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Petersburg

Vol. 69 No. 38 Friday, September 22, 1~5 Petersburg, TX

entil'8~me~The·bad news· ~a$ that ."",~Uff,&~",".I'$dtt;'eirJif$.'QsJ of the

Actual Fall Weather Arrives Ahead of Time

Much has been written lately hint- sometimes a downpour. Reports indi­ing that fall is on the way and though cated that it rained a little over 4 inches cooler temperatures have been de- Thursday and Friday. sired by some, the farmers of the area ' Around 6:30 Friday the rain slowed did not need what this area is . now and for those who attended the foot­experiencing. ball game in lockney; not a drop fell

Some farmers were still watering on them the entire time. It was re­cotton, so a little rain fall would have ported, however, that it did continue agreed With them. Yet mostwouldnow to rain, off and on, during that .time in agree that the amount receiv8d was a Petersburg.

, little too much. ' By Saturday moming, September Late Thursday aftemoon, Septem- 16, it was reported that at least another

ber 14, it clouded up and began to rain- inch ' had fallen. Since that time sev­not a heavy rain just a light mist,eral showers have fallen which easily enough to make the football game a pushing ' the total amount of rainfall little .u~o.mfortable. . ~ . , ., tbtQu~" TUllday d~.fflOOn, Septem-

By Friday morning, September 15, ber 19, · to at least 6 Inches. is was not justntisting lightly is was Quite a bit of rain to fall insuqh a raining and it rained all day. No thun- short pe,riod of time. Fortunately there der,' no lightning, just a steady rain, (con't.onpg.4)

Larry .LydeRecognized.at ·SPEMS . Award. Ceremony

Larry B. Lyde, EMT .. " W8s&warded infotrned· they must have certified per-theE""T-:'n~ermediate Award of ,the' . sonnelte) maintain:~D ambulance ~r-. 'Yearat,SpEP1.1$:AwardCeremotiyin v~e~Lyde'Wa$justone:of .seV$ral that (llbboO~.: $atut(;h,Y.' 'Septenlb,er .. ·1a,v()lunJ,,_nedtQ . t~~e .thetral"in9 t9,~~. : , .. ;. . . .< ' . .... <: :. . . . ."~~~nd,piovic;le' tl:li~~r'V/c8)otlle . ' Thi$ ,~warc;tWa$pres'r1l~Rtf()r,O~;' . corriri'l'unity~.· · ~e/'is:' 8Iso:requlredto •. s-.nijing, .servlce •. dedication,patient obtalna cerJairii'iuniberofho,,1'$ 8ach care'and skillperf0rmaneeforthe Pe-year in Qrder to J1l$lntainhis .certiflcA-tersbui'g eMS. . ' . ' tioft . . ' . lJlI'ryhas~ena member of the Larry . 15 to be commended on his

Petersburg. §MTfp·r .11 years~ . He rec:ognitlon ·from . Spe~Sand by the --meet hisEMT ~~Hqtion.:in1984 9itY of Petersburg foi his dedip$tion after tt'!, .Pete"burgcornmunlty WM · andse!'Vice.

'wii" .•. .' east ;: '. . the 'fair . Is,their.desire . " gn,urldS. AS in:ttl8~st,~;jUdges Wili" '. lion a.iive~ by eaminganotherfirst pl80e .. be sitting on the balcOny of the Pia- trophy this year: '",. ' , . . . neer Retirement Hotel; parents ·. and Winners of the parBd8 .wili be 811-

.' . other band boosterS are urg_d to • nounc8d at 1.:30 p.m. at the outdoor ............................ area,. , ' .

request the ho"our.o/your presence at the IIIIlrriage 0/ their daughter

Aimee ',Lynne to

. Mr. David Earl Rode" . SatUrday, 'he seve"th o/OetOber

at threeo'e~ek Saint Catherine 0/ Sie"na Ch • . reli

Nineteenth Annual Conv.ntlon of WIFE Held In Lubbock

Matthews prasided during all s8$sIons. OeIegateselected 1996 otfIcers and

they were Installed by Remona Miller, Swisher County WIFEl'hen'Iber from Tulia. A different color hat was given each officer as she was Installed ' to remind her of her ,responsibilities as a state officer.

