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Cotton Center FFA Member Qualifies For National Contest

Cotton Center FFA member. appearing one more tiine at the Jeremy McFerrin, will be National FFA Convention In

Owls Slate Scrimmages The last tune-up cOntest will be

conducted Thursday, August 24, when the Owls host formerdlstriet opponent and powerhouse,the Sundown Roughnecks.

The Sundownscrinvnage has been deSignated as the SOap Scrimmage. ' Admission 'to the scrimmage will be a bar of $aap.

HaieCenterkicksaffthe season the next week agalnsl Anton. Hale ' Center will host the Bulldogs In Jefferies Memorial Stdium with fireworks getling underway at 7:30 FridaY 'evening,

The Owls will get their first taste of the 2000 gridiron season Saturday when they travel to Kress to take on the Kangaroos.

Hale Center Is sporting the largest turnout of football hOpefuls In the past five years. As summer workouts wound down, numbers exceeded 60 players.

Chandler's Owls wi"tanglewlth Kress In the Saturday scrimmage beginning at 9:30. The Junior Varsity will start ' the gridiron warfare followed by the Owl , ele,v~n; , .

OCtober. The 2000 graduate recentlyw,~ ;

selected as one of the top ,' r)d l

Fiber Crop Production !.. .' ~ winners to be selected to com ... dte at the national level. His cotton crop production was the state winner recently at the StateFFA , Convention and qualified for the selection for the national contest. Only three other fiber crop production state winners will join McFerrin for the national contest.

McFerrin, who will enter Texas Tech University for the upcoming faUterm, was also selected at the state convention as the Texas Runner-up for the Star Lone Star honor. ' ,

As an outstanding member· of , C()ntlnu"8d to page -;

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Couple Recite Wedding Vows

Cele Chote and Trey Harrison Rogers exchanged wedding vows Saturday evenlng,August 12, 2000,81 First Unhed Methodist

. Church Of Lubbock with the Rev. . Elizabeth Abraham, chaplain 'or

Hospice 0' Lubbock, officiating. . The brtde Is the daughter of Suzy and Ed Stiles of Lubbock and Dale ChOte of· San Angelo

,. ErIn Williams was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mary Lynn Chote, the bride's sister-in-law, Misty Smith, and Lindsey Rogers and Amle Leggett, both sisters of the groom.

They wore twilight blue satin empire gowns withnarJ'OWorganza • straps entWIned with pearls at1cI a

chiffon apron over the satin skirt. Each held a single long stemmed red rose.

Hadley Chote, the bride's niece, and Jordin Barton. were flower girts. Tucker Chote, the bride's nephew" and Zachary Barton were ring bearers. .

Bobby Rogers, the groom's lather, was best man. Groomsmen were Matt Henley, the groom's cousin, Jason McCulloch, Logan Neve, and Terry Leggett, the groom's brother-in-law.

Ushers were Joe Ben Chote, the bride's brother, Jansen Churchwell, Jon Ivy, Kevin Ivy, Brandon Barton and Aaron Cowley.

Musical selections were provideed by Gordon McMillan, organist, and Mark Garner, .vocalist.

A reception was held inside 4-Bar-K. Members of the tiouse party were Catherine Cherry, Kim Broom, Denna Kirkseey, Jodi Finke and Kodi Finke.

After aweddingtil>lothe Mayan 'Riviera, Mexico, the couple will reside in Plainview. The bride is a

. graduate of MoJllerrey HighSchool andwil graduate from Texas A&M University in December. She is a. student teachers. ,

Rogers Is a graduate of Plainview High School. He Is a horse trainer. A rehearsal dinner . was held at Cagle's Steak House.

Bridal courtesies · included a shower in the home of Mrs. Mike

. McPhaul in ·Lubbock and a newlyWe4 ~hower planned Aug. 26 In Hale Center. .

and Ihegralicldaughter 0' Rachel . Ferrell of Lubbock -and NeRon . Diabetics • Rezulin®Users Qhote Of Ralls. ReigerS _the son ,

. e Liver Faiui'e "Jauadice Of Bobby-Rogers of Hale Center e Liver Damage elDereased Liver Enzymes and Renee RogersofWeatherford. • Heart Auaell • CODeeslive Heart ,ailUl'e He Is the grandson of Nadine

. Rogers of Abernathy and Betty llYn or A Lov;'" Oae have takeD Rezulin® and experienced Bowers of Weatherford. · these problems call: .

