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Athletic Honors Awarded City Council/School Board Elections Slated Saturday

Res,idents of the school district Uptergrove. City Council members and community will get to exercise are elected to two-year terms. one of their rights Saturday, May The two newly elected City 6, when annual voting will be Council members will join Gene conducted. There are two seats Carter, Tom Sterns, Harley on the city council and three Peoples on the council. positions on the school board to Mayor Gordon Russell is also . be decided. on the ballot but is not challenged

Polls will open at 7 a.m. and will by an opponent. The Mayors close at 7 p.m. Voters will casts position is elected to two-year their ballots in the City Council terms. election at the American Legion Voters will decide three Building, located across the street positions to three- year terms on from City Hall. The School Board ' the School Board Saturday. election will be conducted in the Seeking re-election Is Chris High School Commons, near the Cummings. Challenging east entrance of the building. , Cummings fOf one of the three

Award Wlnners·~holastic Awards, Jared Horsford and Morl Applewhite; Fighting Heart win'ners" Zach

In the City Council race for two available are Zane Ellis, Ken Mull seats, a new council member will and Jon Armstrong. Boa,rd be ta/<ing the oath of oUlce. members not seeking re-election Incumbent Elwanda 'Borchardt, is are Tommy ~orsfordand Butch, Logan and Isa~1 Moralez; Owl Determination Award-Carlos Riv~s .. ; , , seeking another term while Wally Harrell. "

The Owl Booster ' Club hosted high school athletes at the Athletic ' Banquet 'Monday evening. Hale Center athletes success was , evident by the numerous trophies on exhibit during the annual event.

,Theme for the ' banquet ' was "Miles and Miles of Memories·, and the Owls and Owlettes along with supporters travel several hundreds of miles during the success of the program.

Hale , Center athletics enjoyed success advancing Into bi-district play in football, ~eOlonaJauarter finalists Owlettes, State" S~m'" finalist OwlsjRegional Qualifiers In OWl and OwIette Track, Regional Qualifiers In Owlette tenniS; and StateTrack qualifier In Owl Track.

. Hale Center athletes a1SQ brought , home a lion's share of Individual honors atthedlstrl(:t, regional and

. state level. . . of: UlII . IIVllfnlID.

leadership, dedication ', and spirit Named as captains for next years exhibited during the school,year. OwlettesquadwereJametraClark

Earning the Owl and Owlette and Am~r Hickman.

Stewart has decided to step down Holdover schOol ' board from the Council. The Mrs. members include RogerMahagan, J

Borchardt is ~ing challenged by Diana Trevino, C.H. Keeton ' and hopefuls S~eryl Canales and Billy Lee Moralez.

Cotton Center Residents Face Another Hardship

Scholar award were the two class Varsity football players leaders of this years graduating presented with special individual class. Taking the honor forthe honors were; Running Back~ 'owls was' Jarest Horsford with a Carlos Rivas; Offensive Lineman­GPA of 4.0 ·and Owlette Morl Bradley Blount; Receiver-Gene Applewhite with a GPA 3.92. Ford; Defensive Lineman-Zach

A special award sponsored by Logan; Defensive Back-Jamallh For the second time In less than a moAth, tragedy has ,struck the the Owl ,Boosters, Determination Clark; MostValuable Player-Gene· community of Cotton Center. ' Award, was presented to senior Ford. Revealed as captain for the Two weeks ago 8~year old Taylor Reese fought back a near fatal Carlos Rivas. 2000 gridiron season were: injury and' is new recovering. The youngster was crushedi" a freak

Jamallh Clark, Joe Solis, Randall center pivot sprinkler accident. The bOywasplayingnearoron a wheel ' Receiving special note for the f hi ' '

evening were the t~lrteen ~niors West and Nathan Moralez. ' 0 t e operat ng sprinkler system when he became trapped under the Involved ~n athletiCS. Senior Two all stat~ players were wheel and the wheel traveled the length of his body. , ' Awards .. sponsored , by the Owl named the Owl Basketball Most Last FridaY' ,flremen spent the. afternoon extinguishing afire at tile Booster Club, were presented to Valuable Players ,In Gene Ford ~enneth Talley residence. ,The structure was completely engulfed In Mori AfJ, plewhlte,IS~1 'Moralez, and Jared Horsford. flames when volunteer firemen from f'bemathy arrived at the scene.

