ... · ' ..: .. , .- ,.. , . .... ' ":,, . ' .. Gail West .. Center. Slie rece i~~i h~~ . ' Bachelor of Nursing in 1983 Elections .receives y , from West T.ex~s , State ' ~ University. ",-, '. ;.:, ~ . . , ,.... ~...... ',. ',,:-., i ' - Crass-ilied-Ads '. . ' " Other hon~s ~nclude aQ· .. >1<',,- U", .... :' "',;~,-~,:",,~ . . '.~_'::-'... '. "I:'.,~~.:":., s '_:"'~ -:'.:~ ;:" _""'~. ' '. t' • -."' . . , . By Tom ~oy ElisH!orth' · Masters , .apwin ,tment l" to , t~~ ·'.' ~edical · UlHIUIRIIIHlIHHfI:Rld~IU.DIU.I.alllld" • ."uiil . ' Gail West,' daughter~in,-Iaw of Malpractice Boar~ ' by ,the ~~~ __.;;;- ~~ ; , _ '·;l':' i_··'}."1 ~ _ _ . _ _ Dub and Faye West of. Hale. Supreme.Co.urt of Virginia and a Center, recently received her member of Sigma Theta TAW Master's degree in nursing from (Nursing Home Society). Most' recently she was ... ~ ~tim.::~~~-.. ' -.. -'"'-' - '-Evely dol/ar Ihal stays in Tom Roy is not sure, Democratic majority part of the res.t of the year, Tom Roy had Old Dominion University. selected as .a member of _d!iV.!' ; '20 brs 011 engin~ $~7J~ Picim 'Yftwootljo, Side but he thinks the presidential . time. Mer~politicalrealitiesgiv~ done this all his life. "That was . She plans to start Manchester's Who's' Who" of election is on our ballots out here fodder to those who choose to . pretty much the eXtent of Tom pursuing her doctorate soon. Executives and Professionals of on the South Plains this year. pick and isolate votes from their Roy's campaign strategy. Beginning in. 1978, she America for 2004-05. -:':=~Sl~~~- .~~t . ~tl_~_7~____ -'tale yenler COlI!es back to you ~gan her nursestrajning. and aDd1Or-~Slielfed ' ~s --(mOSiiy at 179-2191. Watching the advertisements context. He ,voted against the This election turned was an LVN at Hi~Plains . She married the West's during the World Series you Democraticleadershipandforhis into a rematch with the same halves)S4.S0Ilb •.CaJI839-2867. -===::::=~~===== .' Hospital in Hale Center. . son, Ma~rice,in May of 1975. " would think the Only election out constituenC)', and with the Re- Mary Ann Blackwell, a doctor's Cast iroil woodbU'rilingstove. Peppers are READY! _.'Uiiiij.iijlQi'tiji,"ii'j,,"OijM'ijtiU'_ , In 1979, she received He was an SP-5 in the Army hereistheStenholm-Neugebauer publicans, far more than most. daughter who was a basically _ .cal~a6U. ..or:.2~IUorJaJapeno, Anaheun It Be11 ... __. ' ~ J~ T' -- . her RN and Associate degree Military Intelligenge. =_" r.., ..= _ '. congressional election. They're But Tom Roy knows sweet girl with a good sense of see.at402W: 10*_ - Tomatoes WiD be ready in 3 - ~ .~ :':&: from New Mexico Junior After his death, Ms. =.,. ·= . setting the record straight and you are not interested in hearing humor. Tom Roy could have weeks. Plenty of weeds. too. wa : ~ . College. For a short time, she West continued her education Dilti_1 . roo. s8it and butch. caU Blount Farms . = " accusing each other of no telling about these elections. You want blasted Mary Ann as too com was Director of Nursing at Hi- and resides {in Virginia CaIU39-2203. after S pm. ·' .1__ . , _ w what all. to hear about back when Tom passionate to corral deadlyani- ~urrent1y Plains Nursing Home in Hale with her family. White female Pomera.ia. Ifa quarter ofwhatthey Roy was in the political arena. mals and kill them if no one I I TuSCAN Week'of padualeS. Tui~OD "'imlJunemont. . _ say is true,.you wouldn't want to . Tom Roy's political ca- claimed tbem soon enough; that puppy, 3 mos. 0 LC~ .M.