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AbernathyHighSchool'sone-actplayentrywonalter- was named honorable mention. Friona's play won nate in recent UILjudging. Emily Peterson and Josh first and Floydada was second. Watson were named to the all-star cast. Katie King

Abernathy UIL teams win second AbernathyHighSchoolwon 2. Gary Dominguez, 5. J .J.

second place the District 5-AA Smalts , 6. Chase Watson UIL Spring Literary Meet. The The team also won 2nd Place, meet was held at Lockney. Computer Science.

AHS had 269 points. Other CURRENT ISSUES AND districtschoolsearningpoints EVENTS: COACH: DEW­were 1. Lockney 283.5, 2. Floy- AYNE SEXTON dada 253, 3. Hale Center 216, 3. Holly Turner 4. Friona 206, and 5. Olton SCIENCE:COACHES:LISA 177.5. MATTHEWS & DALENE

Academic contestants from BURNS Abernathy won the following 5. Oliver J ackson individual honors: POETRY: COACH: ACCOUNTING: COACH: MELONIE WHITE SHARON KESTER-FAIR 1. Emily Peterson, 2. Lauren 2. Gary Dominguez, 4. Nick Skipper, 4. Ty Horsford Webb, 6. Kelli Johnson NEWSWRITING: COACH: These students were also 1st CHARLOTTE CARTER Place Team in Accounting. 1. Corina Gonzales COMPUTER APPLICA- FEATURE WRITING: TION~ COAClli JUDY COAClli CHARLOTTE BUTCHER CARTER 1. Jordan Bullard, 6. J oel 2. Jordan Bullard, 5. Corina Perez, 8. Nick Webb Gonzales COMPUTER SCIENCE: EDITORIAL WRITING: COACH: LISA PEARSON COACH: CHARL OTTE

CARTER 1. Jordan Bullard, 3. Michael Luna HEADLINE WRITING: COACH: CHARLOTTE CARTER 3. Wendy Howard SPELLING: COACH: DORA TURNER 2. Jason White, 2 . Hol ly Turner, 3. Eric Castanon, 5. Joel Perez Jason White, Holly'l'urner and .Eric Castanon, 1st Place Team

Other students on the UIL Team were Katie Collum, Al­ternate, Accounting; Mel isa Bastardo, Tiffany Lacy and Ashley Kuckhahn , Calculator Applications; Jessica Natal, Alternate, Computer Applica­tions; Kim Wilke, Alternate , Co mpu ter Science; Gary Dominguez, Katy Harkey, Cur­rent Issues & Events; Ashley Kuckhahn, Amanda Turner,

LiteraryCriticism;JoshLopez, Sammie Runnels, Jason White, Mathematics; J acki Burns, Magg ie Layto n, Co rin a Gonza les , P r·ady Writing; Jacey Reid , Alternate, Ready Writing. · Also, J.J. Smalts, Crysta ...._ __________________ ---.~

Co nnell , Eli Revill a, Chris Farr, Nick Bowe, Science; Rhanda Henderson, Jessica Natal, Alte rnates, Science; J ustine Bullard, Jazzica Hood, Newswriting; Justine Bullard, Fea ture Writi ng; Sarah Sytsma, Editorial Writing; Corina Gonzales, Alternate, Editori al Writing; Michael Luna, E li Revilla, Headline Writing; Heather Monroe, Al­ternate, Headline Writing; Sarah Systma, Victoria Lopez, Josh Watson, Prose; Stephanie Oswa l t, Accou nt in g; Josh Lopez , Jacey Reid, Chase Younger, Number Sense.

BUBBA-Also know as Bob Curtis will be the featured performer at the annual Abernathy Chamber of Commerce Banquet Apr. 12.

'Bubba' will tell it like it is at annual chamber banquet

Bubba knows best. And he'll tell you why at the annual

Dr. Della Dillard will operate local clinic !~f~~Yf~~~~~F~:~~~~~t::~

since 1981. They build schools, churches, banks and medical fac ilities . They do several stages of the construction with their crews and then others are also involved. They have a division that deals with resi­dential construction of doors and windows.