SPecial awards given in Owl . The two-story residence, the home for Kenneth ~nd Marlon,Talley Gene ' Ford, Zach Logan, Jared Track were; Fieid Events-Jamallh and their five children, wa,s a colT1>lete loss. Th" e structure was located Horsford, Bradley Blount,Carlos Rivas, Israel. Espinosa, Bryan Clark; Running Events-Lar,y on FM 179, so~hof.CottOI1 Center. . SCott, Josh Bemal,Jacob Trevino', Espinosa and the Track MVPwent Deputy State Fire Marshall Is Investigating the cause of the blaze.

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Changed Our Name & Pat Barton

Funeral services lor Pat Barton were held Wednesday, May 3, in First Baplist Church with Dr. Gene Meacham, pastor, officiating.

Funeral arrangements were directed by Freeman/Abell Funeral Home.

Mrs. Barton, 63, died Sunday, April 30 ,2000, in University Medical Center in lubbock.

She was born July 14, 1936, in Wapanuka, Okla. She moved to Hale Center in 1974 Irom Oklahoma City and was owner and operator 01 the Fashion-Mart in Hale Cenler lor several years and was a hairdresser lor 21 years.

On July 12, 1969, she married Dan Barton in Oklahoma City.

Survivors include her husband; one son, Steve Washington 01 Hale Cenler; two daughters, Billie Uplergrove 01 Hale Center and Bobbie Armijo 01 Austin; a sister, Willeene Teague 01 Kemp; and lour grandchildren

. Lelia Henderson Graveside services were held

for longtime Hale County resident, Mrs. Lelia (Palmer) Henderson, age 97, Friday, April 21, .2000 al Restland Cemetery In Gatesville, Texas wllh Rev. Fred Nelson officiating. Galesville Funeral Home was In charge of arrangements.

A basket of love

for.Mom. · Send-the FTD $pri1l6 Garden Bouquet . for M~her's Day Sunday~ May 14. .It's the perfect way to

thank Mom' for every­thing she's done fl)tycllu.

Mrs. Henderson died Wednesday, April 19, 2000 In a Galesville Hosphal.

She was bom September 9, 1902 In Rising Star, Texas to longtime residents of Hale Counly, J.L. (Lewis) and Mittie Palmer.

She married Marvin Eakin In 1926. He preceded her in death in 1942,

She married J.P. Henderson In 1955. He preceded her In death In 1984. '

CUSTOM MADE INDOOR WEATHER

4434 Olton Rd Plainview

added scrapbooking

The Teacher·Store

is now Survivors Include three

daughters, Marva Y. Jones and Elaine Guthrie 01 Gatesville, Texas

Remember to Vote May 6

Go ~th the First Choicel . ZANE O. ELLIS

Candidate for Hale Center ISO School Board

"Imagination Station" and Betty G. Hanley 01 Hesperia, Callfomla; two sons, Robert L. Eakin 01 Mt. Vernon, Texas and

Pol. Adv. Pd by Zane D. Ellis Gleason Eakin of Portland, Oregon; two sisters, Mrs. Irma List of San Juan Capistrano,

1701 A W 5th by Gabriels Monday - Saturday 10-6 p. m.

Plainview 293-9717 Califomia and Mrs. Ruth Locklear 0I_~~~189~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J~~~ 34 great grandchildren, 6 great- Class.ic t;arments' & 'lJesinns, Ltu. great grandchildren, and a host of ':I V nieces and nephews. Mothe(s Day, Graduation, Father's Day & other occasions. Get your gifts now.

