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Hale Center Junior High and Middle School recently were awarded a grant from Wal-Marl The grant was the second in as many years for Hale Center Schools. Through the generosity of Wal-Mart Hale Center Junior High received $2595 from the Wal-Mart Educational Grant. The grant money will

. be used to continue the upgrading of the Junior High Library. Last year, Junior High Principal Speck Cox applied for and received $ 1000

from the grant to initiate a three step course in improving the Junior High Iibrary/learning center. With last year's grant and malChing funds from the principal's fund, an IBM computer and monitor, printer and player were added to the Iibrary/learning center. Also included in last year's purchase was software that included a complete GroiJIer.. Encyclopedia, Thesaurus, Dictionary, Atlas and mammals. . .

According to Cox,lheS2S9S grant will be utilized to assislin continuing a modular approach to automating the Junior High Library!Leaming Center through the purchase of automated library software, bllf coder ;and data service for volumes in the present library. This year's addition 19 the library will c:oinpliment last year's purchase and will expose students to the CUlling edge of information technology.

The fmal step in the upgl'ading of the Junior'High facility win include: On­Line Public Access Catalog System which will allow the library access to unlimited Public and lilStitutionalLibrary information.

Elks Tie Up Loop 32-6 The Collon Center Elks arc make it into the playoffs as a runnerup

experiencing something that none of team. Wilson is starting out slow losing the Elks have felt since moving up to the it's first two game, 42-36 to Whitharral varsity level -winning back-to-back. In and 42-32 to Wellman. the season opener the Elks rolled over Coach Todd Bryant's Elk defen~e Pallon Spring 55 -7 and last week played another big role in scoring in the plastered Loop 32-6. The last time the win over Loop, counting for two C.C. Elks got off to as fast a start was when . touchdowns. McCarty returned · an the Elks advanced to the state playoffs interception 14 yards to paydirt in the abOut 10 years ago. second frame and Ureste added the final

The Elks hope to keep their winning Elk .score late in the tilt with a 44 yard streak alive against a tough Wilson team. fumble return. Kickofffor the game is at 7:30 at COllon COllon Center put the ball across the Center. Wilson are pre-season picks to goal in each ·of the four quarters .

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McCany found Gilben Mena in the endzone for the first score of the evening giving C.C. a 6-0 advantage.

The first half ended with the Elks leading 13-0. McCarty has another role in the final score of the half when he stepped in front of an intended Loop receiver and returned the interception 14 yards to paydin. Cisneros added the extra point on a pass from Rodriquez.

Elk Hector Urrutia began the second half where the first half ended, with the Elks scoring. Urrutia escaped for a 44 yard dash to the goalline to push the C.C. lead to 19-0.

Tony Ureste provided the scciring punch for lhe Elks in the final period.

Ureste scored on a 29 yard pass from McCarty and in the final seconds of the game dilled 44 yards with a fumble return for the last touchdown of the evening.

Cotton Center just missed having a shutout. With less than a minute to play in the contest the Longhorns scored on an eight yard pass.

In other games concerning district opponents: Silvenon bombed Miami 56-12; Three Way dropped Dawson 46.-26; Whitharral slipped by Wilson 42-36; Lazbuddie raced by Smyer 55-26; and Amherst. was a big loser to Ropes 60-18.

Hj,PlainsHospital will beconducting clinic will be Dr. Richard Rarohn, the annual Melba Bandy Masters Clinic Neurologist. University of Texas for the diagnosis and treatment of , Medical School and San Antonio. Dr

HC ISD Tax Set Myasthenia Gravis nest week, Sep\. 25 Barohn is currently Assistant Professor During the regular monthly meeting and 26. Patients will be seen from II am of Neurology andclinic at the University of the Hale Center School Board of to 5 pm on the 25th and II-II :3() alii on of Texas Health and Science Center in Trustees a local tax rate of$.244II$IOO the 26th. San Antonio. He is a member of the evaluation was unanimously accepted.

