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The fllhliq Owle wiU travel t.o
Tahoka to lake on the Bulldot•·
Both ..... will be determined t.o
ntieter their fin& win of the
IIUOD t.onilht (Friday). Lae&
...11 the Owle were blieterecl by
the New Deal Lione -40-12 and
Tahoka wae ehu& out by Plaine
f4.().
The two teame are eimiliar to
each other in that both teame are
lackiq depth and are inexperienced.
Giviq &be punch to the
Bulldo1 offenae will be Sr. Randy
Taylor (6·1, 165) and junior Jim
Pattenon (6·1, 155). Both playen
alternated 11 eipal eallen laet
-eon. Aleo retumiq to the
backfield will be eenior Todd
Nance(6.0,185). Nanceehould be
the workhouee for the wiDI·T
runninl from &be tailback
poeilion.
Alao joinin1 Nance at a
runniDJ back will be an all·etate
tranefer from Spur, Mike
McDonald (5-10, 205). · Laet
-aon McDonald wae a third
team all·etate ti1ht end .
In all the Bulldog• return eeven
letter winnere all two way
etarten.
Services Are Held
For Jack Eason
rht
air
en
at
rill
Ir.
Serv1cee for formt'r Halt
County Comm1111on t' r J ac k
Eaaon, 76. of Hale Center. we"'
held Monday at F1r1t l : mLt'd
Methochet Church. Halt' Ct'n\er.
wtth the &v Elton Wyall,
INOCIB\e pallor of St Lukt' 'e
Method11t Church of Lubbock.
and the Rev . Cra11 Curry . paetor
of Fnet t:nlted Method1 1t
offic1aUn1
Bunal we e at Pl a 1nv• e w
Memor~al Park . follnw•nr
~r&vea~ de
Maaomc nlea by
Lemond Maaomc Lodge of Hale
Center.
Arrangement.B were
handled by Freeman Funeral
Home of Hale Center
A community leader for many
yeara Jack d1aplayed a love for
Hale Center Many times hie
devotion to the town went
unnoticed
A pwneer of the
community he mamtamed hie
pwneer epmt and alwaya offered.
h~e hand 1n fr~endah1p
Mr. Eaaon d1ed at 10:30 a .m
Saturday at H1 ·Plaine Hoepital
m Hale Center.
He waa born Aug . 3, 1910, at
Oubhn and moved to LameBB m
1916 . He moved to Hale Center
from O'Oonell m 1925, and to
Frednclr.eburw m 1978.
He
returned to Hale Cenr.er laetJune
and waa a "'ured farmer
He mamed Velva Brewer on
Dec . II, 1933 , m Lockhart, and
wee county comm1uioner for
Precmct 3 from 1968 unUll976
He wae a 32nd-degree Maaon . a
member of the Order of the
Eaet.em Star . Chap :18 , a former
member of the Hale Ctonler
Photo by David Howard
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1986 Fighting Owl Teant
"Where Rumors End
And Truth Begins "
~::J~~~~~cahnodo~ ~~~t~~~
of Hal e Center echoola
Sunnvon. m add1Uon to hi e
wtft', mclude one daughter. Mn .
CP 1JoyCf'l Sm1th of Hale
( 'ent.er, a nt'pht' w who wae ra1aed
by the Eaeone. 1-H Omn Brewer
of Semmole, two 1111en. Ruth
F1eher of Mod eato. Cahf: aDod
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Number 37
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Deal runnen Alfredo Ramire1
proved more than the Owle collld
handle.
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ba?~a'!!. fint
1ofw~:
inlercep&ed by defeneive back
Shane Steen but wa1 nllllified
becauee of penality . The Owle
held the Lione on the nut eeriee
h
~~e
enr. ~:~n.~mt:::
and 10 yarde. A pau acroN the
middle 1ave New Deal a fint
down on the 15 yard line with
6:30 left in the fint quarter. Thto
drive ended when New Deal back
Alfredo Ramire• elashed hi•
WI)' aci'OIII the fOil line. The
kick for the point after wae food.
New Deal lead 7.0, 6:00 ounute1
remained in firet quarter .
On fint poeaeuion of the Owle
the aerial combination of
Garibay to Roden realll&ed in
Hale Centen fint ecore. Roden
hawed in the pirekin 3 timee in
the Owle drive the final catch a 8
yard completion aave the Owle
11• po1nta wtth 4:40 left m fint
guarter The .P ATatt.emptfailed .
WOOl led 6 ·7
Thto nut Lion JlOUt'BIIlOD the
Owl dtofen81 roae to the occallion .
A quarterback eack led by Tim
Silva and etubborn Owl
~ondary reelllted in a New Deal
~":~:t!'n'dP!: :.::;a~:.~&':&!
S::
~~~~'t'f~~:!•:l:ee ~~1
end zone with 2:30 left in the first
quarter. The PAT failed, Owle
leadi01Jl2·7 .
A fourth down conversion by
the Liona arain realll&ed in 6
pointa for the favored New Deal
team . With 4th and 14 yard• to a
fint. Toby Howell hit hie favorite
receiver, Jr. Shayne Boyd, for a
fint down at the Owle 19 to tond
i;'::
~e ~r:.t ~r~~w~ll-=
carry the ball acroN the 1011 line.
The puniahi01 runner finiabed
the ecoriq drive on a 6 yard run
with UT:46 remainiDJ in the fint
half with New Deal havina a 12·
14 advantafe.
Either team wae unable to
move the ball until the powerful
New Deal bacu moved &be
pifekin to the Hale Center 15
yard line following an Owl punt
and peraonnal folll penality. On
a 3rd and 6 yarde for a let down,
Lion aifnaJ caller Ulrew a etnlle
to No. 88 Boyd for a touchdown
with 2:49 left in the half. The
PAT wae 1ood makina a 12-21
lead for the Lione.
The half ended when Shane
Steen in&ercep&ed a New Deal
.,_.. wth no lime remainiq. The
New Deal ecoriDIJ threat almoat
ended in an Owlecore. The eenior
defenai ve back returned the ball
deep into Lion territory and
needed juat a e&ep to break the 60
yard return into a Hale Center
ecore.
The third etanu etarted on a
bad nole ae the Owle fumbled the
openiDIJIBCOnd half kickoff. New
Deal recovered the ball on the
Hale Center 31. The Lion• failed
to move the ball ae the Owl
defenee etood eolid.
A
quarterback aack by Keith Roden
and a fourth down try et.opped by
Steen etalled &be Lion auack.
A defenaive battle continued
threw &be 3rd quarter. When the
lime ran out in the quarter the
ecore remained 12·21.
The illfa&ed fourth quarter
~b.~~n:t.::~:tt~
Owl 10 yard line. On tint down
the Howell airabow erup&ed for
another acorinl pue with 6:56 in
the final period. The PAT wu
good New Deala lead increaMd
12-28.
New Deal continued to roll up
the acore in the fourth etanu.
The Lione coun&ed 11ain with a
28 yard piUI to Boyd with 6:13
left in the rame. A final Lion
acore came on a 20 yard run
followiq an interception with
2:13 remaininr in 1ame.
Sco.... from teame that the
Owle will face are-Plaine T4,
Tahoka 0; Wilaon 13, PeterbUIIO;
Happy 36, Bovina 0; Meadow 23,
Kreae f4; Muleahoe 22, Olton f4;
Farwell 26, S.Jirinllake-Eanb 0;
Lockney 36, Raile 0; Abernathy
:J4.._Cooper 0; Hart 33, Anton 0.
1 ne leadiq rua.ber for Hale
Center wu Garibay with36 etepe
followed by Silva with 36 and
Gomea with 31 yarde.
The Owle bad f42 yarde total
offenee , 129 palllinl and 113
rur!'Jq the receiven - •
Keith Roden. He ln&lred 3
palMI for 52 yard and 1
touchdown.
Father-Son Team
Repeat As Champs
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C .D. and Kurt Aehmore
repealed •• Mene Pa11Derahip
Champione duri01 &be annual
Pa11Denhip Tournament helclal
Hilleide Acree SaturdaJ and
Sunday. The two lime champe
noaed out the team of Dennie
Mooney ancl Melvin Ritchey by
ODe
ltroU.
In the 36 bole t.ournamea& the
Aabmore ..._ ehota1 under par
f43 in the championehip fliaht.
Plac:iq IICOnd in the fli8b& were
Dennie Mooaey and Melvin
· Ritchey ebootoiq a even par of
:h
It4.-
WinMniD the Fin&~
D.W.IIarlliuaaclJobn
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Volume €
Friday, September 12, 1986
Owls Lose Season Opener
The fi1huna Owle IUrviVed J
quarr.en, 10 the 81aaon opentor but
an illfa&ed fourth 1tanu eaw the
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Barrick took IBCODd. Both teaml
ftniahed rep)ation play with a
168 total.
clri~e:=:r~~=~:
recorded hie drive on the No. 7
fairway.
GnU Panridp won the
contee& for ci-a to the pin on·
the No. 9 hole.
A bole-iD-one wu aleo recordecl
tCon&'d To Pap 2)
Texas Wife Presidef
To Chair
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C~~.~!~~~~~ \
farmed and is the wife an,
mother of farmers.
A lady of gentle manner, ehe
has become a very convellcini
voice in educaliDIJ national
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Homecoming
Mums On Sale
The Owl Cbeerleadere are now
taking orders for homecoming
mums.
Homec:om.ins will be
September 26 when &be Bovina
MuetaDIJ& viait Jefferiee Field to
play the Owls.
Peraone can place an order
with an)' Hale Center cheerleader-Rabbi Johnson, Jamey
Laney, Liaa WilBon, Tamera
Adame, Roaemaey Sheppard,
Jodi Berw or Mendy IabeU.
The lOth annual convention of
WIFE (Women Involved in Farm
Economical will be conducted
&hie weekend Sept. 12-13 at the
Lubbock Plua HoteJ. Texas
WIFE preaident Mildred Brown
will chair the convention, and
loc:al memberJo Ann Stroope wiJI
eerve ae Mi.alreaa of Ceremoniee.
Fealurecl epeaker at the Teue
Convention will be national
WIFE preaidenl Naioma Benaon
of Sterlinl Colorado.
The two day convention wiJI
beiiD at 9:00 a .m.-12:00 p.m.
September 12 with rerietralion
and will coneJude at 7:00 p.m.
with a dinner September 13.
Many intereat:iq apeaken will
be on band to ~five commente
d~e =~eel
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Teua
preeident of WIFE for two
conaeeulive terme. She will etep
clown from her office durin~ the
meetiq.
Mre . Brown
hae been
aaaociated with t'anDiq Iince
Commodities
Are To Be
Distributed
Commodiliee wiJI be diatri·
buted Tburaday September 26 by
&be Caprock Community Action.
I &ema &bat will be liven away are
rice, honey, butter and c:heNe.
Peraone wiahiDIJ t.o nJCeive the
commodiliea muat have a yellow
card. Peraone &hal have not
eigned up for the free
commodiliee can do ao at the
Community Action officer
behind the Hale Center
American.
Dielribulion of the foar ite11111
will be at the EMS Bailcliq
i=
!:::!.
n:-ro:cr ~
dialributed from 10:00 a.m. to 2
p.m.
Weather Plagues Area
CE~f!R,
HAlE
.I
r
your
•blcrlptlon may be paet due.
.JUNE
Vernon Allen
M.W. Allman
Ca&heriMHIIIlta-n
W.A. T•ter
Prank Moon
8~rl:~dChaetain
Earl Steen
Mr. 6 Mre. Jack Hicu
Mr. 6 Mre. Orville Hicka
Wayland L. Richanbon
Dale &pre
Roy Raatett.er
Inez Loper
Eqen Schultz
Harley Welle
JULY
Frank Arcbeta
Janet Black
Keith Bearden
Elizabeth (Batee) Barnett
Charlie Bruton
R.R. Burnett
Borden, Inc.
Jolene Bled110e
Anita Cortez
Joe Carrell
Robert Caudle
James Duncan
Jack Faver
Bobby Hicks
Vicki Hicks
Virginia Ann Kirkpatrick
Mike Langford
Rick Law
Mrs. Arthur Miller II
tt~:ru"1w':~ng)
Jim Bandy
Lout.. Berg
Weldon Blount
Albert Gomez
M.F. Gaston
D.J. Hooper
Keith Jonee
Vera Meeste•
E.V. Nigh
Swann Petit
Ed Shackleford
Bert Weil
Ed Perkins
Social Security Admin.
Isla Whorton
Elizabeth Witt
Raymond Weathersbee
AUGUST
Delores Bameo
Evelyn B. Courtney
W.J. Caudle
Jobnie Cox
John T. Faith
Bill Fortenberry
Dean Brown
Lester Carr
Pat Cannon
Lee Cranmer
Carl Laney
Steve Myatt
Melvin Mabagan
Joe McFerrin
Mrs. Bob Pillow
John Trimmer, Jr.
