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FRIDAY, MARCH 26,1999, ABERNATHY, TEXAS
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Deal First Responder vital part of local emergency medical care
By BoUy Bunter
'The New Deal First Response
system wu formed in 1991. With
the ueietance of the Abernathy
EMS they began responding to
emeraency situations outside of
Shallowater, Idalou and Lubbock.
A: Ore truck was the first vehicle
tiiIed for responding to emeraency
calle, but the truck has since been
replaced by a van, the First RespOnder.
'
-As our certification has gone
up so has our equipment and level
ofcareweprovide,"RNparamedic
Randy Teeter said. The First Responder now carries a complete
advanced life support system.
"The purpose of the First Responder is to provide medical coverilge quicker than Lubbock EMS
can provide," Teetersaid. "We can
be on the scene in four minutes or
less in our immediate area."
The First Responder is not deBiined to transport patients to the
hciepital, therefore, the First Reliponse team and the Abernathy
EMS work together very cloeely.
: ' ''We have a great relationship
With New Deal's First Respondere, it has worked out great for
both communities," director of
Abernathy's EMS Darrell
Stephens said.
Abernathy's EMS has recently
added an advanced heart monitor
to their equipment, the Life Pac
12. Abernathy and Shallowater are
the only towns who have this remarkable monitor owned by UniversityMedical Center. Themonitor can be placed directly on a
patient and can analyze the
patient's heart condition.
-It has the capabilities of determining if the patient has had a
heart attack, and if so where it has
occurred," Stephens said. MThis
allows us to speed up the process
by calling the ER staff and alerting them to be prepared."
The First Responders are capable of performing routine medical tasks, including gathering patient information, stabilizing the
patient, and starting·lV's.
The Life Pac 12 stays with the
Abernathy EMS but arrives on the
scene when needed by the First
Response team. The Abernathy
EMS furnishes the New Deal First
Responder with all of its supplies.
"If they use something, we replace it, and it is at no charge to
the city of Abernathy," Stephens
said. "We try to help each other out
as much as we can."
CommunicaLion is very critical
between the two emergency teams.
"About 95 percent of the time
we are able to respond and continue care with Abernathy," Teeter said. "Through their efforts
they've made it aD possible."
As Abernathy'a ·EMS improvea
their technolollY, they're aleo trying to improve their facility.
The AbernathyCityColincilhu
voted to renovate an old building
to provide a more efficient facility
for the dedicated volunteer EMS
team. The building will have a bay
for each ambulance, a place for
meetings to be held, a training
room, a place for volunteers to
sleep and other necessary specifications.
Stephens said they are trying
to raise at least$30,OOO'w ithin the
community and in return a foundation in Midland would grant
Abernathy's EMS $50,000 designated for this project. Community
support is very critical for such a
necessary cause, therefore, bank '
accounts have been set up at First
State Bank and Security State
Bank in Abernatliy for anyone
willing to donate any amount of
money to go directly to this project.
The three First Responder
members are RN paramedic Randy
Teeter; a nationally registered
paramedic for Lubbock EMS, Terry
Martin; and Brad Murph, an Intermediate EMT. The First Re sponders are certified by the Texas
Department of Health and also
are members of the Abernathy
EMS,
New Deal's First Responder unit
New Deal has added a new unit to its fleet of emergency vehicles. The bright
red First Responder unit provides quick response to rural medical emergencies. Pictured with the van are (from left) Randy Teeter, Brad Murph and
Darrell Stephens.
Abernathy's EMS volunteers
include director Darrell Stephens,
assistant director Mike Wilcox,
Norma Stephens, Amy Garcia,
Cherylene Vandygriff, Kelly Vandygriff, DeAnn Lusk , Julie
Johnson, Gilbert Blanco and Jenny
Blanco.
Two members , Daniel Rodriguez and Roy Gonzales, also volunteer from Abernathy's fire department.
"They are always there to stand
by until we know we are going to
transport," Stephens said.
Research for this article by
Texas Tech University student
Holly Hunter was made possible
by a grant from the Reader's Digest Foundstion.
Abernathy City Council Hi-Plains administrator
has two file as write-ins confirms clinic lease
NDISD considers holding trustee election
Two more candidates tiled u _write-ins Monday for the Abernathy City Council.
The deadline for candidates to have their names
placed on the May 1 ballots was Mar. 17. Writein candidates had until 5 p.m. Monday.
Todd Abell and'John Vandygrifffiled as write· '1ns for the Abernathy City Council.
". Incumbent Tim Hill and Ray Naron filed as
candidates for the Abernathy City Council. Their
names will appear on the ballot. Mayor Carl
:: .Johnson also filed for re-election and has no
"opposition, Incumbent Billy McClenney did not
file for re-election.
Daniel Perez,Jay King, Craig Schaap and Don
Stone filed for places on the Abernathy school
, . board ballot. There are two places available.
. ' They are currently held by Schaap and Roy
. ':<DeAnda. The two candidates receiving the most
, votes wiD assume office. There were no write-ins.
All three incumbents on the New Deal City
Council have applied for re-election. Place 1 ill
held by C.L. Phillips; Place 3, Glen McCullough ;
and Place 5, Craig Graham. There were no writeins.
The New Deal school district has incumbents
Gary Flinn and Patty Freeman filed for re-election. There were no write-ins.
NDiSD trustees have set a tentative meeting
Apr. 13. An agenda item is to consider whether or
not to hold an election. An alternate date is Apr. 15
if the board does not meet Apr. 13.
Schools and cities do not have to hold an election if no candidates face opposition.
Voters have until Apr. 1 to register to vote in
the general elections. Apr. 14 is the first day to
vote early in person. Early voting will be conducted at Abernathy City Hall, 811 Ave. D, for the
Abernathy school and Abernathy city elections.
By Scott Luce
The Abernathy medical clinic
will be managed by Hi-Plains Hospital in Hale Center, Gordon Russell, hospital administrator, said
Tuesday .
"We will be renting the building," Russell said. "Some of the
stuff(equipment) has been taken.
