Wt/re gomg to have company November S-more than 300 people! Most will be mem~ of the Texas Computer Educators Nsoclation Area I but there will also be representatives from all the major computer companies.

Wtiat will Abernathy look llke to mM, Apple, Zenith and Bp-. son? Will they think, "What . ~ pleasant little · town!" Or will

'"'"" bide "My gosh, what a pfufw place" beliind a polite Slliile.

The adJool looks great. Super­intcn- Charlo$ J;lloycl JU~d main.tenance pei'JOnnel have been " worm, months to ~t the. buil­dinp and ground$ in shape--not for ~ «:9Gvention but. for our and the ki4s' cbiily e.njyY!nc:nt.

It's our f\lm llOW to get our

busia~ district and approaches to town in the best shape poW· ble. Our marvelous new street sweeper will ·dean the streets and gutters in no time but it can't do anthiag about bvildi1J8$ and vacant lots. · If each building owner will

polish windows, sweep sidewalb, touch up paint and mow down weeds on their own property,

·' ~. "IN fHf I'Allt\ Of ftft 1'\AINS"

.Abernathy WeeklY Review

VOUJME66, NUMBER 41 SERVING IW..B &. LUBBocK COUNTIES, TEXAS FRIDAY OCI'OBER 14, 1988

this could be a pretty nice. looking town. A ialetlred new business recently ~ae4 QlD

. suggest .inexpensive. bUt effective touches to dress up any build-ing. ,

Let's gussy up for our impor-~. t .companr. Wo might ~-llke it enough to stay "dressed" all the time! , ·

City ·council Finally Gets Understandable 911 Plan

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At the school board meeting of Hubbard Insurance and Mo-Mm;tday night, Superintendent dern Chevrolet. Charles Floyd presented plans They also approved the preli-for hosting exhibitors from aU' minary draft of the the asbestos major computer companies and management plan whiclt was due 300 members of Texas Computer in Austin October 12. Floyd said Educators Association Area I on he and the board started work N~mbc:r 5. Several Abernathy · on Abernathy's plan last spring faculty members will present to be: sure the deadline was met. p~ of the program to the Schools who missed the deadline grou.P which wants to see bow c:an be: fmed $5,000 a day, · computers are used in educating T.o form a plan, the school Aberoathy kids. had ~ inspect and identify all

"We're proud of our techno- the asbestos in school buildings logy and glad to -~are it with and prO{'OSC ways to keep it the area; said superintendent from bc:mg a dan!Jer to any Charles Floyd. . student. The regulating body in

After opening bids fqr ag ,_ . d-ustin will suggest modifications pickUps and for insurance on or -alternate measures and send the boiler and school equipment back to the local board. used away from school grounds, Vw:ious group health plans for the board voted to accept those school employees were discussed,

·Wendell BarriCk just won the ~Va.tid priie in a farm business magazine contest and is going to get a brand new pickup trUck. 'l'hC m~e is FARM FU­TuREs, published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The contest was to

. ~ the 1988 Best Managed Fanas.

TfiC · IO{J three winners will be: f~ed m the November issue or the magazine with a list of 100 Other fiaalists.

daudia Waterloo, formerly With· the W811 Street Joumal, is ·editOr or the publication. Senior editQ{ Bryce Knorr recently

' came down to spend a day with Weitoclell . and look over his opc~tion. '

"1liia ia _{'retty heady stuff, • • Wendell, who was ~lected 011 the baais or . profitability, lllalllpment ' ability, product ibhY, a¥ marketing skilL He

. said;lie_1Mua11y' drives Fords but

~Teachelflns~rri.ce Monday, 'f . ~ . f

NOSCIJOOL FOR· STUDENTS!

along with plans to review the policy manual.

Tbe enroUment report showed 914 student in Abernathy sChools.

After several years of confu· A big problem has been figur-sion, the city council finally ing bow to cover the four heard an understandable, work- southmost streets in Abernathy able plan for making 911 emer· which are in Lubbock County. gency telephone number service Any service offered involved available to Abc:rnathians. working with two different

Mike Pettigo, representing the systems. South Plains Association of "That's what's been blowing Governments (SPAG), asked the this thing out of the water ever council to participate in a since it's been discussed; said statewide plan authorized by Councilman Gary Grant. Pettigo House Bill 911 and administered agreed, saying no other town is by area councils of governments. split by two counties like Aber-After lots of discussion and nathy is. explainalion, they voted to do "It would be .easier even iJ it. the town was located on the