Given In marriage by her father, THE SIMON LAW FIRM, P.C. Ou",.!.Poelc" the brkle wore a white sleeveless 5630 Y.I. BMI •• Dall .. , Tens 75106 ~. satin gown featuring a sweetheart 1 877 909 6363 neckline with organza straps - - . . - . (ToO Free) . accented with peart clusters and , .. L __ .::Not::,:::CeI::ItIII:::IId::,:bt.:thI::,.:T_:':, ~1IoIrcI=:.:of:.:. ::c1.::!S(IICIa==Izat:::;:;Ion;:., _____ ....

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Senior Citizens "In The Limelight"

416 W. 2nd· 839-2428 By Novella Sneed

Monday, August 21 Green Chili Chicken, Pinto Beans, Brussel Sprouts, Combread,

Rice Pudding Tuesday, August 22

Beef TiPs/Gravy, Com, Brussel Sprouts. Carrot Slicks, Cornbread, Peach Cobbler

Wednesday, August 23 Meatloaf, Mashed Potatoes, Mixed Vegetables, Hot Roll, Baked . App~s

Thursday, August 24 Sloppy Joes, Fries, Carrots, Jello, Gingerbread

Friday, August 25 Turkey/Dressing, Sweet Potato, Green Beans, Cranberry, Wheat

Roll, Dessert

The Hale Center Senior Citizens are still meeting each week day with good crowds and delicious meals, All our cooks are back after their vacations.

Several of us went in the van to the RSVP Banquet at Wayland last Friday night. Those attending were Raul and Vicki Ruiz, Jack and Kllthryn Smith, Vemon arid Kathryn Brannan, Bernice Faver, Casey Short, Thelma Clark, Jack Lewis, Roy McCollum, Charlene Harp, Marie Lewis and Novella Sneed. II was a real nice evening with good food and fellowship .

Edith. Keenum llas fallen a ~upleoUlmesand is recuperating at~me. . .

-Koenin Byrd of Shreveport, La., daughter of Johnny .and Rose Schencks, was here this week for Rose's birthday. We enjoyed her visit at the Center .

R.C, and Fay Stevens had a 52nd anniversary this week.

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Service ·e Medical

Supplies ePerfume~

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cards . .. eToystrOifts • Photo

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A nice group met on Monday night for a pot luck supper and played games. We celebrated Gladys Hudgins birthday and the Stevens anniversary,

Rheba Burgess had open heart surgery on Monday. Marie Thomas had heart surgery on Monday as • well .

The following memorials hav~ . been given to the Center:

In memory of Frances Laney by Earl and Jeanette Steen, Shane and Mandy Steen, Kevin, Kelll and Kody Steen.

In memOry of Bonnie Chilton by Earl and Jeanette Steen.

In memory of J.D. Dawson by Earl and Jeanette Steen.

In memory of Charles Benson by John and Louie Payne,

In memory of Wanda Keyserby Earl and Jeanette Steen, Shane and Mandy Steen, and Kevin, Kelll and Kody Steen.

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Wetftfing %ws .9I.re T,~liangetf Lungrin 01 Kearney. Bridesmaids were Marcl Henry and Brandi Bulkley of Lincoln, Nebraska, Cathy Luebbe 01 Manhattan, Kansas, Bulli Nelson 01 Gibbon, Nebraska, and Sarah Kaminski 01 North Platte, Nebraska. Cousins 01 the bride, Elizabe.th Hill 01 Dlmmht and Rachel Colson, 01 Oklahoma C~y were the flower girls.

Benjl Bentley 01 McCook, brother of the groom, served as best man. GroomsmenwereBode Hili, brother of the bride, of Keamey, Greg Siotsky of Denison, Iowa, Mike Hancock 01 Wahoo, Nebraska, Eric Stand 01 Grand Island, Nebraska, and Matt Kaminski of North Platt. Carter Hili, cousin 01 the bride, was ring

Jehnller Hill of Columbus, bearer.

special education from the Unlvershyof Nebraska at Kearney. 'She Is affiliated with Alpha Phi sorority. The groom graduated from the University of Nebtaska at Kearney with a degree in journalism and mass communication and a masters degree in sports administration. He was the men's assistant basketball coachforthe past three years.