Appointments are necessary and lIIay National Medical Advisory Rtiard of ' The localrate and the County Education be made by calling Hi -Plains Hospital the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation and District (CEO) tax rate gives school 839-2471 or 839-2228. also the Northwest Texas Chapter district propeny owners a combined

Hi-Plains doctor Dr. Hugh Wilson ' Medical Advisory Board. rateof$I.08591$IOOevaliiation. The will.be oae oflbe d.octors to help wilh Friday evening at 7 pm Dr. 8aruhn 1\OW\l1I.ill$·0Ci69biaber"'lID'Ulyears the treatment and diagnosis of MG. Dr. will speak at a meeting for MG patients. rite of $1.01 9. ,I

Wilson began working with the clinic their families. friends, and professional Thelpprovedlocaltaxrateof$.2441 with Dr. Foster when the Wilson family people and the public. The meeting will is $.0235 lower than last year's rate of mov:edtothecommunily in 1973. He is be cmiducted at the Church of Christ, $.2676. The tax rate for the CEO for also included in the planning of thc across the street from the h()spitul. He 1991-92 was $.7514. This year's CEO clinic. He is also a lIIemlx.,r of the recently al\ended the International rate was set at $:8418. Recently the

Board of Trustees approved a budget of $4,249,590. Last years approved budget was $3,331,555. Last year's revenue for the 1991-92 budget year was $3,603,983, leaving a budget balance of $272,428 in reserve.

With the approval of the local and CEO tall rate a resident with a home

appniMIl~~----­of $26.27.

Under the new combined tax rate of $1.08 59 and state funding, revenue will provide $5321. per student compared to last year's figure of $4554 per student.

Northwest Tellas Chapter Medical Symposium held in New York City and Advisory Board. will base his talk on the information he

Assisting Dr, 'Wilson in the two day received at the Symposium. Father/Son Team Wins

Inexperience Drops Owls 24-7 P~~~~~h:~D~~:::~'_'" Coach Kieth Mullins Owls exhibited

their potential last Friday night in a contest with the favored Crosbyton CUefs. During the four quarters of play

H.C. crealed opportunities, showed prom'ise but also exhibited the inexperience that plagued the blue and gold squad through the evening. Errors caused by the inexperience of the Owls proved ' costly .in the Crosbyton 24-7 win; Th~ visiting Chief~~ordedthe.ir

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Hille, <;enterplay !he'longlime 'rival Pe.tets~u~g ···BufralQI 'lilPete.rsburg, . AlwaYs '· h.,d lo :win a .Peteisl)urS \he Buffs are coached I:i)' forme.rOwlc;oa~h and Buffalo star 'runnerJoe Robinson. The game wili be considered a lOSS-UP

with both te8DIS fielding inexperienced squads. The Buffalos are winless in the

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season arid lost a thriller in their firSt The inexpetience glared itself early ' outing against Crosbyton 22-2~. "last in the secotid period when the Owls week Petersburg lost to Lockney 32-16. fumble a punt on the Hale Center 35. . In F,riday night contest the Chiefs . Two minutcs later the Ch\efs cuhed in looked as though they would have lillie on the H.C. miscue, scoring . from 31 iroubleband)ingtheyoWlgOwlsscoring yards with 5:12 remaining in the half· on the founh play of the game set-up by The PAT was stopped by Rogers, a '37 yard run to. the H.C. 3. Two p~aya Canmell ani! Gomez giving the Chiefs

Junior Ashmore teamed up to take top score of 143. Six shots behind Harkins prize in the 2-Man Partnership and Mil Beth was the team of Lewisand Tournament .held at HiI1side Acres las.t Richard Senter. The second place team weekend. The winners of the of finished the tournament with atwo total Championship Flight coasted to aeight of 149.

shot win over the learn.ofDick LemOnd , Individual honors were iIIso await,tcd and J.ackie Sil11$. . in the 2~Man P~ershlp,T~!ting the

