AMERICAN International Competition

The Kirkland family qualified for the Terlingua event lhrough gaining points lhroughout!he year, September 30-October 1. Points and fractions of points are gained each time a cook places in the top 10 at sanctioned cookofTs. The Kirltlands have already began to ga!her points for next years competition.

Betty Kirkland has been in aClive competition for !he past three years and has gained enough points each year to make !he trip to Terlingua. Her husband, Roy, has qualified for !he international competition twice and her daughter, in­law Sharma, made her first trip to Sou!h Texas. . Mrs. Kirkland is also !he president, or "Great Pepper" in cookoff terms, of !he Lubbock chapter, or ''Chili Pod". Sixteen seasoned velerans of the Lubbock Pod cooked their way to Terlingua !his year.

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TheCenterplex was weD represented at the International Chili CooItotT held inTerlingualastweekend. Partici~lin8 in the international event were ' chili coob Betty and Roy Kirkland and Shanna Kirklind and helping judge in the event was Gary and Nancy Bizzell.

The famous intemational event had 259 cooks participating from Canada, AuStralia, Alaska and the Virgin Islands; Coob must have scored at least 12 points . in CASI (Chili Appreciation Society International) sanctioned cooko{fs.

Newcomers to chili cookoffs,the Bizzells asked and were accepled to be judges at Terlingua. Mr. Bizzell had judged cookoffs for the past two years locally tasting !he National Food of Texas in Hale Center, Plainview and Lubbock and Mrs. Bizzell was a first.

Mother Nature fooled residents last week, letting the community feel full force of her power. Weather started with tornado alert, to thunder stonns, ice stonns and snow. The weather delayed cotton harvest that had just gotten underway.

Seniors End Careers

"Committee Formed To , . \ .' ~ .', . ' .

Improve Citizenship

timer to !he tasting table. The local couple were judges at !he preliminary table.

Open House Carded

Five senior Owls will be playing their fmalfootballtih Friday night, when !he Owls lravelto Springlake to lake on !he Wolverines in a must win situation for the host team. Ending !heir eareers wearing the blue and gold are quarterback, Brian Clark; safety, Chad Jarreu; running back, Dwayne Johnson; guard, Victor Luna; and center, Jon Ivy. "'II five Owls have been a part of !he varsity squad since their freshmen year.

In an effort to curb any crime, action. Marking Operating Room Nursos During !heir high school career, !he substance abuse« school dropout, !he The idea for !he city's involvement Week, "i-Plains Hospital will five Owls have had two head coaches, City Council has implemented a in such a way came from Councilman conducting an Open House in the Bobby Rogers and Kieth Mullins. program tobelp in any of !he areas. Gene Carter, who became aware of surgery room allhe loi:al hospital. 'This Although not posting an impressive Durins!he regular monthly meeting of communities coping wi!h problems in will be !he second year !hat the hospital reeord, 6-30-3, the reeord does not !he Council, city fathers established a such a way through meeting with the has conducted such an event. indicate !he dedication, commitment or Citizenship Itnprovement Committee South Plains Association of Directing !his yesr open house will spirit !he five Owls have exhibited on 10 implement counes of MIlian. Government (SPAG). be head surgical nurse Josie Gomez. !he gridiron~ .

The committee. is a crOSSC1U of the Councilman · Carter arranged for The OR will have equipment that isFaccd with small numbers for !he communityconli.tina of Sherrill QuinllY White to speak to a group of used in surgery on ~isplay and will Fridaynightbaules,!hegraduatin$Owls Riasby,councilmill;~lluShoJt,cleray; concemed citizens last week. ,White is answer any questions. Last year were often called upon eu:ly in !heir Dr. Kit~ton: WendySw!U'b, ,..,t.ool thecootdinsiorforLublJoCbsuccessful approxirilitely 200 visitors ,touted,!ho career to , faced older experienced

, n~;~y, Sc ... , ~d Madline etTorta 10 help wilh pro~lemareas in OR. players. The five seniors did not lIave A '·' , ""'> Jntod,Qommitte'e Will~t Lub~housing dev~!ppm!lllts. ' ' Th"QpenHouSe ,will .be conductC4 !he lUXUry ofparUcip1Uing on !hejunjlir . • ' ~ih ~b.!!r;fOrthe , · 1'J)o~Qi'Iiroitlc;ewiil·ttar't.lli.\terlQi4,jltiUn4I1Y, :~ov. 14; , ~a\lagl1s varsitt a!ldl-ost val"abl,e ,.learning

.. .. . ~~~~~t~_;~'W~d:=~1-p~:U;W"t:':7r ~=:.: .. ~_m '56 CC. SelllorsMarkReunlon

The 1956 clasi of Seniors from Cotton Center Hi&h School held a 35 year reuiUon list weick in Ihe Lubbock Pl~ Hotel, Twelve of the nfteen members of Iho araduatina class was ab\elOattcind. Alsoeiljoyinathereunion waf emee former classmates that

Ruth (Corry) . Schiermcyer,Delores (Novak) Schulte, Dickie Shallkelford, Theda~ (Poovey) Tate,Sharon Cl'hompson) Thomas and Lee Towns. .The fonner students had ,homes in Victoria, Amarillo, Houston, Olton, Rosenbera, Hereford, Decatur, Lubbock and Cqtton Center;

AmonalJiC'Ciai lUests were Mr; and , Mrs. J.R.NiXon ~ Myles Wei •. NowUVint inL\lbliqCkt41:,~iltonwas tlMIPri/'li:ipalIndMr. Welbc!m,wasthe ¢a¢b'liIllflem~tiij'scJlQOn~riJiCipil.

, ie~id~ m8,i~h~on iind i.a tilt; ,

"Fifties" music ' and remembering !he chance to view a film of the senior school ictivities. play, graduation and !he, senior .trip.

