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Owl Is Named To All-Region Squad

Hale Center Owls basketball 'big man', sophomore Jared Horsford, has been recently named to the MAll Region Team. The 6'8" Horsford.helped lead the Owls to post season play the past two seasons.

Horsford used his height to domin~te. the paint on the hard wood. t:te·was credited with three blockedsttOtsagame.andaverage 15 points a game to go along with pullirigdown8teboundsanouting.

He was one of two underclassmen named to the district 3-AAAII District squad and was als.o named the diStrict top defensive player~

Hoi'SforCI was selected Second . Team · All R4t0l0n. All Region selections are usually reserved for cl.as$men. . Joining Hor-sfo•rtti'litr t11e elite team

Stephannie Williams Is Crowned Miss Hale Center

The city's new goodwill ambassador is high school sophomOre, Stephannie Williams. Miss Williams was crowned Miss Hale Center Saturday, during the annual Miss Hale Center Pageant. She is the daughter of Diane Williams and the late Wayne Williams.

Selected by out of town judges the queen court also Included first runner-up senior Jennifer Boyce and second runner-up sophomore Mori Applewhite. Miss Boyce is the daughter of Johnny and Karen Boyce and Miss Applewhite is the daughter of Morris and · lrotna Applewhite.

· Crowning the new Miss Hale Center was last year's winner Kyla Thomas.

The new Miss Hale Center has lived in the c:ommunifY all of her life. She has partic;ipated In QWie.ttEtSStPOrt:Sfor tWO years

and ,Jnte.V~ wlth]t.es; . . Commerce. This -yea($ ·-winnet The annual evenus sponSored also. received a $300 schOlarship

by the hale Center Chamber of from the Chamber of Commerce. aSplrlt this year. She is a member of the Hale Center 4-H Club and a member of the Firs.t.UnitecJ MethodistChLJrch .

. Mori Applewhite was a dOUble winner ·In this year's contest as she was . also . selected Miss CongenlalifY~ Selected by the contestants the award .Is

Chambe.r Sets Date For Annual Banquet

spons()red by the Hale Center S.turday, April 18, has been , Stu(f~nt Council. The award Is · setas the date for the annual preSeflltd to)he young leidy, t~f OorntOOnity~Ward$ a&tiquet.. ThEt

· ~~ :~~n$J(at~s- a ¥t~illihQ~~ .. b,f.IJQ~~ w9tl?:~t:M!d:Jr,._ J~: I\.k,in to -help :ott'i'r ':c;Qntestant$ a.nd ·c~eteria ·b,eQinl:ling at 7:00 p:m; J)OSsesses a friendly spirit dl,Jrlng Durin;. :. the evening . the the co~IOn, comrruntma blghest ·hOnor. the

uCitizenst)lp Award will be · Pre.sented.by 1.8$t year"$ Yli11!J811J.

.·~~-eStllnts~ Henry and. EIOui$~. Rleff . . · · O:t,htr YO~ilia 1114l!K•W,~!-JUC~I:()n . will als() J>e

the recipientotthefirstCitizenship Award. · . ·

·Headliningtheentertainmentfor : Jhfi~Qq!J,~tWilt~- ~h'- Q!r~IJ~.z .·, · Sand ufi(Jer the di,recti()n. of ow1 · Band Director Craig Zinck . . . · Slatedtobe~l)especialspeaker fortheevening_willbe HighSchOOl Coun:se~rMike · New$0rn .

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Engagement Is Announced .

Bob and Jullle Sullivan of Columbia, Maryfand announce the engagementofthelrdaughterLaurle Ann, to Russell Wesley eevan son of Wellington and Winnie Bevan of Baltimore, Maryland. ·

The bride-elect Is a gracl.late of Howard High School In Elllcolt City, Maryland and Covenanl CoJJege.Jn Lookout Mountain, Georgia. S~ Is currently employed as a .lli,Jslc teacher at the Columbia Academy In Coklrnbla, Maryland.

Bevan Is a gr&Qu•e of City High Sc:hOOIIn Baltimore, Maryland and Moody 81;)Je Institute In ~hlcago, IUinols. He Is a protestant Chaplain with. the Greater Baltimore JaH and Prison Ministries.

