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Propased UIL Rule Changes · T All these quest ions are prompting that the number of events a student who missed 35 days of school for bringing the scores for Texas students into the night. " II

changes, or proposed changes, in the attends for Ag should be limited, since showing a chicken ," down . He also thinks that by " Ha lf o f a ll ma(~ and scicn ~c H. Ross Perot . Chairman of the regulations governing UIL competition, it does take up valuable time. Kelley replied, "In the first place , eliminating activities. the drop-out rate teache r s in th is co u n t r y are fhJl I

Select Committee on Public Education . not only in athletics, but all events . Finally. when asked how he felt in Abernathy. as far as I'm concerned, would be tremendous. certified in these subjects.;' accord ing I while attempting to improve th e These rul e ch a nge s were rece ntly about the importan ce placed on a student is required to be passing all Kathryn Newton. science teacher, to Perot. The Revie:" asked . M r~. I quality of education in Texas schools, published in the December I. 1983 extracurricular events, he commented subjects to go to an out-of-town stock was asked to comment on th e Bettie Hardin , a math te acher . If ~he I ~a~eyrt~~t~re~~/ ~1~~;:~a~u7~ati~~ ~!~:, ~er~~~al nf;!~i~:~ ~;~ ~:~~ :~~~~: ~~~~s,p~~~cn:~c;~:~~~nn!:C! ~~::i,i~:;~o~:!IYbe~~eO~~~~:~t :y~: 1!!~:~:n~ebrie::r~~c~~a~~;:~:t~U~~i~ ~~~h~h~~e;~S k~~wa~~~ r~:~i~t:~e~e~I.~; I Texas coaches , ducted to de termin ' how the citizens is given to the high academic man y people and blown out of priorities: Perh'aps one of the best not aware of any uncertifi ed. However. \

Recently Perot commented , " I can of Abernathy fed about this issue . accomplishments o f some students . proportion. As far as we are indicators of these priorities is that my scope is limite d to those I come In \ teach an ape to make three D's and a~ Whe n Jay Harrison, 1983 graduate Howeve r. he said . "I don ' t believe the concern ed, stock s hows are an winning coaches and band directors contact with in Lubbock anll surruund · \ F." referring to the low academic of Abernathy High School: was asked number of extracurricular activities per incentive program. We use them to are paid salaries far in excess of those ing schools." \ standards schools enforce to keep an for hi s opinion of the rule changes. he stude nt should be curtailed until they build interest in the ag program. " paid to outstanding teachers." Newton When asked how she fe lt abou t I athlete eligible for UIL competition . said he favors man y of the changes . affe~t ihe acade mic performance of the Ke lley went on to say that he would re plied. " I don't see why th ey coach es, ag teac he r s a nd band "The dumbest player on the tea m. Like many. he thinks s tude nt s should stude nt." neve r let th e ag program be a (coaches and band directors) should be dir e ctor s, be ing pai d more Ihan ! after he's drilled and practiced it be passing all s 'Ibjects be fore they are Mr. Gerald Kelley . ag teacher at detrime nt to the students . They only paid more because academic teachers acade mic teachers . she stat<u}. " The) I e nough . ca n lea rn a complicated allowcd to compete in activities which Abernath y. was asked to reply to the atte nd two major shows and occasion- do extra activities , like sponsor groups say they have to put in a lot of extra \ playbook. Wh y can ' t he do the same take them awav fro m school. When Pe rOll state ment that "The heart of the ally the State Fair . He also thinks that and quite a few other 4l'Cflvities . We tim e .. Wh at the y don ' t take into \ thing in th e c la ss room ? " Pero t asked abou t th ~ number of days Ag school da y has been taken over by the stude nt s who are not panicipatil!ir spend our weekends away on UIL consideration is that we take !lmc at \ questioned . student s miss at stock shows. he felt non - Iearni~g act ivities. I know of a kid in Ag . UIL events , etc . are the ones events. and sometimes they run late ~~~r: ~i~~i~~e~~P~; 'c~~c~s! .c:~a~~a:i~ \

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~:~;r~~:: ~ ).\8E R~I).\"r 1-1 Y 'IV E EKlY ~ 'r~;:;::~~:l ~=~ro~~"y H.I, ~~I 4,: ' b __ .F "I ~ ,.,' 25 ¢ ~~r.~~~::,~~;1~2~!i Cente r . Idalou, New Deal and Shallo- " r _" _, , Assoc iation annual mee ti ng at 7 p.m. wate r ~ucl'cssfull )' fo ught high winds in the Communit), Center.

and cold . as well as a cotton burr fire -.w TM' ."1" no,~ ..... ,ow' VOL. 63. NO.9 THURSDAY. JANUARY 12. 1984 ISERVING HALE. LUBBOCK COUNTIES) U.S.P.S. NO. 003-340, Monda y night a t Count)· Line Co-op .. JANUARY 13 - Se nator Bill Sarpa lr u~'

mobile office will be at the Cit \' Hall parking lot from 1·2 p. m. for - th",e having q uestions or needing informa· tion about anything : Abernath \' J V and varsit y tea ms play Dimmitt thcre ... .JV boys and girls at 5 p .m .. varsit y girls at 6:30 p .m. and boys a t Ii p .m.

Gin . Damage was contained to a small

ponion of the gin . " We N uld ha"e lost the gin rea lly

easy. the way it was tra,'e ling." said James Conn . an Abernathy firefighter.

Bill Scott . Abernath y Fir~ Chief. said the fire staned about (dO p.m. in .. cotton burr pile north of the gin . located nca r FM I 9 and FM 597 in o;outh wc~tern Hale Count,' .

Strong. gustin g ,,; nds' carried the burning l'Otton burrs and lint to a burr box ou tside the gi n . and some of the fire rea,'hcd the cott on gi n building .

ON THECOUNiY LINE

B1' KEITH TOOLEY

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK Lillie Matthew s (Mrs . Norman Man · h" .. ) o f Pe tersburll for .. riting " Lake\i"", Loc."" for the Review and thl' Pctcnburg for the pa.t J8 years. Slrl' ha.. bel' n "rit·ing thi- l'Ul umn abou t the fnlb of Ihe La kevi"" area "m'l' I'I-IS.

llll'l' ,'(lm,' , thru ugh l'\Cr~ "'eck for u, and "l' apprec.i .. te her Iett,"g us kn,l\" abuu f Lakt .... ie" . !to "'to ca n let \ II U kn.,,, ll13nk s lillie'

THE 19M SCHOOL CALENDAR ran un tlrt' fTlml page of the Review la,t " eck I> Ne" Deal' s calendar . not Aherna l h~ ' , . Wl' got the Ne.. Deal sdwo l ('a l<ndar <'o nfu sed with th e Ahernath y cale ndar and printed the "rong o ne .. Therefo re . th os" " 'ho dipped out t he cale nd a r sh ll uld d"rcgard I\. unit'" ~ our ('hrldren go to " 'hool at Nt'" Dcal.

AN OPTIMIST I, one who makes the be,t of it "hl' " he ge ts the worst of .t .

THERE ARE ten trait s exhibited bv s uccc,. ful leaders in a lmos t every field. acco rdin g to D r . Whitt N. Sc hult z. a ca H'er consultant a nd moth'ational C.lpert . The)' a re ..

I . They obse rve with application . llrey observe and absorb . They look at cvc!,),thing as if il,. were the first and last time they would ever see it .

2 . They know how to Iisten .. really liste n! Listening is wanting to hear . - J. They take copious notes. They capture ideas as their senses respond to Ihem.

4 . They wel co me ideas, urging others to brinll their best thinkinll on a s ubject. They' re o pen , respon s ive, sensitive , aware and e ncouraging.

5. They value time highly. They use II skillfully.

6 . They se t regular goals and expendJtheir ene rgies toward devising ways tj'J reach those goals.

7. They Iry to understand fIrSt. Then, and only then. do Ihey judge,

8. They always anticipale achieve· ment. and they build on their strenglhs.

9 . They know how to ask clear, courleous, and Incisive questions . Quesllons are the creative acts of intelligence.

10, They know how to organize their approach 10 challenges and .how 10

, focus Iheir total mind power on the relevant.

HAPPINESS may be thou,h •• sou,ht.--or cau,hl ... but Mver--!XJu,ht.

IF NA'ftIII DALLY knowl belt • • can you explain why nylon haa replated ,Ilk? I

. . ONI BAlON advice , Is. cheap Is t .... the ...... y I, ..... ., than lhe .......

School Board Moves To Call School enrollment is 981 students. dow n one s tudent compared to January of 1983 .

For Bids For Band Uniforms The lunchroom report revealed that the lunchroom fund is 55,734 in the red at this time. One school board member mentioned raising lunchroom prices to offset the deficit in this account. It was discussed . but no action was taken .

At th e JanuaT\ sc hoo l board meeting h{'ld last Monda y. Ihe s{'hool board moved to call for bid, for ne" band uniforms .

nl e bua rd had pre\ iou,l , vic" ed 1" 0 dIffere nt uniforms al th(' Del·em· ber "ho<)1 board nll' c tin g a nd ga \'e Ban d Direct o r Ge o rge R.dd ell th e 1'<'SI)()nsihilit y of ~ck,·tin g the un iform best d .. ,ig n ed to su it Abe rnulh (s needs.