Going with the statewide pro- Hale/Floyd County line as both gram will "take a year . longer those counties are going with than the one preYio~lf pr?· the SPAG system." posed by another group Iiiii Will According to him, every phone cost much less. The other plan 11umbc:r originating within the would require the city to pay Abernathy city limits will be $9000 in fees~fore 't's ~ver covered by the Hale County

, lmple .... _. ented.-. ThC ,S_P , pla.n (SPAG) 911 system. Any number

;;x~ \~ ~· ml· · ~~t~::~~~~J4 and nothing '~ ,1.9 unplement by tfii Ltlbboc;k 911 systc'm. All the service. · of Hale 'County except for the

Under the SfAG plan;the 9ll city of Plainview bas voted to number will not be "enhanced", participate in the statewide meaning the location of the system. The city of Plainview, caller will not automatically be the city of. Lubbock and Lub-gil'en. However, Pettigo said an bock County are under another ordinary companion computer system which offers completely can give the location of any enhanced 911 service and will be phone number almost instantly. in operation sooner. However, it The SPAG system will provide costs a lot more and there's no the same serVice as the fuUy limit on possible price increases. enhanced system at much lower Under the SPAG system, all monthly cost. emergency calls will go to the

Mayor Pete Thompson said the Hale County Sherifrs office council had not signed Aberna· which will automatically channel thy up earlier for a 911 cmcr· them to the proper fire, EMS or

Superintendent Floyd will gency system because they had police aid source. Everybody present a school facilities report so many people giving so much who has a phone in Hale and to the Weekly Review in nCJit conflicting information the last Lubbock Counties will eventually week's paper. few years. have a 911 number.

Local Crime Stoppers Share Funds With Hale County Group

Abernathy Crime Stoppc:rs. through fundraising actiVIties, were able to donate $1616.21 to the Hale County Crime Stoppers during a presentation Tuesday.

The groups have formed a cooperative endeavor to stop crime in Hale County, and will split funds received by either

group. Because the funds are split, Abernathy will also keep $1616.21 in their local account.

The money received by each group will be placed mto a

according to Abernathy Police Chief Ray Naron.

Crime Stoppers here raised the funds from proceeds of a white elephant sale, aluminum can collections, and donations from local firms and individuals.

This is the rust exchange of funds between the two groups.

The SPAG plan has to be: submitted by September 1, 1989 and if approved, cannot be: implemented before mid-1990. Each city that votes to partici­pate in this planning process wiU get the chance to approve or reject the final proposal before it's submitted to the state.

Counc:il Compromises On Country Oub Water Rates

Councilmen compromised with Abernathy Country Club manage• Barry Royal and with each other to set the country club's water rate at 75 cents per 1000 gal· Ions for the first 7.50,000 gaUons and 45 cents per 1000 gaUons over that.

Royal bad asked the council last month to make some kind of adjustment in the country cll!b's water rate as the increase this suanucr lea him . ~able to water. en.ough"' to ·improve the golf course. ·

Points the council considered in making their decision are: • Since water lines from the

wells to town run right by the country club, it's cheap to furnish water to the club. No distribution costs are involved as they are in furnishing water in town. • Water is furnished to several

private homes outside the city and cost more to get it there. • The golf course is an asset

to, though not connected with, the city and furnishes reCreation facilities the city cannot afford. • Country club membership is

shrinking, making it harder to keep the course and pool opera· ling. • The city can't favor some

people more than others but tries to . offer best possible service to aU. • The club welcomes anyone

who will pay the cost of mem· bc:rship. A better golf course wiU help draw members. • A more attractive water rate

will enable the club to continue to buy water, bringing the city revenue. • The cemetery also has an

adjusted water rate. Royal said when the club h!ld

to start using city water (be­cause the club's wells played

Coalinucd 011 ... 4

Allsup's Robbed

Pete, Ina Robison To Celebrate 65th Wedding Anniversary

Pete and Ina Robison arc celebrating their 65th wedding =~e?: h~~~:.Y· October 16. Their children arc hosting a

Pete and Ina were married at County Line on a Sunday in 1.923. They went to their wedding in a horse and buggy. It was rairung so hard they eouldn't get out in a car (there were no pavements then). Two other couples--friends of Pc:le and Ina·· ac:c.ompanied them. After the wedding, they went home to a big party with their families.

They have lived in and around Abernathy 62 of the 65 years of their marriage. After retiring from (arming, they operated a drapery and upholstery shop for 14 years.