The brlde .. Ject Is the granddaugtter .of the late Uo~ and Marie Louthananc:lthenleceotLJQYdand~rgaretLouthan,GaryandTomlny Louthan. ' · . The couple will exchange wedding vows at Timonium Presbyterian Church, In TimoniUm , Maryland July 18, 1998.

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CITY COUNCIL Utlc.l ad.

McMillan, McMillan, Moseley & Riddle

invites y:; ~ to a reception hoMring

Denzil McMillan

for 40 years of service

Thursday, April 16, 1998

4:30 p.m.-7:00p.m.

Plainview Country Club 2902 West 4th Street

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Senior Citizens "In The Limelight." 416 West 2nd * 839-2428

by 'Vera Meester

Monday, Aprl113 Baked Chicken w/Mushroom Sauce, Mashed Potatoes, Broccoli,

Tossed Salad, Bran Muffin · . Tuesday, Aprll14 Lasagna, Italian Vegetables, Tossed Salad, Garlic Bread, Banana

Pudding Wednesday, Aprll15

Corntlake Chicken, Potatoes O'Brien, Spinach, Tossed Salad, Roll, Frosted Cake

Thursday,~l1& Beef Enchiladas, Red Beans, Stewed Tomato & Okra, Sliced Onions

& Peppers, Fruit Salad Friday, Aprll17

Brisket, Augratin Potatoes, Fried Okra, Pickle, Onion &Tomato, Wheat ROll, Apricot Cobbler

lo give credh where credit is due, It should have been said that Mayor Bob Stroud was responsibleforgeHingourparking lot smoothed out.

The Singles Night . Out party hosted by Edith Keenum in her home, assisted.by Bernice Faver and Pauline Waller, on Monday night, April 6th, was a fun event. A ·big crowd was present and there was lots of good things to eat. Then there was at least four tables of games being played, and some just visited. Thanks to these ladies for having us.

Monday, April 13th, immediately after lunch our regular monthly

. business meeting will · be conduct~. Do·· plan to stay for this., h~adhe.variou~:r~PQ«s. and

.·. el'lterin .anY.~iseus$ionst~!lt¢0rne . up;: .·.· . ·. . .. .. < .. ·

·. • MOnd~y night at 6 p.m;., April · 13th, · is .the time for- a .pot luck .supper: lllOsewittiAJ)ril birthdays or annlversariesw.ill be recognized and pictures made for our piCture

In memory of Roy Jetterson from Geneva Bearden, D.R. and Cleva Chapman and Millard and Corinne Gibson.

In meniory of John Robertson from laverne Barnes.

In memory of Ola Moore from laverne Barnes.

In memory o' Mildred Fleming from Laverne Barnes.

In memory of Howard Standefer from lkie arid Christeen Gilbert, Nick and Ruth Farris, Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Anderson, D.R. and Cleva Chapman, Millard and Corinne Gibson, . Virgi!lia Wait$, Ruby :

. Gulley and the Helping Hands Sunday School Class.

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Harold and Cora. Lee· vaughn have ·been back with us several

· times. Cora Lee is gening around fine now after a broken limb~ .

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Elementary Students Win Contest OPEN FOR RETAIL For the first time In many years,

the Hale Center Elementary studenlscapluredtheteamtrophy In UIL Literary events. The Hale Center students, grades 2-5, out racedthecompetltlonforthedlstrlct crown. Local UIL Leterary competllors easily out distanced the nearest competition. Bovina, 418 to270.

Local elementary students continued their trip to the medal platform to receive gold medals. Also contributing heavily to the success of the local team was

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Sludents placing high enough to collect the valuable points.

Students adding points to the schools winning total from the second grade were: Story Telling· 1)Erln Turner 4)Kamber Banks S)Jacob Alonzo; Creative Writing· 1)Danlelle Lopez. Also participating were Tanlqua Arcls, Meagan Puente, April Linton and Chantel Leyva. · Representing the strong showing by the third grade class were: Oral Readlng-3)Denlse Lopez 4)Renea Huffman 5)Marll