"Records will be returning. It
makes it harder on us and more
disappointing. Once a patient is
gone, it's harder to do. Our main
EMS grant
donations
project is to get it open."
Hi-Plains' contract begins Apr.
1. Covenant Hospital assured
Russell that the local clinic would
remain open until Apr. 1. He was
in Abernathy Tuesday to inspect
the premises , taking stock ofwhat
would be needed, but the clinic
was closed.
Hi-Plains will operate a doctor
rotation in Abernathy. They will
use their five resident doctors for
periodic duty in Abernathy.
Donations are being received by
Abernathy EMS for renovation costs
of a city building,
Contributors
MIM Leland Phillips
MIM Ray Higginbotham
L.J. West
"Depending on the volume, they
will be there for half a day. We'll
have a mid-level practitionerthere
five-days -a-week as a backup,"
Russell said.
Abernathy Councilmen Lynn
Goble and Elias Vecchio and Jim
Odom toured the clinic with Russell late Tuesday afternoon.
"It was closed Monday and
Tuesday," Goble said. "It looked
like there was enough equipment
for two examining rooms."
Hugh Pettit
Harold & Isabell Davis
Olan Anderson
Mail donations to the Abernathy
Emergency Medical Service, c/o Dar·
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:pale County accepts housing authority stipend
.Gommissioners approve hirings for sheriffs department, free use of Ollie Liner Center
By Richard Orr
. : ·Plalavlew Dally Herald
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StalfWriter
Hale County commissioners
~nday accepted a $2,500 gift on
behalf of the tax-exempt P1ainmw Housing Authority by PHA
Chairman Dwain Dodson. '
, . ' Dodson said the gift was "a token of gratitude" for the work the
sheriff's department does in helping keep crime and drugs down on
)musing authority property.
, : The money will go into the
county's ..neral fund and came
hm rents at the Barrington Apts.,
which PHA oWDI and operates.
.Jut prior to the lOte accepting
the: money, County Judse Bill
Hollan drew Jaqhter when he
quipped that Dodson should -give
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the money to the city."
He wu referring to ~he city
council's rejection of a similar
$5,000 gift from PHA two weeks
ago on various grounds -inciuding
political differences between
Dodson and some council membere who said if there was excess
PHA money, it should go into providing more rental units for the
indigent.
. lnotherbusinessMonday,commissioners authorized Sheriff
David Mull to hire three replacement jailers and a replacement
dispatcher.
They aleo approved the purchue of two oaed asphalt storage
tanka &om the Teus Department
of Transportation at a cost of$600
each. They'll be ulI;8d in seal~t-
ingwork.
The montblymusicaljamborees
at OUie Liner Center may resume
later this spring after commissioners authorized use of the center
free of the $100 charge.
Proponents said any proceeds
will be donated to the Meals on
Wheels program, with concession
proceeds going to various civic
groups who operate the conceesion stand.
Commissioners adopted a resolutiou allowing Prairie House Living Center to use the proceeds of
about $4.5 million in proposedbond
sales to buy the center it's now
leasing from a private entity in
Galveston.
Since some of the bonde are
tax4umpt, county authorization
was required for the transaction.
Based on a recommendation by
Special Projects Director Marvin
Sistrunk, commissioners approved
the expenditure of $5,150 to extend the courthouse security alarm
syatem to the juvenile · probation
office and the new county
attorney's office. The money is to
come from a special courthouse
security fund.
Bee Equipment Co. of Lubbock
wu the sole bidder ($102,350) for
a surplus Caterpillar road grader
from Precinct 2 Commissioner
Mario Martinez. The guaranteed
buy-back price from Cat was
$97,500.
No bide were received on a surplUl John Deere grader, so it will
revert to Yellowhouse.Machinery
of Lubbock for the buy-back price
of $93,500.
Named as replacement members of the Hospital Authority
Board for one and two-year terms
were J.B. Roberts, Mary Virginia
Kirchhoff, Jeff Noble, Dr. Carl P.
Weidenbach, Daniel Rascon and
George Meriwether. Re-appointed
for two-year terms were David
Wilder and Dr. Ruth Rector
Wright.
Leaving the board are Ridley
Gibson, John C. Anderson, Max
Gabriel, Bill Cagle and Rollie Hyde.
Board member Bobby James died
lutfall.
The authority is responsible for
dealing with the entity leasing the
hoepital, currently Covenant H08-
pital Plainview.
Commissioners watched a demonstration by Willis Winters on a
special $385 oil filter he said reduces contaminante down to one
micron.
~here's nothing len to wear
out an engine," said Willis. "It
eliminates the need to change oil ."
Willis said the Cummins Diesel
Co. recommends the filter and that
Agri-Plex Inc. is saving 2,400 galIons of oil a year by using it.
Precinc1-3 Commissioner Roy
Borchardt noted that equipment
companies require periodic oil
changes to maintain the warranty
and Judge Hollars suggested that
Winters discuss the matter with
commissioners individually.
New Deal applies for new grants, will buy PD vehicle
Grants will help improve city sewer system, provide money for planning maps
..,. KIUtI Blelrea
, TbeNewDealCityCouncilgave
QrantWorka,lnc., the go-ahead to
puraue federal grant money for
two ssparate city projects on Montlay.
: The company, working on the
~ty'a behalf, will try for a Ont~ aewer-use grant u well as a
then the $26,000 will go to pay the
10 percent fee ofGrantWorb, Inc.
The grant money ia to be used
for project aclminiatration, engineering and w..atewater improvements .i n New Deal. Applications
for theae grants are due Apr. 20
and a reeponae ahould come in
October.
PlanniOC ~t.
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~ p~1ici hearing for
~De~n~OtHouiqalid th. purpo.. .of dilCuaBing the
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answered any questiona council
memben and citizen posed.
The planning grant being applied forisin the amountof$26,SOO
with the city's portion 88t &$1,285.
Ifawarded, tbiagrantmoneywouJd
beuaed to purchaee digitized maps
ofstreet conditions, .aterayatema,
wutewaterliyBtema,drainegesyateme and IIVera! other areas.
