THE ABERNATHY

WEEKLY REVIEW VOLUME 84, NUMBER 6 © 2005 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005, ABERNATHY, TEXAS . 50 CENTS TWELVE PAGES, TWO SECTIONS

Park View progressing Triple L Construction brought in some heavy machinery Monday that will be used when they begin work on the new city park. They have been pumping water from the low areas (background), trying to stay ahead of the frequent rain the area has experienced. The truck is parJ!:ed in Park View where the first phase of house construc­tion has begun. In the left side of the photo, ground­work has begun and the city has made a water tap for a new home to be built by Stephen Qualls, Park View developer.

Airport projects topics of interest for council agenda The Abernathy City Council will hear sev­

eral items on Monday's agenda that will deal with various projects at the Abernathy Mu­nicipal Airport. The topics include improve­ments and new projects.

project, 1. Report of Conditions 2. Project layout 3. TxDOT RAMP Grant Application Autho­

rization Other items on. the agenda include: 4. Call for Bids for Rehab of Hangers A. Audit Report - For FY 2004-2005 B. AirportNon-Commercial Lease- Chaney

Spraying Service

E. Abernathy Country Club - request for water rate structure

F. Frank Witt - Discussion of Development aspects Adjacent to Airport C. Racial Profiling Report - Report by Po­

lice Chief, (required annually) 1. Housing Development. D. Municipal Airport - Revitalization 2. :rhrough-the-Fence agreements

Antelopes two games from unbeaten district title The Abernathy' Antelopes remained unbeaten with wins over Denver City last Friday, 52·35, and Idalou, 63·45, Tuesday. The Lopes have already clinched a playoff spot from District 5·AA and need wins over Shallowater tonight and Post Tuesday to remain unbeaten. AHS (21·5, 12·0) has already beaten both teams but ShallQwater has si~ce downed Roosevelt, a team Abernathy had to have last second shots to beat.

Community blood drive set to replenish supplies usually donated by the military

United Blood Services is asking area residents to donate blood at the Aber­nathy EMS blood drive on Monday to honor our service men and women. Mili­tary personnel are typically faithful blood donors; however, many of them have not been available to donate for the commu-nity blood supply. ,

During World War II, civilians on the home-front were asked to step in for military personnel who were on assign­ment. Today , all eligible blood donors are encouraged to make an appointment to give blood at the Abernathy EMS blood drive, which will be held at Abernathy EMS Center from 4:30 p.m. to 7 p.m.

"By giving just one hour of your time, you can help save the lives of several patients here locally," said Connie

Hollinshead of United Blood Services. :'And at the same time, yo'u can do your part by honoring our South Plains area troops who are supporting the fight for enduring free­dom."

Those returning from Iraq are unable to donate blood for 12 months after they come home because they may have been exposed to Leishmaniasis, a tick-borne infection that can be transmitted by blood transfusion , Hollinshead said.

To donate blood at the Abernathy EMS blood drive, you must be 17 years old or older, in good health and weigh at least 110 pounds. Donors will receive their choice of a T-shirt or baseball cap. Donors must have a picture ID and a list of their medications that they are taking at the present time. All donors wiJI receive a box of Valentine candy.

3. New Hanger Construction 4. Re-open closed runway as taxiway G. Mosqui to Spraying Contract Renewal H . Call for bid - sale of utility pickup.

Items can be added until 72 hours before the meeting. The 7 p.m. meeting is open to the public. The final agenda will be posted on the front door of city hall at 811 Ave. D.

1. Au thorization to Purchase Tax Property­Block 1 Lot 16 Nystel Addition

VIII. Items Presented foJ' Information Only A. OR A Letter - proposal to finance educa­

tion piloL program with Community Develop-ment fund s has been. abandoned. .

This does not represent the order of consid­eration or a complete list of agenda items.

The agenda includes a time for public com­ment. The council will listen to anyone about any subject under their management. In some cases, the council may restrict the amount of time allotted for public address. 'rhey are not obligated to act upon an issue brought up during public forum.

Abernathy VFD offe~s flag service We would lik e to remind

the citizen's of Abernathy that if they have received a renewal notice for their fl ag subscrip­tion, they need to have their payment in to the Abernathy VFD by Feb. 18 so their fl ag can be placed in t heir yard on President's Day, Feb. 21.

We would also like to thank thosewl'lo have alr eady mailed in their payment. .

Anyone else interested in having a n Am eri ca n fl ag placed in th eir [" 'ont ya rd on seven different holid ays throughout the yea r may filJ

out a subscription form at the Abernathy City Hall during regular business hours. For a $25 donation , made payable to the Abernathy Volunteer Fi re Department, a resident of Abern athy can have an American fl ag placed in thei r fTont ya rd on t he following seven holidays: .

President's Day -Feb. 21,2005 Memod a l Day - May 3D, 2005 Flag Day - June 14, 2005 Independence Day - July 4, 2005 Labor Day - Sept. 5, 2005

Veteran 's Day - Nov. 11, 2005 Mar tin Luther King Jr. Day -Jan. 16. 2006

The fl ags will be placed in the yards in the early morn­ing of each holiday and picked up in the evenings. M0~ey r aised through t his event helps support t he Abernathy Volunteer Fire Depa rtment wi th a portion of the proceeds benefittingtheAbernathy Boy Scouts.

The Abernathy V Jlunteer Fire Department s incerely appreciates the support.

PAGE 2, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005

Obituaries Larry Griffin

Memorial services for Larry Griffin, 70,ofAbernathy were Feb. 5 at First United Methodist Church in Aber­nathy with Dr. Ken Horn offi­ciating and the Rev. Jerry Don Cheshire assisting.

He died Wednesday, Feb. 2,2005.