Saturch.ymomingthe 1956 Rewrlon Also during the banquet each class lrBveled to CononCCnter to tour !he member had !he opponunity .to share halls,gym,andreminiscedon the school some special memories while auended stage. . During the morning the former class at Conon C~nter. students had the opportunity to visit '. Younaer classmates that joined in wi!hmorefQJlllCftescherslh.tincluded the celebration was: Laura Jean Mrs. Rulh Lowry , and ,Mrs. Afton (Si,C8ar) HOpkins, . Dale and Donna (Powell) Thoinas.Mr_. ,LowrY had (Shadden) ,}lowe!l, Otey Ray and Sally taught .lJlostof ~~cl'" durirtglhc;ir ' S/tadderi, M;K. Fisher and Ati:/tie " JuniorHighalldHi&f\SchQO!yearund " Clinton. S~ "fthe 19~6 class Mii. Thoiliashadt.if8I!ttheelem~tiIy ~ere:J~ QIIl.i'1l~~tJCn(qanlol1)

, jrade$. ,Also presel1t ~as Mrs. Gwen B~,PJestOil~NancyM~ers, · MoMg, the wife of J .• R. MorinS wholUtj McClermeY. Will MIlCormick; wasauperintendent for the clasi., Weldon Schulie,10 Beth Shackleford, ,', The, c;las.held, a \)Jnquet 'Sll\!I:day Orpu Tate, ~obThomas~and Sharon

night and during the evening had ToW!li. '

Three of !he Owls have overcame !he obstacles and have received accolades from opposing coaches. Clark has won dislrici honors his sophomore and junior years, Johnson has also won district honors his sophomore and junior years being namCd firsl team running back last season, and Vi,clor Luna was recognized for his performance at guard la~t year.

1 he five hope to end their careers on a high note and upsel!he highly favored Wolverines. The Wolverines, 8-1, must win tonight to lay claim to part of !he dislrict crown along wi!h Aberna!hy and Olton. '

'Hale Center fans will also witness Clark and Johnson on the hard coun following, !he gridiron season.

Special Woodmen Meeting

The Annual Woodmen Thanksgiving Dinner and Meeting is slated Thursday, Nov 14, in the Woodmen Lodge. Hostess for !he evening is Doris White. The annual dinner., for all WOW members and their families, will begin at7pm.

Following the lraditional Thanks­giving dinner a special holiday program will be presented. A business meeting will be conducted including !he eleetion of new officers.

WptblesJ.y Nov I] Sliced Pcochcs

Ccrcal!foa.I/Jelly Milk

Thyrsday Ngy 14 Assorted Juice

Ham & Egg Rroakfosl Bar TOIISI Milk

EridilY Ngy 15 Mixed Fruil

Cinnamon Roll Un Ie S,nokies

Milk

LUNCH M(wduy NOY 11

Muican Pork Tllcos Lell uce & Tom.lues

Spanish Rice Picanlc Sauce

Fruil Choice Milk

Tu£sday Nov 12 Middle Eo" Tuna Pockel

Shredded lelluce & Tumalocs Pickle Spears

Pears wIChenies Choice Milk

\V£dm¢iduy Noy 13 POI)'lC.iulI Chicken & Rice

Mixed Vegelables Sliced Peaches

Biscuits Spice Cake Choice Milk

Thllr:;stuy Nuv J 4 lIulilln Spughcni w/Mealballs

Tossed Salad Wh"l" Kernel Com

lIalian Bread Grapes

Choice Milk

friday Nnv 15 American Submorino SI11 .... U:h

French Fries & Calsup lcllUCC & TomalllCs

Chocolale Cake Choice Milk

\hreO week Iheir glmO lime silll"'eJlII4 ,~:'IIIIC. Ihe 45 poinl rule sill-man rootball. The pnlo shortc:li\lfJ 10101 havo como al Iho hands of Lazbuddic 70-22, Whilharrcl S4-6 and Ihis week • 4S'() blanking from SilvcrtOIL

LaSl Week Ihe Elks held Ihe Panlhon O.() 10 end Iho· rIRI quarter bUI pvc·up 34 poinls in Iho second period. The 6-2 Whilharrel squad added 8 marks in \he Ihird S11ll11.a while !he Elks al\emplcd 10 gel back in Iho conleSi scoting on a pass from McCarty 10 Adam.. 10 make lhe scoro 42-610 S1anlhe rmal quarter. The Panlhers ended !he \ill on Ihe 4$­poinl rule when Ihey were able 10 cross \he goal line Iwice early in Ihe fourlh quarlcr.

Silverlon came inlu Friday nighls

IIlIIiZa advilnllgc. louchdown in Ihe 1hir.d and an inli:rc:cption relum Cor a TD willi 9:3' nlmainillg in lIIe lill cncIcd I/Ie game.

Silvcrlon cliRdled · a p1ayofT berlh win lho wnvincihi win. Thc Owl, were unforgiving on Iho Elk ofTense limiting Ihe C.C. six 10 I Cirsl down and allow in. -S yards lOIal orrense.

COllon Cenlcrnow faccs Three Way for Ihe Rallle 10 sec who will cnd up in Ihe cellar of districi 3-A. The loser oC Ihe lill will have solo owner of lasl place In Ihe d'stricl. ThR:c Way comes inlo Ihe game owning a 3-6 record while Ihe Elks have pOSI 2 wins whilo suffering 7 losses. Lasl wCC!k Three Way (cillO WhilhaneI33-20 and will be a heavy favorile over Ihe Elks.

E or your Information By Claudia Rambo

The lIaleCenlcr4-H Club will ag.in be selling pecan. for Iheir annual fund raisin" projec\. Tho pecans will be Irish Acres pecan. from lubbock and arc guaranleed 10 be \he lop qua lily pecalL. Ihe IcclIl club has 50ld over Ihe ·pasl few years. The pecans will be sold in one pound pa"kaging for 55.50 per pound and will be pccan pieces. Each case holds 15 - I Ih. pack"gcs and will be sold Cor SM2.S0 . . The shilXnC"1 will anive fur holiday baking. All orea residenl. can call a 4-H member and pl.celheir pccanordd'surcalllhc IlC. American R39-2~ 12 and place an order wilh Tllmmy or Claudia Rambo_ ...

