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Local Stock Show Is County Residents To 'Decide Tax Rollback Scheduled Thursday Hale County residents will take pll11 afford any more laxes coupled with the have a three month reserve operating

One of the community's longest running events is scheduled next week, Th~y.Janl,llry2\' TheS7thAnnuai Hale Cenier Stock ShoW will be

. activities for local FFA and

hU '.~ dedicated to merit;,ry be. 19J1ll!tnC boo'-Il"f Bert Rice. Rice was kill~in '!Ill one vo~icle accident soulb or.~C; ~ity in Octo~. . . 1iielocai shOw is one of the largest

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in the area and this year's project show promises to be one of the beSL FFft,.and 4-H exhibitors will vie for the judges approval in four division. Expected in the showring arc 7-steers, as-hogs and 30-lambs.

Recruited for the difficult task of selQCting winners will be Castro County

Heading this year show as general in the democratic process Saturday, supcrinteJ1dent and stock show president January 16, when residents will vote in

. willlxl Tommy Louthan. Assisting a special county rollback election. The Louthan and M:rving as secretliryl elcction was forced when Pillinview treasurer of the organization is Brian real estate agent Dorothy Tullis-Brown PaUcrson. Helping to organize the four successfully petitioned Hale County divisions during the show are residents and gained enough signatures superinteildents Brian Pauerson-bccf to force the election to reduce Halll division, Wendell I~bell-Iambdivision; County propcrtytax. andJim!liyCurty-swine,divisiOIi: . . · . , .' . . ' . . .

cost of living increases. expense.

Opponents ofthe rollback have slated Without an increase in taxes. County

~~~ i~~:~ i~~~:~e~a:~:r~~~~~".ls~~ Judge Bill Hollars has said lhat all county reviewing the 1993 budget inieres.t services would be cut income is $152,500 .less than in 1992. According to the Commillce For DUritig the pasl two years the County Continuing Progress, chaired by . the Commis.sions have had 10 dip into Plainview FirslNationalBankprcsidQnt coulntvresj~i've' funds tomeellhc budget. Kiln King, taxes . on a $50;000 home . lti!rhi~:hly·.~C(;otnJmeI1d~!d:thaU~le CI)Ul)ty . wouldliqinc~~sedby$,\I~ ay~ar. .

ri~Pm~J1!inlJti:!t~ti$:,lQ)tJie ' · A· liel,Vdivisi!lJlh~ ~ ac!d«iCIto ., L.·.s\ September, Bale County thi~ Y~r.~i~h9.W. With; the orgBcitiZatiori · c.ommis(lo~~raise4 iaxes llpercertt "11111111111 •• 1111111.

Top . ()r~~JJ"te C~tyCatl1eBreeders and or thel~2 tax, rate of 32.9S ~ntper , ~ :aw.lfdedb4~lt buckle.s the interest it" has ' crelited, a 'heifer $lQOevalu.ationJ03651 centspel'$lQO.

pcrfQllmll1ce. and ability. !o divislori ' will 'kick. off the afternoons ' Whenihe tlix rale is inc~sed by more ' eJdiibiitheitanimals. Anll!ltertop award activity. than 8 percent; the pul!lic was the right each .year is the It. and Sr. Hustlers ThoHaleCCnterSlOCkShowwillbe topetitionforarollback; lfthe'tollback Awa{d; given tJle the feeders that have hosting a concession stand during the is successful. don.e the best in feeding andcareoftheir event. During the past five years,thecounty animals. has spent over one. .Iillion, severi

hundred-fifty thousand dollars mOre

I Rivalry Provides Fireworks pilying for county services than it has collccted .from all revenue sources.

The 1993 budgetcaJl for a 2.Spercenl incre.sse in spending for servic,:es over . the 1992 budget of$222,701. The 1993 .