He was born Oct. 14, 1934,

~ in Olustee, Okla. He married Ann Moore in 1957 in Can­

yon. After graduating from Springlake Earth High School in 1952, he served in the U.S. Army during the Korean Con­fli ct. In 1962, he graduated from the UniverSity of Texas, College of Pharmacy, moved to Abernathy and began his 44-year pharmacy career at Pinson Pharmacy. H e was currently employed at the Lubbock State School. Griffin served thl'ee-terms on the Ab­ernathy City Council, one term on the Hale County Ap­praisalDistl'ictand held vari-

Larry Griffin

ous positions in other local or­gani.zations.

Survivors include his wife; his mother , Alene Griffin, of Plainview; one son, Micah Griffin; one daughter, Sharla McConnell; and one grandBon, Shaun McConnell, all ofLub­bock.

Entombment was private with no personal viewing. In lieu of flowers , memorials are suggested to a favorite char­ity.

Petra Cabrera Hernandez Rosary for Petra Cabrera

Hernandez, 90, of Petersburg was recited Tuesday in the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Petersburg with the Rev. Rene Perez, pastor, officiat­ing. Funeral Mass was cel­ebrated Wednesday in the same church with the same officiant.

Burial followed in the Pe­tersburg Cemetery under the direction of Abell Funeral Home.

Mrs. Hernandez was born Oct. 12,1914,inGTO.,Mexico. She moved to Petersburg in 1950 from Mexico. She was a member of the Sacred Heart

Catholic Church and the Guadalupailas.

She was preceded in death by a granddaughter, Vickie Camacho.

Survivors include a son, Joe A. Hernandez of Lubbock; a daughter; Maria Rendon of Petersbu'rg; a brother, Anto­nio Cabrera, and aaister, Sofia Cabrera; six grandchildren, Richard Rendon II, Marcos Rendon, Angelica Hernandez, Evangelina Hernandez, Juan Hernandez and Jessie Her­nandez; three grea t-grandchil­dren, Gloria, Brandy and Juan Hernandez Jr.; and three great-great-grandchildren.

Senior class sponsors Ruidoso trip for two

Enjoy a two-night e~cape for two at the Hawthorn Suites in Ruidoso. This trip includes two nights in a King Studio Suite, breakfast both days and $150 s pending money.

The Senior Class of 2005 is selling tickets for this trip to help fund their drug freel alcohol free graduation party.

Tickets are $5 each or 5 tick­ets for $20. Tickets can be purchased at any home bas· ketball game, from any senior or from Sherri Henley or Susie Younger.

The drawing for the trip will be held at halftime of the varsity boys basketball game on Feb. 11. Entrants do not have to be present to win.

MEDICARE SlJPPLEMENTS COMPETITIVE RATES

AGE 65 (NON-TOBACCO) FOR TEXAS ZIP CODES

EXCEPT 750-753, 760-761, & 770-782 RATES PER MONTH

PLANG PLANF

FEMALE $86.22

103.46

MALE COUPLE* $ 99.21 $ 176_11

119.04 211_38

THIS IS A COMMERCIAl .. MESSAGE FHOM ELB[ltT HARP INSURANUE, A PHiVATE INSURANCE AG~;NCY WHICH IS NOT AN AGENCY OF SOC IAL

SECURITY, MEDICARE, OR ANY OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY.

THE ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW (USPS 003-340) (ISSN 0895-4291)

The onlv newspaper in the l!".'Q.BI"Q that cares about Abemathvl

SCOTT & JUDY LUCE Publishers

e-mail: awr@odsy.net Published weekly on Friday of each week, except first Friday after Christmas and one Friday during summer months, al the Abernathy Weekly Review office al 916 Avenue D. Mailing ad dress: P.O. Drawer 160, Abernalhy, Texas 79311 -0 160, MOVING? Send your mailing labe l and corrections to Abernathy Weekly Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 793 11 -0160 or e-mail: awr@odsy.ncl.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES One-year Abernathy, all addresses - $21.00 All other one-year SUbscriptions - $25.00

Established in November of 192 1. Periodical postage paid at Uni led States Post Office, 80 1 Avenue 0 , Abernathy, Texas 7931 /-9998. Notice 10 Ihe Public: Any erroneous reflection upon the character. reputation or standing of ,my firm, individual or corporation will be gladly correcled upon being called to the attention of the publisher.

ADVERTISfNG DEADLINE 4 PM TUESDA Y POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Ihe Abernathy Weekly Review, P.O. Drawer 160, Abernathy, Texas 79311-0160.

T:~ 1M.MaaR ... 2005

TEXAS 'RISS ASSOCIATION

WTPA, TPA, PPA Award Winner

Murtice Leona Carroll Nesbitt Services for Murtice Leona

Carroll Nesbitt , 83, were Thursday at Rector Funeral Home in Amarillo. Burial was in Uano Cemetery.

She died Sunday, Feb. 6, 2005, at a Fort Worth care center.

She was born Oct. 31, 1921, in a small community near Plainview, the fourth child of Susie and Monroe Carroll. She was a graduate of Plainview High School, Draughon's Busi­ness College in Amarillo and Powell Cosmetology School in Lubbock. She enjoyed several professional careers before her retirement. She worked in sales and management and was an instructor in cosmetol­ogy. She taught Sunday school and worked in the outreach programs at First Baptist Church in Abernathy, where she lived for many years. She married Paul Nesbitt on Dec. 21,1940.

She was preceded in death by her sisters, Nell Cosby and Helena Hembree, and her husband on Dec. 21,1997.

