·so¢ Successful CoaoD Resigns Owlette Assistant Is

TG'!Head Plainview· Program ;~~~~~.,c2~~-. : · ·· · · · · · . Qtthe Hale Center School Board• staff In 1992 as the Owlette

lfla .• to~~.ootnn'llflllY, achool · etUde"" and thi .- Into the regional toumament two · ctW18tttasslstantcoachJeriBeen- assistant coach and head girls owt~l~ll'ldAlhltllc district. years. . 'GoOdman was named head girts track and cross country coach. DI'*Cflot .,..nlot •.Aihmore, has With the reslgnatiO,Il of One accomplishment of ~coach. . • She 8UCC8tdl. · . She has been Instrumental In *"' ._ '· .: bOY* bask8_. Ashmore, the Hale Ce~ter Ashmore's that rises to thlt top 18 ·:!formerheadtfasketbalcoachand helping develop the 0wtt1tes Into poiiiQn,«t · · . bl8kttball pR»>ra:m *'II bt trytriO the llq)roveme{d of the Owlene Athletic Director Junior Ashmore. a powerhouse. Through her

T.he Wate l:enter product to fl a big pP In the auCCtSsfUI program when he took over ~ Ashrnorerecenttyreslgnedflom direction she produced an ..aumect1ohil.atmamater12yeal8 program. Ashmore recently command ·of the floundering theglltspo$1ltonandrealgnedfrom outstanding farm system for the agotoheadthlbllktlbdpiOQI'Wft stepped down as Owlette squfld. He began to rebt,alld the the · IICid>fc~strtct last week to high school basketbal program. folowlng .a three year sttnl u a balketbdcoachand l'fOWwlhthe team Into a COfl1)etltlve force that accept thl head boyS basiuftball Her junior high and junior varsity jun(OrhlghooachlnDimmlltundtr bova program vac.ant. schOol began to pay dividends. Taking •lllor{:rt .. Pialnvlew. teams have posted Impressive the direction of. the tegendaiy ·~lorf wll bt lttn:h&ng ovetrtheOWtetttssbcyears ago he A Sprthglak•Earth graduate, recordsintoumamentandltason gutctarrct· of coach 'Kenneth for a boys._., ball<ttbal coaCh tu,.S a,round the program that Coach Been began her coaching play. CleVeland. and AthletiC Director. School was.,..from-.Jtaaonplay careeratBovlnaln1991,folowing SheheipedcoachtheOwlettes

He lfll ·'lll'l'lett • ·,..pect Of Boiftt~IJ~~mQted · .,__.to page 4 her con.,letlon at Texas Tech contlrilecl to page e .,... ~· 1101' Onty-wlttHtiB ---owrette . ......,, _..,,seen as · ·

==:=~ ~~.:,::-~=on::mtr:. ~Efl<' Ace To Play In All Star Game court. flit ..... ,.... p ~ld Ashmore .,so etrv.41Cl as Athletic ~--·wl&emlssed:bJ-hiQb Dlteetor torN fChoiOf distriCt. Zlb land';. son of Randy . and

taoys he'd Qalldy~ofCottonCtnter,haa . M IChoQt:· UAd.rllned hiS outstanding

·a; .IJlJnle!i'f: llrtah position,. baBabal·career at COtton center Ai~toi'l:'lore .. tlq~!nd,·.ring. Wlh hiS tl818Ctf0nto PEtl'fonllt ln11he

bl~;~e· GOY~11i.·wiltt si~lfflf'· .a(Kl~~ satin stripes. l:acifJJI'eld a ')ith bOuquet of · yellow roses~ blut'IGa,alid . Whltl~yWalkerot P!.allov~~.~~:-~ Heat~ Huffhines of . the bride~ cousins, were . girl and rlhg bearer; Jere~ ancL Marci Huffhlri~ of Hale .C~nter-; ;. cousins of the bride, were > candfelighters.

Donald G1,1y .. lnglet Sr. or : CYJ)ress, th' OI'Qp':I}S l~~het, wa,

best man. Groomsmen were John Neil of Houston and Rich scon of Dallas.