Dwight Thoma•
Mike Tiner
M.B. Andenon
Hollie Bryan
Tracy Blount
Geneva Bearden
Robert R. Byrd
W.E. Burnett
~e'ftifia~kaey
~:,'C~et'I:~n
Charlea Evans
Donnie Evers
Wilton Graef
M.H.Gibeon
Evelan Geisler
Danny Ginn
Butch Harrell
Eula Josey
R.A. Jefferies
S.R. Koeninger
Marie Louthan
Larry Lockett
John Mojica
Flora Maggard
W L. McAlexander
Ralph McFerrin
Cliff Payne
Loy Stewart
Aubrey Shaver
Edna Goode
Kay Hammonds
Robert Hinojooa
Richard Jones
Don Mullin•
M.F. McKnight
C.H. McCluskey
Flo McCaekill
Gerald Ruggles
Jimmy Ray
E.W. Smith
Terry Simmons
Velon Townsen
Angie Worley
T.L. White
SEPTEMBER
Henry Ahrens
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Brownd
Mre. Peyton Barrington
Harold Bufe
Mro. Ralph Burton
Steve Carr
Lee B. Carter
David Cannon
Eldon Davie
Jane Drake
W.J. Easley
John Hohenberger
Bertha Kelly
Jerry Lowry
Arthur Landers
Karen Laney
Marie Lewis
Haden Moore
Wynon Mayes
A.L. McMinn
Mrs. Bobby McBeth
Bill McClain
Jack B. Needham
Sherry Nesbitt
Robert Rawls
Glen Robertson
Anthony Sisemore
Ida Shannon
Dick Shackelford
Dllt~UJICI .
thC~na&\:'t!: df:t'~&:~1 ~e
,... Mlud Wurion eDOlled
... ~ . ., olfllll ,..,
--lhiiiValeDtiDe. Thi bilf
~~Miami
..... llald 4own &he Elk offenee
tllloWiDir thai to KOre 18 pointe
cleRite ail Olltatandina effort by
1ft ..... County
S1UO oulllde of Mile Cclunty
The Elke will travel the Guthie
Saturday to take on New Caatle .
Kickoff tim• will lw at6:00 p.m .
Saturdoy
Center,
Tournament•.•
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during the tournament by Monte
Booher. Booher aced the No.9
hole the firet day of the
tournament. He used an8 iron on
the par 3 bole. The ace was
witneuecl by Darryl Barrett,
Connie Bowman and Jim Carver.
A total of 18 teams entered the
two day . tournament.
The
linketere were treated to a eup~r
Saturday night by the Hills1de
Acrea.
Large Increase
In Enrollment
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H. d \ lfl l,.r .
welcome siteht thf' •·nrollmt>nt 1~
tltnuning the facihtif>s at Akin
Elementary
and
th•
nllddf<.
~o~.: hool
Tht• mcrettHf' of uvt'r 100
l'itUdf·n~ m tt PTW yNu pt>riod of
llmt• 18 thought to ht• tht• IHri(Nit
school was 25~ 1n Aktn
Elementary up 44 student•. 2t; i
at Middle School up 4:1 enrnll<•<l
and an increaoe of 20 students 1n
Jack Eason .... .
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l'nnt'd From Pa..::t· 1 •
H• '~ •lll'
l_lpfwllt\
Daughter Introduced
I 11ld
and
Mr. and Mro. Chris RioJa• .l r
{~omt ' /.
are proud to announce thP bini·
Kt-t•ton,
of their daughter Erika
Th··
baby girl weighed 7 lb•. \0 '""
The new arrival was born Aul{liHI
31 at Ht-Pla1ns Ho•v•tu l
t 'l' ttJ t
1l f
(
'Hpltol!t,
tw" ~ntnd1 hlldrt•n
Pa!lhrRrPn~
Flnrt'IH'ln
Wt'rt'
Ht•rnHtrl
K{)zurt .
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nd (' 11 r I ,, H
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Mutt Bt·rn
Mildred Brown
Notice Of Bid
it•ttdt·r to 11 1 ti H· plq,dllol II H· I t~ mil,\
:-il11· <111d 11\t ·rn), ,.,,. of th••
\\II· t: dH11J 1t• r ft't 'f'l\ll_\·
nu>t ...-.nth ~o\t•r!IIIWIII • · l f u ·lt\IH Ill
V1nHhtnlr(t• •n i 1 \
J ., 'Jr(l\\dt·
Jnfnrnu-tll••Il "' : tht · llruw!lt furm
puhclt'"' ~Ul·i :J,,·Ir d1t·• U. ••n ltlt'
ft~rn ·,
The Cotton Center Schoo l Hnt-~.rd ~~ H l T t · p l ltl~ l r : d ~ ! •tr i t •. f tt
gallons of gasolint• for I·H'h,,o] t r nn~v~~rtH:l•lll H1d "" v. ·d l ,,,.
opened Monday, SeJJtPmht·r :~~ - :~ ~ -"'t1. J:.: :\11 p ~ ~ ~ . ut tht·
AdministrHtion HuildtnK < ·ll!ltact ~1nnt.:· ( .t·t·. He•>. -~~ ( 'nttnn
Center, Texas, 79021 Tlw Hl'ard n•t-;t·rH·:-- tlw rq.d 1t t11 n•Jt'l ' l
any or all b1ds
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NOTICE TO ('RJ-:Il!TOH:o; OF TilE E:o;·l .\ IF <H
GLADYS CAHTWHII.HT . IIH F \:o;FII
Notice is hereby ){lvt•n thttt "l'l )o!: l r ~ ; d l ...t t •·r .. I ,.... ~ . · rn • n t 11n
upontheEstaWuf(;Jud~· sl < lrl\\ r"~ jo: f !t
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The regular monthly busmess meeting and game night was
Mondu)
held Monday night, September Rth with a nice crowd in
Smothered pork chops tn mushroom Rau<·~. hominy piquante,
attendance. Everyone brought a sack lunch and drew for
mustard
green,;,
cornbread
butter. applesauce. drink
numbered bags, and all had a good meal. Drinks and dessertll
were furnished by the Center.
Tuesday
Following the meal a busine88 se88ion was conducted by
Enchiladas w cht!t SIIUl'P, pinto heunM . tossed salad, french
president, Paul Brownd, who called on secretary, Janie
bread. butt~r. nrP puddl!1K w ratslns , drink
Brownd for reading of minutes frcm the August meeting.
Minutes wpre !lpprovl'd as read. Brownd then called on
Wednesday
Darlene Ashby for financial reports of General Fund,
Turkey and dretiSir:l(. l(•blet gravy . rmnh e rry sauce. buttered
Nutritional Fund and Meals on Wheels program . She reported
broccoli. roll huttn. choc olt~t<· pudding. drink
that 1,478 meals werl' served during August of which 722 were
eaten at the Center, :l:lO were home delivered,and 436 were sent
Thursday
to Meals on Wheels recipient&. The reportll were accepted as
Tuna·noodiP cas serole . l(ret·n ht-unH. toHsed Halud , roll butter
read. Since no further business was introduced the meeting
plneappl.- tHp il •< u . d nnk
was declared adjournPd
Friday
The group Hpt•nt the remamder of the evening playmg 4~.
SunHhlnt· l'htckt·n. buttered rH•·. ~ 1 u!t• · rf'!l pt-Ht-~ r(dl : buttRr
Sk1p bu. und sum<' JUSt vlaltmg
Two nurses. Marsha Btrdsonl( and Pam Hughes were
frUit cobhlt·r drtnK
prPIIent on Tut•Hduy to give blood pressure checkN and flu shota.
They wJIJ be ha r k un Tuesday. SPptember 16th to give flu shots
to any who were unabl~ to bP present the first time. This past
Tuesday tht·y gavt> 2H of our peoplt> the flu shot . Most doctors
highly r ...-ommend<"<~ that older c1tizeno l(et flu shots.
ThurHdHy , :o't•pt.·mber ~C>th has been desil(nated as Senwr
l'1tizen llu\· ut the South l' lutns Fa1r at Lubbock . There will be
free adm1H~1<•n Hnd lum·h fur td! Senior Citizens. Some of our
group haw l(one tn years past and gri'Btly enjoy!'<~ it. If you
would hke h> gu th1s year let 1t bt· known soon and plans will be
made tu tBkt• us .
qu alitlt'IS f ur l' ummunlty servlce
A Younw FtHm .. r n11 t'tinlo( wdl
The C'Pnkr would ltk~ nrv much t<o hu\t· a better plano, but be held Tue..Ju .v· t'V entnH ~ept. 16
Rn.1 rt-t rt-HtJ•.m
Uuet~ to the
.-f.Hptt· r
Hrt$10 (H! a year
at pr<•sent do not huve fund~ to buy a new one. We appreciate at 7.00 p m Th e r'tra t m~eung of
: 1 Urlii" tht.· rhHplt>rl'l meellng a
the
n•w
yeHr
wt\1
he
held
Hl
the
the one w~ huH now wh1rh Willi donated by the American
plannlnlot ~'>''""~~·~n IJn tht- ye-arly
lhllotd~ AcreH ( "untrYUub Hnd
IA'I(H>n. hut ll11t'<>dH work don•· on 1!. ( )ur guest mus1nans have
pr·,;•·< t,... wlll bE' conduCted
wtll bt> a hamburaer ;.ovkout for
problema wht•n trymg to play 1t. We wuuld apprl'<'late any help all membtrr" a n d ~uest
J'rt·Ht>ntl~
th t" Young Farmer
an\·one n•n ot!l'r uhuut gPttml( u better nnt> May he someone
lnaLallatwn of thP n t"ft' o fflrf'rH
~~r~~:~ntlt~~~t(J,'~n f~;)~~r:r~~:~::ail
would dollat•• l!ne . nr t.-11 us wtwre one could be boul(ht at a fur tht- nt'"" \ r·ttr-.... d i h - ct~n d u c tt-tl
tr .. ph tt·H a nd awards iPVPn and
b}' K1m :\ orns •• UI ;! !• l nlr{ Y 1reusonH hie nJt~t
nunr •... ~ tht- enure Ht.<X' k tthow
l...t·ad l nll th ltt v.- ttrH
Th1H Fnda\·. :o'ept.-ml..-r I ~th . we wtll Helert a\' olunteer of the Prf'Sidf:'nt
\1t · mtw r~ Hid<' htlp conduct the
chaott>r
wdl
lw.
Hnttn
PstU:nw
n
Month for Sept.t-mlwr IS.. thmk1nl( ahout who you would hketo
prt"Bldt>nl V1 C.. ·}Ht ·l'o t; l r·n 1 Jo..r·\ 1 r:.
r ou nt \
pr~t J .. l t
show 1n
ft"'C.'t>lVt· thas h u nor
P ittmv J.- ....
Thompson . :..: -.· ~-' Fo rtJ>nht-rT\
lIn Tut•Hdt~y ~<· pt.-mtwr 9th. th u•e lun·ml( :-; .. ptember 8t"('t"el.tln: lrt'tu~urt-r t:~nd T1 , mm~
Tht"rr Hrr prts~nt.ly L5 tlCtlVEblrthdtt.\'1'1 wt•rt· n·~ ' olt(l\lled ttnd honun·d \olo 'lth a spto<.' utl tHrthdu:.- Loutht~.ri .. rep<Jrt.C'r
mt"mht.·r~ ,,j tht- !ural c hapter and
.
anyune lnl.t'rt-tit.t-d 1n JOining the
Membe .. shap tu Yuunlr{ Furmn,..
cBk~ htt.kt•d h> MHdl(t' ThomHH
Young Ftt.rm e rs ls urged toattt>nd
18 o~n t.u tln yll nf' Jnt.t··rf'ttt.t-d Ill
Wekomt• to two new memherH. !'.iakolm and Irene GY.1n
!he rhHptf'rS flrst mf't>tlng
H1lhe Molont• und !.11 \'ern•· Barn~• hun twen rh'PIVln~ fannlnlo{ c1r tn u.,:n hurunt'tt"' Tht·
J...IUrpotN> of tht· Yc1un~ FHrmH
medical trt'ttttn~nl HI th .. ltKal hu8plt81
OrKBntzalion 18 ttdu Jt t-'dunill•m
l ltut and ~rlt·tu H1dutrdl-\tlll hH•.:t· n·turnt""d home after and conllnulni!C t"durall u n of lt.H
utl.Pnd1nl( a tratlt·r ru lly ttt Mayhtll. !'Ot·w !\lt•X!co ~ near membt-ra . to learn lt>HderMhqJ
l 'loud<roft
{'lura Mu.run }H,,.. ht·t·n to ( ' loudcroft Hnd Hu1dntH.l, Srw
A $ 1 <" 1 J~J r~ward 10 offered to
Mt'XI<'O
th{· purt y lfiVlnM' mforrnatwn
t.~uldu· litl Jm ,Hl tH honH · a flt"r \ 'HUllnte 'tlt'lth fn('nds 1n
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CLOSE-OUT
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BEST DEALS IN WEST TEXAS
- PLUS
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BIG BOLD GOLD SALE!