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Gait'an; Ready Wrltlng·3)Megan Summers 4)Brlgeke Mendoza &)Brenda Hernandez: Spelllng-1 )Brtgeke Mendoza 2)Andrew Cozart 3)Ashley Swoop; Story Telllng·1)Angle Sims 1)Renea Huffman 4)Colby Chandler. · Akin Elementary students collecting points from the fourth grade were: Number .Sense­S)Grace Cisneros 7)Matthew Gonzales8)Joshua Martinez; Oral Reading·3)Marcy Bqtello 4)KourtneyJohnson5)Justln RleH; Ready Wrlting-5)Matt Davis &)Lindsey Madrigal &)Timothy Leija; Spelllng-1 )Lindsey Madrigal 3)Timothy Leija 4)Joshua Martinez; Art-4) team, Matt Davis, Matthew Gonzales, Kel~y Bryan, EclgarCineseros. Also competing the UIL district contest was Rene Rubio.

Leading the pack for the Hale Center team were fifth graders: Ready Wrltlng-8)Marcl Huffhines; Number SensEi-4)Brancn Overby 5)Jonathan Shuping; Spelllng-1)Andellna Cervantes 2)Nikki Edwards; Maps and Graphs·1) team, Jonathan Shuping, Dana Lerma, Erica Jimenez, Tina Espinosa; Oral Reading-1 )Kendra Banl<s2)Brandl0verby4)Brlttanle DlaZ;Art-tlefor2)BrendaMarquez, Ke~y Kurlyama, Elizabeth Boyd; Oictlonary-1 )Jonathan Shuping 3)Marc Puente 4)llndsey Ralll()s; Llstenlng-1 )Ashley Edwards 2)Nikld Ed~ards 3)Lindsey Ramos; Mule Memory-2)team, Evelyn Ashley Ellena,

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It is time.f~r the annual stotkholders meeting of . Panhandle-Plains Federal Land Bank Association and this year ~s a special thank you to our members, we are throwing a big party with en,ert,ilunent by the COlltitry band~ "BI~e Pr@;ie" attd pleJityof:~l;t dqqt pr~s.

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No matter how happily a woman may be married, it always pleases her to discot~er that there is a nice man who wishes that she were not.

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Plains cottonarawers, Inc.

c p:'~~~~~::. Lubbock Memorial Civic Center

Friday, Aprll17 Room 107

Registration 8:30 am

Also plan to attend the producer workshop "Adjusting Cotton Production Systems for

Boll Weevil Management." Workshop registration begins at 1:30pm.

Call 792-4904 for more Information. ~ Plains Cotton Growers, Inc.

4510 Englewood Ave. • Lubbock. Te!'lls 79414 Phone: 806-792-4904 • Fax: 806·792·4906

RX 799 Bt-114 day$, excellent ear flex, good drought tolerance, responds to high plant populations, excellent yield potential

Weevil Meeting Is Slated As the 1998 coHon planting

season approaches, the boll weevil is assuming center stage.

Overwinter habitat studies conducted during the winter months by the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station indicate high survival rates for boll weevils. A sampling study or real-time survival conduc:led by the Texas Ag. Extension Service and Plains CoHon Growers during the past few weeks show many times more boll weevils in habitat ready to emerge than in prior years.

Wlhgreatermembersthanever seen before on the Plains and such a high survival rate, coHon producersarebnJshingupontheir

Gene Latham, Hale Center Coop Gin Manager, will be hosting a Boll Weevil Information Meeting, Monday, AprD 13, at 7 p.m. In the Hale Center City Hal. Lathamwil be providing information on the history, biology, control an.d eradication of the boll weevil. All farmers and land owners are invited and encouraged to attend the meeting.

boll weevil management skills. A couon proci.lcer workshop

"Adjusting Crop Production Systems for Boll Weevil Management" will be held in conjunction with Plains CoHon Growers anrual meeting Friday, April17, at the Lubbock Memorial Civic Center starting at 1 :30 p.m.

A comprehensive publication titled "Boll Weevil Management In the Texas High Plains• published by Plains Cotton Growers on behalf of the Texas High Plains Boll Weevil Task Force is available at no charge from PCG and Texas Ag. Extension Service offices throughout the area. .

Local Cattle Breeders Bull Is Recognized

TYRE Dean 17B, a bull owned by Cotton Center Limousln breeders, Troy and Kyle BumeH, BumeH Brothers Limousin, has been awarded-the Silver Medal for the Plains Region a~ ranked 7th in the nation in .the sire division of the North American Limousln Foundation (NALF) Medal ot Excelence (MOE) program.