~ ~'-- October 24; 2004 - Up 10 .37 cealslaale. No Wiilill& far CASH POR STRUCTURED I~.ACDS, NJ: New ~e~, r------!'------_ ...... Alltiqae . If:ea.er watdr'obe 839-9923. IniIa$. No NYC. Pay OIl delivay. setUeJDelllluauity pay_s.It·s ::W~~~-$5":~ ill invite either one ofthem over for reer was launched, on a school she had secret· plans to take her S · II B '" ·O , . .' trunk, wooden school . desk & . .' ' Gaaraareed bometime. USA Truck, yOIIf moaey! Gel cash DOW' wllea -- -. a cookout, or for that matter, let wide scale, his Sophomore year animal catching and killing bud- ma USI ness ~ner, f uilt' Call 296-2S IS P.rebred nastcn, $2 OBO. Nole: II is illegal 10 be paid for l-soo.237-4642. you n"d it moSt. Olde$llbcsl iD acre, __.I-SlJS.308- 9429. an I ue . : .. • Call 879-4596, leave message.. anything ~yo~ medic~1 andlc:p1 DRIVERS: FLATBED OT~, Ihe "usiness. Setllement Pun:has- w_.taIICheutaprisslldcom them in your house unattended in High School. Tom Roy had get and use it to buy flowers for Self Employed or R' et- ed' Q UeeD bide-a-bed sleepe' r sofa e~penseSlnTe.asadopllon . regional and specialized, $1000 ers. l-877-Money-Me. . 776.' ACRES.· WEST Te~as to replace your water heater, held class office posts growing her office and ribbons and beads - . I r _ . , . ' ------PREGNAN-T?CONSIDERING sign,oll-New pay package. Excel- qea~ San~ers?n, 4eer, dove, hke new, $275. Call 685-8141. Lost ADOPTION~ We can hel 'We lent pay and beaefits. Company CASH LOANS UP to $1000.00. quad andJavehnl. Sbared wei), much less electthem.to represent up and had been a surprise victor for her net, so we:d all be overrun Afforda' b'le 'Hea I'th 1n ' s u rance' ' . . . . ' . P:. cIri 1 base I dents No credil cbeck! Casb in your cad of road, SIS5/acre, owner C .....= ...-o ~"" --hL'------. - - ---speCIalize In malchlag families - vers w~ase purc . s.u . , . _ . f d 1-830.885.4578 you. his Freshman' year in the Ser- with dogs and cats and possums , raua.. alL-.UlJ UIC-.SaWo--f;arg--lIo-cat;:-wlwbite -- -. - -owner/operalors. Will ltain CDL cbcckiDg aa:oant WlIIIia 24 boon. IDuce . . . Neugebauer seems to geant-at-Arms election for the and who knows what other . 25 "RCA Console TV charcoal or - J- .. ,..... WII "'" mOlhe~s nalloawlde. driven fOl' flaibed Arrow Tnackiac. Go 10 www.paycbecktoday or call www.rancbenterp ...esltd .com . • . ..' . flea collar. Answers to ThOlDas . . TOLL FREE 24 bours a day, 1.888-619-7323. 1-866-7S6-OCiOO A BARGAIN. 110 ACRES • have the advantage in the finger Future Former Athlete's Club, varmints; and then mention that I WWW.Healthlnsurance2004.com gas gnU, sewmg maciu!le, Call 839-1 203. . Ica66-92J-0565, ONE TRUE DRIVER- NOW EARN MORE' . , 537.900. Trophy~ . Rolling pointing, primarily because he nosing out Mary Lynn Blackwell, was a lifetime supporter of the (806) - 798-0800 lectri h 'tal bed, let GIFT ADOPTIONS. ..'" ' : TAKE ADVANTAGE! PER-biJlsaaddraWS,gmaaccess.Abua. e C 05p1 comp e ~ 10 pay pac.!:i. COIIb'aC SONAL. basiles$, .alo aDd COD- dantlUrkcy. quil.smaJ.Jpme. Man: has only been in Congress who, of course, could not have Fellowship ofChristian Athl~tes. halfhed and Coke boxes. ·-Call Hale-Center - =ge~cr. .