The couple will live in Big Rapids, Michigan, where he is the Assistant Sports Information Director at Ferris State University and the bride is a special education teacher.

Nebraska, and Rob Bentley of Thereception,dlMeranddance McCook, Nebraska, were married was held at the Holiday Inn at ' June 24 at SI. James Catholic Kearney. Members of the CtlIrchln Kearney, Nebraska, with housepartywereaunts of the bride, the Rev. Mike McDonald Susan Bode, Cindy White and officiating. Melinda Colson of Oklahoma and

Parents of the couple are Tim Patrice Hill of Dimmitt, Robin Sell and Jayne Hili of Greeley, of McCook. aunt oft he groom and Colorado, and Roger and . Rita cousins of the bride, Jean Wolle Bentley of McCook, Nebraska. of Dallas and Wende Abrahm of Jennifer Is the granddaughter of . Evergreen, Colorado.

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Doris HID and the late Wayne Hill of Hale Center.

Maid of honor was Tracy The bride graduated this spring

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;:·i1tarde 14~ AGENCY . , lOB QeVe1and .

Society of Collegiate Scholars and will be honored during a campus ceremony this fall at Texas Tech University.

The National Society of Collegiate Scholars, (NSCS) is a highly selective, national, non­profit horiors organization. Founded in 1994, NSCS recognizes first and second year undergraduate studell!swho excel academically.

The Society was established on the principle that with scholarship comes a responsibility to develop leadership and a duty to pelform service.

"NSCS provides the opportunhy for students, like Brandon, to be recognized for their outstanding academic accolT'plishments early in their college experience", said Steve LOflin, NSCS Executive Director. "Brandon will also have the opportunity to loin other high

, achieving college students In developing leadership skills and a

. sense ofcMc responsibility."

, ,In p.rtl of Engla.rd,1t WII 'once belleved 'thlt palling I child through the. branch •• of • maple tr .. In.uredl!)ng lite for thachltd; ,

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Monday evening we had eighteen players out to pley In the Scramble. After playing nine holes we had one team to come In wIt~ a score 0132. The other live teams came In with a score 0133. The team to take first place was Tommie Rogers, Bill MoMickings, Roy Borchardt, Monte Graham and Gerald Bayley. .

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CityCounci'l Meets Members Presen!: Mayor Gord'on Russell. Cou:lcil Members: El\o\anda Borchardt. Harley Peoples. Thomas Sterns. Eugene Carter and Sheryl Canales

Others Present: 1.T. Harrison, Jackie Needham. Johnny Shaver. Kyle McCoy. Jean Shotts. Tim Mlissey. Jimmy Curry. Zane Ellis. Lynn & Jackic Sims, Kathy & Ch'ild & Baby Ally Young. Dick Shaver. Roy Borchardt. A.wayne Wyatt. Don M. Reynolds, Comer Tuck. Mike DeArmond. and Susie Stroud.

The meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Mayor Russell. who presided over the meetin!!.

The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag was led by Mayor Russell.

The Invocation was given by Councilwoman Borchardt.

Councilman Sterns moved with a second from Councilwoman Canales to table the Resolution from Ene'l!as on the ratc increase until we can have more information about the matter. ·

Motion Carried Unanimously

Councilman Peoples moved with a second from COllncilwoman Borchardt tn go with the Llano Estacado Regional Water Planning Group.

Motion Carried'llnanimously

Councilman Sterns moved with a second from Councilwoman Borchardt to sive Jimmy CUfl)' a six month notice of taking buck the farmland as of lanuary 15th. 200 I.

Motion Carried Unanimously

Tim Mossey was present to visit with the Mayor and Council about grazing his collie over at the old Caudle gin area? This was not on the agenda so there was no action taken at this time.

Kathy Young presented to the Mayor and Council her view of the City pulling ill a walking/running track for the Citizens and the Schools. This would be 1\ great invllstment for the City to do. More on the walking/running track will be talked about in the near tilture.