TYRE Dean is co-owned with Magness Land and Cattle . of Platteville, Colo. and Lawrence Family Limousin of Anton.

There will be an organizational National and regional medals in meeting of the "Blue Eyes•, thesiredivisionareawardedbased Monday, April 20, . in the Hale on Points progeny aocumulat' by Center · · City Hall. The partlc;ipating and placing in MOE o."" .. u• nlzatlonal meeting. wiD begin recognized . shows. . During . the

· · ·- 1997-!~8 MOE show season. 816 ·.. ·~.·. . 77.0. •ll2'd~ylllat,U,n· ··· · '.ty, g®d .. · · ... •. . at 6:3Q p._l'n; · · · · bi:llls . aljcflemales ' exhblted . at: . . . , . ... . _ . - . ... ·· · . .. "Biu·e, Ey~s" I. ·~ .Jiat!ghill IJ•ti~n~f,: i~o.i~n~f· aod ·state dt()~J,i,~. ~~~~~:-llverag~f·e,r . . . omaolz8tJ9tlttta~ Ut.ll~es:~~.1-1 · .. limousin shoW$'that. rePr&S.ented. ·tle~~ . -vJliltt,blein JMl veisi~ns,' · syitel'!l· ,~JJed ;.,Y ~'Hille . 2~2 alres.aild~ dams, . . excellent ;Yield :pote11tial · Center . Police Dtr.tlftEilit and . .......,.........,...._......,..,...... Hale County Sheriffs Office, "BBIie.

RX 730 NEW-111 day maturity, excellent drought tolerance, responds to high plant popuiations, exeellent ear flex, e~cellentl yield pc>tential, this v•iiety will yield when

M~n::=='t· co.,_ditio~s are dry or inplltS are ~~d;

Eyes· re-enforces crime awareness. The purpose of the organization Is .not to. Intervene In polce~tec:tlonbuthelpth$publlc tob8oomemoreawareofpossble crimes and to initiate police action through .9.:-1-1:

'First Baptist Church Prayer Une

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Managing Stale Seedbed Cotton

If vou bt·ddt·d your cotton arl\"\ in th;· fall or wmt~r. you 'n· J '''1' ahead of tht· n·st now. Cotnpktin.: field work aticr lt:~rvt"'it ;:c·m·r.rlly

pn>vide< mon· tlmr.- in tht· sprinfl torpl.not ­m~. Also. it prn­vid.-s a qu.tlity sc·edbcd fi.>r (.tst scc:Jiing t•n• ·:r­~enrc and unifi.n111 st.uu.i.\. Howr..•ver. SOli It'

Wt't.>d COiltn'll

may he satTifin.J. 1<> elimiolate

lUJwantl·dgras.~.as and wc<'d• dut haw Cnl<'t'h'<"d in your >ccdbcd ovn the wmtcr .md spnn~. ;tpply a burndown hcrbicide prior to pbntin~. A prepl.mt burn­down remains the best method tl>r ""'ed control when pn·parinf(IIO-till or stale seedbed n>tton lidds. 13~ginnin~ with .t cl<.>an lidd makt•< pLmtin~ po~<ihlt· ;md t·nahl,·• the rrop to ~ct a head start on both annual ~r.tssc•s ;md annu<tl hm;rdkaf weed<.

l'roducch also can pi!Q..'Yh.tCk v:triom JObs such .as preenll't'h"""''' herhictdcs or hqutd tertihzer "I'Ph­c.ttions alon~ wtth dte hurndown .

A numh:r of hurndown hcrhi< ide" rxist. but makt· n:rt.1in to rhoost· a produt"t that: • control~ ;I Pm.1d spt•(trllln nf

weed< .md ~r.t<St"< • work.< quickly • is minfast in only minlltt>s.

GRAMOXONE" EXTRA is a nonselective, cont.1ct herhit·idc that desiccates weed< in ju<t a d;~y or two. Some other nonselective

· herbicide.. like glyphmate. take up to a week or more to work. And. Gramoxone Extra is rainfast in only 30 minutes. A herbicide tlmt is rain­fa<it in a matter of minutt-s can me-m lasting weed coni):OI. elimi1Mting the need to reapply c·hemical.

