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Teachers receive raise
~onstruction
company approved for science labs
ByJudyLuce
dipprey voted for renewal. DeAnda
Abernathy achool board trIlit- and Marez voted against.
_ faced Mveral members of the , Allotherteachercontractswere
faculty and ataft' Monday night. renewed with 7-0 votes from the
On the meeting'a agenda wers board.
t.e.clier contracts and rumors had
Teinert Construction of Lubcireulated that the aalary incre- bock was approved by the board a8
ment might be decreaeed.
the construction firm on the proThe oppoaite happened. The posed science labe. They will work
board voted to add $1,000 to the with Jones Roundtree Architects.
teachers' aalariea whoae increA committee made up of Hill,
menta are currently at $2,000. This Rieken, DeAnda, Oran Hamilton
and Robert Prieet will repreeent
includea all teachere.
Members of the ataJJ"whoee in- the board while negotiating a concrementa are already more than tract with the two firms.
$2,000 did not get the additional
Seniore may be able to obtain
college credit while they are tak·
money.
All teachere' contracts were re- ing English at Abernathy High
School next year.
newed, but not all unanimously.
CounMlor T.J. Etchison was
Principal Ken Cole addressed
rehind with a 4 to 8 vote. Larry the board about a program where
Bryant, Tyke Dipprsy, John Hill students receive dual credit - coland Thereaa Marez voted in favor lege and high school - while takof the renewal. Craig Schaap, Roy ing a class locally.
The class will be ·college style
DeAnda and Gary Rieken voted
against.
in a le88 aggressive environment:
Teacher Lou Houee received one said Cole.
vota from Marez against her conCollege credit will come from
South Plains College and will be
tract renewal.
Coach and teacher Wayne transferable to any college or uni·
Riley's contract received a 5-2 vots veraity which receives transfen
concerning ita renewal. Hill, from South Plains.
Rieken, Schaap, Bryant and
Enrolled students will have to
pay a tuition fee, expected to be set
at $80 per semester. It will be
possible for them tb obtain lix
houre of coUege credit within the
school year.
For next year, Cole only expects to offer English at this level.
He is considering biology, govern·
ment and economics for future
yean.
In order to instruct the clus,
the teacher must have a mastare
degree in the subject areal Malena
Gough is qualified to teach the
English class.
The new program wu approved
unanimously be the board. Schaap
made the motion and Marez seconded it.
The 1997·98 budget for the
HONDA program was amended
by the board. Additional federal
funding has been made available
for salaries, contracted servicee,
supplies and travel.
Minutes of the Feb. 9 board
meeting were amended. Trustee
Rieken questioned whether the
salary of busineas manager Floyd
Galloway was a part of the original motion. It was decided it was
not and the figure wu removed
from the minutes.
Beginning with the next school
year, Galloway will be considered
a half-time employee.
Other bueinellll
Judy Shannon, nuree for the
school district, ahowed the board a
video tape of a speaker who ad·
dreSBed the sixth through twelfth
grades this week about teenage
sexuality.
The administration and PTO
sponsored Ed Ainsworth's pro·
gram. A portion of his fee was paid
with federal grant funds.
Secret ballots were cast for
board of db'ecton for Region 17
Education Service Center. On the
ballot Mary Linda Neal is running
unopposed for one place and
Priscilla Sims and Russell
Klinkenberg are running for Place
6.
Overall enrollment for the dis·
trict is 866, the same as the total in
February. Some numben in individual buildings changed but the
overall total remained unchanged.
All board members were
present at Monday's meeting,
The next meeting is scheduled
for Apr. 6.
Abernathy mayoral hopefuls
must file for the one·year term by
the ballot. Places on the ballot
will be drawn Apr. 3.
There will also be a write·in
line for mayor on the ballot. Write·
in candidates do not have to file
an application as a write·in can·
didate.
In the council election, three
places are up for election. To be a
write·in candidate in that race a
candidate must file a declaration
Local FFA team third
•
In state tractor meet
Abernathy improved by one
Shelton and Augustine alao
place over last year's ftniah in the
won toola u memben ofone of the
.tate tractor mec:banica. The Abtop three te8llll.
ernathy FFA team woo aecond
Individually they evaluated 20
but again had the top individual
tractor components and took a
in the state.
written test.
Phillip Shelton wu the tint
-That's where the top individuplace individual and earned a . ala come from: Abernathy adviIChol....hip to UTI in HOUlton.
sorGeraldKelly.aid. ~erewere
He also won tools worth about
nine pointa that18parated tbe top
$8,000.
ftve individuala.Drew Augustine wu the third
There were 10 teams from
high individual in the atate and
around the state. Brazos wu firet
brought home $6,000 in tools.
. and North Lamar waa aecond.
Neil Elliott was a member of
This waa the ninth trip to the
the third place Abemathy team .tate meet for KeDy'. teama. It
and won tool. valued at about
wu held during the Houston live$1,600.
stock Show. Abernathy hu won
Ab~mathy s~nds
five
to regional lifters meet
The Abemathy powerliNnl
in
to run by Mar. 23. To have. name
placed on the ballot (or Abernathy
councilman, candidates must file
by 5 p.m. Wednesday.
If someone ia writtsn in on the
council ballot and the name is not
someone who has filed aa a write·
in candidate, that portion of the
ballot will not be counted.
Councilmen Lynn Goble, Carl
Johnson and Elias Vecchio are
eligible for re-illection if they file
applications.
.