Survivors include her daughter, Shirlee J. Gandy and husband, Taylor, of Fort Worth; sons, Dwain Nesbitt of Fort Worth and Mickey Nesbitt and wife, Lisa, of Cabot, Ark.; brothers, James,

Murtice Leona Carroll Nesbitt

Willis and William Carroll; grandchildren, Kirk and Mark Nesbitt, Ashlee Jung, Erica Riddle and Michelle Nesbitt; great-grandchildren, Camp­bell and Claudia Jung and Lin­dsey and Lydia Riddle; and numerous nieces and neph­ews.

The family suggests memo­rials to Alzheimer's Associa­tion of North Central Texas, 101 Summit Ave., Fort Worth 76102,817-336-4949.

AISD yearbooks now on sale Abernathy 2005 yearbooks

are now on sale and will be sold through Mar. 31. They can be purchased at your student's building - in the

elementary office, the middle school office and Judy Luce's room in the high school.

Books are $20.

Birthdays ----Feb. 17 Feb. 13

Jodi Torres Feb_I4

K'dee'Dunn

Todd Knight

Bill Mac Teakell Feb. 15

Nikkolas Salinas Connie Watson

Feb. 16

Anniversaries Feb. 14

Mr. & Mrs. Bernabe Mendoza Jr. Mr. & MrB. Joe Caballero

Allen Attaway Mr. & MrB, Terry Luera Jr. Julia Villanueva Mr. & Mrs. Israel Ramos Sr,

HOLIDAY COOKIE SURPRISES About 4 Dozen Cookies

1 cup (2 sticks) butter, or old fashioned, softened uncooked)

3~ cup powdered sugar ,~ teaspoon salt (optional) 1 egg Approx. 48 a880rted bite-1 teaspoon vanilla size candles 2 cups aU-purpose Dour Colored sugar or sprinkles

l'~ cups Quaker oats (quick

Heat oven 10 325° ~~ Beat butter and sugar until creamy. Add egg and vanilla; beat well . Add combined flour, oats and salt; mix well. Shape dough into I · inch balls. Press candy piece into center of each ball ; shape dough aruund candy 80 it is completely hidden. Roll cookies in colored sugar until evenly coated. Place 1 ~ inches apart on ungreased cookie sheets. Bake 14 to 17 minutes or until Bet. Cool completely on wire rack. Store tightly covered.

AUCTION ACL Farmers Coop'

FRIDAY, MARCH 4 - roAM Abernathv, TX

Real Estate Ii. Equipment Selllil'g Regardlels of Prlcel Aaricultural Fel!tilUer &; Orain Storage 1636 Am Ccmpllll /6 'I'ncII ' 1,200,000 1111. Clplcity

1-27 FJOntage IIId SID" Po RaIl SldiDa AIlllqiiijiiiiiiit SOn.1

2 'hm.oalor ROlten, 1844 • 1803 ' Navilw ROller' 12 TrueD 10 ProDI Bad Loader, S44B • CIt PortIlft, Vo4O, DiMoI •• Dry Bulk

Fertllil.erTralJon· 12WyUeSpnyerNuneTanltTralJm ' 19 Aahy<lroUi Ammonia Bllilet Tarat TralJen • Allhydroil Plow RIp • 2

Ammonia Bllilot TanU, 12,000 pi. • Sbop Tooll • Li Amount of Tanka • Other Equipment

----Call for Complete betails-----I INSPBCTlONS:

Wednesday, March 2 11-5 Thursduy, March 3 11-5 Friduy. March 4 8-10

MAAS COMPANIES INC www.maascompaniss.com

507·285·1444

Call jl!:n'·jlU~'3

13 IValen1tinE!'.

Day Ab City Council, 7 p.m., city hall Sr. CltI."n.

www.securlty-bank .. com

Depot Dispatch Senior citizens metfor games and the weekly meal Wednes­

day at the Senior Citizens Center. The invocation was given by Louis Schapp.

Listed as ill was Ray Naron. The seniors wish to express their sympathy to the J.W. Hill

family . An exercise class is held from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. each Tuesday

and Thursday. A drivers' training class is being planned. The date will be

announced later. Used hospital equipment can be borrowed from Senior

Citizens Center, check before buying. Coffee and snacks are available from 8 a .m. to 4 p.m. every

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Monday is Potluck Supper and games night. Menu for Wednesday is spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic

bread, salad, coffee, tea and dessert.

AISDmenus Feb. 14-Feb. 18 bun, lettuce, tomatoes, baked

Breakfast Menu . frieB, ice cream, milk MONDAY: j uice, warnes, TUESDAY: spaghetti with

syrup, milk sauce, salad, corn, rolis, fruit, TUESDAY: juice, cereal, milk

toast, milk WEDNESDAY: popcorn WEDNESDAY:juice, sau- chicken, macaroni and cheese,

sage, biscuits, milk green beans, rolls, peaches, THURSDAY:juice, cereal, milk

toast, milk THURSDAY: turkey and FRIDAY: No School cheese sandwiches, lettuce, to-

Lunch Menu matoes, potato chips, fruit cup, MONDAY: chicken on a milk

LAKEVIEW APARTMENTS - 911 Avenue H 2 bedroom, unfurnished, includes range, refrigerator, dish washer, water and sewer paid. Laundry facility, clean and neatl G) Hlntll Alliitanci Available for Qualifild Appllcantl =

Cali 298-4141 Open to Eligible 'QUitHO'"'' Hours: Monda .Frlda 4 .m .• ' .m. A Ilcants OPPORTUNITY

Annuities, Life, Health, Disability David Sanderson, CLU, ChFC 602 10th St., Abernathy, TX 79311

298-4143 " Ohio National _. Financial Services.