: TheA,shmote teamplllied away from th 5 . tne P.c~,QI'ItI)I;Jirst day.o(the IWO~ay~onOts fQr~e I~ng~stdnve 01): .,'. epar ..... ' h '36h I alf sc\i",en.:.h()le. ~as.·. a tie. with. T~mniil' . · t,Qilm@lll~nt.ooting '. . . 0 e1910 '. Rogers ~dRonnie MCBeth. Aw~ed 61· .0tJ thefin"l~ay of the iOUmaipC\1t (ortieingclosesi tothepinon thenumber the; A$lunbte ~eam $hot a· scOre of 63 9 hole waS' C,D. Ashmore. wiihatoumament.lOtalofl24.1..erriond and Siins hi:d afirsl.dayscore of 65 and Following tourninlentpl!lY Sahmiay endedtotitriameill play with a 67 for a evening, golfer's were tr~ted to supper total of 132. hosted by Hillside Acres. Twenty-two

FjntplacewinnersintheFirstFlight teams competed in th.e 2-Man wuD.W. Harkins teaming up with partnership.

Snipes Resigns As Business Manager l.ter the visitors scOred at the 10:34 a 12-0 advantage.

~koftheopeningperiod.Noseguard ' Determined lomike. game or it, Jam~Cruz sacked the quarterback on Hale CC\1lerputthe'Chiefs bacJi:'onthe Hale~erSc.~B~ofTrusl~ 'Ji1rIior ijiihprincjp~ Oene TyCf' . ' " the pAT tOl1llljcethc-,:oie '6·0. , . .' heels wheil , Cru~~ AJl1irrest!'P~ ~Wl,tbe :~eaign&tiqn .b( l0ri8time , .Hei~i1 1~S6 sra4.uale9f"'0~~d .

'. Cosily 'miscue'·fWnbles,pCilallie~ · orr i-4 Yards behii\d. the. blbc:kini: .~f $.cbool BUliness MiDlger Weyland' Pi~University. He ~i~ed .n\s atiddrOpPed P,sScs, plagued the OWls C.stillo,Goritezand~vino.Hinojos. SniPes du,Jing the ~gulul1lonlhly ' Mu(C\'s orArt~greein 1966, with a intheirfinttwoposscs~iOns. Following . :reeIWalilrg~ .Cbunk of . r~l estate meeting or !he BQmlofTniateeS. TtIe major in secoildary school twofinenlijsbyfreshn1anAngelAgtlirrecoveting34ya~downtothe8yiidliile . BQarda~ICdSnipe.~ raiaRltion .mninistr-'on and a minor in history.' and jll,lliorJesse HlnojQSl, ~,Pi was on with3:4S left on' tJ!e first half clock. unanimously and wa. offecti.vo Hoi.Qenmedfor school adriIitiistfarion the Crosbyton 30 Wore they StOPped lnexperience$ltoWCdit'sugl)'f~ .. ain . imineclia~y.~ Srupea c:itedthe~Ds inboch Telll$and New Mexico. , ; . thettiselves with ~ostIyertOfS. . wheti under heavy " for his te.lanini wli· for hea1thand Spipcs' te~hingcareer dates back to

Firs.t qqN;l~ . I!~li<mendcd with. the stqp ~ . ' 19!53wlw.!t. he se.;ved fair s.ix y!l8{$on Owls ~i1ing 6-0, . . . . ItteMcCuneySclioOI i964.

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Local residents Linda Pallerson and Jeanette Steen keep up with the local news around the world.

Linda Patterson and Jeanette Steen recently returned from a IS day trip 10 Europe. Stops included on Iheir tour were London, Paris, Rome, Florence and Venice. Olher highlights on Ihe Irip were a scel\ic Alpine drive and SI. Bernard Tunnel, lour of the Tuscan and Umbrian hill country, Heidelberg's Caslle, Amsterdam canal cruise and a visit to a diamond factory.