Stock Show Saturday, January 16

Judging begins at 1:00 p.m." . Swine breeder Bobby Lee of Wilson

will serveasjudge

Hale Center came Out like adifferet\t t\l1m tl!e!hinJq~enei'" De~tO

After allowing the Antelopes the first . basket in thc'half. H.C. )Wayne Smitl! toolc it upojl.hi~lf to.tear doWl\ the 9 ~inr Abe~a.tIl)' lead~ .Srnithscore 9

budget dOCJ callfor a tax increase of r,o'!!!'l"~~~ $381,486. · Th-emain areas qf incre.ssed

. , Oo.n~l.n.~~ 0!1Page ,~ . ~g rui $(itvices are in \lItIployee 1.1-' ~" " ,~,"" 'f, '.,;';' ; , .heahl) . cos~~$4~,OQO;raises' fO.r lij;:~~\;'l~;:t;i,; ,~,:L~ em\!loyees~$75,~:' 11'1creBscin the ' , . 'Ot' d'" . .. t R:'· · sherifT's dc.parltnent. and county 'jail-d:U ,:;' en" S " .. :', ~ ,eeelVe :!!n~~:S~:~~~m:t:$\~,=~

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.• LOCali~rR~nAmensrec~i~esroi1gmtu1ationifroQtoe~b" dealer oCne Heath for placi~g first 'place in the : Narlon8J Grain ' Sorghum Yield and Management C9n~st. 'IJ1e irrigated test plot was planted with DK66 and' yielded 10,9971bs. on the S acre" plot. Ahrens averaged 9,700 I~. on the 140. acres of milo plailted. .

moiled tlO K,esS iii 1950 and also lived ill Hale Center andOhon beforemovinl t(l Plainview in 1981. He was ., mechanic; retinnl in 1983. He was. Ve&eran of World War II. a member of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreip Wars and Trinity United Methodist Church.

He married Norma Voncile Walker on Dee. 24, 1940 in Fort Worth.~he died May 26, 1992.

Survivors include iwo daughters, Mrs. Jimmy (Erline) Bradley of Plainview and Mrs. James (Carlene) Wiltbom of Denver City; three sisters, Ethel Hlckell, Rose Mae Lumpkins and Belly Lou Owen, all of Fort Worth; five grandchildren; and four great· grandchildren.

Elsie Nivens Hale Center· Graveside services for

Elsie Nivens. 84. was held at 2 p.m. Saturday in Hale Ccnter Cemetery with the Rev. Gene Meacham, pastor of First Baptist Church, offciating. Burial arrangements are by Freeman Funeral Home.

Mrs. Nivens died at 8:15 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 7. 1993, in Hi·Plains Nursing Home in Hale Center.

She was bom Elsie Easley on Aug. 13,1908 in Elbert. She·moved with her family to Hale Center in 19 19 and graduated from high school as salutatorian in 1926. She allended business college in Lubbock and was employed by Texas Utilities in Lubbock.

Mrs. Nivens moved to Anesia, N.M. in 1944 from Hale Center and worked for Central Valley Rural Electric Co·op for 2S years, retiring in 1970. She returned to Hale Center in 1991. She was a member of First Baptist Church in Artesia.

She married Vernon Nivens on Dec. 2, 1927 in Hale Center. He died in 1977.

Survivors include a son, Bob of Billings, Mont.; two daughters, Lois Purvis and Doris Barry, both of Roswell, N.M.; three brothers, Beryl Easley of Jacksonville, Glel1ll Easley ofPonland, are.; . nine grandchildren and seven great·grandchildren.

A brother, George R. "Pete" Easley, and a sister, Mildred Jeanelle Easley, are deceased.

COTTON CENTER

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. day . change to night. As this slowly unfolds, ' .. ' I like to paint there the pictures I see; Orange, brown. and burning rust are falling leaves,

tiny specks of red. robins in a ~. Shimmering heat waves 'rough the selting sun,

hosts of danCing fairies happy and gay. Along the skyline, a low-flying plane.

an errent goose that has lost his way. The rosy cheeks of a late evening cloud,

a reminder of our children, fair; And long silver fingers pointing skyward,

are the greying streaks in grandmothers hair. The fast moving. ever changing colors,

like the twinkle in an Irish lass' eyes; And. in truth, no eanhly flower garden

can match the beauty of our sunset skies. TJH

At The

Public Library

Operation Christmas Book, 1992 is a big success earning S 1719.50 for the Hale Center Public Library. This is the largesl amount ever received and Ihe Pioneer Club and Library Board Members extend their sincere thanks for your help. Many have donated funds since the first Operation Christmas Book in 1965, these are our special angels and to each of these we owe a big Ihank you!! We also want to thank John and Christine Lyles for Iheir donation which was accidentally omilted from the list.