Lifo changts. W, 'l1 b, Ihm .•

cJ :=a=::n too Expanslvel

L!> Th. -N - That has , yo u r perfect

.. V .. lenUnK &tftf

T,... ·'.:..N-That Craft Mall 709 Ave tJ

2M-IIM Open aU dtw Mon~)' (or

Va~ntine's Dayl/l

Ab. Sr. pareDtl meet. 8 p.m., city hall

s .. Statl Farm Agent:

Jane Phillips 5740 82nd Street

Lubbock, TX B08· 7B8·1395

"/t's no accident State Farm

18

No School UILband .010 I: en.emble, Coronado

317 Main St, Abernathy, TX 79311

298-2551 Member FDIC

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, PAGE 3

Engagement announced Albert Rnd Teresa Ambrose announce the engagement of

their son, Coley Ambrose, to Rachel Ryder, daughter of Randy and Sherry Ryder of Garland.

The couple plans to marry on Mar. 5 at Family Harvest Church of Lubbock.

Special stamp at PO for Valentine's The Abernathy Post for Valentine's Day. It Office will have a spe- will be available all day cial cancellation stamp Feb. 14.

AHS stuco raffles for tsunami help

Abernathy High School's student council is sellingrame tickets for a disk cooker for fajitaB.

All proceeds will go to the tsunami victims.

Tickets are $3 each or two for $5.

They can be purchased at tonight's home basketball game or by contacting Judy Luce or Angie Redwine at the high school.

Drawing will be at halftime of the boys' baBketball game tonight.

AHS senior parents meet Thursday

Pvt. Christopher Ankle, Bone of Arlen and Jean Ankle of Abernathy, re­cently completed basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Training Depot, San Diego, Calif. He is a 2004 graduate of Aber­nathy High School.

To place your ad or article call 298-2033.

Coley Ambrose and Rachel Ryder

There will be a Abernathy seniorparentmeetingat6p.m. on Thursdayin theAbernathy City Hall meeting room. All parents are urged to attend so plans can be made for the graduation party. Deadline 4 p.m. Tuesday.

%t~M/DVM/~'Y 0 Wjf Monday, February 14,2005

Isaac Alexander Salazar Son of Alex & Stephanie Salazar

Grandson of Victor & Linda Salazar, Abernathy Lonnie & Martha Smith, missionaries to

Guadalajara, Mexico

A~hlee Houston Daughter of Brandon & Gini Houston

Grandparents - Mac & Rita Houston

& Paul & Loretta Hobson

Grandchildren of Victor &: Linda Salazar

Aliya V. Martinez Kaeleb G, Carrillo Elijah M. Salazar

Also grandson of Eloy &: Dee Moralez

Joshua T. Carrillo Baby Isaac A. Salazar

Bailey & Luke Houston

Aliya Virginia Martinez

Parents - Rick & Lori Houston Grandparents - Mac & Rita Houston

Robert & Pat Baker Great-grandmother - Frances Mills

Daughter of Oscar & Virginia Martinez

Grandparents - Victor & Linda Salazar

Kyan Zane Trevino

..

Son of Arturo J . & Patty Trevino Grandpa & Grandma Trevino

Grandpa & Grandma Gorostiza

" B "/i~' : , -" . ... . .. ". ~"'".'" .;:';;',': .

~ , .

"-J Ben Houston

Son of Brandon & Gini Houston

Grandparents Mac & Rita Houston

& Paul & Loretta Hobson

Joshua & Kaeleb Carrillo

Sons of Gilbert &: Vicki Carrillo Grandsons otVictor &: Linda Salazar,

Abernathy &: Benito .& Carmen Carrillo, Idalou

Haley Myatt, Avery Myatt, Jackson Myatt

Parents - Jody & Holly Myatt, Augusta, Georgia

Grandparents - Tommy & Jan Myatt , Abernathy

Alva & Yvonne Griffis, New Deal Great-grandparents - Billy & D' Aun Shipman,

Abernathy Dean Myatt -Lokken. L: u bbock

Everett & Rosa Douglass, Lubbock Bill Harkey, New Deal

, ..... , .. ' .•... I'Iiff .' .!i.

Taylor Houston ~ .'j,

,. , .. ~ a Parents - Randy & Tiffany Houston

Grandparents - Tommy & Jan Myatt Mac & Rita Houston, Abernathy

Great-grandparentB - Billy & D'Aun Shipman, Abernathy i~'" Dean Myatt-Lokken, Lubbock

Kandace & Katelyn

Pope Daughters of Helen Pope

& Todd Pope

Charlie Cox Son of Jeff & Ashley Cox

Grandparents: Mr. & Mrs. Steven Fair, Abernathy Mr. & Mrs. Robert Pope, Abernathy Mr. & Mrs. Darwin Cox, Olton Mr. & Mrs. Max Kester, Vernon Great-gralldparents: Mrs. Ann Shelton, Quanah Mr. & Mrs. Foy Hendrix, Abernathy Mrs. Zeph Pope, Abernathy Mrs. Erma Lee Cox, Plainview Mrs. Louise Darter, Burnett

PAGE 4, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005

8th boys Lockney Basketball Tournament Champs 8th girls Lockney Basketball Tournament Champs Front row, left to right: Scott Youngblood, Oscar Trevino, Jake Ogle; back row, left to right: Wes Hill, Brendan Rogers, Payton Rogers, Dillon Bowe, 18aih Ponce, Steven Arista and Ethan Hunt

From left to right: Sami Hoerman, Vallerie Martinez, Ashley Perez, Alyssa Diaz, Kyra Leaks, Sandi Kinasl, Myra Minor, Stormi Nutt, Amber Richerson and Ashley Ellison.