THRU SEPT. 30th
Our Prices & Finance Rates
Will NEVER Be Lower!
Open 'TIL 7:00P.M.
Monday Thru Saturday
NO IIASOIIABLI Offll UfUSIDI
YA1 COMEt Wl'LL DIAL!
Artcarved H.S. Class RtnusAll wttb Custom Options FREEl
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prtn uic by )(•"l i•·r. ti J: "~ f , r ~r 1 • · :tp
IJOr"tJ,lflmrut ,,f tho · ,.,,luo· , ,( ru;!r•-:td
rolling ~1 : 1('k arn •Ill{ tht• CPUntu•s : n
"'hlch th•· pr•') " '~Y .. f th .. radr ...td
as lofatt· d for pur \1' ~t·~ of pr"pl· r \ )
taxattorl, and H ••,1\ .1 ,j. :.·t•· ~ ~ ~ ~ · n·
quJremt•nt that th•· r ·.,mptr,tll•· r par
tiC'ipuh• In mak tn g t ho · a l i, ~r :II loti o 'I\•
w.th h,• fh ~t.I !U I •• ry .11 :d r' nn atitUti(llutl Ia."-·, th t· " l' l"' • rt l "l' ' " '~'~'
C'urr~ntly ;~ bt•u1 ~ miHit· by lhr• Ststf•
Proputy Tn:\ Hr•a rr\ in t'onjunl'!IOII
wtth the Comptro llt-r .
romp\)'
'86 SUBURBANS
N(M'
PROPOSITION NO. 1
ON THE BALLOT
po8t'!!
A.P
• GIUC.R.
II
'2
brt>ak1ng
and
1n Plam\-·1ew ur M39·2411
Hul"" ( ·.-ntrr
M1chelle, al&o, rece1ved dJphJml:1t-
for successfully
yean
of
completm~
trammg
f<> ur
h v1n~o~:
rn
H1bhcal princ1pals
The degree prol{r11m • '• nMl .., Lt- tl
o( two years of <' 8mpu,. ljtudy and
two years stud,...· h y f'(JrPHpon
dance
Maklng the tnp e ;M, · .... ~-~...., th,_
family of Mr . W li hum (in~ilnl{t·r
III . who
ftHmb
JI1
rH!Mt,... liltlOn
w1th Mr . Fu;ht-r Ht- Mnd h1"' w1ff'
Susan hti' ll1)( :· cJTnpit-IA·d tht
same
countt:'
(If
~tudy
alH•;
I J ~ V~il Howard. a high achool
T.1 ·11t r,, r
h as color portrait.a for
'" : •. , f • II h1gh 8Chool footbell
V l l.l .'· · · r ~ and <.· heerleadera
Th ,. ,., ,mputer teacher offer11
r;H i J'- ;duul pl('tur~s and lfTOUP
J >~ •rt r. t ! l ,..
.\1., · etinll(
~·Hated
! h• ro · ~ular monthly meeting
th• lit !'lama Hospital Board
:,.. ~! 11 ·· · · ~ trJr Monday Sept.. 15.
· o!
I~
EnJovml( a visit at the H11le Co un t \ Fa rm a nd Ranch Museum
Bar beque were lonl( t1m~ r~"de n l' ,,f l h~ •·u unty Fred Howard,
:\ewt Goodw1n and Lov Su-wart
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H o b~y Th.,1w1" ... r
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th•· tH:-nal
nt>...-. grt"ut grHnd ,lrl <w)( hlt-r
H.tbe>cctl Rent"t' born ~t·plt· m t •t"f 2
Mn
plt-tt.twd
of
Drawer B
Hale Center, Tx. 79041
YA'Ll COME · WE'LL DIAL
Color
Portraits
Available
received a degret!' 1r. Th~oJoto
ha\1ng completed a four year
study program The program
consist..d of B1bilcal study anri
research With an emphas1s on
Chnstam Counseling m famtly
and marriagP
Mtchael ttnd
BHUUSSA RD
Hale Center
American
'86 CONVERSION VANS
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Don't Go Away
From Home Alone
1\tlly Ha _\ l'art\\nl(ltt. Jn,lt·p~tldt·llt
Ext>('Utor ot tlw 1-:HtuU· of ( ;}u(h·H
l'artwnl(hl. IJ~cPHR~d
CHOOSE FROM FOUl
rt-t~ponsable
person
an the
.. f th• 1st Method1sl
t)f HRlt" (' enter
lnfnrm t'lll o n l ' An be le-ft at 293 ·
· ~ o. , h to. ' ' ' \J M.\::-,
P tr u ne nr de rs Are Wel co me ·
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t(f B dUH fl' rn
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In
e&ercJaea al The Wa y ( ·oll""tc"" ,,f
Bibltcal Reseunh lndt a n•
Campus M1ke and K•• k ) e M I.
Neeived dqnaa in Theoloo.
They wen accompallialllly UMir
children Bodie anil Je!UUiar who
al ao were granted diploalal tor
thPtr frou r yean of lrainina.
AfiA-r graduatlon,bolh tamiliM
t ra veled on to New Kooavillt,
' •h··· t;•• OJ'>Ya weellatTheRock
··! "~· · whtch I& a yearlyfeetival
··f H1hllf'a l teachJnl and muaic
enwnn~
Se lec !tons Wtth Us
J
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!-'t-lJl t- m h t· r
Fnl luw ·r•e< •:nur le s Have Regtstered Wedding
totheundersilr{nc-d on~t·J•kl ~ 1 h • .. ..,
•·· •· 1 · \ • : • 1 · ~1: . t \ 1 1•\ U!
of Hale County. TPXRH All pt ·r-. . •r r:-. lrH \ r•1_.: , Ltllll"' a~a1n~t tht·
said Estate are hereby rt•qtnr, ·ci r .. prt .. , 1:1 !h· -.Hill•· l 1• Ill• ·
within the time prPHcritJt•rl hy Jn ,.,
ht· Tt'!-oldt·n~ •· it!ld p••!"l
office address ofY..' innie Lou I\ tw·l t"' ~:.::: . I )HIt· :--::r r•·•·t l' l<•ln \' u·w.
Texas 79072. The n•sHienrr und P""t • •ftt< ,. ,,.\, , n·•.• , •' Hdly 1(,.,.
Cartwright is 1 JO~ ll< • IIdu~ . l' lu"" ' ''" · T ,.,,,. .- .... ·
I I HIIIIH
may be presented throuJ.{h o ur nttnrnt ·.\ . .\L1 1• • · lrtl l r... dt ·l. l ' I)
Box 1600, Plaim·i t•w . Tt•x>lH ~ !-!11 ~ :.:
WHILE THEY LAST!
pRrtiCipatt'
SeptPmbP r In - Iff
REWARD
l\1, t d~t•d 1111d I· r IJ :J."hHnd ln•\
li lt'
Public Notice
MENl!
M.K. (Mike) and Becky Fi1her,
Jr. alona with their children.
Michael and Michelle , have
recently returned to thetr farm
outeide Hale Center. after a tnp
to Indiana and Oh10
T h•
purpoae of the tnp wao lA>
Young Farmers
Elect Officers
n umlwr acht ..d L11 tlw Pnrt•llnu·nt
1n rf'n•nt p·nrH .
Last yearB figureR in etu·h
Recent VIsitors
Prices like these don't last lon~. So make your
bt~ bold move before September 30 and wear
the best MOld class rlnw- ArtCarved.
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Ht~~e~t·i~~:;~gfhn:hel ~~~<';::~/:·::
The Hale Center lSD hu•
ebowed a aubetanical increase 1n
student enrollment this yenr
Enrollment for pre-kindergarten
thru 12 grade totaled 761
students compared to 61ill
studente laet year.
Figures for each of the sehoul•
are 302 in Akin Elementary, :!!14
in Middle School and lli l
enrollment in the High Scho<>l
R.L. Southerland
E.A. Scrivner
C.E. White
Jerry Wofford
Curtis Wilson
Ro8Blind Williams
Harmon White
Ben Williams
Recently visitina: in the Mac
and Imogene Fisher home were
Juanita Hobley and daughter
Jessica of Tellico, New Mexico
and Von Elkin of Olton. Aleo
enjoying the visit was Edith St.
Clair and son Johnie of
Muleshoe.
ASSOCIATION
T••••
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t;'S~~:iaemore
TEXAS PilE. .
OrewerB
--Phone 831-2312
--Halt
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Edited and Publlahed by
Tommy and Claudia Rambo
In last weeks II<'Uon New
Castle wao stung by Rochester
19 -ta . UiatrictfavoritesWellman
trampled New Home 466, ond
Thre• Way out lasted Dawoon 41'-
and ramily.
Memorial• received at the Center
In Memory of Jack Eaaon from T .•J. und Opal Lee. Madre
Thoma&, Paul and Janie Brownd and K.F. Smith.
In Memory of Emmet Lowe from Paul and Janie Brownd.
Ienior Cltlrent Center
411 W 2nd Phone 831·2212
ln_ot ... PootOIIIctln--. Te•ter ................... eo _ _ _ mtHortn--o-.,AettiC..,...tl-1.1trl
neently viaited at Oklahoma City
10n, ·
Wi&b
~-~rrlng
'"·10...,...,
ability to move the ball on
around aa the Elke ou&ruehed
the Warriore 242 stepe to 182.
.aior nmni~~~r back Travis
Moqan.
After pinin1 the upper hand
&he fint half &heW arriora coasted
to a convincinJ 60-18 final
The youlljl elks suit up 10
Fn.bmen of the 16 member team
The determined Elko battled th•
Miami team bat the experience of
1i :l (•t 7904.!
The prt)polf'd amt'JHhncnt " ill at'
pf'ar on tht' hallot a :- fullo ws:
"The constltUt lllfiBI ame-ndmE"r.t ll'
allow tht~ li•gislature to prm·irle by
general law (or tht· apporti0nmt>nt
ol thP \'&lu€" of railroud rnlling
stock nmona rounti~s for Jlurpost:'S
of property taxation."
PROPOSITION NO. 2
ON THf BALLOT
Senate Joint Resolution 33 propose• a constitutional nmrndmrnt
that would replace the constitution-
al rtquirement that the oubjeot or a
bill be expreued in its title with a
mandate that eaeh hnuoe of the l•gi•·
lature adopt ruin of procedure that
would require the aubJecltof each
bill to be expfta..d In Ita title In a
-nner that 1lveo the ltllalature
and the puhll• reaaonsble notice of
Qat aubject. Detennlnlnr compll·
. - with the rule wotlld ba the re.-.alblli\J 41 ~~ itllllabiN. Ctlr·
rt•nt ly, a Ia" is im·al idated if a
f'n u rt f m d ~ Its t' UJ ll ln n IS th• (,'t' \1\' t'
T t;,. a n :. !uln wn t w"u 1rl pr" v ldt· thnt
p.t :o~~
an d futur1 ·
1.u ·, ).,• ht'J,j \'O PI "
to announn·
8.
at Lioldtn Pla1ns
Borger. The
n~w
Itt
1n
tht>
anaas
n: turn . T h,s a mt>nd mr ·: .t w;
a :,•~o~.
mutu a l : t1Murur. ~ · t> ,. , n q1ar . ... i :ttlrl
stock C•• mpaTllt':i t, b11i fr ·r ~ ;f,. :.H-.d
hl'alth ~ro u p p,rJ, r Jo·:- ,,f ~·
8Ubdi\ lfi!LI~ .~ J' ·J~o: ; ,· ,;·\t• : \', .\ ;
hmitf"rl lo d~ . ~ . I :· Ill• :.~ 'f vr·· r:
SP•"' I fl· ·d ;I :ljo• ,. !1 1ra t :
Thr jJr " ] '(l~ (· , l :'l m • ·~ .h ·
ip
pt·.lr n n t h · ~ ... !j .. ~ .•s f .. ,,,
"Th, I' , • . -~ ! t \ J t , •r,:r: . I I ' • .,. • ' '
i ll \ \ . 1. 1(
i'' .' : Jl ; , , .~ ... . ' : . \ • ' .