Memorials have been received in memory of R.D. Gray, father of Dcrald Gray, from: Gordon & Joyce Ru .. ell ,

Keith & Mary Jane Brashear Friday 21 new books were put on the shelf with 12 more books expected soon.

Anolher order for 10 is ready to go out. Corne in and see whats new! Candance Keller, professor of an al Wayland Baptist University, has donatod

6 art books and 6 other books lhey arc being processed and will be ready to check out soon. pur thanks to Candance for these beautiful books thai our book bl/dget would 1101 allowed us to buy. .

NEW BOOKS At THE LIBRARY

Cry Me A River Midnight SecreL' Mexico A Calculated Risk Vanish With The Rase China Silk The Comeback Kid (Bill QiDlon) Terminal Siaughicr Such Devoted Sisters (Large Print) Forever

Adult 1. R. Pearson Janelle Taylor

Jornes A. Michener Katherine Neville Barbara Michaels

AMe Worboys Chas F. Allen & Jonathon Poutis Robin Cook Elmer KellOn EllcnGoudge Judith Gould

Children The Mitten Fats CordurcY'8 Christma. Vitamins & Minerals The Pop Corn Book Proteins Cat'bphydrates , Jll1gll,l tl\llChrjstmas Clown

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Jon Brett Alvin Silverstein

Don Freeman Alvin Silverslein Tomie de Paola

Alvin Silvers.tein Alvirt Silverstein

Tomrilie de Pooia 'Altlliimdef Qay , llQj Breit .

wore 311-:-36 with tiJru=wiindit~g· ~IoYIII

· ' ~:20 mitt. Junior iCed. theluM as he fOur points from '* charilY .mpel. Dowiaht JoIInIcJn pUt Jbe iciq on· the cakewitJt:OS l'OIIIIiniDaiaH,C,lIrippecl the Abernathy ball hIIIIIIer for an cay fast break'bucket for the fl!lat 44-36.

Both teams exha\lSted the two teams knew that they had been in a bailie. The win kept the Owls distrla reoord clcan at 5.0 while the Antelopes dropped their first loop outing.

The Lady Lopes upheld their number 2 state ranking as they dropped the Owlelles 51-IS. The highly favored Lady Lopes were surprised by the Owlettes in the first period I11III held a 15-6 lead at the end of the quarter.

Abernathy's still and experience began to take it's toll in the second period. The visitors swarming press allowed H.C. only 3 points in thequaner. At intermission Abernathy held a commanding 29-9 lead.

Hale Center could manage 6 second halfpointswhile the Lady Lopes chalked up 24 points for the final.

Thank You The Hale Center Pub"·: Library

would like lOextend a special thank you 10 the community for their past support and the recent Operalion Christmas Book. Wilh your generous support we received the largest donationcverduring OperationChristmasBookof$I,719.SO. With your support Ihe library will continue tli provide books and the best possible service to the community.

Our Sineere Thanks, The Pioneer Club and Library Board

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. " . ' ~~y. J,n; 18 • Baked·bani, .weet potJlOeI, ~.J;Ieans, hot rott, marpnne, cherry or plum

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~y.Jan.19 Brisket. ritUhed powo, fried qba, bilc:uil9, lIIIIfJarine, apricots

Wednesday. Jan. 20 Fried cbickett, muhed polllOes, peas IIId carrots" tossed .. lad, bran IJIIIff'ms,

pear .' Thunday, Jan. 21

Hamburger on bun, tater 1019, IClIItCC, tomatos, onions. pickles, ]apricot cobbler

Friday, Jan. ~2 . Liver and onions. ow:uoni and tomatos, green beans, wheat rotts, brownies

We don't know how anyone else feels about the situation but the sooner summer time gets here the better our dispoSitions will be. A lillie snow, ice and cold is o.k. but this is ridiculous!