9th boys perfect in district play JV Lopes earn share of district title Abernathy's JVboys went to 10-2 in district and 17-6 overall

after downing Idalou Tuesday, 54-3B. "We executed our game plan well in," JV boys coach Shad

Reed said. "In the first half we were aggressive."

the pressure and they came from behind and beat us. Trevino had a great all around game. Our Freshmen stepped up and contributed which was a big difference as well. Great job guys!!"

The 9th grade Antelope boys remained perfect in district after beating Denver City Feb. 7. Abernathy is lO-O in league and 15-3 overall.

J oey Minor scored 19; Matt Shorter, 5; Josh Garcia and Chris Arieta, 4 each; and Dallas Neis , 2.

1 2 3 4 F Abernathy JV 9 19 16 9 53 DC JV 7 14 13 11 45

Scoring: Fortenberry 16, Wesley 12, Teal and Truelove B each .

The Antelope JV boys defeated Denver City, 53-45, Feb. 4. "This was a big win for us," Reed said. "This allowed us to

have a chance at a share of the district title. "Composure was the key. Last time we met, we didn't handle

Abernathy JV 53 DCJV 46 Stats: Scoring Rebounds Trevino 10 Teal 8

Truelove 7 Trevino 6

x VISTACARE HOSPICE Proudly Serving Our Communities

----. VISTACARE HOSPICE has served the people throughout Hale County and surrounding areas with compassionate, quality care and should be commended for their services. Providing care to individuals with life limiting illnesses, VISTACARE HOSPICE offers patient and family support with nursing and CAN services including chaplaincy and social work assistance.

If you are available to volunteer your services to help this commendable organization, please call one of their offices. They are state licensed and Medicare certified and are on call 24 "hours a day for their patients and families.

4418 OLTON RD. PLAINVIEW 806-293-5127 or 800-657-7183 1010 SLIDE RD. LUBBOCK 806-748-1041. www.vistacare.com

Western Building Specialties, Inc. Folding Partitions. Sk., lights

"We Stock ... Republic Steel Doors & Frames. Builders Hardware • Fire Doors. Toilet Partitions. Concrete Anchors"

WESTERN BUILDING SPECIALTIES provides our Lubbock and Hale County communities with the best in Service and Products in their field. This is one company where Business, Industry and the Public at large nave found they can place their complete Trust and Confidence.

WESTERN BUILDING SPECIALTIES would like to Thank all of ;ur surrounding areas for giving them the opportunity to be a part in the Growth and Development of this region. They extend a Cordial Invitation to contact them anytime.

410 34th Street . • Lubbock. 806-744-4501

Howard P. HitI'd II, M.D. -Mounir Y. Borno, M.D. -James G. Grattan, M.D. Roberto E Solis, M.D. - JO~fJ.h A. Rizzo, M.D. - M. Alan Shari/, M.D.

CONSULTANTS IN CARDIAC AND VASCULAR DISEASES CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK welcomes new and established patients

and provides services that include: Cardiac Evaluation • Holter Monitoring • Stress Testing • Echocardiography & Peripheral Vascular Ultrsound in an Accredited Lab . Nuclear Cariology • Stent Placement. Coronary Angiography. COl'OnGlY Angioplasty • Pacemaker Evaluation and Placement. Electron Beam Tomography (EBT).

As oj March 21'1 2005 CARDIOLOGISTS OF LUBBOCK will Be Serving Us From Their New Localion At 4802 North Loop 289, Lubbock. Phone Numbers Will Be The Same.

Cardiologists Available 24 HOllrs A Day. 3506 21 st St., Suite 507 • Lubbock, TX 79410

Ph 806-788-0040 • Toll Free 1-800-915-0040

Carpet World I.n Flooring There Is Only One Name

You Have To Remember ... "Carpet World" From the, mome'!t YOLI step into CA~E~ WORLD you 'l/ know you're in

thiS "-o ,on s leadmg floormg store. ThiS IS one place where the customer always comes first. As distributors of all major brands you can be sure of the best in products and professional friendly service to everyone who walks In.

CARPET WORLD would like to express their Gratitude and Appreciation to af! of our Lubbock and Hale County communities for giving them the opportunity to serve this area. They extend a cordial invitation to see them anytime.

4015 34th Street. Lubbock, TX • Ph 806-792-3848 www.carpetworldltd.com • Toll Free 1-800-658-6645

2 3 19 16

14 13

Steals Trevino 4

4 F 9

11

Assists Trevino 7 Garcia 3 Wesley 3

Minor's 10 helped Abernathy rally from a 9-2 first quarter deficit to beat Slaton, 39-36, Jan. 31.

Arista and Jake Voigt each added 8; Shorter and Gil Moreno, 6 each; and Neis, 3.

Abernathy also had to rally against Tahoka Jan. 24. Josh Garcia's 16 points pushed the Lopes to a 39-32 win

after trailing in the first quarter, 10-4. Arista scored 14; Minor, 5; and Moreno and Josh Petersen,

2 each.

PRECISION AUTO REPAIR Locally Owned & Operated By Scott Sim

Prulldl~ Sl'n ing , CHI Fur (h l'r 20 Y l'ars

For the highest degree of professional foreign and domestic auto repair and service, there's only one place you need to go and that's PRECISION AUTO REPAIR. This locally owned and operated auto repair center has been serving the people of Lubbock and Hale Counties for years and they have established a reputationfor quality, dependable work that stands second to none.

Scott Sim would like to express his gratitude to all of our readers for giving him the opportunity 10 serve this area. They extend a personal and cordial invitation to see them anytime.

8508 Venita Ave •• Lubbock. 806-866-9021

Sco~~in - Dickey Plainview ( ar and Trul"k ('ountr.\

Buick. GMC. Jeep. Pontiac. Cadillac SCOGGIN-DICKEY PLAINVIEW is the best place in our area to shop for the

Car, Truck. or SUV oj your t ho ice. Their horlesl and Jorthriglrl manner oj dealing on a one to one basis with people from all walks oj life has made Ihem one of Ihe region's leading Car Dealers.