•li'P•Irtu rtt\y t " I'I'· ~·' K " 111
:.~:~ . !
tral l Sa r · ~ hU :-I II ,·s-> w tt h a .o: hor · c.• r\
rn ut u a l : r . ~ 11 r a n r t' ,·.,n: p.t ·. ···s : r
t h t' sa m •· n : .. r!TH· r : ~:• .,.,j t i; , th· r
:n ,. u r ann · t " •• l! l p .ti,r t ·~ "
t·n at"tmt nt!>\ n• a >
!I
l'HOI'O~ITIO:\ ;\0. ~
0~ TilE BAI.I.OT
t l-, ,. ha:-.1!' , , j ;l;
11- :.• ff .. · h ' llt '; 1 it·
; 1] .~ , , •• ,u J. I t'irrn1
that ~lw ~tatt'·~
),•. rt'\'ISt> ll t.' \'t'fY h ·n yt·ar~. ar11l
:I . · 't ·,t i \1 · 1\l J.j l r' 11 I• !t• (Lit t ' ol ~It In IJ.T i l{ r•·' •' ~t · n •·f ~t ;ttt• law!"
Tht· pr• •JI· . ,. ,j an w ndnu nt w d ! ap
}Jt·at "II ~h·· kd! o ~ a s ft>llu11s :
Tht' t'n n ~t rt u t wrral amt'ndn~t 111 r• ··
tJU rrllrf: t•adr h ti US•· tv Hrdu ol t• rn
11.. : rult>s of pr •.,·edurt• a rult• tha t
,.;,rh lull nlllla111 ¥ trtlt• l ' A}Jff'S .... IIIJ(
l'h·· a n ,, 'l •!n :t·n t
~t· n· att•
.ltrlr\1
lt••!-I•J\ut, •l ll 1 ;rf'.'
n;r, Mlltutwna. :~nwndm•· r ·,t
fl~tt· tilt' bUKI{t·Sl iO ir
pust·s
l:t ·.~~
that would r•·J'"•a:
!ht• hill 's subjt•ct , a nt! pro\'idrng
fn r t ht· t'('lnt i u uin g n·,· isinn uf
!Halt' luw ~ ."
PROPOSITION NO. 3
ON THE BAlLOT
Ht)u.o~e
a.
HoHplt.H l
Hrn\ttl
daught..r of Tamm) and h.nk
D1ggo of Pampa Sr.< 1• the ftrHl
ch1ld of th• fam1l v
kt•he<·rH
weithed 7 lbs. ft I .:. 1. 1Ztl
Proud grandparent<~ H . . llubby
and Chno Tho mao of Ha le Ct'nL<!r
and Mary Kay D1ggo .. f Wh1te
Deer . The btlb y girl ht~• tln••lher
gnoat grandparent Mrs E :\
Grantham of HamhurK Ar k
J,1int Rt>s .. tution 73 propost>s
c''niititutional am«>nciment that
wuuld Jlt.•nnit the l.t•g\slature to authoriu a11~' rountr. rity, town, or
other pohtil'al subdivision to use
public fund s or rredit to pay inauru.m·e premtuma; on nonassessable life,
health, or orrident polleiea. Due to
tho prohibition in the constitution
against tho lendinr of credit and
rrnnting of public money, political
•ubdi\•ioiona currently are prohibit·
od f""m be< om i"I ahereholden In
uaociationa auch aa mutual-inaur·
ance companieo, in whl•h policy·
holdera are ahanholdtn. A nona•·
ee818ble mutual lnaurance policy
dOll not allow a eampany w raiN
catiltel by •~Ill. the IPiillc)'·
holhr all extra -o11nt on • liN<
a~a::.
a
Pll'
pr,.hdo.~wn
!,,, ;, ),,l ito:' b~ :-!<tlt'
h~t.nk .. and w r11dd ai k w ~ : .ttl • bank ~
'
\ - r .~ 1 . rb
and na t inn:t l · •:11 1 ~ :) d ••fll !• ll"d
1n
th , !'
stn t •· 1" t• Si a b l.s h and • >!~~'ratt· bank
111~ ( . ll'lli tw ... at I I •(" Utl ·· n ~ wilh m !ht
eo u nt\ r~ r l· tt\' "h,• rt• th 1•\' a r <' dt •m i
t' lh-tl.. Th,· n.nwndrnt• n! .\'o llU id ~ \:-·1
authoru:e tht· l.t>ga,.;l a t u rt' to p1'l nut
a state bank or a nati onal blink
donurdrd in t h is s tatl' to t•ngu~~ in
hu~int>l! :-< at mon• thall ont~ pla<'t· 1f it
arquirt:'s a failt'd state bank or national bunk domiciled 10 this statt•.
Tht> proposed amendment will appear on the ballot aa foJIO\\'M:
"The constitutional amendment to
provide that
&
bank may offer
full servire banking at more- than
one location within the city or
county where ito prineipal facility
it located, oubject to limitation•
and reatrictiona provided by law."
E1to1 1011 lo1 itt/of'tllle~t ezploffB-toriot aobro !Gt ..,.;• .,dot propw·
fl&at r& Ill . <OIItlituci6a qn.t apr&f'O•
.,,.... .,. lr& boleto el dill 4 tic
11oviembH tie 1186. Si '"fed 110 Ita
roei&i4o 11110 copill de loa i11(0"'" '
;:,;rn::~ :rd:t~~~~=~ :.~ ·.~~
uetr'(lrifo al SeCHI.Uo de Batllllo,
P.O. 8ol' ll81t, Awrtl11. !l'taua
rnu .
c;pc."gwd :r?y :
Jr••'drm
To The People of Hale Center
Last week . 1 rt'<'eived several
calls. some as late at 9 p.m. from
per•ons wanting my buameoe to
donate, JOin or otherwise support
th~ir clubo. efforts or oroducta
All of thetr calls concerned Hale
Center and our 8C'hool activities .
To oom•. I 8Bid yes, to others I
had to •ay no. Some even
demanded the money then. They
~opli g l ('h~r~
StmdJv, September 14. 1986
5 p m Jt the Otv HJI! P.1rk in Hale Center
"Cl.t..a 'Jmdiodo: gcfomr"fr Co" Je~ u~.. Co111e a~~
woJtt•d until the last m1nute and
then expect..J my business to
shell out the cash 1mmed1at.ely
In todays e<'tlnomy, busineB&men
t:~:dthl!' ~~:'o t:h.~r'~~\'l~eb~d~::.
They also need your support!
Some of the callero had never
been in my busineoo . Yet they
want my money . Next time your
club or organi•ation needa a
donation, go to Plainviewe and
see how much you geC Those of
you that shop mootly in
Plainview oee how friendly
Plainview ia when you ask them
to sponsor •omethmg 10 miles
awoy
Some of us were born in Hale
Center. some of us chose to move
and live in Hale Center. The
small town io last becoming a
place to get away from. We must
all, the public and businesa, pull
together to preserve and hold on
to OUR town .
If one buainesaman baa to
cloae, he isn't the only loeer. Hale
Center (thata you, me and oar
children). We are all effected and
become a little leu for it.
I know that the eelection ia not
aa areat in Hale Center ae it ia in
Plainview but why can't- aettle
for what is available until the
economy ia better. If you epend
$100.00 in Plainview &hat ie
$600.00 to $700.00 you &ake away
from Hale C.ntar.
.."
haabeanlor
Wtll,
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9~ -16_, -1986
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A apecial mu1ic Bll'Vice will be
pn~~ented at
Rite• were held for a former
resident, Hugh Goodl e tt
Saturday
Burial woe at
Porklawn Memorial Garden
under the d1re<'tion of Wood·
Dunn1n11 Funeral Home.
Mr. Goodlrtt died Thuraday
momm1 after a len1Jihy illneso
He was born m Hale Center m
1917 and attended echool here .
~t!:refrnmJl:le 't:~':e~n 0.~~·!
and 1920's. The store wao located
on Cleveland Street south of city
hall.
Mr Goodlett married Lena E.
Boone on Feb.6, 1949in Halfway.
He worked for Ra1landa We•tem
Wear m Pla1inview for 36 yeara
until hie retriement in 198'4. He
wao also a World War II veteran .
SurviVors mdude hao wile, two
eono, Kev1n of Plainview, Aubrey
Lee De Cordora of San Angelo
and 8 dau1hter Rolla Jean
Scannell of Albuquerque , New
Mexico.
the Cotton Center
Bapti•t Church, Sunday
September f4 at 11:00 a.m. The
11ervice will be conducted by the
1oepel quartet.
Known ••
PNima Quartet.
PNims Quartet ia baaed in
Gainesville. Teaas. They have
been miniotenn1 throu1h muaic
and testimony for four years,
throughout Te xas, Oklahoma
and the New Meruco A,..,a. They
blend a ti1ht four-part harmony
with a Southern Gospel aound
that pleases both youn11 and old
ahke. Whale sound 10 important
w th em . ohannl( th e Lovr of
Jeaua
mmds .
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BREAKFAST
Moada:r
a::!ciTC:.t
l / 2 pt. milk
Tueaday Sept. 16
A8~~~:-J;Ja~~
1/ 2 pt. milk
Wedneada:r Sept. 17
Mil<ed fruit
Cmnamon Toaat
112 pt. milk
uppermost m their
Their prayer 18 that
through their minio!A!ry people
will come to know Jeous Christ as
their Lord and Savior, or if there
Thurada:r Sept. 18
Orange juice
Cheeee toast
1/ 2 pt. milk
are those wh o are struggling in
there are th o se who are
~ ·"h ,.,,;
t q mm on 1" Ul&ance .. ()ffense "ent to county attorney
to 1,.. flio•d
H-~ti-l'ti
Morr1 ~ 30 1 S E S1>'~. announce !he engagement ot T~e r
daug~t e r Ste p n~ n~e Dawn . to Ronald Gene Va len t1ne. sor ot
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pron""t"'d~t tf<> t'nllrt'l:t(• h t' lp
eupport th r Halto ( 't' nl#r Publ1c
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th• ....-,..,tary
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" ~\I "'" lluq(lary of Residence · ~ever~! 1tems were takl'n
from tht· H um t· of ~ammy Ru1 z'•. 1n the la11t w eek. thi s is still
un dt·r t nv f ·t-~tl )latwn
~l-l.•h A.:.:n~utRd
kubbery .. AIIHupo st o re, wa s held up by
unt· hlark mai P and une span1•h male. 1n the ea rly m orning
h our" l · ndlH< loH<·d um o unt ofca6h wa• uak~n Su bjects Ie ft o n
ft,ul
- ~ · 2hNi -I 'ubhc I' ua• a nce -- ln ve•ll!llt.ed
'l. i .-.ti Hu r)(lun of Hudd mg .. fde u ll.Hun d r y was broken mto ,
a htrJo(t· '-'tn d ow 1n front waR brokt·n. to ~81n entrance
:"\ uth mw: wuto tukt'n
!!'""'' I n) un t" a ( 'h i!d .. A 14 year old mule. was chased and
beat.-n up "" bv " I~ yl'ar o ld male t'harl!eB we re filed
y;' "'"· Aut" .-'h·cldt·nt .. Arrtdent wa• ln~eAtil(ated , which
happt'lll'd at ~lam :-itreet and Cleveland :'tn·et. Only minor
InJur~· !-o wt·n· 1-iUMt...H. Ined b...,· puHHint(er tn t1nt-' of the veh1clee .
l' ro wlt-r ntll• lnvestq(ated, 4, Dume8tlr lli s turbances
ln~t·Htl)(Ht<'<i h. Helplnl( other po li ce a!(o•ncys on d1fferent
1l11n l( • ~ . T,. ·k..t• l"•ued -So !Jnver• I.Jrense;J , '> o lnsurancl' 2 :
Kan lted L ll(ht 2. :-ipt'edmg 4. a nd Pubhc Consu mptiOn of
'l• ra M•nw
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M N"8U' T, \ ·t·ndu H.oht•rt.HIHl
~~ U\ ~tout . HarhHrH T,'"t"tf>r ttnd
It" ht•t·n uw h ilo· s ln <'t' I ha•·e rl'mtndl'd the publa r. that they
Hhould he lp w»t.ch the1r ne1ghbors res1d ences and etc . The
nw rt· o'Y''' tht• l'oh ce I Jepl. has thl' better W l' c· an do our JObs . If
11nv of \'<•U • •·e or hear anything o ut o f th e ordwary p lease call
th,: 1'<~ 1;,.,. li ep t » nd le t us mwstigate 11 to be sure no r nmmal
11<'!1\'l t\ '" 0:"1n.: on
Its better to be sure than sorry
I wan t tu remmd th e ones that hke tu walk the s treets at la te
hour• of th t· n<o:ht lion't he • urpn sed when we •tup you and
HHk -" " ur n amt·. and whAt you an' up to . Most of the time the
l11t•· ho ur"' Hlk •·r• a re up to no !(ood If •omething happens, like
w1ndow..., hr,~kl·n out. hur..::hnys, Hnd eu.· Tht> ones we see
"' Hiklnl( i»k . wdl ht· th e ones w e w1ll pi c k up a nd questi on
w,. tho· l' <~ l ll·•· U ff1et· r• o f Hale I 'e nter , want t o thank ea c h
und t·n·ry unt> elf you for your ~upport, ¥a-ith uu tyuu , tht>concem
,.,!lJ.e nH we cll uld not do our job very eff...,tl\'f So thanks .
