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AMERICAN
9·1·1 System Coming Online After many months of work the
emergency 9-1-1 system is scheduled to go in effect AugUS! 10. The new emergency system has undergone several weeks of testing and is now ready to become a working system to help Hale County residents in emergency situations. ,
The 9-1-1 system has been the established through the cooperative efforlS of local and county authorities and the public utilities.
Itis imperative foraU rural residenlS to respond to the 9-1-1 information form. Without the informalion there could be a delay in responding to an emergency call.
ResidenlS, living oUlSide !he cily limits, with mulliply listings or elltensions must fill out a form for each listing.
Residents with unlisted phone numbers must fillout !he fonn with the phone number and address to be part of the 9-1-1 system. All information given to the emergency system is confidential and will nor be available for ellcess to the public,
Presently, only 30 percent of the rural customers with the 839 ellchange have filled out the necessary information. Eighty-five percent of the 879 ellchange residents ~ave
Owl Coach Is Club Champion
A,new club champion was niJned at Winnera in !he second night had to Hillside Acres last weekend during the be decided by a two hole play-off. Tied annual ' Club Championship , with a two day total of 172, Roy Tournament. Owl co.ch Kieth Mullins , Bon:hudt and Bob SuoUd
unseated defending ' champ Darren were matc.hed in a play-oft to Young for the title. determine the wiiu!erofthe flight. After
The new club champion led !he the rnalChing scoies the, flJ'st play-off hole fieldbothdaysof!he 36ho\e lO\II1Iament Borchardt took first place honors shooting ' a '72 and 73 respectively. slipping past S,b'oUd on !he second holt Mullins outlasted a drive by Dennis of ibO play-off,
Mooney. a former club ,champ, 1I\c,Iast Individual'honora' were awarded, ;' to cia)' to w~lhe ,t~nt~ythtee stqkes. ,)f09l'iey¢l~ieCondplace , 1ackie Sims lor !he LOngest Drive and
" ' ~inth~diimpiQnShip flight with , M~lvin ,Ritchey lor the ball Closest to " ' ;' .,;,~c;,~oU48. ," " ,' .!he Piii. ,' .. " , , ,
" ,Jlonoti iiHhefirst flisht were The,nbteteen aolfers ~lheit j1IeS( cl~~ ,by ,C;D. Alih!n., and Mike weretreaJed 10 art Italian$upper!OJ'Ped KiIfbP. Ashmore tooltfirstplacewith a ' ,i)ft',by h~ ice creamhostcd by 3iihc';le~ofl56squeezinlbyKer:oo HUlsicleAcres S~yevenma. wbo shilt a ·159. ~ play.
completed !he forms. hale Counly residenlS have been
billed a monthly SO cent start up fee by Southwestern Bell and wiU continue to be billed • monthly SO cent fee for maintainence of the 9-1-1 system.
When a 9-1-1 emergency is received by the Hale County SheriIT's Office the proper emergency luthorities will be contacted and directions to !he location will be given. if the primary responder is unable to respond to the call a predetermined secondary responder is al.,ned. An added feature to the system is the dispatcher can give step by step
Shortfall Indicated
directions if there is a question on the location.
. The rural utilities hive been an asset in selling up the system and play an instrumental part in keeping the program up to date. When a meter is turned on for a rural customer the utility notifies the 9-1-1 control eenter and records are updated.
The 9-1-1 system is only as good IS the information provided fonilS must be completed as fully as possible. Forms can be obtained at the Hlle Center American, Hale Center City Hall, Hale Center Chamber of Commerce and Hi-Plains Hospital.
Residents Facing Tax Increase
"PRELIMINARY INDICATIONS FROM TItE SUPERINtKNDENT PEN"
For sev~ral months now, the school districts in rex~s have had problems understanding just exactly wh ~lt tile situilti·on WaS going ,to be with regards to state funding. The problem has not been solved, but the guidelines have been set for at least the year 90-91. The Hale Center Independent School Disirict stacks up somewhat like chis . Wich " , 7788~ tax rate and all other local revenues we . should receive an estimated $58J,216. If our enrollment holds stable, we should receive an estimated $2,065,430. from state funding in all areas . This brings total revenues to $2,646,646.
Total budget needs are $2,898,678. This creates a $252,032 . deficit. The district will experience severe problems if we should continue a deficit situa~ion as we have in pas~ years.