A uniform hu been selected and bid

\pecifications will be se nt to three band un iform m mpanles in the area. Th t' bids mu~t be ~ub nlitt e d t o Abe rnath , , choob bv March and will be ope nl'd and dis<:ussed at th e March school btla rd mee ting. Th~rc arC presen tl y ~S st udent s in

the high school band pro,l( ram and the un i[ur!!li th!')' ha\ e no\\ arc goi'lg on their I 't h year .

The board approved the transfer of two student s from Lubbock Christian Hig h School. The two students tra nsferring to thi s school district are Tisha and Terra Pack. They presently re side at New Deal.

The two school pickups and two " 'honl \'a ns. used mainly by the ag depa rtment. arc a ll reaching middle age. The two pickups have 44 ,000 and 37.000 miles on them and the two vans 43.000 and 42.000. The topic was bro ug ht up because the school does not want to be in a position where it will have to trade four vehicles at one time . Therefore . it was suggested by a board 'member that the school alter­nate trading these vehicles, where the ones with the most miles are traded every yea r . or when needed. The board discusssed calling for bids for t" 0 new piclwps at a future school board meeting .

It was pointed out in the school tax report that 90. 10 percent of school taxes have been collected , which is 2.24 percent ahead of collections at thi s time in January of 1983 .

Under cOlrespon<le~e , _ the sillool board recei ved a thank you note from Dot Wilson concerning the 20-year service pin and plaque she received. Martin and Becky Kennedy also sent the board a thank yo u note for sending Oowers on the death of hi s father .

The Abernathy Invitational Tourney wa~s the last item discussed . Receipts from the tourney totaled 52,055, thus giving the Abe~athy 1.5.0 . a profit of 51 .269. This was a bigger profit than the school made last year and the increase was attributed to the large crowds at the tourney.

JANUARY 16 - 7th . 8th a nd 'llh bo\', and girl s teams pia\' Dimmitl ... g i~l ~ here. boys the re.

JAN UARY 17 - Sorial Securil\' re prese n lative fr o m the Pl ain, ie'; offi ce will be at Abernath\' . Cit\' Hall from 9:30·11 :30 a. m . 10 ~ss i s t - I ora l~ with soc ial sec urit y q ues t ions and problem,: Lions Club meets al 12 noon for lunch and prog ram : Music Club will meet at 8 p .m. in the Cit v Hall s mall mee ting r oom .. . vis itor s are welcome: JV and varsit y team, pl ay Tulia there ... JV bo~'s and gi rls at 5 p.m .. varsity girl s at 6:30 p.m. and boy , at 8 p . m . 4 -H Ag r irulllH a t Product s Auction at 12:45 p.m . al the Hale Count y Ag Cente r in Plain\'iew.

JANUARY 19 - Sunshine Gro up meets at the Communit), Center at II a. m. for a program and lunch will follow a t 12 noon.

Accountants Say "City In

Good Shape· Financially" The Abernathy City Council met

Mo nd ay and approved the Cit y's finan cia l s tatements for the yea r e nding September JO, 1983.

Jack Moss. representing the ac­<'Dunting firm Bolinger. Segars , Gilbert and Moss of Lubbock. was present to conduct the financial audit and answer any questions the council members might have .

After Moss had gone o ver the financial s tatements , he concluded by saying that the City has made some good strides financiall y in the past three years. " The City is in good shape financially, going into 1984."

. Moss said . The financial statements revealed

that the City has total assets of $4.088, 787. Total fund equity alone amounted to 53,187,233.

It was also menlioned that the City has 5759 thousand due on notes, thus the City could be virtually debt free by 1995, if there are no bond issues in the near future.

The council considered a request made by three local property owners that a street light be placed in the 600 block of Avenue A. This request was approved by the council. The light will cost $68.52 per year .

A decision on the bids submitted for the City ' s insurance coverage. which have been discussed al the last two City Council meetings, was finally made and the council accepted the bid by Farmers Insurance Group of Lubbock for 519,723. The only other bid submitted for the City's insurance coverage was from local agency, Hubbard Insurance. for the amount of

520,600. The council decided thaI it would be

in the best interest of the City. to go with the lower bid and save the City $877.

The Council then went into execu­tive session and discussed a complaint against the City filed by a loca l citizen: The complaint co ncerns legal fees incurred by the local citizen for legal defense again s t a c it y class C misdemeanor charge. The jury ruled that the defendent was not guilty, and now the defendent ha s filed a complaint stating that he want s the City to pay for his legal fees involved in defending his case. This was discussed by the council. but no action was taken .

ChaDtber Diseusses Senior Center Matching Funds

of raising funds for the cele bration a t the next Chamber meeting.

Condy eillings\ey and Coy Phillips were recognized for fixing breakfa st at . the meeting.

At the January Chamber of Com­merce meeting held last Thursday morning . City Manager Rod Ellis informed the small group Ihat soon the City should receive additional funds of 516.000 needed to make Ihe Senior Citizens 'Center operalional and keep it operational for the coming year.

Since all funds provided to the City for senior prollrams are 90-10 malch­Ing funds . the Chamber will need to produce some 51 .600 as Abernathy's 10 percent of Ihe matching funds .

11 was me ntioned that Abernathy School FFA volunteers have- been working on the landscape around the center and that the hours they

. contribule working can be used IS

payment in kl~d_ It will ibe determined how much "in kind" FFAstudent hours can be 'deducted from Ihe SI.600

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and the rest will have to be raised by the community.

The 751h anni¥ersary celebration committee (Diamond Jubilee Commit­tee) met Wednesday afternoon and will have a full report on the progress

Chamber President Arno Stru ve urges all Chamber and non-Chamber ' members to ge t involved in this year' s Chamber projects and to attend the meetings . The next Chamber meeting will be February 2 at 7 a .m.

P_t Offlee ..... oW Serviee

Boars To Be aaaagetl J' .... 8 Beginning Monday. January 16.

window service hours in the lobby of the Abernatby Post Office will be changed.

The post office will open at 8 a.m. and remain open ulltil 4:JO p_m, These are the new hours . The present window service hours are from 8:JO a .m. to 5 p.m. With lhe new hours. the post ofIIce will be opettbia JO mmutes earfler and cIoUn, JO minutes earlier .

Po.stmaster Ken More land sta ted Ihat no other services will be affected by this window service hour change_ He also said that this change in hours will make it easier for the post office to meet its dispatch and economic objectives • . thus providing ,even better postal service in Iq&tt .

. S.tone-Hen/ey Engagement

Mr . a nd Mrs. De llon Stone of Wolfforth . an · nounce the engagement and approaching marriage of Ihe ir daughler. Sherri . 10 Dan Henley. son of Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Runn els o f Abernalhy and Mr . and Mrs . Dewey Henl ey o f Brownfield .

She rri is a graduale of Frenship Hig h School and is employed by Lubbock Gen· e ra l Hospita l. Dan is a graduate of Abernathy High and is employed by Hamil · ton Acoustical Company in Lubbock.

The couple plans a Marc h 9 wedding .

Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ca· macho. Jr. of Abernath y are the proud parent s of a 'baby girl. Ma ria Chri stina. bo rn J a nu,a ry 5 in Hi -Pl ains Hosp ital in Hale Cente r .

Mari.a we ig h ed 7 pounds, 91/2 ounces at birth and was l l l~ inches lo ng ,

Reception For Gainers Ricky a nd C indy Davidson or Levelland a re the proud pa ren t s n f a da ug ht er, Cu urtn e y Rac h e llc , born December 30 . She weighed o po un ds a nd wa s 20 ¥. inches long .

The re will be a fare well reception for Mike, Sandra . Shane and Ste pha nie Gainer

Sherr! Slone .. Dan Henley In the small clubroom at

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of man' S most advanced pieces of e quipme nt. This submarine is as lo ng as :1

football lield and is able to go unde rwater a nd s tay fo r six monl hs , This s ubm a rine

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"The Power Within" ca n tr a ve l thro u g h e very oce a n a ro und th e wor ld without com ing up or be ing de tec te d . It s c apa bili ti e s seem unlimited .

H ow is th is s u b marin e able 10 stay sub merged for six months and never need rerueling? Deep within this monstrous hull is a nuclear reaclor . This device gene." rales it s own e ne rg y . never relyi ng on a nything e lse. It s

Assembly of God 1404 Ave. B . 298·2060

Bony Tilley

Lakevie .. Methodis t Ch..,.,h 3 mi. North, 6 mi . E. of City

1st Church of Nazarene 6th St . .. Ave. E

298·2832 R08swell Brunner

County Line Baptlll Ch..,.,h Rt . 2 • 757·2134

Rev. Danny Jadl ...

NortIttide Baptlal Church 16th St •• Ave. E • 2911·~

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Bethel Baptist Church E. 1s t St • • 298·2118

Re y, J ,B, Leste r

Church 01 Chris t 10th & Ave. E . 298·2718

Condy BiIIlngs.ley

St. Isidore Church South Ave. D

Rev. Matthew D'Souzll

Igles ia Del Nu. reno Ave . A .. 5th St . Lester Anderson

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Prlmera Minion Bautl ... . 298·1613

lIev. J_ Rodriquez

Flnt Bopll. t Chureh 411·71h St.

298-2587 Lloyd E. Iw.u..

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City Ha ll Sunday. January 15 from 2 to 4 p.m.

Mike works fur Diamond S h a mroc k a n d th e y are be ing tra nsferred to Grape ­vine,

Great appetizer : blend grat­ed sharp cheddar. cream cheese, bleu cheese and brandy with dry mu .. ard. hot pepper sauce and war­cestershire. Let it stand a week or more in refr iger· ator to improve flavors.