The ·1996 Texas WIFE officers are: Pr8sIdent·..JoAnn Stroop8, Hale Cen· ter. 1st VP-Pat Bagley, Dimmitt; 2nd VP-LaDon ttor8ford,~mathy;Sec·

. ret,ry·.Pat Jones, ' Lu.b~c~; Trea­. surer··MeIba Teeter, Hale center and PI,IbtIoItY-JOanCkw8nger,Htit. . 1,&96 T.- W~.prloritle,S lricluded

the ,. ' Slil" ktQjaiatlon to In­. orel~, "';;lnh' , lri' _~·tp· II~ ·~nd

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" --Leu:; ', . I SenNotne " .

Following summeradjqUmmentth8 ~"IOC~ iriIght Petersburg members of the Lubbodc" . ' ', ' "'on Tuesday, OCtober 10, Christian University Assoclatea rriet 1995 at 9:30a.m. on the LCU cam-~mber 12, 1995 at 2:30 p.m. This pus. -Lord Speak to Me· is the topic first fall qsemblyfor the 1995-96 year for the day. wal In the horne ()f President Mrs. ' . Committees were appointed by G.R., Sell. Mrs. sen and volunteers for hostess . "Th81\08t88S extended a \Y8Ic!)me d~le8for the months of November

to those preSent. Inspirational andforthrough May went assigned. summer experiences -.re given with Nine members were served re-a prayer read In conclusion by MrS. freihments. They were: Mrs. Glenn Sell. . . Curtis, Mrs. Joyce F. Davis, Mrs.

President Mrs. Sell conducted a Jerome Day, Mrs. Marlin McCaghr8n, business meetlf!9. The ~iont9 dis· Mra. KefV18th 'Roberson, Mrs. ~mdld miss for Ut.e month~October gilther~ Bielke Lyae, Mrs. Don Hagl lng-was. made. Thl8waAf~imlned . sell.,

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:1 ',:" ~:: T.lCA . ..... ' At..,ClA110M Ttle, Pta.lnvteW.MusicaI j.n.o.... ' .

has be." 8chedul.~ 'or. $aturday, 1~~iiir;iiWiiiiPOif-. september 23 In theOi11t unerCen·· terat 7:00 p.m; . Jtite;W~In9wiHbe · Michelle Toder of ,' Plalnvlew, GospeIhellS of Aniarlllo,The HiCkman Family ·of 0$18a, The Green Belt Valley Boys , of Plainview, The Henderson Family of Herefol'ct and -TheBmcIy Bunch of PlaInview. , -

There Is no admission fee. yet d0-natio ...... aQCepted and needed. ~.)ati·'~:'b8.,n ~ot

fhe Annuiil'l~larn8"of· T_.it Tal8m Show $Che(iukldforthethlrd$al\l,*y In DeoIh1ber,' 111ereWIII .~ "'''-.ue ~r:oupe: ;3'-1Q; - 1148f\ ..,d~ 19 ;l Up; .~ li1terested lI1erif'fin ' Nte.I~

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IN FORMATIO,N REQUESTED

The Petersburg POST received a letter last week from Ms. Freddie J. Martin requesting infonnatlon regard­Ing James Robert Davis, died Decem­ber 19, 1919; Joesphlne .Jt Davis, died Novembe~ 4, 1937 (both dad and were burled In Petersburg); Grace Davis Hall, . daughter of . above, rnar­~ Roy I Hall December 25, 1913 In Petersburg; and Roy I Hal Hved In Petersburg ffOm 1890 to 19371

'H anyone has any Infonnatlon re­garding any of these people would yOu pleaSe pass it on to Ms. Martin at 1400 Crescent, Alamogo;do, NM 88310, (505) 437-1594.

City's Water Project

Th8 new 500,000 gallon wafer tank is almost complete as of this date. The final walk through was September 15, 1994. All work was completed except the pipe InstaUation. The taok was put in service on August 31 , 1895. The City 'flOW has a maximum ground storage of 725,000 gallons of water available for Immediate use-·as wei as a pump­ing capacity of 1200 gaBons a minute from the storage tanks. As long as the water wells pump, the City wUl be able to supply enough water to satisfy. all Petersburg resldel'lls.