By Scott Luce Dr. Della Dillard operates

the Hope Clinic in Hale Cen­ter . Thursday she added Abernathy's medical clinic to her resume.

''We are going to try to oper­ate it at a reasonable cost. We hope to make it pay for itself," Dr. Dillard said while taking a break from sprucing the place up Tuesday afternoon.

''This was thrown together to help the people of Abernathy have some health care here if they want it. If they don't want it, it will prove itself out. We're trying it to help the people of Abernathy."

Dr. Kit Linton closed the office Monday and all medical records went with her to her Plainview office. For a fee pa­tients can get copies of their records. Dr. Linton's telephone number in Plainview is 296-0911.

The city of Abernathy signed a lease-purchase agreement with Covenant Medical Sys­tem Tuesday . The city 's $20,000 offer to buy the build­ing was accepted by Covenant. Covenant gave the city the keys to the building while

Covenant's attorneys are re­viewing the agreement. The closing is setfor May 15, Mayor Bob Burnett said.

Details of the city's agree­ment with Dr. Dillard were not immediately available.

She has operated her Hope Clinic since 1996. She gradu­ated from the University of Louisville in Kentucky in 1992. She is currently working to­ward her masters degree in business administration for physicians at Texas Tech Uni­versity.

When Dr. Dillard is not in Abernathy she is at her Hale Center Clinic for two days.

"If people are sick on our off days here, they can come to Hale Center," she said.

Her local hours will be 9 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

"It won't be the same any­more. We have to work with what the system will provide. Medicare and Medicaid don't always pay for the same things or all of what's owed."

She was still trying to fig­ure out which telephones

__,,._,____,_,__, recognition of the Farm Fam­ily of the Year, Citizen of the Year and Teacher of the Year.

Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 at the door. Youth 12 and under are $6. The banquet begins at 6:30 p.m. at the Ab­ernathy school cafeteria.

Bob Curtis (aka "Bubba") has entertained in various civic organizations across America - Southwest Airlines, Texas A&M faculty, ChamberofCom­merce banquets, Mississippi State Senate, party gatherings, family reunions, Texas Tech ball games and many sports banquets.

My mi ss ion , usi ng my Bubba persona, is to encour­

\. age young people across America the importance of high-school education in order to earn a good living after graduation. He has spoken to teachers concerning the new testing procedures in the state of Texas.

Dr. Della Dillard opened the Abernathy Medical Clinic Thursday morning. She will open the clinic on Tues­days and Thursdays. Dr. Kit Linton closed the clinic Monday. The city signed a lease/purchase agreement with Covenant Medical System in Lubbock Tuesday morning and Dr. Dillard was cleaning the clinic build­ing Tuesday afternoon. worked on what number. The "People are going to have to local number should still be be patient with us while we 298-2525. learn the phone system."

He grew up in Roswell, N.M., and graduated from Rowel High School in 1967.

Bubba quotes "If everything is coming

your way, you're probably in the wrong lane."

"Take your kids hunting and you won 't have tohuntforyour kids."

"Things may come to those who wait, but only things left by those who hustle."

"The conduct of a single moment can ruin the reputa­tion of a lifetime."

"The ladder of success is never crowded at the top."

"Be careful who you step on up on your way up; you may pass them on the way down."

"He that hath little to say, should not take so long to say it."

"He that hath much to say, should not take so long to say it."

"God could never have been a woman because He is the same yesterday, today and for­ever."

Trustees approve contracts, improvements

It has been my experience that if you can make people laugh, you can make people listen. Part ofBubba's mission is to let people know that re­gardless of age, status in the community, everyone can make a difference to someone and therefore make our wofld a better place to live.

He has lived in Lubbock since 1979 and owns Bob's Wood works, Inc., and Bubba's Toys. He has been in business

Chances are you've never "SEEN MY MOMMA" nor heard her speak, but her words are as sharp as an eagle's beak. Bubba's momma says, "If you can't write it and sign it, don't say it."

By Scott Luce Several contracts were ap­

proved by Abernathy school trustees in a special meeting Monday.

Superintendent Herb Youngblood recommended pro­bationary contracts for Tricia Pace, Laura Kelley, Lea Ann Lust and Jill Holt.