At SCOGGIN-DICKEY PLAINVIEW you '!I find something that's unusual these days; Courteous Service and Ihe best in the Automotive Industry. This is one dealer where the personallollch is not {orgotten and the cuslomers appreciate il! The entire staff at SCOGGIN-DICKEY PLAINVIEW would like to Ihank all of OUl' Hale County people for giving them the opportunity to serve this area.

3110 Olton Rd .• Plainview. 296-2788 • 1-800-222-3764

Hartman Roofing, Inc. + ~ Weet TeUi Leading IDlalier &-Fo-;" ~ OfDecr. RoofiDC SYltems

With Otw J1fJfJ R«dr ilUfa/W In The Lubbock Area. HARTMAN ROOFING has ,.,tabli3fted a reJXlkltion,for (lUQ/lty won thaI stands second to none. '/'hei,. work is thel,. bul recommendation.,

HARTMAN ROOFING would like to eXPI!33 lhelr gratitude 10 our Lubbock and Hale Cotm/y people for glvtng them the opportunity 10 serve Ihts area. They ulend a col'dla71nvltatJon 10 conlaCllMm ariytlme. WebllU: www .. ~....nna.co" .......... : Lubboek@lt ...... rodn..,. .. In.u .... ne. CI.lml An WII~. Free Ettim.te.* In.und For Your Protectlo.n

28t NI Loop Ug. Llbbo:k, TX ",..00. 763-8500

EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES (EMS) A SERVICE OF UNIVERSITY MEDICAL HEALTH SYSTEM

•

With years of experience, EMS has set the slandard for service in West Texas. As part of the only Level I trauma center in our region, EMS dispatches ambulances to the

UMC HEALTH SYSTF.M surrounding communities and provides Paramedic, .-.. t _ _ r......., Intermediate and Basic Medir;al Transportation Service.

Often a patient in need of specialized health care has difficulty traveling by conventional means. A service like EMS extends personal, expert care to each of their patients and offers ambulances that are equipped with advanced life services.

E~S is Medicare/Medicaid approved and accepts most private insurance, with proper information. We are !leased to feature EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES in our 200 Review and commend them for the service they bring to our Hale County communities.

602 Indiana • Lubbock • 806-775-9911

I>EERWOOD CONSTRUCfION, INC. "Serving the South Plains for Over 30 Years"

Mark & Jail Patterson, Certified HUB Contractor A major contributor to the Growth and Development of our Lubbock and

Hale County communities, DEERWOOD CONStRUCTION has established themselves as a leader in their field. This . construction company has been serving this region with Skill, Dedication and Integrity for years.

FOUNDATION PIER DRILLING Directional Boring. Underground Utilities. Dump Truck Hauling

DEERWOOD CONSTRUCTION would like to give their Pe,.sonal Thanks to all of our Lubbock and Hale County people for giving them the opportunity to be a part of this great family community.

Ph 806-741-1446. www.deerwoodconstruction.com

PAGE 5, FRIDA Y, FEBRUARY 11, 2005, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW

Abernathy Weekly R.eview Classified Ads Deadlin~~'~~~~iys at 4 p.m.

II Thanks IIII Help wanted II :!~~~~e I H1~th IL!;;;II ==R=ea=I=E=st=at=e =Fo=r=R=e=nt=~1 1 We were overwhelmed at the pouring out of love and com­passion that everyone show­ered on our family at this time of the terrible loss of our be­loved husband, father and grandfather. Thanking you all is not even enough to begin to express our gratitude for all your prayers, visits, calls, the food, flowers and memorials. God has richly blessed us with all you wonderful people and for that we will be eternally grateful. We love you all.

Abernathy - Police Offtcer The City of Abernathy is ac­cepting applications for a po· lice officer. Requires TCLEOSE certification. Con­tact Chief Luis Villarreal, ph. B06-29B-2646 . City of Aber· nathy is EOE. (4-2tb-ll)

Receptioni.twanted to work Tuesday through Friday from lO to 6. Applicant needs good people skills and some com­puter knowledge for a fun, of­ten very busy job. Apply at Cory Sinklier Photography, 410 10th St., Abernathy, TX 79311 (l1-ltb)

The Family of Larry Griffin

Surf The Net For Free!

Abernathy Public Library

Monday - 12 p.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday - 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Wednesday - 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Thursday - closed

Friday - 12 p.m.-5 p.m. 811 Ave. D

New Displays

E-mail your ads to:

awr@odsy.net

Deadlines for news and ads, Tue.

at4p.m.

Plains Grain Co., Inc. Abernathy, Texas I

298-2,521 -763-4868 ¥ . For All Your

Farming Needs

• CUltom Bllndl for DrY~ • Chemical SII •• lit Liquid Fenllizlr.