Current councilmen are eligible
to run for mayor. In the cue or
Goble, Johnson and Vecchio, they
can not have their name on the
ballot twice.
Two vacant places on the council will require a special election
that will have to be held in August. If their is one vacaney, lb.
council can appoint aomeone to
flU the vacancy.
No one had filled for any poeition in Abernathy by I) p.m.
Wednesday.
Dog law targets pit bulls
Third in the state
Abemathy's tractOr mechanic's team placed third this year and had the top ranked
Individual and the third best In the state. From left, team memben and alternates
are Trey Thompson, Phillip Shelton, Sky Bradley, Drew Augustine, Neal Elliott and
JeftTurner.
.thIete tomorrow.
Michael E.trada h .. been in·
eluded in the 128·pound clau.
'lbe top.10 theretion cIet,er.
mined by ltanclinp in meetI cIurm, the IHIOn .dVance to • nlioilalmeettodetermiDewhowDl
ao to ltate. The reti_ . . .t II
~ at Colorado Cit)" HIP
Enough GTE telepbone c:uat.oa.n in Ahematby voted for toO·
treeing calUng to Anton, Idalou and Petenburi. The city waa
notifted thi. week that over 70 percent of tbOl8 cutiq votel
wanted the long dilltance charges canceled.
The change will affect GTE telephone customen with a "298"
prefix on their telephone number.
The three new cities win be .clded to • liet that inc1udee
Plainview and Lubbock. Abernathy now bu ftve uchanges that
it can call toll-free for the maximum charges allowed. Residential
numben are charged $3.50 and commercial lines are charged $7.
Any other exchanges, that are within 22 miles along a direct
path from Abernathy, would cost an additional fee per month.
Spade and Hale Center have .UCC8IefWly petitioned for tonfree calling to Abernathy. Thoee bave been granted and ..:tivated.
Shallowater had alao petitioned for Abernathy and toU-free calling is now in place between the two citiea.
The Public Utility Commission ofTexu will notilY GTE to have
them file a schedule of implementation. A protest period will
begin after Apr. 20. Implementation could be held up until May.
Below are results of the Abernathy voting.
, Exchange
TotalYee
Total No
"'Y..
Anton
275
80
77.46
Idalou
290
90
76.82
76.08
Petersburg
283
89
Of the numben that returned ballots, at leut 70 percent had
to vote for toll·fTee service to each exchange.
This notice was sent to the city of Abernathy with Littlefield
listed fnstead of Idalou. City Manager Frank RusseD confirmed
that it was a typographical error.
He also had reports that not every Abernathy GTE telephone
customer received a ballot but these results will be used.
Abernathy filing deadline
Wednesday for council,
Apr. 2 for mayor hopefuls
5 p.m. Apr. 2 to file for a place on
tum will compete with one extra
Local GTE voters get
free service to Anton~
Petersburg, Idalou
School, Abernathy will compete
in echool c1..... ]A to SA.
Squats belin 'at 9 ••m. Bench
and deadHft competition wiD be
after lunch.
Abem.thy coach Sonny Oon·
ut. will al.o take LaIT)' Paea in
the ~2-pound clau. Jonathan
Pentz in 2'16; Jered Dunn in 148;
and PbUHpShelton in the 198pound di"rilion.
placed six times.
-They won just about $30,000
in awards,- Kelly said.
The Abernathy team wu secondbehind Brazos Jan. 17 in the
area contest at Huntsville. Au·
gustine wu the second high individual.
At area the team worked on a
Masaey Ferguson 281 tractor.
Western Implement in Lubbock
loaned Abernathy FFA a tractor
for practice.
Alternates were Jeff Turner,
TreyTbompeon and Sky Bradley.
No specific pit bull dog insurance is available
By Scott Luce
Abernathy's City Council
amended the animal control law
Monday to include pit bull dogs.
The definition of pit bull dogs
included the breeds of Bull Ter·
rier, Staffordshire Bull Terrier,
American Pit Bull Terrier and the
American Staffordshire Terrier.
Pit bull dog owners now have
to muzzle the animal if the dog is
outside its kennel or pen. They
can not be bpt in a pen or house
from which they can get out by
themselves.
Ownen have to post a sign on
the premises and on the kennel or
pen that states ·Beware of Dog Pit Bull-.
Another expense will be insurance pit bull dog owners must
have on their animals. The liability insurance policy must be at
leut $50,000.
Homeownere' policies provide
su~ coverage and even renters'
AII~District
4-AA
basketball team listed
Idalou's Matt Bozeman (Jr.)
w.. the Most Valuable PlaJer in
Diltrict 4-AA boy. buketball
tbieyear.
Abemathy play.... on the A·
D liet included junior Sammy
Camacho;lOphomoreBra~Bar­
ton and hahman Cleve Riley.
ftenior Trey Thompson w ••
nlllrled Honorable Mention.
RUey and New Deal lenior
Jerry Crawford tied in
and w.... both included.
Other Ne. Deal playen were
..nior Spencer ' FreeIDaD .nd
IOphomore Gerald Jobuon.
w_
Idalou playen on the list were
aenior Heath Bozeman andjunior Anthony DeLeon.
RaIl. H.ted HniOI'l Patrick
Dove and Jfmm.y Cortez. Post
had junior CleD Kntpt.
AB8 Academlo AIl·m.trIo&
Abem.thy h.d threeplayen
onthe.AcademicAU·Dietrictliet.
'lbeywere Sky Bradley, Michael
IAelOn and M8I'CUI Gardner.