T ho· ro·a•"n th e p,.IJrt· report, wa• not 10 last wel'ks paper ,
.,..... heoH'H U•e I Hlt'<' p t o lung . Thl' repo rt was an my patro l unit,
and duln 't I( row It• I(• an d walk to th e paper offici' . Sorry about
thai
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m t"t"U nM
""ill r-.,_.
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618 Matn St
Ha le C en ter . Te .( a5
Phone (806) 839-21 5 1
"Coverage that fits"
vmct' and poastblt! mflut'n r P on
a&Bues conct>rnml{ the s~ n10r
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Ho nnie
and
Psalms 1nv1t.es you. to this
special serv1ce- at First Baptist
Wedneoday Sept. 17
Beef stew w/ VetJetablet~
Coleslaw
Chocolate cake
Cornbread or crackers
112 pt. milk
Church . Cotton C•nter , Sunday
Se ptember 14 th at IIllO a .m
Thuroday Sept. 18
Meat eauce on Spa1hetti
T011eed salad
Fried aquaoh
Fruit cobbler
Garlic bread
1; 2 pt. milk
Baby Son
1'i
/
A ; lb. I
~
oz baby boy has
Friday Sept. 19
Barbecue Burger
Sliced pickle&/ onion
Lettuce! tomatoes
French fries
Cookie
112 pt. milk
l1':,~ ~?;"''": s~~~afi;:t sb'::b~ ~~
Mass Smath amvt'd SeptemberS .
The new amval Will answer to
the nam e of Ladororn Ladell.
l.adaroron was born at Ha- Pla ins
Hoep1ta l.
All Effenbee Dolls
rollectors
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Story Books & Ba~y ~oils
Just In time for
Early Christmas Shoppers
Take advantage now of our
Layaway program.
:::Jhr\ CZJ'Cou·e,
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DONNAGEL
CORRECTOL
laxallve Tablets
30's
Anti-Dianheal
Medication 4oz
haten w letJtlmony un l8t1Uf'8
rnnKIRK from health care and
to th e
1naurance committeE', wh1 ch
The
Owls
All The
Way
llloppl.. Gei¥1118DC8 ·
llllrftwey Will le .....
YeMr
PIICIS UfiCIIVE
h ••,..• •, 11 • '13
covers lonaterm care and
colllotrophlc health m ouran ce
for thr surviVIng opouae
In addition to the mock pubhc
hearing Sept. 17, citizenehap
a warda wlll be P"'&ented to each
of thr Silver Haired Le!Jiolatoro.
Other Le!Jielators of the epecial
1.49
DRIXORAL
10
he was appoantrd
lOWHS
CBos~et
899-2688
Lubbod and Nathan Tubb of
Levelland .
msurance lo housing and future
fundinK for the agmg prollramo
We represent several companies
but we work for you.
~ . ( -1 i•U
!'I e wt on.
population on the area . Th•
Salver Ha< rt>d L•'lflola tun> will
ro nve ne- 1n j\uaun ~t'pt. :lt-1~ \0
Co mmisSioner Ra•ff and utht>r
~liwr HRirM Leg1olaton! Will
:\t:~~ ,: j~l~ tvh~·~~o~~.J~
. ...... ... .. 11 • \\t!llo:
J&nle
Ra nd y Hardin . Dennis Smith
and Glenn Wilson
Henry wao one of 116 Texa o
Silver Haired Le11slators to
J'.WBO POll PAPER
Tueaday Sept. 16
Enchalada Casserole
Too&ed oalad
Spanish rice
C ongeoled fruit
Hot roll
1, 2 pt. milk
Tht'\. tt rt t1 I ~.l"'fi n ommee fur
·G r~ up td. tht· Ye ttr" '
Legislators To Conduct Hearing
1
, , I h t "oll l
acro!Hl th~: Hl8U:o
They were
h l1noreci 1n I ~loj;l by having the
"Song of Th e Year " and the
··Malt' \"uc ull dt of The Yea r."
Have a Safe and Hoppy Week
Officer Harley Peoples
Henry Rieff will b< one of the
Sll,·t r Htt.lrt."d. l..egislsLtH~t Lo
rrpr•..,nt the South Pism o at a
mock pub he heanng an theSPAG
Confrrrncr Room an Lubbock .
September I 7 from9 a .m to noon .
LUNCH
Monday Sept. 16
Country fried steak and vavy
Green beano
Sliced peaches
Hot roll
112 pt. milk
~~;~i1m!~~ - a~deH8r~h~~~·be~~f
t h€ Sou tht-rn Co~o~pel M us1r
At;so•'llill•!n ~_...:. C M A J
They
hav.- tw• , rt-c.. ·o rd~ l .{J the ir c..·redit
flnd arf' cu rrentl y lo{e ttml( airplay
tthout th t- offt·JHH:
,J R\·kw lh·..-r
Tht•
opE> ned co n cena for groups such
/
Th e hPannll Will allow th e
pubhc elt>Ct.r<i offieaals w hove 8
Backing
$229
f, ,r tht-
Fo i lwW~o lrl tol
S{'\t'rril Jo nt{
Pm!IHt'tHnun of MariJUana, at~sault un tt p+>aC t' offi cer, arrested
Friday Sept. 19
Diced peaches
Peanut butter on toast
112 pt. milk
as The Fl orida Boys, Mid-South
:\knh 11llC ht•\"t'TH.~t'H l
Temple Keith Brashear, CPCU
Hale Center Insurance Agency, Inc.
We're
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et- n..-,: 1 tut 1·n
It ~- lifj ~ou jl{< •l>tl t" \ ll" l l
Hunt'\
(; ra n·
$219
FIOZEI FOOD SPECIAlS
12CT.
PAl
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ICEBERG
LETTUCE
BANANAS
l\io,t>llu. Snt't'<i ~tl8 twttt.t'ru• t~·
Paunt"t"r Stud)· club for tt h run 1 h
'2"
CALIFORNIA
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GOLDEN RIPE
VIHI RIPfNfD SAl AO ~ 1 /E
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PURITAN OIL
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PAO
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TOMATOES
$219
$139
CANS
MUSTARD
MUFFIN MIX
CRUNCHY DILLS
HAND SOAP
t:··~
~nvltes you to tune in -
'>0\Jll!f
$179
8 oz
PKG
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2 •o•
2 <BI
Your Thriftway St~
KRAF!
YELYEETA SLICES
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69c ~
99')
8 OZ PKG
LITTLE SIZZLERS
$139
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1 LB. PKG
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$299
15
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$149
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BULBS
$)79
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COOK'S
WRIGHTS HI CKORY CRH K
Pioneer Study Club
Begins New Year
CANS
PKG.
SMOKED
PICNICS
Mr ana .~,~, , Ror·n. r '<ate nl ine of Sundown M 1S' Morr •s •I a
19AJ gr.1auo1t· •l l P 1a n·n ew H1gn School and r ece1veo '1er
assoc li\!r oeqrN· .n sc 1encr tram Clarendon Coll ege wnere s ~ e
was secretor1 ot Pn 1 he ld Kappa was se lectee Wno\ '""·J
and was or the P res~a enT · ~ Hono r Roll She 1\ a secretar , a•
P1oneer !-< · 8reo ln •erno ••onal. Inc 1n Pla 1nv1ew Valent 1n[· ·s c1
IQBI graduafl' ot Ropes H1gt' School and rece1veo ~~s DMhet or s
degree fr om Way land Bap t1st Un1vers •t v 1n 1985 At Wa ; 1anr.
he was on me Dean's ust and was a member ot ota u~ . Ep
slion He 1S i\ coa ' nand teacher at CotTon Center H 1 g~. Scnoo 1
The cou plt> .... .,, P•c"dnqe vows Oct 4 In F irst Bapt iS1 cn uro·
Cn apei 11 Pi1 an, •e "
t ' hlid Welfare Case .. Turned over to c hild welfare at
th e Dt·partment of Human HeHources , to be investigated .
r<-~~-l'h ( ' harges .. !J.W .l .. PosseBHI On o f Drug Parophl'rnalia,
etrUIJilinl an their Chriatian
walk, that they my rehve the Joy
of their oolvahon
They have ehart'd 1n concerta,
Chu rches , faars . resthomeo ,
rE-s taurants . rt"vJvah, and
ba nquete Wh erev er the Word
can be ohorged . They have
CALCET
with
Calcium
· Tablets 20's
:1
ROBI1USSIN DM
Expectorant Cough
Suppressant 4oz
Vitamin
Tablets 100 +50Free
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4.99
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AFRJN
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8-D
Oral Thermometer
Nasal Spray 15ml
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NUPRIN
Ibuprofen Tablets. SO's
t\
owl
countrY
September 5
September 12
September 19
September 26
October 3
October 10
October 17
October 24
October 31
November 7
New Deal
Tahoka
Petersburg
Bovina (Homecoming)
Kress
Olton
Springlake-Earth
Lockney
Abernathy
Hart
There
There
Home
Home
There
Home
There
Home
Home
There
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
8:00
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
7:30
Fighting Owl Sr. Lee Logan
6'2 160 lba . Runmng back and
llefenaive End.
-rahdk8
Photo by I> a Vld Howard
Photo by I>a Vld Howard
er owls
t
cen
vs.
Fighting Owl Sr. Kirk Stephens
5'10-150 lbs .- -W1ngba ck and Cornerback
Tonight (Friday)
8:00
At Tahoka
We're Proud Boosters
0
V.Prt~hlent··Y!ctor
TN&alll'fto-Keitb Watere;
and Jamie Garibay.
V .·Prsaident--Tonya
Si1emore; Secretary .. Kathy Hill; Treaeurer--Cryatal
Chapman; Reporter-Tamara Adame; Student Co. Reps..
Rosemary Lou and Eva Herrera.
.
.
Freahman-Preeident-Richard Roaelee; V .·Pre&dent.. Enc
Martinez; Secretary-Lora Gomez; Treaeurer ..Weeley Klatt;
Student Council Repa-.Jeeeie Marin and Ida Perez .
Congratulation& to all of these newly elected officere.
WUeon;
We aN nartiDI 0111' lbiJd ...U of ~~ehool. Sehool activities
... lteoiq everyone buay. All IIChool OJ'Ianizations are
~their acUvitiee. Sehoolapirit ia -ring. Some of the
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Jurors latt· l aHt FndHy
afh·rnoon found J avwr Martinez ,
/
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(J
24. of Hal• CeniRr. guilty of
alo{grHvsu-d t:t ssault w1th ~deadly
wt·apon m th t• shoot1ng on
Motht>r 'K J)ay oflus former young
met'f' u t
t Wi l
Yt'HTH
I~
: ' . ~r · \1 t j'l~
Anniversary
Mr and MrH MonU· l.t"t· 1d
t 'o tton ( 't- nt.t>r wil l C'l·lt•hrHLt'1.t
unt~th e r
wt--ddmg Hlllll\t'rtutr~
Sttturdoy St>plf"milt• r l .i th
fkelung University Center. Suite 200
Wayland Baptist University
OUNSELING
296-5521, Ext. 507
and SIX women assessed
Martlnf'z to a sen tenet" of 10 years
probation and a fine of $5.000
Th e
V IC tJm ·· BIX·year - old
Andrea Hamos··•• the dau11h1Rr
Boosters
To Meet
lt~w T he ch1ld ouffered a •h11ht
rh••t wound aft<>r be11111 hit by a
t~ lra\·
game u.nd a sc: ouung repon of
2:2-<ulibe-r hullt>t the state
wttl!! mtended
for
mtt.I~ Wlmt'd
:Je l ::Jo Garc ia Jr .
i\ ube n Ag u 1rr e
:0.\ Jt : ~·:.e
Pet ersb urR will be g1ven .