Let's . look at some of ~hebasic faets, and face th e 'pr'ob 1 enos the, leg i s 1 a t u re ere at e,d ,for your distrietwith the ~as~age~f S . B . I . Our presept t 4~ . ~ace of. 7188-J~ will bring , iri$~, ,365 .lc;>cally
~:~~ eW~~! ~ ~'~.~~r:~: ~ $~~: 9:~ i~ t. ~ .• ,~;'eH~~:·~;~t~u~ al' ·SC ~ I: t:d . . f'U .~ld- .~ .ng .t ·ll1..s , .~ .. p. :~ r.. - ':!ou ( _ b. ~C'. r<1 .. ; ,5. _\.~ o~I.~; .,nfl with this " pr 'oblein at tbe present time apd need Your ~~opera~ion and : c~ncern . T~e ~t~leLe~islat~reha~ shifted the tax , ~urden back to the I o'c aId i 5 t ric t. As you ,c an, rea d i l ,y see, a . :13 C tax . rate increase will s~ill leave the disttic~ with a 552,508. deficit. The Board of Education ' and you~ ~uperintendent will have , 8~ ar~iclef~r
' the paper in the next week or so to further explain the problems and keep you informed.
Yours In Education.
Marli.n Dodds SuPt . ~f Sch~ols. ~.C.I.S .. D.
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Walle.". Resigns .. ···· . ·AsCD Director
Local Volunteers Respond To Call
Helping Hand-Voluntccr fireman Bobby McCarver receives donation from Carl Marshall.
Local Voluntccr Fireman responded to a call for help Saturday not to elltinguish a fire or an emergency but to help to elltinguish the crippling disease of muscular dystrophy.
Local fireman manned stations around the Main intersection to collect donations at the volunteer toll. Residents responded io the firemen's efforts donating exceeding all expectations contributing more than $650 to the cause.
Directing the local effort was
Assistant Fire Chief Kenny Campbell. Fourteen Hale Center fireman volunteered to pass !he boot in the Fill A Boot campaign to help Jerry's Kids. The local firefighters donated their usual free time Saturday to help with the nationwide efforlS.
The surprising contribution total was collected in a brief 6 hour periOd.
The local volunteers plan to make the contribution to MD during the annual Jerry Lewis Telethon during the Labor Day weekend
FHA Member Attends Seminars
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Throug!ioutthesummer, high school sophomore Melissa Sherrod has,.bcen receiving valulible information on Fl.ttureHonjemlllcers <If Amenca. ,Miss
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Sherrod; a regiQn~I 'FHAofl'icer. 'l1as been .'.lIending State .. and . Nationiil convent1onsas well as'lwo leadership conferences. '
Miss Sherrpd' is currently serving as treasurer on the fifteen member' Region l' ellecutive council.
She attended the State FHA , Convention in Dallas in April. During the two day convention she learned (0 promote FHA in the local chap!er aild throughout the ' state. Several well known speakers shared leadership skills at the convention. Also attending the conventionwas loc$! FHA advisor Lynn
, Sims, Pipar Bizzell and Jill Pitaky. Furthering her tiaininl! as a regiQnal
officer MissSherrod attendcid i Officer ,
C·CElks To Report
Mary 8i'Dce Ojr Plliinview IIId 0tbeDII Lo8m IIId dlDlaIe CIinia l.Gpn of Hale 0lIl•• CcnMki iadIDlOIIofLmyIlld Pit CcnMki ofLubIIai:k and the gnndIon. of Edww Cetovaki of MidwDll City. Okla.
Oiven in marria8e by her falher, dID IIride wore I while satin ,own deaia-! with I re-embroidered Vcnise lice moWdcid bodice _led with pwls IDd aequinI Uld short tulip sleeves with satin 1OIOl_ <:eIIIeI'Cd with Venise IlK:e
ec!aeclin . ,-Ylofpinksale cedar. 8IIO'W"oJIl-tbCIIIOIIIIIIin,~AID·.Iace.wildferD. purple wildliowers, piDt IJ'ailinSlwDlil peal, Vujinil c:reepei' IIId Ake!on's ivy lied with white satin pieot ribbOns.
Maid ofhonoi' wu Nicole Loam of Hale Ccmcr, the bride's sister. She _aputelwllercolorfloraltealqth dress desisned with a jewel ne<:ldine aDd tulip sleeve. on a semi-filled bodice. A fan bow ICcented the uymmelri~a1 waistline.
She carried an ann bouquel of Jonl
~· ~Lo._c~H~e4~~t~ \iricIo'.brother,;· c -~ltliellf-.MlpiIr~ eJIII,
A tCII:eption wsa held in the dinin8 room bf The Bridal Holileafter the 4:CreIIIOny. RecepIjob uaIitaata were SherriDuBoseofLubbcd:, thepoonl', lilter, and Lisa Wood of Hal. Center.
A lale eveuina bridal supper wu held II the Lubbock Plaza.
After I wcddinllrip, the couple. will reside in Lubbock. The bride in 1985 llflduale of Hale Cenlc- Hiah S~hooI and altended Texu Tech Univenity. She is employed by American Stale
~ I.A. Nhi_ 01· 'Halle Clelitcr, were Mqi;a. Roy Bore~ Clli!do BI!II\CIII, JimmyCUmnlinp, Bill FreeinIII, ~Oloyna, LytIIlJo-;9rIlber Laney. ,. x..ney, Didt Ltimaad, Larry Lockell, Bob Lotspeich,Kit McDlDiel,I)oaPe8lfllll, Did!: Shav!l', PltShepard,l!ul Steen, O.A. Stout.Jr., 0_ Tyel'. Edwanl Weiland Wanda Lindem-. DebonbDeJ~ wu hoIIess for I
linlerie shower in the home of her grandmolber. MIll. BertJlcobs, inHlle Cenllll'.