-.\ planning gralit i. IOrt of a
pidebook for the city:OrimH
~d. -It .. IOmethm, that every
ftanl cit1iD ·T uu .s hould have. It
IhOwawhfre you:..... 0,. yean
..." whe... you .... now andwhe...
you want to be in five years."
Citycouncil member Gary Scott
said be wu in favor of pursuing
this grant because the ci~ needed
eome new maps and with the grant
the city could .ave money and get
several different maps.
If the city ie approved for funding thia year, they should receive
the money by 2000. These grante
are only available every two years.
I-. other .mon, Council mema.. voted to take money from a
~C.D to use ·t.o ~y the new
C~Taboethatwillbeusedua
poUce vehicle. The eatimated cOat
ofthe vehicle is $27,OOOplus $5,000
for it to be equipped with lights,
sirens, radar, etc.
The council tabled the issue of
voting on the water project proposal from Parkhill, Smith and
Cooper. Several council members
lOiced concern with some wording
in the proposal and wished to call
a special meeting to discuss theee
concerns with the city attorney
befoN voting on the issue.
tn other business, the council
agreed to pay the set-up fee and
firetinetalImentforbillboarde that
will be put upin Taho~a and Plain-
view, advertising the new Texaco
truck stop. The station will pay all
costs of another billboard located
near the airport. The ' city has
agreed to pay no more than $5,000
for their part in these billbOards.
I~ return the company has
agreed to promote the city in their
billboards. They will change three
times in the coming montha with
the tirstone to say "Opening Soonfollowed by -Now Open- and finally,-Open 2~ Houra.-
The council will meet apin
April 26.
"';~ft'~i'oIA~IIar.I,Ulliited
M8thodIIt
ofIIeiadq.
Burialw. iD Reltba... Memortal Putt UDder cUnctioD 01
Reltbaven hDeral Home.
Mn. EiJenberpr dleclMar. 22,
1999, in LakMicle RebabiHtaUon
C .... c.nter.
She wu bom Jan. SO, 1914, in
Ooree. Sbe married Jamea
Samvan tncIadl a cIa• •r,
Burial wu ander diNcttou·iit
Fran II80n or Labbock; _ .... Madcl6a
I'Imeral Service.
,
.n, MbmIe Vee ,....,. or AllerMr.. Murray died S.turday,
nat!ayandCbNtineDa,yorClO9la, Mar. 20,1999, iD Aabdown.
N.M:.; . , brotben, Joe Gamble
She "II born No.. 21, 1910, in
end Georp GIIIIbIe, both of Bla·
ton; loarsrandchildren; end three
Privette
put-grandcbi1dreu.
degree muon and a former mem·
F. Bhipleyon Alii. 17, 1948, iD rial Ch.pal with the Rev. Cleve
day, Mar. 20, in ·8anden Memo-
bel' of the Kiva Temple In Ama·
rOlo. He wu owner and opel"tor
Haley, plltorofOakwood Baptilt
Churcb,and tbe Rev. S.W. Keeton,
putDrolMaeKenzieTerrace Baptist Church, offici.ting.
Burial wu in Peaceful Gar·
dens Memorial Park under direc·
tion or Sanden Funeral Home.
PrIvette diedWedneeday, Mar.
17,1999, at his reBidence.
He wu born May I, 1921, In
ehesterfteld, S.C., and moved to
Lubbock in 1960 from Charlotte,
N.C. He married Sybil Sikae on
Sept. 3, 1947, in Chesterfield. He
'1111 a U.S. N.vy veteran ofWorld
War II . He was a member of
Oakwood Baptist Church, a 32nd
of Central Body Workl until his
retiremenL
He wea preceded in de.th by a
daughter, Arlene Privette Burger,
on June 11,1996; alP'lDdaon,Stoney
Thraaher, In 1983: and • ,...at..
lP'andlon, ChriltopherOvertDn, in
1989.
Survivors include his wife; four
daulJhtel'l, BarbaI" Becknal of
Tahoka, Teresa Payne and Brenda Wood, both of Lubbock, and
Karen Crabtree of Abernathy; a
brother, Smith Privette of Lubbock; nine grandchildren; and 11
great·lP'andchildren.
The family suggeata memorials
to Hospice of Lubbock.
Cul.bad,N.M. Shew. . . _mber
of the B,pUlt ChIU'Cb.
She worked for the city of LabbocII: from 1946 to 1978 and wu •
uIea uaoc:i.tefor DlIIard'ldepartmentatore.
Survlvonincladeherhubancl;
• IOn, J _ ofLubbocll:; • daUlh·
tel', Janice O'Connell of Lubbock;
four JRDdchildren; and m ,....tlP'andchildren.
The lamtlyaugwte memorial.
to. r.vorite charity.
Helen K1afka
Roeary for Helen Klafka, 81, of
Abernathyw.. recited at 7:30p.m.
Tueaday, Mar. 28, in St. Ialdore
Catholic Church with the Kev.
Glen Roaend.le, p•• tor of St.
Michael'. Catholic Church of
RaIla, officiating.
Maes "aa celebrated at 11 a.m.
Wednesday, Mar. 24, in the aame
church with the ..me offici.nt.
Burial followed in Abernathy
Oddfellowa Cemetery under di·
rection of Abell Funeral Home of
Abernathy.
MI'I.KlaCkadiedMonday,Mar.
22, 1999,In Lu'lbock Health Care
Center.
She waa bom Mar. 6, 1918, in
Fredericksburg. She marriedA.H.
"Shorty" KlalkaonNov. 27,1934,
in Fredericksburg. He preceded
herln de.th on Feb. 14,1994. She
moved to Shallowater in 1949
moving from Fredericksburg. In
1964 Ihe moved to the County
Line ud Abem'thY area.
She waa inatrumental in ea·
tablishing the Abernathy Senior
Citizenl Centar. She wu a mem·
berofSt.laidoreCatholicChurch,
where she was a founding memtier ortlli! Altel'l Society. She wu
also a member of sever.1 bridp
mUIr1!11u~~1~
Mar. lie
Stacey Wright
EmmeTeakell
M .... 1'7
Artie Oewalt
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Will McDowell
Baseball group
announces sign-ups
Helen K1afka
clube.