()ycr-= soJjdali .... Ious.Att_!~ Jivai/aIjJe.E.Z-'TaasLandand something like an hour and put down a riot at a club meeting But Tom Roy took the high toad. Underwritten by Reserve N~tfonallnsurance Company 839-1~03 American . ~· RgionaJ . COIDIIIeICialDriver's wbat y~u D"d. No.pplttaliOD Raacbcs. 1-865-899-5263. AHI-4 twenty minutes while Stenhol~ ifher life depended on it, but who Tom . Roy carried the - '1 CASH COW!! 90 vending License traiuing. 1-800-771-63Ia, fee. QuIck appronl_ Low rale. ATTENTION SPOJn'SMEN: 90 Washer'&: dryer, washer/dryer Classified Ad-s -. machines in 30 localions. $9.995. www.primeinc.tomDominionFiDuciaIServices. acresODlySS9.9O(). Enjoylbcgreat has been in Congress probably was awfully cute. "dirtball" precincts pretty hand- stack model, evaporative cooler Call 839-2312 Call nowl 1 ~ 80'0-a36-3 464'DKlVER_OWNERIOPERATOIt 1-866-884-4225.. 0II100:0"! Elk, deer. small game. 60 years. Tom Roy is watching They had a City Gov- ily. He got some girls who Hale Center American 4500, Dearborn heater, I·BOO . VENDING . runregiouaL Get bomc man: offen. AbuIIiJIg raocII ~e fOl' added the World Series right now and ernment for a Day program. If thought Mary Ann was flirting Plenty of miles/freigbt. Sign. on perDllJleJltspace. Beaulifullandscapc microwave,' electric stove, DRIVERS WAr'-JT ED boIius. Lease program willi payment FREE 4.ROOM DlltECTV willi year ~road acc:ess. Afford would rather not research this, you won, you got out of school with their boyfriends and ~m~ motorized.treadmill, side by side Vehicles for sale DRIVERS . SSMO MONEY, as low as $359/weelc.Avcrage SI.02I SYSTEM includes ioslallatioa! 4 aI>Je/inanciug.CalI 1-888-27(>.6344. but these figures will be close for a full day and got to follow boys who liked his irreverence. Mo MoneySS Top pay .42 cpm. mile with fuel surcharge. LTI SI.46. months FREE programnUag with www.mnraocbcs.com Classified Ads $1.500 sign-on bonus single or 1-800-569-9298. FFE. NfL Sunday TIckelsubscriplion. MID ~ MTS. S acres_ ~x~l enough for this column. Kind of your real counterpart around in Mary Ann wrapped up the animal refrigerator, crossover toolbox. ------ 1IIIIIIIIIIIIUlIIIIIIIIIII!.. 1111I11111111It 1111111111111 Call 839-2SIO or 2667 or 292- $3.000 leams. Plenty of miles! J)RIVERS REGIONAL/O'l:RI Over 205 channels! Limited time 1e?llDOWllaiDlophomc~cab~ Site like their ads, absolute truth is his job. Tom Roy's kids get out lollers and those wh,o thought 8032. 1993 Cbevy va., high mileage, Refrigeraled Nationwide. Slu- DEDICATEJ) Runs. Slart up offer. S&H. Restrictions apply. With ~O:::~~';!;;!tV~~:: not nearly as important as the of school for anything or noth- .. Tom Roy was making light of a needs some work, make offer. dent$ weltome. 1·800·S69-9232, 10 . ~Ocpm, SlOp offflayover pay. 1-800-264-345B. =River access. $29.900. Owner Homes for Rent ~ general point I want to make. ing. I think their teachers help serious matter and th~ large bloc ¥- White twin cbybed w/mattress, Call 839-29974 or see at 407 W Conwell Corp. :r~~~~~ =~~5(:~ri?! finaJlciog.I .931-445-7302. king size Mediterranean style 14111 • DRIVERS - BIG PAYl New willi AlCDL. 