Abernathy Weekly Review Will Aca:Pt Abernathy Contracts to Remove Nathy's Landfill

Top jocks named Stus rank well 49er pen pals Sports competftors honored Abernathy students Youngster ~collects at local banquet for finish well in band football memorabilia outstanding achievement. page 1 and UIL. pages as unique h9bby. page& Abernathy

"IN THE PALM OF THE PLAINS" Weekly Review

VOLUME 69, NUMBER 20 FRIDAY, MAY 18,1990, ABERNATHY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES

Peeples, Wesley named best at banquet ~. Abernathy varsity athletes honored

Steve Peeples and Debra Wesley were named athletes of the year at Abernathy's All Sports Banquet Monday night. Peeples participated in the varsity football, basketball and track programs. Wesley was involved with the varsity basketball and track teams. In the various girls and boys sports individual, most valuable and lighting heart awards were given. Special awards in the football program were Gabc Garcia, defensive player; Tony Vecchio, Steve l'ccplcs competes in the triple jump last Friday in Austin. J>ccplcs was one of six Lope track offensive and most valuable mcmhcrs that went to Lhc state UIL track and field meet at Memorial Stadium. Photo by Diane J>ccplcs. player; Hector Villegas, coaches' appreciation; Cody Shipley, most improved; Freddy Tovar and Gabe Trevino, lighting heart; Lope relay team places eighth Larry Norris, most versatile; and Abel Barrera, academic excel Abernathy's 400 meter rela y been the on ly contcstant thcre said. "The humidity drained him lence. team placed eighth at the UIL that was helpcd hy the high more this year than last year." In varsity girls basketball state track mee t held in Austin temperatures. Peeples has been invited to Debra Wesley was MVP, All Steve Peeples Debra Wesley last Friday and Saturday at "Co nditions fnr Jody were as The Athletics Congress of the District MVP and All District. Memorial Stadium. g<>od ;ts co uld be," Burelsmith United States National Track Other All District girls were Abernathy boys tr;~ck coach sai d. and Field Junior Championships Marci Ryan, Ashley Kester and MVP for girls cross country awards. Paige Burelsmith said that the Tk Lope coarh sa id th e high at Fresno City College in Fres Tiffany Pope. was Kim Kemp and boys, Vic Charis Atcr was a fir st plan; 4.\.:W run by the Antelope relay as opposed to low temperatures no, Calif., this summer. At Mandi Mouser, Charis Ater Vecchio. district medalist and a third team was their be st time all helped hi s warm-up time . pre ss time, he has not, as yet, and Kim Kemp each received Cross country lighting heart place regional medali~t in var · yea r in the stength-tcsting ( irapebnd took first place at accepted or declined the invita· Honorable Mention All District. awards went to Alyson Aldridge sity girls golf. weather. 4 1.0; Refugio, second , 42.0; and ti The Antelope basketball team All Region was Jody Myatt. boys doubles tennis team . The girls athietic beau was in third place," Burelsmith sa id Williams, Cisco, third, 22-8 1/4. went to the state playoffs and wntinued playing into the Justin Prather was an All Kim Kemp and Alexi Woodul Abel Barrera. of the Lope's first exchange as In the triple jump, Peeples District basketball player. were second place district girls In closing ceremonies the compared to Grapeland's after was fourth at 4)-'1 .1/4. be ginning of track season. doubles tennis team. senior class athletes were intro· th~ s ta ~crc d s t;~rt. .. Darryl Morri">n, Cisco, was 1\ly;ttt, Peeples and Norris Honorable Mention All District Ashley Kester was second duced individually and lined up That s as close as we got. fir st, 4(>-0; Cugic Ciar1a, Refu were all starters on the basket· went to Larry Norris and Steve place districT girls singles in front of the audience. Jody Myatt ran the third leg gio, second, 4)-I>Y•; and Anthony hall team and did get a late Peeples. tennis. There arc 25 seniors gradua· and Steve Peeples finished. De;tl, Bangs, third, 44-7 )/4. start on track workouts. Steve Haney received the Gabe Garcia and Ashley Kester ling in Abernathy high school Myatt had been having trouble "Steve didn't jump as well as "We showed them," Burelsmith basketball lighting heart award. received the lighting heart sports thi s yea r. with a sore hip and may have he ha s all year," Burelsmith sa id . New Deal trustees adopt new dress code; review financial report ByJudyl..ua: Looney with a plaque com· thly bills and the motion to pay Young said, should the state nunc to that, that the legi sla <)() Language Prtion was made by Rieken, Jimmy Noland, Laura !Iarkey, board with a dress code proposal Deal Independent School District She said at the end of May if the state provided no funds. seconded by Looney and carried Nan cy Cooper, Hugh Jack Nor the board could approve. business manager. there would be $277,642.99, not If the state continued to not 7-0. wood and Burt Montgomery. The motion to approve the Young presented a financial including the district's four provide funds, by the end of Chris Reichle was selected as New teachers dress code was made by Calvin report for the di!;trict to the certificates of deposit. This August the district would have the alternate should Freeman The hoard members then went Lemon and seconded by Karl board. figure docs not include state $78,667.99 in their bank account not he able to attend. The 111tn executin; session. Rieken. The vote carried with a "Most categories look pretty funding from the month of May. only if they cashed in two CO's. motion was made by Rieken, Upon corning out nf executive 6·1 vote with Steve Jones good getting this close to the The state of Texas generally "I'm giving you the worst seconded by Freeman and car· session, the board vo ted to hin: casting the descending vote. end of the year," said board sends the district's .JllOnthly scenario," said Young. ried 6-1 with Lemon casting th e Regina Knn as a middle sc hool Members of the board reeog· president Jones. portion of state funds on or Several of the board members desce nding mtc. mathematics teacher. The motion nized board member Perry The board reviewed the mon· about the 25th of the month. commented that it would not The hoard approved the IORTS, page 6 Abernathy down over 8 percent in sales tax; New Deal up Absentee voting State Comptroller Bob Bullock said Friday that his May, Bullock said. Merchants collect the state and loca l s;tle s t;tx and office sent $138 million in monthly local sales tax se nd it to the Comptroller's ofli cc with th eir tax ends Monday Counties statewide were sent more than $12 million returns. The state keeps it s six percent sharc and rebates to 1,156 cities and counties in Texas. this month; for an increase of 16 percent over last returns the local sales taxe s each nwnth Ill local