Caprcx:k Communily Actioll will distribule conunodilie. at the Calhulic Hall in Hule C~'I1ler on Tuesday. Nov. 12 from 3;00 10 S;/M) 1'.111. Your while commudily card must be l)!eSenled al the lime the commooilic. arc given. New applicalions will)ltll;t..; acc.c»lcd aCler 4:30 p.lII. R·csidcnts arc asked III nol.rtive before 3;/X) 1'.111. and 10 bring a box for Iheir commodilie •.

Mark Yllurcalendnr forSwlday. No~. 17. for Ihe annual Sr. Citizen Thank'giving Dinner. The local sellinr citizen orgnnizathm will serve a Thunksgiving dinn(.~r 10 area resideilis with turkey unu ullthe Irimmings from II ;30 a.lII. It> I ;3() ·p.m. al416 W. 2nd. Tickc," arc on sale for 55.00 fllr adulls alKI S2.S() for children.

lIi-I'laills 1I.1l."i,"1 will hilS! 1111 0l,en Iinuse fur the s.urgkal'ultil inuhsL1 rvam:c of "OR Nursc. We,·k." The surgical unil ""i11 be oren fonour .. ", Thursday. Nov. 14. from I U:UO a.m. 104:00 1'.111. ...

The Cmlon Cenler PTA has slarlcd "AtI()~H a Teucher" and "Teacher of lhe Week" to rccugnile CO,uon Ccnll·r school leache.. . Each week one elcmenlary und on" ""c'HldaI'Y leocher will be""III~, . Teachers of Ihe .wL'Ck CUI' Ihe week ('-':0.:1. 21 Ihroullh 25 .re Vicki Teakell in elementary and Vicki Odcn in secundary. The Teachers of IheWcck[IIrlhe week ofOe\. 28thruugh Nov. I arc BL'Cky Fisher Cnreicillelllary and Dan BUller Cur secondary. Congr.lulaliOl~' In all of you!

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Chapter Teams Compete

Hale Cenlcr FFA leams ended Iheir advance 10 lho slOle conlesl Salurday al lhe Area I compelition held al Clorcndon College. Three Icx:alleam.< represenled lho Hale Cenler chapler al Ihe area level.

The Senior Chapler Conducling Team finished Iheir eon!pelilion with a siXlh place fini.h. The sevcn member leam qualified for Ihe Arca I evenl wilh • second place bunner al \he diSlriCI level.

The Radio Team, consisting of Ihree members. placed eighlh in Iho compelilion. The leam hall advanced wilh a firs. place fini.h aldi.lricl.

Francis CavalOs compeled in Creed Speaking ond was nosed oul oC • first place bann~ ... and a Irip 10 Ihe slale clmiesl by 5 )loinls. Her effolL' were good enough Cor a Occond place bann, ... 01 the Area I cllmc.1. She placed second Bllhe dislricllevel wilh a score of 499 oul of. po .. ible 500 poinls.

The learns arc coached by FFA Advi.or Danny Ivy.

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The Blue Streak By Kieth Mullins

Last week the Owl'llost a close game to Hart 7·12. I thought the hitting and the play of our young men was very good considering the Matller conditions. Hartcaught us ofT guard to start the second half and got 1 touchdowns within 29 seconds or eaj:h other and that proved to be the difTerence in the· game.

OfTensively we moved the ball lbe Cirst hair real well. We just couldn't score when we got inside Ihe 20 yard line. Harl's defense did a good job slopping our running game up tbe lIliddle, and with all Ihe ice on Ihe neld II was touch to either run around the end or pass the rootball. Our only louchdown came on a halfback pass rr(fm Dwayne Johnson to Rudy Cavazos. Dwayne kicked the exIra point.

Defensively we played good except ror the 2 touchdowns they made. We simply had a couple of majnr mental breakdowns and let them get away. Stephen Trevino led the defensive scoring with 64 points. Vietor Luna was second wilh 44 points. JllmesCruz, Dwayne Johnson, Rudy Cavazos and Cody Dendele all had good gumes defensively also.

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W t· B tid S I seniors Ihat starled OUI in seventh · es UJ ers Upp Y. grade together. BrianClurk, Victor

Lona, Jon hy, Dwayne Johnsbn and Cbad Jarrett, all live or these

. & Redl'a.MI'x Concrete young men will be greatly missed next year.. Hopefully we can go to

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~ 618 Main 839-21'51

Shepard Feedlot. 839·2656

Springlake-Earth Friday nigbt and give tbese seniors somelhing 10 remember. Springlake is currently tied ror the district lead. Come support tbese live young men, along with. the resl or the Owls as we go 10 Earth Friday. Deal Springlake!

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Kickoff 7:30p.m.

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GB Supply ACCOFeeds

320 W. Cleveland ·839~2641 ..

W_S\lpport Tbe 9*ls Owl Booster

Spraying Se.,..' &YICe

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Lemond Farm Store 111 Stevenson e 839-2112

879-4521

Hi-Plains Hospital Nursing Home & Day Care

203W.4th ~39-2471

U~~~~~~Mr~~~~ C.H. Keeton

602 Main In Hal.,Qenter'BS9-"2212

J & M Door & Plumbing Supply

Mike & Janel Watson

839-2078

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839-2072·

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Go Big Blue

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839-2626

wltb approximately 200 cbildren participating. loslwa, Jacob and Justin Rieff, sons of Jerry and Marion Rleff, were among the Trick-or" Treating

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I've been here now for six years and but this band was beller last Saturday. part oC a seventh. And in all that time, And when I reflect on the adversity I've never been more proud ofa bunch they havc seen· this Call (16 academic ofpcople than I was this past Saturday. casualties, having to ''fe-write'' the

The Proud Crowd from Owl Country contest show only two weeks before traveled to Lubbock thatdaytocompete U.I.L.) I am truly amazed by their in the University Inlerscholastic League dedication. And when we left the field, Area A marching Contest. Twelve we glanccd up in the stands and were bands reprL'SCIlting fourdiffercnt U. I.L. amazed by the number oCCamiliar faces regions were ·there competing for two who made the trip in the absolutely berths in the State Marehing Contest,to horrid weather to suppon us. I'll bet beheldinAustinNovembcrlllh. When there were beller than 100 local folks the day was over, the bands from Iraan there cheering us on. and Sundown (who between them have lowe a lot of people alOlof gratilUde. 9 state chwnpionships to their credit. Board members, administration, and and were numbers I and 2 in the state Cellow staff members at H.C.H.S. have laSl year) had earned a trip to the Staie been very supportive. The band capitol. The Owl Rand finished the day boosters are always there, ready to help in 7th place. There were a grand tOlal oC out when we need something. And I am