City Attohley JIIIlII Shotts explained to the Mayor and Council about the Open Meeting Law.

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Police ChicfJ.T Harrison presentedto the Mayor and Coilnciltheoperations . of his department for tlie month of Iune. There was no action required.

. Councilman Stems moved with a Second from Councilwoman Canales to keep the Slime Engineer for the Te1W Department of Community Development Progmm for 2001 & 2002. The Engineer being Jamie Johnson with om.

Motion Carried Unanimously

Agenda Item Number 12 pretrailied to the same Grant as Agenda Item Number I i . This going with the some Engineer

There WIIS no action taken on the nnnexation of property at this time. Councilwoman Borchardt moved with asccond from Councilman Stems to approve the report. which was. ~iven by Councilman Eugene Carter. on the areas they wish 10 annex. . . ,

Motion Carri!!d iJnanimou~ly

Councilman Stems mo\·cd with n second from .Col,lncilman Peoples to record all council mectimls e!Teeth'c the :next Council Meetinll.

- Motion Catric(fUllanimnllsly

Councilman Carter moved with a second from Councilman Peoples on the ratification of the cities bills .

Motion Carri~ Unanimously

The Minutes of the June 91h Public Hearing. June 12th Regular Meeting, June 26th Special Called Sessiun and the Special Called Session held lune 29th stand approved as distributed.

Mayor Russell dcclurct.llh~ m~cling adjourned at 10:49 p.m.

AUl!ust 1ST, 200 SPECIAL-CALLED SESSION

Mcmbers Present: Mavor Gordon Russcll; Council Members Present: Elwanda Borchardt, H~rley Peoples, Thomas Sterns. Eugene Carter and Sheryl Canales.

Others Present: Kyle McCoy, Clay Cash. Bill Grey. Mike DeArmond and Susie Stroud

Councilman Sterns moved with a second from Councilwoman Canales to deny the Resolution presenled by energas.

Motion Carried Unanimously .

Councilman Peoples moved with a second from Councilwoman Borchardt to proceed with the gmnt for shallow water wells and upgrading the waste water treatment plant. .

Motion Carried Unanimously

Councilman Sterns moved with a second from Councilman Peoples to have Gary Biz2ell to proceed with necessary steps on the removal of the house at 301 Ave 1.

Motion Carried Unanimously

Mayor declared the meeting adjourned at 8:10 p.m.

Monday, August 21 BREAKFAST: Juice, Waffles!

Syrup, Cereal, Milk LUNCH: Chili Cheese Burrito,

Tossed Salad, Salad Bar, Com, Fruit, Milk

Tuesday, August 22 BREAKFAST: Fruit, Biscuits!

Gravy, Sausage, Milk LUNCH: Chicken NuggetslS&S

Sauce, Tater Tots, Green Beans, RoU, Fruit Cobbler; Mik

Wednesday, August 23 BREAKFAST: Juice,

DoughOOts, Smokies, Milk LUNCH: MexicanStewTossed

Salad, Salad Bar, Pinto Beans, Tortillas, Fruit, Milk

Thursday, August 24 BREAKFAST: Fruit, Cereal,

Toast, Milk LUNCH: Grilled Chicken,

Carrots, BroccolilSaiad Bar, Roll, Iced Peanut Butter Cake, Mil<

Friday, August 25 BREAKFAST: Juice, Breakfast

Pizza, Mil< LUNCH: Cheeseburger.

HamburgerSal~, Salad Bar, Pork & Beans, Fries, Cookies. Mik

[ Thank You )} SI. Theresa's Jamaica

Committee express theirgratitude to all of _he people who helped or attended this year's Jamaica. It . was a great sUCcess, the day was hot but it was. a beautiful and enjOyable' afternOon.·

Car feeling sick? . We' can help.

The total profit from the event was $4984.48 and it will benefit the church funds. .

Crowned as Jubilee Cueen was Rebecca Martinez, daughter of Betty and the late !,.upe Martinez. Named as princess was Grace Cisneros, daughter of Irene Martinez and Rudy,Clsneros.