He recommended term con­tracts for Angie Cunningham, Beth Harkey, Holly William­son, Dora Turner, Rosi Montoya and Karen Flynn.

Youngblood recommended a term contract for coach Jimmy Burns. Probationary contracts were recommended for assis­tant coaches Benton Buckley

and Billy Quinn. The resignation ofKimberly

Crisler was accepted as were the contract recommendations by unanimous 7-0 votes.

Youngblood said that Crisler's high school English position would not be filled for the next school year. In other cost-cutting measures, he no­tified five aides that "at this time" their positions "probably" won't be available for the next school year. The district has 34 aides. It would take an in­crease in state funding or the student population to keep the aides, he said.

Trustees revisited the "early separation" package offered to

16 eligible teachers. The origi­nal agreement did not offer $22,400 as the lump sum pay­ment. It offered $22,240. The new amount is equal to half the annual salary of the eli­gible teachers.

Also, the payment will be included with the employee's last paycheck from the district.

Youngblood has not received any signed early separation agreements from teachers but

· he has been told there is some interest. The deadline to ac­cept the early separation agree­mentisApr. 17.

Facilities update Trustees approved a few

improvements.

The band practice field will have a new sprinkler system installed this year. That project is expected to cost $10,000.

Concrete will be repaired in' front of the middle school at a cost between $15,000 and $20,000. Also, a concrete side­walk will be built in the KIDs building playground.

All votes passed 7-0. Local policy update

Before acting on contracts and improvements, trustees spent two hours reviewing lo­cal policies. A consultant made some recommendations which, for the most part, were ac­cepted by trustees. Some rec­ommendations were changed.

State drinking water section honors city of Abernathy

The city of Abernathy nized for an outstanding was recognized with a Cer- level of compliance in tificate ofOutstanding Per- monthly monitoring related formance from the Texas to the "Total Coliform Rule". Commission on Environ- For the five year period mental Quality. 1997-2001, your public wa-

Buck Henderson, Pub- ter system had no monitor­licDrinkingWaterSection ing or maximum contami­manager, notified the city nant level (MCL) violations that it was "being recog- ofthe"TotalColiformRule."

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Obituaries Winnie Phillips

Services for Winnie Phi llips, 81, were held Monday at the First Baptist Church in Aber­nathy with the Rev. John Lowrie officiating. Burial was in AbernathyOddfellows Cem­etery under the direction of Abell Funeral Home.

Mrs. Phillips died Friday, March 28, 2003, at BSA Hos­pice in Atuat·illo.

She was born on Oct. 26, 1921, in Erath County. She married Bryan Phillips on April 22, 1940, in Abernathy. He died ln 1980. She was a resident oftheAbernathycom­munity for 61 years and was a member of the First Baptist

Church.

Survivors include two sons , B.W. Phillips of Lake Brownwood and Gary Phillips of Lubbock; a daughter, Bar­bara Watson of Amarillo; a brother, Earl J. Jones, and two sisters, Connie Moore and Ger­trude Babkowski, all of Ste­phenville; eight grandchi ldren; two step-grandchildren; ten great-grandchildren; and eight step-great-grandchildren.

Memorials may be sen t to Abernathy Cemetery, FBC Building Fund or BSA Hospice of Amarillo.

Billy Roy Springer Graveside services Billy Roy

Springer, 76, of Abernathy were held Wednesday in the Abernathy Oddfellows Cem­

ete r~. Funeral se rviCes were held Monday in Chandler Fu­neral Hom e

Chapel, De Queen, Ark. He died Satm·day, Mar. 29,

2003, at Brookwood Nursing Home in De Queen.

He was l;>orn to J ohn B. Springer an d Rebecca Hastey Springer at Haskell on Sept. 24, 1926. He was a veteran of World War II, having served

in the U.S. Navy, and was a retired t ruck driver . He was a memberofthe Baptist Church , t he American Legion, and the V. F. W. He enjoyed playing dominos.

Springer was preceded in death by his wife, Carrie Daughtery Springer .

He is surv ived by two sons, Keith of Foreman a nd Leslie of Abernathy ; three sisters, Theada Barton of Cove, Ark., Maurine Martin ofMena, Ark., and Mary Jo Martin of Vir­ginia Beach, Va., three grand­children; and two great-grand­children.

