Abernathy. "IN THE PALM OF THE PLAINS" Weekly Review VOLUME 69, NUMBER 39 FRIDAY, OCfOBER 5, 1990, ABERNATilY, TEXAS SERVING HALE & LUBBOCK COUNTIES Antelopes AISD board seeks supplies bids By Judy Lucc roll with Clark Riley making the 108 5th Street in Abernathy. The Abernathy school board motion, Myall sccnndin!( it. The The house on th e property come home meeting was short and sweet motion carried, 7-0. owned hy the district has been Abernathy High School home­ Monday night, lasting only 20 Prath er moved In pay th e partially burned. coming is tonight with the game minutes. The hoard gave Superint endent beginning at 7:30p.m. The majority of the business Charles Floyd the go-ahead to was rou tine. clear th e property before the Candidates for homecoming The board ca lled for bids for Open house set Abcrnathv landfill closes next queen will be introduced at a janit ori al supplies, ca feteria month . · Abernath y Independent 3:20 p.m. pep rally today as well supplies and paper goods. Cost of clearing the lot wou ld as at the football game. Sdmul Distri ct is hosting an •• Robert Pope made the motion 1 possibly be more expensive if it ope n lwust: Tuesday, Oct. J. The homecoming queen will be to ca ll for bids for janitorial All schools . high school, was done after the landfill crowned during the halftime suppli es; Laurin Prather second­ middle ' rhoul and elem en ta ry closes and the debris had to be festivities. ed it. It carried, 7-0. · will he opt: n from 7 p.m. to hauled to another location. Candidates for homecoming Tommy Myatt made the motion Enrolltmnt for the Abernathy K:.\11 p 111 . for familie s and queen are seniors Christye for ca feteria supplies. Steve r, ic· nd _, to visit. sc hool di strict was reported at Marez, Mandi Mouser, Alexi Riley seconded the 'motion; it !l'IS Ort. I Woodul and Alyson Aldridge. carried, 7-0. l'rt:sent at tht: hoard meeting Mike Lamhcrl made the mo­ " ·ho,> l di strict's hills. l.;nnhert were hoard members C. Riley, Duchesses are Kara Davis, tion for paper goods; Prather >c'CIInd n l th e motiPn; it ca rri ed, l'rath cr, Richard Howard, Lam · junior; Crystal Ponce, sophomo­ seconded it. The motion ca rried, 7-11 bert, My;1tt, S. Riley, Pope, re; and Stephanie McBee, fresh­ 7-0. 1\h·mkrs of the hoard dis­ busine ss manager Floyd (ial­ man. The hoard ce rtified the levy <·u"cd dearing the property at lllway, and Superintendent Floyd. Crown bearers are Leslie Stark and Ryan Bufe. They are selected by the homecoming Abernathy Homecoming 1990 committee to participate in the crowning ceremony. Immediately following tonight's Hart sports better record football game the Booster C'lnb is sponsoring a dance for high By Scott Lucc " hi ch equals Abernathy's "P· Lockm:y. lie returned a kickufl school students at the country The Antelopes wi ll fa ce ;1 IHHlt'nts' four -g;nn c tot:d h~ yards ;1g;,in' t Abnnathy in club. Admission for the dance is sa lt y Longhorn team from I Llrt Ahe rnath v has 7S.\ t11 Ld th e Ja , t g;11n c of I he I'JX>J $4. in Ahcrnathy's homecoming ~ ; nne llfft:n , iv t: y; ,;·ds in fuur g;llnt:, ' cason . T ht: Ant l'io pcs won that As part of the homecoming at 7::\0 p.m. ( iucrr;lllt 's 'c"u tin ~ rt: port ron test, 211 - ll. activities, a bonfire was held llart's 3-1-0 record is equ ;d to li sts I Llrt 's Andre· , 1\ Llrin a' th e The Longhorns wi ll lind a last night with a snake dance Springla ke-Earth 's in Di , tric t :-I - l . lln ~ h mn runn111 ~ back to lwnlful with Lope tailb;1ck Larry from downtown to the bonfire 2A. llart has scored XII pPi nh \\"a tch. I k lud K2 yar ds against Norris. N11rr is ha s 12S vards un site prior to the bonfire. whi le all owing (>(, point s for l. llrkn c·\· L"t week . :"() ru , he,_ . fir st place in the distri rt. "I k ;."'" h;1rd and has g~>ll d Swtt Attawav has 17-t va rds All thc Longhorns' point s h;l\-e ' I' L·c· d. lie's probably th eir best 11n -tK carries a·nd Myatt hi1s 89 Girls varsity basketball players come in three games. They w~.:rt: 1 unnin g h;1rk," <iuerr~nt sa id var ds on 41 rushes