Our attendance at the Center held up fairly well for the situation but the first pleasant day of sunshine last Tuesday gave a 101 of people the urge and "Oomph" to get up and get out.

And our chefs reacted favorably and gave us an excellent noon meal, the rec room tables were well occupied with game players and atl of 1\ sudden we're back on a even keel!

Nexi Monday is board of directors evening to entertain witli Gene Alexander hosting the event. Serving begins at 5 p.m. Gene promiSes the first courses but since he is a diabetic and must avoid dessens we'll be on our own! Not to worry· we have plenty of those who have a "sweet tooth" in our group so the situation is WIder control.

An added attraction for the evening is install,tion of officers with Dr. Freeman presiding. AnniversariFs and birthdays will be.observed. A business mooting will be held followed by table games in the Tee room. So all you guys and gals come on out I11III take pan in all the activities.

Tuesday of next week is blood pressure day courtesy of the Home Health Nurses.

Wednesday, January 27th Wanda Phifer and Rebeeca Cline of Lubbock

will be at the Center 10 diseuss living trusts I11III living wilts inunediately after lunch. More information wilt be available later.

Thursday Betty is off to SPAG and Friday we vote on volunteer of the month.

Friday, January 22nd the flt'St dance of the year wiD be held at the Center. Due to the musicians, the Frontiersmen • work schedule, dancing will beain at 7:30 p.m, instead of \he original 7:00 p.m. Admission is $3.00 per person and cookies, punchandcoffeewill be served. So all you guys I11III gals come on out and join in the dancing or just sit. visit I11III enjoy the music.

We regret to report Lorene Bryan's brother LeRoy Wagganer is in critical condition following surgery.

Recent visitors to the Cenler are Shorty and Maureen Bourland of Lubbock, R.C. and Faye Slevem and Belly Long.

We stand COI1'eCted R.C. informed us they are now membersl

Memorials have,been given for R.D. Gray, fatherofDerald Gray by Paul and Janie Brownd, J.C. and Novella Sneed, Vera Meester, Belty and Roy Kirkland and laVerne Thornton.

SOS! A van driver is badly needed at the Center. Any and all prospecl9 can contact Betty at 830·2428.

Food for thought: If opportunity does'nt knock, build a door.

tHE ISSUE ·IS THE ROLLBACK

·THE ISSUE IS ~TIX)R()THYTUUJS.BRQ\MI Bia sums of money are bei1g.spent on tekwision and newspaper advertising to deleal the Tax RoIJad<. I have been personally 'attacked beCause of my views on taxing and spending.

but I am agak1st the over taxilO.· and the run ~way QUI' . .' tOdaY. OUr nationwlf be ~. if the

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42-32. Alicia Snelling was hiah point with lland Sarah Mahasan had 10 points. The J. V. girls also won 33-2t.

The varsity boys also defeated New DeaI71-40. Marlin Thornton was high point with 32 and Wayne Smith had 22

Honor Roll Is Revealed

points. The J.V. boys lost 36-41. Junior High principal Spo:<: Cox Thevarsity boys defeated Abernathy released top students for the third six

44·36. Wayne Smith was high point weeks of the school year. A large with 16. The J. V. boys also won 42·29. percentage of Junior High slUdents were The varsity girls losl. Kar. Rice had 6. _ named to Ihe honor rolls. Of Ihe three The J.V. girls also losl. grades included, 34 students received

All four tearns play at Shallowater gradesqualifying forthe 'A Honor Roll'. today, Jan. IS. Good Luck! Sixth grade students listed on the' A

January 19 the Owls and Owlettes HonorRoU'wereVictorAdame,Casey haslOlton. Everyone come and support Barrell. Dalla Rlack, Jennifer Boycc. Ihe teams. Sandra Ceniceros. Gabriel Gomez.

The Hale Center Stock Show will be Abby Hacker. Shiloh King. Chrisllna Thursday, Jan. 21. Heifers begin at Lopez, Adam Marin, Jaee Norris. 4:00, lambs at 6:00 followed by the Debbie Quintana, Sara Shaver. and swine. Rusty Vick.