Gra nd pa re nl s a re Mr . a nd Mrs. Do r ma n All e ll o f Abe r nat h y a nd Mr. a n d M rs . H e ss Da \' id so n o f Wh itcf;H.'c. Grc,:l1 -g ra nd pa r· e llI S a r c Mr , a n d Mr~, Harlow Ne is a nd Mr. a nd Mr s. A. H. Alkn u f Abe rn ath y,

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. Barbara Mell Bowen and Dr. H. Andrew" Hansen. II were married during an 8 p . m. ~eremon ~ Friday In GtKe Presbyterian Church. The Rev.. Murry Haber offkiated .

Parent s of the couple are Mr. and Mrs . Chlories R. Bo we n of Abe rn a th y and Mr. and Mrs. HeOl}, A.

Hans.,n of Port Arthur . Honor a tte ndlnt s we re

t he couple·s sist er and brother . Brenda Bewley of Lu bbock and Glenn E. Hansen of Hou Olon.

Following Ihe wedding. a reception was ' held at the Lubbock Countty Club .

Barbara is a graduate of Abe rnathy High School and

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Club met Thursday. January 5 In the City Hall Clubroom. New officers for 1984 took t h e ir . pos itio n s. In t h e absence of Preside nt J e nnie Sloug h. Vice· President Ada Ho wa.rd ca lled the meeting to order . Secre tary· Treas ur­e r J oan ne Kuhl c rs read the

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Mr . and Mr~ . DOI lla Rl'V­nard and th ree "ons fmm M i Oim i. T l'x a s v i :-. it c d h i ~ mother , B<"' (f \' Rc \'nurd, ()\'c r the C hristma's h(\ii (hl~' 'i . RCI ' 1\ ' lil (' 11 w (' 111 I tl Lytle. Tn: ;I ..

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Hc\' , Richard C'nffnl:t l1 of Litl lcfi cld wa~ g uesl ~ pca ke r :tt Nonh si(h.' Baplbl Chu rr h wr\' i t.-'c~ Sund a\'. I{ (,v. (uff· 1I1 ~ln '~ wife . Ca rolvt1 , ( :1111 (' w jth hil1l .

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minutes and ga\'c the trea­sury report .

Aft e r a short bu s ine ss mee tin g. m an y bea utiful items ..... e·re shown by Ruby Benn. Joanne Kuhlers and Juanita Bell.

R c fr l' s'h mc n t s w e r e served by Dna Mascrang and Ruth Paxton.

Those present we rc: Vera V" ug h n . Glen na Down s. Orvc na Davis, Ir is Joh nsoll . Mraurinc Hamiltnll . Minnie NortlH.:utt. Ruth Ruffin , Mil · dred Rca. Beulah Woods. A nn Demores t , Wil ma Pope. Wync ll t.· Pope , La va il lac\' a nd twu Il l' \\" me mbe rs. Judy Pr in ce ilnd Ann a J llh l1son . Hcportcd by Na· dine Huger s .

Methodist· H"splta l School of Nursin". She is employed at West Te." Hospital.

Andrew is a graduate of Te xas A& M Uni vers it y School of Medicine . He is a cardiovascular surgeon.

following a wedd ing trip to Colorado. the couple will make their home in Lub· bock .

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Ed Anderson is in Meth ­odist Hospital.

Larn ' Pe r~ln l is home fro m 't h e hos pi ta l a ft e r hu\'i ng kn ee s u rge ry a l M(·t hodi s t H os p ital la s l Thu r"\da)' .

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CIi.rt •• Tollison is in St. An l h () n ~'~ Hospiltll in Ama · ri llo, Hl' i .. i mp n1\'i T1~

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From the second period (MI, it ..... a Lady Lope ""ring show until the final bun er.

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inc red ible nig ht with 20 Ikllnt • . Vicky McKenzie WI the next highe .. scorer with 8 point: • .

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'Peld At P ·lainview·Tuesday . Tues<\ay. January 17, the 37th Annual Soil Fertility Mee.tillg will be held in the Hale County Agriculture Center in Plainview. accord­ing to Ollie Liner, County ,Extension Agent and ·gener­al chairman of the program.

The program is sponsored l>y the Hale County Exten· sion Service Program Build­ing Committee, S. M. True. Jr .. Chairman; with the Hale County State Bank and Plainview Co-op Compress. Inc. cooperating . John An­de rso n. Preside nt . Hal e County State Bank. will serve as Master of Cere­monies.

The program will beg in at 9 a.m., at which time there will be the ' election of the Hale County Noxious Weed Dist rict Directors; recogni·

tion of the Outstanding Conservation Farmer and recOgnition of' Hale County Extension farm demonstra· tors.

I IA pa nel discussion on I "I[)ifferent Irrigation Sys· te.ms and Different Types of Farming" will be presented by a panel of farmers: Ronnie Shcrrod. Hale Cen· ter; James Mitchell. Wolf· forth: Bruce Rigler. Plain· view: and Royce McFadden. Olton.

"Surge Irrigation" will be the topic of Greg Sokor •. Area Engineer. Soil Conser· vation Service, Lubbock_

"Semi Minimum Tillage Work at Bushland" will be discussed by Dr. Paul Un· ger. Soil Scientist. USDA. Co nservat ion and Produc­tion Research Laboratory ..

Bushland. Dr. Ed Smith. Marketing

Specialisl. Texas Agricul­tural Extension Service, Col­lege Statton. wlJl discuss "Economic Outlook . Cot· ton. Com. Grain Sorghum, Soybeans, and Wheat. "

To end the program by 12, Pat Guy . Executive Director. Hale County ASCS. Plainview. will talk on the " 1984 ASCS Pro· gram ,

Liner states that lunch will be served at 12:00 for those attending the meet­ing, provided by the Hale County State Bank. Plain· view and the Plainview Co·op Compress. Inc. and rhat rhisshould be one of the best mornings that a farmer cou ld spend during the year due to the financia l

An ACP sign-up for terraces, waterways,

and underground pipe will be held for

and economic situation of the farmers and business­men.

At 2:30 p. m. in the Conference Room at the Ag Center . there will be a computer exhibit for your inspect ion and display of agricultural related software Ihat is available·, No formal program will be presented, You will have the opportuni­ty to visit wirh people who are knowledgeable in the compute r business,

Biding Club Eleets Officers

The Abernathy Riding Club had a meeting Satur· day. January 7. and elected a new slale of officers for 1984.

Those e lected were: Pres­ident. Bob Rogers: Vice· President. Gary Goble: Sec· re tary. Nadine Roge rs ; Treasurer, Barbara Evans; Reporter , Anita Evans; Two Parade Marshalls, M. D. Eva n s and lynn Goble; Hi storian, Beth Evans : and Queen, Rita Evans ,

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LUBBOCK, Friday, January 6, 1984 Five well· known High Plains cotton leaders will be

in Washington January 20 fora fourth and final meet­ingofthe U. S. Department of Agriculture's Premium and Discount Study Committee.

The committee's charge: to reach agreement on and recommend to the Department an equitable method for establishing premiums and discounts to be used in the CCC cotton loan schedule for 1984 and subsequent crops.

In 1982 and 1983, although compromise resulted in an improved procedure for those years, the committee fell far short of meeting its full responsibility. And. thanks to a two-year limit imposed on it by the Federal Advisory Committee Act, January 20 appears to be the committee's last chance to overcome regional and seg­mental interests and be the catall'lilfor a procedure that will more accurately reflect triif'market values.

The committee includes two producer representa' tives from each of the four major cotton producing areas in the U. S .. one merchant and one textile manufacturer.

Lloyd Cline of Lamesa and L. C. Unfred of New Home are the official producer members from the southwest region. They will be assisted in their efforts

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Prior to 1982. premiums and discounts were set by taking asimple average of quotations from the official spot markets and averaging that figure with one or more previous years loan program differences. In 1982 and 1983, on the Study Committee's recom men­dation, the same procedure was followed on gtltde and staple differences, but micronaire quotations from only four of the eight markets (Lubbock. Dallas. Montgomery and Memphis) were used.

This change, according to PCG figures. resulted in loan program discounts for low mike cotton f~m $1.00 to $4.60 per bale below those that otherwise would have been in effect.

"The least we hope for is that this improvement can be maintained in 1984 and subsequent years." says PCG's Johnson. "But there still are inequi ties that we would hope the committee will recommend correcting as a result of the January 20 meeting."

Committee members have been evaluating and wi ll discuss three alternatives to the current system. One would call for dual quotations for micronaire. separat · ing mike discounts from cotton stapling an inch or less from those applied to longer staples.

Another visualizes mike discounts expressed a., a percentage of loan values for the predom inant qual ity or qualities in each market.

The third alternat ive is known as a "market trad ing value plan" which would use a 36·month a\'erage to determine base prices and d iscounts by marketing area.

Hale County sign-up January 16 thru January 20.

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For the past four years. the mec tin gs ha ve been he ld at Raleigh . North Carolina to a llow growers to see first -hand the work tha t gocs on in Cotton Incorpor­ated 's national rese arch cen tcr , The meetings have dra wn hundreds of produce­ers, including many from the farthcst reaches of Ihe belt.