Their children are Donald Robison, Bobbie Peeples and Sandy Lutrick, deceased. They als,o have eight grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.

Donald and Sue Robison, Bobbie and Verbal Peeples, Buddy and Barbara Lutrick are hosting a dinner in their honor.

TEAMS Exit Level Exam The TEAMS Exit Level Exami·

nation will be given October 2Sth (or math and October 26th for English.

"The test will be given in the Gold Auditorium at 8:30 AM on

these dales," said AHS principal Larry McBee. "The exam will be for any student who has not passed the Teams Test in order to complete graduation require· mcnts."

Congratulations M9,rJ d f,lal;b $;11' ·'1;14806 whi~it~· llllll1Batlillra JRbd in

''!jijlfi 1 ~i lnMl~ are Aberilafliy. · .. · ' · · pleased to announce the ~irlh or The family moved to Lubbock

,. their !!Oil GeoiTrey 'craig Dillard in January 1985 after Rod be-Ellis at 4:4S PM Monday, Octo- came the zoning and c:odes ad· ber 3 at Methodist Hospital. minist:rator for the City of Lub-Geoll'rey weighed 8 pounds 2 bock. He now serves as business ounces and measured 21 inches liaison officer in the Lubbock long. . city manager's office.

Rod was Abernathy city mana· Barbara is the marketing co-, g;r ftom September 1979 to No- ordinator for' Parkhill, Smith and vember 1984. The Ellis' daughter Cooper, Inc., the City of Aber-Lealey Ann, age 7, was born nathy's engineering consultants.

A little girl was born to Cindy and Todd Hunter of Searcy, Arkansas, Saturday,

October 8 at 4:49 PM. She · weiahcd 6 pounds 10 ounces and was 20 inches long. They named ·bcr Marideth Jean.

The baby's grandparents are Carlton and Sandy Clayton of Ruston, Louisiana and Billy and Mary Jane Hunter of Hot Spri· ngs. Arkansas.

Marideth is the great-grand­daughter of the late Anna Lc:c: (A.B.) Johnson.

niBABERNA1HYWEI!KLY REVIEW

USPS 003-340 JACQUELYN SMYERS JSSN 0895-4291 Editor-Publisher

Published oa friday each week at the Abernathy Weekly ~ olf'M;C at 916 AveDue D. MaiJina address: Drawer 160, Abemathy, TCllll 79311.

llca' Frialds: · We- want to .thank our friends

in Abernathy for thinki,ns of us M our Golden Aooi\lcrsary. Helping .\l$«lebtate flom Aber~ nathy was our mom, Mrs. MA Lausd!m, I.C.'& two sisters; Loi$ Fuller and Murl Knight. Also forml9' Abernathlans,· Marshall and Joyce Slough and a host of fdy and friends. We felt it was really special having our 93 ~ XWll!l mom here.

D~pot Dispatch

Thirty senior- citizens enJoyed pot foclc sower and games Monday night. The group battled Bridge, Dominoes and Skip-Bo.

Wednc$day at the regular Senior Cit~ns lunchc.on, 51 members and two guests enjoyed another rOund of games and a great lunch.

Ana Maserang won the free lunch drawing. Arno Slt,uve won the gift dra~.

October btrthdays wiU be celebrated on the 19th, when the "Happy Halters Senior 'Citizens" group from Dumas will p~ovide entertainment during the r~lar lunch meeting.

South Plains Association of Governments representat ive

, Carolyn King will also be at the

Our trip to .l'llapn ·Fans l,lld other J>Ointa of illterest wa.a wonclerfuL We we.qt through 17 ~tea, had tho ·,Pleasure Of litlend).ng a Mennorute Ch11tch ift_ _ Pennsylvania. They were very friendly .people, h!vited us to lunch. ·

God has belsstd us with a wonderful family and great friends.

center Wcilnesday fqr a 1 PM display or a blueprint for the pr~J>?Sed addition to the Depot budding.

Struve's Variety Store is planning to display a quilt donated to the Senior Citizens Center by Jessie Dury. ·

The group renlemoorc:d in prayer Joy Parnell. of .South­western Public Service, who is ill. Hospitalized members in­cluded Gretpa Shipman and Lenard ilarrell.

The Senior Citizens Associa­tion is still seeking to fill the posit ion of director, a part-time job which requires bookkeeping and typing experience. Anyone inrereslcd in the position is asked to contact the Center.