Rafflewlnnerswere: 1 sI-Antonio Valdiva, 2nd-AdrianL80n, and3rd-Zachary Quintero. '

A very special thanks to our sponsors: . Lowe's Pay-n-Save. Raul Flores· Hairtaker, Joe Gutierrez · Concrete, Claude Burnett Insurance, Garretson's Farm supply, Vick's Cleaners, Lubbock Beverage Co., Hale Center American.

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You have to study a peat deal to know a little. the Cotton Center FFA chapter, McFenincompeted altha national level as a memberofthe Ag.lssue teamthatcapturedthesilvertOOdal at the national convention.

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PUBLIC NOTICE He is the son 01 Joe and Phylis McFerrin. CITY OF HALE CENTER

TEXAS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (TCDP)

Boosters To Sell Hamburgers At ThtJrs. Scrimmage

The City of Hale Center is giving notice of the city's intent to submit a Comrrunity Development Fund Application fOr a grant from the Texas Community Development Program (TCDP): The grant application request Is $211 ,000 for water system improvements In the comrrunity. The application is available for review at City Hall during regular business hours.

The Owl Booster Club will be serving char-broiled hamburgers during the Sundown scrimmage Thursday, Aug. 24. A meal 01 hamburger, chips and drink will cost$4. Homemade ice cream will also be sold during the scrimmage lor $1 aQJP.

CottoD Ceotel' Churdaell

First BapdBt Charcll Randy Land, Pastor 879-2301 SUDtlay Scbool9:45 a.m. MomiDg Worship 10-.55 a.m. Evening Worsbip 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Auxiliaries 3:30 p.m.

Hale Center ChUrches . FirIt Baplid Church Gene Meacbam, Pastor lOS W. 6Ib 839-2AOJ SUDtlay Scbool9:3O a.m. Morning Worship 10:55 a.m. Bvening Wcnbip 7:00 pJIL Wednes(Iay Services 7:00 p.m.

First UlIlted MethodIIIt CllIII'Ch . ~ Rowland, Pastor 202 W. &c9CIIIIOD 839-2480 simcIay St:hboI9:45 a.In. .r.fommg W_p 11:00, a.m. BYeIiiDg WOIibip 6:00 pm.

Cbarda oICIuiIt Matt Swauon, Prea:ber . 202 W. 4tb 839-2404 SUDtIay Scbool9:45 a.m. MomiiI8 WOIIIbip 10:30 a.m. BVCDins Worship 5:00 p.m~ Wec.ne.y Services 7:30 p.m.

LoDe SUr Baptllt CIwrda Ira Charles Booacs, Pastor Sq,uday $dIooI9:4S LID.

ltfomiDa WOi'Ibip 11:00 a.m. ~ Miaioas~:OO p,m. WecIIiesday Savk:ei 6:00 p.m;,

SEEDS FROM .THE SOWER Michael A. Guido

Something strange happened during the war that scientists can't explain.

England's pretty Uttle 'musk, with its yellow petals and soft leaves, lost it's fragrance.

It once was found in almost every cottage. It was loved for its sweetness. But now it's rarely seen. It has. not attraction. How tragiC.

But there's something sadder. There are Ch~stians who have losttheirfragrance. · They don't attract, they repel.

Have you lost you rfragrance ? Then confess the sin that has come between your soul and the Savior. . He'll cleanse you and pour His sweetness into you. .

He'lI ·makeyou winst>me,and··you'll win some. . .

Charda 01 the LlviDI God Blia Momlez, Paslor 1315 Ave; B 839-2243

. Daily Pm,er Mec:dns 9:00 LID. &mday ScbooIlO:OO Lm. MolDing Worship 11:15 a.m. Ew.uiDgWanbip 6:30 p.m.

'. Wech!sday Servic:es 7:30 pm.

St. Theresa Catholic Churdl Rev. Rey Smgoa, Pastor 13M Avo. C 839-2310 Mass 11:00 Lm. WcdDesday Servkes 7;00 p.m. Ouistian BducalioD 6:00 p.or.