But Ha hn said Cotlon Incorporated's produce r dir­ectors and profess io nal manage ment agreed that in light of this year 's short ­ened cotton crop and other eco nomic cons ide ratio n s. many, more producers might be ablc to attend Ihe 1984 meet ing if their travel time and costs of al1cnding were reduced .

The meeti ng schedule is as follows: Janu ary 17. Greenville, Mississi ppi ; January 18, Visalia , C~lifor­nia: January 20. Lubbock. Texas: and Febru.ary 16 . Raleigh. North Carolina .

The Lubbock Memorial Civic Center will be th e seene of the Lubbock meet · ing at 10 a .m .. followed by a barbecue luncheon at noon ,

Hahn emphasiled that all cotton producers. ginners and their families are in­vited 10 the annual meeting _

"Obviously. " Hahn said. "there are swne producers who still will haye to trayel a considerable distance to attend the meeting ar any

MAID BEGINS OaIEN· TATION. Valerie Bendall . 21 . of Birmin8ham, Ala" the 1984 Maid of Cotton. is now participating in a mon.tft -Iong orienlaUon on the cotton industry in pre. paration for her domestic and overseas tours,

Named December 21 , Val· erie entered the national selection u the Alabama State Maid of Cotton under a pro.,am oondUC'led by the Alabama Farm Bureau. She .al majorln, in hOlpltal adminlltratlon-at Auburn Unlveni1y.

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one of th e sites. We wish we ( . .'o uld meet in c\'cry cotl on co mmunit \' in th e !,.'Qu nlrv, but. of co~rsc. that y, 'ould ~ '1 be poss ible . We have made an t,.·ffort t o select s it es thai ar c :1\

('(' nlrall)' locatl' (l a!i. possibh .. ~ In the largest number of gru ..... cr~ .

"WI': arc ur g ing eac h prudun'r 10 at lend the mel,tin g 111 tht: ,ill' and liOl t'

most con\'CllIcn t to him . We· hop<' they will bring thl· if famili e!t. nl'ighbon a nd friends ...

Hahn a lso annoum:ed Iha l for Ihe st.'(.'O nd consc('u ti vl' year, the Annual Product:r~,

Meeting is bei ng spon sured by the American Cyanamid Com pany' s Agri i.:ultura l Prod ucts Divis ion.

Cyanamid' s gc ncro u !t suppon is "'ov(' r ing the l'O SIS of Ih t.' meals for all attend ­ing. the rental of meeting

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of Cotton Incorporated per­so nn e l ,'raveling to th (­va ri o us loc ation s ." he added .

Officers and other mem ' bers o( the Colton In N rpor­:u cd Boa rd of Dircc lo r !l , who a rc eJected (0 re-prCS(' nl fe llow producerllo in th e various Slates, will partici­pal(, in Ihe s(.')s ions alo ng "' ilh Hahn and manage ment officers \I,:ho dire(' l the man~ rt'!tcarch and promolion pro· gra ms carried o ut by Cotl o n Irh:orpora ted.

" nu' annual mect ing i~ an ()((3!t ion for colton pro­dU(CfS n o l onl y 10 h t'ar ,ta( u~ rcporl S bUI 10 b t" heard (rum, " Hahn !taid . ,. W l' lIl'cd to ha'l' a fret:

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An_elopes Def~.C Owls For Ttour ey I Thc Abernathy Anl.lopes

defeated rhe "ble Center Owl. in the final s of Ihe Abernathy Invitational Tour· ney here Saturday even ing by t he close nHlrgin of 6/)·61 .

The Ante lopes once again reign as (' hampilln~ of Ihei r own lo urne)' _ They defeated New Deal in the tirst round . Post in the sCl'tmd and H:l lc Center in the third In lake firs t place .

Thi, ~:.s ·the IKird tirill!--" In the ' champion sh ip third period.i~~ak. · . 48·40 Ihe Lopes ' had defeated M3me. the Lopes look Ihe lead by -Ih" end of this Halc. Cenrcr this year. The le ad in thl' first pcriod peri od : ·Th e Lo pe s had Owls. 11·5 on rhe year. give 16· 12. Tho, Owl. hounced sco rcd IB point s. while Ihe lopes a tougher game back in the second period holding the Owls to only 8 c\'cry lime they play Ihe m. nut-scoring the lopcs 20- 14 in Ihis period , and this one camc down 10 10 go ahe ad .12 -30 a l The Owls ncver gOI closer Ihe wire,

In rC.3ch in g Iht.' finah , Hale Cent e r defealtOd Id a lou by tht' slim margin of 64 -02. tht.' 11 Na zare th . N'Ii':a rt.' th dl'feal cd Post to win Ihird plat·c

intermission . Trailin g by IInl~' twu

poi nts at the beginning of Ihe third period _ the Lopes co nverted three ("o nsccutive fast-break opportunitic~ in Ihl' finul twu minutes of the

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0 Ches ter Coope r scored hi s ,casu n high of 24 points . Ed

Tea l wa. Ihe "ext highest score r wilh 20 ·points. fol · lowed by Sammy Galloway wit h 10. Brian Smith 6 and Cody J ones 6.

The Lopes won the cham · pionship and the ir record was boosted to lS-5_

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'added onoJh .. 'fO p6ints .in able 34-18 I ~ad· at intermis· the final perIod to /",W In -slon . 8(}.34, The 'Lopes we;c in control

Sammy Ga lloway was the the e nlire sc('o nd half . leadi ng scorer with 21 oUI -scoring Post 17- 14 in the poi nlS . followed by SCOtt third period alld 13· 12 ill Furgeson with hi s season Ihe fo urth to secure a 64· 44 high of 17 points. rhen Ed victory.

. Ed Tea l I. .. the' leading «orcr . with<. 2 1 point> . fol· lowed by Chcs t\!r oope r wtlh 17, Sammy Gallo"a}' .. .tnd Brian Smith 7,

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Lady Lopes Seeond To 12-8 uftC'r thc fir st period. 31-15 a l inlcrmi:.siun and 52· 27 bv tho end of th e third pe~iod . PuSI s taged a curnebad in Ih e fo urlh pe riod OUI -st'oring Aberna ­th,' I b·8 . but tho Lope ferns hdd on for a 60-43 victory _

The Lopes cru shed New Dea l 80-34 in the firs t round of the tourney.

It was a "lope-sided " ga me <luring all four quan­crs as the lopes dashed ahead Ib-8 after the first pe riod . 33-10 by intermis­sion. 60·27 by the end of . thc thi d pcriod. and they

The Lopes easi ly handled Pos t in Ih e se mi-fina ls winn ing by 20 point s. 64·44 . Pos t was undefeate d at 5·0 before Ih is game.

The l opes took the lead in the fi rsl period 19-12 . Th ey out -scored PUSI again in the second period, this time 15-b to take a f..'omfon-

sandwich with Potato Salad and drink

Nazareth In Tourney Plus Tax

The Lady Lopes fell s ho rt of fir s t plan' in the Aberna ­Ihy In vi l:llio l131 Tourney by onl y 14 pu i III !t_ whe n Ih ey lu,,1 tll Ma le- ranked Naza ­rcth .P -SI in th(, fin a l ... o f Iht' tourney .

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rank e d Il~~llll ill Ihe .. I,tt e II I I ·A l lllllpt'11 11l 11l II h ;:I' bt't'li l)1 l1nll' cl II UI Ih"l Na/a r.: ,h nluld b .. , tht' Ilumbc r one l l'a l1l 111 Iht' "l:lIl' III I -A Ihm u gh S· " If Ihc:y h;ld a l' ha lll'c h' PfI)\' t' II

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School Menu·

Janu.al') 12-20

UUAKFAST

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dln' \(' lOa~t , nlilk . WC'dMtMt.~ : PlIlca ppk

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LUNCH

Thundl,' : Cht.'t.·sc burg­e r!t, leltu(.·c, pkklt') . onions , la rt' r lOt s, "ro"nil'~, milk .

FrIcb.,,: In-service .

ran ge p<t SSt'S and 3('cural (' shooling finally too k il s toll in Ihe tinal period and the Lope km' fell j 7·5 !.

Vid:, \ f'..kK e n zi(' and SIl ' \.'cy K·('lk~ c a <: h ha d 10 point !'. and \\ (' re tht~ leading 'IC'orl- r" for lhc l op ... fe m, _

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rr"H'ntllll\ uf IlIUl!ooturc lou t)('RIn" ";'·tlh th.~ el l'tl m, Inl-! prtK·t'lJ.loo. which wh ,~ n d one pruper ly can h t'lp rt" taln t.h e skln 'to natura l pro­Iccth-,' oils !\ta ny de nna ­tologistl f('r oOlnlcnd wash· in!; with 8 mil Ii , nl Oi!i.lU'Tizi n~ c lealliter suc h as QU \ ' F:

lk'Huty Bar to keep ' k ill loo.tt'n lE and fl'(' lmK iis b.~t

ba ll m ach sta led Ihal the L(IPl' fem"" pla yed vcry w e ll aga in:'1 lorc n/o . Phoebe Dunn was t he

It ading , co re r with J3 point s, fo l1o v.-cd by Vicky ~kK c n/i (' with 12 and R('(iina Powd l 10 point s.