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Tuesday mght at H:OO p.m Hllhe
h1gh school. Fdm of tht• To~wko
of MartJnez's former slater-in·
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:.o metlmes they have a
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Tommy RcHnbo
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Sev-t>nth Street Park in
deliberation. the Jury of six men
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Hre-nda SaLit~, at thttt tlmtMarllnez ll:l t1 formt·r Mannt'
Corps Corporal who lost h1H n.cht
leR ot th~ hip m u mtlton-ych·
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Probated Sentence
Is Given In Trial
Individual, Marriage, Family
and Group counseling
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di sc ussion concerning the grow1ns problem of
; :, p:-.· -r.t fo r "wa t e r, sewer & sanitation oervlces".
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Hale
Exteneion Staff--Phone: 293.S481.
Arlan Gentry .. E:~~tension Aaent-Ellt ...267
Annie Brown..Exteneion Agent-Ext. 270
Bob Beneon-Ext. 267 Ag
Wynon Mayee .. Ext. 270 He
Danny Nusser-Ext. 267 .. Ag
Greg Cronholm .. Ext. 273-Ento .
STICKER PACKETS
FAILURE NOTICES
The Senior Class ie selling sticker packets. Each packet
Three week failure notices will be given out after the end of contains several etickers. The cost of each packet is $3.50.
The 4-H health program offers learning experience for youth
nellt week. Theae notices are to inform a student that he is They can be purchaeed from any memberoftheSeniorClass .
in such areas as uercise, diet and health care costa-all
falling behind. These will be ieeued every 3 weeks for the Support the Seniors.. buy a sticker.
important to youth as they lay the groundwork for a bnght
remaiDder of the year.
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future.
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SPIRIT RIBBONS
A county wide · 4-H health project will be held Tuesd.ay.
FOOTBALL
The H.S. Cheerleaders are selling spirit ribbons. They are
September 30,-4:30-6:00 p .m. at the Ag Center. All 4 Hers
The Owl football team had a good game last week against
sold each week beginning on Wednesday for Friday nights
interested in this project are encouraged to 11ttend
New Deal. They fell short of a victory, but marked some great
games. Their cost will be 50¢ each. Support the Cheerleaders
Objectives of the 4-H health program include the followmg
improvements. This weeks game will be held in Tahoka. This
and Owls--buy a spirit ribbon .
-Accept responsibility for maintaining and 1mprovml( the1r
ehould prove to be a very eliciting game. Our turn-out at last
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own physical. intellectual, emotional and •ocHII health.
weeks game was super. I hope this weeks tum-out will be even
PEP RALLYS
- Acquire patterns of living that foster concern for h••alth and
better. The match-up will begin at8:00. I hope to see everyone
Pep Rally's will be each Friday at 3:35 in the H .S. Gym
the quality of life .
&here!
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-- Learn about community health re8ourct>ti , how th etu>
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resources repsond or can be changed to respond to communitY
J.V. FOOTBALL
FFA Dues11re due before the end of th1s month . They w11l be- needs, and how to use appropri11tely the health rHrP H~· Ht<·mo; 1n
This years Junior Varsity Football Team opened their
$10.00 per person. Anyone who has completed one year of Ag
th e community.
eeason Thursday night (Sept. 11) against Springlake. This
oriscurrentlyenrolledmAgClasslsehg~bleto)om. Youdonot
.. Learn about environmental issues as they rdlt><' t twlllth
taam has worked very hard and deserves your support I
hHve to currently be enrolled inAg Class. I encourage everyone
.. Learn to make decisions that affect personal. family and
encourage everyone to come out and support the J.V. teHm
eligible to jom. FFA is a great organization for everyo~~ to
community health.
'J'heywillpoBBiblybeplayingagainonThursday(Sepl. l~ l learn many things.
Be a part, JOin th~ FFA .
·· Learn how people grow und d~vt>lop phvs>ca ll ,' .
against Petersburg. This years J.V. team is made up of: Ken
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tntdlectuHlly, emotionally and s<K'u-t.lly thr~.u~h t •Ul hit·
Stout, Jesse Marin, Jeff Wilson, Trino Herrera, Ray Dolberry .
BANIJ
-·Participate in health MervicP acllntleH
.
Eric Martinez, Ernest Cavazos, Richard Rosales, llo nnt•ll
Th~ band has het•n working hard preparin~ for each wt•ek"s
In addition to deriving both 1mmed 1utt- und tuturo hndth
s~~.1~~!~~.:.e:.s:.~!~i!!.~~·.~~~~~~~:;.~~~.~!'~.'~~~:'.k: . hulf·tlffil' show . ~;ach Monday mght th e hand bel(ins practicP related benefit.~ frnm takmg part Ill thiH program. ·I II llll'lllberH
u t~ ·OO . Theyworkveryhardeachdaydunngbttndclussalso
rttn qualify for a numhf'r of llWttrds provided by Kraft. Ino·
CLASS OFFICERS
I h ope everyom• w!ll watch the b11nd at half.t1 me of eac h wee k"•
Kraft provld£'• co>unty medal A of honor tnps w tht·f"ntloni!I ~
The cla881s have all elected the officers who will repre•e nt
gam<'. Let"s KO Band '!!'
H Congres• for stall· wlnnt•r•. 11nd t'>l(ht schularsh•p• ttl thP
them throughout the remainder of the year. This years cla ss
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nationlil
lt•vpl to \'( l Ulh whn t>xr...l 1n tht· prol{ram .
officers are:
OWL CALENDAR
More information tthout tht• ~ - II prol(mm '" u\·adahl•• at th~
Seniors: .. President-John Weatherall; V. -President .. Chris
Fnday 1121-·H.C. vs. Tahoku·There·~ : \10 l'••p Kallv ·· ll S
rounty ExtenHH>n offin• at lith and A•h or rull2~:\.,>;4~1 ~ - ll
Gym -~ \ : :JE> .
programH are op~n to all pt' rNonN betw~~n th•· Ill(<'" of'• and 1~
f\1onday t l ;J)·· Hand RehetHMH l -· 7 00
ret{H.rdless of socw-t><'onomH' lt>vt•l. ntct'. colo r . H'' X n·lq{lnn
Fndny .( 19)·-Pep mlly-·H.S. c;ym -~ l: : lC> ; H (. '"" f'..to ·r,bur~
ntlnda·up or natlorwl Orii(Hl
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l"h• Hal•l"• nt.er Owl• Will f1eld
JUOhJT vanal)' t.Pam Uua yee r
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nututy
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play
lnlnlt-<hat.t-1) folluwtn_J th~ JUniOr
hateh tPlmr un ThurBday
Mt>mt'W're
of
the
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ma.tnl)' rumpoHd of
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F~ahman
r·1~:;h. ·~~:•.r~:r ~t~o~:~~·,
vara1ty valuable for the youn&or
playoro to 1a1n needed
nr,::,n~~mbera are. Ken Swut,
J .... Mann. Jeff W1leon . Tnno
Herrera, Ray Dolberry. Enc
Martine!, Earnelt Cavazoa
11.-alh In Family
The s1siRr of Wesley Masten~.
Florence t ·enn of Cordell.
Oklahoma passed away
Tuesday
Thero to no other
1nformabon availablr at pnsa
It me
R1chanl Roaalee. Donnell Sm1th
J OE- l..etJB, JeiUf' J1m1nt'z . Mark
Gomez and Pete Hooks
For the but deal. try Hal•
Cent.er firaL
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Grandson
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Producfl, Flellleble
Flnancltlfl Program•,
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Semce Support.
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Special Awards Given
At Council Meeting
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The Hale Cen,.,r Owl Band will
b. !><'rfornung paru of t.hetr UIL
Mrs . MmrueStewart 1s proud 1<>
annollDce the am val of a great·
IITandaon Daniel Ste1r Dan1el
wae born Alllluat 24th and
wei1hed 8 lb, 14 ou. H11 mother
the former Judy Townaen 10 a
de~ nurae in the Dallas aroa
J11dy 11 a 1969 IIT&dll8te of Hale
Cent.er . Her paronla, are former
lona·time rea1den1a . of Hale
Cent.er, now ofPla.mVJew, are Mr.
and Mrs . Velon Townsen.
4005 Olton RHd Pla#nnew
Band
Notes
02'3 .,Haill -="t
~aft Dntn
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performan ce 1n the
com>nll wt'<'k8 dunng the half
ume entert.alnment.
The ahow
Will mclude mus1c and dnlls the
band wlll p<:rfonn for Judges in
l:IL comPt"tllton m m1d October.
The complete cont.estahow Will
be present.ed 1<> the homel<>wn
crowd dunn11 the half·tlme of the
Owl homecominR HomecomJnll
w1ll be Sept.ember 26 when the
Owlo take on the Bovina
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Spec1al certificatea of Mrvice
were given to 15 Hale Cent.er
reoidenla for llDaelfiah eervice to
the coummunity. RecocJnized at
the regular monthly meetinc of
the City Council were Raymond
Trevino , Ruben ~. Porfirio
Guerrero Jr., Larry Guenero,
Y:'.f:e;;:~~dNM~ TC:::f:o:
Also receiving the certificates
of appreciation were Joe
Martine&, Simon Jiminez,
Carolyn McDaniel, Selao Garcia
Jr .. Lupe Martines, Valentino
Deleon, and Steve Plasen~< ._,
Thie group of concerne1
citUena has been cleanm11 upanc
improvin1 the Caudle Lakl' Park
They have contnbuted the~rtlm e
and reeources 1<> help make Hale
Cent.er a bett.er place 1<> h ve an d
work . The residents took on th •
project on their own, wanting t•..
give back aomethinll 1<> the c1 ".
for the effort.a made by c.: •
leadera to improve Hale Cenkr
Action, like the one taken, he!p
make Hale Cent.er, a hometow n
A town with concern for ea <~
other and unoelfiob act •
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Aa l.avestaaellt l.a tile ..........._ of Hale
Center Ia l.aveatwat Ia J'OIU" labare.
Tile l.atere8t of yoar -.oacy •peat ba Hale
Center heiJM pay taKe.. edaeadoa• .tty
baprove..eat. - d the prot.e.don of yowr
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A dollarspelltoatofa.Je lAnder doe~~ not
help the loeal .......... keep a wider
~~elecdoa. A w1t1er
.tore l.aveldoJ7 aad ••'I•• tile . . . •h=llt•
. . . a blgger ...... of~llhopplagdollar
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POll of the American La,ion, aw:c:eacliq C.C. 8c1otJ1iDe.
ether oftlcera to aerve in the comin• year are: B.W. Lew, C.W.
Bocme, W.W. Roberteon, Arrie Brinaon, E.E. Stennett. F.P.
Beoeb, T.A. Greenwood, T.D. Hooker, G.D. Applewhite, and
J.W. Co•. Alell NeabiU waa in cha111e of inatallation. Mn.
Elmer R. Anderson, Plainview, installed officer• for the
Alllliliaey that night alao. Mn. Lou Ella Henkel, Mn. Viols
Coll, Mrs. B.W. Lewis, and Mrs. T.A. Greenwood.
Hale Center's new ha~ware store, to be operated by Obie
and Tom fatton, 11 almost ready for opening, with
pamtiDIJ and redecorating completed.
According to John B. Martin, Administrative Officer, of the
Hal~ County A.C.A. A few used army trucks have been
rece1ved by dealers in Hale County, Martin said these trucks
may be sold only to farmers and haulers of farm products who
have been issued a letter of approval by the County A.C.A.
ComDllttee .....
W.E. Cannon and boys brought a giant black St. Bernard
~og to town Tuesday which they and neighboring farmers
killed that day after a chase all over the Gleason, Cornelious
and adJacent farms. The dog is believed to be the "Lion" which
~!armed residen~ there for several weeks with his eerie "cry"
m the early mornmg. And with tracks "as big as a man's fist"
which he left all over the Western part of Hale County ....
Jle:ed•.
SEPTEMBER 1954
One of the outstanding small town school administrators in
Texas, Supt. N.L. Douglas of Hale Center will be listed in the
19a4 edition of "Who's Who In America" .
. The Caudle family launched its 31st year of ginning service
m Hale Center thta week. The Caudle Gin kicked off the new
aeas?n Tuesday morning, beginning its 31st year of service by
gmnmg 1ts first bale of 191>4 cotton delivered by the A.B.
Colwell, of Lakevtew, who operates a farm 2 1/2 miles from
Hale Center on the Lubbock Highway ....
Hale Center Cooperative gin crowned 18 years of sucessful
OLTON
FEED YARD
A division of Seven X Cattle Feeders
P .0. Drawer 676 Olton, Texas 79064
Phone"(806) 285-2616
move ia underway here to •tabliah a nine-hole1oll course
to oqanize a Golf Club. An ideal Bite for a 1011 course
conventiant to both Hale Center and . Cotton Center
Co111111aniti•, has been secured. The paeture contains 120
acrea and ia plenty larre for a nine-hole course ....
Hale Center's Lions club has revived it'e house numbering
prOject wbich has bean under wraps for nearly two years.