T.E. L~tricks Celebrat~ 67th Werfdbig .Anniversary

; •by Ana MC:caoc Mr. and Mn. T.E. Lulridc marked their 67th wedding anni·

ver~ Se~elltber ·28. \hey are both. fro~ area p!oneer ~a~s and lived m the LakeVte\)1 lcommuruty smce thetr marnage m 1921. ' ,., ' ,,,l

The Lutricb believe diilt dedication and committmenl on the part of both partners ' is "the basis for such a sucq::ssful mar-siage. · · '

They have seen manY i:liange& during their lifetime. t!d Few uj:darming. He started· 'dut' behind a plow puUed by, a pali oi mules and progressed Ito•· die evir popular.lractor (although he never owned one with • in air coodationed ~b). J~tioq is another big change in •farmmg--not having to wait on. the rain to begin a crop. He has always been ready to try new things if they would help him reaeltobl! goals. ·

Mabel's da)'ll ~ spent wasb:iiig in the backyard in a wash­pot over 811 open fare, She ironed everything from underwear· to bed·linc.os and all their cloching.

Cooking was done 011 il ·coal stove and included bread to complete each day'~ meals:•Menus consisted of what she grew in the gard11n and, me:ac:>- raised on the farm. With a family of five children, this mclllll•' starting over every morning, for by the evening meal, cverytb.ipg cooked that day was eaten!· ·

t&he sewed,. making whatever was needed (rom llo'Ur or chic· feed sacks. This is bow the9 survived The Depression and food on the table. Their (amity never ·thought ·they were

pC)Or because ·everyone ebc: tbey ~ew was in the same cir­cumstance. ·Tber were rii:bly blessed with loving care!

All the·.Lulrick children pdualed from· high ·school in A­. .Ecl .and MabCI< baYe 15 grandChildren and 18 great-

.J!,.:.ra•llfillilc~ri l 1? l!&rt J.-:-.-:: . .u:.c:-:.-..:no:;::: a=A lll-m..!.t

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SKY IDGH GOALS Elemc:atary school s&udc:ats sCI personal reading goals for Ibis year's readius program. wrote them on paper with their names and school address and put them in ballooos. Principal Larry Aldridge led the COUDldowo last Friday w!lcD the balloons were ':Cicascd, carrying the goala sly high. ~ kids aha sang a rousing surprise chonJs ol.• "Happy Birthday" to superintendent Charles Floyd.

DomUR KIDs KNOW.MORE ABOUT· THE MAGIC OFE.'I

THAN THE MIRACLES OF lC.?

c, ~«r:!~l!\ie . iQoV'Cd to tub~ since his retirement.

1: 1 ', • · •

Mr. Lutriclt aha keeps a watchful eye on arming done ~·. sons Lewis and Harvey. Lewis and Mary; H,arvcy and Faye ' ,Jive..)aere 8$...,11oes lh~ir daughter _Ann and her husband Harol McCtl!ac- An,o \hares ber par~nts' love f~i' &r\)Wing thin~ She' kept their garden (or several years, so they aU might enJOY the.

~=and,~~b~!~Jrve t;:La;:e~ber dauglll~r Bell and het;

ar~h:~n~dt=~r:::m~~e:~~:~=-f lh~ years, but thos~ After falling and breaking her hip, Mabel moved to

Country Herit~~ge Home. AI age 94, Ed still goes at least a week and spends £art of the day with her. He also stiU ~~c \i~ries and oes his cooking--what the children ,

Loneliness is as hard to cope with as any of the otbor · adversities that Ed has faced tbtougb the years. He occupies his time reading and TV. He loves to watch

,. : C~b, S~~llf fr~~ ~98 To ~old . FirSt Meebng Monday Night

Cub Scout · Paclc 498, which can earn a patch is to recruit incllldes both Abernathy and new members, and a membership New Deal, will bold its ftrst drive is currently under way. meeting Monday at 7 PM in the .- Youths who are in the fartil ScoutHutatNe)!lpeat •.• , .. , ''(r gr~d~ or ol<Jer are eocouraF

• · ' '· ·' •'tOJOID. All scouts 'and their parents- Cindy McCullough, sc9ut

are 11tged to attend. _ . ,..~paster, ·will be happy to answer 9ne of the

1wa)'ll a :Cul) ~~ ~ (~~)' q~ at 7~5161. ·

.NO SCHOOL MONDAY! (Teacher Inservice Day)

· Arizona l'atmera are filldina · that raiaiJ18 fish in irriplioa ~r is a • profitable Wi'J to get the mOlt out ol a ftlua&le ~ ~· only doea aqua• cultllfC produ~=C I &eCODd cash aop· ·&om· the water used, but fiSh wutel also prOYide • natural aourc:C of fertillter.