Edsel Speer Services for Edsel Speer, 69,

of Lubbock since 1936, were Wedn es d ay at Franklin Ba rtley Chapel. Burial fol ­lowed in the Idalou Cemetery.

Speer died Sunday, March 30,2003.

He was born Sept. 23, 1933, in Russellville, Ark. He a t­tended grade school, graduated high school from Roosevelt and attended Texas Tech Univer­sity. He was a firefighter for the Lubbock Fire Department for several years. He was a production manager for Frito Lay from 1959 and to 1980 when he retired to become a farmer. He farmed in northern Lubbock County from 1980 unti l he retired in 1998.

He pi tched professionally for the Lubbock Hubbers tui -

nor league baseball team and coached in the Pee Wee League through the American Legion for many years.

He married Myrvlyn Noel on July 18, 1971, in Lubbock.

He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother, Norman.

Survivors include his wife; four sons, Mike ofBogata, Gary ofLubbock, Ricky ofNew Deal, Eddie of Abernathy; two daughters, Sonya of Mangum, Okla ., Deanna of Littlefield; a brother, James ofidalou; three sisters, Glena Hobgood of Granbury, Ann Bufe of Aber­na thy, and Wanda Wren of Arlington; twelve grandchil­dren; and twelve great-grand­children.

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Winnie Phillips Services for WinniePhillips,

81, longtime resident of Aber­nathy, were held Monday at the First Baptist Church in Abernathy with the Rev . John Lowrie and the Rev. Joel Perez officiating.

Burial was in Abernathy Oddfellows Cemetery under direction of' Abell Funeral Home.

Mrs. Phillips died Friday, March 28, 2003, at BSA Hos­pice in Amarillo.

She was born on October 26, 1921, in Erath Cou nty . She married Bryan Phillips on April 22, 1940, in Abernathy. He died in August of1980. She lived in the Abernathy com­munity for 61 years, moving from Bluffdale in 1940. She was amemberofthc First Bap­tist Church and attended the Naomi Sunday School Class.

Survivors include two sons, B.W.of'LakeBrownwood,Gary ofLubbock; one daughter, Bar­bara Watson of Amarillo; one brother, Earl J. Jones of Ste-

Winnie Phillips

ph en vi lie; two sisters, Connie Moore and Gertrude Babkow­ski, both ofStephenville; eight grandchildren; two step-grand­children; 10 great-grandchild­ren; and e ight step-great­grandchildren

'l'he !'ami ly suggests memo­rials be sent to Abernathy Cem­etery, First Baptist Church or BSA Hospice of Amarillo.

Depot Dispatch The senior citizens center h ad 48 people come for lunch and

singing Wednesday. There were 14 carry-out trays. Bro. Louis Schaap gave the invocation and led the s inging as Alma Ruth Schaap played the piano.

The seniors expressed sympathy to the family and friends of Winnie Phillips and Hoy Springer .

Clara Buske was reported iI I. Mayor Bob Burnett to ld the seniors tha t the clinic would be

opened by Dr. Della Dillard from Hale Center. She will open it for patients on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

The menu for Wednesday is spaghetti, salad, garlic bread, dessert, tea and co !tee.

Lines from the Lions BUSINESS: Guests: Carmen Shadden , J o Ca tte r, Lamar

Kelly Tickets are on sale for the annual Abernathy Chamber of

Commerce Banquet for $12 now and $15 a t the door. Twelve and under will be $6. The banquet will be held in the school cafeteria on at 6:30p.m. April 12. "Bubba" is the comedian speaker.

Hoppy Toler made a paid bu siness advertisement about the Tenth Anniversary Celebration of the Abernathy Musical Jam­boree to held April 19. Hannie Hamilton will take off in his parachute plane at 6:15 p.m. on Main Street to demonstrate how he uses it in his farming operation. He says he'll be fine if he can miss the water tower .