BEST DEAL. OF THE YEAR!!! FREE INSTALLATION TO

BASIC CABLE

90th Birthday Reception Honoring

Eula Ellison former resident of Petersburg Saturday, September 23, 1995

2:30 to 5:00p.m. Lobby of

Lubbock Health Care 'Center 4120 22nd Place, Lubbock, Texas Come & Go-­

No Gifts Please

Annual Labor Day Reunion Held James &. Iwana Sell were host and

hostess, attlleir home in Greeley, CO, . for the annual G.R. & Pauline Sell Family Reunion.

ActIvities began on Friday evening with a barbecue steak cook out. Sat­urday was a full day with the • Jolly Golfers" enjoying a golf tournament and ~e Jolly Shoppers" (women) going on a shopping spree. A bowling toumament in the aftemoon and table games and videos of past reunions took up the evening. Sunday the g!'6up attended church and spent the after·

. noon and ev~nI"g visiting and pass­ing . out the awards f.rom the tournament. There was plenty of fo~ at . all times a,nd though the crowd

wasn't as many as some other re­unions there was no doubt a wonder­ful time had.

Attending were G.R. & Pauline Sell of Petersburg; Bob & Mary Kathalyn (Sell) HoloWayof Bowie; Ken & Sharla (Holloway) Waller, Katy & Kensy of Lawton, OK; George & Judy Sell of Amarillo; Nathan & Julie (Sell) Swindle, Catherine & Benjamin of Lub­bock; and Wayne & ~wen Sell of Elkhart, IN.

A longtime friend of Judy's Carol Brasher Rankin of Boulder, CO visited with Judy on Sunday aftemoon.

The group . reports the weather and \. country beautiful. .

, Energa$ Company Increases . ..•• ". "" , · 1'996C,apit.l~udget . ' .'

EOElrga.sCQrhp~.nYCl~!l.O(J{lced re- . placements,al1<f ~~ehding, serVlce to . cemIyJ~~t!ts~i\aI 'Wd9~f~iJl "btal , r'lew. custPm.ers, r~e .app!oximate . ap~roxirTIatejy$2S.7 ' , mlllioO for, ' its ' am~ll!1ts , bUdg~tedJor a.sch dilltri,ct , t996 'flscal ,Year, .which ~ginsOc;to- " ar'e:Amarillo, $4;9 million; Big Spl'i'lg, · ber1,1995,anincreaseof11pe~nt $1 million; Hereford; $1.4 million; over itS 1995 capital budget. • . Littlefieid, $1.9 million; Lubbock, $4.4

"The capitalexpendlturEis are rriillioh;Mid~hd, $3.3 million; Odessa, planned to enhance the efficiency of $3.1 million; Pa!'TlPa, $700,000; and our system, provide additional safety Plainview .$2~1 million. andtoe~endservicetoaocomrnoctate . Energas Company, a division' of oe'''(n.t()~i(gi'<)wttl,""sakfEreefgasAtmOS ~riergy Corporation6f Dallas, '

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Itls School Picture Time

Thursday, September 28, the school wiD ba offering studants the opportunity to buy pictures. The stu- . dents win need to have their money the day that pk;tures are taken. Your satisfaction will be guaranteed, if you are not satisfied with the pictures, re­takes wiD be offered in Novambar.-If

. for soma raason You are stlD not sat­Isfied Llfetouch guarantaas your money back.

Pictures wUlstartto be made a 8:15 Thursday momlng. Every student will have tohaye ti'IeIr picture made fortha . yearbook whether they buy pictures or not.

Porter ; Aecelves Nomination

Southwestern Oklahoma State University In Weatherford, OK has 17 coeds who have been nominated for 1995 homecoming queen. The nom)­nees will be narrowed to five finalists on September 19-20 whan theflm vote takes place on the WeatherfOrd campus. Homecoming. this year at SWOSU 1$ September 29-30.

Nominated from Petersburg W88 Misty Porter, daughter of Kim & Cindy ,. Porter and granddaughter of H.L. & Joyce Portar. ," . .

Good luck, Mistyl ," ' .. .