Couple Recites Wedding Vows Kristin F~ ~ HIIfOIeI Eltaeno Lower, n were married AugusI4, 1990 al
Woodhaven Presbyterian Church in Irving with the Rev. Georae W. Hunl of6cillina·
The bride ia the dauahllll' of Ma. Kay Kanb Francis of Irvins and Mr. and MIll. I)oaaId B. Francis of GrIIId Prairie. She is the aranddauliller of Mrs. Myrtle Karrh of Hale Center.
The bridepoom is the SOlI of Mr. and Mrs. Harold EUleJID Lower ofTexukana. The bride wu lltended by maid of honor Anaela Francis of Irvina. siSler of the
bride. Brideam~da were Diume Black of Houston. Julie Ann Few of Midlochian IIId Amy Jean Wieser of Fredri~bbura.
The bride wore a 10wn of candlelishl satin, English netling, Alencon lace, peatla, cryllllls and borealis sequins. The deailJlCll' veil was CRated with a wreath covcnd with lace flowers, stamens of peul and accenlualed with sprays of threedimenaional pwls and pwl and cryslalleaves. hnported English illusion forms dID double, waiSllensth veil.
The bridelJ'OOlll WIS accompanied by besl man Harold Eugene Lower of Texarkma, flther of the sroom. Groomsmen were James Patrick llellJr., Oresory Allen Riclder, and David John Brosin, all of TexarkanL Ushers were Juslin Jay Howanl of.Auslin, James Michael Cobb of Texarkana, Malthew Wayne Magno of Texarkan .. and Michael Edwin Rohm of Houslon.
The bride is I aradulleofMacArlhur Hiah School in Irving and Texas A&M University. She attends Southweslern Medical School in Dallas. She is a member of Kappa Alpha. Theta sorority.
The aroom is a aradulle of Texas High School in Tuarkana and Texas A&M University. He is I mmnber of Sigma Chi fralernity. He is employed by Roy S. BIllie, C.P.A. in Irvin,.
FollowinS a trip 10 the Caribbean, the couple will live in Irving.
Engagiment Announced
Blrland M~ Eu~ 1IlIIOIInCe. the enlaaement of their daupler, Cindy JoIuuoa, to Dennis Cuver, scm of Dean and Beuy Cai'Ver of Hlle Cenler; Miss 1ohnIOD is" 1918jlfldulte of I Lubbock hi~h School. $he is employed .. a Joan officer with I Lubbock bmIk. . . .. .
Cuver is I 1978 gradulte of H~e Cenler Hilli SchoOl. He allenclCd Lubbock amIiUlColle8e~.computerlC.hoolinDaillS. He is I compulCf saleSman and 1Oc:bni~ for A~IinaSYSlems of Lubbock. .
Mrs, Harold Lower, II
Eor Your Information By Claudia Rambo
We . ,t the American UtI proud 10 honored families. There will be food inQ'od!lCeth~urivalofouri'1ewfaimly boolhs. Friday .evenina and all day member. 'I'he Ameri~an huancw Saltirday; Acraf\showwlUbeqffering .
. cOlllP!lIer:YoohavHroba!:>ly noticed a wide .. :. v.nety Qf items. SOtII~ c!lang~ in Jile paliQr Iho . pUl .
month, ~\1tlh1~ week . ~' •. ~ .lJIany . ·ihe ~wsPapet offic;e ",illoo'closed mO!'e.1bc new equipment (ih lime) l'htirIaa.. .. . .• yaflem .. · Ocln throuDh .. MQnd. iy· , will bo.·\bne saver. W,,:wiU be able to .. show our re~ders a mote updated ~ The<iffice sWf(llUZ. of us) wilJ.lie in newspaper. Sit back and ,enjoy the and ow fori few days of relaxation.
NEW American. The time has comeand we loIaw we
The Ollon Chamber of Commerce will hear !'rommUlY of you l!ul heR it isl 'I'he lWe Center AJnericanwill be
and Asriculture is sponsorinl the rlisJnl .the. ir aubscri. • 'plion rales u of elevenlh Ulnual Sandbills CelebratiCJn--«J1 old. selliers' reuniOl) September 1.1990. Papers on the rlCka thiouah Salurday, Aug. 4. A street will be 50 COllis. Subsc:riptions will be
$15.00 for in-counly and $18.00 for dance is planned for Friday, AuS· 3, out-o. foCOUlltv . .. BYlubsc:ribinD.yo-ucan with I downlOwn _ marked off fIX' ' I D
~ festivities. The dance beains It .lIve $10.00 per year. B~Cif the 8:30 S . . rile ill JIOII'-l rates Will' the • p.rI\. aturQayisfille4withevClllII lIavehad.lOraiseourPice. with I baJI-marilh\ln s,..-ting the illY;
H.& e.o. (USPS 223-140)
AMERICAN~ Hale Center, Texas 79041
Distributed every Friday morning SUBSCRIPTION RATES
$11.75 per year in Hale County $12.75 per year outside Hale County
, March 2,1872
Edited and Published by Tommy and ClaUdia Rambo DrawerS Phone 839-2312 Hale Center, Texas 79041 TEXAS PRESS
ASSOaATION
You may not If you need a lawyer until you talk to one
First 20 minute consultation FREE
Ben Linton ' ATTOR.NEY
Office Hours By Appointment Only 622 Main In Hale Center • 839-2291
P.O. Box 79041
We companies but we work for you.
