Marfa Lights never explained, viewing site provided

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l.,rinklere.toltoporrete~clirecTWo~-.ai*lanyhvury .iD tion. 1* cliclboth to Docbora'• air·
·~ plaDe ~ .JuJ.y 81 aboQt ~~ ,
. ... a~altmilie.no..U.of...eAber· 1 1 Put ofihe right wing 'w u.left
,nath)' M~pal Airport.
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WJ'apped uwnd tO atop. Part re'\ Qapt,:'J\icbaid E~ .Dodecm ~~~airplane. The rilbt
<Q:••.Nl,.lel), 81, ofJ..ubbocll: wu wtn,tiplfththelandingari'dcJear..
·~~~ ~p...,.,-r Piper , . . . ~~wuleftin the ditch on
~-..~Ill
. , cloJq,touch· ~ Kni(rht'alldeoftheeut-we~troed.
~ •at ~ airport. He· wu
'!'be·· 'ptiDe epuil, around and
ciftHDI '*It to the airport when limded.,.._ardl ill KDighfecotlda_ pJ.U.~ to lillie J»W... •
toq.a.tcJ . .i 86P fMt from the
.'J:Joc~P wu .,_to lapcHD1 em piwt ltclp; It remained in the air
adlrtN,14~de Bo7 ~Kilil\lt'e briefly after bittiDf the atop, trav~ WMnhlw.alelitthaneflht eling over the road, di~ and the
feet eov, tb.e pqncl,·hl• rltht perimeterofKmchfecoUon.
wiq bit.• metal.~,ot l)lrinkler
The plane, Qodeon and tu. pu·
•top on a Van artv•l'um imme· •naer alidaboqt 100 feet on the
diately north ~ another dirt lfOund, ~llflOoee )abdiqpar
road from ~ta placre. . ·
and 1-.v~Q8 the wheel• ~bind in
The~ • p·cauiil _piwt therow•ofCj»Uon.
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PereJ cto\vned Miss Jainaica 1997
Alblei~waacrownediCI.- .'
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Jamal~ :i997 .JuJy2'1atst. iitclore
Catholic Cbureh.
She is the daqhter of Daniel
and JoAnn Perez or Abernathy• .
Her lflllldparentl are
~d
MaryLopezofAbernathyandAbel
and Candy Perez of Canyon. Her
o.c..:
INat-trnndmother i• Dominp
Cuevas or Abernathy.
Perez rai~d $2,200 for SL
Iaiclcmi Catholic Church duriq
IMr can~ctacy.
Richard E. Dodson and a ...... MHtDter found the
plowi... tc)ugh on Roy LeeKallht'•farm two and a halt
mile& north of the Abemath.1.. airport July 11. They
tried to uae a four.paueap~flper. BOth walked away
wdlarmed before 10 a.m. whn the plane loR power aa
Dodlonftewtbeplaaebaektothealrport.BaleCounty
Deputy Ray Naron and hi• wife Ruth (backlight) were
waitin8foraniMUI'Bilceappraiserwhenanewswoman
from Lubbock'• Channel 11 arrived on the scene. An·
other new. crew circled overhead in a helicopter•
..®mbe:cta.reissue Abernathy infot!amphleu, cam.m.unity..£alendars..
Abena~• Chamber ·or CO~fC! had eitht
people a . - the replar monthly meetiq Tueeday
at Vecddo'a Reataurant.
Withjult.~ ~vote on mattere, the'c hamber
will proceed with pnntiq ~~~~ pamphlet. about
Abernathy. Suppliel ofthelut .,_ deplet4!cl.
It wu \JUpported with $10 advertiaiqelote on the
d
back pap. Thi• year the membere decided to put
the buaill8ll8l that are chamber memben on the
pamphlet. There will be no chlli'Je for the lietiq.
Secretaty-treuurer Linda Sparkman told the mem·
ben that the dJamber baa 81 membere.
Detail• are al.a beiftl gathered for niuuiq the
community .calendar. Buein81181 advertiH on the
Calendar to help cover printi01 e01te.
The chamber earn• revenue &om lelting family and
individual H1tinp for annivenari11 and iJirthdaya on
the particUlar datil. The material needl to be for·
warded for printing by the ftretof October.