PROGRAM: J immy Burns-Abernathy High School Base­ball Coach

The team consists of three seniors, two juniors with the rest sophomores. They have beatMu leshoe9-2, Friona 14-4and lost to Roosevelt 5-7 and Post 3-5. District play shows three wins­Olton 24-5, Friona 9-2 and Lockney 7-l. In the Olton game Abernathy players stole 17 bases, and in theLockneygamethey stole 10 bases. The team plays Olton again next Tuesday at 5 p.m. with' Dusty Stone as the scheduled pitcher. Abernathy players a re: Stephen Lara, catcher; Tyson Speer, uti lity; Hugo Martinez, th ird base, pitcher; Jared Brock, center field; Dusty Stone, pitcher, left fi eld; Trey Paden, right fie ld; 'J'.J. Paden, second base; Roman Ramirez, shortstop; Ryan Bufe. first base; Craig Cooper, outfield, pitcher; Bobby Garcia, infielder, pitcher; Hobert Dominguez, firsL base, Designated Hitter; and Joey Martinez, pi tcher.

The playe rs have a weekly academic check in all subjects. Bi lly Quinn is the assistant high school coach and the head j un ior varsi ty coach. Coach Burns says he does not accept mediocrity and nei ther does this set of players . He said this tea m probably has the best defense in the district. Go out and see them play!

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Shallowater judge will study case for Abernathy court; state tells city park grant OK, design proceeds

A hearing was scheduled in the court of city Judge Hugh Hill Mar. 26 with Shallowater city Judge T.J. McAuley pre­siding.

Judge Hill sai d Judge McAuley spoke with the city of Abernathy's attorney by tele­phone. He then told Judge Hill he wanted to study the matter further and would co ntact Judge Hill.

Judge Hill said Wednesday afternoon he had no heard from Judge McAuley. Judge Hill recused himself from the case a nd the city council adopted a

· reso lution, allowing Judge McAuley to stand in fo rJudge

Hill. The hearing was related to

a disorderly conduct charge filed by Abernathy city police against Jana Grimsley.

Park grant not cut City secretary Heilda Can­

non had reported to the city council that she expected the state grant for a new city park would be cut by state officials.

Wednesday, she said the state was not going to cut the grant and Oller Engineering was told to proceed with de­s igning the park.

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NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION

To the Registered Voters of Abernathy, Texas; Notice is hereby given that the polling places listed below will be open from 7:00a.m. to 7:00p.m ., on May 3, 2003, for voting in a city election, to elect one mayor, two a ldermen.

Location of polling places : Abernathy EMS Building, 412 8th St., Abernathy, Texas

Early voting by personal appeara nce wi ll be conducted each weekday at City Hall Oflices, 413 South Ave. D, Abernathy, Texas, between the hou rs of8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. beginning April 16, 2003, and ending on April 29, 2003.

Applications for ballot by mail sha ll be mailed to: Heilda Cannon, P.O. Box 310, Abernathy, Texas 79311.

Applications fo r ballots by mai l must be received no later than the close of business on April 25, 2003.

Issued this lOth day of February, 2003.

Robert L. Burnett, M ayor Presiding Officer

AVISO DE ELECCION CITY

A los votantes registrados de Abernathy, Texas: Notifiquese, por las presente, que las casi llas e lectorales sitados abajo se abrin1n desde las 7:00a .m. basta las 7:00 p.m. e l3 de Mayo de 2003 para votaren Ia elecc i6n para uno de a lcalde, dos concejales.

Direccion de las Casi ll as Electorales : Abernathy EMS Build ing, 412 8th St., Abernathy, Texas

La votaci6n en adelantada en persona se llevara a cabo de Junes a viernes en City Hall An nex, 413 South Ave. D, Abernathy, Texas, entre las 8:00 de la manana y las 5:00 de Ia tarde empezando 16, de Abril, 2003, y terminando el 29, de abril, 2003.

Las solicitudes para boletas que sevotan1n en ausencia por corrco deberan envia rse a: Heilda Cannon, P.O. Box 310, Abernathy, Texas 79311.

Las solicitudes para boletas que se votaran en ausencia por correo deberan recibirse para elfin de las horas de negocio el 25, de abril, 2003.

Emitada este dia 10 de febrero, 2003.

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Abernathy slipped into sec­ond place in District 5-AA af­ter a 16-6 loss at Floydada Tuesday. The Whirlwinds sit atop the league with a perfect 4-0 district record .