Absentee voting for Place "The Texas economy is still on track, and the May's payments. increase in sales tax rebates reflects that," Bullock governments. on the Abernathv school hoard said. This month's checks include taxes collected on ends Monday at 5 p.m. at Aber· Checks to cities totaled almost $126 million, an March sales and reported in April by businesses Below is a li st of citi es in Lubbock and Hale nath y City Hall. increase of 7.27 percent over payments made last filing monthly returns. counties that received the payments thi s month. Candidates 1hat may he voted for arc incumbent Richard How· City Sales and Use Tax Comparison Summary ard and cha ll enge r Lonnie Cannon. X Change Counti,•/City Net Pay•ent Comparable Pay111ent X Change 1990 Payments 1989 Payments The run-off election date is Prior Vear To Date To Date This Period Saturday, May 26. Hah With the upcoming Memorial Abernathy t8,568.03 tl1,544.02 -25.78" $34,354.99 $37.655.96 -8, 77Y. Ed•onson BBl. 28 $666.40 -42.79Y. tl.l43.15 $1,450 . 62 -21,21 Y. Day holiday observed on Mon· Hale Center t4,649.86 $4,871.42 -4.55Y. t15,956.66 $32.080.03 -so. 25Y. day, May 28 some families may Petersburg $2,225.40 $3,323.66 -33. 04% t9,730.19 $12,793.24 -23.94% Plainview take advan tage of the long County Total UH:U~.n U~~:UtH ---=t.-ffi tH~:~~tiA tU~:22~.B -4-:lli weekend for a family trip and not he in town to vote on Lubbock election day. lddou .5.405.44 .5,985.52 -9. 69" tl8,368. 77 $33,592.78 - 45.32X Absentee ballots may be cast Lubbock u,568,1D3.19 .. ,653,229.21 -5.15% $6,732,568.18 $6,612,633.35 1.61" from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m today and Hew Deal tl ,009.67 •858.12 17 .66" .2.938.79 .2.823.02 4 .10" Slaton •20,817.54 .24.816.44 -16 .11% •e7,503.44 t90,729.53 -3 .56% Monday. Wolfforth u,,U:UIJV n.U.:UA.U -+.m As of 5 p.m. Wednesday 17 County Total u,,U:Ui. B -+.ill "·H~:nK.U ahsentcc ballots had been east. FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1990 THE ABERNAlHY WEEKLY REVIEW THE ABERNAlHY WEEKLY REVIEW Two Abernathy junior high students Chamber of FUMC schedules awards presentation · Public Notice Letters to the editor to enter Texas Tech this summer Depot Dispatch Commerce next Thursday for bike/walk event T_he City ?~ ;:'bemathy and Triple C Sanitation hereby Two Abernathy junior high Prep offers courses in to award $500 Twenty people braved the Russell, Matt Thames, Jacob adVISes the au.zens of Abernathy that automobile tires, truck Open letter urges voters to vote students will go to college as science, mathematics, computer The senior citizens depot had 74 for lunch Wednesday. They also West Texas wind to participate Torres and Jason Torres. enjoyed singing and had their blood pressure cheeked. There were The Abernathy Chamber of tires and similar types of tires can no longer be collected part of the 1990 TfU /GTE Prep science, business and engineer Commerce will be awarding a in the Cystic Fibrosis Bike The awards presentation will from dumpsters. Those dumpsters containing tires will not be seven carry out trays. Oleta Gilmore won the free lunch drawing for To the editor: think there might be the slight· program this summer. ing. (Walk-A-Thon here Saturday. be next Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at emptied. next week. The invocation was given by Clayton Enger. Enger and $500 scholarship to a graduate Actually this is a letter to all est possibility that you might be Roy DeAnda Jr. and Wendy DeAnda, an eighth grader, will of Abernathy High School. CoUectively, over 200 miles the First United Methodist registered volers of the Aber unable to vole on Saturday, May Knox will be among the more be taking a business class. Louis Schaap lead the singing. Special groups also performed. were completed · by Barbara Church. Tuesday the center had 29; Monday, 34; and Thursday, 29. Seniors interested in applying nathy Independent School Dis 26. than 175 high achieving pre Knox, a seventh grader, will for the scholarship may pick up Amerson, K.C. Amerson, Eliza Prizes will be awarded to :he trict. The absentee voting at City college students attending Texas be takin~ classes in science, Clayton and Merle Enger have returned from a trip to Lake LBJ. beth Amerson, Sky Bradley, first and second place top Mae Johnston is back from Branson, Missouri. The Clyde Benn's are an afplication from the high Our school board has selected Hall closes at ~ on Mlml!.ilx Tech University for eight weeks mathematiCS, computer science schoo counselor. · Tasha Burger, J ared Dunn, K'Dee money raisers in the three PLAINS GRAIN & FARM SUPPLY May 26th for its run-off elec May~ . from June 11 through Aup;. 3. and business. home from Nevada. Dunn, Karen Dunn, Amber divi~ions . Those reported ill are Lyndell Myatt and Juanita Hancock. The scholarship will be award· tion. Vole your choice, but please The were nominated by their The Abernathy students will Lampert, K.T. Lampert, Bradly Prizes will also be awarded to Thanks to Abernathy Masonic Lodge #1142 and to everyone who ed at Abernathy High School's Since this is a holiday week vote. Abernal hy teachers because they devote six hours daily to attend Mouser, Ruth Naron, Cindy lh e person who rode the most ~ Abernathy, Texay[.s' gave memorials to the building fund. • graduation May 31. end, please make a special Sincerely showed potential for careers in classes, lectures and labs. They Robinson, Gabe Robinson, Kristi and to lhe person who walked Thanks to Nell Pope for donating food. The winner of the scholarship Your Farming Needs . " effort to vote absent ee if you Linda Gragg I he areas of business, mathe are required to take tests, Robinson, Lee Robinson, Kevin the most. '--~All Commodities will be distributed next Tuesday at St. Isidore Cath- must major in some area of matics, engineering or science. complete homework, conduct business. They must take at Bill and Abernathy PHONE Lubbock research and perform as if they olic Church. ' Guitar students give concert at school TfU/GTE Prep provides three Menu for next week is beef and pork casserole, buttered brocolli, least 12 semester hours at a were regularly enrolled college college or university. programs: Prep I for first-year salad, rolls, dessert, tea and coffee. Smiths mark Travis Vcneablc's guitar Mills, Jcrod Dunn, Phillip Shel 298-2521 763-4868 students. They must maintain at Prospective recipients will be To can't beat that for a fast meet students, Prep II for second students gave a concert at th e ton, Skylcr Bradley and John tile editor: least a 'C' average in their interviewed before the scholar· year students and Prep Ill for fifty years Abcrn;tthy school cafeteria May Bradsh3w. We would like 4 g ing. course work. ship is awarded. thank you to Ruth aron who third-year students. 