She wu preceded In death by a
d.ughter, LaVeme,ln 1962.
Survivon include two lona.
JamelofW.co and Larry of Level·
land; four daUlhtel'l, Carole Avery
of Electra, Jo.nne Allen of
FradericbbUl'l, PenY Watel'land
Melin. L.nd, both of Lubbock; a
Iilter, Nola Sagebiel of
Fradericbburr, 16 grandchndren;
• nd 13 ,...at-grandchildren.
The family 11lIJI8Ite memoriall
to Abem.thy SeniorCitizena Cen·
tel'. 717 Ave. C Abernathy or St.
1.ldo... · Oathollc Church, 17819
North 1·27, Abernathy.
Apr. 1
Evaughn Hackler
Cecile Fortenberry
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meati... and algo-ups .t 6:30
p.m. Mar. 29 at city hall.
For more information con·
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ellpl8JMnt ofthtdr daUllhter, Amle Elizabeth, to Terry Key Leggett,
ann 01 Monte and Darl. . . . .tt of FrItch.
Th. couple will Izcbanga wedding VOWI Apr. 24 in Southwelt
Baptist ChIU'Cb in Amarillo.
The brlde-.lact attended Hale Center achoole and Ie a 1996 graduate
of Plainview HIP School. Sbe ia panuiq • delP'88 in elementary
education at Wea' Taxaa Aa.M University. Sbe ia currently employed
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Th. futon bridepoom ill .ttendina w••t Texu Aa.M University
-Idntr a detree in boaln....dminiatration. He la employed at Chili.
III AmarIllo.
The brIde..lact ia the IP'8Dddaughter of N.dine and the l.te Bob
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leadIng 10 Ihe arrest of parson or persons
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All OIlIer ooe-year sablcripdona. $24.00
Mr. and MI'I. I.alea Paniagua of Abernathy announce the engage·
ment oftheir daUlhter, Eliza Villegu. to Anaelmo Hemandez Jr., IOn
of Mr. and MI'I. Anaelmo Hernandez Sr. of Abemathy.
The couple will marry June 5 in Fil'lt United Methodiet Church in
Abernathy.
The bride-elect I, a graduate of Abernathy High School and South
P1aina College. She is employed by Charlie Brown's Learning Center in
Abernathy.
The future bridelP'OOm ia a graduate of Abemathy High School and
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PIIbtisbed weekly 00 Friday 01 eadI week, except ftnt FrIday IfIcr
Cbriscmas ancl ODe Friday during summer moodla, at tile Abema!by
Weekly RevIew offk:e at 916 Avenue D. MailIng 811d1as: P.O. Drawer
160, Abematby, Texas 79311-0160.
Katherine Troyer and Damon Loper announce their engagement
and .pproaching marriage.
The couple will exchange vows Apr. 30 in New Memorie. HietorieRound Grove Church in Lewi.ville.
Troyer is the daughter of the late James and Nonna Troyer. She i.
a math teacher at Irving High School.
Loper is the son of Tony and Dallans Loper of Abemathy. He i••
1992 graduate of Abernathy High School and is employed .s a fire
alarm engineer in the Fort WorthlDal\as metroplex.
C & G Builders
~~tr S~b=~by
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F;rst .Un;ted
I(EITH ELLIS DWNfI
WHDLESALE Ii RETAIL IALES
lOAN WESLEY
Offic:e Maaager. CIaasIBcd. CImdIdoa. AI News
Villegas, Hernandez
to wed June 5
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1AM TO
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Publisbers
Troyer, Loper plan
Lewisville ceremony
American Intercultural
Student Exchange ~
To add namea for birthdaya,
annivenariel or memorial., call
298·2088 by 4 p.m. Tueeday for
the nut week'a edition.
TIlE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW
(USPS 003·340)
OSSN 08954291)
Jennifer MlcheDe Farr and Kyle Wealey H.yea announce their
engagement. The couple will marry Jane 12 at the 11th .nd Amarillo
St. Chureh of Chrilt in Plainview.
The bride..lect ia the daughter of Ken and Brenda Farr of Lubbock
.nd IP'IUlddaughter of Helen Francia T.ylor and Arthur and Louise
Chevea. all of PlaInview.
The future bridel!l'oom I. the BOn of M.rk and Vicki Hayes of the
Kre. ·....a and grandeon of Melvin and Marthe Jenninga of Tulia.
The bride..lect will be a lP'aduate of Abernathy High School and is
employed by United Supermarketa.
The future groom il • 1997 lP'aduate of Krell High School and la
.. : employed by the Texae Department of Criminal JUlItice.
please <all I·SOO·SIDLING.
GRAND OPENING
2'.·27.0
Anselmo Hernandez Jr. and Eliza VllIegai
Everyone is ~lcome
New arrival
KiJk and Lisa Watson of Abema·
tby anDOllnee the birtb or !belT son.
Josepb Kirk. He was born a! 6: 18
p.m. Mar. 18 in MelbodiSl Hospital
In Lubbock.
He weigbed 6 pounds and 11
ounces .
MaIernaI8flllldparents are Ray aDd
Angle Goodman of Abemalby.
PaIemaI grandparents are Mack
and SbeIry Watson of Canyon.
M.-r.lt-Apr. J
1Ireaktut .....
MONDAY, juice, cereal, toad,
milll:
TUBSDAYI juice, pancak.. ,
Iyrup,milk
WBDNBBDAY: Juice, ua..,.,
biacuita, milk
THURSDAY, juiea, pauut butter tout, milk
FRIDAY: No School
LWlehMenu
MONDAY: turkey .andwich,let.
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A llilllil dV It ll' ;UUfY
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Mr .... MI'I. Jerry o.w.lt
Kitty McDowell
R.M.
Same. for R.M. Privette, 77,
or Labbock were .t 8 p.m. s.tur-
Irene Shipley
Servicea for Irene Shipley, 74,
of'Lubbockwerut4p.m. Wednea·
d.y, Mar. 24, iD W.W. Rill Chapel
with the Rev. Wayne R. WilHum,
pastor emerltul or Parll: DrIve
B.ptilt Church, ofBci.tt....