Hugo Martinez sta rted on the mound for the Antelopes. Bobby Garcia came on in the second and was replaced by J oey Martinez in the thi rd. After the game was called on the 10-run ru le in the fifth, the Winds (10-4, 4-0) had pounded out 16 hits and took advantage of six Lope errors.

The Lopes were set up to challenge the Winds for first place after dumping Lockney 7-llastSaturday. Dusty Stone

(2-0) retired 12 consecutive Longhorns.

Abernathy hos ts Hale Cen­ter (6-6, 1-3) tomorrow . Lock­ney slapped the Owls with an 18-7loss Tuesday in Hale Cen­ter. HChad 7-2lead after three innings. The Horns held the Owls scoreless from there, racking up 16 runs.

Abernathy stays at home Tuesday to start the second h alf of district play against Olton (8-7, 0-4). Friona (7 -9, 2-2) dusted the Mustangs 13-4 Tuesday. Aber 0105t 6 7 6 Flydada 2 6 5 3 x 16 16 4 Lckny 0 o o 0 0 0 1 - . 1 5 5

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placed sixth with 69 points in the Floydada Whirlwind Re­lays Mar. 29. The AHS varsity girls were eleventh with one poiflt.

The Antelopes High School Relays begin at 1 p.m. today.

Boys results: Discus: 1. Harkey, 127-1.5 Long jump: 5. McKinnon, 19-8 Triple jump: 4. Brown, 38 High jump: 4. Brown, 5-6 800:6. Mendoza, 2:17.92 110 hurdles:2. Farr, :15.63 200: 1. Brown, :23.1; 2. Ballejo, :23.3 1600 relay: 3. ~'arr, Ballejo, Brown, Montez, 3:37.54 800 relay: 5. Harkey, Brock, Shorter, Bridges, 1:41.04

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JVboys Shot put: 1. Martinez, 36-8.5-, 2. Shivers, 35-2 Discus: 1. Martinez, 107-7 Long Jump: 1. Fisher, 18-5; 4. Lara, 17-4.75 High jump: 3. Perez, 4-10 400: 6. Fisher, 1:02. 54 (The JV team with 44 points was eighth out of nine teams, one point behind Petersburg and two behind Lockney.)

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sul ts from Abernathy meet Mar. 27:

8th grade Shot put: 2. Kori Vecchio Discus: 2. Vecchio Long jump: 5. Ashlee Ford Triple jump: 2. Ford 800: 2. Ford 100 hurdles:4. Brandi Chaney 100:2. Bridget Youngblood 2400: 1. Kayla White

7th grade Shot put: 4. Paula Sepeda Triple jump: 6. Nora Castanon 800: 2. Ana Sante lla no 100 hurdles: 6. Kate lin Speer

Saturday last Baseball sign­ups chance

The Abernathy Bas'eball Association will hold its lina l sign-up Saturday afternoon.

Sign-ups are for youth age 5 to 13 will be held from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. in the big room of the Abernathy school administra­tion building.

All youth must be accompa­nied by a parent or guard ian. First-timeplayersshould bring the ir birth certificates. The reg­istration fee is $50 pet· chi ld.

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Christine Cozart Christine Cozart gradu· ate Mar. 14 from basic training at Fort Leonard Wood. The 1999Abernathy High School honor gradu· ate will be stationed at Fort Sam Houston while undergoing AIT Kilo training.Sheisthedaugh. ter and stepdaughter of Bobby and Cyndi Bell and granddaughter of Linda Cozart.

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TUESDAY: chicken nug­gets, mashed potatoes, carrots, rolls, fruit, milk

WEDNESDAY: taco with meat a nd cheese, lettuce and tomato, pinto beans, frui t, milk

THURSDAY: spaghetti with sauce, salad, corn, cheese stuffed bread sticks, fruit freeze, milk

FRIDAY: ham and cheese sandwiches, lettuce, tomatoes, potato chips, fruit, milk

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Apr. 5 Shelbi Dunton

Apr.S Jan Montgomery Vicki Campbell

Apr.9 Jason Capshaw-Torres

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Mr. & Mrs. Julian Mendoza To add names for birthdays, an­

niversaries or memorials, call 298-2033 by 4 p.m. Tuesday for that week's edition.