for Aber­ will compete in an intersquad Celebrity Day at Abernathy High School brought Roger Rabbit to blanked, 46-0, by Farwe ll Se pt '" (.l ;lv) Davis is a good runner, nath y. toWII Wednesday. Roger Rabbit, alias Vicki Shuey, participating in scrimmage today at 12:45 p.m. is 21. Hart heal Lockney b st 11111 . I k's a good quarterback. Chad Shadden is th e leading a dress up day the week of the homecoming game. The public is invited. Friday, 24-0. · l"h cy li ke to roll and sprint him receiver fu r Abernathy with 116 "They're pretty good ," Aber­ out and let him run some. " \" .lrc l' on 7 ca trhcs nathy coach Steve <luerrant D;l\·is h:1s ~22 yards on 17 . Mi chael 1\hrc' \\ill he th t: sa id . "They've got good defe nse rL'cc· pti tH lS in 411 att empt s. <lil ly A nt c l ~> p c 11 111 "ith an CofC clean up day tomorrow and their offcns-; is pbying ,\hnn;lth y\ Jody Myatt h:" lnJUI" )' good right now. They're th t: II '> y;mb from Ill wmpleti"n' Ci1inrant will ' t"rt Myatt, Clean-up day in Abernathy is and/or trailers that can be used own clean up as much as pos­ most experienced team in th e in ~ I ;, tt ,· mpt s. That's in th ree Norr is, Attaway and Ray Rodri­ tomorrow. in the clean-up should bring sible but for those who arc distri ct." !,:;llll l' S. Cody for he, r;m I he gue/. in the offcnsi\'c hack field . them. unable to haul their own trash, I k said that aero." the line Abernathy Chamber of Com­ Hart 's fir st- ye ar head coach ' h"w at Idalou. Forbes h;1s c. of Any resident needing assis­ the clean-up crews will come I'> f11r 1> <; va rds Abernathy matrhes up fairly merce is sponsoring the day and Alan Cherry has li sted sc\·en tance in removing trash shou ld and assist. ll;1rt ;.dso has one of th e equal , ;,,·.wise. asking residents to clean up the offensive and eight dden, iw ca ll Eli zabeth Jenkins at Aber­ Cl ean-up crews will be unable start ers returning for this arc ;1\ top running ha cks in On defense, Alex S;datar leads alleyways, yards and streets that nathy's city hall before 5 p.m. to pick up chemicals and chemi- . season. D;111n y Rey n;L I k 's carrit:d 'ill th t: te;1m in ta ckles with 30. day and haul unwanted items to today. The number is 298-2546. ca l cans. Items that can be Norris ha s 2.\ Alex ( iarcia, 22; the city's landfill. His total team offense thi s tim e' for 2.'\11 yards and scored Dumping at Abernathy's pla ced in the dumpsters should se aso n is reported at 1,07<> y;nds all of IL1rt 's tli.Uchdown' against a1nl Shadden 21 Anyone wishing to help with landfill will be free tomorrow be discarded by the resident. the clean up, chamber members for those discarding trash Residents arc asked to sort or otherwise, arc asked to meet whether an individual or wi th a ou t metals, they will be hauled at the city hall at 8 a.m. tomor­ clean-up team. to another location for re cy· Galloway is Abernathy's first mascot row morning. People with trucks People arc asked to do their cling. By Judy Lucc stick which she wuld bring tion in prose int crprct;1tion. A new addition has been home . Sh e is a work -on 1n c·mbcr ol added to the sidelines of th e <I all oway is busy with other th e ' tudcnt rounril "hich mea ns Gregg receives Hugh Pettit Award Abernathy football games. school activitit:s as we ll as ht: ing she mu st participate in ,·arinus An Antelope mascot has been mascot. She plays ba ske tball, is projcl"ls to earn her mcmhnship . By Lara WaD participating in leading the ;1 member of the Nat ion;d llt>nor ( iallowaY is the LLlught er uf Pete Gregg docs more than cheers and building spirit in the La Rita ( ia ll oway of golf at Abernathy Country Club. crowd. He helped build it with the help Kristi (ialloway is the fir st of his tractor in the early mascot for Abernathy High 1960's. School. Gregg received the Hugh The project began with the Pettit Award for outstanding Abernathy Booster Club. They service and dedication to Aber­ were behind the effort from the nathy Country Club in August at beginning and furnished the the Jack Hackler Memorial golf mascot uniform.