Preceded her In death are two sons, Carl Eakin and Duane Eakin; Eyelash Tops Garment Bags Toiletry Bags lour brothers, Garland Palmer, Jewelry Caps & Hats Sportsgear Bags Horace Palmer. J.B. Palmer and Handbags Pillowcases Fleece Throws James L. Palmer; and three Powerbead Bracelets laundry Bags Towels slslers, Mrs. Zelma Rice, Mrs. All sorts of clothing Totes & Sling Bags B-ath Towel Wraps Velma Ka'ys and Mrs. June Rice. CD Wallet & CD Player Case

/ a/so do Gift Baskets & Ballo.on Gift Wrapping. For your monogramming

He who hesitates is sometimes saved.

& embroidery, place your orders now for graduation & other occasions . .

-James Thurber

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Mother'IOay Sc:hooI Bqard M$atlng

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Call 839-2211

$1'. Breakfast Methodist Church MSCaraerFlir

10 11 HSAcadamic . Banquet

17 18 MSAwarda Assembly 8th'Gr8de G"'a~on

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PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 3-9. 2000

New Store Hours Open 8 a.m. - 8 p.m.

1 % Check Fee on all checks

cashed $100 or more

Sundays 9 a.m. - 6 p.m.

PILGRIM'S PRIDE GRADE A SPLIT

Fryer Breasts POUND

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Pork Loin POUND

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28 OZ. COMET WONDER

Long Grain Rice ~

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AL.LTYPES Coca-Cola, Dr Pepper or Sprite 18 pack cans

Yellow Onions

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School Reunion Seeks Addresses

The Hale Center Ex-Student Association is seeking addresses or Information about the following former students.

Edna Dum Inez Neel Dwane Brewer Mickey Byers Lawemce Dunn Viola Dunn

Senior Citizens "In The Limelight"

416 W. 2nd • 839·2428 By Novella Sneed JIMMY LEWIS

General Manager

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806-296-2104 800·456·1698

3408 Olton Road Plainview. TexaS 79072

Monday, May 8

Joe Le Compte Gary Paddock Judy Ray Barry Rice

Sa~isbury Steak, Peas, Cauliflower w/Cheese Sauce, Pears, Sugar •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••

Cookl8, Wheil Roll • ON.''''''5 C· A ~'E • Tuesday, May 9 • AL £'" I4r. •

Ham, Navy Beans, Carrots, Zucchini, Tossed Salad, Pineapple : . ' . :

Philip Richardson Arthur Taytor David Walker Kay Kincer Smith Johnny Hall

Cobbler, Corn Bread • Cafe open until 8:00 pm Fridays • WedneSday, May 10 : Cotton Center 879-4726 :

Roast Beef, Potatoes, Green Beans, Waldorf Salad, Frosted Cake ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Thursday, May 11

Chicken Fried Steak, Mashed Potatoes,MilcedVegetables,Coleslaw, e~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ Jello, Wheat Roll Joyce WestStlnebugh

Hermaleen Westbrook A.B. Buchanan, Jr. Ronald Busby

Friday, May 12 Public Information for' Memorials or Donations

Contact or Mail To: . BBQ Chicken, Chinese Vegetables, Mandarin Oranges, ' Lemon

. Bars, Hot ROil Hale Cater Beautification Assn. . RR 2 Box 236 Phone 839-2265

Hale Center C~metery AsIIID. Gloria Cantu The Hale CenterSenlorCltlzens Dorothy Daugherty are still meeting every weekday, Shirley Dyer Sipes except on holidays. We have good Elaln Eakin meals and lots of good fellowship I Faydlne Eilers Kaselr Last week high school Junior Nadine Eilers Stowe . Sara Armstrong he~JackieKlng Jo Ann Hayes deliver meals for the Lions Club. Information about these former These volunteers are High School

students can be senlto: Hale ' National Honor Society members. center Ex-Students Association, Our fund raiser for May Is a Box 222, Hale Center, TX 79041 bakeless bake sale, so VickIe will

''HERLTHTRLKU We'reafulservice he~efaciHtyandwe

. want tq report Some good news about staying healthy. . . .