1-800-666-0380. NFl DIABETES! MEDICARE " As near as Tom Roy can them come up with excuses to get ofmale voters who were madly in 806 Ave. G, 2 BR, I bath, STE EL BUILD '~J GS tell, Neugebauer sort of made a out of school, .but back in Tom love with Mary Ann and her little bedroom suite w/mattress, queen i~:rea~~~t~i~?n~ f~~natl~/;;~Ii ~ GALAXY HealIhNetw.ortProvid- STEEL BUILDING SALE. S340/mo., + bills, S175/dep. Help Wanted 1989 Dodge Daytona, $1000 sioos. Ask about dedicated and ~rs:ad many _I,Pain.free ~st- We'Ubeat any competitors bids. seamless transition picking ·up Roy's day, you were in school all sister. When all was said and Ca11293-1047 or 774 4151. size Mediterranean style _0 0 C 11839 2746 ft 6 regional! Low cost CDL traia- IOB - Get all your dl~bellc teSIJnB spec for spec, 01' we'D send yoo a right where Larry Combest left bedroom suite w/mattress. Call B. a - a er pm. ing avail~ble . l-a~0.23 1·5209. UOOWEEKLYHELPlNGlbcgov- _dsat 00 oIbcror bllle cost. Call cbeck for $200. l-soo.973-3366. I day, every day. You had to get a done, it came down to a tie off. He votes the way Lubbock NEED EXPERIENCED 839-9931. 1983 Cbe\IY .a.dieap van wI www.Sw.ftTrucklDgJobs.com emmentparHime.Noexperience.Atoday,I -800-440-2411. www.premienleel.org :; doctor's note to get permission because Mary Ann, being raised Homes for Sale wants him to but you're not sure to die. To get out ofschool was a as a nice and modest person, had CATTLE DOCTOR ======- lift, good condition, new tires. ~!~~~:;=~':~~~.;,~::"93-3688. I~~STRJCTIO'. t '. he's actually even there. If he marvelous thing, indeed. voted for me. Mary Ann was 4 pair NEW SOl Levijeans, size Call 296-7807. zcrodown.UPand.OwnerlOperalon EXPERIENCED PROJECT TRAI~JI\J3 Run Yo ur Ad InT exSCAN ! 409 W. Sill St - 3 BR 2 bath wI for Cattlemen's Feedlot, ::40:X:3:0:.:C:a:I:1 :83:9:-::1:44:::2:.==:::;; ..:l::.:..:.:; · 8:...:7::.:L:..:I.n:...... :..:O::.:ID:..:..:.M-ar-k-V-U-.-caram--el - .94 cpm. ExtluSlve CA fuel sur· MANAGERS superintendents EARN YOUR DEGREE . does anything at all, you are Tom Roy ran for Dog declared winner after a coin toss carport. Central A/H, large Olton, TX. 806-2~5-2616 r 7 .. charge! Paid base plale~ .road laMs •. foreman, pipeiayers, equiPJDen; Online from bome. Business. pretty sure someone did it for Catcherwiththemotto"Adogin and Tom Roy was appointed color,goodcondition,clean,cold !OIJsIIwnpers • .JohnOarislJJerTruck- operators for water and sewer paralegal, tomputers. network· storage building & fenced Wheat &: OatSced ~ Tam 101, him. air. $2000, call 839-9931. In,.l.soo.528-361S.. work. Willing 10 relocate/travel to ing aod more. Financial aid every pot" and a promise that Water Works Director for the backyard. $50,000. CaU 839- Tam 302 limited quantity, DRIVER • COVENANT EastlWest Coast an!! Panhandle available, job placemeot auis Stenholm, on the other any dogs who chased cars and day, which is the sort ofwin/win 2445. NEED PART-TIME Russian Beardless, OK 102, I..:::R:..:.V...,:T:.:r.::ai::;le:.:,r.:... ..;:C,.;;al;;,.I.:..68;;.,;;5,..;-0;,..;.7.;;..57;,..;.._ TRANSPORT. Teams and solos of fL. Employee hqusin8 avail- tance aod compilters provided . hand, has had to vote on bills to, caught them would be executed. things that happen when people - ~ ~ . . --. - check oul our new pay. plan. able. 1.