TempJe Keith Brashear, CPCU SBMP Inc, dba .
-Halt Center I_nsurance . TiIiI couple plan I Septell!ber Weddins in Lubbcclc.
Lions Meet
A 101\1' of !lte' Sindhills bike race ii i,l: you ~ seta cQke or CUD of Iwffile . oIJ'_A~YtiJtwiollitsw.y!lP, . /m'SQ(lCiI.1io W9·thirt!tw~';~WI~il! c~~~=;~~~
·>, ~a:g~~~·~~~~ti~,:~~'· ·
.-.. wu in Idalou Cemeicry undtl' . direclion of White Fwieral Homo. ,
He died 116:55 Lm. Monday in his residence.
EsineNldaClIIiIlowu_dy hooored olheEmp1oyec of the Month SmithwubominTlflllldlllended sOOool in Idalou. He married lane KillIUI on Ian. 4, 1940, in idalOu. He . wuaU.S.
P1lins Nuninl Home. She received I plaque from hospital administrator Oordu.o Russell. By ~ing selected Emplayee of tho }.f0llth, Mn. Culillo also receives special prIvIleles with a desl8J1lled parkinl apa.c:e.aDd meal *ket •.
MIll. Cistillo has been employed by Hi-Plains Nursinl Home for over five yeus. She is I ~enifled nuri!e's Ulistan\. She takes pride in her work, loves her job and the people she worb with. Mrs. Cutillo hu I winninl smile; is helpful 10 her patients as weD as their families. .
AnDy Air Corps vCleranofWorld Wu n, a retired fanner aDd I former
. member of the Idalou School Baud. He was a member of Fanl Baptisl ChUJCh. Esmereldl Castillo is the wife of Jessie Cutillo. They have one son, Jesse Lee
Jr., ase3. Survivors include his wife; IWO. dauBhter. Donn. Alexander of Idalou and Kuen Cox of Grapevine; IhRe sislers, June Byrd of Hale Cenler,
Mrs. Cutillo is an _ 10 the Nursing Home. The idea of employee of the month was a suBlestion by Esmerelda statinl MJ feelthlllllYOlle selecled should DUn it even if iI's me."
Sponsored by Hi-Plains Hospital .t Nunins Home
605 Main Street In Hale Center - 806-839-2688
Got the summertime blues? We can help. Come by and see our
new merchandise from market. ~~~~
LETTER TO HOUSEHOLDS
National School Lunch Program/School Breakfast Program Dear Parent/Guardian: The H"I(' ('pJ"Itrr SchooVOi5trict takes part in the National School Lunch program/School Breakiasl program. Mea.'s are served every school day, Children may buy lunch for S('(' 1"11.·1 (1 ... ' Llrld
. breakfast for "€'E' he] rM. Meals are also avaltable Iree or at a reduced-price. If you~Od Siamps or Aid to Families wtth Dependent Children (AFOC) for any of your children. those clllJdrCfl can got 'ree meals.
~~~~; ~t~:~cu:~.~~~eir;:~f~ atR%b~'f~:~~7:!t~~ ~ndt~~~1~~~~sU:O~hb~::~;S~~ get free
If you have a foster Child. that child may be eligible for benelhs regaTdless of your household income. INCOME CHART HOW TO APPLY:
ENIClivl hom July 1, 1990 10 Jun. 30, '99'
Househotd Size Annual Month Week . ,. :··-:: ..... \, .~8 · 969 224
2 ................ . 15.577 1.299 300
3 ... ...... .. _ .. 19.536 ·1.628 376
4 ... ......... 23.495 1.958 452
5 .. ........... 27,454 2.268 528
6. ........ . 31.413 2.618 60.5
L ......... 35.372 2.~8 6IJi
8 ... .... ...... 39.331 3.278 757
For each additional fa mily member add +3.959 +330 +77
OTHER INFORMATION:
To get free or reduced·price meals for your children. carelully complete the application anel return ~ to the school. If you now get food Stamps or AFDC Ili( ~l1ychQdren. the application must have the children·snames. your food stamp or AFDC case number and the Signature of an adu~ household member. If you do not list a food stamp or AFOC case number for all your chitdren. the appRcatlon must have the names of everyone in the household. the amount of income each household member now gets. where rt comes from and how otIen it is received, the SOCIa! seculity number 01 ei1her the primary wage earner or· the household member who signs the application or the word 'none' n the member does nOl have a social security number and the signature of an adu~ household member. An appNcallon Ihat is not comptete cannOI be approved.