Hi-Plains Hospital offers exceHent care in all , hospitaIbrancbes.Helpushflpkeepeveryone· healthyl .

accept your donations anytime. Lorene Jefferies is doing fine

after her surgery. Hope she wiU soon be able to corne back and meet with us. She is now at home.

Freddy Ramirez, nephew of Paul, stops byquqe often and helps deliver meals. We thank him and all the other volunteers.

Our condolences to the family of Pat Barton.

Arta Felts and heather Blunt were here one day from the Home extension Servid'e.

Birthdays this month were Roy McCollum, Geneva Bearden, JaCk Lewis and Novella Sneed.

Jack LeWis family had a nice blrthday'celebratkm at the Center on Sunday .for her 95th birthday.

VIoI~ Leal was III MOnday and not able to work.

Box 549 Phone 839-UI4 Hale Center EMS

Box 1027 Phone 839-2081 Hale Co. Farm &; Ranch Museum

. Box 834 Phone 839-2556 Hale Center Fire Dept. Box 549 Phone 839-2414

Bale Center Public Library Box 214 Phone 839-2055 '

Bale Center Senior Citizens Assn. Box 205 Phone 839-2428 Mission Bale Center

. Box 326 Phone 839-1288 This SerVice Provided By

. ALLERGIES Help is available!!

· At the Allergy Clinic .of Lubbock .-HayFever - .Asthma . . • Adults and Children

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- Family Oriented Medical Care - Medi~are ~sigDment Accepted Appo.intmentsare .TtQW · " .

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.Remember To Vote Saturday, May 6 polls open 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Before you make the drive

CHECK WITH USIII for your hardware and lawn

care needs need a special item-let us find it for you.

We carry a full line of pivot sprinkler parts and nozzels, chemic~ls and fertiliers.

Hale ·Center Coop Supply 111 E. Stevenson . ' 839-2112

[Thank You ] On behaH 01 the Vick Family.

we would like to thank the Hale Center Police Dept., Fire Dept. and EMS for all their help the night of April 11.2000. Itputsyourndnd at ease to know that people In this comrrunlty bond together as a team In a time of need.

We thank all of you and apprec:Iate everyone being there so quickly.

Carl & AmVick Perry Vick

Isaac a Melonle Sandoval Rusty Vick

. Monday, May 8 BREAKFAST: Juice, Waffles!

Syrup, Cereal, Milk LUNCH: Pizza, Tossed Salad,

Salad Bar, Com, Fruit, Mlk Tuesday, May 9

BREAKFAST: Fruit, Biscuits! Gravy,Sausage,Mlk

LUNCH: Chicken Nuggets! sas Sauce, Tater Tots, Green Beans, Roll, Fruit, Milk

Lo~kiDI Back

SO Years Makingtheheadllnes~he HaJ6

Center American fitty-ye ago this week were:

Post Master Melvin Rltc y announced that a new Post 0If1c8, would be built on the comer lot \ southeastoltheCenterHotel. The present Post OHlce occupied space In the First National Bank since the bank was built.

Construction began on a 300,000 bushel elevator owned by Hale Center Wheat Growers.

Homer Pleroe purchased Reese Drug Store. The establishment wlligobythenameofPlerceDrug.

Miss Kay Larnbwas named Miss Hale Center out of the 24 contestants.

Mid McKn1g1t was named Top Conservationist in the High Plains area.