10. The last group to perform was We really appreciate her DeAnda is the son of Roy and The purpose of th e scholarship took the time to come down and coming to our meeting and also DeAnda, 14, and Knox, 13, Josie DeAnda of Abernathy. Commodity distribution Tuesday of marriage Five different age grou~s Jnnlhcr trio with Ryan Haseltine is to promote a student in the performed from one to stx have our "meeting' for us. joining us. will be participating in the Prep Knox is the daughter of Jim on lead guitar, Trey Warren on business field. The family of Mr. and Mrs. songs. Some of th e older groups Ruth showed us how to make Sina:rely, I program. and Pearl Knox of County Line. Commodities will be distributed Tuesday. People should bring a bass gu ilar, and Danni Engle on box and white commodity card to St. Isidore Catholic Church The Chamber of Commerce Bill Smith arc hosting an open also sang. drums. suckers and candies using molds Women's Division hopes to also award a future in just 20 quick minutes. You Chamber of Commera: Hall between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. house to celebrate the couple's The first group to perform Noemi Villegas can be contacted at the Caprock Community scholarship to students already fifty years of marriage. was Cody Green, Brandon Hug· Zeman graduates Action office at 1110 Ave. D or phone 298-2926 for further enrolled in •a college or univer The celebration will be May hcs, Anselmo Perez and Mario Tires from local dumpsters sity. Newspaper receives unsigned letter I b~nned I information. 19 from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the Salinas. Linda Bertram Zeman received The Abernathy Chamber of Reddy Room at 113 East Com The sccnnd group was a trio her Doctm of Jurisprudence Commerce scholarship was merce, Eastland. wit h Steven Stone, Michael The Abernathv Weekly Review ing information but it was not Persons wishing to dispose of The landfill to which Triple C degree in a hooding ceremony established by the current The Smiths, now living in Leeson and Casey Oliver as May t2 at the Texas Tech received a 'letter In the editor' signed. tires are going to have to find takes the waste products will chamber members under the Eastland, form erly lived in this week concerning the school The policy of this newspaper member~. University School of Law. something else to do with them not accept the tires and will not direction of Ruben Garcia, past Abernathy. He was in irrigation The third group was Tyler board run-off election. is to print only those letters other than put them in their sort the tires out of the trash She has lived in Abernathy chamber president. pump repair. Stanton, Shawn Heard, Shane and Pecos for the past three The letter contained int erest- that arc signed by the author. dumpster, according to city and take what is remaining. Thank you for allowing me Dempsey and Kevin Russell. yea r:-. manager Frank R usscll. Until further notice', tires may The fourth an ti largest grour ,_...... ,, l•ue fiiiH~· Library sets summer reading p'"'rogram Her parents arc Mr. 3nd Mrs. MI·!U-t&H Triple c Sanitation, whom be taken by residents to Aber- to remain your City Councilman consisted of Neal Ellinll, Tanner Bi ll Bertram of Fort Worth. IETTER POUCY: The Abernathy Weekly Review will aca:pt Abernathy contracts to remove nathy's landfill. Children at Abernathy's public detective week; third week, Your car desea:ves a weather-tested, long-lasting EB-TX CarPort. letters on any subjcc:t. This newspaper reserves the rigJit to waste from local dumpsters, can The landfill is scheduled to for another term. librarv will encounter lhc hidden treasure week; and Nathan Lopez celebrates sixth b-day Your cho1cc: s1ngle or two-car styles, all ached or free-standin~ ::; and/or no1 publish letters that arc ofJensi'Jc by normal no longer collect tires of any close Nov. 15. Sccrei Code is .B.£.i!Q " in the fourth week, secret code week. models . . Available also are PATIO and RV covers. Free Estimate! accepted standards or spitefully derog;ttory in nature. All type from dumpsters. Arrangements must be made to Nathan Lope~, son of Joe and Reading Club Program for this Sessions each week wil l be Carmen Lopez of Abernathy, letters must be signed with a return address. lf circumstances haul the tires off. They cannot summer. Wednesday and Friday at 2:10 warrant, the name will be withheld from publication. Dumpsters containing tires will , be left in alleys. They will not cclchralcd his ' ixth birthd;IY Acti vities include vid eos, films p.m. B u y E R I not be emptied. be picked up. Carl Johnson with a Teenage Ninja Mutant s and special programs. Films arc for ;o il ages and the Turtles party May (o . videos ar\! for elementary age The library asks that young He had two birthday cakes. Abernathy City Council children sters register by June 6. One came from hi s godparents I Suspect identified for harassing telephone calls Lihrary hours arc Monday, There is not charge for Chavclo and Juanila Montelongo Wednesday, Dayton Marr, Hale With the help of a telephone the second call. According to the report, noon to 5 p.m.; Tuesday, I) a.m. fn>m Lubbock ;and the other Political advertisement paid for by Carl Johm;on, parlicipating in the program. to noon; WcdncSl n. harassing telephone call s .. completed. of To-Go Video o n May 12. Rachd Moreno; niece, WLil' Darlin" Naron has had several reports One call was placed at 8:55 confirm the link with Naron. When they were not returned Fifth honor listed at New Deal Ci:tl>ric lla; Dcn;1 ~Prcciou!>· Ponce; Juli.m 97 a.m. and another at 10:45 a.m . Naron said Wednesday evening Tnm.:t: Limb RiJdk.<. :md 5011 . C ho:-, M· ~r~- - : · of harassing telephone calls as scheduled, police were noti The A honor roll for New Seniors making all A"s arc irlt>al . \ -- - - ~ . from what was dc"rihcd ;os a The unidentified telephone that he would take the informa fied and discovered that Agosto J;mi<.: lh:vil\:1 :1nJ chil drcn, Eli .111d ' . ' ' . 199 10HlCil Deal High School for the fifth Lauric Adame, Staci Angli n, F ~kc i a : ~nd ~rl\'c~ll.:r '.• ~· , · · ·_·· ~~ Hispanic mak with a rasping company was not ifi ed after the tion ga ined in the investigation had moved to Indian Town, Fla., Chris Turro.:t, six weeks has been released. Kriss Conner, Andrea (~:Jines, .mnh, hnic amJ Dian.1· M.uic r\guirn·. ·-·· ~. voice who identifi ed him self as first call and was able to keep to the district attorney's office May 13. · Melroe220 Chad (iriffith, Randy Moore, Chdo Torrct. ;mJ Vcrn11it:1; Ch.nd.1 mitre saw - 'Pablo'. the telephone line open after Thursday to sec what steps Value of the items was placed Theresa Otcrn, Mark Pharr, Arrn lumiP ~111U chi!Jrcn, LL·til·ia, Mo ni~-. , could next be taken. at $377.50. :uu.l Jo!