The two Teuns were treated 10 tours

in London that included Buckingham Palace, Westminsler Abbey and SI. PaUl's Cathedral. An unusudl '''perience for the two was a 40 minule crossing to France on a Hovercraft.

On the niainland of Europe they enjoyedviewinll such places as thc Eiffel Tower, the famous fountains of Rome, Michelangelo's David, and the Colosseum.

Creative Christmas Slated Creative Christmas, an annual olle

day event focusing on hoi iday preparations, will be held this year on Saturday, Sept.19, at the Ollie Liner Cenler in Plainview. It is sponsored by The Plainview Daily Herald and f' J~ County Extension Homemakers.

Over-all chairmen are Colleen Chadwick, Hale County EXlension Agent-Home Economics, and Nicki Logan, Lifeslyles Editor, Plainview Daily Herald. Marlene Willis of PeterSburg and Darlene Hayes of Plainview, Extensiol) Homemakers chairmen, are in charge of the program and workshops.

Included in the popular event will be, the Creative Christmas MarketPlace

which is a bazaar showing local merchants and craftsmen from the arca.

Some "f the work.hops planned include ribbon stitchery, pencil people ceramics, lace angels, holiday buffet table settings, quilting, gift baskets, COUniry ilcms and seminars cntillcd "Your Money" and "How to Market Your Crafts."

Extension Homemakers will "ITer refreshments and a noon meal, one of the group's annual fund raisers.

Admission to the cvel1l, as in the past, will be • can "f fu"d 10 be donate,.1 to Ihe 4-H Kids Fight Kid's Hunger, a drive organillld by 4·; . ers tu provide lOad for 'children ' who may nOl have enough to cat at home.

The Owl Hoots Melinda Brown ~-,,'rZ.' "b~

Hello! I hope everyone had a good week. .

The Owls 10SI . I. very well played gamel()CrosbyIC1II7-24. Jeremy Hooks scored the .lolJChdown and Fernando

/ Y~lIll1'a . ad~cdU)ee~~1lI P9;nl. Roberl · 91l1iic~~~iar!JlnbI~1IJ\d 5!1\ph,en Tievbl0in~riep!ll<\ap.ps; · .... . .. ~

TCI\Il8bll\i~Ow!slravel'\()Petel'$buT$ Ip play\!lr> BuffilQe5. ''J1jil iame~ill

• be,in 118:00, COIIIDand clteer the Owls OIl.

The pep~raUy wiljbe at 2;25. SlUdenlS will be diSmissed afler thp pep.rally liecause of an A TPE .Icacher's

meeting. Everyone come and help the cheerleaders pump up lhe Owls.

Next week tile Siudent Council will begi!1the Fail Fling. The Fan Fling is • conlesl in whil:h. leliChersput sludenls n:~~s in a jIf.\Iwing· foragOOlig.rade, "'IA!!IJl'al'Ji.~'P4.ti9!1 ·.· ~~;Jlqo,!!,!\I\~wers. There . wil.k\le- dl\ilYilr"~iJ,g~ andabig .dtll,wing. at tlleeild,lof Ihewcek. Every!lilebei>n yoUr 'best beha~ior: '. '

Hapl'yBirfl)d~ythis week goes to Ben Espinosa, Sq>lember 24. . Hope your ~y isspecitill .

Till next time. ..

He W08 born in Bloss()m and moved to Hale Center from Pelersburg in 1957. he married Mary Stephens on May 25, 1957, in Hale Center. He W08 a relired fanner and worked for Stapleton Pump Co. and Herny Tire Co. in Plainview until his retirement in 1989. Following hi. retirement, he operated T.L. 's Lawn Mower Repair in Hale Center. He Was a member of the First Baptist Church.

A son, Hubert. died in 1978. Survivors include his wife; two "lIlS,

Larry of Dallas and Terry of Coppell; " daughter, Susan Belyeu of Hale Center; a sister, Eva Bell of Scrivner of Abilene; and seven grandchildren.