Also Thursday, Jan. 21 is all-region Among the eleven scvenlh graders band Iry,oUls at SundoWn. Good Luck listed aas top students for the third si. to all trying out. weeks were Jon Rordewyk, We,

Happy Birthdays this week go to Horsford, Rocky Jimene!. Megan MickeyBlankenship·Jan.18andJames Lowry. Barbara Montane/. Cory Cruz·Jan. 19. Hope ya'lI have a great Needham. Niki Perez. Jason Pryor. day! Daniel Ray. Eli SierraandKyla Thuma,

Till neXI lime.... Eighth graders "'vcalcd as . A Honor

All excellent things Are AS

difficult AS they are rAre, -Benedict Splnou

Roll' studems were Danny Aguirre. Meranda Barron. Dusty llIack, Nathan Burgess, Victor Hernandez, Kylic Hughes, Carolyn Magallan. I..indsay Robens. Mati Thomas, and Tony Valdivia .

Studcms Ii~tcd on the' A· B Honor Roll' from the sixth grade arc Denise

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Castillo, Andrea Compton. Robert Espinosa. Alfre'] Flores. Julian Flores. EricOon'l.alcs, PcdroGuticrn:l. Mclis .... l Hin('jos •. Holly Hum,inl·s. Ganh Hughes. Monica Jimcnel, Gahricl Magaillan. Erica Martmet. MiJoy Sierra, Jasoll Thnmas, AnnJ Tijerina, and Raymonu Trevino.

A large lisl or sevellth gndcrs received grades for' the 'A-S Honor Roll' Brandon Ahrens, John Rl·nciield. Trina Rlack. Brandon Rloum. Leslie Rorjas. Vanessa Brandl, Ml'lanic Camel, Rngc lio GmnjL'IH), AlTland'l Gualilo, Jason Gcufn. SiprialllO) Ourieffl:i. 'DN~lck ·.roM·n",". }cshua King • .cheTl'c LiillgslOfl, Ad<lUl Leishman, It.'sst: Lope/. Monil:H Madrigal, Rub"n Madrigal. Joel Magallan . Debra Massey. Joshua Norwood, Rita Vaquara.· Amanda Parker. julio Robles. Nick Rocha. Irene Sanchez, and Lori Wright.

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'I" Joining the' A-B Honor Roll' rrom theeighlh grnde are Manual Raca .Chris Dominguez. Damon Estes, Mary Galvan, Heather Huflhines. Felicia Leija, Amie Lowry, Abel Luna, Cornelius Magallan, Caleb Morales. April Musquiz,JacobPcre/. ShaunRay, Isaac Rodriquez, Nancy Shnvor, Joshua Sierra, and Rita Vaquera.

Science increases our power in proportion as it lowers our pride.

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uiuil the. prCIS!l c)f,Ff:C. the final minutes. . began 10 firc . on \cept perfect in

Hale Center's wake·up call came inlermissiQn held a commanding 33 · with 5:17 remaining in lIle opening Ie-.d. The half was capped off when the quarter of the second half. HaleCenter Owl long range threat Wayne Smith struck for eight unanswered points 10 nred a 3-pointer with :02 remaining. take 8 24·17 lead 'Pouring in points Halc Ccnter doubled the Lions third during Ihe Owlette tum around were quarter output 20·10 for a 53·47

4.0, on on top of the crown race. Sharing the lead with H.C. with perfect district marks arc Abernathy and Shallowaler. The latest poll of Texas AA teams has the Owls at the number 4 position.

Angela Ogle, Sarah Mabagan, Deldra Poindexter and Alicia Snelling.

Starting the final period leading 24· 21. New Deal regained the lead 25-24 al the 6: I () mark. Roth teams battlc back and furth for the next two minutes. Hale Center gained control for good in the contest, 33·31, when Sarah Mahagan canned two free throws wilh 3: 14 remaining in the game.

Following . lhe free throws by Mahagan, HaleCenter's press took over. Unable to cope with th~ hustle of the Owlencs. New Deal gave up the ball ror easy points. The Owlellcs held hack New Dcal scureless for over 1 minutes whale dumping 1t1 I 1 markers.

Coach Childs credited the win to a J(llal team effort and hustle. The win Improved the Owlcne~ rocord to 1-3 in loop competition and 5-11 fur the scason.