-.cph l\.brtim:t; Tnrcll Cnnphdl. Wendy Samples, Tonya Tysnn Abernathy police Officer H.W. Wes-T-Cio conve nience store New Deal aunt :111d unch.: Mini\ IC :1nd OnL'Y ,<\\,lit l~ Grady filed a report May 15 on and Patti Welch. ami chiiJn:n, Abc.: I, Rc.:111.:, l\1~1riM.: IJ .• . uHI T 0 0 L received a check in March from f;•hi;m; Lupc.: ;mJ h ch.: Av.dm and a class D misdemeanor theft On the junior list arc An Ci regory T. Luke, Lubbock, that Spray Coupe SOil, AJam ; Lil' D.1viJ RitiS, all fmm school menus ncbclle Bockamp, Chris Cooper, from Show-To-Go Video in was returned to the store unpaid Kip Huffman, Jeanne Malone, Luhbilck. Ahcrnathy. in May. Ot h c.:r~ ~! ltl:nding \l.·r..:n.: Urc.:n J,!, lkn Higginbotham-Bartlett Steve Panter and Arthur T;ogle. Luke was arrested on forgery Breakfast Menu .1nd Estd>;LLI LlljH.:J.; aunt ;md urtd.: Stephanie Gallcgo.s and Chris rlnra and Mario Lopa =tnJ childr~·r•, charges by Lubbock police May for May 21-May 25 1002 /\venue D 298-2010 Your Abernathy Producer's Winn arc on the sophomore lisl. ~bru1s, ~fis~y. Marcy ;utd ~J iq w.: li tll: Workday set for 14 and placed in jail. MONDAY: rice, toast, juice, Freshmen honor roll stmknts l:JUr:• and Julie Pcrc:t; aunt, MdliL· :111d milk ~on~. Timothy Paul ;.mJ EJJir..: llidurd Naron said Wednesday that he Co-op now offers ·complete · arc· Ahlgall ro"rd : Chad Jcmes, TUESDAY: scrambled eggs anti Ch;LmpillLI, frilrll nai l~. New Deal field would turn the evidence ob David Revilla, Reyna Riley and tained locally over to the dis bacon, juice, toast, milk Also attending were Chr i .~ and h·n· spraying needs with the Mall Williams. nikr Gu:•jardo; Ucrnahc and Ermelind.• 303 Avenue D 298-2874 A work day is planned for trict allorncy's of[icc Thursday. WEDNESDAY: donut, banana, tomorrow at the New Deal May 13 Abernathy police of milk baseball fi eld. ficer Richard Cordell arrested addition of the Melroe 220 THURSDAY: hot cakes, syrup, MAJOR MEDICAL INSURANCE ... Ptojccts include buih.ling a Daniel Luera, 107 S. Ave. E, for juice, butter, milk The answer to the question ••• temporary T -hall field, resurfac FRIDAY: gravy and bacon, LIFE INSURANCE public intoxication at 7:10 a.m. Spray Coupe. Call 298-2527 & COMPE11TIVE RATES A+ COMPANIES Hanging baskets ing the infield of the existing in the 1100 block of 61h St. hash brown, sli ced bread, milk field, repairing stands, rest GREAT for patios! rooms, concession stand, and Photo ID correction ask for Delton or 298-2511 & Lunch Menu CALL FOR DETAILS What's best general cleaning. for May 21-May 25 Impatiens Geraniums For more information people A pi c I ure in last week's ask for Monte for spraying MONDAY: _beef _and chc<:sc_ David Sanderson, CLU, ChFC may call Bonesy Jordan at 746- Ahcrn;othy Weekly Review in cor Petunias Bougainvilleas tacos, hot sauce, chili beans, for Abernathy schools? L 5920. rectly identified three Abernathy quotes or any of our other lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles, city councilmen. honey butter, sopapillas, milk QuiSENBERRY Bedding plants also available. II should have read Carl TUESDAY: barbcqued franks, Abernathy- 006/2984143 farm services. Lubbock -006/193-8773 Tomatoes Mari~s Johnson, Eli as Vecchio and Bill pinto beans, carrot sticks, &·~:?2~~~ Peppers Periwinkles New Elliott. strawberry whip, hot rolls, milk . -... Diathus WEDNESDAY: corn dogs, mustard, buttered corn, green Open Saturday until noon arrivals Remember! Abernathy peas, cherry cobbler, milk THURSDAY: hamburgers, Lonnie Gilbert Anthony Moreno was Country Depot 1990 Graduation Gifts Frontier Hybrids mustard, salad dressing, catsup, born May 10 at 4:36 p.m. in the bas a new location. French fries, lettuce, tomato, 413 S. Ave. D 298-2595 University Medical Ce nter in Producer's onion, pickles, cookie, buns, . ' ~'-~ · ,;, Lubbock. 3/10 mile south ofFM 1294 milk H c weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz. on N. University FRIDAY: fried chicken and ~· Cannon He is the son of Gil and Baby chicks, bedding gravy, creamed potatoes, green X ;. THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW Rachel Moreno of Abernathy. plants, video rentals beans, fruit, hot rolls, milk for Maternal grandparents are Joe 99(movies! Co-op (USPS 003-340) (ISSN 0895-4291) and Carmen Lopez of Abernathy. Lunch Second Choice Abernathy School Board SCOTT & JUDY LUCE Maternal great-grandmother 746-5510 Middle & High School Publishc" Mary Ramirez and great-grand MONDAY: hamburgers, French Place 6 ~ parents Luis and Georgia Lope7, ,.. fries, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, all of ~bcrnathy. · pickles, milk Published weekly on Friday of each week at the Abernathy Paternal grandparents are TUESDAY: corn dogs, cheese, Lonnie Cannon Weekly Review office at 916 Avenue D. Mailing address: P.O. Richard and Yolanda Moreno of French fries, tossed salad, milk Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311-0160. Lubbock. Paternal great-grand WEDNESDAY: hamburgers, mother is Celliena Nunez of French fries, lettuce, tomato, Fort Stockton. Remember to vote May 26 onion, pickles, milk MOVING? Send your mailing label and corrections to Aber- He is welcomed home by his THURSDAY: hot dogs, cheese, oathy Weekly Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas nearly 2-year-old sister Gabriella French fries, salad, milk <' Put the Abernathy schools 793ll-l060. E lyse "Lil' Darling• Moreno. FRIDAY: hamburgers, French 1990 Uncirculated Bank Set in the fries, lettuce, tomato, onion, 1990 Mint Condition coins minted and doted the year Darbie Elizabeth Richards was pickles, milk of someone'• graduation is the perfect gift to ensure SUBSCRIPTION RATES born at 10:30 a.m. May 5 at that the event I& remembered forever. Uncirculated One year in H ale and Lubbock counties - $13.00 Methodist Hospital in Lubbock. Abernathy School Board Bank Set& eont&ln a Mint Condition version of the back into the hands Elsewhere in Texas & Outside Texas - $18.00 She is the daughter of Kathie penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and one-half dollar. and David Richards of Lubbock. [Remodeling? Uncirculated Bank Set& are only $9.75 Maternal grandparents are Established in November of 1921. Second class postage paid at Keith and Susie Ellis of Aber run-ofT election. Check of the right people. United States Post Office, 801 Avenue D, Abernathy, Texas nathy. 79311-9998. Paternal grandparents are A Great Chris Coombs of Colleyville and Myres c::---· ·- - Larry Richards of Fort Worth. If you are going to be out of town Pa,nh.c 1 Maternal great-grandparents Graduation Gift Idea! ~~- .. T:4 --·- are Lowry and Dorotha Deering I appreciate your support. 1 ~so~i~o1i l TEXAS PRESS of Abernathy. Carpet for Memorial Day, NATIONAL NEWSPAPER ···~1989 ( ASSOCIATION l ASSOCIMION She will be welcomed home by Aw;J.rdW•nncr a 13-month-old sister, Kristin.