,· "FaIIWeather- . 'c~nl'.fromp9·1 ~ been no wind with the rain and untHTUJsday the tamperature h~d re­malhedrelJaliv.ely,w'rin. ..' . " '

ThPtOJPf.Ci~hhet" - .', ~re",.

=$~:~~i " likaly,sl~Jq ... te't ,are:pr8dlctlng . the 't8f1iperature' t(>. • decnt~ by1he end of the weak; ~ alight frostJ)GS~

Peteraburg POIt

Football-conlttrompg.1 loss, the score ... not a true indication of how the game went. The Buffs played a very strong game and It was only mid way through the final p8I'Iod that Lockney W88 able to break the tie and take the lead. . Petersburg took the kickoff from Lockney and quickly proceeded to make their way down field. After sev­eral " successful ground plays, a Brad Goldston pass to' Daryl Stephens helped the Buffs make theJrw,ay.to the Longhoms 32 yard Nne. Anotharthree

" plays and the Buffs were sitting o~ the 11: Goldston handed off to .Ohrls Tmvts, who quickly make his wjy'lnto the endlone. Eddie esparza con­verted the, PAT and the Buffs' lead, 7-0, with 8:37 showing on the scoreboard.

The balance of the quarter saw a . lot of good defense from the Buffs 88 Jelise Ovalle and Daryl Stept)ens caughttlieLottcnaY QB behind the line of scrimmage. Moments later Staph ens caused a Longhorn to drop the ball," which Jeny WeAver . quickly recove'8ct

Once Lockney regained posses8\c)n . of the bell they executed several plays

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that took them down to the~ yard line . . They attempted 8 pasS ptaY'Which was broken up by BUffalo Henry Carrasco, whO waapenalizecl for passlnterfer­ence. However, be.cilL!88 of the pen, ally ~ Buffs 'were able to keep them from scoring on that particular play glv~ Ing themsetves another opportunity to tum bacl,( ,the Lo"ghoms. The Long­horns uHlmately scored despite the 'Buffs efforts -and tied up the score, 1-7, with 7:35 left In the second quarter.

The remainder of the second quar­ter and the entire third quarter W88

. mostly a ~ens\ve game, ..., both sides making someoul$lndlngplaYJ. ' Because of the outstand~ defensive teams, the Offense Was kept under a tight reign. Petellburg had their share

Nlne\8enmBmbers 8ftd two gueets. " R.N.Hdppe~ and BobWith Ughth0us8 . for .theBllnd, weI" In attend .. "ce . Wednesday, september 13, for the weeklyUons Olu,b .~ng.

Theprogram 'w.spresented by R.N: HOppetWho .lICed to the group abOut his n&Wposit\Ol1·.spreskl8ntof

of "outstanding defen~1ve plays with Kirk Rod"ers reco~ring a Lockney fumble and Henry Carrasco making an open field tackle of Locknay's big guy.

Midway through the final period, (6:11) Lockney was able to success­fully b_ down the Petersburg de­fense and made their way across the goaliine. They made good on the PAT and took a 14-7 lead.

A feW minutes later they were luckY enough.to InterCept a Petersburg pass and again made their way to the andlo", arid s_hed their lead to 20-7.. .'

petersburg,::o.ntlnUed. to try. ... nd makeaorne,thlng happen. TI~ simply ran out. beJore they had.time to retali­ata.

The Buffs wUI host Hale Center to­night at 8:00p.m. and wAI be out to _anothe,r win to their current 1-1 . record.

Come out and back the Buffs!!

. slble. . .. ' , . '.' ,.' , Defittitety notwha(~sna8dad.-MQst ..

cotton needs at ' leastano.ttlerfew . w~ tC) .finishmatl.lrtng. ' J::nr.· thnl~A . Wllh COm, mal~e,. sLlnflO\1rers a~

JV Buffs Find, Longhorns Hard to Corral

It was a hard fought battle as the smaller Petersburg Junior varsity Buf­fal08s went head to head with the larger Lockney Longhorns Thursd8y, September 14 in Buffalo Stadium. Considering the extra size the Homs had on the Buffs, the home team played a realy good gama.