ADdemic' A·D ltudenta had
to Qlainlain a 90 or above grade
point .ve..... dlll'inl the entire
bMketbaD 1881On.
policies can have liability coverage. Getting coverage for a pit
bull dog or any vicious dog may be
difficult if not impoasible.
Jeania Grimsley at Hubbard
Insurance Co. aaid homeowners
insurance and rentel'l' policies
with liability provisions normally
provide the coverage the city is
now requiring. A problem occ:ura
if a policy owner has a claim from
a vicious animal attack. It is not
restricted to pit bun doge.
-A company mayor may not
choose to renew a policy if it'a
found out that a customer hu a
vicious animal," Grimsley said.
"We can't write a policy for
someone with an animal that hu
a history of biting," Jeff Oawalt,
at Oswalt Insurance, said.
At both local companies no specificpitbull dog insurance ie available. In most instances they say
they don't know if a customer hu
any vicious animals.
Owners must give city hall two
color photographa of each of their
animals. The photos mUlt ahow
the dog in different po....
Owners mUlt notifY city hall
within 10 daya if the dog ie removed or dies, lives birth or is
moved to another address within
the city.
Even thoUib lbe council haa
been dilCU88ing the law for IIVeral montha, Section 3 declares a
state of emergency and the law
becomes effective today (friday,
Mar. IS). All councilmen voted for
the amendment.
The annual registration fee for
all doge in Abernathy is $2 per
year. AU dogs must also have cur·
rent vaccination documentation.
These requirements are included
in the city's main animal control
law. It and the new pitbull amendment are available for inapection
at Abernathy City Han duriq
normal bUline.s houre.
Bigham district MVP; A-D,
academic picks announced
New Dealaophomore Carl Bigham was the Di.trlct 4-AA Moat
Valuable Player. Teammates 11nior Christy Bigham and junior
Mendi Martin were both named
to the A11-Di.trict squad.
Abernathy'. Lady Lopes h.d
three playen picked A-D. They
were MmOI'l ShaunaMenefeeand
juniors Eilene Graham and Gin·
prArmacoat.
Idalou aeniol'l Kendra FOIter
and Kara Heinrich were named
A11-Distri,c t .long with junior
Kaien Smith.
Croabyton'l aenior Mary
Cavazos and junior Jamie Shock
were ·choeeQ. Natalie Pollard, •
llnior from Post, rounded out the
squad.
AberDatb
Aaad....o AU-DWrIot
To be n8Dll8d to the academic
all-diltrict list .tudent.-.We_
mUit maintain • eo poade paint
. f t..... or abow dariq the baa-
IretballeeaaoD.
AcademicA·DLacVIA,... . .
Kacy Thiel, Tahin. Mitchek,
Sh.un. Menefee, Jennifer
Oglesby, Erin Bryant, Kendra
~att, AI.... Pettit, GfDav Jw.
macost, IAri Bure, EileM Ora·
ham, Marla NellOn and KriIUD
Cole.
.
wi&b
Rev. BeDDJ
putor. oIIIciatiD,.
BurIal .M iD Liw.tleld Me_rial Put lID_ dIrecUoD or
Hammmll'uDerll Home.
Ray ell.. at a LID. Thanclay.
The _u for Mar. 18 Ia ..at lOaf, potatoee......a beau,
deaaert, tea and caffee.
. The _niore will have an ·88· touraamant Mar. 201.
S.rvlv_ IDcl.d. II.. wif•• .
Joyce; thne 1OIIII.l.urJ. K.mwth
and Van, all orUtdefteld; a "ter.
GretcheD BroWDorLiWefteld; two
brothen, Greaory or Bedford and
Odell ofDellu; lift jp'&IIdchildrea;
twoatep.granclchilclren; and a ,tepgreat-grandchild.
March II. 1998. ID Lamb
Healthcare C.Dter after aleJll&hy
lltae.l.
He .u bora Oct. 22. 1910, ID
Abernathy. He Ie"ed with the
U.S.Armydurin.WorldWarlliD
the PhilippiD• • He Hved in Little-
Plainview hosts tractor meet
The TeUII Plat.. Two CylIDderClubwillbolditasixthannual
tractor show Mar. 21-22 at the
ODie LiDer CeDter in PlaiDview.
Show times are 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday.
ExhibitorefromAbemathywill
be Mike Wataon with his John.
Deere 840 iDdustrial and Jimmie
The famBy suaeete memorials
to a favorite charity.
Madrine Glenn
was eecretary for the Cieco Cbamber of ColDID,8rCB. She aleo bad a
catering service. She was an active member of the First Baptiat
Church in Colorado City.
Servicea for Madrine Glena, 79,
of Colorado City were at 10:80
a.m. Tueeday, Mar. 8, iD the KikerSeale Funeral Home Chapel with
Dr. Ted Spear officiatiD, and aslilted by the Rev. Oaear FanDiDg.
BUrial foDowed at 8 p.m . iD the
Cieco Cemetery UDder direction of
Kiker-Seale Funeral Home.
Mre. GlenD died Sunday, Mar.
1, 1998, iD a Lubbock hoepital.
She wu bom Dec. 24,1918, in
Colorado City. She married Ralph
GleDD in Colorado City iD 1940.
She had worked iD the registrars
office at Cisco Junior Coli. and
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There is no entry fee and DO
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All makes oftractors aDdequipment win be on display. There
win be a parade of tracton each
day at 2 p.m.