Notice to the Public: Any erroneous reflection upon the cha- racter, reputation or standing of any firm, individual or Vote Absentee Weather byDecriag corporation will be gladly corrected upon being called to the Richard Howard attention of the publisher. DATE H L Rain Last day to vote absentee is Monday, May 21 S/9 91 S2 in carpeting ~ S/10 71 44 for Place 6 Abernathy School Board =~· ADVERTISING DEADLINE 4 PM TUESDAY 5/ll 67 44 at 5 p.m. at Abernathy City Hall S/U fr1 49 Myres Carpet S/13 z 747-7148 m POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Abernathy Weekly S/14 92 66 Political advertisement paid for by Lonnie Cannon, 1615 Ave. H, Abernathy, Texas 79311. Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311.0160. S/lS 97 6S 1602-C No. University advertisement paid for by Richard Howard, Rt. 2 Box SO, Abernathy, Texas 79311 ...4 S/16 94 59 ... Poli~cal F~&. .IDsldolioo Availlblc PAGE 4 FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1990 THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1990 PAGE !i Abernathy Middle Buy or Trade for Scrap Iron Over two years experi~nce working around Aber- SChOO) students nathy and surro~ nding areas. Worksite left clean. People that hm: emploYed R&H Scrap Iron: Mrs. Nix- 298-2022 0 Lady Raiders Panthers I. M.B. Conn - 757-2200 Bobby Cunningham tin). sh second n UIL J.A. (Jimmy) Willia ms · 873-3590 Phillips 66, Abernathy Adam's Farm Equipment H arold Thomas . 799-ml Abernathy Middle School Zac Wall . Don Presley· 762-2133 Mr. Miller . Hwy. 54 stude nt s finished second in lhe In spell ing were Ka ndaec District University Interscholas Floyd; Kyle · Kitchens; Wendy R&H Scrap Iron tic League Academi c Cont est. Knox, lsi; and Leslie Riley. Box 61 , New Deal, Texas 79350 746-5235 The meet was April 2.1 in Olton. In numhcr sense we re Cory Winning firsl was Olton. Forbes, 5th; Janet C>a rdner; Ben In the eleme nt ary division Lopez, lst; and Don nie Pi erson, Abernathy Elementa ry won firs! 4th . pl ace. In ralculator were Cory Fifth grade Forbes, 6th; Ben Lo pez, 2nd; Fifth graders ent e red in music Leslie Riley; and Misty Sprad· ling LUBBOCK memory we re Jessica Aguirre; Trey Villaneuva Jay Leeson, 3rd; Lourdes Lo pez; In oral readi ng we re Meliss a OLD COMPANY- NEW LOOK background Nicole Lara the same treatment from Josie Chris Marines, 3rd; Julio San· Lopez, Br adl y Mouser, Deni se DeAnda. This was one of the activities at the 'circus' for youngsters Roman, 3rd; Joshua Struve, 3rd; Pe nd ergraft and Norm a Sanchu. MANY MODELS ON DISPLAY at the special programs building in Abernathy last Friday. Melody and Christina Wall s, 3rd. E ighth grade In ei ghth g rade ora l n ·otding Voigt said it was the grand finale for the students that had been In number sense we re K. C. 100% Financing Available studying and fine tuning motor skill,. Ame rson, Mi chae l DeAnda, Justin '"'ere Marilv n Askins. 2nd; G uerrant and Jessie Hood. Matthew ( iuCrranl , .1rd; Summer Rickcll s: a nd Le sli e Selllc 1-800-658-2627 Local FFA hosts state president In listening were C hris Bar· These third and fourth graders arc (back row, left to right) These third and fourth graders arc (back row, left to right) ton, C liff Harkey, Ladd Lui rick In rc:tdy \\.'Cit ing we re Marilyn Coach Dana Bryant, Rachcal Cardona, Marla Nelson, Tracy Kayla Thiel, Brenda Lopez, Jennifer Guajardo, Erika Stark, /\ di stinguished visitor had Lubbock last weekend, at which and Chris Marines. Askins, ) th; .l ncl Harrison, 1... 1; Coach Karen Bradshaw, (front rnw) Kacy Thiel, Kate Bradshaw lunch in Abernathy Friday. he also spoke. T ad (hn \ treet; and Prim (h -:tn, Stephenson, Ali.o;....a Pettit, (front row) Juilana Perez, Erin In re ady writing were J ohn Nh. . Bryant and Naomi Ramos. and Jennifer Oglesby. · State preside nt of the Texas Rash travels 330 days a yc ;~r Brads haw, 3rd; Angela Myau, Future Farmers of America, Jeff on behalf of FFA. He spe aks to lsi ; Lacy Nelso n; and Valerie In number se nse wen.: D:t\· id NOW OPEN IN NORTHWEST LUBBOCK Rash, enj oyed a cook-out lunch rotary clubs, at banquets, and Villanu eva, 2nd. Carve r, .1rd: Rny De1\nd.1, hi , Sponsored by Fh ~r..: s ; Sponsored by with local members of FFA. He lunches, as well as schools. In pi cture memory were J ohn and Joe l lbrrisun, 2nd al so spoke to the group. His home is in Gilmer. He Rickey Castilleja, 1st; Cynthia BOYD CHIROPRACTIC 66 Butane and Fertilizer Ceramic Peeples Prior to lunch, R as h spoke to graduat ed from high school in Garcia , Stl1 ; Justin (;uerrant, In r , ( ;ucrrant .. National Honor Society of· Mouser, secretary; Jody Mya11, Halford and Tyler St;nllon, 2nd ~ ml : ~1 :t t tl ll ' W .1rd; Tad (h c r ~ \r L' L'I, f•th; ;md firers 1990·1991 were elected reporter; and social chairperson s In ~r c ll ing were .lu :-. tin (iucr Johnn v Tihwnrt h Congratulations to May 9 at Abernathy High Scho Tiffany Pope and Jo Anne rant_, 2nd; Ni cholas I l:imilton: operations and In ~-pdl i ng W l'rL' . kr ~..· rn y ~bn ol. (iuajardo Ange la Myatt: and Jennifer s:uwlc .... . :'i th : S tcph ; mi ~,.· l\1dk L· . hospital rooms cost The officers arc Lon Dale The now offi cers will begin Shan non, !st. _1,nl; TifL t n ~ i{L·d\' inc, 2nd : ral reading In :-. ti l· tt ll' W L'I"L' .krcmv 1\bn see me for llOS PitJI-s urgrca l insurance were Tasha Bnonc : Jennifer s:t nit k ..,: Stcph:nl tl" l\1 c B ~·c . l1th : Abernathy Girl's Junior Case y, (•th: Christi J<>h nson : and Tad ( h- n'd rc ,.:t: ;tnd I : 11"1 ~ Young Abernathy bands ·Jody Schaap. Stcph l· n ... \Hl In li stening we re <. ';trl Rright Call : hill, 1rd: T;mncr D:11·i, , l >l h: and JANE MURRAY Basketball League. get sweepstakes trophy · ~!:it t Riley, lith. In impromptu ~ p e ak i n g were ADreg anytime collect. (Hill) 34(,..7053. Sponsored by concert and sightrcading con Riley, Zekc Patl on, Troy llar In spell ing were -Lindy Ed Sponsored by w:~rd s ; Ryan ll:ise lline, 1rd: tc ~ l s. ri~nn, Tanner Davi s, Bratl Shad· SEASON! They