. 16 points separating places I through 7, very Conunate to have a penon like Ms. and the difference between 3rdand 7th Wilbanks as my assistanL She is great was 'a mere 2 points. to work with. But most of all, I thank

The result' of the day, however, the Lord for those kids that show up in were only a sideline issue. The the band haH every day at 10:39 a.m. temperature at the time of our They are truly a joy to be around, and perfonnance was 24 degrees. Many they arc the best reason I know of to live bandswerehavingproblemswithvalves in Hale Center, Texas. and slides freeling , I told the kids to do Now we are through with'·IIle Disney their best. and hopefully we could keep themes for the year. IT the weather everything working the eight minutes holds out, wc're gonna try something we arc on the field. different this Friday at Springlake-

What happens next was purely Earlh. Above all, we're gOMa have inspirational. Isuw64kids,putonone fun. Corne to the game. there's no whale of a show, and I didn't see a telling what you might see. What you single shiver. The kids had a grim look will see for ·suTC,ill':t::groleiP of young of determination 0[1 \hcirC.,es, knowing ladies Bn~ gcntJcnioli.lNhO lire proud to full'wellthey would only gel oncchance.. be representing you, Hale Center, in the I don't believe the national guard could grandest manner. In their case, the have gOllen them off the field once they "Proud Crowd From Owl Country" is gOI siart.ed. These wonderful kids. in nOljuslacatchysayingthatrhymes; To the worst conditions they have ever them it is a creed 10 live by, and a way marchedin,pulonlhebcstperformancc oC life. of their lives. And I heard not one Thanks again for your supponl complaint: Not to take anything away Rodney Parker, from the Slate-<juolifying band of 1989, Owl Band Director

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. . Monday, November 11 Meatloaf, SnUoped Potatoes, Glazed Carrots, Fresh Apple Wedges, Yellow

Cake w/Cream Frosting

Tuesday, November 12 Swiss Steak, Potato Soup, Spinach. Yeast Rolls, Apple Cobbler

Wednesday, November 13 Fried Chicken, Mashed Potatoes w/Cream Gravy, Creamy Coleslaw,

Vegetable Medley, Dirmer Roll, Brownie

Thursday, November 14 Taco w/Fresh Lolluee & Tomatoes, Spanish Rice. Refried Beans. White

Cake w/Chocolate Frosling

FrIday, November 15 Roast Beef wlOravy, Parslied Sliced Potato. Broccoli, Applesauce. Dinner

Roll, Gingerbread w/Whippod Topping

Twenty members of the singles set braved the cold night air Monday night for an evening of good food and fellowship at the local Dairy Queen. Following the meal most everyone returned to the Center Cor a variety of table games. The camaraderie enjoyed by our group is an excellent reason for those in our age category to come on out and enjoy Ihe fun!

The dining area at the Center has been enhanced this week with the addition of two beautiful paintings done by local artists. Ruth Bamell presented us with a painting honoring her mother,

• Minnie Stewan. Goldie Hillman's contribution was a painting done by Bertha McBeth. Both of the honorcc's were members of our group and we fccl ospecially favored to have these additions to our Center as a tribute 10 two lovely ladies. .

We're extending a big welcome to Essie Ware of Plainview who is taking over as head cook at the Center this week. Essie comes to us, well qualined for the position and we're sure Ira and Yolanda, who has been pinch hilling

! =cnlly, are more than pleased to have her. aboard.

Yolanda is our very competent bus driver and we do appreciate her nlling in when an~ where we need her.

Last weekend Belly and Roy, and

theirld~~~ and Sharma, and Ielf "~iil'iiW';e in Terlingua for the national chili cookoff held there

• annually. The weather ' was uncooperative. rainy and cold and no one placed in the cookoff. However they did enjoy a sightseeing tour of the Big Bend Country. Two other Hale

Centcrites, Gary and Nancy Bizzell have gOllen the "chili cookoff fever" and acted as judges in the event.

We're reiterating Ihis week, and stressing the availability of the van for nceds of the elderly in the community. Besides transportation to the Center, doctors' visits, grocery shopping also trips to Ploinview or Lubbock when necessary. Yolanda has proven herself to be .a competent, caring driver and those needing this service should call 839·2428.

Another reminder of our Thanksgiving dinner Sunday, November 17th. Tickets will be available this week at the Center -$5.00 (or adults and $2.50 for small children. Trays may be taken out ofthe Center the hours 11:30 B.m. until 1:30 p.m.

Next Monday night'S game and busincss meeting will start at 6 p.m. A pOl luck supper is first on the agenda, followed by the business meeting and election of officers.

Friday of next week we vote on the voluntcer of the momh.

Tom Rambo is a patient at Hi ·Plains Hospital this weck.

Recem visitors to . the Cemer arc Coleman and Aliene Moseley of Bovina, cousins of J.C. and Novella Sneed.

Memorials ha.ve been given for Eunice (Rug) Hooper by Madge Thomas, Geneva Bearden, J.C. and Novella Sneed, Paul and Janie Brownd. Jackie Dyer. Roy aoo B,'uy Kirkland and La Verne Thornton.

Food , for thought: If you get into deep water, keep your mouth shut!

Jr. High and Middle PrincipaiSpeck Cox gave 4th grade mothers a "Mother'S Night Out" to help communications

I between school and parents. Approximately 50 mothers attended I each of the two nights. . . .

ireriyaildboblly Parkey tiftulibOck · ~ plCued to annotincc Ihe birth of • _ liOn COry. Mi~'lael , PJrkey ·bCirn j1~q'vam1ier S, 1991 aI9!0~p.m.Tho · new am, .. tipPocJ tIie scaI~ It. 91.,. .• 3 or.; . ..