Just two and a half minutes after the game started players and fans watched 88 Lockney crossed into the ' . end zone and hoped this would not be a regular occurrence. The Buffs tight­ened their forces and played well lceeplng the Homs under control. Late in the first quarter Tully Martin Inter­cepted a pass Which ignited a fl~ un-" . der the Buffs.

Second quarter play W88 exciting . as Martin connected with 11rri MaIqU8Z

on a pass play puHIng the Buffs on the 22 yard line; IsaaC Campos took the ball and pushed bls way to the 5. MQ-

across the extra PAT. WIth 3:22 on the clock" Petersburg lead 7-8.

Fourth quarter play was exciting as Lockney made their way down field on a long pass play. Petersburg acted quickly and brought the runner down on the 25 yard line. As the next Series began Petersburgknockad the ball loose and jumped on it.

This ddn't sit well with Lockney and they proceeded to take the ball back and made their way over the goal line, bumping the score up 12-7. The PAT conversion failed.

As time began to run out, the Bulls mounted another drive for the goal only to have the ball slip from their hands and end up back In the posses­sion of the Longhorns eliminating the Buffs . chance of regaining the lead . Game ended in favor of' the Long~ horns, '12-7.

ments later Campos again had the bal ' The JV teams will face Nazareth and this time he went aI the way into next Thursday, September 28, In the end zone. Trace Vaughn booted Nazareth. .

Booster Club to ' Honor Athletes at Meetings

Petersburg. Athletic Booster Club Th8 Club will begin seiling tickets met at Its regularWeekiy meeting Man- on a chance to win. a Buffalo Belt day, September 18, at ,7 p.m. In the . Buckle to be given away during the school C8fetetl8. . ,. . HomecOiriing game on September 29.

During thernaetlng presided over TIckets will be $1 each and can be by president Ronnie Travis it was an-" purchased from any ,Booster Club nouncecUhat the Club would honOr all mari'lber. The buckle was donated to Juntor High and High SchoOl athletes the organizatk)n by Portirio Goniales. over the nextsavera. weeka~ The ath- " eo.ctles reported that a video cam-letes~wlththeirpare .... will be ~r!lllad beeOPufchased with the Invited to~ .tt\8tt$ and c()aches will money donated.byBoosterClub t6 the havathe . . . Introduce !lth- athletic departme.nt. 'T-h8 camera will

. , ~, U$ed to video all sporting events· ~ll;J4!Uec;09·· " . .. " .ItWaS, also;annouQQ8d that enough ~U! , ",: .. .' .. ~ .... ,.' ' ., . ~ friPijI~,:had_ri~i$ed10: tiuya sh9Pt~ .

~' II~t~~.!JQ:.~;' ,,~=~~~}~~::ti~:~:~:~~ ,fr~ "1IiIII\II!"'-"'~-""'-1 .. a'summel'basketbaUtampand $8le~ ·.

from ads in the basKl;!tbllll' magazine~ Volunteel'Sare stiltnaeqed to 'help

with locker room decorations. Anyone . interested ·In helping. S\:lo~ld contact, Melanie Morris. . . : Next;meeting wiU bEt Monday, sap­teinber 25,~t 7 p.m., in th!ii C::afet~ria . .

Peteraburg Poet Frklay, September 22, 1995 P.... 5

Cross Co~ntry Result~ Petersburg Cross Country particl­

patedln the Frenihlp Cross Country Meet SatulJfay, September 18 and had runners. In 8 divisions. AD teams ran weD and showed Improvemant from the last meat

The Junior High boys team was the only non-varsity team thst fielded a complete team and they camaout In 5th place.

The varsity teams showed much Improvement and tumed in strong per­formances. The Lady Buffs finished 5th out of 12 teams and were the third Class A team. The varsity Buffs fin­Ished 3rd out of 7 teams behind Plains and SUndown and the second Class A team.