Ushers were Perry Walker or · Plai11view, the br!cfe'lil uncle, b.oug Rose of ~ Hot.~S:ton, Brando.n Slaifong of Houliltorfai'ld 'Sha'M Ttlonpsonot Dallas. · . . .. · ·. . . , , · .. · .. , · .··· , ."' . -''" .. . . . ..•... ;:· · . Ae#J:!~f!lnesofH!Peqe~er, _ ~Ia c~,ftu ~ Jv.~ 901~,~, botthof:J.ubixx:tMannounce the

th~tbrid&'saunt, prestntectn~~.tsi6a1 engagt,.~Aft, . qtltttr,~.C~Ltte 9antu, to Tony. v. Aguirre Jr., ~~tons. · · ·· llqfl,9f)onya~;~a. ... ne .. QJ,Hakt-Qenler. , . • . C:tUrch . . ]111· bd<fe~l . llf~~~ O..r F\oo1~.High Sohclol. She hils = pa.,y:.were u-.rtYn. J<l;,a; .. !ta"tn,~rt J.tv(faf4~~· ~nd Tttlf•· Tt<l~tand·wm eo~e her

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Elks . Dominate AU District Team

Regional se,.finaflsts, Colton Center Elks dominated the all

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district selections for district 3·A The Elks placed five players on the on the 13 member squad.

Pacing the selection was Zeb The Book of Matthew recounts Land who nailed down the MVP a story of Jesus multiplying two honors for the league. Land fish and five loaves of bread Into dol'fllnaled the opposing batsmen enough fooil to feed five thousand

· from the mound as he registered . people (that Is Hale Center's · ni population doubled). Afterwa.as,

overtwostrlkeoutsforevery•n ng the Disciples gathered In twelve he pitched in loop play· He also basketfuls of leftovers. Last posted an lllp'essive record at Wednesdaywewerewltnessesto the plate swinging the bat at over another miraculous Ingathering. a .500 clip. · The Youth First Baptist Church

Joining Land on the elite squad placed emply bags on lhe doors of was catcher sophOmore Jon Land, infielder junior Victor Saenz, every home In Hale Center with outfielder junior Octavio Ureste Instructions to place . non· and designated hitter' junior . perishable food items In them for Jeremy McFerrin. lhe MHCfoodpantry. Nine pickups

also receiving accolades from and about 20 youth and adults h 1 ed th weresentoutWednesdayevenlng league coac es, se ect to e to collect the donations. The

· second team was lnflelde,r ·Eirly or Medium Elrly· K 1 N' hoi loaves and fishes were multipBedl

sophomore ev n ·10 s. Inventory Is still begin taken but Is ADAf ... t.C:t. eiOJII: CoachBretTyler'sEiksenjOyed ~ averysuccessfjdseason. Posting estimated that over 3,000 Items S. u. Nf·LO.WE·. ·R· S. the best record since the were coDected. everything from

· c applesauce to zucchini will be •BliCk 0·11 ~. conception of lhe sport at otton available to the community • ,...,... Center, The ElkS marched lo the ·' · · regional seml·flnal game and because of your generosity. The .G. ·.E. _R·. · M-.. A .. N· M.I·.LL. E. ·T recordedaseasonrecordof15·5. Items will be dispensed from the

· Cotton Center is a sure bet to foodpantrytoanypersonsinneed make another strong bid on the Ofextrahelp. LlkeChrist'smlracle,

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r.!:===========~======~-~~ri!!!!~~-----, your overwhelming support. expe ence. · · · REMINDER: Another comrnu-. nlty Garage Sale this weekend at 607 Main Street. ·

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Pu6licLi6rary

~:eading Program Schedules Events

The HaleCel1erPubllcl.lbrary's Summer Reading Progremwil be hosting a variety of events through July 16. Those events are as follows:

Wednesday, June 23, the Plainview . Humane Society will give a program on pet care at 9:30 a.m.atthePiazanexttotheLibrary. Please bring a can of pet food or a treat as a donation for our animal friends.

Wednesday, June 30, Michael Harrell will have his model airplanes and give a flying demonstration at the Plaza next to the Library at 9:30 a.m.

Wednesday, July 7, the DPS robot will be at the Library at 2:00 p.m.

Friday, July 16,Magic Monte the Magician will give a magic shOw at the Library at 9:30 a.m. Reading certificates will also be presented that day for those who complete the 15 book requirement.

The top 1 0 reasons why Summer Reading Progran.s are important.

•Studies have repeatedly demonstrated that summer reading helps children retain reading skills.

•Reading is the single sunmer activity that is ~stently related to summer learning. ·

•Success in reading encourages mote reading, and more reading epcourag~s more sycoe~. · ·. •library rlaclirfo· ·pr~gran:rs proY'ide . Qpportuhl~ies ~ ht: all Cljji(tien·t~~ing ·children With

, . own .. .;n1t•l~iJII' ·· physical or learning. ·disabilities. •• · . •Libraries provlcte a CQOI place

S..t drinking •••• , to .spend hot summer days. . ' · .25' per pllon • The librarian can help chUdren

THE FUTURE CALLS FOR select bOoks . that ·are exciting, Q · ~ Interesting and fun to reacl. ~llj):rA •Reading together Is a great

family activity, and it's free.! •Programs and activities . that

encourage :Children to use their imagination are readilY availallle.