lolc;mational WiJdlifc magazine reports that c:adish and trout are popular amoag fish farmers, but ti1a • is also becoming a favorile.paa This hearty fish toler­ates Pb'CIJiely warm tem~ra­hlfCI. which makes it ideally

~· auited tO ~·~ podaerD!al

Hi Plains Orilling, Inc. P.O.Box 730 • Abernathy, Texas 79311 ·

W ~ter is our business. IRRIGATION & DOMESTIC DRILLING

PUMP SALES & SERVICE

, and'now.ann,ouncing our. association with

LINDSAY Zll\1MATIC SPRI~~ERS

SERVICE ON ,ALL . TYPES()t . SPRINKLERS

YOUR COMP~TE · IRRIGATION SPECIALISTS I

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City Council Ftiially Gets Understandable 911 Plan ··•' ~&. .. i . 0.. IIIMf the ,funaer illllOIIlll re,; 1\o EMS lllllntains that eaeb

out) ~ ~ t1t0- 62 lfZ · ce~vc;c~ be ~Jn • EMS.. I!ICI!!Ibu slaould _be ··~ " c:eats ·per 1000 ~ (~ ill liCICOI1Id at th6 but. EMS cu Which --~ tt~ ~. nte ar tie .-). l.a!lt draw fiOBl lluil IICICWit Cor for cadL HoMMr, Stephens lllllliiiCI', die '1S calli per 1000 ttailllaa .• ·. ectllipmea&. • uicl tile llllit does. DOt want to piiOIII - ra:&ed to 88 ClGIIts -~ but the city~caa ndit be a burdcA to. tltc city and per 11100. 1bc aiX'CJWit IIIMf ~ It lWl wby .. ~ &llplled the

CoiinciJmea . JIIIIUled aew:n1 any .time. 1\o c:owiCil ~&feed to cut ill iDCIMdual'a pay, to ~. ~ Royal ~ .be caa ~ to pq for ~ filllace ~ tJ:aiaiua and equip-1M: ~ but eu't OOIIblnlo to fuel, ~we, m~nfem*':"" mc.D( without cXmstutly going •de . 11DpriMIIiel1ll to die aad· eapcdally ClpCIIal\'C ~ to tbc city (or IIIOI'C !IIODCY, COline. dlCIIL . , • .·.. . ' · · ,. .

M!JSl finally .,eed 011 a rate Coasldetable clilcuuioa emr a 1\o CIIIIIICil .is CIOIKCrDed that of 7S celll& pu 1000 ~ for periocl al time Jed up to tbc Ill EMS lllelllbcrs may DOt agree the fint 750,000 l!ll1oai and 45 compromise. 'tho EMS ..rut 1aas to tltc C!l' aad if too ·many quit, ccniS P.«!r 1000 for Ill OYCl' that. ~ haYing its O'Ml fund'- the aemc:e burdeD may , be too Cou!ldllnan Cad Jolwoa op- ri.isu.i ~ Mayor '1\omp- great fqr the rem~ mom-posed. &oa OPJIO&C$ that because ~ bera. Stephens ,admitted be ENS Prof!c-Flmdias <llllfF of tbc . uait's funds are &911i tallllOt .. speak Cor aD but thinks A su.rpnso CDIIIPfOmlso mil}' lUes. He~ iaaisu 011.· strict. . aQo ; moat ~ '8'U· Mayor ~mp-

smoolh 1001e longslluJdiu& rovaJ! CIOIIIltability whea publit funds SOD said the pay was Instituted sJXllli betWeen the Em~cy are imoM;d and , tbinb &hat's because ·there were too (ew vo-Medleal SCnice and city offi. diflkUlt with 'iOidntCCI' group5. llllltecn at one time. eiala.• Dedicated ,vollllltecn want He says without Slric:t aCCOUDt~ Stephens proposed that the to ofi'CI' the best eznu.8ency ser- bility, both sides can get into new system of financiDg EMS vice possible but the City is loiS of trouble. He also lhinb start on December 1st and said

. faced with bow mueb aervicc it businesses ill town are already he will confer with the city can afford. . .. . stretdlcd to the limit to support manager on unit operations. The ·Darrell Step&. ' ns, president of aD tbc comntimity eauaea and eity manager said the unit needs

Aberlu!thy's EMs, proposed cut· that if a aerYice is really oecd- to bear ill mind that some ex-ling by' half city payments to ed, tax financing is more fair to penses require a public bid EMS ~emben if the city would all. process. bear the expense or more . train· ' ing for personnel and equipment as needed. The compromise. is that' the difference between the ·

~truve, Rambo r" ()n Museum Board

Amta Rambo, who was the Weekly Review's adVCI'tismg consultant last spring; wu elected president of the 'Hale County Farm and Raneb Mus:um in Hale Center recent:y.