Gramoxone Extra works on a wide range of'grasses and broadleaf we~.ds. AdditionaDy, the Environmental Protect;ion Agent-y (EPA) recently reduced the handling n:sttictioll$ for . Grnmaxone Extra, so 6eld po5ting is not required wh¢n it's used. And; the product now L"Otlle<

.· in .3 .white recyclable c;ont:litl!:l' with . a ~~~rineasunng WiJ]dow for e.sier

· tllJlO\Gg~n y6u · ~~~d ipe~dwith. · confulen~e •. 1=ounton GrantoKoite Extr~ to get the job·doile f~st . .

For more information about · Gramoxone· Extra. contat;:t your

local ag chem dealer.

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BIG Breakfast I. A good marriage is that in which · Obituaries each appoints the other guardian .___..._ __ ---------------.....1 of his solitude.

Bill Black Cemetery under the direction of Rainer Maria Rilke Freeman-AbeD Funeral Home.

Funeral services for Bill Black, Mrs. Rodriguez died Friday, April fatherofCindyAshmore,wereheld 3, 1998, in Lubbock Methodist Monday,April6,1ntheFi~Unlted Hospital. MethodistChurchinPialnviewwith She was bom Nov. 22,1927, in Dr. R.L. Kirk, associate pastor of Hebbronville and married Llbrado St.Stephen'sMethodlstChurchln Rodriguez on Sept. 10, 1945, in Amarillo, officiating. Mathis. ShemovedtoHaleCenter

Burial was In Muleshoe from MathiS in 1951. She was a Cemetery. member of St. Theresa's Catholic

Mr. Black, 58, died Frklay, April Church. 3, 1998, In Methodist Hospital In · SUrviving are her husband; a Plainview. son, Joe H. of Sunray; six

HewasbomSept.10,1939,1n .daughters, Lupe Venegas, Mary Clovis, N.M. Espinosa, and Sulema Harding,

Black grew up In Muleshoe and all of Hale Center, Lucy Rodriguez, aHended school there, graduating Diana White and Sylvia Garcia, all from Muleshoe High School. He of Amarillo; her father, Diego also graduated from Texas Tech Huerta of Hobbs; two brothers, University. Jessue Huerta of Plainview and

He went to work for Production Amador Huerta of Hobbs, N.M.; Credit Association at Floydada ill two sisters, CarloHa Lopez of 1963. He transferred to Tulia In Hobbs and Julie Perez of Anson; 1965 as manager and transferred 18 grandchildren· and 19 great-

. to the central office In Plainview In grandchildren. 1972. Hewasappolntedpresiclent in 1979 and served In that position until his retirement in 1992.

He was a member Of the First United Methodist Church In Plainview and a past member of the Plainview Rodeo Association.

Survivors Include another daughter, Terri Forten~erry of Hereford; six brothers, Lyndal, Ronnie, Gaylon, Dean, Rex, and Kim Black, all of Lazbuddie; five sisters, Katherln~ McCain of Odessa. Maxie Rogers and Shirley Waggoner; both of Muleshoe, Karen Murray of Lubbock, and Alia Morris of Lean~er; ·and four grandchildren, Amber. and Ashley Fortenberry of Hereford and Jordon and Morgan ·Ashmore f

To Run In Boston Race

Heidi HuHhlnes, a 1994 Hale Center graduate, Is getting the chance to. make a run of her lifetime. MissHuffhines will getto participate in the .Boston Marathon, that features theworkl's top long distance.runners.

The twenty-six mile run will b4t telecast on ESPN April 20, beginning at 12:00, noon. Tt)e senior at Texas A&M qualfled for the event recently . and . will be we1anng "'.lmt:l""r 10,191 •. She Will

15,000 runner~ Hale Center. . · .· ·

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Burial was In Hale Center Huffhlnes.

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PUBLIC NOTICE RABIES CLINIC SLATED.