VERIFICATION: Your eligibility may be checl<ed by school ofIIclals at any time during the school year. You may be asked to send information to prove that your children should gel free or reduced· price meals. FAIR HEARING: If you do nOI agree \Yi1h the school's decision on your application or the resu~s of ver~icaHon. you may wish to discuss " w~h the school You also have the righl to a fair hearing. You can do this by calling o' writong the following oHiclal: Name ~1ey)and Snipe,s· Phone A39-nn
. Address J 03 .. West Cle"plann
• .REPORTINGCHANGES: Uyourchildrengei meals. based on Incorrielr:tformatlOl1. you musllell ihe scHool ~ . your /1Ousel101d size decreases or&OU! Incorrie increases bY mo!e:lhan $51) pElr month or .$~oo per year. U your
.' ~W~~~r~~~~~~~~:~U~~IJ:~ stamp .informI\IMln. you (llustadylse .Ihe schoolnyou no I~ger get ..
. CONFIDEN'I'lAuTv: The informatIOn you give on lhe application wlil be used O(lly ·'0 allow your children 10 get flee orreduced.price meals a.nd 10 verlfyeIIQibility. . . . . . . .... .
. ~~:o':~f;~I~~bwYg~I'l::~~~~~~~~:U~~da~~C~;f~!~e'~~~~~~~I~~e~e:~~gl~~~.~~~oi~I~~~;-~~l~U size. beCoin.e unemployed or gel!(IOCI stamps or AFDC for your thUdren,.fII1 OLe an appllcatloll then. In .the operation of the ehild feedinll prOgrl!ms. no child wiD be dlscrlml~ated against because of race , se •. cofor. national originl age. or handiCap. if you believe you have been diSCriminated against. wrne to the Secretary of Agricunure. Washington. D.C. 20250. .
You wiif be notified when the application is approved or denied. INCOME ELIGUILITY GUIDELINES
I.nnual: lI~nthly: Weekly:
Fi'lmPx ::!i~' EIu B~g!.!~~4- f['~e un B~duced- ~Ii£~ ~ Bf2Shl~!H~- Pr ~cc
$ 8.164 $11.618 681 $ 969 . $157 $224
10.946 15.577 913 1 ,299 211 300
'3 13.728 19,536 1,144 1 ,628 264 376
16,510 23,495 1, .376 1,958 318 452
19 ; 292 2'1, 454 1,:608· 2 .. 288 371 528·
22,074 ll,413 . 1,840 2, .618 425' 60S ·
7 · 24,856 35,372 2,072 .2.948 478. 681
27,638 39,331 2.·,304 3,218 532 757
Eal'h Alldlt1onalFami.ly Mellber:
$ 3; 959 $ 232 330 .$54 $ i7
Funeral .emcc. lor Neira "Billie" Milone, 71, were held Friday in Fant UlliledMethodiatChtirch with theRC\'.
. Elton WYSll, _iale pIIlor ors!. Luke's Methodisl Church in Lubbock. ofl"u:iatinB. .Burill wu in Resthaven Memorial Park in Lubtiock by Freeman Funeral Home.
Mrs. Malone died al 8:45 p.m. Wcdnesday,July2S,I990,inHi·Plains Hospital afler a looBthy Illness.
Born Dec. lA, 1912 in Cllude, she had moved 10 Hale Center in 1927 from Clarendon. She married DouB Malorie on Nov. 1,1936inCouonCenler. He died in 1984. She lived In Lubbock form 1936 unlil 1984. and moved 10
Cotton Center Crom Amuilio in 1951. She moved back 10 H ale Center in 1984. Shewua 1930 sraduale 01' Hale Center HiSh School and I member of Firsl United Methodisl Church in Hale Cenler.
Survivors include one sisler, Bertha Keeler oC Hale Center, scveral nieces and nephews.
Abilene Coach
Rhonda Weiss. daughter of J.A. and Mary Lou Nivens. has accepted a coaching posilion with Wylie High School in Abilene. Mrs. Weiss has been teaching biology. composite science and physics in the Anson school system.
Mrs. Weiss wili be coaching the freshma " girls and assisting the coaching slaff with other dUlies.
Mrs. Weiss' hushmd. Jay, is with Cenlury Real Estate.
I$ard Of Thanks J The family of Billie Malone would
like to express our appreciation to Dr. Freeman, the nurses, and the staff of Hi·P1ains Hospilal for the loving ca given Billie during her illness.