We Care met a t the EMS building Monday night. About 40 people showed up to help tie ribbons and volun teer to help the Red Cross. Skeet Engle, will chair the We Care Pro­gram and keep everyone in­formed on our soldiers and any information she gets from the Red Cross. We have 4 drop off boxes right now, Secu rity Bank , First State Bank, Abell F lower Shop and Abernathy City Hall. Teenie Burnett, Jenny Blanco and Skeet Engle will pick up these items each week and sort them for the Red Cross.

We desperately need money donations to help with postage and packaging. Red Cross has the boxes, they just need man­power to sort donated items and package them. All items have to be inspec ted by the military before they will ship anything out.

Anything we gather for the troops will go to them, but the

military and Red Cross will determine where they go and where they are most needed.

We will not tell them any cer ta in soldier to send it to, we are just wanting to help all our soldiers. We have several sol­diers from Abernathy and we hope to get them a ll listed in the Abernathy Weekly Review.

lfyou can help with a don a­tion please take it to Security Bank, First State Bank or Ab­ernathy City Hall. We will see that it gets taken to the Red Cross.

Please send us your soldiers name and address so we can give to a ll the churches, and put their names in the Weekly Review, if you have a picture to spare send that also. Send to We Care, 311 Ave. J., Aber­nathy 79311 or call one of us with the information.

Any questions you may call J enny, Teenie or Skeet.

Thanks, Skeet Engle

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We would like to thank Plains Grain for their support with our ag project and Hale County Stock Show. Amber & Kristen Richerson

To the good people of Aber­nathy, from my heart I want to thank you for all you have done for me while I have been sick. Yourcards,yourvisitsandmost of all your prayers are appreci­ated. Thank you and may God bless you.

Edith Gregg

,.. Abernathy Methodist Church~ Annual Garage Sale Saturday, April 5th 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Real Estate for Sale

Real Estate for Rent

Pickups For Sale

Must Sell two '79 Chevy pick­ups. $1,200 for both. 298-2394. (28-2tb-4)

1998 GMC ext. cab, long bed, tool box, receiver hitch & goose­neck hookup with 75,000 miles. $12,000 OBO. See at 1216 5th St. in Abernathy. Call806-535-5374 after 6 p.m. or 298-5423 (4- ltb)

Public Notice

NOTICE

Public Notice

APPLICATIONS FOR TRANSFER OF STUDENTS INTO THE ABERNATHY INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR THE 2003-2004 SCHOOL YEAR, SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY APRIL 30, 2003. IF YOU DID NOT RECEIVE THE APPLICATION FOR TRANSFER FORMS IN THE MAIL, THESE FORMS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE SUPERINTENDENT'S OF­FICE. PARENTS SHOULD COME BY DURING THE HOURS OF 8:00 A.M. AND 3:30 P.M., MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY. APPLYING FOR TRANSFER DOES NOT INSURE THE TRANSFER WILL BE AP­PROVED BY THE TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY.

Garage Sales

Large home in Hale County, 4 bedroom could be 5, 2 full baths, new central heaUair, 2-car garage, new metal barn with large overhead door in­cluding a 2-car carport great for RV storage or mechanic shop. On-site also is 3-bedroom, 2 bath mobile home included or will sell separately. Located at 1216 5th St. in Abernathy. Call 806-535-5374 after 6 p.m. or

Extra Nice Brick home 2BR/ 2Bath $500. Also Nice 1 Bed­room $275. 298-2389 After 5 p.m .. (4-2tb-12) Discover Wonders ofWater- ~

less Cookware - Stopped doing llii•lli•i dinner parties! Beautiful, 17- j pc., 7-ply surgical stainless steel sets left! Lifetime War­ranty! Were $2,000, now $695! . First 7 callers buy set for 1963 price of $368! 40th anniver- ; sary! 1-800-434-4628. (4-ltp)