. .. •Cilildrenc~u1keepln·touchwlth . · · .· sc.l'lQO!fri.,.;a~.maken,ewones

at ttie library. · · •Chlldrih' Who can read can

ar.hieve their dreams. . .

.1\outltue.witldn aU~ imd .-;. · · tain co.,p8M, b.ut error • is .

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Three Owls S,elected To AU District Sq,uad A trio of Diamond Owls were free tickets.

recognized tor their efforts on the A steady player at the f)llle and playlngflerct. Receivlngacooladml In fielding, Shiloh King gained from opposing leagues coaches, Jeague honors . .as an all,-dlsttlct voted to the all-district 3-AA team outfielder. Roaming ._ and were senlor Shiloh King; and cornm&Jidlngtheoutfleldthesenlor juniors Carlos Rivas and Gene was also a leading hlltet for the Ford. -Owls. Heeamedabdklgaverage . A leading vote getter ·fOr the of .297 and waa a team leader In

Owls was pitcher/Infielder Carlos free pas~•· Rivas. The junior lead the Owls Rounding out "' Hale Center offensively!nthreecategorles. He )nstarswasGeneFord. Hlsabllly paced the Owls In balling with a to perlorm at any posnton gal,ned .552 average. At the plate the him all district status as an utllily speedy Rivas was credhed with 4 selection. triples and 3 round trippers. He A thief on the base 'Paths. ford alsopostedSdOtlblestohlscredh. · swiped 13 bases to lead the 1oca1 ·

On1hetnouncl Alvas was Hale nine. He allo<flll for power while Center's ace. The right hancler ~vfnga.332batllngaverag8. He was credited with an ERA of 3.21 attuok ~he opposing pitchers for 1 and collected 58strlceouts while homer,4d0ublesand4trlplesfor allowing only 19 opposing. batters the season.

Coach Leaves Staff Another head coach has left the

ranks of the Owls. Head baseball and Owl issistanl coach, Slc(hey Lopez has llJSigned It' acc,pt . a coaching position with his alma miller, SemlnokfHigh SChOol. N. Semli'IOie he wlllasstst In toolbal and baseball. ·

- 'A fJOPI'lar coach wnh athletes ailcl parents, Lopt! has fOrged a . 32-31 record while at the helm en the Otamond Owls. f)utlngi1talli'8t twoseasonsclrectlnOtheOWJson thebaseballc:tlamond; Hare center clalmedtv40dlstl'let~abofort

golng2-12thts year. Lopez also sarved as an Owl as8181P,t coach In ballk-11 find foOtbiH.

Whh the 1:8Siana.tlon of Lopez, the Hale Center sports center will .havethreenewf1eadcoaches and­a new athletic dlrector·tbr· tHe 'upcomlngnM&Choolyear. Coach Jeri Been has recently -been named head girls coaCh · and admlnlstratlonlspresttntlyHeklng pel'$0ns to ·fill the tolls Of head boys basketball, baseball and athl$110 diriiQtor.

ASHMORE._ ............. . .Jrompage 1-

for 10 years Into post season play the last thr88 aeasons.

Tht flrtt. year as he~d of :ll)e glrlsprogramtheypostedaSixwln seasop and _Improved eac. year underhlsguldance. TheOwlettes broke the playoff drought during the 1896-97 year and this year Hal& Center's five galrled a 28-4 season before bowtng·out In the regional finals. ·

ves-stated Next Week

MembersoftheCtud'loiChrlll will be h08flnSj a Vacation ~It SchOol •xt week.· Jllne 22~'28. Chldren cridle IOIHixth grade will enjoy this years theme: Treasure Hunt-Billl 14Mnluri. Acllvlles will be flom t-11:30. Acllvlllel wHt ln!*lde craftl, food, play, and many other fun lvents.

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Hale Center Coop pply is _offering . . ' . ' ' ,.. _ ~~ . ' - .· .. ·~- .. .. ~

an exclusive fOr' area farmers··; T··-H···-e· · R·-· ~o-. :. u; ,N:.> :o·· _-,.., .• :;,aa~- - c~ , ... ~ .. ~·: .:e: · , · "·· .· , · · , ·· ·vr~-··~~JI#~I · ··•· ·-. ·· - . . ·_ . . . ' ·.· ... · --. . . · _ .•:/- . . . . ' '\ _ ( '·"'' :; ~ · . . . . . .