~54.691-1720, Duella Call free 1-866.858-2121.Tide: SouthRegbt~_~175 j NIGHT WATCHMAN Certified Dallas Oats, Certified say, keep from closing Dyess Air ~:;::?:O:~:::~s ::"grarae::~ CODSll'UCtiOll. water Tech. l8f~_CiaIrrIia Tom Roy said "Hi" to everyone behave like they should instead W.ork Wanted Chilocco Oats, Triticale; Prices Camping Trailer, $900 080. $ Force Base that had riders for Cattlemen's Feedlot, students. Call l-a8a·MOREPAY NOW HIRING 2104 POllal West D"':""(W:{; 175 and smiled and called them by of the barbarians we have be start at $~.OO a bag. Ctdl For. Call 839-1262. (1 -888-667-3129). Equal Opportu- Positions. Fed.ral, .tale and M5'IIII - . attached to them for something name, whether their dad owned come. Olton, TX. 806-285-2616 Yo", Best Prke - Vetch, Mini Jazzy powered mobility nity Employer. NATIONAL PUBLISHING local. SI4.aO • $48+/br. No 1IJ~ CiaIJIiaD like saving money by requiring DRIVERS • DEDICATED, COMPA~Y !ooking for .sales nperieoce necessary. Entry half the town or spent weekends I'm afraid the elections Smali engines repaired: Clovers, and Alfalfa seed also poor children to use rougher drying out in the jail. Unlike some coming up will notturn quite that hiwn mowers, tillers, chemical S':OOter, like brand new, used REGIONALandOl1l.NoNewYori: representative ID !exas. Wim.n~.to level. full benefits. paid Itaining. To Order Ca ll Th iS'ie:,saaper Customer Service available. very little, works perfectly, City! Singles start 01 .34 cenls.Teams trav~l. Monday-Fnday. ComnuS.S1on Call 7 days for information, toll tissues in Head Start. You could cheerleader candidates who well, but we all need to get out pump engines, etc. Call Harley l iar! 41 ceDIS Owner/operators and position. Company average pays d're:t C'C: Tel:S =,~ss ~~', :2 Brpw"iIIg Seed I"c. valued at $3,SOO asking $1,500, COL gradu~tes welcome. USA S720/weelc. Call Brecbt-Pacific. free, l-aB8-B26-~513, Ellt. 901. run an ad saying Charlie Stenholm adopted this practice a couple of and vote for the best person to Peoples at 839-2002, if no Position Truck. 1-800-237-4642. . 1·800-225-636B. Ext. 333. Advaalage Tecbalques. c~ ~·E::·7;~.~ " ~~ ·c:a] 8oo-243-5271 'or 806-293-5271 call 292-8076 or 684-2681, voted to ruin all poor children 's weeks before elections and then the best we can figure it out answer leave a message or leave NoncE: WlU:DIOSIadvetlisetsarerepuiabJe. wecaoootguantDl« pukacIs ... savita~ WclllBl'radmlo~~JIIId whcoi."dwbl.c:ooIatt : Kress. Arrangements be noses. To do anything for his treated them like the dirtballs beneath all the mud. engine wI name and nature of S2100/month to start. o~ visit www.brownin2seed.com. can dIC Texas Aaorncy Gener.l\1I 1--8OO{j21-OS1M or Ibc FedenI Trade CoIiIDission at 1-877-FrC~ TIle FrC web_ IS wwwJlc.p.tizop . District, he to vote with the made to deliver. Extcnd your advcrtlsing rcach with TexSCAN. your StatcI'/ ldc Classified Ad Netl'lork. bad. they thought they really were the Iproblem at Waller's Garage. Call 795-9352...... " 0dMer 29,2iN HALE CENTER AMERICAN