• CUltom Appllcltion I. • S.ad S.III

1s·(iRr SE~VIC£S, iNC Kelly Kelsey & Charlie Carter

201 Hwy. 62182, Lorenzo

Off. 806-634-5500

Church Directory FIRST ASSEMBLY 01' GOD 1404 Avenue 8 298·2060 Suodoy School 9:4l AM Worship 10:30 AM Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Evening 6 PM Judy Wooten , pll~tor

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 411 7th Strcc! 298·2587 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10;40 AM Bible Study 5:00 PM Bvcnlng Wonhlp 6:00 PM Wednesday I3venlna 7:00 PM Jotln Lowrie, pBJlor

CHURCH OF CHRIST ~BERNATHY 916 Avenue B 298.2718 Bible Study 9:30 AM Wonhip IO:30AM Evcnlng 6:00 PM Wednesday Bvenlng 7:30 PM SteveOaunli

COUNTY LINE BAPTIST CHURCH 757-2134 Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Wayne R, Wlillarm, In lerim paslor

ST. ISIDORE CATHOLIC CHURCH Soulh Avenue 0 298-4278 Sundoy 9:00 AM Rcv, RenePcrez

METHODIST CHURCH NEW DEAL Sundoy School 10:00 AM Sunday Service 9:00 AM Rev , Dan Poole

IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO A venue A &. "Ih Slfeel Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11 :00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Wednesday Service , :00 PM

MONTE DE LOS OLIVAS 1 to EaSI 4th Streel 298-2HO Sunday Services 10:00 AM Sunday Evenln,6:00 PM Tuclday Prayer Meeting 7:00 PM Thunday SCJ'\Ilces 7:00 PM ORcar Pacl, pOllor

CENTER COMMUNITY CHURCH ~ miles eut on PM 597 then 2 miles IIOUth

NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 420 16th Street 298-2497 Sunday School 9:4" AM Worship 11 :00 AM Evenln, Tralnln, 5:00 PM evenina Worship 6:00 PM Wednesday Servicc 7:00 PM

fiRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 704 Avenuc0 298·2581 Suoday School 9:30 AM Wo"hlp 10:30 AM evening 6:00 PM Wed, Choir Practice 7:00 PM Sun, &, We d. Youth" PM • Junior hlah

6:30 PM - senior hlah Jeny Don Cheshire, pUlor

FIRST CHURCH OF NAZARENE !ill AvenueE 298·2832 Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 1O:4!i AM Evenlns Celebration 6:00 PM Mid-Week Servicc 7!OO PM Arlen Ank.ie

IGLESIA BAUTISTA NUEVA CREACION 41214th Streel 777-4542 Suntlay School 10:00 AM WOBhlp Service 11 :00 AM Sund{y Evenln& l:OO PM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM OuidalupcSallnas,pastor

FIRST UPTIST CHURCH NEW DEAL Sunday School 10:00 AM Worohlp 11:00 AM Evonln& Wor.hlp 6:00 PM Wednesday Service 7:30 PM Or, TcrryW, Joncs, po.ltor

FIRST BAPTIST MISSION 1l121eromeStreet 298,'1733 Sund,y School 9:4l AM Suod.y Wot1hlp 11:00 AM Bvenlo& Service (B.T.U.) 6:00 PM Wed. Pralle Service &. Bible Study 7:00 PM Ollben Gonzales. pUlor

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 101E. h t Strcet 298·2118 SuodlY School 9:4l AM Momlna Wonhlp 11:00 AM Bvenlna Service (8,T,U,) 6:00 PM , Monday MillIon. MatronR &. Brotherhood

M ... ln& 7:00 PM Wednclday Pralse Service, Bible

S,udy 7:00 PM Choir Relic" .. 1 8:00 PM Rev, W.R. Bolton Jr" paator

00 PM 2902 OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE 74l·6112 AP08TLES CATHOLIC CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 AM Now Dell Wo,.hlp 11 :00 AM Sund.yMI .. IO:13AM Bvenlnll 5:00 PM Palhllr Mike Melcher Wedoeoday Bverun,6:00 PM Wed, Prayer Meetin,7:JO PM at

Martin Looney:_, 196-1230

Sponsors ConslUners Fuel Assocladon ACL Farmers CooOP

Lowe's Marketplace Abemathy Weekly Review

For Sale by owner. 3/2/1. Above ground swimming pool and deck, storage building. Near schools. Great condition. 605 Ave. F . 298-2937 or 790-6829. (4-2tp-11)

Real Estate Wanted

Customer wants nice 3 bed­room house. Call Parks Real Estate, Lubbock, 799-8299. (11-4tb·4)

Tired of low-carb diets? Lose weight the healthy way. Free co n s ul tation. www.shapeisthin.com 29B-2421. (14-4tb-1B)

II Services II Printing needs?

We can fill your print order right here in Ab ernathy. Shower cards printed on post cards. Call early for wide se­lection of colors. Other print jobs and fax service available. Also, rubber stamps made to order and notary services available. Call Abernathy Weekly Review, 29B·2033. (rts)

207 Ave. M - Spacious 2/2/2 brick homo foaturos 2lV aroas or formal dining. open kit chenlfamily room. breakfast bar. Irg. laundry room w/sink, good storage & beautiful landscaping. Recent updatasinclude new carp.t, ext. paint, new dishwasher. shower in hall bath. Good poss ibilites for 3rd bedroom. Allepplia"ces steyl 423 North Dr. - Specious 3/212 with Irg. open living & built·ins. lots of kitchen cabinets, new dlshweshor, broektest bar & double oven. French doors eccent Deting area. large bedrooms II closets. All new windows, recent AC, & some into paint. Storm cellerl $90,000 411 Ava. G - Cute and cozy 2 bedroom. 1 beth home in great conditionl Beautiful hardwood lIoors in living & bedrooms. Nice tile II wood stained cabinets in large kitchen. Corner lot with large backyard.