Preaitlent Kelley Hill called a 1pecial meeting at 7
p.m. Aq. 12. It is open to anyone with input on how to
contect the greate•t number ofpeople, Cor printiOf
their datil on the calendar.
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The meeting will be at Vecchio'• Reltaurant.
For the next replar meeti01 Sept. 2, apnda
item. will include Halloween carnival (October),
Light Up Abernathy (December) and the annual
banquet (lpring1998).
Train spills grain
Four ..,un can in a BurUqtoia-Northem-8aata Fe train tell over just north of the
tracb' intenectlon with FM 59'7 in Abernathy Wedne&day. There were no i~urles
when theacclu.atoccurrecljuat before noon, blockingFM2080untU5:50p.m. when
the back half ofteh train was pulled north out oltowa. The train.was southbound
and the can were near the middle of the train. At left, Abernathy Officer Craig
WIWauu talb with a member of the train crew and Donna Thomas, BNSF train
muter, who arrived later to investipte the accident.
Marfa Lights never explained, viewing site provided
ture invenion milht be neponllible baa been conlidered. ·The
Wlli'ID, dry climate of the lower
llde oC Cbinati Peak coopled with
the biPer, cooler Marra plateau
and the DlildqoCthe twodimatee
mllbte~:plain the phenomenon. It·
i8 al.a po11ible thatJtatic electricity or 8L Elmo'• ftre milbt be a
factor, except that thi8 condition
doel not Gilt befOre and duriDt
electrical etonne. Another theory
il that thelilbtlare a reflection or
the moon lhininl on a mica vein,
but no 1uch vein baa been found.
Aleo, the poet upte lbine even
on the darke~t nipte.
A Marfa Lights Viewing Site
baa been provided for the public: on
the .auth eide of Hwy. 90, nine
mile~ east of Marfa. Gh01t light
watchere can park in the area and
ICan the .authwe1tern horizon,
looking toward Chinati Peak. U•iq a di1tant red tower light u a
marker, one can be certain that
any light to the rightofthemarter
which appean and diaappean i• a
Marfa poet light. . .
-eourte., Of Marla
Chaaaber of eo.u.eroe
· Abeniatb.y.
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Keeping an eye on Texas
Anatomy of T8xas health care pro\11dars
More than 30,000 phyaiclans and 0111er health ea111 woltlelll attend to a
T - population of 19 miNion In 1997. Moe1 ofT-' phyalclans 8111
male, and the blggeltgmup Is between 41 to4S ye&ll of age.
.
TherewOlbeaBa'elt-To-SchoOl
luucheon hoeted by Abemt.thy
Clauroom Teaeben Asloclation
Monday at 12 p.m. in the lchool
elfeteria. .
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All AISD IChool per~onnel an
invited to attend ana .... uked to
briq a covel'lld dieh for the IUDeheqn. Teallfld c:olfee will be pro' ·v~w. b.Y AcrA. ·
The ofllcera of AC'tA e~
. - eveeyo1111 to ·attend the luu· c.._,
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TliE ABERNATHY WEEKLY UVIEW
(USPS 003-3-W)
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SC01T .truDY LtJCE
Publltben
JOAN WESLEY
Office~. CIUaitiecl. ~ Aa~
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sense for you mul
tftose you fove:·
w..u, ...... ,.,,.,.,
~{tui o~t mon 6y calli"9.. .
'· HIIIIJ: awritcloor•
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ter, tollt, milk
recently For. ~stem imports accounted .for
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.60 percent-qf.t!le co«on,apparelcomill& i!lto
'the U.S. 'During· the firs't five months of 1997 this
·• · trend has taken ·a signiticanttuln. 1 • '
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Since 1990; CBI nptions and ·Mexico ha~e ~n
' :making · rremendous .... strides ·towards . becoming
' con\p,c;tiiive in the u.s. imp(lrtareri&:'This tum-around
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1 ~as· bten the reS\llt pf numerous factors, including the
. ·North American Free. Tmde Ag~ment and strong reinvestment'programs by u:s, texiile firm~. .
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So far in 1997 the CBl and Mexico have accounted
r6f, 38 percent of U.S: apparel i!Tiports compared to the
Fat !;ast's 32 percent share.
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For the U.S. cotton producer it means that mort
U.S. cotton is . being purchased, processed and
returned to the U.S. for consumption.