We would like 10 thank those that .al with Billie at the hospital and the other expressions of love lhrouBh prayers. cards, visits, food, and phone calis. II means so much 10 be a pari of such a caring communilY·
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wood of Sudan announce the engagemenl Qftheirdaushler, Lisa, to Lee Logan, son of Mr. and M",. Jerry Logan of Hale Center. Miss Wood is a 1983 araduale of Sudan High School. She araduated from Texas Tech UniversilY in 1988. Miss Wood is the head sirls basketball coach in Hlle Cenler.
Logan is a 1987 graduate oC Hale Center High School. He allended Clarendon ' Junior College. He is employed by K & W Equipment of Hale Center. '
The couple will be married September 29 at the Fi"'l Baplisl Church of Sudan.
Waller experience a. a member of the Hale Center Ci vil Defense will make him. valued leader.
During the meeting Jack Waller was elected as assistant direclor and Lloyd Jeffreys was re·elected as secretary. Serving on the board of directors are Guvin Bridges. C.H_ Keeton and Dean Cuvcr.
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Sherrod Leade",hip SeminarJune II· 13. During , Ihe seminar RIA officers were trained in the imporlance of leadership and I
believing in one's self. ' Miss Sherrod and advisor LynnSirns
were among 3000 people attending the National Convention July 8·13 in San Anlonio. Former Slate FHA officer
. and local graduate. KaLyn Laney, gave a program on leamwork and communic81ionsduring theconvenlion.
Mi.s Sherrod has recently relurned from the Texas Regional Officer Training Seminar held in TrinidadColo. At the training session she learned about the dUlies of her local and lesiOllai office thai include the resJlOOsibililfof registration and inform81ion packets for the Region I Convenlion.
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IWO weeki u ibe _dprciplua Monday, August 6 fan debuI in SeplOmber.
Monia: Cbideen Fried SluIcICream Onvy, Beans, Canlaloupe Cubes, Whole The Owl Band is expec;ted IOconsiat Whelil RoIlIBuner, Oalineal Cookies . of 75 memben for !he year and should
Tuesday, AUIUS! 7 be one of ibe 1IIODJe&1 bands in our Menu: Chicken Corn Cauerole, BaJced POIaIO, Spinach, ComlnadlBuuer, relion. The band will be tryina 10 add
Cherry Cobbler 10 ilB recenl history of Sweepslalces Wednesday, AUlUsl 8 ratings. In addition, ibe band is DUllo
Menu: HOI Ham &: POlalo Salad, Peas, Sliced Tomaloes, Brown 'n Serve RolW once again qualify for Ihe SlIle BUller, Spice Cake/V anllla Icina Marchiog COOtesL The Proud Crowd
Thursday, Auausl 9 From owl Country made ilB fin! ever Menu: Ground Beef &: Spanish Rice, Zucchini Squash, Tossed Salad/Dressing, visil 10 Austin lasl fall.
Combresd/Buller, Tapioca Puddillll Members are reminded tIw !hese Friday, Augusl 10 summerscssionsarevilahooursuccess
Menu: Roasl Beef!<lravy, Mashed Polaloes, Corn on !he Cob, Whole Wheal litis year. Studeots who mu.t mis. a RolVButter, Fresh Peach SIic:es rehearsal (s) are reminded lItallite only
Several are busily engaged in preparing our butner for enlly in c:ompetition allite Sixllt Annual ~nior Cilizens Jamboree 10 be held on Friday, AuguslIO,alliteLubbocltCivicCenter. The !heme of Soullt of !he Border will be portrayed in ibe banner and also name 18811. We have been fortunale 10 have won scveral lsi place awards for our banner collies in !he past and are hoping for anolber lSI.
This event is an all day affair, beginning al 9:30 a.m. and conlinue until 3:30 p.m. This is continuous enlertairunenl of every sort, including horseshoe pitChing, men and women's walkathan. wheelchair racing, costume CODlesl, balloon bust, ring loss and oliteR.
Arts and CraflS categories include 23 differenl dep&nments, as well as food calegories. Any senior citizen is urged 10 enter any of all divisions.
St. Mary of lite Plains Hospital will offer free heallit screening services all day long.
Bob York's Western Sizzling Steak House will provide free refreshments all day.
The afternoon carnival events will give lite participants an opportunity to test llteir skills and luck and win free prizes. Bingo, frisbec lOSS, pinall, wheel of fortune, and milDY ollter booIbs will provide Ihrills from 1:30 10 2:30. There will be on stage enlertainers all morning. Some or these include Ballet Folk Dancers, Tumblers, Cloggers, WC8Iem Dance and more.
Lunch will be served at 12:00 noon on a donalion basis. Door prizes will be given at intervals all day.
We hope we will have a large . representation of our· group who will a\lend. We know you will enjoy !he day, so do make plaits 10 go. The van will take any who need transportation.
On Tuesday, Roy McCollum as chosen by lito group as our entry for lit. Outstanding Senior Citizen award. He will be recognized and given an award in a ceremony at I I :30. Let's all show our support for Roy be being lItere.