BuriaI WII iD City ofLubbocIl:
Cemetery under direction of Rill
Funeral Directol'l.
.
Mrl. Shipley died Mond.y,
Mar. 22, 1999, in Covenut Medi·
cal Center in Lubbock.
She wu bom Sept. 10, 1924, in
County Line. She married J _
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Basketball
players named
to A-J AII-SP
WbuaIe PbWI,.
held at,7 a.m. Apr. 4 in the
plllirlnllot of Abernathy Flret
United Methodilt Church.
Breakfast will be eerved at
the Seni\lr Citizens CeDter fol·
lowing the service.
Everyone is welcome to eD·
joy the felloW'lhlp of wonhip
lind breakfast.
Students named Tandy scholars
Cole and McKee were allo
awarded certiflcatel for being in
the acadamlc Top Two Percent of
graduating .. niore in 1999.
RadloShackfl'andy Tecllnology
Scholars program will honor
30,669 meritorioul eeruora this
year.
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Abernathy, Texas
298-2521 - 763-4868
Abernathy Power Lifting Regional Qualifiers
Annuities, Life, Health, Disability
David SanderSon, CLU, ChFC
602 10th St, Abernathy, TX 79311
298-4143
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Two steel buildings, engineer
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Gar.,. aale: Friday, Mar. 26, 10
a.m.,1OO14thSt. TV,bed, wuher
and dryer, tirea and much more.
(26-11b)
.
atlllS Good While Supplies l4st
When we see land ""
a commWl/Ly 10 which
we belong, we ""'II
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lour: and respect
- J\ldo Leopold
.....wasllng and
desbudJon arc.
in U,elr pa:h.s ,'·
- I.alah 59:7
ftRST ASSEMBLV or GOD
1404 Avenue B
298-2060
Sunday Scboo19:4S AM
Wonhip 10:30 AM
1l"...... 6:00PM
Wednesday Evening 7:30 PM
Rev. H.C. Lonl.. puIOI'.
FIELD MAY BE INVISIBLE,
BUT WHAT IT PROTECTS IS CLEAR.
FORCE' insecticide creates a FORCE Field of protection around your com that Insects can't penetrate.
UniYerslty studies show that FORCE provides htter
contrOl than other Insecticides over rootworms, cutwonns
a broad spectrum of other Insects. As a result, you'll get
Improved stand quality . from this soli-applied, lranular
insecticide. ~ a FORCE Field of protectio" around your com.
ContaCt your local Zilneca As Products dealer for details.
and
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Farmers Thco Gin
ACL Farmers Co-op
Rockin R Steak House Plains Grain Co.
Hill Veterinary Service Riley Agri-Services
Security Bank
Lowe's Marketplace
66 Butane & Fertilizer Wolf Irrigation
Vecchio's Restaurant Hi Plains Drilling
Abernathy Custom Paint
AbernathyFlorai & Gifts
Billy, Tammy, Andy & ~ Grimsley
Lopez Tamales - Oscar & Mary Lopez
Bobby, Jeania & Jody Grimsley
Daniel, JoAnn .& Albley Perez
Miguel &·E$ter.TQItu & family'
Urban, Er.ma~Meagan :&Gbla Estl'ad8
S8ll~~s& ~ngie Ma~ez'
',A tih\lr · Do~tby.
Ho_ aetw...? Creeka iD briek
or wall.? Doon won't c1oee? Call
ChOdere Brothen StabiHzing '"
Foundation Levelling at 1-800·
299-9563. (8-601p-31)
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pines of Ruidoso. Secluded 2 bed·
room/I bath. fireplace. fully
equipped. linens. bouse cleaner.
Upper Csnyon. deck with a
beautiful view.
FOIST BAPTIST CHURCH
4117IbS_t
19&-2S87
Sunday Scbool 9:30 AM
Wonbip 10:40 AM
Bible SWdy S:QO PM
IlvenlnB Wonbip 6:00 PM
WedaNday IlvenlnB 7:30 PM
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SubSCribe today!
to the
Abernathy
Weekly Review
298-2033. (rta)
The word "conservation" should become
increaSingly a part of our everyday vocabulary; not just as an expression but as
a mandate to preserve our environment
and ultimately, life itself. When God gave
us this planet for our home, He'did so
as a sacred trust, expecting us to take
care of it as conditions warrant. For example, in a normally dry area or during
a periodic drought, it is only common
sense not to waste water. And with our
landfill disposal sites growing into
towering mountains, it behooves us to
recycle containers or re·use them as
best we can, to at least slow down the
process. Learn at your House of Worship
that the earth is ours to inhabit and
enjoy, but also to maintain; so let us
assume our share of the responsibility
for it. It's the only home we'll ever have.
ftRST UNITED METHODIST .