The Hale County Farm Musewn will have conce88iona.
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&lr pUUlD,. metal roof OD a city becI-curb ..... oathe BOrth eDclor
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The buildiJll .M c10Datecl to the ldBltIuIa in betweeD the city hall
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driveway ia eetimated at $1,800.
bid.
The curfew law • • nvlewed.
CouDcilmeD aIeo ameDded the
city budget $11,000 to bavea uew State law mandatee a .....ew eyery
three years.
ell8ine and other repaire done to
-We've had pod luck with it:
the city'••treat Iweeper.
Abernathy Chamber of Com- police Chief Chris Lopez aeid.
merce preeident }{Slley Hill asked ....hey (miDora) know we have it
and they obey it. •
the council if the cbamber could
In the first year, Lopez said the
buy a tree aDd place it OD city han
police force had 67 CODtaeta for
property. The requeet was apcurfew
violations. They had 21
proved and it will be dedicated
a10Drwith an appropriate marker last year and most reaultsd iD
warninp.
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to the late Mayor Shane CunningLopez alao introduced Dew
ham.
In another commemoration, part-time Ofticer Craig Wise. He
Council maD Billy McClenney replacea Jim Cleckley who remade a motion that was paased to silllled In mid.January.
Lopez is allo a member of the
encue tbe U.S. and Texas nap
that Oew at half-mast at city han Abernathy VoIWlt&er Fire Department.
In that venue he aaid the
tbe day after CunniDgham's
death. One of the nap will be Texaa Forest Service will be havgiven to his parents and the other blg the annual state·wide meet..
to hia wife and children . Suitably
inac:ribed plaques will aleo be
giveD with each Oag.
The city received one bid of
South Plains Telephone Coop$7.52 per acre from Barry Royal erative will awerd e $1,000 scholfor leasing about 30 acres of city arsbip to 15 1998 graduating seland for flve yeare. The land was niore.
origiDally thought to be not eliSouth Plains Telephone Coopgible for the Conservation Reaerve erative encouragea any 80D or
Program.
daughter of. South P1aina TeleCity Manager Frank Russell phoDe Cooperative member
reported Monday that the land graduating in 1998 to complete
TeluawilllbeiD town witlileaum.
meot and demoDltrationa.
After a pubHcbearilll, 8an
Juanita Baacla .u lI'antecl a ....
queet to pl_ a Dew mobile home
at 610 Ava. L The city ,eDt 12
letten to nearby property ownere
and eeveD were retumed. One
objected.
Socorro Lopez' offer of
$2.660.68 was a_pted by the
council for Lot 1 Block 4 in the
Nystel Addition. It ia at the eDd of
eaat 5th St. on the.lOuth aide of
the street. The back taxes are
owed to the city ,echool and county.
The traDaferofownershipis wait..
ingon scbool aDd county approva\.
Engineering feel from Oller
Engineerinlrwere accepted unanimously.
TheconditioDaI use permit was
clarified to mean that when a
mobile home ie removed from the
city the owner· must requeat a
new permitbefore moving another
aimilar type home iDto the same
location .
The mosquito control fee was
increued to $1.25 per month per
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$182,880.81 (87.47 perceDt) hacl
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All councilmea were present.
All votes were uDanimous ucept
the vote for colore OD the metal
roofiaeue. COuncilmeD Eli.. Vecchio, who presldad over the_t.iD, ea M.yor Pro-Tem, aDd
MeClenDey voted apinet having
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The roofwlU be white. Martin
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would attempt to acquire sOIDe
metal in a maroon color if the coat
waa not prohibitive.
Special meatiD,
The council eet Mar. 23 for a
opedal meetiDgtoconaidera bond
i.sue that could coat between
$640,000 aDd $792,000.The meeting will begi n at 7 p.m.
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Abernathy ROlf coach Bryan
Legan has two golfmeeta planned
for his varsity girl. and boye team
before the District 4-AA meet.
Varsity girlowill playin Idalou
Mar. 24 and the boya will play
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The girls travel to Olton Mar.
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hard rock mapfe. Rocker, gliders, coHee & end
tables. maple chairs, love seat. fern stand, lamp
tables. reCliner, Queen Anne divan, rocker, maple
table w!tamp. several unused living & bedroom
tables. inlaid. DINING ROOM: Dining room table &
6 chairs & china cabinet (dark wood) GLA8SWAREICOLLECTIBLES: Mouse cookie jar. 12 pI.
community flatware, Coca Cola mirror, Poppy Trail
dishes, pretty heavy glassware pressed and other.
dome clock, kerosene lamps, BpI. Yamako dinnerware, larga collection of cups & saucers, targe collection of knick knacks, bird stamp postage collection, glass bedroom lamps w/prisms, handwork tablecloths, spreads, roosters & hens (ceramics) ,
turkey (ceramic), Mum tea set. birds, pitcher, candle
horsehead, cast iron pieces, Coming, crock, Pyrex,
MCCoy vase, excellent merchants covered wagon
& horse clock, porcelain. pots & plns. UT cart,
bedmaker. jug canister set, paintings, tupperware
YARD: Plant holder, wheel barrow, Cosco step
slool, dining table, garden hose. garden tools, of'ice chair, lots miscellaneous not mentioned.
Betty Guerrant
at
U.. only • • alrectltd
298-1331
AVAILABLE AT:
PiDson Pharmacy
ill Main Street
298-2222
Plains Grain Co., Inc~~
Aber~athy, Texas .