Efforts are underway to further enhance this effort
and ·with additional progress the ullimale beneficiary
will be the U.S cotton producer.
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JUict,
'I'IIUB8DAYa juice, peanut butI'RIDAYajuiae, oereaJ, roll, milk
Laaeb llleau
WBDNB)AYa rout bett lalldwich,l.u.-, tomato,po~cldpe,
apple, milk
TBURSDAYa •teak ftnrere,
mubed pote&oel, .lfteD beau,
roUe, tniit, milt
FRIDAYa charburaere, Nlad,
FreDCh ~... c:ooltiee, milk
· Plains Grain Co.,
leave you over a barrel
Abernathy, Texas .
298-2521 -763-4868 ...t!il::I3J
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. . :High Pluins cottoh pr~ucers aren't ready to th~w
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in the towel on the 1997 cotton crop even though the -. ·
calendar appears to he working against them.
Early season rainfallP hel~d get the area off to one
of the better starts it has had in recent years.
Unfortunately, those same mins brought a variety of
(letrimcntal side-effects. Trying to overcome
c:'Verything from hail and blowing sand to below
normaltempemtures, the crop has been delayed 10-14
days.
The lateness of the crop is more of a concern in the
shorter season ·Northern areas. South of Lubbock the
crop is.still behind schedule, but the calendar is a little
more favorable to the producer.
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cotton m the area is progressing well .
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to be nearing the end of
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, Usually a producer can expect
August 25 bloom to make a harvestable boll,
depending on Fall 'Ye~ther conditions.
'The most immediate problem across the area rig~t
now'is a shortage of soil,mois.ture· in the top 2-4 feet of
the soil profile. Arrarently plants have nlready used
most of the moisture in this ~ayer and are beginning to
show ·signs of stress and cut-out.
Irrigated producers are having a difficult time
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keeping up with the moisture requirements of the crop
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as it blooms and sets bolls.
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The key to the 1997 crop will be conditions during
the month of September. Producers in Northern areas
I Sept. 5
can still make an average crop with favorable weather
in September and some timely rainfall in the near
Sept. 12
future.
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Sept. 19
· · Producers · in the Southern High Plains are also
Sept. 26
looking for an open September and timely rains to hell?
Oct. 3
carry their crop through harvest.
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Piains Cotton Growers officials travel to Dal)as
next week to take part in a series of meetings to select
new members to 'he governing bodies of several
important cotton industry organizations.
. National Cotton Council, Cotton Incorporated, and
Cotton Bollfd representatives will be selected to fill a
comBination of new and expiring positions.
The PCG contingent, made up of current PCG
President Jackie Burris of Wellman, Vice President
Don. Langston of Lubbock, PCG Secretary-Treasurer
Ronnie Hopper of Petersburg and PCG Executive Vice
President Steve Verett will have the -task of ensuring
Hig~ Plains interests are fully represented within each
of the organizations listed abQve.
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Here
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Roosevelt
Floydada
Lockney
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7:30 1
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8:00
Oct. 9
7:30 I Oct. 16
7:30
Oct. 23
7:30
Oct. 30
7:30 :Nov. 6
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Floydada
Lockney
Shallowater
Idalou
Crosbyton
Post
New Deal
Ralls
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OPPONENT
1 Sept. 11
I Sept. 18
1·Sept. 25
I OCt 2
I Oct 9
I Oct 16
·I Oct. 23
Roosevelt
Floy(,iada
LoCkney
Shallowater
Idalou
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Crosbyton
Post
New Deal
Ralls
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Idalou
Here
5:00
1 Oct 9
Crosbyton
There
5:00
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Post
Here
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New Deal
Here
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Ralls
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1901, J:.Ubbcick, TX 79401 or call
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Youth Invites voum
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Satalday ud Sunday, Aug. 9·
10, 7 a.m. until dark. Bia country
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""'l •"wale. Furniture, tool1, toy1,
bot tub, utiqu• wheat
driB, camplna par, lawn mower,
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beiat.er. Lob of mi•cellan10u1
priCed lo eeR. South of New Deal
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Julie af298-2DI. (11-4tp.8)
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To apply for free and rcduccd·pricc mcols, complete this application, sian your name and ntum lhe application to tho school. Call
the schoollfyou -d bclp. I 298-2563
2 Ust lhe child's FOOD STAMP or AFDCrrANF case ~u.mbcr, if any.
FOOD STAMPNUMDI!a OR 1\FDC/1'1\NF NIIMIII!II
LETIER TO HOUSEHOLDS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM/SCHOOL BREAKFAST PRoGRAM
The ABERNATHY I. s·.D.