Na:rl Riley 239-7256 • Coldwell Banker

VI OXX' Heart AIIacks, Strokes & Sudden

Celebr-ex - Bextr-a Cardiac Deaths

Toll Free 1-800·883-9858 www VlOxxRccall com

·Covenant Health System to Observe World Day of the. Sick

11\ \S S 1\11-" "" ( 1 ;\SSIHI.J) \J)\ l'IU !SIN(; N~ "'ORK Ir ==== IlL ====

Covenant Health System will honor thirteenth annual World Day of the Sick Friday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m., Covenant Medical Center chapel, 3615 19th Street. The Most Rever­end Placido Rodriguez, CMF, Bishop of the Diocese of Lub­bock, will celeb,rate Eucharist and administer the Sacrament of the Sick to patients who at· tend the service. Following the service, Bishop Rodriguez and priests of~he Diocese will visit patients throughout the hos­pital. All are welcome to at­tend a reception at the Maureen Van Der Zee Center at Covena nt Medical Center

• after the service. The World Day of the Sick is

sponsored by the Vatican 's Pontifical Council for Health Pastoral Care. The principal celebration for this year's World Day of the Sick will be held at the Shrine of Mary Queen of the Apostles in Yaounde , Cameroon, Mrica.

"World Day of the Sick aims to stimulate reflection on the subject of health, whose fullest meaning also alludes to the harmony of human beings with themselves and with the sur­rounding world. It is exactly this vision that Mrica richly expresses in its cultural tradi­tion, testified to by many art forms, both civil and religious, that are bursting with joy, rhythm and musicality," said Pope John Paul, II, in a mes­sage on his web site.

,.$ Ii T I

All are invited to attend the World Day of the Sick Celebra­tion at Covenant Medical Cen­ter. For more information, con­tact the Covenant Health Sys­tem department 'of spiritual care, at 725-0266.

Extend your advertising reach with TexSCAN, your Statewide Classified Ad Network.

FOR STRUCTURED ANNUITIES and INSIJRAINCE

~!!foj~NI Stevens o~ers 1M mru comprehensive training program in the industry for new drivers, with classroom and over-the·road instruction. Get your career rolling and enjoy exceptional earnings up to S65.000, the most miles. and great benefits from the #1 premier transportation carrier!

For morllnl •. call: ~ 800.333-8595 s~';;

Introducing

Plains Faith Magazine The High PI. ins' and South Plnlns' new Christian-based, non-denominational magazine featuring the region 's people. places and events. Subscribe $'10 per year; $18 for two years. Mall check, M.a . or credit card info to: Plains ralth Magazine, P.O. Box 52407, Amarillo, TX 79159. www.plainsfaith .co m

ANOTHER JOHN SISK AUCTIONEERS AUCTION

[ITYJllf¥'t~\fdJfISTl SAT. FEB. 19, ZOOHOAIII

5352 AYBRS ST·CORPUS CHRISTI. TX 8% BUYERS PREM IUM

I '

PAGE 6, ABERNATHY WEEKLY REVIEW, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2005

City Cleaners Farmers Higginbotham

* II Laundry Tuco Gin Building Centers 918Ave. D1298-2242 298-2467 1002 Ave. D 1 298-2010 41010thSt /198-1845

CMA Wolf Cullen Johnson ·Consume'r's Irrigation Equipment Fuel

CARY MO RM INO &, ASSOCIATES It Auction 921-BAve. D 1 298-1529 .101 E. SefYice Rd. S. / 298-2514 829 W. Service Rd. 1 298-2584

298-4607 nres, Batteries « Accessories

Antelope Fever. • .Catch It!

Coaches: Kelly Carlisle, Jill Beeson, Keva Reed Managers: Nicole Hamilton, Megan Rodriquez, Kascidee Kemp Filmer: Lynsey Skipper .

Abernathy Lady Lopes 2005 The Abernathy Lady Lopes finished their season Tuesday at Idalou. They closed to within 8 points twice in the first half but Idalou's full court press caused turnovers that turned into too many points and a 47·28 win in the season finale. The JV girls also lost, 35·14. The varsity girls ended the year 7· 23,3·11. Denver City beat the Lady Lopes, 72·50, last Friday. The JV was defeated, 38·33, in overtime. Against Idalou Meagan McClenney scored a team· high 14 points for AHS. The Lady Lopes scored 2 early in the third quarter and didn't score again until McClenney's third field goal of the game broke the : drought with 4:23 left in the game. She scored 10 of the Lady Lopes' 12 fourth : quarter points. Against DC, Kianna Blakes and Kenna Christopher each led : AHS with 12 points.

Shauna Nutt, Jr. Stacey Kinast, Jr.

Individual photos courtesy Betty Cagle.

Security Lowe's Abernathy First State Bank Marketplace Custom Paint Bank

J 17 Main St. 1 298-2551 405Ave. D / 198-2627 110JAve. C1298-210J 4019th St/298-2556

Hili Veterinary Plains Vecchio's Willie Dunn Service Grain Co. Restaurant Insurance

10216thSt 1298-2111 701 TexasAve. 1298-2521 110JAve. D 1298-2874 1205Ave. D /298-2077

HI Plains Abernathy .Klng . ~ .

Drilling Weekly Review Pharmacy ItEiIU SER.VICES, INC 201 Hwy. 62182, lorenzo

298-2571 916Ave. D /298-20J.1 112 Moln .It 1 298-2222 806-6J4-55oo

,

VO

PLAY phase

Con

At All E

for the dent S( backfor that is 1

board, v neweda ingThu

The : high se Pugh, I

Shawn : . ogy c

Roberts· As wen ofmiddl roldBuf· TonyTrI ordinate ten-mon tended f

Build Bufeam a $2,50( the 2001 motionc member thedisse the moti DonStor Hill and

Younl will reCE increase year. Th Bryant v

SupeJ Youngbl, newed a board ml

The b

At Tex

Carole reporte collecti enteenl ipJam leeted 1 tax rev· compal

Also $502.8 tax to ties, tr special tricts, I pared t tions t( in Febr

"The that 'I econom pact 0

sales," : Aber

2005 m ended 2 rebater crease (

Janu collecti( local sa primari made in include by busi sales tal on a ql