For Your Insurance Needs [koreal Post In Round Two

The l ady Lo pe!> de feal e d 1'11,1 III ro un d 1 ..... 0 of Iht· I lHlrnc~· h~ 17 Pl)i lll 'i, bO -4J 1',1\1 \\ a, undefl::ll cd ott 11 -0 ~\-f\lr C' me t' ting Ih(' 1f m~lt dl

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A I l~a m ~ puk.(' ~man sta ted Iha l Abernat hy pl.a yed vcry \\dl. a'> Ihey put a lot of prt.·vw rc on P,I 'i1 througho ut Ih l' g~lmt.' .

National Farm Life Insurance

Germania Farm Mutual CARL iRLBECK

To go orders welcome.

We now have a game room.

Country Kitchen Th(' Lllpl' f,,' I11 ' h)(}k. til t.'

k~l d in I itt' rlr ~ 1 pe ri,)d and 1Il'\ t'f louk.t.·d baC'k. . It " a.!t

The LHh Lnpeo., " enl on III plJ\ Na / .lr(,lh i n Ihe 'i lla l~ .

1509 t\ve. G Abernathy, Tx., 70011 298-2119 1515 Ave D 298-2936

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Varsity & JV Boys & Girls Friona Dimmitt Tulia ;\1ul .. o"hOt· UllleOdd Frio". I>Immht Tull. Mul('~h.)t.·

UItI~Oeld

Frion.

" orne There Th<,~

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l1u.'rc "orne Home Thc~

Home lIome

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6;30 6:JO 6;30 6;30 6:30 6;30 6;30 6;30 6:30 6:30

8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 8:00 8;00 8;00 B;oo B:OO 8:00

* * : , Beat Dimmitt and Tulia : * * * . * ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• *

DATE

J.n. 12 .13,14 Jan. 16 Jan. 19.20.21 Jan . lJ Jan. 30 Feb. 6

1983·84 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 7th, 8th. and 9th Grad.s

OPPONENT

Ultlefi.ld Tournament IBlh Toum.) D1mmht Uttl.fi.ld Tournament 17th Touml Tulia Mul .. hoe Uttlefield

Game limes: 7lh . 5 p.m. 8th . 6 p.m. )appro • . ) 'IIh . 7 p.m. )approx )

GIRLS

There Here Then.' Hcre There Here

RO YS

There There There Thcre Il.re The",

ABERNATHY 8TH GRADE. BASKETBALL TEAM ... Front row. from left to right. Clay Davis . Mark Ht·:lIh . Rub Gi ve n" Irvin Dunn . Dewayne Young and Darrell Waits. Back row, from left to righ t, Jd f H :IO Il l' 1. lir.c l Parke r . Flint , Big ham. PCIC Garcia, Randy Konstantakos, John Aguirre, and SAItAH MILLER jumps high ahove Lorenzo

defenders for 2 points · at . the Abernathy. Tourney last week. (Review Photo) : ,

~cl k~ Vamfyg r:.,iff. Manager. 1Rc\'iew Photo) -

Patton's Parts Place ' , '

."60.1 Ave. D · 2'J8.25:R

Brightbill Heating & ~ir

298-2705

Abernathy Farmers Co-op Gins

~1517

Newton Radio & T.V.

Struve Implement

Sander. Auto

~1IwJ· --

These Sponsors Behind -The Lopes .1 00 %. Abernathy,Weekly Review

Co-op Grain Co.

• 714 Tex .. Ave. 298-2511

Abernathy Body Works W.y_J_

417 S. AYe. D

Abernathy 011 Co. 709 Aye. 0

Plain. Grain

..........D ........ --.........

Joe Thompson Imp.

lOS Ave. D

Plnsons P~armacy 3l2MMoSt ••

Consumer. Fuel Aasn.

829Servke ....

f Thrlff .. Supermarket

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HIP ... D .....

916 Av~ . D 298·2033

Shlpll1an Agency BIIy SIoIpauIa," B. c.vey, JlooIdy __ , D' "-___

Aberudoy ........ . ml3l3 762-Zllt .

First State Bank Me.ber el F.D.I.C,

P.y-N-S. ..

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88Bu ...... ~

.... " "1IIaya "A"ream ' ¥ \ Frenl hip came baclt in ;' ~ 18 tile S1181lowlter the third period, ocorIna '6 'I' ___ .t, where they points to Abernathy 's 2. .... on '.en.hlp ror In Fren.hip once aglin held ....... win. Abernathy in the fourth

.., the IIrst period. de- period. sooring 2 points to ..... a. In evlflence. as Abernathy's I. which lied Abe.nlthy scored only 5 the s"me and sent it into poIDts Ind allowed Frenship ovenime. only ' 4 . In the second In o.yertim e . Abernathy period. Abernathy put ano- scored another 5 points and ther 7 poinls on the board. held Frenship to J . winning Ind held Fronship to 3 . for the game 20· 18. a haltime lead of Abernathy Scorers in the game were 12. Fren.hip 7. . Miller 6. Young S. Cox 4.

Gainer 2. S'oto 2 Ind Hawlln . ... I point.

....... yW ... ~IpG .... Ov.r

Shdow ... ,

In the champion ship game of the tourney. Aber­nathy met Shallowaler for another cliff-hanger, which . went into two overtimes.

In Ihe fi rst period. Shal­lowater scored 8 points to Abernalhy 's 5. Abcrnalhy

I .. ·f .... ~ . came blck stmnl In the seco.nd pertdd. .corin. ~ points to Shallowater's 2. for a halflime lead of Abernathy 13. Shallowater

• 10. Ol]ce again. in Ihe third

pe riod. Abernalhy he ld Shallowater . making 6 points to Shallowater's J . Shallowater rallied in the fourth pe r iod. ma ki ng 8 poinl s 10 Abernathy ' s 2 . which· tied the game a nd look it into overtime.

In th~ first oY'<)'lime' period. the team;' tied 2·2. Finally. in the .econd over­time period. Abernathy took com mand and score d 7 points to Shallowater', I . for a 30-24 win.

S(.'llrcrs in the game were Miller with 22 poin ts and Rawlings 8.

Scienlists belie.e that fish wo,. Ihe fint backboned creature s to de ­velop on .a'th .

We're Behind You All The Way Jr. Hi. Baske.tball Schedule

Sha llowa t er Roosevelt Tournament Roosevelt Tournament I~orton

S ~ TE

B- Here/G- The r e Boys Only

~"""y •••• " ....... II.e ...... J

..V Lopes Thu_p Ralls 89·48

The JV Lopes ' thumped R"ll s here lasl Tuesday by Ihe large margin of 69·46. This vktory gives the JV boys a winning 1O-J Tccord on the yea r.

Thc JV ~opcs look the lead earl y out·scoring Ra ll s 19·9 in th e first period . The ... · added 14 more point s in th e s~n,"d period to take a .13·22 halftime lead .

Thl' .I V bllYS rallied in th e

third period · scoring 20 points. while allowing Ralls only 12 Co increase their lead 10 5J-J4. And in the fi na l pe ri od . Ihe Lopes out -s cored Rall s 16· 12 t o win 69-46.

Todd Pope w"' lite lead· ing ' S('orer for the- .IV lopes with 14 points. followed by Keith Les ter with II. Ke lle ,' Hill 10 and Billy Coop"r to .

Fems Pound Ralls The JV fems puunded th e

Ralls JV girl s here la sl Tuesday 53·20.

periods. They OUI -sco red Ralls 10·2 in the thir d period and 12·6 in th e fourth to win eas il y 53·20.

a.y. ... T.

-FrI ••• The 8th Lopes 1011 to

Frionl MondlY. 28-44. In the first quaner. Aber·

nltlty """red 9 points to Frlona's 8. and they went ahead by I point . By halftime . each team hid scored 6 points. 10 keep the 8th Lopes on top by I point . In the third quarte r . Friona went way ahead with 16 po in ts. while Abernlthy only scored J points . In the fin al play. Abern.lhy rallied and mad e 8 points. but Friona came up with 14 an~ won 44·28.

Pete Garcia led wilh 8 points, Dewayne Young had 5 point s, Rob Givens a nd Bre . Parker each hid po int s . Rand)' Kons~antatos ca me in with 2 points

Dinah Neve was th e leading scorer for the JV fent s with IJ poinls . fol· lowed by Amy Pettit wit h 10.

DATE

Jan . 16 Jan . 2 1 Jan. 28 Jan 30 Feb. 2- 4 Feb. 9

Christ the King Tournament LCHS

Gi r ls Onl y B- Here/G-There 9th Grade B&G 7th-8th B&G/H e r e

TIME

5:00 T3A , TBA 5 : 00 TBA 4: 00

The JV fe rn s exploded in the fir s t period a lmost sl'oring at will. They sl'orcd I b points. w h i le holding Ralls to onl y 2. to toke a Ib-llcad in the tir s t period . Thl~ JV fem s Olll -scored Ra lls again in the second p<.'riod, this tim e 15· 10. 10 l a ke.~ a J 1· 12 lead al inter · mi ss ion.

7th Boys "B" Team V ARSITV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE In Shallowater Tourney

DATE

Jan. 10 Jan. 13 Jan. J7 Jan. 20 Jan _ 24 Jan . 27 J an. 31 Feb. 3 Feb_ 7 Feb . 10

OPPONE NT ----*Morton *Pl a ins ' Shallowater ' 0 ' Donnell ' Seag raves "Morton 'Plains ' Sha l lowa t er *0 ' Donnell *Seagra ve s

* De notes Dist ri ct Games

SITE

T H T T H H T H Ii T

~ Boys Girl s Girl s Boys Gir l s Girls Boys Boys Girls Boys

~ 5:00 5 :00 5 :0U 5:00 5 :00 5 :00 5 :00 5 : 00 5 : 00 5 : 00

Tlte J V Lady Lopes did nllt ~ il nn the-ir lead. but inert'used it in the fina l two

Thl' 7th buy:-. "B" It' arn tr,l\ 'l'Ih:d tu th e Sha llowater TOUrn a l1l l' lll . \\ h('fl' t he\' n1('1 a cr u ... hing dckat . .