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Or. . . . P.V:M., Of Hill Veterinary Servlc:e In Abernathy will be available to provide a variety of shot~ for pets. Dr. HHI will provide the rabies v.acclnation at a dscount.price of$7. Additional shots available are: · · ·

Canine Distemper ·Parvo Vaccine Ooo Worming . Fellne .Rables i=enne Ol$temper

r--e~aRicCc*ffi~nNG&Ri~~mo-, : CITY ELECTRIC OF PLAINVIEW, INC.: 1 4428 Olton Road Plainview 1 L~~~~~---~!~~U---~~~~~~

HCFVD Building Fund Donation List Is Growing

The Hale Center Volunteer Fire Department Is seeking donations

....----------------------, tohelpthedepartmentconstructa PUBLIC NOTICE STUCENTTRANSFERS

Parents who have children now anendlng or desiring to attend Hale Center Schools, who do not live In the Hale Center School DistrtctmustapplyforaStudentTranlferprlortoAprll21,1998.

The state requires that the • Application forStudentTransfer" be signed now for the 1998-99 school year. These forms are now available in the Administration Oftice located at 1 03 W. Cleveland, Hale Center, Texas.

new metal building to be used to hOuse equipment. The purposed building will contain 2,400 square feet of floor space with a target price of $20-25,000.

Anyonewantingtocontribute to the building fund can send donatiOns to: Hale Center VFD, Box 549, Hale Center or you can give donations to Claude Bumett L-----------------------1 or Lee Dent. All donations are tax

PUBLIC NOTICE The City of Hale Center has been notified by the Texas

Department of Health that the water supplied by its system exceeds the maximum constituent level for Fluoride established by the Department's "Drinking Water Standards· which were promulgated as required by the "Safe Drinking Water Ad. Public Law 93-523 (US).

The limit tor this area has bee.n set at 1.6 milligrams of Fluoride per liter of water. ·The samples of water from _ the hale Center system contain 2.8 milligrams of Fluoride per liter. There is no immediate health hazard for drinking water containing Fluoride at this level.

The FluOride may cause mottling (brown staining) of the teeth of children under 14 years of age.

The City is Investigating available treatment techniques to lower the Fluoride to allowable levels.

PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCE NO. 451

An OrcJIIIInce Amending Onlllllnce Number 428, The Retail Food SetviCe Ragulatlonl Ordllllnce Of Hale center, T••· by changing the penni fM amounts: repelling .all contlletlngordl...,_,provldlngtorthemethOCiofpubiiCatiOn and 1181111118 and •lartna an emergency.

Whereas, the regulation of retail f®d establlshmerlls is ~e.•rv t~ j)t'Otect the p.abll(; tletilth . of. the citizens Qf Hale c;~oter: .· · · ·

tHEFIEF(lrt'E,BGITORI)AI.NEDI}Ytf:iEblTY.COUNCILOF .· tHE:OrtY OF. HAL~ CEf.,JTEa~ TEXAS: ·

. SECTioN 1: Paragraph 2,of SectiOn 11 of Ordinance Nurnb8r 429 Is hereby amended to read as foHows:

Permits shaH be required of any establishment gcMJmed by this Ordlna~. FBBs forpermitsshallbe$58.80 per year unless the establishment operates on a seasonal basi$ and shaUoper;,te · tor six (6} months or less, In whk;h case the permit fiB shall b.: $29;40. Permit fflfiS are· no ·refundable. Establishments .that require multflle Inspections shall pay additional fBBs for each extfl lnsp(Ction. · · ·

· SECTION 2: This Ordlnanceshan~ke effect from,and $fterthe · dat.-. l)f. Jts '~ll!~ion lh1~ ~ICI~ f"'blleatiOn .tn the CltY~f H~e

· Ctf1ter; ·Tex.~~*"lct):PIJbl~tiQn shai.I.~!Qierll .If .H~,_Ins . th$ c:apifon ofthl$ OiUina~q. 1\11 ordinances In col'lfl!ct With Ordl~ 144 as hereb)'amenc:Jed a.re he.-eby repealed.

secTiONa: ·_Tileneed.ioprotectthe healtlloJthepeoplelnthe lnco'J)OI'ate City HmltsoUtte City Qf Hale Center, Tex~; creates an emergency and an, lr(1)8~!Ve:,..,lc ~sslty to exist! and : .. thatthl$. 9Rtlna!'C8tie~~ifi811Y. ~ take.effect~J'd be •n fUll ·•· . force.~ ef!~~ftQm and; ~e.r~s.~~Jing; · . .

dedldble. Anonymous donations are also appreciated.