Th .. ~.11 and -~~mpcy 15. and 3o geUOn "l'WMn·. • .-. Npidly alliriiila 'lri plapui8H&y fOr i.1r ~ r.1jbt ... -. .... :

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School Board Meets The Board of TlliStees for the Hale Center lndepeadent School District met ·iD special called session at 7:30a.m., Thunday, J1111e 10, 1999, in the Board Room of the HCISD Administration Office. Members and achool pcnonncl preseat were President Tommy Horsford; Vice-President Roger Mabapn; Secretary Butch Harrell; Members Lee Moralez, Diana Trevino; and Superintendent Walter Cox, Business Manager Eddie Benefield, Kelly Priest, HS Principal Wayne Monen, Alblctic Diiector Junior AShmore.

I. President Tommy Horsford called the meeting to onler at 7:3S a.m. 2- Butch HureU gave the invocation. 3. Wayne MDIRIII presented Jeri Been-Goodman as his recommendalion for the

position of Head Girls Basketball Coach. Blitch Harrell moved to accept Mr. ~mm 's recommendation ofJeri Been-Goodman subject to assiBJIIIIent. Seconded by Lee Moralez. Vote: 4 for, I against (D. Trevino). Motion passed.

4. Mr. Cox notified the board of the foDowing resignations: Cindy Chapman-HS, Cindy Clemeots-MS, and Kent Price-MS.

S. Roger Mahapn 1110' ed to approve waiver of 3 days eaGh year fur staft" dewlopment for the •• ext three school years. Seconded by Diana Trevino. Vote: S for, 0 apinst. Motion passed U11811imously.

6. Mr. Horsford adjo1D11ed the mlllllillg at 8:50 a.m.

·senior Citizens "In The Limelight"

416 W. 2nd•839-2428 'By 9{pveff4. Sneea

Mondly,. J,une 21 Chicken Patty on a Bun, Macaroni Salad, Fries, Plum cobbler

Tuesday, June 22 • Turkey & Dressing. Sweet Potatoes, Green Beans, Tossed Salad,

Cranbeny Dessen, Wl'leat Roll wec~...-y, Juna23 · .

Braised Beef, Brown Gravy, White Rice, Brussel Sprouts, Peach Cobbler, Com Bread

Thul'lday, June 24 · Sloppy Joes, Fries, Carrots, P~les, Pineapple Jello, Gln,g&lbrelld

Friday, June 25 · Fish, Baked Beans, Brocc:oll, Coleslaw, Chocolate Pudclng, Com

Bread ·

TheHateCentei'SerdorCitlz&nb Mr. and MIJI. Robert McDonald are still good !'fleals and .• , H you have a •nee 'COme by attendance . . We ~e the best ~nd:eeeour~autlfUf.t~eWaddltlon. ·cooksanywtltre;.'h'lsanlceplaee . We have rjcelved a'·r.eal cute to come and see friends and have dinner bell, donated In honor Of a good meal. · Ms. Novie, Just because_we think

V!eltorl ·thli w~ were .Max she's sort of: special, bY Raul and Cadllo ·and· Eautene Needham. Vickie Rulz. · JUdy Cru"" came one day too.

Ttl& school's new . ~siness manager, Mr. P~st. came by One day with SpeQIC Co~ and t\eiPed deliver Meals Ott VVheela; · We were gla!:f to mee• htm. All of Q!.ir .. ;vol.,nteers . are · sincerely

Engagement . (Thank You J Anr,:Junced ..--tt(h~- .-,.,-. ,_~tt--·_..,.

wewouldlketothankevecyone tor the prJyers and 8UPPOi1 giVen ·IIIRiugh' SUsie's ordeal. Also· for the love Offering given. Again we

flit',. -~.

· say "Thank You: ·

Mo~towels, laundt.Y bags,

'pillow ciases & throws.

.bti1\aa9'Aiili Lvnn. ware Of Rowlette . announce I he engagementoflhetrdaughterLisa Ware, tp Jamie W. Slnk._Uie, son of GafY Slnkule of Plano lfif kaye · · Slntwle Of Rowlttte. The <bricfe;. elaclisth8g~er~l;sskt ware Stevens of Wale Oellttlftd the of

Bobby, Chrlsle, ~urle & Susie Stroud, and Chris Struve

Into post seasonpliythe 18$ttl'lree Wlh her help the local five

,~ Into the regional finals Msyear. .. · ·

Classic Garments . &;;Desip. LTD.