III the.' fir' .. t pl'ri'HI. ~ h a l · low,lIl' r "'l'OH'(! () 1}I.)i nt!'! HI

I\bernmh y'" J . 1t1 th e.' "e.' l··

New Deal News D~ (-'em 81M-ham

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HAPPY 81HTHDA Y COMI NG EVENTS IN

und per iod. Abernal h,' shm,'cd a bit mon' strength . gCll ing 4 POlnt!i 10 Shallo· "a t ~'r's 5. S h 3 l1o~ a ter went into halftim e ",uh a n II · 7

Sha llllw31('r s.hut \) ut Abnnali1\ in the thi rd p(·r iod . \\ hi le ""urin~ 7 1)t )1f1 I'> . Abl'rnath y "a ... fin · i !l hl'd tI lt III the fourt h l.juar1l'r . \\ hen Shallo ...... te r made I.l PUI111 ' ttl "berna· ItW'lIo J.. fur a final M'Ore of ~h·311u"3tl'r .1 1. Abcrnalh, Q. .

These Sponsors Are Behind New Deal Schools 100% F\ ,1\\11 Shwpshin'. Midldl' Tlm·1. Huh VJ"~UCI.. Mar · g~fl'l M l' D~ l lIga1. Sha.IIHHl fo..kDou,I.!al. .IanrWlI l· Huhl~ rl ·

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LION COUNTRl' hld.~ . lin . IJ . I'AR SITY Hi\ ~ "': F rBA I.l tWh' ~l"gtn .

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Ihne W.:."lincMi., . Thun · do, . Jan. 1M . t9 ·. SE~I ES · n ' R EXAMS . Frld.) . Jan . 20 . T l'lH hn in · ... l·n ll" l· C\\ Il ('l l.1.t\ j VARSIl Y B !I \ K I· 1 Il A LL a ~ • , n , t

(Yl.)UllllclI . I hl·r..: , Monda" J.n , 23 . Band s..)(l\ t C~' ~k"' l . <. 11\ (\Iunril ~1 (.'l''''' . Tucod.,. J . n , 24 . \ ARS I I)' 1l ;I ~ K I··IIj,\l.1 her,

.~l'url' r\ III thl' jl(aml' ""c-rc Rl' nt' H.tnhh b . Fablall ,\, a l~ " ~ and Shant' GalTlt'r

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Sharp's Grocery Store

New Deal 746-5257

Farm ers Depot

FM 1264 & 1294 746-5510

South Plains

Electric Coop Inc.

I J,O W. Amarillo Hwy. Lubbock, Tn ..

762-0406

M. E. Bigham

Construction Co.

Ditching & Cement Work Ri. 2, Box 341 Lubbock , Texas

746·6198

Joe Kirk Wholesale Meats

RI- 3. Lubbock 746·5307

Hi-Plains

Oxygen Equipment, Inc.

3803 Ave. A Lubbock. Te ...

747-2769

Markhams Store

Nt·" Ill'al H6·6868

D. C. Wrecking

(lo\i!o H ... ·\ . 761.K7.l~·

G & G Aero Service

Lubho4.'k Inlcrnnll unal ,\Irporl 747·12~o

It AI'I'l ANN IH' RSA RY

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teache rs do not have th e pressures on them to ha ve a wi nnin g fo otba ll tea rh . ,. She said no one cares if •. math wins." She thinks athletics has its place. but right now " the tail is wagging Ihe dOR."

"Schools refl e (·t th e pub lk 's inter· esu," a('cording to Perot. "Across Teus. particu la rly in smalle r commun· itics. th e ta x- pay ing public has a kee n interes t in the hand, drill team and a thlet ic·s . Th ese a c tivities prov id e mu t:h of th e loca l pride and en tertain . me nt. T he re is li1ll t" staled inieres t in acackmic achi ("vcflIl'll1. As I lalk with peop le.' in ~uch ('ommunities , they arc aW.lrl· ~f the' need 10 cha nge emphasis . but aa' (:n m.' t..' rncd about publi c rellclion , Tu quote nne sC'hool board nlCll1bL' r . 'IIn(' thou s and people s how up fnr th e B(I()S lC'r Cluh mee ting. three ~h n\\ up for lyr A. All 7 members of thc .. (' hool bt'larcl arc elcl'led bv the ~'k '''if('r Club .' .

Wh e n Ridw.rd HI!" ard. preside nt of I til' AIll'rn ,l1h ~ Sr hl.kll Boa rd "'as asked tn ~.'ommcnt 0 11 th i ... \ Iat e m e llt . he sa id . " I thl1lk that a t Abernath y ..... e have

done an .. celienl job. both preYlous admlnlml tora and .<!tool board ntem­ben and those p,resently s.rvins. of . "'.ylng far -slahted In the academic area , We have not Slcrificed o ur 4cademlc pfl'81'am for .'hlelics . We a re broad-based. and we wou ld ('ertainly hope to cont inue that aspect of education,"

The Reyiew as ked Ca rl Irlb ec k. physical educali"'!, leacher at Abe rna · th y. to comment on the proposed c hanges i n minimum grades for alh letes. He replied : " I th ink il is probably a good ru le change. It will hurt some of o ur weaker students. It might make them ",ork harder, tho ugh. 3nd be good fo, Ihem." He loob at c hanges as improve me nts and that the y will be good for us in the long run .

PerOi alsu staled that .. . "U .5. ranks al thc bonom of the industria li zed worl<l in educa tional 3<.'hieYcmelll . Texas student s . eomparcd to those of o th er s t a tcs , arc in (hc bOllOm b.;J1f. .. Our internat iona l co mpe tit ors arc pre paring th e ir children for the fUlUre , whi le we have allowrd our sc hno\s to become places dedicated 10 play with soft e lect ive courses that m ntrib ulc liule 10 " 'arnillg or success in life . "

Mr . Charles 8 uwen. gu ida n ("(~ coun ·

se lor a!\ Abernalhy HISh School; oommcnr~d. " I a8;"e with pin of thl' .;;tah." rn cnt~ A(.'odemies. seem 10 have taken B' back seil 16 rXfrlcumcUJ.r tldivili cs :- Howc\'cr . they art importa nt 10 u certa in l·~tent." Bowen. however. think s Ihal th e reason American stude nl s sec m so far behind European schools is Ihat st udents are tested a t vcry low grade Icvels and placed into ce rtai n curr iculums (s uch as colle8e· huund. voca tional.. etc.). .. However . this would ham per some childre n who mature late r and d ecid e to reall y Iry ol her a reas. but arc too far behind in l'o ursc work ." He also said , "I think pas!iing grades al Abe rnathy should be 70 , instcad of 60. However, these new propo!ials under (he Ull and Perot recom me nd at io ns wi ll l'ertainl\' ca use a high drop·out ratc ." -

Wh e n a s ke d h o w he views the Commi((cc's (.'O mmenl ... "bc twecn IS· 10 hours 3 week is spenl by the band. drill t ca m s and .athlclic (ea rn s in preparin g fur Friday night ' s game. Sl·hool ... arc closed e arl y on gam e day . Ha rely . if ever. do we find such c mpha ') i '!. u n learn ing ac ti v ities," v{'orgc Riddell. band direclor. made this romll1 e nt ·

"If ~ou look al th e ro lls of our ho nor ... ocie lY, <)9 °0 o f these people are involved in alhleti(·s. band ~ literary

cyc nl> and actiyltl •• like that . In Abernathy. we Ire more Ic_demically oriented . I think it is up 10 the individual' s<·hool. 10 slrengthen aca· demic~. It ca n ' t be leg is lale d . AI Abernalhy. study halls were sel up fo, band and athletic s tude nts who were mur8ina l in the ir studies. to help the m along .. ,

Gid Adki sson . s uperint e nd ent at Aberna!hy I. S.D .. "" ........ sked if he favored Ihe propo~ed changes requir· ing athletes to pass 4 rather Ihan 3 s ubj ects in order to compete in utt sporls. He said he is definitely for it. and had ta lk ed to several people at ot her schools who had a lready raised rhl' req uirements at their schools and foun d that even st ude nts who had ~truggled under the old rules. man · aged 10 make the grades necessary to co mpete. Presently, Abernathy only requires a stude~ to pass 3 subjects in orde r to compete.

When asked i( he fe lt 100 much e mphas is was being pla ced on ex tracu rricular ac tivi t ies. he sa id, .. Perhaps a t some schools . but not at Abernathy. We might need to look dos(.:r a t 30me a reas. but bas icallv I think we.' arc ve ry balanced here . .. ·

Galc Davis. a school board member wh ose c h il d ren atte nd s c hool a t Abernathy, was asked what she thinks

about the prollOsed UIL chan8cs "nd the charges thlt t!lC trll'urricuhu uctlvi­t ics art overshldowlng acudcmk~. She definitely ~hinh th at th e:! purpose of any s ubjc'l: t a't sl' hool H~ In leach children to deal wit h life and real lif(' situat ions. " If the (.'oal,h("s teach th e kids things they can use later in life · following rules. gell ing along. things for future life· th at is good . I don ' t think win nin g districi or state ga mes are going to teach them anything bur competit ion . "

When as ked if coaches and band director s should get extra pay , she defin itel y fclt they sho uld ge l ex tra pay because they have lo ng hours and extra responsibilities.