The Owls had to fighl a cold shonting hand and a tougher th(m expected Lion team in Ihelf boule to keep a perfect dIStrict record. The Owls usual rast start stumbled oul of the starling blocks and could 1101 r,nd the range unlil Ihe ~:44I11ark uf the opening period. Alh~r 11.('. got the ball wiling Marlin Thomton sl:orcd I ) unanswcrl'd points to give thl..' (Jwls a 11-4 advantilge luslart the sc(ond period.

Aided by the }-point bomb New

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'Local Poet Recognized

Hale Center own wrilCr of rhyme has again been recognized for his works. Thomas Hendcnon has been awarded the Oolden Poet Award from the World of Poetry inCalifomia. The award has become an annual recognition for Henderson.

Hendenon has the unique ability with a stroke of the pen to give readers a real sense of the West Texas people and country. In one of his publications Lady Bini Johnson wrote to Henderson commenting on how the reading of his poems and thinking of some of the delightfUl scenes brought back memorin. He also has received leners from Buckingham Palace for his books of poetry.

The latest honor from the World 01 Poetry recognizes Henderson's works for OUIStanding achievemenl in poetry and cenific:ation for induction into the Homer Honor Society.

We would like 10 thank everyone for their supporl when Derrick had his surgery in Dallas. We appreci.ale all the card, calls and prayen. We are happy to say that Derrick got I good repon back. Thanks again.

Gary Helbert Family

HALE CENTER SCHOOL MENU

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Apricots Oauneal

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Tues;lgy Jan J 9 Juice

Biscuit Gravy Eggs Milk

Wednesday Jan. 20 Fruit

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Milk Thurslay IUn 21

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Friday j.n 22 Applesauce

Eggs & Sausage 'Tortillas

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Tossed Salad Peas

Garlic Bread Dessen

Milk Tueskv I'm 19 HOI Dog WI Chili

Reliab I Onion French Fries

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Wednpd.y Jan 10 Hamburger Steak WI Gravy

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claimed Reserve Grand Champion Receiving 'A Honor RolI"horion in Roll' were Katie Anderson, Mori readyfor the New Year, honors al Houston with her pig and last the fifth grade were Brandoo Blount, Applewhite,ArasellyCalza~,Briltany Iiea yearthe'OrandChampionPigatHouslOn Tara Shae Booher, Misty Hickman, Ch B C CD ' . • Sweet rtS·necial • was exhibited II the Hale CounlY Stock J d H f d K P enevell, ridel ross, asoy avis, r Show. . are ors or, ana ryor, and Josephina Dominqucz, Monica 10 tanning session for $15

Lindsey Rogers. Espinosa, Mario Flores, Donnie Garcia, This year's HaleCoumy Stock Show Among students in the fourth grade Britainie Gary, Jeremy Helbert, Teana Rand - In- Hand

is slated to be hcldJanuary 23-25 at the listed on the 'A-B Honor Roll' were Langston, Peggy Magallan, Isabel Ollie Uner Center. President of the JasonCampbell,ChristeICanlU,Jamallh Moralez, Jason Needham, Ernest Orta, Mefirul.a 9lorsforrJ, 9I{pil'Tttfi.llkilln show is Kim King of P1ainview_ Several Clark, Jametra Claric, Abby Espinosa, Jo~ua Rieff, Roland Ruiz, Brandy BUB. 839-2579 or Res. 879·2320· IIU S. MaiD Hale Center Ioeal men 'have headed the stock show in the past, 19S4-Grady Shepard, 1960-John Trimmier, 1986-Plit Shepard, and 1987-Carl Marshall.

Following the weigh in's Friday, the ju~ing will begin Saturday morning at 8 am with the sheep show followed immedialely by the heifer and steer judging. Working the show ring in the sheep show will be John Kearney. Judging the .heifer and steer show will be Wendell Kent. The swine judging will begin at I pm Sunday with Bill Binder selecting the winners. The auction sale will begin at6 pm Monday.