Rudolph Struve is on t.l:.e' ::=::rn•r governing Exeeuti~

Anna and her husband Tom bad the Hale Center Ameriean, 'a · weekly newspaper, for many years. She bas been one of the forces behind the museum since it was established in 1982.

Grindstaff Son To Marry

Jeffrey Sc:oct Grinilstafl', soo of formCI' resi<lents, will marry Denise Renee White in tbc F'trst Cb~reb of .tbe )'i82M<:ne in Spnngdale; ArkallftS on Novem· ber S: Her parents are Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White. llis fm!eots are Mr. and Mrs. Phil Gnndstafl'

·of Bethany, Oklahoma. The Grillclst.aiTs grew up here

.a!'d moved a~)' ... only•.five ~ ~' (~sago: . ~

We Salute You Abernathy Volunt~er Fire Department Our Gins Know Your Value To Our Community

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Abernathy Farmers

Co-Op Gin

County Line Co-Op Gin

Teak ell ,Gin

Cotton Center

~~-i.it,~~·~·~·< Co-Op '"'·""·~ . ..,.· .... · Gin

Mr. Cotton F~mer: Harvest time is just around the corner.

We are ready to give you service and top quality ginning.

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.. ,~~ .. !~!~£~_!!1J?!~Jf»:!.ff ... ~!!~.!~oned our gin and have made some ,m~vr cbanges.

Come visit with us and ask about our prices. If you are not already a member of Cotton

Center Co-Op Gin, come on in and we will be happy to sign you up as a member.

WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS ..• ·r~ ~

FREE MODULE HAULING

BILL MNS, Ma1nagc~r~ P.O. Box66

879-2150

To Ryn ~ for c:omilla to our aid 011 deadliae day when we discovered a picture W>ll missing and nooe or ua knew how to use the darkroom. He Is a former employee . or tlic Re· view and atteoda South Plains College.

Poison With A Plus! .

The venom of 1 s"illing cobra is so powerful that 1t c:an blind, or even kill a person. But Ranger Bjs;k magazine re~ tbat scientists b.,.e injected• spilling cobra venom into somef i mice that had c:anc:er. The venom dtstr~c cancer cells without · · the mice. Rese~ebers !lope one dJy cobra venom may llelp cure some kinds of human CIDCCI'.

Memo to Abernathy and Nc:w Deal 1990 seniors··. Ring in .1222 with Gold Lance class ring.\. Disco~er the Diamoad Gallery at 1205 Avenue 0, Abernathy. Be the fmt ill your class and have your ring in two to four weeks. Why figbt the crowds???

For casual elegance, select sweat suits and tops in the latest fall colors, accented ill leather trim at Strwe'1 Departmcnt Stmc, 318 Maio Street. Tbcsc arc for the ynung and young-at-heart. • • •

Now at PiDioa l'banucy, es·peciaDy for Him! Men's Coty IRON cologne, beautifully packaged with IkON soap on a rope. A $17.50 value for only $10! When the man ill your life wears this--be sure he's wearing his wedding band!

STAR COLORS RED -- Entire Meal Free .

:QLtJE--- Free Drinks SliVER·· 25% Off

GOLD •• sO% orr

* YEP-- SURE IS

•• ANDTHERE ARE STARS FALLING ALL OVER IT

COME BY CYCLONE

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C~TCH A FALLINQ *SPECIAL STAR* GREEN ~- $25 CASH ~·-;'· !.fL

\ • I ~~ .. ~ -·--r·~'fARcAND_:. WIN! ;.;c;;~~-·· ~'l;l~'i'#

-··· , .Lunch: ~barburgers, lettuce, ptdles, oruons; tater tots, sugar cookies, milk · ·

Crime ·stoppers ' $2QOREWARDOFllERED

~ 't~e Ka~tman agepty .. Inc.