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Wedmwlpy Ngv 13 Fruit

Waffles/Syrup Smoldes

Milk

Thursday Nov 14 Fruit

Oatrnealrroast Milk

friday Nov. 15 Juice

French Sticks/Syrup Sausages

Milk

LUNCH Monday Nov 11 . Steak Fingers Mixed Vegetables

Baked Rcans Fruit Salad HOI Rolls

Milk

Tuesday Nov 12 Pizza

Tossed Salad Green Reans

Fruit Milk

Wednesday Nov 13 Sloppy Joe

BUllered Com Carrot/Celery Stick

Cook,ies Milk

Thursda·y Nov. 14 Nachos Supreme

Pinto Beans HOI Sauce

Fruit Spice Cake

Frjday Nov. ! 5 Hamburgers

Lcllucc!Tomatlics PickleslOnions

French Fries Rice Krispie Treat

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Cotton Center Honor Roll

COllon tented.S.D. students have had wi excellent first sill weeks. There were 23 students listed on the "A" Honor Roll (or grades 7 -12 Recognized as "A" students were: 7th Grade-­Jackson Buller. Debby Castilleja and Sylvia Saenz; 81h Grade-Miriam Rodriquez; 9th Gradc-HectorGarcia; IOlh Grade-Joe Brown, Yolanda Cisneros, Michael Fisher,Gan:y Harper and John McFerrin; IlthGmde-Louis Adams, PriseiliaGaTllia,MallMcCarly, April ~rcz, Maggie Rodriquez, Kristy Sageser, NancySag.eserand Michael· .

FF A Advisor DaMY Ivy and two chapter members will be allending the National FFA Convention held in KansasCity,Mo. Nov. 14·16. Members joining the expected 24,000 FF A and guests at the convention is chapler president Jon Ivy and chapter treasurer Aaron Rambo.

Ivy •• senior and also serving as Area I President. has been cho$en as one of the 47 Texas voting delegates at the 64th National FFA Convention. Ivy has been an active FFA member holding chapter and district offices to go along with his Area office. Later in Ihe year he will be a top candidate for president ofth. Texas FFA. He has competed in leadership. radio, and judging tearns and was co-winner of the Star Chapter Farmer Award. He also is a top showmen, exhibiting livestock in all majorTcxas livcSlockshowscxhibiting swine anu steers. He is the son of Danny and Vale. e Ivy.

During Ihe convention Ivy will help decide the future direction . of the National FFA Organization. He will join 475 stale FFA officers who will

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recogl)iZed on !he "B" Honor :RolI. Those students· include: 7th Grade-­Aaron · Gast, Tony Landers, Marcus ValadczandElaine Wood; 8th Grade­Misty Cline, Armando Garcia, Josh Garcia, · Lathan Lamlers and Nancy Lopez; 9th Gradc-.Oscar· Cisneros, Fernando Flores, Synthia Garcia, Nick Gerrera,JocGomez, Noel Lopez, Cody Oden, Junior Rodriquez. Chris Sauceda and Lconcn Sauceda; . 10th. Grade­Maria Diaz, DeloresMena, Noc Nava, Atvin Rod,;guez, LiIiI!D8 Valadez and Skete WiUifonl; Ilth · Grad~adyi Delgado, Ju.ant,fanillllz,Toriy UI;CSto anilJaime Villarreal; Ilid12!hGri.~

conduct the businessoftheorgani 7.atioo. The convention is the world's largest youth conference.

Also allending the National Convention is Aaron Rambo. the son of Tommy and Claudia Rambo. A junior. he has allended district area and slate conventions and has panicipatcd in livestock and leadership teams as well as public speaking contest. The treasurer of the local chapter, he has participated in livestock shows in Houston and San Antonio. Last year he was named co-winner of· the Star Chapter Farmer Award.

More than 24,000 FFA members and guests arc expected to allend this year's event which fealUres tentative speaker President George Bush. Other keynote speakers include Arnold Schwarzen.gger, actor and chainnan of Ihe President's Council on Physical Fit.ness and Sports; Jerry Clower. country «.median; Captain Gerald Coffee. former POW during the Vietnam War; Scott McKain, former national FF A secretary; Jack C. Parnell. former Depuly SccrClaryof Agriculture;

. membe{s to· iactclttoday'll problems ·to ensure a betler future for themselves and others.

FFA is a nati<>!lal organization of 382,748 member .. in 7,744 local chapters preparing for leadership and careers in &<:ience. business and technology of agriculture. Local, state and national activities and award programs provide opportunities for students to apply knowledge and skills acquired through agricultural education. PFA members strive to develOp agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship.

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Ho. wis Iiom May 16,1921 in Plainview IIId wu .lifelimolNidlnl of Hale Cowuy.Ho wu. wlIChnWca' ~ died Wednelday, Oct. and a member ofFIOl BIJIIiaI 0IIIn:b. 30 1""1 U i

Surviv01l include Ibroe broIIton. ,.... • in ... otboditt HoIp tal in Lubboat .... I .... tb;r W-.

Noble of Denvor, Colo., Ray of He wu bona In Colton CeIIta' IJICI Parminglon, N.M. IJICI Donald of Hale IIICIYCIII 10 AbDmJIhy in 1980. Ho Center; and a liller, DoroIhy Meador · lIIIrrltidHeildaBamuonFeb.23,1963 or Elysburg, PI. in COIUln C_. H. wu a fllllllll' and

PlIl1beann wac Junea Huffhines. Tun Abel, SlDdagl! PlDnIII, tommie I member of Filii BapM CIwrdL

Survivoninc:ludelU wife; IWO 1IaII,

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. lUi\~ 7-0 lei I.ian die ID!iQIId half, .. "oplly.lllllciiIly39iecODcia of]' dleclQl:k to arab tho 1_ Kidciaa of]'todle .... shoms. H.c. wuJoolecl by thD hllnsiriS-811e play ... Han capitalized on I 66 yltd TD run on the flDt play. ollbe third quuter. , The PAT faileelsivins the Owl .. 7-6 advlDtage.