Several local men will have major responsi bilities for the smooth operation of the show. In the steer division Carl Marshall will serve as show superintcndent. He will be assisted by Pal Shepard, Kit McDaniel and Brian Pallerson. Tommy Louthan will head lhe swine show and will be assisted by Jimmy Curry and Gary Koeldcr. In the sheep division Tommy Rambo, Kenny Campbell, Brian Pallerson, Chris Cummings and RQnald Groves will serve as assistant superintendents.

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Senior

HC vs ~3hallowater' Friday, JalJl. 15 at Shallowater

Revs.Olton " . ..' . __ -;' . :. r' '.' .. . \ ~ • ,-' . :... " ': . . . ", ',' . , .... ' . •

frida,y, Janl. 19 at Bal.eCenter

-Lemond Farm Store 111 Stevenson 839-2112

®lYliji} WlYlCi ~@~UDOD~@)~ 879·4521

Hi-Plains Hospital 203W.4th Nursing Home & Day Care 839-2471

u~~~ ~~~Mrr~~~~ C.H. Keeton

602 Main In Hale Center 839-2212

Lot-OC-Cars Freeman Funeral Home

Bill & Arleen Freeman 839-2626

. We Support the Owls & Owlettes In District Play

Owl Booster Club Hair Bender

----N ~Iaude Burnett Aacncy

INSURANCE 839·2414 REAL ESTATE

Brown Pharmacy 601 Ave. G Bob and Tany Brown ",2466

.~~-~~ 622 Ave. G","~~U~\V~83g.22Zl

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320. Cleveland :

First National Bank 701 Main Member F.D.I.C. 839-2448

West Builders Supply & Redi·Mix Concrete 16N.

. Hale:·Center Insurance Agel'1cy.I,nc .

[Kl(IDU@ . ©@Ui1 ~®rr©@@)[p)@n nil ~ .' . ~ow ~~@Il'@ .

' PORSALE : Old POlt Office Building.·

excellent location, corner lot, Wading .dock.

Joe~bMayo Petersburg

887-3498 or 887·8593 untf

roR SALE BY OWNER Beautiful home in excel1ent

neiahborhood. 2BR, 2 Bath, Large livin, area w/fireplace and kitchen ,,/Iota of built· ins. Sunroom that CilUld be possible Srd BR or office. Double car garage, fenced yard. Call ~7as and leave message or 888-1812 or owner at··

80&'888-4891

House For Sale Ca11879·4501

Good clean used pick ups

839·2820

1115

Mestslg Auto Sales Is tile place to buy a good

uaed car or truck. As low as SIOO'down As low as $35 a week

1600 W. 5th· Plainview

We .. rvlee molt brands of T.V."lnd Refrigerators

BelVa on .11 Whl,..,' Applltlnces

NEWTON 1V a APPLlANCE 808 ~ in Abernathy

298-2338

Sick VCR, TV or Audio SYltem? Ca1l819-489.

for professional service Dan C. Barton Electronic Repair

Betty Jayne's Music Studio

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Sign up for piano lessons for yourself or your child·-beginning & advanced lessons--children & adult studenta--popular, classical, hymns, gospel styJingwith chords & improvisations. Member of the American Col1ege of Musicians & National Music Teachers Asociation--participates in National piano playing auditions. Call now & set up a weekly lesson time.

Betty Jay Castle 839·2766

The local Girl Scout organization will be selling Girl Scout COOKIES January 16 through February 4. If a Brownie or Girl Scout does not contact you call 839·2378.

We'll pay you to type names and addresses from home . $~OO.OO per 1000. Call 1-900-896-1666($1.49 min/18yrs.+) or write: PASSE - F2651, 161 S. Linsolnway, N. Aurora,IL60542

For Fast Reliable Service

, 215 pd

Chilton Healing end Air

Conditioning Plainview 293-7811

.... ""0 u:OOI.*G 4434 Ollon Ad Plainview

RAY LEE EQUIPMENT CO.