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schooiiCfYCS meals ~ scbool day. chlldna may buy IWlCh for 1
bnalcfut for
50c
. Cluldnn may .aso Set meals free or at a rcduocd price..
; ,If you now aet food at...;ij,s or APDCITAN~
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IGLESIA BAVDSTA ~A CUAaON
412 14111 Street
2.98-2.900
Sunday ScbooiiO:OO AM
Wonbip Scnlce 11:00 AM
SuDday BvealDJ .5:00 PM
Welbeday Stnice 7:0oPM
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811111 s.dJ 9'.30 AM
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HONDA SCHOOL CONJ'IDDITIALITY
urq.da of c:oolldelldallty for Ill eclucldonal ............. die
of a tee
ldenlil'lcalioo, evalllllioD. educalionll pllcemeDl or ~
~public educadon 10 1 biDdlaJpped ll!!deat.
Dla&rict policies n:pnllna confldelltilllly may be obCaiDocl Ia tl!o
SupedDIDDdeilt'a Oftice or tbe oftlce oldie Dlnlca of Spodel ~
Pln:ni!Ud111Udr:Dt wW be lnfonned of dlilloc:llioa lltbe limt otNodol
Nal'ICE OF PUBUC IIEARING
ASSE88MENT or PA.vtNo C081'II
The City ofAbemathy, Teua, will conduct a public hearlnrin nprd
lo the pavinr of Avenue L between 8rd and 4tb Stnet.t pl111 tile
intenection of4th 1111dAvenue L1111d tb•--ntof-'- apiu&
tbe ownen of property which abut.t witb thi1 MCtion of 1treet.
The followinglote will be - l t d qalut.
Lot 4 Block 180 of the Original Town of Abemathy, Texaa
Lot 6 Block 180 of the Oril!inal Town of Abemathy, Texaa
Lot 6 Block 180 of the Oriainal Town of Abemathy, T Lot 7 Block 180 of the Original Town of Abemathy, Tau
Lot 8 Block 180 of the Original Town of Abemathy, Tau
Lot 9 Block 180 of the Original Town of Abemathy, T Lot 1 Block 161 oftbe Original Town of Ahemathy, T Lot 12 Block 161 or the Original Town of Abernathy, Te:ua
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Wonblp 11:00 AM
11wDiaJ 6:00 PM
IGLESIA DEL NA7ARENO
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ST.ISIDORB CHURCH
BVIIIID& 6:00PM
SoutbA-D
WedDelday Service 7:00 PM
SUnday 9:00.AM
Wednelday 7:()0 PM
MONn DE LOS OLIVAS
no Eut4111 su.t
2.98-2230
StiDdey s.¥i- 10:00 AM ·
StiDdey Bftllina 6:00PM
MNdoa 7:00PM
'I1Ianday 7:00 PM
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ShiDMl ClliiDiDPam
Mayor, City of Abemathy
ID-I'IIIIorW&YJIII R. WilllMnl
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This bearing will be held in themeetinaroom ateit.y hall, 811Awn•
1), Abernathy, Te:ua,at approximately 7:00p.m. Monday,Auplt18,
1997.
C01JNI'Y Will: IIAPTIST
757-2134
Sunday School 10:00 AM
A-ue A& 5tb s-t
Sunday ScbooiiO:OO AM
2!11-2.1.
The followingprovidne•timat.ed aaM•ment.t apin1tthe propertiee
indicated.