We make CONCRETE the old-fashioned way, New Deal49er shrine closed to public Wllh Pure CEMENT- CaD Cor 1 Yard Or 100 Yards Deadline For News & Ads Tuesdays· 4 P~ - - · 298-2033 F"miaher Available Weekly Review Classifieds By Scott Lua: the shrine, that is, until last Hale Center WEST BUILDERS SUPPLY 839-2102 His mother did it. His little Thursday's mail was opened brother did ir. So, he did it. by Douglas. Douglas BY!II!m may have He wrote DeBartolo ex changed the adage ' the plaing that he had been power of the pen' to ' the writing the 49er players and HOUSE PAINTING (..__=Th=an=ks ;;;;;;;;;;;;) [Garage Sales J persistence ofthe pen". asked if DeBartolo could send SOLON & WANDA WIUcsidc and holds the biggest attractions in There was the white 49er ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 1 . set cloters for 4X4 bar autographed card (which he & family income potential. Details, ( t) his collection of Sao Francisco 49er memorabilia He bas received cap with Super Bowl XXIII 602-838-8885 Ext . Bk -4390. proudly displays in a small autographs and pictures from six players and the owner, Edward J. Champs inscribed on it that 16 rows of bed knockers with clamps picture frame), it was just SPRINGER HAY BALING (27-4tp-18) Ed Johnson DeBartolo Jr. the players wore immediatley Abernathy track would like to WE SERVICE too much for Douglas. after the last Super Bowl and most brands of TV's and refrig "ll worked for them. It thank the administration for the 839-2952 1.- complete B-row R&J rodweeder a 49er team workout shirt. new track and for their supporl. Taking applications for life erators. Service on all Whirlpool Free Estimates will work for me," the New posters summarizing 49cr common · a back injury. And what Christmas pack appliances. Newton Radio & TV, Deal sixth grader said. Super · Bowl viclories with In the summer of 1988 We would also like to thank guartl at Abernathy Country age in May would be com For your everyone for all the help at the Club. Must be ccrtilied. Call 306 Main Street, 29R-233R. (rts) So with pen in hand, team and player slats and Douglas was injured in an plete without an autographed Abernathy Producer's Co-op Douglas began sending fool· records, two 49er caps and automobile accident. hay baling call meets. We hope we gave you 328-5261. (18-lth) picture of Joe Montana. Not something hack. ball cards to various 49crs in four 49er shirts, what else Though, to date, he has you're average Joe Montana ( Rentals ) 298-2511 Leslie Springer 328-5276 Paige Burcl-894-7212. (11-4tb· l) carry. 907 l(,th St., 2 'l ll·2.~1l.l. Kei th Delong. bing Montana's comeback is his signed 8x10 picture of letter. AlTENTION: EARN MONEY ing Center. Swimming, skating, professional carpet cle aners at a All arc hung in a neat row from back surgery. Brent Jones received three ( 11·4tb-J) TYPING AT HOME! $32,0(K)jyr. picnick ing, movies & numerous fraction of the cost. Rent one on a bullet in board in the Douglas says that is why weeks ago. Is Douglas satislicd? Of ( Personals ) income potcnlial. Details, (I) other daily activities. Registra now at Struve's Department Bynum brothers' room. he is called "comeback Joe". "I wrote to Brent asking course not. 602-838·8885 Ext. T-4390. tion is in progress. Ctll 298- Store, 318 Main, pho ne 298-2531. NICE HOME fOR SALE Calling it a "room" in itself "Not because he can come· him how il felt to catch a "You know how the Lion (ll-3tp·25) 2151. (.J-4th-25) (rts) Real Estate Five rooms, 1 hath, uliliry romn could be an understatement. back in a football -game," touchdown pass and to play (New Deal school mascot) is and one car carpmt. Ovn 12!Ml It could be likened to a 49cr .Douglas explains, "hut be· wit.h the 49crs and stuff like painted iq, the school gym?" Wanted $5,001 GOLD CARD 1 shrine. that," Douglas said. Douglas asked. "I was think sq. fl. Rcusonahly prirl'd. 2 >H. - cause he came hack so quick No turndowns' No deposit need· POSTAL JOBS Mowing with grass catcher & SEW UNIQUE 2.J7H. ( 1H -1th) There arc the typical full from back surgery." Qouglas's answer was the ~~~~mab~~~ the side of my ed. Cash advances! Also fast, NOW HIRING Start $11.4 1/hour. Weed eating. Free c,timatcs. Custom sewing and Fahric.s color posters of the San The hook states that Mon picture and written across easy VISA/MC, no deposit! Free For exam & appli.cation informa· Reasonable · rates. Dependable Altcr;Itinns · School patches Francisco players, boxes of tana ruptured a disk on Sept. the picture was "To Douglas He was quickly cut off by 10 % otT all services service & response. 291!-2.166. sewn on Mon .