Pallbearers were Don Maddin. "' roy Brown, Charles King, Uavid Rowell. J.C. Bourlaml and Keith Pryor.

ROY O. HUNTER Roy O. Hunter 87 of Quitaqul' died

Sept. 10, 1992 in Dillllnitl'sCUltterbury Villa nursing home.

Services were held Sat. Sepl. 12 in the First Flaptist l'IHm:h 0)' Quita'lU" with Rev. Roh Lackey. pastor officiltting.

Burial was in RCSlilavl.'l1 (;cmctcry in Qiulaquc undcrdiflTlion of Myt'r -Lt)J1g Funeral Home.

He Wil~ a hrothcr ·in law or M;tril~ Jeffreys of f1alc Cenkr.

He was born in (Jak'l1a. Ark. married Luerany Tunll'r on JUIIl'

BREAKfAST . BUR~ITO

RALLS·Services for Alvie Lindley, 76, of RailS were heldal3 p.m. Monday, Sepl.14inEmmaChurchofChri8lwith the Rev. Jim Morrow, paslor of Ralls Firsl Baptisl Church, offciating.

Burial was held in Ralls Cemelel')' under direction of Carter-Adams Funeral Home.

Lindley died at I :35 a.m. Sunday at Crosbyton Clinic Hospilal afler a

He WIS a member of !he Ralls Club ami had been llcaSurer of the Band pamtlS. He WIS retired from the Ralls Fire Oepatlment, where he had ~ed as fire marshal and civil defense coordinalor.

Survivors include his wife; a son, Mark of Wichila Falls; three daughters, Carolyn Priull of Lubbock and Sandra Mackey and O'Ann Cauley, both of San Angelo; a sisler Louise Lindley of Ralls. .

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vs Petersburg Buffalos At Petersburg Kickoff 8:00 p.m.

Jr. Owls Begin Season The 8th Grade Owl. lost. shootoUl

last week 30-36 to the Crosbyton Chiefs. The Owls were victims of several unusual plays which allowed the opponent to stay in the game in which allowed the opponent to stay in the game in which normally they would have been in deep trouble.

In the 1st quarter the Owls drove Ihe baJl well but fumbled on a sweep, the ball was caught out of the air and returned 50 yards for the Chids first score 6"().

Unable 10 score on ilsnexl possesion, the Owls punted and the firsl play from scrimmage the Owls crowd around a Ooief ball carrier, Ihe ball comes loose and lands in the hands of a Crosbyton RB and around the end he went for a 14 o lead.

The Owls came back on the passing of Danny Aguirre. Runningof Jeronimo Luna, and Jeffrey Martinel. The Owls make it 14·6 on a 48 yard pass from Aguirre to Matt Thomasoverthemiddle. The defense held and the Owls returned 10 offense.

Danny Aguirre again weill to the air to R.J. Luera for a 32 yard pass play. JefCrey Martinez added the extra point to lie the score 14-14.

On the ensueing kickoff, the Chief runner gol 10 Ihe outside arad went the diSllmce Cor aTD; Chiefs 22-14 over the Owls.

Showinga lot of character, the Owls

fought back and the Ihe next drive after an interception by Danny "guirre Jeffrey Martinez went over from 7 yards to make it 22·20. The extra poinl was good by kronimo Luna and it's a tic game at 22·22.

With little time before the half Danny Aguirre hit Man Thomas for a 55 yard gain but he was touched at the 2 yard line with :02 left in the half. TheChiefs were at Ihis point in Ihe game after being pounded by the Owls defense to only I first down in the first half but to have 22 poinlS. The ChiefS. look the opening kickoff and drove 60 yards for a score to make il 30-22.

After a fumbled punt, the Chiefs score again in the 3rd quarter to make it 36-22. The 4th quarter rolled around with the Owls trailing by 14. A couple offumbles recovered by Abel Luna and Shawn Ray and another interception by RJ. Luera gave the Owls life. Matt Thomas the Owls big T-End caught anotherT.D. andJcffrey Martinez added the extra point 10 make it 30-36.