The flDt period .. entW in a C);.

o deadlock With both 1eIII!J.we to.tGp III)' IhreslL Not cnly did die !emU have to bIUIo each other but a\ao tIiO e1emen1* u the dUll flClGr wu iii the sinsle dipta and thO field wu in icy , ecmditions. Only I hIndftaI of flDl from bolb schools braved !he wea!her.

IRw:lv Cavum. ;' in \be end .' . I!Ml ~ out • ~nlrlouchdqwn wit" .4:46,win. / . "

mnauun, m/be half; Jolmaon kic:bcl Halealliler travilUo SpriJIIlpke to !he PAT to 8!ve!he Ow .. a 7-0 laid. ll\eo,on the Wolverintla in !he finII

Hat rnacIe I run at !he Owls in \be . .ar aeuon game. The WolVerines fadiq minuIeI of die halfbut die Owls u. in I mllll . win IilUltioa, tied wilb - to the aceuion paced by Jon Ivy ~bemllhy and oltclti for fInI place.. If andJ~CJ:ui,totumblfklfieldaoal!he three teams win a coin flip wiD lnempl m the fmaJaeconds to lCICure doIInnIne, u in I .. ~ cue, \be two !he halftime lead. dlstrict 'repeaentativea.

~~~ Ronnio Shmod and Melvin Rodney and Lon Dlle, balb of Abemalhy; ada..-, Dina Cumunof ' Abemalby; lwo broIhen, Wallace of

Lions Slate Tourney IWhat's Happening To' Our Children? ! AI I'm patroIJins up IJICI down the Ihcm. So u ruu1ta of thIa !he alder It. _ta of Hale CenIer, which could be childgeta !he more deliDqueol tbay set. lIlY city in the USA, lean __ to my They start violating criminal laws. eyes. thlnkIna about our chlldrcn.. My When they tum to die mqic: lie of 17, own children are 8I'own, and I'm they 8Iart wlndiag up injail.prillllll.on ClIlrClllely proue! of Ibem. I feel my probation,andsomeevenwfDdupdtad. wife and I did somethins rishl in llry to do every1biDg I CUi Ibink of bringing Ihom up in ,worldof tolrymdkeep!hechildrenfrOlllltartilll 1enIptalioas. My concan did IlCIl ltop a life of c:rimD. The CIIICI dill blVD when my own children became srown. already 8Iarted 1 Iry to ge~; Ibeni to All chikbaJ ue my children reprdl_ rea\ize !hat die life of crime W IlCIldle of what nee. creed or color. Before I way to SO and hope they IIOp before it's even bec:ame a police off'u:er I have too lale. Some do and _ don'L always loved children, and this is one Most of you haven't laD !he pain reuon Ibat I lID • police officer which IJICI feu in a child's eyea w .. die makes • sreu opporI!DIity to love and judge lells tbcm they are aoinA to be help chitdral andadulta. IORt 01I to a annie place. a pl_

Delmar A. West Jacksonville and Don of Hale Cenler; Puneral services for Delmll A. W_ andfivcsislen,RUlhNic:holsofColIOll

of Plainviow, 63, were hold Tuesdlyin Cenler, Ruby Clmpbell of Tyler, Lemons Memorial Chapel of Plainview DorOlhy Bol;her of ArlinglOD, Bonnie wilb the Rev. A.C. Hamillon, relired KinS of Collese Slation and Ollie Baptisl miniSler, officiating. Burial DelGuidice of Reno, Nev. was in PuldawnMemoriai Gudensby Pall~ wen J.G. CIJIIlOII, Jan Lemons Punera\ Home. While, Wesloy Maslers, Harvey

Mr. West died al 4 p.m. Sanuday, Lulrick, S.W. Roya\ and Pele Laney. Nov.2,199I,inCentraIPiainsRegiOllai Hospital . Eunice Hooper

He wu born Oec. 9, 1928,11 Huso, Puneral services for Eunice "BuS" Olda. He married Beuy Sewell on Hooper, 85, were held SlIJIday in Hale June, 3, 1950, II Tulia. Cenler OIurch of 0uiIl wilb Silas

Mr. West pew up in HUIo, Okla., Short, minisler, officialinl. Burial was and Hale Cenler. He moved to in Hale Center Cemelery by Freeman Plainview in 1945 and worked at the Punenl Home.

The Hale Cenler Lions Club will be sponsorins a Junior Varsity basketball tournament Nov. 21-23_ TeIlRI have been enlisted and Ibe tournament brackel hu been made. Diroctins the tournament is school superintendent Millin Dodds and bighschool principal HllVey Pemell.

Schools represented in Ibe three day CYIlnt ueShailowalllr, Peler8burg, Hart, Idalou, AnIOn, Lorenzo, Lot;kney and Halo Cenler. Girls and boyl teams will be vying for Ibe top fourlb tournament

honon. Proceeds from Ibe toUrIIIJtIenl and

conces.ionltandwiUbenefilLionsClub activitiea such u the Cripple Childrens Camp, Texu Boys Ranch and the local eye glus progrllR.

Both Hale Center teams will be panicipatins in the evenL The teams

will tipoff asainst Lockney at6pm and Ibe Owls will capped !he opening nisht wilb Lockney at 7:30 pm. The J.V. Owleues are led by coach Jordon and Ibe Owls ue directed by Coach Swllb.

Co-op Dairy. He started to work for Mrs.HooperdiedaI3:IOp.m.Priday, Cloverlake Dairy in 1948 as a roule Nov. I, 1992, at Hi-Plains Hospital. salesman. He served in Ibe u.s. Navy Born Jan. 31, 1906, in Seymour, she from 1954-58 aboard Ibe USS Hornet. moved to RansCf in 1914. The family He returned to Ooverlakc followins moved to Hale County in 1919,selliing military service and was a route in Ibe Mayfield community. supervisor when Cloverlake sold 10 BeD She muried Jack Hooper qn Sept. Dairy. He later worked wilb W.R. 15,1923, in Plainview. HediedMarch

The Owl

After having 10 deal . with many where !hey cannot do what they WIDI