. ® . 797·6235 Lite • Hospitalization • Disability ·

IRA * Pe~sio9, ~Mutual F\n.1ds

. OFF-\VHl'l'E DRAPES for sale, S panels, 2 cma-'ll'ide, foam bad:ing, good conditioa; $20. 809l6lh Strcet.(ltp)

149 ~~!rS:: good . [Garage Sales]. IIIC4 be' & light broWn carpet . - .: with p:fdlna; fl.oo per square ·

.ao'VSB . PBD.l.JPS.M)J)J'ftON .

A ~pal:ious ~ ~ square foot, 3 bedrOoms, z (lit garage, ~ area, litcl!lAce, l 3/4 ~ IIC'f (:lltJICt, IICW paint, 12rl2 storaae, 2 line ' telephone hookup. red ~ ltcea. 422 North Driw:. Calli%-263S.(rts)

The family ol R,T. Parhr is grateful for the fQOCI; llo1rlen, eards and '1111pathy c:xprcsaed by friends.(llp) • · •

( SeniteS) ~. "Still dOwn on floor. Come .. · GARAGI!SAI.B look: Soon to be ·reaiovcd from ' at~ 601 A~llue A, October OWNEllMUSTSBU,. Ooot. Also 2 recliilers. CaU ~ lf!.1~20. Bus9 gas beater, acw _very aic:e, ~ 3 bedroom

WB~VICB most brands. Ol TV's an<l rc&i· gcratora. Service on all' Whirl· pool appliances. Newtml Radio ol TV, 306 ~ Street. 298-2338. (rts)

298-2022.(41-2ip-42) clutrie_heater, ~aS~ & b01pe. Owner Will split closing decoratJOas & liibts.. anbques, cost AssiiiD.e paymeals of $390 a

· TWocouams ... mijdl muda more.(ltpj · month. 802 14th. 298-2848 or

298-2941.(41-'ltp-44) • for sale. One makes a bed. CaU

298-2843:(1tp)

( Rentals ).

' ClJ!A.N RUGS LIKE NEW ! So easy to do with Blue Lustre.

Rent el¢ric shampooer for Sl~ Struw: Departmcat Store.(rts) ·

A&A Beauty Salon

FOR 1"ERNS, HAtR.cuTs,

SHAMPOO & SETS

Oil of Mink · ' For The F'10cst In Skin Care

SEERINSENVAC N' p · the ina-edible new t>ortable~ j . t ,exus roducts steam-type carpet cleanmg 5ys- . See Montez Rogers tem. It does the job of profes-> , , · si()nal carpet cleaners at a frac- 'roEsDA Y -SA TIJRDAY lion of the cost. Relit one now 1001 A VENUE D at Strlm's Departmcat Store, 298-2120 318 Main, phone 298-2531.(rts)'

ABERNA'mY ANI'ELOPES ~

... ~ ONCOACHES'~RNER ....

•

Coach Ray Ater .

KKAP 900 AM; 95.3 nf I " ~ 4 PM TO 5 PM EACH FRIDA YJ . .• ,. Nothing nins like a Deere

JOE THOMPSON IMPLEMENT Abernathy

.298-2541 105Ave.D

A~rnatby, Texas

For· alt~yo\Ut;; ,. ... <t -co.nerete needs!

· · · P•tios, Sidewalks, " Drfveways, and Cellsu s .

Lubbock

762·1038

· ~dJohnson 839-2952 3-1.0 with firepJ.ce lor $27,000 .,,

·Free Estimates-

For All Your Needs Call .~A:Libor Centu ~ilJfMlx .__Call :A-...., At - laAn:a -

ce;,.ter W~st Builders ' Supply

SPRINGER HAY BALING~ Serving The Entire AJ!ea

For your hay baling call

Le~lie Springer 298-2410 B.R. Springer

DEADUNE 4PMTUESDAY

SHINY <1EAN CARS at Pete's Slwnrock. "Hand washed', Wednesday & Thursday· of each week. 1211 Avenue D, 298·2179.(41-2tp-42)

Sunday Lun·cheon

11 AM to ·2 PM

You've worl\ed hard to make your farm thrive. Protect it and yourself from the unforeseen

events that could literally wipe out your investment. Let us tailor an insurance package for you with the kinds of protection you need.