704 Av.nue D
298·2581
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Wonhip 11:00 AM
Ev.nina 6:00 PM
Wed. Cboir Practice 7:00 PM
Rev. Jim Cuny
PRIMERA MISSION BAlITISTA
1112 Jerome Street
298-4733 or 298-4252
Sunday School 9:45 AM
Sunday Wonbip 11:00 AM
Evening Service (B.T.U.) 6:00 PM
Wed. Praii. Service &: Bible Sludy 7:00 PM
Frank BakI.11Z, Paslor
NORTHSIDE IIAPl1ST CHURCH
420 161b Street
FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
SII Avenue E
298-2832
Sullday School 11:1 5 AM
Mommg Worship 10:00 AM
Evening Celebralion 6:00 PM
Mld·Week Service 7:00 PM
Youlb Tim. 7:00 PM
David L M.ner.... Pastor
298·2497
Sunday Scboo19:4S AM
Wonhip 11:00 AM
Ev.nina Training S:OO PM
Ev.ning Wonbip 6:00 PM
Wedn.sday Service 7:30 PM
8Wy Parmer, 1II1erim Pulor
FOIST BAPTIST NEW QEAL
Sunday ScIlOoIIO:OO AM
Wonlllp 11:00 AM
EvenIDJ Wonldp 6:00 PM
WedDNday Service 7:30 PM
Dr. Tmy W. Jonao, pailiii'
CENTER COMMVNITY CHURCH
S mil......1 on PM S97 !ben 2 mile. lOulb on PM 2902
Sunday ScboollO:OO AM
Worsblp 11:00 AM
Wed. Prayer Meelina 7:00 PM al Marvin Loon.y·,
746-6641
CHURCH or CHRIST
916A_E
298-2718
Bible Sludy 9:30 AM
Wonbip 10:30 AM
S_iDa 5:00 PM
Wednuda, Svenlna7:30 PM
David Bennett
BE'I1IBL BAFI'IST CHURCH
lOIS. ilIS_
ME'11IODIST CHURCH NEW DEAL
Sunday School 10:00 AM
SlIIIday Service 9:00 AM
RIOY. JiaJCW1)'
COUNTY LINE BAPTIST
757-2134
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Wonhip 11:00 AM
Ilvenlna 6:00 PM
1IItenn PUIor Wayne R. WWiamJ
IGLaIA BAUDSTA NUEVA CREACION
41214111 SIrMt
298·2900
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Worship Scrvk:e 11:00 AM
Sunday Evonlne 5:00 PM
Wednesday Scrvk:e 7:00 PM
Joel Perez. puICI'
A _ A &: Sib Slnel
Sunday ScboollO:OO AM
ST. ISmoRE CHURCH
SouIbA_lIIID
WonIIIp 11:00 AM
EvenlDa 6:00 PM
WeclnNday Service 7:00 PM
198-:1118
298-4278
Sunday ScIJooI9:45 AM
Marninl Wonbip U:OO AM
IlvenIDJ Scrvk:e (B.T.U.) 6:00 PM
MaDay Million, ~ A BroIIIadIood
M_1inI7:OO PM
W.......y PNiN Service, Bible SIIIdy 7:00 PM
Cbolr RobeanaII.-OO PM
Rev. W.It. BollDa Jr~ I'InIr
Sunday 9:00 AM
Wednesday 7:00 PM
OUR LADY QUEEN OFTHB
APOSTLES CA11I0LIC CHURCH
Now Deal
Sunday Mua 10:45 AM
father MicbMI O'CIftDIl
c-ab7 la_e: 91111 with outbulldlnga,good weU, 1.1 acre. and
oDIy 8 mlnatea tom New Deal
school., $78,500. Call FraRk
Harmon at WIIWark Realtors,
794-6000. (26-3tb-9)
Great ooodidoD, don't mia. thi.
ODe. For lal. by owner, a 3 bed·
room, 2 bath for under $60,000.
Call 298-2392. (Tta)
298-4050
Shower card.. We can fill your
print order right here in Aberna.
thy. PriDted on POlt carda. Call
early for wide selectioD of colore.
Other priDt JOM also available.
Call Abernathy Weekly Review,
IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO
Motn'E DE LOS OLIVAS
110 I!ut 4111 S_I
298-2140
Sunday Servicea 10:00 AM
Sunday IlveniDa 6:00 PM
1'lIeaday Prayer Meoli1ll7:OO PM
'I1Iunday 7:00 PM
Pullll' 0sc:1I' paez
Sponsors
Joe Thompson Implement
88 Butane & FeriiHzer
Consumers Fuel Association
ACL Farme~ Co-op
..
Pt.,-N-Save
St. Mary Family Health
IHtJI"'1p¥.·,1J.~'ldy;~vi,w _C~e Center.K. .thG....,..,ry,D.O.
~ . A"eCty
.......'11
. Lubbock County $20
All otheracldresses $24
Many happy returns.
am
GOD APPOINTED US
CUSTODIANS OF THE WORLD
HE GAVE US
UMIIU__
A FORCE
Can't -rir. can't ao to achool
becaaee chOd care I. too upen.
live? Call _, mqba I can help.
CCMS vendor. Sa". bi.... Call
7«-M41. (19-2tb-26)
Let early education be a 80rt of amusement; you will tben be bet.
ter able to determine the natural bent.
-Plato
.Ir conditioning .y.tam
FREE Blow-Ill
Attic luu1atloll
207 Main Street. Abernathy
Moone ho..e for rent. 3 bed·
room, 2 fa1I bathe. Call ~r more
iDformatlon, 298-4110 or 298-
Church Directory
298-2408 - 1-800-864·4580
ZENllCAi. .......
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certified. 4Oz66 w.. $11,488 now
$6,962. 4Ox40 was '7,«0 now
",170. Must sell, ean deliver. 1·
800-292-0111 . (l9·2tp·26)
high afflcl.ncy ha.tlng and
~~
ro Buy I
Building
Material
For . .Ie: dining table with 4
cbaira and matching hutch, $360.
Antique piano, $160. Can 2982142. (26·1tb)
wtth purchase of
~bl,b emct~~tr1 ..
HeatiD,. AIr CoIldltloDlD, L-:;;b:i:e-=,at~p7.UID~P-;;.=":;
· =t-;:elll:;--"1
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Want
WlDt to buy fWIlize battery op·
erated Barbi. car. Call 298-2909
or 198·2033. (Tta)
Receive a FREE whole house
humidilier with purchase 01 a
·check e1l·,tr" P,lIts
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For .... 1I0p ear bunnill for
Eater. CaD 745-1314or298-2980.
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Regional
Medalists
"
Ohio National
_ . FUlancial Services_
Summer Ale Tunc·up
I_ulcllike to thank each on.
01 JOutbr your vllita, cardI and
caU.. Special thanka to WIlma
Newton lOr taJdng me to tbI d0ctor and to th. hOlpital and bring·
in, 1118 hOlll8 tom the boepital,
"here I.tayed tbr two weeka be·
in, treated for pneumonia. Spadal thanka to Jan Welley tbr the
beautifUl lIoweraand WitmaNe,,·
ton lOr the pretty robe. Thanka to
David Bennett and Mika Wilcox
for tbelr vllite and prayers and
Y.F. md M.., Jo SDodgr... for
their vialt and pray.... And a .pa.
elal thanka to each ODa of1OU who
I'IIOIIDbered me in prayer.