Deb6rah Helbert Bale C.ter 889~nu

*Deborah's Gifts Wrapped in Balloons*

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visit· t1u1 PedtJtJt Street or SlJopg

Lubbock. Taaa lae 18 - :ao. 1889

Lubbock Mem. Otvle Center 1501 Sixth Sl., Tat. Avt. 01!1. 7111 Sl., tum east

. For thuately old,_... a.t not IWCOIIIIIIIIded.

A Shugart Photographer will be at

•••••••••••••••••• • • : Fund llaising " : • •

Bale Center Senior Ci-tizens· Center

416'West 2nd

• Coupon • •

Saturday, June 26 Photo Hours 9- 1 and 2·- 6

For more-information

call 839•2428 Proceeds to benefit

Hale Center. Meats · on Wheels ' . . . ' -

1 Large8xl0 • Color Portrait , :

Only$&.00 One Coupon Per

Package Coupon is NOT

. • valid with any : other offer : SATISFACTION : GUARANTEED • • •••••••••••••••••

NQTICE B)' PUBLICATIQN

. STATE OF TExAS

To Bluebird Properties and all persons claiming_ any title or interest in land under deed heretofore

giyen to Bluebird Propenies, whose whereabouts. ere unknown, as grantee, and to all whom it

may concern, Defendants:

You have been sued. You may.~loy anattomey. If you or your attomey do not file a

'written answer·Wi~ the clerk .who issued .this_ citation by 10:00 a.m. On the Monday next .

folloWing the expifa.tio~ of 42 ctays after you were served this citation a.KI petition, a default

j~dgmmt may be talc~ ag~t you. The petition of Laura Goodrum, flkla La\lla kogers,

pltindff. waa-filed in the 2GJldJudicjaU)i$trict Court of Hale C~tmty; Texas ~n ~~..-..~ 1999, .awn,st Bluebird PJOpemcs, et al, Defendant, numberc4

- ··""""·' """'·- ··n··· .ndremoWngibc cloud on Plaintiffs title for certain real

~~ocJted lit i061bilnclerbird Way, piainVjew; Texas,legQlly described as Lot 7, atQC:k 7, ..

:b~;~~;, l •• ~~~~ j.cklition to the T~wn ,QiPta¥view, .Hale County, Texll$. The name .00

~~·o;a·c~ for~PJ.~fjffis :_Peter I. ~lark~ P.O. Box·s3o, Plain~~. Texas_ 79073.0830.

;.,:-<· :a.~~J?~o\1t!:J:iM' 'j,Q.~~~ in,thls~t~--iiQ'iyj-~t.or ~~- which wilt 1tt bin!ling . .· ::· ... ~· · · ':,-' ~1 '<:· :: ·- - -~~ :~~ .. -.:_--r;~_: ._- - .. ~ - .. -. ·_·; ' ·_;.' ' -~ ~- : . ~ . '· . .

'lbny & Belle's RESTAURANT 'fiOl Main Street • Hale Center, Texas

~----~--------------, 1 SPECIAL 1 I · Open Fathcr'sJ)ay I : BUFFET All You Can Eat : I Sunday, June 20 • U am to 2 pm I L~~~J~~~!~~~~~~~~~~

NEW HOURS Beginning June 23 Monday- Saturday 6:30 am to 2:00pm Wednesday - Thursday 5 pm to 8 pm

Friday FISH FRY 5 pm to 9 pm Closed Sunday ,

Tonv &Belle's RESTAURANT I

PUBLIC NOTICE

Hale Center ISO Will be taking sealed bids on the following tax property

OTHC ILK 77 LOTS 25-26

· Bids should be submitted at 103 West Cleveland Street, Hale Center, TX no later than June 21,1999 813:00 p.m.

6111/18

Halp P9ti!JI¥ .. ' Jeanne Allen ,. . J~tnlcf Abercrombie Opal aourland Kyle BUmett Sl(•et Cargill Robby Campbell

Faver ""~'·ailflllr! l,.1b1'41)' '

QJtitCgunty Earl . ne Beach Eddie Benefield · . Cecil Bird . Douglas BfYan Jack Bailey Ray Bailey (leckyCarr JerryF~y Ke~lhHammitt. _ ..

.. E!JI 1111C1Qin& ·

~:=~v _ · l<~h.Louthan Wit~ LQC)mls . Haiqid Ne~ham Billy overman '