We're the insurance professionals, working for you.

la lillBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY

921 Avenue D Abernathy 298-2529 I .

Ch .... eh Direetory

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' . 'ABERNATHY LIBRARY WEA~tv~ HOURS DATI; HI' LO RAIN =·u..J ' <~J.U 10-1 T1 4$ - :£~t·~ 10-& 69 48 10-9 '19 42 y;:u. toaO " 72 42

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- 10-U ' T1 4S ' >• by,::'=':..-11).12 15 · 41

lO.U 78 40 ·''

..... AM BODY WORKS

F~e Estimates t 317Mifn :h~

OuaJity Body ~ Paint W01b Free Estimates

COMMERCIAL·· INDUSTRIAL- RESIDENTIAL

DEAN 'WESLEY ELECI'RIC · BOX 93, ABERNATHY 24-HOUR SERVICE

806-298-2028 FOR ALL YOUR HEATING & ELECI'RJCAL NEEDS.

SAVE MONEY! Instead of renting n guardian light

OWN YOUR OWN! Free estimate

Coralie Cox LAilMEW APARTMENI'S

Agent 9UA-H

Farm Bureau 2 bedr-. iDcludca n:fri&., DW water A = p.id. ~~ Insurance Cac:ilil:y,deu&IICIIll ur. ·Auto· Fin ·Crop· Hail

296-:6351 293·2304 .Ludllc CMca, Mgt'. 2:98-4141 Sudn Bullanl (806) 894-4175

CROP INSURANCE MULTI-PERlf. CROP RAIL

WILLIE DUNN AGENCY 198-2077 Rt. 2, Box 159 Abernnthy '

"I'd lllie to take care or your crop insurance needs.•

PLAINS GRAIN &FARM SUPPLY

~ Abernathy, Texas -~~

For All Your Farming Needs .~ ~ .

198·2521 PHONE 763-4R68 ·' Abernathy Lubboek

REMODEUNG CO ·BEGWS·BIH€~. ,y ""''_.,,..... _ , .. ··1!11'S

W.T.W~ ·. CONTRACTORS WE SJ>£ciAJJZE IN

STRUCIURAL .t 298-2316 "..........,T•n• . DECORA11VB MASONRY

789-7226 BRICK • BLOCK • STONE

Ali11JIH or home "'polr NO JOB TOO SMALL

Roaf!lw. Aalallic c.&p Mark Beck P.tasonlble raletl F...,ertlmat" 298-4235

e99'J 'Oil Chall Only 1'ako• 10 Mlnuto•

Most llrand< or'"' C:,t\ AND '{Jf:l 'COME IIY ANDSEF. M•:l'

STII.I.\V.;u . I'ARTS AND SUPPLY lbrold 6225 Well 19th Sired, J..ubiJoclo

C & G Builders We Specialize In Home~~

Patios, Paneling, Garage Conversions ~ ~ Acoustic: Ceilings, Painting ~ ;.;;;

Slo~"'nd..,&Doon -,...,.;;

Free Estimates 298-2086 .. ~

IGUll'IA DJ'll . NAZARP..NO Aw:.,uc A 4dth . 298-4008 SulldayScbool !O:OOAM Wonllipii:OOAM Bveain&6:00 ~~7:00PM

lll!'nii!L IW'TISTWURCII Su~ School ?:GO AM

'Woisliip\r.GOAM Staotloy e..nlna UTV 6-7PM M ...... y..,..7:00PM W~niaJoi7:00PM

JIUlL ClC$PI!L TAIIBR.NACW l nulol CJMl OG PM :11)00 SUNDAY Mofaiaa WORIUJ• 111'.30 AM

' E'I'Oftiat Wonnip 6:30 'l1oulada/.llibloStiOCIT7:31J PM

~~:~AM~,:r;:M ==~lky. t'oiiiOt

OIURCIIOI'CIIU:;t ~l6A111:nucB l!la.T/18 BiblcSiudy?;:lOAM Wonhip 10130AM EUn&6:00 Wednaday cvcni"' 8:00 lettya.ism

OOUI'ti'Y LINB IMP'I1liT 757-liJol Suaclay ScboollO:OO AM WonltipU:OOAM E.....U.6:00 R......., RAy,S.,.plot

PIRSTBAP11STCHUaal 4117th 298-2511'1 Sllllday Scbool9:30 AM Wonloip10:«)AM BIYo SlwiJ 3:011 PM Eve .... Wonloip 6:00 WcdMillty C\'Cti:!J .,..30 Drolllu Dcanb Tce~en

SYI.VAIIA 10fT WHm 111111• WAIT UGHT

Bulbs 2 CT. PACK

89°

IIElTY CROCICER AaoRTID

BROWNIE .$,88 MIX -..~~ GAlANT£ IIEOJHOT/MILD

PICANTE 990· SAUCE ,~lf

• .IOWT HUIGRY JACI AisJU. •asc:attS· · ..

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