The game was exciting and well excuted at times: ' Shinning for the Owls were Aguirrc the quarterback who threw for close to 200 yards. Malt Thomas and R.J. Luera catching the bell and Jeronimo Luna always pounding out the runs up the middle. The Owls relum this week to face Petersburg and .• , hopefully cut out a few cosily mistakes. •.

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Th. Council •• t In ,.,u"r .... 10ft .lth the follo.ln, ••• ber. pr ... ntl lob Stroud EuG.n. Cart.r

:, ~:~~r::z:!W' Larr, Lockett E) ... d. lorchordt

Oth.rs . th.t cte. In .. t.1'! MIll Ernest a.n. IIII.on Mrl .. Do'son Coney n,.l Jlc.l, 51 .. s

I.n LInton City Attorney Ro, Upt.rgrov. PolIce Chltf Harold ntldh •• Dlr.ctor 0"

' Susie Stroud PublIc IIork.

Others p,.unt: C"ud. Burnett Jr. MIll Irodle, l •• k InlJbtll D.r.n IIln.r , Ir ..... , .... qu ... D.ught.r l •• Oent

Th. e .. tlng ... c.lI •• to .rd.r by M.,or Str.ud who. presld.d .,'" 'the ... tlng.

Th. PI.'g. of Alleg.nee t. the Flag WII led by C.uncllwo.on . B.rcll.rdt.

Th. In •• c.tl.n .... ,h.n b, Councl .I ... Carter.

Debr. Stubblefield ... present to present the T .... Co •• unlt, De •• lop.e/lt Progr •• Grant Appllc.tlon .•• tl.n WIS •• de b, Council­... Clrt.r .nd second .... by C.uncll.en 8lu.ll to pISS the r".lutlon.

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ClIude Burnett Jr. WIS present to Ilk ' "d .•••• e •• r,one .w.r •• f the up coelng 4th lif JUly IS the towns eente.'lol celebrltl.n. Ite WIS ISklng If ea,b. the CIt, C.uncll or Cl'j E.ploy.es could .. pall' the bond stondl The light Ing .t Bell Plr. Is beln, "'Ju.Ud so t t will not bother •• er,.ne.

lee Oent ... present t. present to the Council fourteen lots thtt '1" b.d fir. h.rllrd •.

MotIon WIS .. Ide b, C.uncll •• n Clrter Ind sec.nded b, C.unclle.n Rlg.b, to .d.pt the pr.posed 1992-93 Budg.t thet ... flied earlier •• otton WIS •• de b, Councll.en Cart.r .. d .econd.d by

C.uncll.ln Bluell to ad.pt th' e".ct Til r.te '.1' th. ,ur n' 1991. ' OrdiRucI , UP. "AI O.DII.ICE ADO'''IS AIO A"IOWlI' TII[ IUOSET FOIl THE FISCAL YEAI IEIIIIIIIG APRIL I, "" AID EID'I. lARCH 31. "93; IIAllla .".OP.lAlIOIIS; ADO'TlII' THE TAl UTh AID PROWlDIII' FOI ns EFFECTIVE DATE·. I.' tl .et tllet T .. IUe It .56737

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Ir.,e .. a V.lasquez WIS pr ••• nt to present the Counc tI with the 8r.llltRce 'UI, "All OIDIIAIlCE IIHUn, THE cn, OF MALE cnnl. TEiAS. AIID SOUTHIIUTEIII IUl TUE'HOIE CO"PAII' AClEE THAT. FOI THE 'URPOSE OF OPElATlII' ITS nLECOlllIUllCATlOIS IUS' IUS.' THE

. TEU'H~IIE 'O"tAI' SHALL IIAIITAIIAIO COISTIUCT ITS POUS. "'IU,

:~m'AioF !:~O~iE~::m' ,:~":~~~~: ~mms O:~D om~1 T::::~~~l AIon AlO O"DEI All PUlliC STRUTS. Anl,U, HIGHIIAYS. ALlEYS, SIDEIIAlIS, ,RlDcn 01 'UlliC 'IOPEII" II SA'D cn,; 'IUCI,,'I.