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F'ublic Notice ORDINANCE NO. 2008

AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF HALE CENTER TEXAS, ADOPTING A DROUGHT CONTINGENCY PLAN~ ESTABLISHING CRITERIA FOR THE INITIA TIONAND TERMINIA TION OF DROUGHT RESPONSE STAGES: ESTABLISHING RESTRICTIONS ON CERTAIN WATER USES; EST /\BLISHING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF AN PROVISIONS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF Tl-IESE RESTRICTIONS; ESTABLISHING PROCEDURES FOR GRANTING VARIANCES; AND PROVIDING SEVERABILITY AND AN EFFECTIVE DATE.

WHEREAS, the City of Hale Center. Texas recognizes that the amount of water a\'ailable to the City and its water utility customers is limited and subject to depletion during periods of extended

. drought;

WHEREAS, the City recognizes that natural limitations due to drouSllt conditions and other acts of God carmot guarantee and uninterrupted water supply for all purposes;

WHEREAS, Section 12.1272 of the Texas Water Code and applicable rules of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission require all public water supply systems in Texas to prepare a drought contingency plan; and

WHEREAS, as authorized under law, and in the best interests of the citizens of the City of Hale Center, Texas, the City CoUncil (governing body) deenis it expedient and limited water supplies during drought and other water supply e"lergencies;

NOW TIlEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY TIlE CITY OF HALE CENTER, TEXAS:

SECTION I. . '

That the City of Hale Center, TeKas Drought Contingency Plan attached hereto as Exhibit· An ane;! made part. hereof for all purposes be, and the same is hereby, adopted as the official policy of the City.

SECTION 2.

.That all ordinances that are in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance be, and the same are hereby, repealed and all other ordinances of the City not in conflict with the provisionS of this ordinance shall remain in full force and effeCt.

. SECTION 3.

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. MorIIiIi8 Wcnhip 11:00 LID. SUDdIly Sc:bool9:4S aiD.. Ewiaiag WIDIiip 6=30 p.m, Should any paragrph, sentence, subdivision, clause; Momia& Wanbip 11:00 a.m. WeidPeaday Services 7:30 p.m. ·.phrase, or section of this ordinance be. adiudged .or held

.. Suadaj Sc:hooHO:oo a.m. . . ~W""12:90NooD B¥eaiDI. SeI'vice 3:00pm. W"'y SemceI 8:00"",

(~MiI8ioaI7~p.m. .. '

BvadniWcnbipS:OOp.m. ~ Wedaelday Servic:es 7:00 p.m. . unconstitutional, .i1legalA>1' invalid,the same shall not affect the r--~-~:;-~~~!;"''"'''''!:--:::=:--__ ~;;o:~-''''''''' . valiclity of this ordinance as a whole 01' any part or provision thereof,

. other than the part so declared to be,invalid, illegal or unconstitutional. · .

. SECTiON 4 .. . Owned ., .. ··~We Serve,

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SPRING IS HERE - IT'S TIME TO FIX YOUR LAWN EQUIPMENT

Small engines, tuned up or repaired, such as lawnrnowers, w"deaters, transfer pump englnesand more. Call839-2002, If no answer leave message. I'll return your call. Pickup and delivery avalable or leave Items at Waller's Garage. Leave name, phone number and nature of probI~m.

HELPWA~D Friends Convenience Store Is

looking for full~tlmt associates. Shlftsant2-10,10.e. AppIyw!thln:

~ We train for5 daye, no experience necessary.

HOUSE FOR SALE Why rent when you can own.

502 W. 10th HC 2 BR, 1 Bath, 2 car garage.

. Appx. -1240 sq ft. $32,500. Contact C.P. Smith

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FOR, SALE Large 31312 quality built

home In Plainview with many extras:'

call Rob or Cell WI"'n 293-5722

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HOME FOR SALE Brick 2 SR, 1 Bath, w/g..,age,

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Call 839-142,7 leave message

, Cleve d Street -, Self-StOJ:age ,' ,

Monthly" anhuai ra~, , Small" large garage':eize - Contact Rick,BIaC!k '

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Equal BouaiDI OPPORTVNITY The Housilii Authority of Hale Center, also '

operating Village Apattments, receivesappUcatiolls for hoUsing during working hours Mondalt- Friday , at 702 Main St. All qUa1ificat~ons must beme~ ,including ,size 'ot tamily, total fanUly income, and, j

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