II John Deere .. Agriculture Equipment

910 Date Street· Plainview· 293-2538

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::.; . . ' .~ .. ' serving .g.$)I~rtbto~4y.~rs . . • . ' . ' .. ' , . '7a.m .. :tQ6p~m~'

I After S~hOOI ChUd Care ' .: 1 .' 1

I' Nutritious ...,als &. Snacks . ' 1 1 Planned Programs . .' 1 .lln"raellon With Nursing Home ReSidents, I" 1 •

• . 203:WeSt4tbJn Haleeente,:',

Electric ConWactln, a Repalriq CITY ELECTBlCOF PLAINyIEW.INC.

44Z8 OltoilRoad • Plainview Tel'a. 780'12 Rioky Maeon (808)296-5111 Sue Looney Home Phon8l19CIo7993 . Home Phone: 283-18159

Crop, Hail & M.P.C.I. Insurance

PAUL ROBERTSON Business 879·4719 Home 879·4403

1*-iRlrchine ~ Diesel & Industrial Specializing In Internal Machine Parts ·

Interstate 27 . Plainview 293·1335

Diamond Industrial Supply, Inc ..

Chains Sprokets Sheaves SKFBCA

298-7418 U.Joints 1014 Broadway Oil Se~ls Plainview, TX Wisconsin

Timkem Bower

Kar.n8oyc',DI'.ctor , 8$.~471 . . .. ".' ' . . . ·1 : ~~)'!Il! ' !!!!l' :!I!I. 'IIIII!!""~~~~~;""~~';'~-,~ ... ;" ... ,J. ,r~~~~I •• ;ii.

The City of Hale Center Housing Authority will . betaking eligible applications for housing the first ten days of each month at

. 702 Main from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

PUBLIC NOTICE Saturday, January 23, 1993

~rIME: 1:00 p.m. LOCATION': From Petersburg 3 miles west on

HWY 54 on north side of the highway or 1 miles east of FM 400 on HWY 54 Estate of Delpha Mahagan ~

1 Hl76 LTD Landau 83,050 miles House bold Items

Television, chairu, lamps, stools, mirrors, Kitchen table & 6 chairs, pictures, Dearborn heater, Kirby vacuum, linens,

sewing machine, kitchen wares

AntjqJl8s Cookie jar, clocks, chair, bedroom suites, bread box, canister

set, rocking chair, small round tables AppliAnces

Whirlpool refrigerlntor/freezer, toasters & ovens, electric cook stove, Frigidare upright freezer (15.7 cubic feet)

. Many itel!Ds too numerous to mention

Panhandle Aq.ctioneers ... - . License ,i0164 .. . 1", • • d . ..

If~ ·a..r),;

AMERICAN The following subscriptions will expire at the end of

·Janullry. Hale Cowntysub scriptions are $15.00 per year arid OiJt~of.County are .$18.00 per year. Subscription renewals may bema'iled to Bale Center Anierican, Drawer 8, HaleCentet"TX79041.

U~I~ '~W'.gty

. :, ,~'~'I~Y', ,BaDdy

·'G~. ,BjzieU . H.P.Bowen

Fannie Sue Boyd' Keith Brashear Brown Pharmacy

. J~G. CaimOn Chris Cumlniilgs' Mrs.'Marvin. Dulton Loraine Dodsoil DonDdarnell Hale Center CO-op Gin Di!:key Hanks O.W.HlII'Jtle~ Gene Heath WayneHUI Jlm,IesHuJl1iiJl~

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·~t1;5~:£~ ,MD.OrvilloJ~ MD. MyrtloJC.,m letalMiiler . I.S.McBeth

Mi::C~

~" ;~~COyqty cKenzie

/ . /' ~:~;'~~~iUi~ aUSh.S; Wiison ' . Mik~Blirkell Darwin C. Patrick

• lefJWilson Mrs, BariyBariwd ,

Netia L~ Dyer ' Dr. Glen Easley Rita <% Joe Gilbreath DamllHunt .

Wanda lefrreys Bobby Johnson

Jeny JilbJuon W.C,J~ Mike~cmd M,"onJGng Medical Art$:Clinic Mr.s.Jcjo,N~ " . B~tc;h SW!4¢er '

. J~.Ri~ ... " . &utcbStIIld¢I'fer

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