~:~SA,II~UtAL ,~~":nm:r .::E .~::Il:m:,m~:s:~~: : :::~::mill"WI O'-If . ,I tt"t'i"EII"!lIlii OIi;.C",T'III.COISJlUCII.1I4I1D.hlll:flILIC '"H - -.i'''O filt ' ituPHOIlE COIIP.I"S TEUC"""I'CATIOIS IUS'IE$5; P OfIO'I. AI 'IlDElllln, CL.USEI SPEC'F"'C' 110"1.'1' . LAIIS; P.RO" '110 FOR A REUASE OF ALL CLA'"S UIDU PI'OI 'OID'IAICES;

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TUII AID AI EFHCTIV' DAn. ' motion WIS IIade by C.unc" ... n Lochtt Ind so'e6nded b, C.uncllwo,un Dorcl!ardtto approve Ind ,'opt the· Ordlnlnce.;

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JackIe SIll. WIS pre,.nt to discuss with the Counctl the ' lIensley house and .. aybe ,so .. e 0' the property. No Ictl.nwas taken It thh tIme. -

Hr. Carter hi'd studied the 'Insurance pl'ogr.e In.hlch TML hi' nnt .nd presented It to the rest of the ~I)unctl .n. M.yor .. plllnlng the' polley . . no Ictlon was Uken It t 'hls tl.e.

~'Otl.OI .. as .Ide 'by Councth,an Lockett In' "con'e' by Councll ••. n Bizzell to e.~e the fI .. ·, pI,etnt .~ the chlpp.r.

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Electrlo ContraotlDI a Rep"rI.., ; ~!~y ,~:~~;:h:: :~: ~:.::!~9 O:;I~:t f:~:~~e. H::' t~:e~'~I!~9~:~::ln9 CITXSYCTBlC or P~IHC, to dr •• up the spec., for thtt I'epllr of the Chl.blr Offlc ••

4418 'OitoD R()ad.P1Nnvlew Tau .~I- , . :1:!:~ ;:s I::~:v:\~:u;m:!::: zm 'p::::1.!::o~:::e ~f ~:=;~!:~'" lUoJrJ .... '.110 ... Il . , " (808)296-5111 ., . l1Ji-I.pQDet,. Tlre,l mh~tes .w~u •• 1 h •• f~h ,th, ' ,9,nd,.' lO •. 'ehcoune IIp.rlon,

J~~~~=~ltl~~~*~=~~'~~~~~~J: ' ~,"'~~r~,,7.~., ~ .. ttkQ ... ,_I",. :Cltymor~e~ ,ndM.yor prlo~ th'CQU~CII.~.~tlng .~, .' .. . . " ,_ ~ . ,:. ,;, J"c' ',;. :iI~tlq.l\': Car.,,",.d','

.til:25pil';u{ .. i W.il ~ , 'hort " b~'~~ ,th • .r,:,uilk~'f 'liliO'p,,' ~ lieports .i~r.pr'Slntl'b1 t~ .• Q.j;lrt.int h~ldl • .

" . .' '. ," ." .... ' .'-...,' .. . . Crop;llail a M.P.p~I.~: ljJ.,...~"e, . PAUL ROBERTSON '

Business 879~4719 HOOle 879-4403.

1I0il~~ iillllidl b~ .C.ounci, •• " Ilzzil1 IndsitC:cind,d ' by ,Council ... " LOCkt.t t t.1I P.11 thl CUrr.nt !ttl Is.

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Cl)unell.ln Lockttt •• d. I •• tlon for the ' ... tlng to " dJou~n' .IItch .11 lIeondld by CouneU •••• n lorchtrdt.

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