Whe n Billie DuBose . a mothe r and bu s iness woman with c hi ldre n in school. was asked how .. he fe lt about Mr . Pe ro t's efforts to d ow n -play' e xtra c urri c ul ar act iviti eo;; in th e schools. she replied that she is a ll fo r the a lhletics in the sc hool program. She said. " we pro bably over­e mphas ize the progra m somew hat. but I think Voe need at hl et ics. or othe r acti vities like Ag or li ll. It ·~ good deve lopme nt fo r the students . ,.

Finall y. I hI.;' Revic\\. int erv iewed Jerry Hagst rom . a hog fa rmc r and fa the r of twO stude nt s at Abcmath\ High School. When askcd wh, t h ~

Ihi llk 'l !Shuut Ihe pr('~etu controvcny Perul b ":-:i1 .. I", lrlH In Texas !tchool,. HaMs" o", rep'1Yc d: " I agree wilh him on mull" ptlin1s . , don 't think they ,hould l: UI out all Ihe extracurric ular :Il'tlvitic, . bUI they ~ hould be eKu.e.r­rica"'. After ... chool is a good time for them." He " 'enl on 10 s uggest that lhe basket ba ll ga mC's be played sometime ot her than during sc hool. pe rhaps on Frida vs like footba ll. eve n if the nllmb~r of game~ might be lim it ed .

" Wl' arc pa yin g a greal deal o f

monc\ and not ge lling the educa tion Wl.' ft ~e pay in g for. " slated Hagstrom . Hl' d efiniteh' think s educa ti o n 10 years ago "'a ~ be ll e r in qualit y and for a 10 1

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that Ah{' rnathv I.S . O. is doing a fin e job o f cd uc:lIi~g th e ~ tudenl!\ a nd vc ry fc\\ p<:ople thi nk that extracurric ula r acll .. iti\.· ... a rc gc!t ing In the way of ."Iudic ... . Ho\\e\-er. nl:1ny people the Rc\·i('w inten icwed re ali l.cd Iha t Iht!re i~ al\\' a ~~ roo m fo r ' impro\-'cr;ncn t . and pl'rha p ... Iher(' nf"ed~ to be some close r (.'\ al ua tiun<; of Ihe programs.

II vou \\Quld like 10 comment on th e opln i·o n ... whk h have been ex pressed, nr \\o uld like to ofkr an op inion of \o ur own, WrilC 10 Abc rna lh\' W ee ki \' RI,.'\, ie\\ Drawer U. i\bernath~ . Tc xa~. '93 11.

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So has the coal W.use.

Some folks don·t real ize that one of our oldest forms of energy has a new and improved use. Southwestern Public Service Company uses coal to make electricity.

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plants produce more than half the electriCity you use. Because coal is plentiful and less expensive than natural gas, which we've used for years.

We say coal is new and improved because it's more efficient cost-wise, and because we 're preventing air pollution problems with filter systems we've helped develop .

Coal helP' us ~ntrol your cost of electricity. And keeping your cost of electricity as low as P,Ossible is another way we·re ...

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Se lling pa rt - t ime in · yo ur hll m e for nario nai fabri c lumpan y. Pe rfect for dress· maker. seamst ress or fabri C' e nthusiast. Over 1000 fabri c sa mples. Comm ission basis . (\l n1 ac t Le ite rs Designer Fabri cs. Bo, 978 . Dept. 8l3C. Kansas Ci l y, Mo .. 641. 1. or call 1·800·82 1· 5582. ext. FB·JOI .

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FOR SALE BY OWNER, 1'lOO sq:-ft.. 4 hedrooms. 2 baths. l'dlar ins ide . large de n wi lh fir e place. S63.000. Ca ll NB·2404 for appoin l. ment .

Business 1 (S-rts\ SAlrvlces FDR SALE BY OWNER, J

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WlLL TRADE for house in Lubbock. J · 2·2. Baseme"t. l a rgt· room s. R est rict e d a re a. Call Don E" e l\'n ·Fond)'. 792·0870 or Edwards & Abernathie. 792-5 166.

Get ~' our chimney clea ned by a profe ssio nal. Ca ll Craig Schaap . 298· 2000 for 3n appoi ntme nt.

Call 298-2000

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Hale C'nter 83'-% 11 2

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FOR SALE, Bv owner. Very nicc 3·2·2 ho~e . 25.0JO sq. f1. l o t s of clos ets and sto rage. Be a utiful ceiling fan s. Must sec to appre· da te. 298·4 187.

Below S50.0()0 Illl!ito . a,~ulll~tblc h.lan. light and ;.l in' , Ca ll 0011 Evd\,11 Fund" , 7Q2·0870 or Ed\\'ard!-o & Abcrnalhie. 7Ql ·S l bh .

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FOR SALE: Many extras. Abundance o f storage. Priced. to sell now . Covered patio with red .... ·ood decking >I!ached. J·2·2 . Sprinkl e r system. Basement. Call Dur Evelyn Fondy 792·0870. Ed· wards & Aberna.hie, Inc .. 792·51b6 . (J5· n s)

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(50''''l FOR SALE. 320-acre irri­gated farm . Seagraves. J good wells. J bedroom home on pavemenl . Sprink· ler system . 280·acre collon a llotment. S450 an acre. Call 955-4442 or 995·J535.

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FOR RENT: 2 bedro" m i, CO UTl l r~. On pal l' mL· llt . S200 a nll)lHh . S IOO depo.;il. Call Lubhock 7QQ· 2QSh.

George Custer was the youngest Amer ican m a n e~er to make rank of General in the American army - he achie'led that by .... 23.

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298-2440

In Pinson Place, 4 bedroom, 3 bath, cus­tom built home with ...... den, W ...... hop, Sprinkler Syslem. Tile Roof and Many E.t ......

3 bedroor: 2 bath. SP.(' ioUS~'-'~d(, "",Ith a den and :.eparate living mom.

2 bedruom I 11/1 b.th, older home, in excellent condItion with 2 rent houses .

In New Deal. bed­moms, 2 hath., 24 x 20 .-orkshop and cellar on luge 101_

3 bedroom. 2,/, baths. ew;tom built the way you woald like II . In I'IDIoD Place.

James Pope 198-4019

BwI Hubbard • 193-4e82

Jim Bob Smith 795-7126

We would lik e to tha nk e\'e r~· lm e for th e ir visi t s . inquiric!I. t ho u g ht" and pr;:ty e r ~ durin g my stay in the hospital. May God bless each of \'o u .

Larry Perkins & fa mily (9· ll p)

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'pUbliC Notic3 NOnCE TO ALL PERSONS

HA VING CLAIMS AGAINST THE ESTATE OF

DALE MOODY, DECEASED

Notice is here b y given th at original Letters Testa· me nt ary for the Estate of Dale Moody were issued on January 6 . 1~ Cause No. %72. pending in Ihe County Court of Hale Coun­I)'. Texas . 10: RUBY LEE MOODY .

The residence · of sueh . Executrix is Hale County . Texas. The posl offi ce address of the Executrix's attornevs is: White. Self & Bass. · 60 1 W . 71h SI .. Plainview. Tx " 79072.

All persons haying ciaims against this Estate which is current ly b ei n g adminis · lered are required to pre­sent them within the time and in the manner pres· cribed by la",'. Any such claims "'ould be submitted to the Executrix's attorneys at the. address set out abolJe.

DATED Ihe 6th day of January . 1984.

Ruby Le~ Moody

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Cllarlatt.e "' ..... n. VQter .......... Hale County. ••• o .... ce. that the new yater certificates are being maned to H.le ' county 1IOters durinl the period of January '·15. These certifi· cate. will be effective for a period of TWO YEARS .

v They .re blue In color .nd are mailed In window enve· lopes to the addrell cur· rently shown on the voters list.

According to ' law these certificates cannot be for­warded. If the addressee 'nO longer lives at the address

DO You Have Enough Hospital Insurance?

. With todays rising medical costs. you might find that your present coverage does not fully meet your needs. Could you afford a long hospital . stay? We have the answers. Call us for facts.

Let us upc:IJIte your policy

~HDBBARD INSURANCE AGENCY 921-B Ave D Phone: 298-2529

mailbox. Parent •• p ..... do • 14I~1I"1 noc pa ..... 1on1 yoU! child' • . certlflc.te to them If they 110' lonser reslde · .t your ad·

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he/she has provided to the registrar. the voter certifi· .clte will be returned to the registrar. where it will be placed on a " STRIKE LIST" until August IS. Then after that date. it will be cancelled from the list of active voters.

Please do not destroy any voter certificate you may receive. Voter certificates are being mailed in individ­ual envelopes to aid you in the return of any vot e r certificate you may receive for aoy voter who does not re s ide at the address shown , If you should receive such a certificate. pl ease mark it "Return to Sender" and drop it in the nearest

Pregnancy New pimensions in Child·

birth will present an Early I' Pregnancy Seminar Satur­day . January 21 from 9:30 a . m . till noon at the Goedeke Bran ch Libra ry . 6601 Quake r Ave . . in Lub· bock.