Mllohlo..,
Season meet results:
1. Abernathy
1. Shallowater
6. Petersburg
3. Floydada
Region I Top 10
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For. . . .."hitedrelMrandcheat,
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andu.larIl'1C1otrbouae•. CaD7465180 or 746-6401. (26-11p)
Neva Lee Calvert
.Insurance since 1980!
Abernathy's Ginger Ar·
macoat h.. been named
Player of the Year by the
LubbockAualoncMJourraal.
ID naming ita annual All·
South Plains team, New
Deal'a Carl Bigham was
namedtothefrontcourtteam
where Eilene Graham (Ahemathy) received an honor·
able mentioD.
New Deal's MeDdi MartiD
received honorable mention
for backcourt.
On the boys' .ide, New
Deal's Gerald Johnson was
placed on the trontcourt Jist
of tbe 2A AII·SP Iiat.
Ahematlly's Brady Barton
"as named honorable men·
tion iD the backcourt Iiat.
FoaadI wid.. puppy Mar. 18
near North8lde Bapdlt Church,
CaD 298-lU78. (26-UI)
Loft,
A ColDlllunitY Ellter Sun·
riM Wonhip Semce wOl be
eft'ective ..mea.
KriatiD Cole of Abernathy and
Brandon McKaeorN_ Deal have
beeo recognized by the
RadioShackfl'andy TechDOlogy
Sebolen program .. outatanding
math/acleDce/computer .dence
atuclenta.
Thla is the tenth year that the
proll'8Dl h.. made awarda to
teac:bera and graduating eeniora
at American high achool•.
ForbeingoutataDdingln mathematica, science or computer acience, Cole and McKee are eligible
to compete for the one hundred
U,OOO echolarahlps awarded anDUally.
'lIIIaak )'OU to evW7V_ who.
CIIIIIII, aa1Ied, broaabt lood or lint
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24 ho.,. a day. Tlda h.. to be
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Bb., of Abemathy.
'l'hepmblematartecl aometime
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·have a comea tranaplant. Play...
dana beHeve that the trouble be·
po durtn, adUlt atorm where a
particle of IUd from the lamb
bama blew into her eye, acratcb·
in, the com...
The apecialiat explained that
the teenapr'a white blood cella
were melting down the comea to
fight the bacteria. He then began
treatment with additional eye
drops that are very radical and
experimental proceduree with ateroids to atop her body from melt-
18 thronp Mar. 15, when ahe
ahowed lamba at the HOUlton
Li...tock Show. Her left eye bepn to hart. She fa very pain toler·
ut ud only brietJy mentioned
the paiD in her eye.
After the family left HOUlton
ud retamed to Brownwood, they
took NIkki to a local optometriat
who determined that ahe had a
very aerloaa problem. He referred
her to u ophthalmolotriat in San
ahewollldlll88d to have
8UJ'III1 to NIIl. .
How.ver, even it the dropa wort
and the eye beala, NikId WQald
attll need a com.. traIlIplant, bat
Dr. Kirkland coald Wait lonpr
until h. ftnela a matchiq eomea.
Th. droll' .Iowed down th.
meltin, of the com.. and the eye
appean to have bepD the heal·
in, proce... The family returned
home to Brownwood and return.
to San Angelo twice weeldy to I I I
Dr. Kirkland.
Nikki iI currently on a home
bound program for herlCbool work
and can no longer participate in
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home eootinn•. The eornea trana-
plant i. imminent and .7,000 or
more wiD be needed. MeclicatioDl
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'!bey uk for prayen and any
financial help that can be pro·
vided. A benefit fund in Nikki
Shuey'. name ha. been eatabU.hed at Citizen. National Bank
in Brownwood. Information can
be provided to anyone whomey be
intere.ted by contactin, Vicki
GrI.ham at Fint State Bank in
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DAVID K. HAGSTROM, M.D.
ANESTHESIOLOGIST e PAIN MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST
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In 1984 the World Health Organization identified pain as a
major health problem. Now we don 't have to live with pain any
longer. Dr. David Hagstrom is a recognized specialist in the
area af Pain Management and 'peeializ.. i. the diagno,i, and
treatment of pain syndromes. Through an in-depth evaluation
followed by a variety of therapies and techniques his patients are able to reduce or eliminate
their pain. From arthritis and osteoporosis to post-operative pain and muscle or nerve inflammation. Dr. David Hagstrom treats people whose lives are being devastated and dominated by pain.
Dr. David Hagstrom must be commended for his caring and gentle treatment of acute and
chronic pain and for bringing grater relief and more freedom into his patients' lives. If you
are ready to do more than just talk about your pain. call this esteemed practice today and
learn how to manage it.
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The editors of this 1999 Medical & Business Review of the best of Lubbock are pleased to
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feature and recommend Dr. David Hagstrom .
410114TH ST•• SUITE 108 A LUBBOCK . 791-7888
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products and service. and their high standard of business practices continues to win them the respect
and admiration of people throughout our area. They will bill Medicare, Medicaid and private insur·
ance for you and have a respiratory therapist on staff,
The editors of this Medical & Professional Review of coml'anies serving Hale county and surrounding communities are pleased to feature and commend OXY CARE PLUS for their invaluable service
to our communities.
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3626-B 50TH ST. LUBBOCK 796-2227 OR 1-800-374-4579
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DIEGO RIVERAf M.D.
Dedicated to prOViding the finest in FULL FAMILY CARE and OCCUPATIONAL
MEDICINE. the UNIVERSITY CLINIC is staffed by a team of qualified profeSSionals who
will take the time to answer our questions and meet our needs. /Jusiness and industry can rely
01/ (/Iis ':s(cclIl.:d pr.lctict: for pre-placement physical examinations, drug screens, injuries
and workers compensation cases. They are equipped to do X-rays and lab work. on the
premises. and are re n Iy to serve our Hale county readers. Special interests at this practice are
in Diabetes. Arthritis and Hypertension. They are Medicare and Medicaid approved and most
insurance plans are accepted.