·Fri, 9 a.m. lo 5 Wanted: Medium-site 2 bedroom info! 1(800)234-6741, anytime. lion in Abernathy/New Deal, call in town. Well-kept condition. For Sale by owner brick house, magazines containing bits of 7, 19R6, had surgery and was Thanks for the letter Best his mother negating any with this ad (18-Jtp) (11·2tp·18) p m. 912 Ave. D, Ahcrnathy, Ph. now. (219)1i62-0306. (HI-lip) Rent $300 to $4lXJ. Contact corner lot, 1/2/ I. 2 '1~ - ~5.1. information about the team, hack throwing the football in wishes Brent Jones #84". future plans for the 49ers' All types 2'18-221'0. (27 -4tp-1R) and an alarm clock that's early October 1986. That was instanlly framed logo being painted in his Bl"ke M;trtin, P.O. Box 98442, Weekends & e\'cnings. /\her· shaped like a 49er football Little did Douglas suspect and placed on a tlresser in room. of home repair Lubbock , 79499. Need hy thi s nalhy. (20 ·5tp· tH) he lmel. that he and Montana would the boys' room . He can still dream, though, Roofing summer hcfnrc school starts. Add to that, hand drawn eventually have something in It was 1he focal point in can't he? ~c:a~~ (rt s) Free estimates Lake Lot in l'ine llarbllf St~.h Church Dir.ectory divi sion , Lake '() the Pines. 757-2189 Water and dcrtricity available. Reports given; gun search draws blank New local number Rentals ·' O' X liM!' ncar boat ramp, Continued from page 1 Hillcrest Country Club May 25 . sion. He asked if students could court the night of a linlc swimming, poul and lenni!-. cour 1 1 Lemon and Rieken. The enrollment report showed make up their work and if there dribbler's game," said Gamblin. W.T. WATTS lAKEVIEW METHODIST ASSEMBLY OF GOD IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO Real Estate ts . 2 lX -2!11l or 2'lX-2 H¥l aft er 5 Kern is a recent Texas Tech 630 students currently enrolled might be another form of sus Gamblin and other school Sunday School 10:00 AM t404 Avenue B Avenue A & 5th p.m. and WlT~rnd s University graduate. in NDISD. A month ago the pension. He said students on in • oflicials performed a locker REMODEUNG CO. Bible Study 6:00 PM 298·2060 298·406ll The board also voted to hire cnrullment was (>12. home suspension sometimes usetl search. · or call 1st & 3rd Sundays Sunday School9:45 AM Sunday School 10:00 AM Robert Hindle as a middle school There arc 156 students in high the suspension as a vacation amJ II was "never delermined to 298-2316-789-7226 Worship Service 11:00 AM Worship 10:30 AM Worship 11:01) AM Abernathy Mini Warehouse<;, Evening 6:00 PM J4()!! Ave. E, Abernathy. Storage science teacher. The motion to school, ~198 ~ in- midtlle-school and might be found at the mall. be true," said Gamblin. Jesse Nave, Pastor Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM hire was made by Looney, 276 in elementary. Gamblin said the severity of Looney asked why New Deal Wcdnestlay Evening 7:00PM units available from $35/mo. Call seconded by Reichle and it Young reported to the board the suspension depends on how buses did not have the school's OOUNTY LINE BAPTIST Pastors Jackie & G lenda Lester Anderson Hallmark & Assoc., Inc. 797- carried 7-0. the number of students trans it is prcccived by the. student. name on them at the regional 757-2134 Thompson 2190, Lubbock. (rts) Hindle is a graduate of Texas Sunday School 10:00 AM CI-IURCH OF CHRIST ferring out of the New Deal He said it depends on lhe track meet. ittttttttC for the money, 407 Sunday Service.s 9:00AM Evening 6:00 PM This Is The Place said they were "holding orr· on currentl y has the paperwork on. suspension. a bus might have on it before it Ave. B, Bobbie Moberly, t a t FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Steve Campbell Minister Eddie Chance RUBBER making plans for summer re· Young said the majority of Lemon asked aboul rcporls had to be overhauled. STAMI'S Century 21, sales agent, 298- pairs. They will wait to sec thnse students arc not currently that he had heard there had 411 7th . 4265 or pager numhcr 741- Gamblin said probably 60,000. t Garden" t CHURCH OF CHRIST 1!>,. CHURCH OF NAZARENE what the state docs about local enrolled in NDISD. been guns at school. Upon receiving no futhcr 298-2587 941!5. t t 916 Avenue E 511 Avenue E Abernathy funding. There arc 22 students trans· "To my knowledge the guns, if questions, the meeting adjourn· Sunday School 9:30 AM I wiU return your call. t A growing number of people arc becoming interested in t 298-2718 298-2832 Gamblin reponed to the board fcrring to Abernathy, 3 to they were even on the campus, cd. Worship 10:40 AM t gardening and in raising their own food. People who have in t Bible Study 9:30AM Sunday Weekly Review about a rcccnl audit 1hc district Lubbock, 14 to Shallowater, 2 to they were seen on the tennis All members were present. Bible Study 5:00 PM the past looked no farther than the shelves of the super- t Worship 10:30 AM Sunday School9:45 AM underwent. The audit was per· Roosevelt and 2 to Idalou. Evening Worship 6:00PM t market for food, arc now raising vegetables and fruit trees. Evening 6:00 PM AM Worship 10:50 AM formed by the Texas Education 0 & A SC.<.\ion Wednesday Evening 7:30PM .t Others are interested in returning, even if in only a symbolic t Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM Youth Choirs 5:00PM Agency. The linal results will he Gamblin opened the noor for Brother Dennis Teeters ~HUBBAlill t way, to some type of self sufliciency. Eddie Albert, lilm and t David Bennett PM Worship 6:00 PM -- available in 25 days. qucsrionso land !ly rlic members --t tclcvision-.tar,- has his lawn- plowed -up and- plant