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~~--------------------~------------~---------------, WedM~,May10 The Plainview Civic Theatre

presents the hilarious comedy Nell Simon'S "laughter on the 23rd Floor", to be pertonned aI the historic Fair Theatre In downtown Plainview, May 4-6. There will be an 8:00 p.m. performance each of these evenings, with a 2:00 p.m. matinee on Sall,lrday,May 6, Tickets ' will .be $8 each, and reservallon can be n1adebycalHng . 293-4000. Group rates are , available. .

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BREAKFAST: Juice, Doughoots, Smokies, Milk

LUNCH: Mexican Stew Tossed Salad, Salad Bar, Pinto Beans,' Tortillas, Fruit, Milk

Thursday, May 11 BREAKFAST: Fruit, 'Cereal,

Toast, Milk . LUNCH: Cheeseburger

Casserole,: Carrots,Broccoli, SaI8d Bar, rol , Iced Peanut !;luller Cake, Milk

Friday. May 12 BREAKFAST: Juice, Breakfast

Pizza, Milk LUNCH: Cheeseburger,

HanmurgerSalad,SaIadBar,Pork & Beans, Fries, Cookies, Milk

The play I, letln .1~ In the writer's conference room on the 23rd floor of a New York City · building; Those who enjoyed television's "DIck Van Dyke· show wUI enjoy the reminders of the characters In the television series.

WE'RE OPEN Join' us for lunch or dinner . 11 . a.m. - 2 p.m. Tuesday .. Sunday

5 p.m.- 9 p.m. Tuesday-Friday Great steaks. specialty salads, . lunch specials and of.course our homemade cheese rolls

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Students Compete In UIL Events Fifty-two local students recently

participated In the elementary UIL Literary Event, The district event was hosted by Hale Center's Akin Elementary, The elementary level Includes students currently enrolled In the 2nd - 5th grade.

Students devote many hours to practice forthe competition. They are to be commended lor their hard work. The UIL oilers the following contests for elementary and junior high students: calculator, creative writing,

Impromptu speaking, listening, mathematics, modern oratory, ITlJSic memory rumbersense, oral reading, ready writing, spelling, storytelling and art.

E8"ch contest Is Intended to teach the thinking skills students will need later in liIe. Students will leam to solve problems, speak effectively and write clearly. Each contest Is designed to help students reach these goals.

Students receiving "Blue

Ribbon Honors" include Travis Bryan, Tiera Gomez, Andrew Galloway, Jeanette Mendoza, Fontaine Melendrez, Alexandria Espinosa and Rachel Linton.

Additional winners are Analhi Rey, Danielle Lopez, Michelle ' Newton, Cherise Mendoza, Kerry Mixon, Chris Cherry, Nicholas Flores and Meagan Puente.

Fifth grade students Include Lindsee Ellis, Angle Sims, Nancy Swanson and Ashley Swoap.

dictionary skills, earth and lile .....-------------------, science, maps, graphs and charts,

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senior Citizens 416W.2nd

PHOTO HOURS We~nesday; May 17'

9:30-3:30

Monday evening we had only three..teams olit to play in the Scramble. , The winning team was Bill Kirby, GreQ,g Borchardt and Monte Graham.

It was chilly so maybe we will have a few more outto play next Monday. Make plans tQ comeol:Jt and play Inthe Scramble. Tee-off time is at 6:30 and drawing foi"~eams Is at 6:1 S. If you can not be here by 6:15 cali 839-2188 and we will put Your n!1me I.~_ for the team drawing.

An object in poesesaiOD "ldooiretaina the IllUDe charm that it bad inpunuit.

-PUny the Younger

ForVour Convenience

OPEN Monday & Tuesday

Nights . serving authenic Mexican ,Food

, 5~9 p.m. ",'0 ,

Crystal Garcia and Andrea Calderon recently competed at the regional level in tennis competition. The District Doubles Champions defeated thr!!8 last year regional qualifiers to claim the district title. The pair lost in regional tennis match 6-3, 6-2.