chiIdmJ under 17 yeus of a8e Ibe put to, I place IhII they CIIIJKJt _ liiiiiiio few monlhs, and havinslbe opportunity dad, brolhers and sisters every day. to visit wilb them and their parents, 1 Freedom i. taken away from !hem. CID see a peat need of SIronS parenl- I have taken sevenl juveniles 10 die child relationship. The parenti Ibll I TexIS Youlb Center at Brownwood. have talked with are 10 COJK:emed DOW, This place Is really in IaymID ~ but what lbout several yeus 110. The a morm school. We IIIIIIIly .ian our time to slUt palleminS I child'i life is trip in silence. I could _ the feu, pain u soon II they are born, IlCIlIft« they and the questions !hat !he child IRIIl be Grace as an operator until 1915. 9, 1991. .

Mr. West allended !he First Baplis' Mrs. Hooper was I member of the Hoots , set in their~. Now thin is I peal ukinS themselves. They are goinA to a concern u of what em we do wilb our pl_ of the lIIIknown. I've seen die children now? I cannOl understand the proud mcs·lOok out of the Car wol.Jow wly thlll some parents bring up !heir to _their parents, brothen and aistcn children. They don't realize what a Wlvlngsoodbye. Theproudolieusuatly sreet responsibility Ibe pllall bu. I jUllloob at them and wonders "Why cannot understand the state laws me?" Usu"'ly IeIrIswt seopinS from cODCeminSjllYClliles, beinSlOeuyand Ibeir lillie eye. and I'm Ibink tbeno'S& Ilx wilb juvenile offenders IDd how child sillina there, nOI !he belligen:m, they tie Ibe hands of educators, parents, smart-mouthed, law violllCf lhall had and police off'acers. Whll happened to viaited wilb many tImea before. Then I ~il?line"aren\l'res~bili1i~lDd have questions of m)"OWlL-Wbatw.ll

' theiayin, d\II')'brli\I'lIjfa'diiIJlIi'!he wrona in this child'.lifot'tlilllld:.ftaix risht way and wben tJiey srow old Ihey be the lIIIConcem of \lis wo her panata will not depart from it." 'fhenI is !rU1b thai led the child into crime? I'Ve seen in Ibis .aying. the child when we IIlIIt gettins c:IoIe to

Church and wil amcmborofPlBinview Church of Christ. Melinda Browa .'--- ...... Eveninl Lions. He coached Optimist ' Survivorsincludea_,DJ.Hooper baseball from 1963-68. of Hale Center; a foster son, CoIoy

Survivors include his wife; two MoseleyofPriona;abro!her,J.C.Sneed daughters, Mrs. Kelly (Sandra) Hayes oE Hale Center; three srlDdchildrcn of Edmonson and Mrs. Kyle (1ellllllie) mil seven peat-srandchildrcn. Moore of Matador; two sons, Randy PIlIbeann were Bobby Wudtaw, and Tonuny, bolb of Plainview; two MarkLmey,PeIilLmey,DickLeMond, brolbcrs,J.W.ofPlainviewandGle:nof Wayne Oreenhaw md Aoyd Waten.

Hello! I hope everyone is having a great week! 'Ibe snow was nice, bUllhe wurn weather> is a dcfirtite welcome.

Last week, Ibe football team lost a close game to Hart, 12-7. Scoring a touchdown for the Owls was Rudy

~akjng Orders 70r !J{o{iday!J-{anis

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For your special holiday meals. try our deUcious Gei'mansaUsage or freSh breakfast s.usage, Only $l.75Ib;

Thanksglvlng.halllS.mustbe.,...red by ~f,)l'ember 11.andChristQJ8s harns must be_b;::;;"A IL,ii1¥.~n.. . Aaron Rambo ~

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Cavazos. This Priday they will play Springlake-Euth Ibcire aI7:30. Playing their last· SlIDe for Ibe Owls is Brian Clark, Chad JatTeu,Dwayne Johnson, Victor Luna and Jon Iry.

The pep rally will be held Priday iroffid 3:301 ~;,I!mi!'& ,iJ!Ib~ lISt pcp rally ue Aimee Scbwartz, Lauric Stroud, Lori Maha8111 and PIui Shepltd. Y a 'II have done a areat job.

Also, locker churns will be revealed at thIi pep rally. Hope everyone bu enjoyed Ibe goodies lheyhlvcrecelved_

This Friday nisht !he bind will pili on a new halftime show. Everyone' como and see what I\IfPrilO. Mr. parker and Ibcband havo in store.

Wilb foolblll comins to ID end, it can OI'Ily mean one Ibing. Bukotball season! The guys and girll learns are workin. bard to make it an eacitins yar. OoocIluckl

Whatchildren_lJICIhI,.-bualot the TClIISYouth Center SlUt aha\dnJ. of inOUence 011 !heir liveL Usually if Then they' USUIlly Ire ~ a few Ibe parents smoke, drink, use druss, questilllll aIIoul the CenIor millry to cune, cheat, lleal,lie, fisht, abuse!heir _wer I0IIIO but most of It. cjuealicllll ~ etc.; the children jpUW up to I CIII't _wer. Usually It'. a \bog lrip belieVe thIa i, JIClrII1AI. So they do Ihe for me II it is for the child offender. He - ,thins, Who's fault is it when !he or abe is goins to a place they know children go astray? If !he pllall cIoea noIhinS abouL I think to myaelf that the .. thinSI it's the parent wt il probablylflhilchlJdhadbeenbrolaabl delinquent. It is tho pan:nt', fllllt. . up n...:. this cbild misht DOl t1D._

Some plrents think too mw:h of today. After I bavetaken acldldbiaIde themIclveatolhink aboulthoirc:bi1dlell. of the Teus youth Cenler mil we IJ&,ie WhatbuhapptlnedtolDa&ipllne? p ... eel w._ IIOYCII'Illoeted eldon . What hav.e I belrd time and llaiD Ibat mi I have t1irnecl them OWl' to 1110

Also, Koy.Smilb hu made a verbal the ~ is afraid to ap_IJICIJIIIb juvenile ~ I have had die _ agieemont to lign wjlb Texu Tech 01) ~Children mind.. 1f ~ dill ~_daD481iUemyhaillhllc'"" November 13, tho first dlY of the tJ'CIIOUlllllivo ldl1eelap)'Cl!'lO; h,OI!Id ."PI_be~. onthoiollilJCiJnl