POTATO CHIPS lAUNDRY DETERGENT ~ Coca-Cola Bullies® Clorox ~~ THE NUT /lEST TNING TrJ CHINA 2 LITER REGULAR $2.89 SI69 siS9 stu39

:~~~ OIUAK IER WHITE OR YELLOW 3lr OFF LABEL-CORN OIL SHURANE ASSORTED ASSORTED FLAVORS REGULAR ' '-W'"ITW~orn Meal Mazola Soda Pop 6 PACK 12 OZ. CANS :69e1.5 LB. BOX 48 OZ. BTL 2F099e QUART PKG.

ROSARITA MILD/ MEDIUM/HOT SAUCE PICANTE ~z . 97 JAR

HUNT'S ASSORTED FROZEN FOOD & DAIRY BBO SAUCE BANQUET REGULAR FRIED CHICKEN . Bg ~ozBTL. CREAMY/CRUNCHY 111m$2!!. PEANUT BUTTER PKG. · ' . BOX SKIPPY $1,PoP HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF JAR Boneless -.:;,___ uck oast

%GAL. $299 CTN. BORDEN 4CT. $169 TURTLES .... PKG . 99 PAY-N.SAVE HOMOGENIZED 1 LB. MILK . &~ $2.09 HE.AL TH & BEAUTY HEAVY GRAIN FED BEEF TABLETS/CAPLETS ORIGINAL

LAUNDRY LIQUID DETERGENT BONELESS $219 DOVE RINSO CHUCK STEAK LB. -~~ if.; HILLSHIRE FARM REG/POULITE - It c c MEAT SPECIALS $199 B9~T~z 99~g:· SMOKED SAUSAGE .... LB I LEAN BONELESS BEEF ~~~ $139 $219 STEW CUBES .. LB. SUPER DOGS .. ;~J: . LEAN BEEF·FAMILY PACK GARY'S SLICED .$319 $179 1 GROUND CHUCK . LB. BAR·B·OBEEF .. Nil LEAN BEEF·SMALL PACK LOUIS RICH SLICED Koz. . $189 12 $139 GROUND CHUCK ...... LB. TURKEY BACON ...... 1"1 :G

LARGE RED RIPE GOLDEN SWEET NEW CROP CALIFORNIA $179 NECTARINES ...... LB. GARDEN FRESH CELLO PACK ORN PKGS. $100 RADISHES .. . 4 FOR FRESH $100 YELLOW ONIONS .. .4 LBS. $100 5E!J .. .5 FOR

PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 20-26, 1990 STORE HOURS Monday-Saturday, BAM-BPM Sundays, 9AM-6PM