Ciaude & Dora BumeH $500 Roger Mahagan $21 Spec & Coralie Cox $30 Lee & Juanita Dent $500 Michael & Candance Keller

$500 G.B. Supply $100 Tommy Louthan $50 TroHer Farms $100 Helbert Farms $200 Gary Koelder $1 00 Gary'sCoHonBoiiGin $1000 J.G.&NancyCannon $100 Sherrill & Emma Rigsby $50 H.C.Insurance $150 H.C.LionsCiub $1000 Wayne Greenhaw $50 Jack Lewis $25 AmerlcanlegiOnAu)cllary $25 T.C. Clark $100 C.C. Coop Gin $1000 O.A. Stout Jr. $250 Mr & Mrs John Lyles · $500 C.H. Keeton $150 Ray&MarjorleFreeman $100 Quarterway Gin $500 1stNationaiBankW.T. $500 . TroyBrown $~0!> JoyC$ Pa~~Y , . .. ~5

· . ·,Gene&Jan!eHeath. $100 H!tory· & EIOulse Rleff . $50 SIJ)Okle~Margaretfaith $tOO Grace Roney $100 West Builders $100 HaroldVaughn $100 Brown Pharmacy $100 John Blount $500

LAWN CARE Mowing, edging, scalping.

HELP WANTED Friends Convenience Store is

looking for full-time associates. Shiftsare2-10,10.6. Applywlthln. We tra!n for5 days, no experelnce necessary.

HELP WANTED Reasonable ratlea. Satisfaction guaranteed.

The City of Hale Center Is now taking applications for position of utility maintenance worker. High School diploma or equivalent required. Pick up applications at City Hall, 702 Main St.

Hobert IJeLeoD J.R.Shaver

889-2888 or 889-2108

Small engines repaired: lawnmow.ers, tillers, edgers, weedeaters, liquid transfer pumps and other small engines. Pickup and delivery available.

Call 889-2002 Leave message if no answer.

· S & T YARD SERVICE A complete lawn service 839-2684 or 839-2675

Cleveland Street Self-Storage

Monthly & annual rates Small & large garage siz(' Contact Rick Black

839·2089 8081774·7936

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COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR, 1 112 Country Home,

Brick. Can be bought wHh 30x40 steel bam. Approxl-mately1 112 ~~·

LARGE CITY HOME Large 4 BR, 2 bath, 3-car

garage, sunroom for ente­rtaining, 2 basements, sprinkler systems. Don't overlook this home. Nice yard, fruit trees, room to growl

GREAT FAMILY HOME 307 Ave. K

3 BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, fenced yard, good location. Real nice fami~.!'Ome

Contact us for a custom home In our new addition. We can help arrange financing. We .can assist you with your real estate or finance questions.

C.P.Smlth Real Estate ' 879-2348

Office 839-2212

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Call888-110! West Bailden Supply .

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Published weekly on Friday of each week, except first Friday after Christmas and one Friday during the summer months.

Periodical postage paid at United States Post Office, Hale Center, Texas 79041.

SUBSCRIPriON RATES $17.00 per year in Hale County

$20.00 per year outside Hale County

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L-. -: TEXSCAN WEEK OF APRILS, 1998 .AAMCOTRANSMISSIONS IN FJ.illalrNi-• zona ii ac:ceplinf applicelions for 111 R&R and 111 • BUSINESS OPfORTUNITIES experienced Rcbuildcr. 1·8(10.23S·SB66.

We offer •nutritiou$ ·meals

.L •snacks. : .. ·· ·• ..•... ·. ··.· · :: ·. ~s:tr:~~J~t:~~J)~8!Y':;f:il1!1e; .. ·· . : · · ··-varlely 'C1fle(4rning"program.s .. • • . . • • • ! Contact: Karen Boyce, Ditector

· : · Hi-Plains Hospital • : . 839-2471 ext. ·241 : .•...•.... ~ '!. ~ .................. '··. • ..... .

HUSJIEY OISTJuBtrro.RS NEEDED! 90K COMPUTER OPERATORS NEEDED. Erilr)' yCII'Iy poccdillll <mallocalroas included. $7,()00 10 cllpaicnced Data Bnlry, Wont Proccssin,B. Ex­lnve.tmed Iru.malionai V:ftd Corp. · eel, Desk~ Publishin&, Hudware npW,r, Web

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