Holland's Painting

Interior & Exterior

FREE ESTIMATES

293-4300

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BROWN'S PHARMACY 601 Avenue' G Hale Center

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:~YJ ;~ ~i§§1? i1@IKJl100 Beef Prod~cers Ar; .- --~c:_~~__ . -. . ... ~-"-'- '. - -,

A Rare Breed! Because May is Beef Month, weld like to show our support for this great American

Aerial & Ground Appfication

'Insecticides 'Herbicides 'Defoliation

Gene Chaney & Richard Walden Office: 8061879-4666 Mobile: 8061285-2562 4 Miles South Of Cotton Center Of FM 179

ATTEBURY GRAIN COMPANY Milo, Wheat & Grain Storage

Pullman Road -335-1639 - Amarillo ALSO: 202 East Shubert - 652-3393 - Lockney

Visit Our Web S~e www.attebury.com For Other Locations

Compliments Of: WALTER JARNAGIN

ASPHALT PRODUCTS ,' -2836' Clovis Road-7 44~8801 -lubbock

SOUTH PLAINS VALLEY IRRIGATION -IIIM-'-

We. Service & Repair All Brands Th.Moot T .... ed

Of Pivots & Pumps- Call Us! N"""InIrr4lalion

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RODGERS WELL SERVICE

Simmpns Pumps- Turlline & Submersibles Casing Perforating- High Speed Ba~g

409 'Yonkers 293-2237 Plainview Mobile '2~.;.2126 .

4,ENK:INSrAUTOMOTIV.E, INC. servicing & Repairing Tradors

. & Well Engines South Interstate Highway 27

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industry and their dedication to upholding 'the standards of 'excellence that result in

the quality products we enjoy today.

WE SALUTE OUR BEEF INDUSTRY @§> EDMONSON @§>

, WHEAT GROWERS , P.O. Box 32

864-3327 - Edmonson, TX 79032 889-3397 - Halfway; 668-4646 - Eunice Switch

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Producers & Conditione'rs Of Premium Native, Introduced & Turf Grasses

Compliments Of: PETERSBURG

, CO-OP GRAIN COMPANY , 667-3595 - Petersburg '

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RCA - CE - Magnavox - Zenith 'IV's - VCR's - Camcorders - RCA Satellite Sy;tems

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WAL-MART DISCOUNT CITIES "Always Low Prices, Always Wal-Mart"

Pharmacy: 293-4219, , & Portrait Studio: 296~5154

1-27 &, US 70 West - 293-4278 ~. Plainview

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a. LIGHTHOUSE ELECTRIC &:if CO.OP, INC. ' Nights, Sundays & Holidays Call Same Number

983-2814 Matador Hwy. Community Meeting Room - 983-3133

SWISHER MEAT COMPANY Family Owned & Operated

Complete Processing, Curing & Smoking Sell Meat Retail & Wholesale

995-3413 - SW Of Tulia . Toll Free '1·800-456-5019

2606 Ferrell " 296-6901 - Plainview

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Industrial . Commercial - Residential

Motor Repair Well Service

MciLROY'S PEST CONTROL SERVICE

Serving Plainview Since 1955 318 Vernon

296-2313 Plainview

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Country home less than 2 years old on pavement. 3-2-2 brick, ,tlreplace.l;lasement. fenced yard. Call for a closer look.

839-2508

FOR SALE 4 bedroom, 2 bath home,

approx. 2850 sq. ft., fenced yard. garage. good neighborhood.

839-2641 after 6 p.m. 839-2720

FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 BR. 2 Bath. brick home In

Hale Center. 2 years old. Fireplace. fenced yard. 2 car garage. Assume note for $1.000 or $64.000 to buy.

808/426-9477 untf

Bam for Rem At the comer of Main &

Stevenson Call (806) 291·9100

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HOUSE FOR SALE 3/212 house for sale. 30x40

metal bam. Located on pavement between Olton & Hale Center.