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The editors of this Medical and Professional Review are pleased to feature the
UNIVERSITY CLINIC and we commend them for the services they bring to our communiMonday - Friday 8 AM - 6 PM • Saturday 9 AM - 1 PM
ties.
111 NORTH UNIVERSITY LUBBOCK 747-4415
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Howard P. Hurd II, M.D•• MouDir Y. BorDO, M.D.
Gerry L. Maddoux, M.D•• Robert J. Wey, M.D• • James G. GrattaD, M.D.
CONSULTANTS IN CARDIAC & VASCULAR DISEASES
DOD aid L. Heine, M.D. will be joining CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK
iD Ma)' of 1999 aDd will opeD a full service omce in PlaJavlew
Dedicated to providln~ c.urrent. comprehensive health care in the diagnosis ·and treatment of cardiovascular diseases. CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK welcomes new and established patients.
Medical services provided by CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK include. but are not limited to:
Cardiac Evaluation. Ec:boc:ardlography • Stress Testing • Stent Placement. Coronary Anglograp!. Coronary Angloplasty • Permanent Pacemaker Placement And Evaluation.
ce hours are Monday through Friday by appointment. Most insurances are accep!ed.
lriving to provide their patients with the most comprehensive medical care in CARDIOLOGY. this
esteemedJ!ractice p,.ovides services in a cost-effective. courteous manner. We would like to commend
CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK for·the service they bring./o our Hale county communities.
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Specializing in orthopaedic surgery (bones and joints). DR. G.S. GILL has enjoyed an excellent reputation in West Texas. This Board Certified and Fellowship trained physician and
his profeSSional staff are dedicated to prOViding comprehensive orthopaedic care and are welcoming new patients from Hale county. Dr. Gill hasyerformed over 6.000 joint replacements
in over 22 years of practice. You may consult his ojjice for any of the follOWing areas of specialization including. but not limited to: Joint Replacement • Artbritis Surgery • Hand
Surauv • Fractures.
Ojjice hours are Monday through Friday by appointment. and most insurance plans are accepted.
The editors of the Medical Review of leading profeSSionals serving our area are pleased to
feature and recommend DR. G.S. GILL to all oj our readers.
360111ND PLACE LUBBOCK 797-9119
LLERGY & ASTHMA CLINIC
OF WEST TEXAS
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CERTIFIED BY THE AMERICAN BOARD
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Dedicated to meeting the health care needs offamilies in this part of West
Texas. Dr. Beck and her professional staff are welcoming new patients this
al/ergy season. You may consult them for the follOWing health care services.
including but not limited to: Allergies. Astbma • Immune Diseases. Sinus
Problems. Food Allergy. Insect Allergy. Hives. Hay Fever. Allergic Skin Disorders.
Most insurance plans are accepted and office hours are Monday through Friday by appointment.
The editors of this 1999 Lubbock Medical and ProfeSSional Review are pleased to feature
ALLERGY & ASTHMA CLINIC OF WEST TEXAS among the leading medical practices
serving Hale county and we commend them for the services they bring to our community.
4005 24TH Sg SUITE 2 LUBBOCK 806-799-4192
CAPROCK PORTS REHAB CENTER
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CAPROCK' S'PORTS ltEltAB CENtER is an outpatient orthopedic and sports physical therapy center that has earned an excellent
reputation in the diagnosis. testing and rehabilitation of injured athletes and workers.
They offer the latest technology in physical therapy and equipment
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specialize in : Pool Tberapy • Hand Tberapy • Functional Ca,
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pacities • Evaluations. Foot Orthotics. Work Hardening. Im"
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Their staff is also available for in home physical therapy as well as public education an.d
awareness programs for schools and the work place.
The editors of this Medical and Professional Review of Lubbock practices serving Hale
county are pleased to feature CAPROCK SPORTS RERAD CENTER and we commend
them for the service they bring to our communities.
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3601 SLIDE RO, SUITE 8-18 (Security Sbo~ping Center) LUBBOCK ' 785-1737
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CALVERT HOME HEALTH CARE, INC.
Locally Owned And Operated By RODDie MadlsoD • DaDa MadlsoD • Kim Porter
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OPENING AN OmCE SOON IN PETERSBURG
If a member ofyour family has been stricken with an illness or injury that
requires specific treatment to get them back on their feet again. we suggest
)Iou call CALVERT HOME HEALTH CARE, INC. first. This reputable
firm provides skilled nurses. home care aides. physical. occupational and
speech therapists as well as medical social services. Their considerate service has won them the respect of physicians throughout our area as well as
the patients they have helped recover.
They accept Medicare. Medicaid. private insurance and private pay. CALVERT HOME
HEALTH CARE, INC. is expanding their staff. If you are a professional in the above fields
and desire a new and rewardin., career opportunity. please call for a confidential interview.
The editors of this Medica & Professional Review 01 the best companies serving Hale
count)! are pleased to feature CALVER.T HOME HEALTH C.ARE, INC. and we commend
them for the services iheJI. bring to our communities.
1718 AVE. N LUBBOCK 747-8972
P. GREGORY JOHNSON, D.D.S.
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Everyone smiles in the same language and with proper dental care our
smiles can feel and look their ¥Teatest. DR. JOHNSON and his professional
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staff have an excellent reputatlo1f and offer quality. cost effective dental care
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for the entire family.
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Dental health lias improved enormously among Americans in the last 50
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This esteemed practice is dedicated to serving all of our general dentistry needs. in offices.
that are comfortable and relaxing. They are open Monday through Thursday. 8:00 am - 5:00
pm and 8:0(/ am - J2 noon Friday. Most insurance is accepted.
Preventing dental disease and improving the appearance of our teeth are priorities at Dr.
Johnson's office. and we. the editors of this Medical & PrOfessional Review 0/ the best oj
Lubbock are proud to feature and commend this practice for the service they bring to our
c:ommunity.
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1116 50TH STREET LUBBOCK 744-1490
WINDMILL INFO SERVICES, INC.
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