Nutrition During Pregnan· cy. by Jan Gillum . !\jutri: tionist. OB·GYN . TTUHSC;

dress. Instead. ple.1e .U them to contac:l the offtce of. the voter reglstr.r to m.ke the needed ch.nges on their certlfic.tes. The only excep· tion to this is in the case of a college student who is away from home ' attending school. A student may be registered in his home county and vote absentee.

If you do not receive your voter certificate by January IS. 1984. you are urged to conie by the Hale County Tax Office between the hours of 8 a.m .-5 p . m . Monda y· Friday to see if yo ur nam e is .on th e "STRIKE LIST." We re­commend a personal visit because most changes reo quire the signature of the voter .

Seminar Anatomy & Fetal Develop· me nt . b y Joan Balmer . BN S. OB Nurse ; Fitness & Exercise. by Marilyn Dykes. LPT. Ph ys ica l Therapist ; Infant Feedin g Information . by Carol Pietz. Infant Feed· ing Specialist; and Mate rni · ty Fashions. b y Gwen Lewis. Indi a na Gardens Stork Shop.

7th Boys Edge Friona Tht: 71h boys slipped by

Friona by only 2 point s. IS to IJ . last Monda v.

Abernathy got ' off to a fl ying slart with 6 point s. while Frion a failed 10 score in the firsl quart er . Friona boun('ed back in the second quarter. scoring 5 to Aber· nathy's 2 poinl s. The 7th Lopes were ahead of Friona by only 3 points at halftime .

By the end of thc third period. the game was tied '" 10·10. In the last quarter. Abcrn,"h~' forged ahead and made 5 point s 10 Frillna's J. ma kin g Ih e final sco re. Aberna l hv 15 and Friona I.l . . Ru ~ , e ll Mill er mad e 8

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8 • .4. T"ker Services for O. A. Tooker.

94, of Abernathy were at 10 a.m. Monday at the First United Methodist Church with the Rev. Tommie Beck. pastor. officiating. Assisting was the Rev. HB Coggin. retired Methodist minister from Abernathy.

Graveside Masonic rites were conducted in City of Lubbock Cemetery. Burial was under direction of Chambers Fune ral Home in Abernathy.

Tooker died at 3 p .m. Friday. January 6. at Hi· Pla ins Hospital in Hale Cenler after a brief illness.

A native of Wheatland. Iowa. he moved to Abe rna· Ihy in 1910. The World War I Army vetera~ married Ge rthel Lowery on June 17. 1925. in Tye .

He was a Shriner. a member of the Scottish Rite Te mple and Yellowhou se Masonic Lodge No. 841 and a charter me mber of the Lubbock post of the Veter­ans of Foreign Wars.

Survivors include a son. We ndel o f Abernathv ; a

. brothe r . . Ted of Saiina. Okla.; two gra ndchildren ; and a great-grandchild.

Eulalia Gutierrez

Rosa ry for Eulalia O. Gutierrez. 57. of Post was at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church in Lubbock.

Services were at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the church with the Rev. Roland Bux· kemper . pastor. officiating .

Burial followed in Peace· ful Garden s in Lubbock under direction of Rix Fune­ral Directors.

Mrs. Gutierrez died Mon · day morning at Garza Mem·­ori al Hospital in Post after a brief illness.

A nativc of Texas. she was born February 12. 1926 .

She was a m(' n;ber of thc Ca thol ic Ch urch .

Survivors include her hus· band . Juan of Post; a son. Pete Rodriquez of Lubbock; a dau ghter . Lydia Valdez of lu bbock: thr ('e brothers . Epifano Ochoa of Lubbock. Victor Sa laza r of Houslon and Juan Salaza r of Breck· enrid~c; Ihree s iste rs. Mina Ortega and Vi via na Vas · que7 . both of Lubbod . and Lucia Lara of Ah('rnath v; and ('ighl grandchildren . .

Walter Downin~

Servi ces for Walt e r E. Downing. 78. of Hale Cen· ter were at I p .m. Tuesday at First Ba ptisl Church in Hale (l' nter " 'ith the Rev. Ron Moone),. pastor. officia· ting.

Burial was in Hale Center (em('terv unde r direction of Freema;, Fun e ra l Home here .

He died at II p . m. Sunda y al Hig h Pl a in s Hospit a l he re a ft er a lengthy illness .

Anal ive of Law rence County . Md . . he was born Sept. 5. 1905. He had lived at Hi g h Pl a in s Nursing Home in Hale Center for 12 years. moving there from Abernathy. He ca red for horses at various race tracks before his retirement.

He was a Baptist. Downing had no known

£assle Rosser Graveside services for

Cassie Barton Rosser . 96. of Arlington were at II a. m. Friday. January 6, in Plain· view Cemetery with the Rev . Mark Meyer. pastor of SI. Mark's Episcopal Church, officiating.

Burial was under direc· tion of Wood-Dunning Furi­eral Home of Plainview.

She died at 6:45 p.m. Monday , January 2, at her home. Her doctor rule" the death was due to natural causes.

Born in Port Sullivan, she came to Hale County at an early age with her parents and Settled south of Cotton Center. Their ranch home. the Barton House, is dis· played at the Texas Tech University Ranching Herl· t'l~ Center.

She married Everest B, iouer. They lived leven miles IOUth of Cotton Cent· I er and farmed there until movlnl to Arlinltoll 35 yean..,. ItOuer dW Nay ... 1963.

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She waa a' member of St. John's Episcopal Church in Arlinaton.

Survivors include a son. Larry of Arlington ; two daughters. Mrs . Charle s Gwln of Azle and Cassie

, Marie Rosser of Arlington; a sister. Mary Barton Burun of Lubbock ; a broth­er. Dr. Sam B. Barton of Deilton; and a granddaught­er.

She was the aunt of Joe Barton and Betty Albus of Abernathy.

Bernlee Tarter

Services for Mrs . Bernice Setliff Tarter, 63. of New Deal. were at 10:30 a.m. Saturda y. Janua ry 7. a t Northside Church of Christ with Gary Blakney of Gruv · er Church of Christ official-. ing.

Burial was in Resthaven Memorial Park under direc· tion of Resthavc n Funeral Home.

She died at midnight Thursdav. J anuan' S. at SI. Ma ry's ' Hos pit ai afte r a lengthy illness .

Born in E ldorado. s he was a retired legal ste no-grapher. She had been a res ident of Lubbock for 44

years. movlnl from Bul •. She married A. T. T.rter.

·Jr. on Au.u t 17, ",M7, In Amarillo. He died January 6. 1964.

She w.. • member of New Deal Church of Christ.

Survlvol'S Include a son, 'James of Shallowater; six . brothers. Ennis Setliff of Crowell. Chester Setliff of Bula . Darwin Se tliff of­Atoka. Okla., Bennie Setliff of Borger. David Setliff of Wilcox. Ariz .. and Duane Sctliff of Plano; and three sisters , Gladys Setliff of Hereford. Eva Enrnha" of McAlester. Okla . a nd Ruth Johnston of Mesa . Ariz.

Pallbearers were W. A. Covey. Tony Rieken. Lynn LaFon. Slim Herron, Jack

Luuden and David Parrl, h. The family sUllnts

memorials to Lubbock Chlldre n' s Home or the American C.ncer Society.

CONGIESSMAN TO ADDIESS COTTON MEE11NG. Rep . Carroll A. Campbell. Jr.. (R-S.C.), a me mber of the House W.ys and Means Committee. will address the National Cotton Council a nnual meeting February 5-7 in Little Rock. Arkansas . He will s peak during the general session of the convention February 7.

Rep . Campbell . a native of Gree nville, S.C .. was elected to Congress in 1978

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Charles Tue Is married to the former K., Teal and the, haH' Ihrff chllclrfll . He Is • member of the Firat B.ptl8t Chun'h ~f Plaln,I .. ". ~ member of Ih .. PUIO'. a.55 .• member of Gideon', Intern.tlonal, MJlSODk l.o<Iae • 7()q 11'151 Muler). Lubbock Scottish Rlle ·Plalnvle", Chapl .. r , and Council. and Comm.nd~ •• member of Ad"lsof) Board of PIaln,'le", R.pe Crisis (enler, I ... 'nina on Ad,IJiO~ Board "I Criminal Justl«' Department 01 W.~ land Unhe ",l t ~. I. • ho.rd member 01 P1.lnvlew 80,,'1 Club. member of N.tlonal Sheriff. "Iso.-l.llon, • mt'mber 01 TullS Sherlrrs AS5OCI.llon •• memlx'r of Tel • • Narrotks om,.., .... A ...... lat lon. /fal., Count~· Pe.ce om"",', A5socl.tlon, .nd PI.ln, I,'" ~oon Uon ', Club .

Sheriff Tue bea.n hi' emplo~m('nt ... lth II.le Count., In 1%.1 •• a deput.' . lOU

promoted 10 Chlrr Deput~' In 1966, and appolnt,·d Sheriff In 197 J. II " ,·. me to 11. 1,' Coun" from l.Iulen"ld , ... here he "o",,·d n'e and on,··halr H· ......... r1h !''''let' om .. ..,~, . .

Sheriff Tue plt'daefi , If f'(' ·elt'l·ted •• continuation of hont·"." uperit'n' ... •. and Intt'~rll) In ~'our Hale Counl~ Sheriff . om",,, .

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