J'he Hale: ' Cent~r P.OIi~e Also a person commits' Department is asking that all an offense ifthe person 'is at least' .citizens buckle up while driving 15 years of age, is riding in the Auader , in Hale Center at all times. ,_ . , front seat of apassenger vehicle . The department ' will while . the vehicle is ' ,being , begin issuing tickets on Monday, operated, is occupying a seat that November l ~ 2004 to those that is equipped ' with a safety 'belt are not buckled. . a~d is not secured by a safety Keep . i,n mind that . belt. We Can 'Be babies and young children must be restrained appropriately in car And last but not leaSt, a , seats or booster seats. person commits an offense if the , Regarding child seats, a person operates ' a , passenger person commits an offense if the vehicle that is equipped with person operates a passenger safety belts and a:llows a child Proud Of vehicle, transports a child who is who is at least four years of age . younger than four years ofage or but younger than 17 years orage Growing up in West Texas, Pete Laney learned the values of hard less than 36 inches in height, to ride in the vehicle without work, fairness and integrity. Those values remain his guiding and does not keep the child requiring the child to be secured principles. secured during ,the operation ' of, by a safety belt; provided the child.is occupying. a seat that is Pete does his job as our State Representative quietly and the vehicle in a child passenger Sllfety equipped ,with a safety belt. effectively, with a strong determination to do what is right lVl ~.,iiJIlIf.~ '. seat system 'according to All ofthese violations our area. Despite pressure to vote with special interest the instructions of the manufacturer of the safety ~t carry fines from $25 to $200. along party lines, Pete refuses to vote against his system .. He remains committed to the philosophy of . bipartisanship where o,!r state's leaders work together with mutual respect and places needs ahead of personal interests cu' rlU ~~e2"'::''' ~~ politics, Pete is the right man at the righ~ time doing his job the right way. I He. FfA IpubliCinvited Let's re-elect Pete Laney_ He's a Iii.--_iiiiiiiii_-. to view play leader we can be proud of. On Monday, October 18th, the The HCHS Drama Club will be Hale Center FFAhad their presenting the play, "Bang ~ monthly FF A meeting. Bang, You're Dead" on Tuesday, There were 15 November 2, in the High School •Texas Fann Bureau members, 7 officers and Mr. Ivy Auditorium at 10:30 am. present. •Texas Forestry Association The communtity is The 2004-05 officers •Texas State Rifle Association iltvited to participate in this are Michelle Campbell, event. •Texas Medical Association • Rural Friends of Electric Cooperatives, Inc. President; Chris Chandler, Vice This play covers the • National Rifle Association president; Travis Courtney, • Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas (CL£A1) Secretary; Matt Davis topics of drugs and violence, and •Texas Hospital Association • Oeparbnent of Public Safety Officers AssocIation (OPSOA) Treasurer; Kelsey Bryan: will conclude the Red Ribbon week that the schools have been •Texas Fanners Union •Texas Public Employees AssoCiatIon Reporter; Angie Sims, Sentinel; and Chris Wheeler, Jr. Advisor. celebrating this week. .u:::::zs!rm===~-~======~ p ~ ===""""" vote PI' e' ~yA ~vt\.tO ROY RE-~Ecr , Stllte Represen,';i"e Ii..! BORCHARDT HALE COUNTY Early Voting is Oct. is-Oct. 29 COMMISSIONER Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 2 PRECINCT 3
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