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Friday only, Apr. 4, 8:30a.m. - 2 p.m., 1604 Ave. H. Dining table with chairs, $100. King size headboard, decorative cabinet, dishes, curtains, lin­ens, decorative items, various sizes women's clothes & boys' clothes, some baby items, John Wayne movies & much more. (4-ltb)

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Max Martin estate sale Fri., Apr. 4, 9-5; Sat, Apr. 5, 10-? 1216 5th St. (4-ltb) WEEKLY NEWSPAPER

Misty is missing! Small black dog with red nails, no tags. If found call 298-2993 or 298-2600. Cash reward. (4-ltp)

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FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD East Service Rd., 1-27 & 14th Street 298-2060 Bible Study 9:45AM Worship 11 :00 AM Prayer 5:00PM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wed. Missionettes 6:00PM Wednesday Evening 7:00PM Judy Wooten. pastor

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 411 7th Street 298-2587 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10:40 AM Bible Study 5:00PM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Evening 7:00PM John Lowrie, pastor

FIRST BAPTIST NEW DEAL Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11 :00 AM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7:30PM Dr. Terry W. Jones, pastor

CHURCH OF CHRIST 916 Avenue E 298-27 18 Bible Study 9:30AM Worship 10:30 AM Evening 5:00PM Wednesd~y Evening 7:30PM Steve Ga.!l1tt

BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH 101 E. 1st Street 298-2118 Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 11:00 AM Evening Service (B.T.U.) 6:00PM Monday Mission, Matrons & Brotherhood Meeting 7:00PM Wednesday Praise Service, Bible Study 7:00PM Choir Rehearsal 8:00 PM · Rev. W.R. Bolton Jr., pastor

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FIRST UNITED METHODIST 704 Avenue D 298-2581 Sunday School 9:30AM Worship 10:50 AM Evening 6:00PM Wed. Choir Practice 7:00PM Sun. & Wed. Youth 5:30PM- junior high

7:00 PM -senior high Ron Kelley, pastor

NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 420 16th Street 298-2497 Sunday School 9:45 AM Worship ll:OOAM Evening Training 5:00 PM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7:00 PM Joel Perez, pastor

CENTER COMMUNITY CHURCH 5 miles east on FM 597 then 2 miles south on FM 2902 Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship !1 :00AM Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00 PM at Marvin Looney's 746-6641

IGLESIA BAUTISTA NUEVA CREACION 412 14th Street 298-2900 Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship Service 11 :00 AM Sunday Evening 5:00PM Wednesday Service 7:00PM Guadalupe Salinas, pastor

ST. ISIDORE CHURCH South Avenue D 298-4278 Sunday 9:00 AM Rev. Arnold Bravo

OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE APOSTLES CATHOLIC CHURCH New Deal Sunday Mass 10:15 AM Father Vic Wanjura Father Bill Anton Deacon Danny Castro

Need some extra cash? 25 positions available, 15 full-time, 10 part-time. Call 766-7175 for information. (rts)

Printing needs? We can fill your print order right . here in Abernathy . Shower cards printed on post cards. Call early for wide selec-tion of colors. Other print jobs and fax service available. Also, rubber stamps made to order and notary services avail-able. Call Abernathy Weekly Review, 298-2033. (rts)

FIRST BAPTIST MISSION 1112 Jerome Street 298-4733 Sunday School 9:45AM Sunday Worship 11 :00 AM Evening Service (B.T.U.) 6:00PM Wed. Praise Service & Bible Study 7:00PM Gilbert Gonzales, pastor

FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 511 Avenue E 298-2832 Sunday School 9:45 AM Morning Worship 10:45 AM Evening Celebration 6:00PM Mid-Week Service 7:00PM Youth Time 7:00 PM Wee Worship 6-7 p.m., Wed. Arlen Ankle

METHODIST CHURCH NEW DEAL Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday Service 9:00AM Rev. Bruce Parks

COUNTY LINE BAPTIST 757-2 134 Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11 :00 AM Evening 6:00PM Wayne R. Williams, interim pastor

IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO Avenue A & 5th Street Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM Evening 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7:00PM

MONTE DE LOS OLIVAS 110 East 4th Street 298-2140 Sunday Services 10:00 AM Sunday Evening 6:00 PM Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7:00PM Thursday 7:00PM Oscar Paez, pastor

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