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Mr. tYY"'d~op,e8'.id~ Nov. 8;. fciriJleifchi1!:lror!;:_ia., . d ~"fi9D: ~dIliCJ 'lj) Jes-ie HinoJo.li Nov. 9; MeUI .. ' U. ~lhItibcit ·. hU doiID . ~tif~o.illllll~ .lbOWmy S~Niw.ll;andJJ.Rinne,Nov. --thins deliDqueni. _t 0I.1hem heatll!i4·lIIIIIIkittelrr .... forthe1mtle ' 14. Hlvoapeatdayl ItuIlIkinauptbr!hechild,\eavlng\be ~

'Till.nCllllime. • • impnillion Ij) tho child IhIt whatewr Where is yau dilld? What ire they' . he or'" doeI, MOIIIand Dad will set doiq? Do .)Oii r6IIly cuet: ' them out 01 !he troIIbIe ani! uIke up fwo '&0 Till

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Elementary Honor Roll

Announced . The Honor Roll for NOrlh

: Elemcnlaty Grades 4 and 5 include the : following .1I\IIdcnts:

Miss Pussey'. Class (4th) II A" SIUP'! Tara Shac Booher "A.8tt $'Ydsm18

AI'MOII,y.calzada. Brit/ietCross . Casey Davis Josie Dominquez Krisli Gomez Jason Needham

Mrs. • .," Class (4th) "A",s,udsll' Mist)' llickman ~am.llryor U A .. A" $'ydpm. KatiC Andcnon Bradley Blount Monica Espinosa Pc8&Y MasaUm Isabel Moralez Rqiand Ruiz Alilbony, Wilbanks

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M .... Bizzell;. C ..... (5th) "A" ~t,,*,," :CuoyoBamltl DmaBlack S~ '4i­Debbie Quinlanl JuonThOmu

. -A-R" ShJdi!!t1 • V'1CtOr ~ J\IlianFkril MonI~Jiit\IiI)ez

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II DR 1 Dath, II Car Garale ~ W .. t 10th, Would be poeat for a retlred.couple or tor. .tarter home,

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Llda Jooes Estate 2 BR. I 3/4 Bath, Living Room.

Don, 2 car guage, stann cellar. 200 Ct. 101_ Price reduced to $4S,OOO. Owner misht cury part.

Keeton Real F.state 839·2212·602 Main

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Center. 3 BR, 2 full bath, office, 2 car garage. 2 year old ready built.

Robin & Lisa Thomas 879·4441

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PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby 'given that the City of Hale Center. Texas. is

soliciting bids for the structure located at 1400 North Main Street. Hale Center. Texas. Only the building is for illIle and it must be moved from its present location. All bids should state in writing:

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The total cash price offered; Any terms for additional sales price: Whether the structure will be moved in pieces or moved

GARAGE SAl .. : All day Saturday (9Ih)

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intact; ... ~---~-~--.., The method of mo\-ing it and the time expected to be MCjlsl""Ay1oSah:sistheplac:e involved in moving it: and 10 buy a gOC!d used c:ar or truc:k.

As low as $100 down

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15. The final destination of the structure or pieces. As IDw lIS $35 a week

. ';:A:Jtolib: ~pi:.ld. ,besubmitted to theCitY'SecretarY'or Assistant at the Hale Center City Hall on or before December 1. 1991.

The City of Hale Center hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to solicit additional bids in the future under different specifications than those above concerning this property.

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Noik'l: is befl.ot, JiveD ~hli lit\: ' nn,luI L .. :(fen TCHlm.:nI3f)' fur lbe £:'I;I\" ul HIfl:1 Hell,,", ~, WIre 111M un Ik !!ltb., .u( 0&.1uber. IWI. in C.au...: Nil. II.WI. P'o'lKIinall" 'h~ (ulI"lf Cn"r, III Hale C ... ". T_ 10: DoN lkD Well,

J. W . • .• ..pIainyiew See Jllmes Meiiilfs or David Rodriquez

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After School Child Care

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cIOMlfliw.LaIlCl( Cotton Center Churches LET'S HONOR THOSE WHO

HAWMTUMEDf'ROM LAllEY .t ~olt£S. t;AWYERS ,.0. 8oI!o1lil " , ' ~,~,~':.o

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. . ~~~:~lChw; P.tof ~InQ Wlllahip I;O!), • .m. Sundly Schtiot10:00 a.m.

.. ~y Bible s"eIy ~:oo ~ m.

~~:'::r ' ·.7.2301 Sunday ScItooII;45 Lm: Momlng W",ahip 10:55 Lm. E_lng W",ahlp 8:00 p.m. Wlldnllday AUliilllft 3:30 p.m.

Hale Center Churches

fIIII .... tCltllnlh Gent 1.!Md1em. P_ 805 W. 8th 1»2405 Sunday School 1:30 Lm.

. MDminG WtnhIp 10:115 Lm. E-inG Worlltlp 7:00 p.m. Wedr!Nd;y 5e!vIQe 7:00 p.m.

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.~y .SchooI 11:45 _",. MDmIng Worahlp 11~ a.m:

" EiMllinG Worahip6:00 p:m.

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. THr, BATTLE . . . Wh. . JI~ all thr()~gI1out ourhlSlQtY ... .. . Ojlr ber~r()Y9llt .w~plJ$free, ... . Sometimes corKIltlot1$Wl.II ·deman~ . The IlberaUbiiof '$Qme land, With allied nations; to defen~ . Tbe rights of otherS Who depend On those of us who,dn requ~t, Will always ~ue the oppressed. Our troops wererecentiy released rfom service In the Middle East: . That cOnfrontation In the fonn Of "operation Desert Stonn," Lefs lhankthe Lord for His concern In QI'B. ntlna th. .eJn a sa. fe return; While praying for an end to war,

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