On Monday night, August 6, lite Singles will meet at !he Pizza Hut in Plainview for . another good lime tog.mer. AllmarrledcoutilesarCinvited to join !he fun. Please lell ~lIy by Mon4ay A.M. if yOU plan 10 go, so she ~an call in reServatiol!li. . . . . . WewerC alls~enC:d byl/le e;i~1h ' of ~ of ourm~mbcis,BiJJie M~one, Our sympathy.is extend!ld loherfl/llily • .
Martin and Yvonlie lorie.s arC home after len days spem at Canyon Like II New Braunfels wi!h family members.
We were dclig\l!CIj 10 have Virgie and Arthur Stokes bade willt us on Tuesd~y. Virgie has had health
problems for some lime and it was good to see her up and aboul. They had as a guest, Mary Freeman, who is helping litem out.
Welcome to new member Fannie Davis, mo!her of Kalhryn Foraker.
Derald and Elma Gray had as guests litis past week, Cody Paul and Manic Lowe of Munday.
Paul andJanic Brownd hada pleasant surprise recently when cousins of Paul from Lubbock, Houston, San Antonio and Soullt Carolina came to see them. Also a granddaughter and family from Altus. Oklahoma.
Our lItanks 10 Robby and Jane Pillow for lite squash and cucumber brought to lite Center.
Recent visilors 10 lite Center are: Freddie Heuss of Kileen, daughter of Melvin and Pauline Stephens; Jackie, Bellt, Chrislopher, Joshua Rumbaugh of Kress, gusts of Millard Gibsons.
Memorials were given in memory of Rillie Malone from Roy and BellY Kirkland, Darlene Ashby, Jake and Margaret Bourland.
Memorials were given in memory of Rae Coffey from Jake and Margaret Bourland.
way 10 insure your marching spot is 10 contact Mr. Parker at 839·2195 or 839-2452.
The schedule for all rehearsals is as follows:
Thursday, Aug. 9 Freshmen &: Ofrlccrs 7:30-9:00 p.m.
Friday, Aug. 10 Horn and Music check-out, 1:00-3:00 p.m.
Freshmen &: Officers 7:30-9:00 p.m. Monday, Aug. 13
Day-lime sectionals, Full Band 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday. Aug. 14 DaY-lime scelionals, Full Band 7:30 p.m.
Wednesday, Aug. IS Scctionals Only
Thursday, Aug. 16 DaY·lime sectionals, Full Rand 7:30 p.m.
Friday, Aug. ·17 Scctional. Only
Monday, Aug. 20 Day -lime sectionals, Full Band 7:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Aug. 21 Day-time sectionals, Full Band 7:30 p.m.
Thursday, Aug. 23 Full Band 7:30 p.m.
SECTIONAL SCHEDULE Drum Majors
9:00-10:00
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..... ... .. -_. "" ... ~ ~._ ~ X' . ~ ~~r.:: ~ ,>.~~~P .. --:;~ Hale Center Churches
First Bapifst Church Gene Meacham. Pa~t"r ::105 W. 6th 8::19·2405 Sunday School 9:::10 a.m. Mornmg Worship 10:55 a.m. Evening Worship 7:00 p .m. Wednesday Service~ 7:00 p.m.
FirstOnited Methodist Church l raig Curry . Pastor 202 W. Stevenson 839·2480 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worshtp 11:00 a.m. Eventng Worship 6:00 p .m.
Church of Christ Silas Short. Preacher 202 W. 4th l:!;J9·2404 Sunday SchooI9:45 .a .ni. Milrning.Worllhlp )0:30 a .m. E:'>:Il!lI.nI(W~r1!hiJ.> 6:00 p.lIi.
'Wil~ne$d!!y Se,rvlc.el! 8:00 ,p.~ .
,i·~I~~i8B~;iti~UtJ~r:usitle.m ~st(:leVIMrta· . .... . . . ·!:l\lnday Scllool9:45 a.m . . Morning Wbr.hip 11:00 · Evening WQrship 5:00 Evening Worship 5:00 p.m. Wednesduy Services 7:00 p.m.
St, Theresa Catholic Church ."ather George Roney 1::J01! Ave. C 839·2310 Milrning WOlship 10:::15 a.m. MalIS 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Serviooa 8:00 p.m.
Lone Star Baptist Church Claude Munina, Pastor
EVENl'HF.JJV~IE&tF~I.Llg: ~ . . FIND TIME FOR PRAYERS .. .
.. Oespit~ their best · inlehtionsi todays r~ily . members spend a lot moretim~ apart than together. Dad is at work all day, and if he has to travel, for even longer periods. Mom may also . work, or if the children are old enough to fend for . themselves, she may .get involved in community service or some other volunteer effort. The children have school, football practice, piano lessons, paper routes, and you name it, Famjly va~tioils? Yes., if they can be fitted in around summer school, year round school, campouts, etc; However, the one thing that families should by to do together is atleildtheir House ofWoT$h.ip, so
: that they can bridge thechas.m of all that time they mustspendaPartwithaJasting bond of .·
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Cotton. Ce:nter . Churches .