298-2521 - 763-4868
.' . :
, n
For All Your
Farming Needs
THE ABEIlNATBY WEEKLY REVIEW
(lISPS 003-340)
(lSSN 089S-4291)
srorr I; ruDY LUeE
Publl&ben
JOAN WESLEY
0IDce ~et, CIasaifIed. CIrclIIatIon, AI News
friday or each week. excqll first friday tIfta'
Cbriatmu .... OlIO Fdday durin. SUIIIIDet IDCllIba, at tile Abemadly
Weekly RevIew office at 916 Avenue D. MaIlIn.1IIIdn:&a: P.O. Drawer
160. AbematJIy, Te1lll193l1-0160.
Association
prepares
for summer
Abemathy Bueball AuGciatioD will have a meetiD,
next Wedneeday to orpnlze
for the comiD, se8l0D. A
board of directore will be
elected.
The meeting begiDa at 8
p.m. .t city hall.
First Baptist
Focus
AberDathy Fiut Baptilt
ChlU'Ch youth will.., OD a Hi &rip
'to WoIfCnek. Colo•• Mar. 14-17.
DeacoDi OD call, Mar. 16-31,
lUll Bobby Cunoinlham and lUchard Howard.
(II
maIlIn. label aad COI'l'eCdons ID Abcmadly
WeetlyRevlew, P.O. Drawer 160, AbemIdIy. Tellll79311.o160ar~
mall: awr.door.net.
MOVING' Send
The Teuna are (ftom ~ft) Cecil Strlnpr, Paul Acreate. Sam Ray, Boy Howdy and Rick Barr. 'nle gultari8t
18 8.J, JohnlOD and Jim Clark 18 on plano.
Survivore IDclude her husband;
two daughtere, Doris Wagner of
Corrales,N.M., and Marsha Glenn
of Albuquerque, N.M.; two brothers, Romaine Hammond aDd Ed
Warren Hammond, both of Colorado City; three aiaten, Doria Hill
There are stili a few rood seata
of Abernathy, Mary ElleD Kennedy of Colorado City and Marjorie available for the Texsna Mulic
Show at the Abernathy Jamboree
Dykstra of Arlington.
Hall, Hoppy Toler, show orgaDizer, Baid.
National Agriculture Week
"The TexaDI have been at
Branson, Missouri, for 17 yeare at
March 15-21
the Dogwood Theater," he said.
"Cindy Barr ia their soloist. Boy
National Ag Day
Howdy works the audience durMarch 20
iD.intarmialion and betweeD _ta.
"They changeclothea four times
while perfOrmiD' gospel, country
aDd patriotic seta.·
This is quite an accomplish·
ment for Toler , bringiDg a show of
thia stature to Abernathy. This ia
If
the ofT-aeaaon in Branson and the
group has been in McAllen.
"They are working their way
back to Branson. The c\oseatshow
to Abemathy will be in Stephen("'OlljllSioll
ville. They11 do another in Waco.·
Toler has redeailllled the Jamboree Han and added over another 50 aeats.
"We have a glasa wall bebind
the ceDter section. It helps with
the souDd and with the food serving area."
CiltJ'/jdp~
The ahowure Wlua\ly free i)u,l
tickets are $10~Cfr thie eho,:",: T?
:Tinaout more 6y caUing... ler ia tryinrtIJ accommodate some
requests he'a had on more than
ODe oeealion.
"The admiaaion price helps
.1 'M,S.~ItRlIIIIPn.>lb. I.I".
Publlalled weekly
The Texans set Abemathydate
Featured Branson show
scheduled for Abernathy
Pain maybe
eliminated
for millions
ron., .
yog'
:/r
Watson, Burger place first
in studio competition
Courtney W.tson and Tasha
BUl'Irer competed iD BethaDY
Tolleys ·ID Studio· competition
Mar.l.
Wateon placed lirst iD her
bracket aDd age division iD 8010
and ...trut routines. She placed
third iD her modeli., event.
Burrer placed firet in her age
andbracketdiviaioDiDbasicatrut,
solo,ll ..~t .nd ahow twirl. She
WPOKES
placed third in her modelin•.
Watson ia the dau.hter of
Randy and ConDie Watson of Abernathy. She is an Abernathy Hi.h
School twirler and ajunior at ARS.
Burger is the daughter of Roy
and PellllY Burger of Abernathy.
She is a airth grader at Abernathy Middle School aDd will compete at the State NBTA competition in Sen Antonio in JUDe.
By Ace Reid
BONE-IN
Pork Butt
Roast
.R8uiau.
Turner i. a ftftb pdlr at libemathy ElemeDtary 8ehooL
~tma-. ,
Cabbage
c~~~~~ 6 pack 12 oz. canl
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'OUR KNOWlEDGE IS YOUR seCURITY'
AUCTIONEERS: James PI1e.t, Butch PrIest. GI~ Priesl
4205 South PIi\ce CIoIIIs. New MexJco
3 liter bottles
CALIFORNIA
Avocados
Top Sirloin Steaks
"Yeah, I'm all wrapped up in my work!"
We're ' wrapped up in Abernathyl
There 1s no substitute for a locally
owned independent
bankl
Ezperience the difference herel
U~~~
NATIONAL IlEWSPAPER
ASSOCIATION
~.