McDougal Realtors Mob. (806) 438-7300

SChool SUpplies

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Orders are being taken for pre­packaged School Supplies for Grades Pre-K - 4th. Order fonns are available at AkIn Elementary Office.

HAY'4'SALE Round Bales of Wheat

292-8950 Days

v .... R-U. Let us manicurtl your lawn Linda Norris, Barbara & Hony

Huffhlnes Mowing. fKl(Jlng & scalping

839-2763 or 839-2961 5/12

HELP WANTED Friends Convenience Store Is,

looking for full-tima associates. Shlftsare2-10.10-6. Applywithin. We train for 5 days. no experience necessary.

HOMETOWN HANDYMAN No JOb To Small

from Evaporated Cooler servicing to renailing your fence. Tree trimming and removal

CALL 839-1383 evenings GREG PILLOW FREE ESTIMATES

GARAGE SALE 1311 Ave. G

Sat. May 6 9:00 Washer, bunk beds, other

furniture, household Items. lots of misc.

GARAGE SALE Sat. May 6 * 8:30 - 5:30

2 miles Won 1914 1/8 mile N on Co. Rd M Noth of Country Club

Bikes, kids clothes, toys. books, games ~ more.

HELP WANTED LVN needed for 2/10.

Competative salary. Must be dependable. H interested, contact Cindy or Donna at Floydada Rehab and Care Center in Floydada. TX. 983-3704 or come by 925 W. Crockett.

Cleveland Street Self.Storage

Monthly &: antlual ratlis Small &: large garage size Contact Rick Black

889·2089 8081774·7986

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Menette Black Realtor

Ofc. (806) 793-0703 , Mob. (806) 438-7300 Res. (806) 698-8268

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: 4428 Olton Road Plainview I ----P-'A-IN-Tl-N-G--- LR!~ ~~ ____ .. 2!~5j ~ ____ ~~:.n!y.J

Indoor only. experienced. Reasonable rates. Call for

estimates. 839-1124 or 632-4328

SIS.peI

SPRING IS HERE -ITS nME TO FIX YOUR LAWN EQUIPMENT

Small engines, tuned up or repaired, such as lawnmowers,

Equal Rouam, OPPORTUNITY . weedeaters, transfer pump The Housbtg Authority of Hale Center, also engines and more. Call839,.2002, ' ~....;:=.;...:.;::;.....;;,,;,;;:~...;;.;~ .........

• If no answer leave message. I'll -operating Village Apartments, receives appncatiolls : return your call. · Pickup ' and for hoUsing during woddng hours Monda)t - Friday delivery avalable or leave Items at

I at 702 Main .St. . All ~c.tions must be met WalkJr's, Garage. Leave nal1'l8, , inc1udiDJ size 'of family,total fa.m.ily inC9me. and phonefjumber . and nature of '

ot'i:?-er circumstance,. ' prOblem. ' ·CIII._228! RIck~~~.DlrectOr

H.&~.dM USPS 233-140

··AMERICAN EstabHshed Mareh 2, 1872 Bale Center, Texas 79041

Published weekly on . Friday of eacbweek, ex~pt fintFriday after Christmas and one Friday during the summer months.

Periodical pOstage paid at United States Post Office; ~ale Center, Texas 79041.

, ·SUBSCRIPI'IONRATES $17.00 per year in.·8ale County

. $20.00 per year outside Hale Cf;)unty

Tomeelyour rea,.stal. needs

Contact Rob i. Cell Wilson, Realtor.

representing The RobBrts Companies

8061293-4413 Office 8061293-5722 Home

For all your grass seed needs, contact

Colt,on Center FFA . 879-2176 or 757·2132

Bargalnal Bargalnslln. The: ' ,

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OTR Drivers Company • OWner Operators '. Students

1-800-CFI-DRIVE www.cfidrive.com

PUBLIC NOTIOE '.' HaIeCenter,ISD'wlll be 8cceptlng sealed'bIdI fort~ fOllowing

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