First Baptist Church· Joe E,.Cariker, Pastor . 879·2301 ,. . . SUnday School 9:45 a.m. . Morning Worship 10:55 a .m. Evening Will's"ip 6:.00 p.m • ..
Fir8.t U nltee.· Methodist Chut~h ·LyndalJ "letcher, Pastor 879·225::1 Morning Worship 9:00 a.m. Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Sulid!!)' ·I}ible Study 5:90 p:m;
Granny's Garden Tomatues. corn. green bellns. squash. 'peppers. beets. CAN TAKE ORDERS. New crop .ach Wedne~day .
100 S. Main 1139-20711
Billie Watson
Piano For Sale: wanted responsIble party to take on small monthly paym,·nls . S.,· loclilly. Trade·to accept.d. Cred,t mllnager 1-8()()·~ :I;! {\tj6J .
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Tape, bed, textur", minor repairs and quality painting. Thomas Hendel·.on J, .. 1139-2946 or 1139-2::1 16.
LAN IlLORDS
BclUl'l' you IScll'l't a new It.'nanl larmcr lor th,· Iflfll season pl.a.,· m,'cl with m,·. Call~ot; ·456~Hf) · I.EAVE Mt:SSA<;K
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VISAIMASTERCARIl
EIl"Y. rllst! No depOSIt. No nedlt che,·k. Also $[)()(X) Gold Curd Guara.ntel·d~ Cu~h I:IdVHnl'l't:i~ F .. ee Int,,! I (H l)(I ) ~ : 14 · ti'H. anytime .
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))uublt., mupit- drt·~tot·r", mll'!,OI'.
Ex,·cll,·nl m"d,t,,," . Small wlllt,· up .. ,ght d,·,·plrN·"· .
1139-2::129
Pion""r Pr"-Engin,,er...! St('el Buildings
Summer Clenronce 40x[,Oxiti $,.:t'4.()U
Indud.s: 1·;10,0 lJoor. 1·14x14 Framed Op,·mnK. 4·Skyllllht •. All slles! h.e IImchur,· .
1·1100-637-6414 11124 pd
u Notice $60 REWARD
Summitt Free Styl.·Street C .. r Hicyde STOU;N. Hot Pink on color. Mis"ing for the viconity 01 215 W. r,th. .
839-2069
M~nday evening we had len tcanis OUI.lO play in lite . scrainble. When cveryonelinished nine holes we had four learns 10 tie· for lirstplace. The learns wer~: 1ackie Slewarl, Lyn
. Qiboon.Kevin 1I\!I.l.B. Smitb;Tommie Roge~., p'hillip Mor.ris; · I)anny . Jlowtr\~ EIWand • . Bor~h ... dt, LeWIS
€ Real Estate FOR SALE
Large downtown bUSIness buil,hng lor sa!~. $50.0()()
~ BR. I 80th. 2 Car G ...... ge on West IUth. Would be g .. eut 101· a retired l'C)uplt~ or tur tl !!ttarll'" homt .
Keeton Real Estate 602 Main 11311-2212
.'OR SALE
Extra nice ~H. I L ~ ({11th . FII..,plll ... • w doubl,' c" .. p .... L Goud 10 .... tlOn . Under $:15 .UUO.
Claude Burnett Agency Phone 11311-2414
~ b"droom Ionl'k II "US,, w. ~ bath. and :l cur gurut{t.-', i':(,W root unJ n'venlly palllt,·d . L .... I(e yard w . • prlnkl,·r syslt·m . l.ucllt,·d b,·lw,·en Suuthl ..... n .. nd For.t Stn·t.·t. Pt.'ril't.' t t'tUl'lt'r or n 'hn·mt.'nt humt' ,
. Call 8::19-2291 unll
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2113-7475 uH,'r 6:00 H :1 pu
FOR SALE OR RENT
Sp .. nuu. ~ · st"ry hum,· ",th lots uf storagt',
116 W. 6th Hul., C('nt"I' 839-20112
H, I, n Garage Sales n
GARAGE SALE
Furnlture, clotht"t4. ttnd mot'f' Next to Th,' CUI Above
on E"st (ith Fnday & SIlt.urdllY !):!
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Ull:)!J;lWY J;lIU;l:) ;llllH :141 01 :KI!J:)sqnS
Senter; Darren Young, Tim Lane. After a one hole play 'off lite leam of
Young andLanc t.ook first place. Conlinuing the play-offlo deleniliile
second place, the 1C8l1ipfSmilb, Rogers and Mortis. won a chip. off because or di!rJcness. . .
. PUBLIC NOTICE The Cotton CeflterI,S,Il, will adppt . their budget f~r .the
i990-91 school year in· a regular boardmeetll1.1l s cheduled
Auguet 13, a:t · SiOO p,m,ln the CoMori
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