811 Ave. D
Abemath,.. TX 79311
298-2511
$1 77
WASHINGTON
EXTRA FANCY
Granny Smith
. Apples
TXUC. ' 11077 & 947'
1-8()().822·1243
iK'riri\n 5JI
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James Priest&: Asaociatea W &: J Auction
Esllbllabed Ia November or 1921. PerlodIcal poII...e paid 81 Unital
SIIIa Post 0fIlce, SOl Aveline D, Abematby. Teut,79311-9998,
~ SOlId",,,,, toelle~· Weekly
,._. Sunny Delight
S\\ll;Citrus Punch
~ . , ..... Jug
Coca-Cola or
Dr Pepper
.,.I'IIIIs_ ...
$1~b!
SMALL PACK $1.39 lb.
FLORIDA OR CALIFORNIA
17~
Family Pack
USDA SELECT BEEF
ADVER1'ISiNo DEADuNB4 PM 11JESDAY
97f.
ALL
Hp.ftNOIG~be _ toronOl'fOlr.alB. VMe~"OBIIr.:IooncI ,"' AuclOnaIr.:orOM1Br"ll !1\1ll800~Of~"'IIfMJki lO ttegll"U"...a!iS . aAhllnlcllwrJ.OflMl9cl n ..".t:iI
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·fti ......... twId~ b ~~ or t~ .
Catfish
Nuggets
FRESH GREEN
0'
Samanth. Turner . . . iDcorrectly idanUlied on the fcnuth 11K
weeka boDor roD iD 188& _k'a
tI.ue of the AbemalAy W..W,
Corned Beef
Brisket
Specials Good Mar. 11-17, 1998
87f.
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SUBSCRJPl10N RA11!S
One ,.,arlo AbematIIy tIIId Hale County - SI1.00
ODe yr.' Ia Lubbodt Counly - $20.00
All odIet onc-yar subsalpdona - 524.00
f. _ _. 'P.O; · ""'160.~.~7?311,o!.~.
Lowe's~
405 Ave. D - 298-2627
BARS
Value Pack
RAW
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ABERNATHY,
402Nin1h SIreet
Pay VQur
To ens.... YOUi paymenl is propeIly credifed••lways
bring )IOU' bill wilh you ill. Paymell/ Cell/e,.
FIRST STATE BANK
MemberFDIC
4 For$1
$1 9.,?
ENER&JS & II ;~::~,w:,'::.~~
Bills Here
Texas Lone Star
& WIC Cards Accepted
,i iiiII. alB
8 For$1
TANGY FRESH
Lemons
·8
$
For .
OPEN
7 DAYS A WEEK
OFFICE HOURS
8 a.m.-6 p.m. - Mon.-Sat.
9 a.m.·S p.m. Sun.
DOUBLE COUPONS EVERY DAY UP TO 501
.........·......... *_001
8oottTnoeoril now a UPS Ship.
tbbi ..... haft ,bowa tID oar ..... cbaID an. bracelet. pft • •
.01 tab t2OO. Cal) 298-M68. (6cera an. the pief JOU each felt .18)
have bel,.. ubear the barcIeD of
........ after,p.... (8-4tb-2'I)
JOu at I'M 56 an. 1-2'1•• ad1ee
Dorth of Abemathy. 298-21507.
the lou ofoor precioua haa_..
clad4,y.IGD.P'aDclIOD. bro&heran.
I
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0 ...
d.c.-. Bou
81II'eka
vacaam
antItacie ... tile CMItpoarIq ........
.a,.....tIO.Bran. Plto .......... I-JlaHI. piq StatioD. 'Dle7 wID be .... to
&bat tbII eommaatfiJ ... .... BrlPtoa ...tcbIDi.......u, ID ........ tIdI 1IIIIIIDIf. c.u wrap ... ebip JO'" ,...... for
ot~
117. The mapltu.. of JOur CIOD-
M.,.....
We .... to thank 10 IIWl7 but
we CIUlDOt Dame eft170111. PIeue
aDowu to ....DUOD ahwbobad
a cWIlcult talk at a dUIlcalt hour:
KareD Davia. CbrII Lopez. Clyde
VaDdypift'. To•• Abell. Ru..
Byard an. Mike WDcoz. Youeacb
pve of youreelf aD. WI appnetate the dipityofbow you handlecl
the aituatiOD.
ThaDk you all for lovllll and
auppol't;iqShaDe u he loved each
of you.
With OUl' love,
"'ODD"~Cooper.
Bobby • ...,..
800tt • family,
AGe. Naomi Brld_U
Lup oll taDk to IPveaway free.
CoDtId Southwut Tutil.. at
298-2&48. (8..tb-27)
Job Needed
..... _01,
Comforter.""'"
CHECK YOUR LOCA.L MERCHANTS FIRST
I
or chil. caNIbouIe
c:leaaIq? Ezperieocecl in haDdicapped care. Cal) 298-4120or2982810. uk for Heather. (18-2tp20)
offer. Call 298-2121. (6-2tp-18)
KeDlDor. wuh.r and dryer,
white. Good runnin, condition.
$400 for Mt. Call 298·2880, after
15-p;tb. (l8·2tb-20)
Services
I
I
8bo_r card.. We can fill your
print order right here in Aherna·
thy. Printed on poet cards. Call
early for wide Mlection of colon.
Other print jobs al80 available.
Call Abernathy Weekly Review.
298-2088. (ns)
QuaD&)' Ie". care. Free. utimat.. Cal) Bran.on at 298-2389.