Numbers have been allotted, every lot in town, and within the
ne:w:t tw? or three weeks the Lions Club will preas the housenumbenng program from house to house in an effort to number
every house in town ....
__completes Course __
Gracie Sanchez haa auceaafully
completed Alloup's Auiatsnt
Mana1er Trainin1 course held at
the compan~·a home office in
Clovis NM. Thethreedaycouroe
SEPTEMBER 1984
.Larr~
Wheeler, a third class petty officer, is visiting here
wtth h1a parents Mr. and Mrs. J .O. Wheeler, during a 30-day
furlough awarded him following many months of sea duty
with the U.S. Navy ....
Airman 2ndC Douglas Bryan, 22-year-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. Holhs Bryan, returned home last Friday with a discharg~
from the Airforce after completmg over three and one·half
years of overaease service in England.
Two Hale Center business firms, Struve's Store and Pollard
Cleaners , were burglarized early Sunday morning .
Apparently by the same man who was observed fleeing across
a street near the Post Office around 4 a.m. A professional
safecracker is believed to have burglarized both firms. Forced
to smash his way out of Struv.•'s Store, he narrowly escaped
detection dunng his danng early morntng ra1d .. ..
Mrs. Harold Wardlaw, a recent bride, has been nanll•d
winner of an award for 11 years perfect record with
Southwestern Bell Tcll'phmw. Co . During her first yetH with
the company she was not charged with one single dem<•nt fur
errors. She had a perfect attendance n•cord and was not turdv
a single time. ...
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Includes mstruction in cuatomer
relations, company policies,
operational procedures, and
mana1ement skills . The enl.ire
~f~~"tt~r::·:'p:~~vi~~
better service to our customers
and prepare As•notant Mana1ero
for a rewardm11 career m the
convenienrt-
Main 1n Hah• !'en!A!r
Gran• •• a 191\4 l(rndua!A! of
Cotton ( '••nwr H111h School
Scramble
FOR SALE- Kina aize sleeper
aofa wtth mat<:hin1 chair extra
~;~. 221 W . Steveneon Callll39 ·
IH
:n 2 · 74 2 · I 1 4 2 Ext. 6 9 4 2.
FOR SALE ··LarK• l'ountr)
Home ?n 5 acres. South of Cotton
( en!A!r. Pnc•d right
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< ox & Kl't'ton H•al E•u.t~ M: l ~l
FOR SAU>!lO '· l" Black Pipe·
new 1 5'x7' heavy metal tool
ohed wtth floor. 1 Ford Van oeat
(Blue 1 wlth oeat belta and
brac~•t..
I Seara 12 V . Multi
opeed tndl mot.or·new.
Call
Udell Shadden-·8 3 9-206~
Mrs. Goforth
Is Reco11erlng
Mro ,) W C o forth a formrr
lunM tJmt' rPHidt>nt of Halt•l' entf>r
pnze ond aftn a 1 hole playoff
18
rf'(·ovennM:
from
t>xt.enBIVf'
tht:> t.t>llffitl uf Dennis Moonev and
!A!oUnM ut l.uhhot·k M•thodoot
Brown to takt> tht> pnze
ThP tuurnament will continue
t>ueh Monday evening as long 88
Hosp1t.ttl Sht• 18 rt'{'uVf'nng 1n the
homr of twr dH.ul{hLt•r Mn . Gent>
Huddl• oton of l.ubbtK' ~ . Mro
Goforth cun rf"('t'l\'t> matl Ht ht>r
dllught.e-rs H.ddrt'stl Mrs Gt>n e
H uddle•tnn . Ht 111. Hox ~64C.
1 uhb••·k . Tt·xao ~9404
daylight pt'mttt.8 . Tee off time1o
at !i:IO p.m
4wko pd.
H:l9
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an Equul OpportunitY
£mployt'r
Two teams tied for consulat.wn
W II ,),•hn•nn •hpped by Ron no•
M.-Heth . J.ll . Smtth and Earl
Is It True You Can Buy J eepa for
S'~4 throu1h the U.S . govern·
ment? Get the fact. today! Calli·
FOR SALE ..Iood seed potatoeo
and melon, fresh ve~etablea . Call
~7'~5n MoJica and on call ll79 ·
AIIMup'H ( ' mnt>mt-nce ~tore&,
lm·
Twenty-two playero partic1
putt'd 10 the weekly tournamt•nt
Monday ni1ht. Mter re11ulation
play of 9 holeo first place wao
cuptured by Arden Davio, Roy
Borchardt, and Larry Perluno
SEPTEMBJ<.:R 1974
The Hillside Co untry Club Ladies Golf Associatwn held 1t~
first organizational meeting ut dw Country Club. VotA.·d in as
president was Ch~rs Thomas, nff1cers included Trudy MrBeth .
Kay Ashmore, and Nell ~'arr es ter. Committees consisted of the
Tournament Committee headed up by Linda Boyd, Lea Hear h.
Judy McDonald , SuzHnnt• ll11v1s, Juanita ))pnt , l.u Ann
Lemond, Sue Beach, Tany Brown . Joyce Smith and l'hnrlott.Carver .....
For the first timt•, the Hale< ···nter American will •ponsor a
foreign tour. The overR<'BH tour, slated to sturt Murch~~ fr<>m
Lubbock will include an excitmg, ninP-day European hohUHv
m Holland, Germany. Fmn r••. Switzerland and Bt·lgtum .·
avatlable to readers of the llulr l't•nter American at Hn extru
spectal low rate .. . ..
.
Danny Nivens, son ofOrvd lt• !\i ve ns plans to enroll thiH lull
at Texas Tech Umvers1tv ...
for sale
storf' 1nduatry
conveniencE> stort> industry
Grade returnH to her store at Jlf1
A-B-C
I
PRICE REDUCED
To 824,000 209 W. 9th willro
FHA or VA or conlidar dela~ed
cloein1 3 bedroom beautifql
yard, 11tora1e ah;;;/.
CALL
l>ONNA FERGUSON 293.0053
or VILLAGE REALTORS 296·
6311
untf.
FOH SAI.E ·'-o"•ly, new ly
rf'mo<:h·lf"d bnck home on :2 lulls
With larK•
storm
FOR
llt'droum hom e
504 W••t 6th Strt'<'t
I 'ox &
Keeton R•al Estaw ":19 lll ~
~t>'\Aio
Ph()nt-
1-'d~ ~ :-) ( 1~
cellar
A
Coli
back ya rd.
barMttln
Lawn Mower RepaJr .. T L. Wnght
1s back mto lawnmower repa•r
nd altw has good uaed mowera
fo~ salt> Come by and see me at
12.1 f: :lrd ur !'all 1<:19 ·2~95 w1ll
a l ~o d n yard work
H
Sofa and l...ovto St'ut $:N7
H.,.
Phon•
11 : 19 · 2.'\o~
:l9r>.'l
untf
BOB CAS TLEBERRY .
H~G
by eppornl f"!IJnl
""'~
(]000' Buy· · Under J5 000 lf'lrH
o.<~room-rwo
Bonnie Cllilron's
219 W. 1st Street
839-2761
Hsla Canter, Texas
oern . lencea m
beet ytrtJ· ·corne •
Shown oy
fo l
tppo11rmenr o n1r
Nrce l 09drnom f:H ,. ,,.
QIUA(/8 1111r l f'!
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homeowner1
ce•
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AUTO
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QIIISIJ B
INSURA NCE
CALLING ALL FARMERS
Are you looking fora new career?
Nrce 3 bedtoom 8\f
0.11'1
On ~
•nd flail
Ovt o f c ,ry l ,,., 'Son I ;
Good
f.< c tttl
Bur
J B•droc.rr ~ · .. ( , ,
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50
()td
Job training partnerohip. Act
..,rv1ces 10 deatgnt'd in helpin1
the farmers making the
trans1llon . For more information
call 806./19Hil04 Levelland .. 2934:l97 PlalnVIeW··675-Z462
2nd and 3rd week
P1ano lA.Oaeo n81fl my home Bt>tty
~:19;11:;7 4li W 11th
StA>wart
4 wko b
Comp r et~
,
e- ,,,: o~~~
et.:
'* 0
$1[19:19
bath .
$:'JUO UO
SXl 001.;
111 ~
and IW't up
Would Appreciate
Your llallnga
.'1:16:1
3
wko.
I 2 Pnce Gara1e Sale·.Saturday
and Sunday 608 W. 3rd . LAST
CHANCE
Claude Burnett
Agency
GARAGE SALE ·107 Weot 3 rd
street. R39·2328
untf.
Hale Center
839- 241 (I !;j9 -24 '4
Meelln1 Slated
The Hal•l'en~r Volun~r Fire
Dept wtll meet Monday n111ht at
8:00 p.m at the fire station.
Service-Quality-Economy
........... ...................................................... :
N•ture'a Own Natural
Gilt to Men
Innovative Marketing Techniques
Competitive Ration Cost
Pasture Programs Available
Risk Management Services
Financing Available.
Caprock Meat Co.
Kill daya Monday-Wedneaday-Frlday
New Custle 6:00 Guthrie
Three Wuy 7::10 Here
Southland 7::30 There
Open
7:30 Here
Amher~t
l::lO There
Smyer
New Homt· 7:30 Here
Whitharrel I::JO There
Texline
7:30 Here
Silverton
-:::~o There
e
tt
Get more of your crop to the bin
WE HAVE ALL
THE PARTS YOU'LL
NEED FOR TOP
PERFORMANCE
FROM YOUR
JOHN DEERE
COMBINE
Hale Center
Co-op Gin
Attention
L.
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Custom processing 24e
¢
l'ruvule l..t·ader•htp for the Elks th1• year ure Sr TrH\'18
M~>rj(un,
Coad1 l;t•ne Vulentmc , and Sr .Juy Cox
You've worked hard and
~
invested heavily to make a
·
crop. Make the most of that
hard work and hard cash ~
with a smooth-running, efficient combine. See us first lor
ar.1 replacement parts you
may need-rasp bars, bells,
engine parts or filters, bearings,
chain or auger fingers. Genuine John Deere parts are
a
designed and built to pro- . •
A
vide original ~quipment
~//
performance 1n your
~
combine. Now's the time to
check your machine. Then
stop in and stock up on the
parts you need.
NeWAt Guthrie ... a,oo
iJ&
I1
879-2156
Cotton Center Grain
879-2166~
" ......
North Spacle Gin
First Natlo•l Bank
Inc.
.............
a
co.
879-4719 Paul and James
Cattle
Stop by ancl ,..,.,., fo win a
John ,_,. Chain Saw ancl . ., . ,
Wesley Masters ond f'lflratt Masters
Clta,.,.r In our,.,..., GINI•y
Of Hale Center
839-2448
Saturday
Ita,.... Gin
Paul Robem011
907 East Missoun, Floydada
Bill Ivins Mgr. 879-21 SO or 879·2159
. . , Savings AuodCIIIOn
709 Main 1139-2146
1 Polnlo<?
West Builders Supply
AND Redi-Mix Concrete
Sentry Hardware Oealar
r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Joe Thompson Implement Co. I
GENIUNE JOHN DEERE PARTS .
II
Abernathy
298-2541
105 Ave. D
Abernathy, Texas 79311
LubbOck
762·1038
(Jlltfs fiVE MINUTES~
Hale Center
Churches
· · · ·First Baptist Church
Rev. Ted Latham, putor
First United Methodist Church
Rev. Craig Cuny, putor
CALL
839-2207
Jerusalem Baptist Mission
Oemencio Gomu
Williams Pump Company
CONSI() f A
THf
EH BL f
Lone Star Baptist Church
Claude MuDins, paator
First Assembly of God Church
David Huiainger, paator
Church Of Christ
SiiM Shon, minillter
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
Father George Rooney, putor
For SerYlce or lnlormetlon
Cell 892-2338
Church of God of the First Bom
201 Main St.
ldelou, Te•. 1m•
Elias Morelez, paator
Frienship Holiness Baptist No.2
Elt. Grillln, putor
CROP LOSS
PROTECTION
Church of The Valley
Rev. EIIMO Seldena, paator
ATTEND CHURCH THIS WEE•
Cotton Center
Churches
First Baptist Church
Hale Center
WheatGrowen.
Fint United Methodist Church
Hole Center Cotton Center Mayfield
Holy Family Catholic Miuion
R..,. Ric:k Son, -*or
Rev. T- Woodward, putor
Church of Chriat
n..M8nh81,....-..
Hordy Dent Ill Mgr.
Jones Blair Points
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Cotton Center
Co-op Gin
. . . .... ......... rll:lllnterWest
819-4719 . Cotton Center
Rat.// & Wtlo/eule mNfl
N1gt.r Phon8 983- 3493
El.etT~Cien
We wtn locate one lor you.