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Lot 4 Block 180 $1,000.00 (50 front feet e $20.00)
Lot II Block 180 $1,000.00 (110 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 6 Block 180 $1,000.00 (110 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 7 Block 180 $1,000.00 (110 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 8 Block 180 $1,000.00 (110 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 9 Block 160 $1,000.00 (110 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 1 Block 161 $2,800.00 (140 front feet e $20.00)
Lot 12 Block 161 $2,800.00 (140 front feet e $20.00)
MmfODIST CHURCH NRW DBAL
Sunday School 10:00 AM
Sunday Slrvlce 9:00 AM
Rev. Ruaell C. Byanl
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CENTER COMMlJNlTY CH1JRCH
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Sunday Scbool 10:00 AM
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Wonblp 11:00 AM
:Wed. Prayer Meelina 7:00PM a& Mlnla Looaey'1
746-6641
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1!W1!iDa Wanllfp 6:00 I'M
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mtSTCHVRCH OF THE NAZARENE
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2.91-2832
Sunday Scbool 9:30 AM
Momin& Wonblp 10:30 AM
l!vtalng Celebnlioa 6:00 PM
Mid-War:lt Service 7:00 PM
Youtb Time 7:00PM
David L M-tee. Pill«
Wonblp 11:00 AM
l!venin& TrainiJt& 5:00PM
Bvenin& Wonblp 6:00PM
Wednelday Servke 7:30PM
Reverend 0.,. Mulill
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2.98-2217
SUDday W~p 10:00 AM
SuadaY ~I 6:00PM
l!veain& W~6:4S PM
Wed. Blbla Study 7:30PM
Prldlly l'raJII' Service 7:00PM
NORntsiDE BAPTIST CHURCH
2.98·2497
lladllt S!*Jo1 10:00 AM
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l'orealel8tiedi'Oem,2112bath, 2
car prep. Appi'Ollimately 8,4110
Ill· ft. Built in 1994, 1620 Ave. J.
Cell 298-2218. (rt.t)
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Sunday Scbool 9:45AM
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Rev. RuneJIC.Byard
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(lltrorc Deductions)
Wed. Cboir PnM:Iice 7:00PM
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Wonbip 11:00 AM
l!venilla 6:00PM
Wanlllp 1&AO AM
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1 . 2s and
foryourchlld~. yourchil~nn ~Jet fne meals. lfy911r lOW bciuacbold Income
\ Ia the same or lcsalbmlhc amounts oa lhe lncolllC Cban below, your cblldm1 Clll JCI fnc IIICIII or rcduccd·pricc mials. 1t. foster
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2.98-2S81
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3 FOSTER cnn.o, List the child's mQDthly penonal Use income. Write •o• lflhe child has no penonal usc income. s.
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4 IIOtJSEJIOLD MEMBERS AND MON'nll.Y INCOME, If you aave a food swaP or lt.F.DCTit.NF CMCIIIIObcr lor lhe~
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APPLICATION FOR FREE AND Rll:DUCED-PRICE MEALS
.NAMES OF HOUSEHOLD MEMBERS
Cbarllil ~~~o-·• LeamiJlrC.nt.er baa an opemn, for cbDd ~
in their toddler ud preechool c»l
partment. Call 298-21111. (1-atb-
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Call 298-2033.
Grass MOf'ITIILY Earoin1•
By o,..er, 2·2-1 brick home for
ule. Central heat and air condi·
tion. Cell 298-2840 or- at 1110
12th St., Abernathydl-4tp-22)
chUr'dh ·Dire
It's only *17 for Abe~~
residents, $20 for New Deal
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dcmpo que redbeD Ia lmpolidciD CIOiftlllellll-.
'rbi &otiiJ..AtliilaWIJ 4i64'11r tbitl pro,jecl't Will bii..l&O,OOO.OO:
and you won't miss a word about what's
going on this school year.
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1be HONDA Special EU:edCla Coopenlhe lllall plOride lclr plOClDdJnl
Re.a l Estate
for Sale
l'or .... by owner. 4-2-2, brick,
S/4 acn, ne,r carpet, central beat
and mr,l,BOO ICI· ft., $611,000. 7.5
milee north of Abernathy. Call
298·21107.or 711N!170. (rt.t)
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Abu.aathJ".Weekly .Review
1 Print STUDENT INFORMATION.
Sbipmanat298-2:1511or298-a897.
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Abernathy Fire Hall
Sugar
41b.bag
$129
By Ace Rei~
PREFERRED TRIM
BONELESS
Round Steak
$1~~
"Jaie, looks like you've inv~nted a clown
~'that'll go over big.in any rodeo!" .
. We dtdn'Unvent cqatomer aemce ....
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