(8-8tp.21)
HoUM _ttUq? CrecD in brick
or walt.? Doon won't cIOM? Call
Childere Brotben StabiliziD, I:
FouadaUOD Levellm, at 1-800299-9668. (9-I5O&p-26)
Scott Tractor. 1·27 I: FM-64.
We make and fit hydraulic hOMa
for all typea of machinery. We
cuatombuild air conditioner hoaee
for automotive and agricultural
needs. Call 298-21507. (ns)
WE WELCOME GOD'S MOST
ENCHANTING SEASON OF
SPRING
When winter snows have left the earth
And warm(r breezes start to blow.
Behold the annual rebirth.
When grass will soon begin to grow
And tiny buds of leaves will sprout
On limbs of trees in forest glades
Then flowers soon will blossom out.
Exquisite in their pastel shades.
The air is filled with songs of birds.
And humming insec.ts will abound.
A sc.ene of beauty. where no words
. Do justic.e to each sight and sound
Incorporated in the plan.
Or could describe eac.h living thing
That signifies God's love for man.
When nature c.omes alive in spring.
.. .the magic o{
spring has touched
every living thing.
- Owen f'rostlc
- Gloria Nowak
FIRST UNITED METHODIST
704 Avenue D
298·2581
Sullday School 10:00 AM
Wonbip 11:00 AM
Eveninl6:OO PM
Wed. Cboir I'nc:IiI:e 7:00 PM
Rev. RuueII C. Byud
SuDday School 9:45 AM
Wonbip 10:30 AM
Evenina 6:00 PM
Wednelday Eveoina7:30 PM
Rev. H.C. Loaii. putor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
411 7111 Slnel
298-2587
SuDday School 9:30 AM
Wcnblp 10:40 AM
Bible Study 5:00 PM
. Bvenia, Wonblp 6:00 PM
Wedaelday EVlllina7:3O PM
Mib WiII:ox. putGr
NORTHSIDE BAPnSf CHURCH
420 16dl Street
298·2497
Sunday Scboo19:45 AM
Wonblp 11:00 AM
Evenina Trainina 5:00 PM
Bvenin, Wonbip 6:00 PM
Wednelday"'Service 7:30 PM
R_1Id OIlY MaItio
FIRST BAPTIST NEW DEAL
Wcnbip 11:00 AM
BveniDa Wonblp 6:00 PM
WeclDelday Service 7:30 PM
Dr. TIllY W. JoneI, puIOr
CENTER COMMUNITY CHURCH
5 mn_ out oa PM 597 \beD 2 mne. IOUth 00 PM 2902
Suoday ScboollO:00 AM
.
Wonblp 11:00 AM
Wed. Playw: M-doa 7:00 PM at Marvin Looney"
746-6641
CIIVIlCH OF CHRIST
916A_B
298-2718
Bible Study 9:30 AM
Wcnbip 10:30 AM
Bwniq 5:00 PM
WedDllday Bveoina 7:30 PM
DaYid BeaaIu
IGLESIA BAUl'lSTA NVEVA CREACION
41214111s...
298-2900
Sunday ScboollO:00 AM
Wonbip Service 11:00 AM
SuDday B...... 5:00 PM
Wedoelday Service 7:00 PM
Joel ,.., puIDr
IBTR8L BAPrIST CHURCH
101 B. lit Slnel
ST. ISIDORE CIIVIlCH
Suoday ScbooI10:00 AM
SouIllAwa.. D
298-2118
Sallday ScbooI9:45 AM
MoraiD, WcnbIp 11:00 AM
BvtlliDa Service CD.T.U.) 6:00 PM
Moaday Million. MIIIVDI " BIOIbIIbood
MIItID, 7:00 PM
Wedoelday Pralle s.w., Bible Study 7:00 PM
CIIDG' Rebeanal8:00 PM
.... W.R. BoltooJr., . . . .
EarD IDOD.y readio. books.
$8O,OOOIyr income poteDtial. Detait..1-800-1518-4S4Sut. Y-l008.
(274tp-20)
8 bedroom, 2 814 bath brick home
with whirlpool tub and ahower in
muter bath. 2.158 sq. ft.. sprinklerayatem and heat pump. 811
18th St. Call 298·20S8forappointment..(rta)
291-4278
SuDday 9:00 AM
Wedaelday 7:00 PM
OtJR LADY QUEEN OI'TIIE
AJI0811.IS CA'IHOUC CHURCH
NewDeal '
SuDday Mall 10:45 AM
F.... Mlcllaal0·C...,n
Por more informatioo and aaaialance regardin,the inveatiption
of credit repair. work-at-home,
pt-rich-quick and other financial
or buaineel opportunitiu, Aber·
nathy Weekly Review urpa it.
readen to contact the Better BUBi·
n_ Bureau~.120814th St., Suite
1901. Lubbock. TX 79401 or call
(808) 763-0459.
Do_foraale: 8 bedroom. 2batb,
to be moved; $43.000. Call 972699-0846. (rta)
Thanks To The Agricultural Industry
National Agriculture Week March 15-21
National Ag Day March 20
Church Directory
mIST ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1404 Avenue B
298·2060
Por .... by owner. 8 bedroom. 2
bath.larp patio in back. 702 let
St., call 298-2416. (l8-Up)
(rta)
01. . top kitcheD table. Make
QueeD .... mattreu.bouprinp
andtrame.'715.
pillowc.... aDd matcbiqabeet.,
.76. Both for. 1215. CaU298-4878.