819·2178
839-2101 202 W. Clava/and
,
Double wr•pplng on all meet
Half1-Hind qu•rt•ra & lore quertera
Call 983-5 033 or
-
::z
Cerpenlor, PtvonMf?
I service ell types of pumps
Domestic and Irrigation
For Fest Dependable Setvlce
522 W 3 Chubby W1111ams
cotton center ElkS
vs.casteI
per pound
$22.50
$17.49
$8.25
$29.95
$14.98
Alum. Grain Scoop
9 ft. Pole Tree Trimmer
24 ln. Bow Tree Saw
5 Gal. &ott Water Cooler
2 &al. Latex House Paint
N- •
879-4403
Bad C redit ? . Slow pay?
Guaranl.Ped cred1t approval• on
mob:! hrmes lr.t me help you.
Call Frank <806) 37lr-4612.
3 wk•.
$99.00 down, $185.03 per month ,
3 bedroom, 13.5 Apr. 180 month• .
delivery and set up mcludt'd. Call
Manna 1806) 376-6363
3 wks
.........For .A.I'i'vou·.:·wtieiit''seed r.ie.eds ........:
879-4719
COMMERC IA L
fiiiE
CII:OII' HA ll
Ooe-Stop l.. araoce Sert~lce for Ho••· fa•ily aod far•
Rohm and Hass Seeds'
Call
Sept. 13
Sept. 19
Sept. 26
Oct. 3
Oct. 10
Oct. 17
Oct. 24
Oct. 31
Nov. 7
Nov. 14
r
f'
131-2414
Paul Robertson
Personalized Custom Attention
Modern Customized Computer
Services .
n
Claude Burnett Agency
Th•re·o no place hke home
•weet home
Shop at Home.
~ol
fh' ~
finunnng HVI.lllable , free delivery
Call llon 1806i 376-
,.
'LAINVIEW, TEXAS
r.o"~'c;•
s•··
1
'
pt"r month , 3 bedroom 2
montho !4.875 Apr.,
down, IIUHTanteed
Oed tOO~
piu{'r1 0,,<;; ,. .
BURCH BLDG
296·~476
7th & ASH
Buy CoHon
Every Time
h
.ntr' r- 1qr1'
lOt
Hl l
Setting The Standard In
The Custom Cattle Feeding
Industry.
.
Mini
Storage
ENQUIRE AT
lfOriQI · ScrHnltl
porch--afKJwn
STOCKS COMMODITIES
Bobby Williams • Assistant Manager
Phone(806)285-7742
::
•1th
Clf
80 Acres ~· ·•~s to '" " ' " · ~ A' . '
JUif $.24 U..~ . V
Rodney Dunnam ·Manager
Phone(806)247-2049
.·
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BARGAIN
0111 Datfl ·
Ht
~9:1-JU!Il
services
Sofa &: ChHtr·...S:ltl d own anMtnnt
crt'"dn nt>w arrounl.tl Yrt.> kl1mt"Ci
lip to Sl,!')()(l 00 ln8Lttnt 111 Hlo~t>
c rt'dat
f~n c t'd
$ :1c• .<)(l(l
SAL),;..~
llamby Manufartured Sand
fi11h~r . uat'd 1 "'"'""n Call >.:19
EST 1932
Member New Vorl! Slock Each•nae
Ana Olher Pnnc:•p•l E achanae
bflc•
Acr•• on Sen,<.e
FOR SALE .;! lledruom 11om~
50:1 W . 11th otr..,t (' ox & Keetnn
Real Eota!A!. 11:19 ·l lU
low as S2ll d o wn anst.rtnt c rt>dJt
SCHNEIDER BERNET & HICKMAN INC.
For Sale
Lo~e/y .1 Ncrroom
f,epleCI-bl llf'fllnf · IWO
f'lalaSeries Made PoaaliUe 6y f',.._ ......_ .FlNu 11114
IIIIIW,.,. Wlao 8111111011 Our rVAt to WorMIJt Flwly•
IWe Center
CottM C . . c.op GJII,
...............
We reeomlflmend tlaat you tltop firtt ira
Halt Center, but we ira11ite you to
patroraiae P14iralliew merchant. for the
.er11icet and mercluJradiee you cannot get
ira your hometown. The money you eperad
ira Hale Center turns over a total of eevera
times to provide benefits, for every
citizen orae way or another, includiftll ta.x
benefite, and your patronage of bueineBB
firms in Plainview contributes toward the
progreBB of your county, includiftll Hale
Center.
The progressive, resourceful
business firms featured on this page
strive to maintain a high standard of
service and high quality of merchandise
that you will especially appreciate during
this period of inflation and other
complications. As the friendly city with
the "Windmill on the Square" we're proud
to be your county seat, the base of county
government. Thank you for shopping in
Plainview.
........
LANDSCAPING
. SERVICE
SAVIONSTA·
GRIE~ LAWN
INSECT
PHOTOGRAPHS
CONTROL I
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,,.
Puaports
Po~rai ta
PAGER 1293-6509
CARDS
GIFTS
CHINA
CANDLES
SILVERWARE
Larry's
Appliance Service
J.lo.u, ()/t,
(l.,
Keith a Wende Brocll
New Owners
LARRY R. SCOIT
327 BROADWAY
PLAINVIEW
0.....
Relia~~:~=~vicel
Call
BEAT INFLATION
Repelr Your
BOOTS OR SHOES
Chilton
Heating and Air
Conditioning
AT
EL-VAQUERO
BOOT & SHOE REPAIR~
.
806 w. 5th
t· .
-:0).
c+IIJ&it s~::v~~d
1
213-4915
PLAINVIEW
Plainview
293-7811
'1
Hours 8·7
CLOSED
SUNDAY
· -n · ·
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1
4434 Olton Road
__':.!!~w, Texas
Plainview Automotive Machine
& Radiator Works
Redletor Phone
Automotive Machine
293-9611
293-9471
293-9612
2315 West 5th Plainview
293-9472
·. 'ALTH IS WEAl "H
806. 2Y3 · 506 6
NATURE'S WAY
FC.J D SUPPLEMENTS . SKI N CA Rf & HUU SEH OL D PRODU ~ T S
DORI~
GAITHER
PLAI NV IEW TEX A S 7q072
Bnh Hl)lb.f\
+0
TOM WEBB
806 293 7407
t:
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GIFTS FOR TEACHERS
LIAIINING AIDS
INCENTIVES
SCHOOL 6 ART SUPPLIES
CUSTI)II.MAOE BULLETIN 81)AROS
POSTERS
PALL 6 WINTI:II HOUIII: 1:00 TO 1:10 P.II. IION.·FRI. 10:00 A.ll. TO 1:00 P.ll. IATUIIDAY
POll YOUII IHCIAL N!IDI CAll
IOIC-QUINCY
PLAINVIEW
(101) 216-7147
·Rogers Appraisal Co.
Winchester Plaza
Plainview, Texas 79072
Mrl"n
Patter>
Pre•
tnum~
d1ffere
depart
Floyd•.
Duma•
For
fire
City
Electric
Company
REED'S GLASS, INC.
Home. Bustness and
Auto Glass
296-2738
Construction
Remodelmg
Light F11ctures
Electrtcal Contractmg
New
Stormwtndowa I Doors
Prime Replecetnent Windows
Meelerc.ro' end
Vl11 Walcorne
DIAL 296-5111
David Reed 2300 W Slh Sl reel
Ron Reed
Platnv1ew . Te• as
Eddie SeaaiOM·Owner
4428 Olton Road Plainview
tnlliM
help •
achool
Dent .
McCra
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Coe
The Upholstery Shop
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PROTECT·ALL, INC.
l"
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TEX EDWARDS AUTO SERVICE
•
3402 Olton HW)
fA I E,.. OL. 'f
Plaonv o ~w . TX 790 72
NEW & USED
We tervlce ell brend1
ol eppllenc••
RESOURCE & PROFESSII)NAL
RESOURCE & PRI)fESSIONAL 1101)1(5
LAMINATING
U (V\'~
hie fit
the 0
BURL'S
APPLIANCE SERVICE
COME lEE OUR· SELECTION OF:
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TEACHERS-PARENTS-STUDENTS
TEACHING AIDS
•'
Hardy
3-611 n oo o n Road
Pleon v•e • :.>ll l -9022
STORE HOUR&
Mon·&el. 10 e .m .-4 p .m
P!A IO ,..A Li l EO
!i.E ~ \'• C l
CUSTm• DUAL UHAUST I CI)MPI.fTl REPAIRS
O L TO N R O AD
P~ ,t, , ,.. ,. , f _..,
p ..,
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School
fire m
depart
at the
day tr1
by fil
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at the
PLUS SIZES "
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Reed's Glasa camea quahty storm windows and pnme
replace window. The windows are double tilt in and are double
hung. Reed's Glaaa will service and install the window and
offer bronze, white or mill finish .
Quality workmanship is exhibited on their reacreeniq and
glaaa for picture frames . They offer entrance door closures for
the businessman.
Farmers can depend on Reed Glasa for the tractor cab glaN.
Again their work is guarenteed.
No glass need ia to big or to small for Ron and David. They
stock no glar picture glass, plate glass and safety galu. For
quality work at a fair price. Visit Ron or David atReed'aGlaN
Inc. at2300 W. 5th in Plainview or give them acallat296-2738.
--I
Dr. H
here •
The
Are you looking at the world thru chipped or cracked glaN?
Let Ron and David Reed repair or replace that windshield at
Reeds_ Glasa, Inc. at 2300 W. 5th in Plainview. They carry a
large 10ventory of auto glaaa for the claaaica and antique aa
well aa replacement can be done in 1 hour.
Ron and David alao can repair chipped or pitted glaaa. U ainar
the Novua ayatem repairs can be made while you wait in their
lobby.
They guarentee the repair not to crack
~·;;
I
Jupiter is the lergest
planet end it has the short·
est day. It completes a ro·
tation in nine hours and
fifty-nine minutee.
293-331 2
Pla1nv1ew
~
FROZEN YOGURT (NO SUGAR)
:•o1w sots·
Wedd•ng Etc
For all your party needs from favors, to balloons to even a
clown. See the people at the Party Place at 2605 Yonkers.
With 10 yean of uperience Judy McClain can help plan
wedding reception• and dances. The Party Place offers a wide
selection of wedding cakea prepared especially for your apecial
day. They also have on hand beautiful wedding acceaaories .
If you have a luncheon planned for your club or organize tion
let Judy McLain and herataffpreparea delightful country club
luncheon for you.
For something different on your special, occaaaion let the
Party Place aend a bouquet of balloons delivered by their
clown. The Party Place clown ia even available to make out of
town appearences for any occasaions.
Judy will custom bake pastries and offers the next day
service. There alao is a selection of cookies and pastries
available daily. The Party Place specializes in cakes with
unusual ahapea and designs.
They alao offer cake pans, cookie cutters with a wide
selection of ahapea. Judy maintains a well stock of candy
malting supplies.
For your next party or wedding give The Party Place a call at
296-7860 and let Judy and her staff help make 1t a special
occaaaion.
For Your Every
Glass Need Call
Reed Glass, Inc.
BRIDAL REGISTRY
(806)~737
Every dey, more than
107,000,000 Americanseven out of 10 edultread a dally newspaper.
Cop1es
,'){1)1?11 -'~
901 Austin
Or Party
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"Even if you ere on the
right track, you will get run
over If you just sit there. •
Will Rogers
RICI SAUCEDA
Let The Party Shop
Plan Your Wedding
Panasnlc Microwaves
Tappen Ranges, Dishwasher!
Crosby Freezers & Ref.
BURL SHEPARD
Owner
293·3341
PLAINVIEW
TINER
MACHINE
and Auto Supply Inc.
MACHINE
SPECIALIST
SOUTH 1-27 BY-PASS
. PLAINVIEW. TEXAS
MIKE TINER
839-2880
293-1335. PL.
SPAS
HOT TUBS
SATBUTI'B SYSTEMS
LEISVREWORLD
atOIOiton Rd7
Plainview, Tx 71072
Diamond Industrial
Supply, Inc.
Plainview
500 Ash
T f •A S 7 9072
· 80 61 2 93 · 528&
~UPPLY
Specializing In
DuPont Pelnt
And
Body Shop Supply
293-1361
Tror N....,
728 Aah
o-..Qpemor
AcroN atreel from Posl Office
Hardware Co.
We epecllllle In China SeleCtion
1erw1o1t tor ell rour Wedding NMcla.
Anything In Hardware end Houaewerea
Plainview
296-2123
time1
the fi1
would
rerau
attact
Ah
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