(18-2&p-2'0)
tnt_
PC Ul8ra aeedecL
*",000 iocome potential. CaD 1·
800-61S-C34Sext.B-1008.(2'7-4tp20)
Home
PRIMERA MISSION BAUTISTA
1112 Jerome Streel
Sunday Wonbip 10:00 AM
Sunday Scbool 6:00 PM
Evenins Wonhip 6:45 PM
Wed. Bible Study 7:30 PM
Friday Prayer Service 7:00 PM
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
511 Avenue E
298-2832
Sunday Scboolll:1S AM
MominS Wonbip 10:00 AM
Evenins Celebration 6:00 PM
Mid-Week Service 7:00 PM
Youth Tune 7:00 PM
David L MODeree. Putor
METHODIST CHURCH NEW DEAL
Sunday ScboollO:OO AM
Sunday ServiQO 9:00 AM
Rev. RuueII C. Byud
COVNTY LINE BAPl1ST
757-2134
Sunday ScboollO:00 AM
Wonblp 11:00 AM
Bvenial6:Od PM
Intenn Putor Wayne R. WiUIamI
IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO
Awn.. A &\ 5th SIIMI
Suoday School 10:00 AM
Wonbip 11:00 AM
8wolo,6:OO PM
Wedauday Service 7:00 PM
MONTE DE LOS OLIVAS
110 But 4th Slnet
298·2230
Sunday Servlcea 10:00 AM
Sunday Bvenina 6:00 PM
Tueaday Play. Meedoa 7:00 PM
lbunday 7:00 PM
Pulllr Olear P..z
ILegal Notice I ILegal Notice I
AN ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OP ABERNATHY. TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO. <&01
AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF ABERNATHY, TEXAS,
AMENDING CHAPl'ER 2 OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCES OF
THE CITY OF ABERNATHY. TEXAS, TO INCLUDE ARTICLE
2.200A. PROVIDING RESTRICTIONS ON PIT BULL DOGS
WITHIN THE CITY; AND PROVIDING FOR THE EFFECTIVE
DATE OF THE ORDINANCE.
Paseed and approved thia the 9th day of March. 1998.
EUu Veccblo
Mayor Pro-T.m
Atteated: Hellel. caDDoD
Ctty Secretary
,osep"S',,,,,et''''''N'h';''h''M1''i'"t!
ina 1-800-299-7274 ext. 21 'UAL41 .
ADOPTION
NtM: II Itfl~JOI /b'NpoiIlf/>'1IIfYIIdttI bIymttJ
IfVJdiOlll _/~,tJJ Ufl'ruu 1ft TDAf tuIDpIio ....
ADOmON: A WVlNG couple desires new·
born. WiU provide &real home. good cdUCllion•
ond much love. BApenou poicI. CaD ShaTy cl Jila
1-8Q0.6J3-5264. ThonIcII
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAMILY 1CIIch·
Ina for lJICCioJ binh mom commilled 10 lifckq
_ _ wilbhcodilld. P'lIIII1CioJ\y - . wiD .....
vic\c Iovin••lable home. h.... kiuet ond "..
cduca&ion. CalIDonnaondLou.l-8O().2OS.0036.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SPHERECORfORATlONNEEDSdi~.
Help people Kill Pire...,.. -.IIy ond help tho
envirunnCd. W. will cduem: candidlla on how
10 kiD fir. IIIlI with diff..- p!l>duCII. ond how
thoy worlc . Minimum inves .....nt 55 to. Call
Sphere 0xp0nIi0n 512-st5-6031.
EDUCI\TIQNI\L
A BEKA TEXTBOOKS cl VidcoSchooi on di..
play no. you. Catcoct ull1 WWW.obdcLoom/nc:
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EMPLOYMENT
GREAT PAY•••GREAT Coreerl Aviation COllI·
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ponies .... hirinc our ..ud.... monlha bef"",!hey
1Iaining...cct tho job. CaD H.um.Jc
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PHOTOGRAPHERSI MAKE-UP ARTIST.
Needcd for GllDlor Phocoanphy. I!Apericnccd
preferred. WiU crain. 1-80()..800-4948, CAL 5S6.
LOOKING FOR CONTRACT . . . .,...u 10
tell flllll phaIoI drouahoul!he South II1II Midwt:IL $60.000 10 S100,000 P""'" eunin&" Call
1-8QO.332-00s5 CutI. Woodlond. Inc. M....
Thursday BAM - 4:30; Friday 8AM • II:OOAM.
FINANCIAL SERVICES
DEBT CONSOLIDATIONI MINIMUM $3SOO
PROVIDE SAVINGS ON Buncllcd oervicel
(E\ccIricity. 1C\ClCOIDII'IunicMi..... '-Ihop-
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1ouIlin& for von ..... i-drivcn. Up 10 .3Wmile to
lIarl. Nee4 CIa.. A COL. 1 year OTR.
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S$ 500 SIGN ON BONUS I SS OTR driven ·
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BARBOUR TRUCKING ANNOUNCES DeW
pay .......eI DoD' miu 1Iti. opportunity 10 work
for a pnmic:r o.dIcd -Jl"ftY. 1 ,.,.,ont wkh
6111C1111h11111bcd.1·1QO.15().2461 .
DRIVER. ACCELERATE AT Mel"," lJneI
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HOMEOWNERS CALLCOIIIIIIIIIIPaiat Mart·
.a.. lOday ond act tho cub ycoa .-d. Blim.......
hiah-inla'ed crcdlt card deb!. repoir """'lIcd
.credit or .ate home improyement•.
1-800-968-2221.
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