Results of the meet are as follows: V.rslty Girls: Noelia Salas--19th (13:14);. Amber MorTis--24th (13:24); Patricia Nava-32nd (13:47);" Ashley Ramsey--38th (13:52); Tonya Marr--49th (14:18); Krystal Colllns--49th (14:28); Courtney Fulllnglm--71st (15:19) JV·Glrfs: Maria Canales--9th (14:20); Robyn Underwood--21st (15:23); Veronica Hlnojos--23rd (15:30); Lenore Montalvo-52nd (20:t4) JH Girls: Leah Cedlllo--11th (14:07); Juliana Canalez--15th (14:30), Veronica Rulz-18th (14:37), Monica Adams-58th (19:59) V.slly Boys: Richard Rendon·-1oth (17:51); Kirk Rodgers-12th (18:03): Shaun Heard~-16th (18:21); Eddie Silva-18th (18:40); Tim Malquez"-41st (20:24); Greg Trevino--45th (20:56)

-.lH Buffs Take the . . Field .in 195 ' bj R.ndaIBum ....

The J·u~iQr High 7th and 8th grade . foot~llteams Jdek~off YI~ha g\'$at scrimmage, onThllrs,~ay, ~ptember ' l4 agaiqstth$J.9Q!«ley, Longh9rns" .' ... . . . ' The 7th~'gr~ae; Bi.i"$"t>e~.fheLock­~y ,~opghoms1 .,touchdown.to n~>ne on a 1,5 ,yard run by FrankLOJl8z . ...

The 8th grade Buffs tied the Long~ horns l ' each. The Buffs- score ' was made by RogelioNa..;a; the B!:Iffs 8th . grade tu~nlngback. . .

JV Boys: D.J. Salas--48th (22:12); Tanner Robertson--52nd (22:40); Jorge Mendez-55th (23:34) JH Boys: Michael Rulz-12th (13:10); Bryan Goldston·~ 18th (13:21); Michael Salas-31st(14:42); John Hegl--32nd (14:59); Patrick McLaurln·-36th (15:45); Nathan Harkey--44th (19:15); Randall Burnam--45th (20: 13); Rodney Leon--46th (24:12) " (All junior high teams and high school girls teams run 2 mlle,courses and high school boys tearns run 3 mile courses.)

Runners of the W .. k Junior Hlgh--LeahCedilio and' Michael Rulz bOth ran very well and medaled in their first every cross coun-try meet. " . Junior V .... tty--Maria Canelez and TaMer Robertson both cut their times from last week and ran an excellent race. Maria cUt her time by a minute and a haH and Tanner cut almost a minUte off his previous time. V .... Ily--Noelia Salas, Amber Morris and Richard Rendon--Noella and Am­ber ran excellent races and improved by over a minute on last weeks times. Richard ran his best race of the year.

The next cross country meet will be Saturday, September 30 in Abemathy. This meet wiD also have all divisions and will give a good idea of improve­ment before the next big meet In Lub­bOOk on October 8.

Your support is appreciated, please remember to support these runners in Abernathy c,n September 30th.

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'OHAPEL

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PROPOSITION NO. ' I . or more peopIe,lnd each perIOn -..a ID ON THE BALLOT UDdivided biterelt in the property, u op-'

Houae JoiJit ReaoIutiOll &0 pro_ a ~ to a apeciIIe portion of the prop-..-- erty.II_~wiaIIea~pgrehaMthe .

eonatItatioDalllll8Ddment providing that Other penon.. interut hi the property the ~ure by aeneraI ,law mayautho- IDlI WiIhee to ob&aia alolD to 1IDanee' the rile the ~ Hlsher Education CoonIi- pmbue, the IendiDg inltitution requireI natIng Board to !lillie general ob\ilation all in.,.. in UlI! ..... rty to be uaed u bondI 01 the· .. in ID IDIOIIJIt not ex- ~..u..'. tOl' the lOIn', ·thIs is called ID ~ _ million to ~ eduea- -.. .... 1 tIonal IoaDi to lltudentB •. The maximum owelty of I*titlon. Senate Joint . Rtfaolu­interelt rate to be bome bv the bobda tloll 46 would allow the lelldinJ inltitution

" to IoJoeeIoI; on the ~ property muat be let by law. The legislature may .' lor III oWelty of JiartWoiIli the puI'claaIer. provide. lor the invetltment "I tIoncI pro- defaulted on the 10lD. In addition, tlNi eeeda lIiId .may establish ID interut and propoeed amendment. would aUow the ... sinIdar lund to pay the ~.. IInanee of alien apinBt i. homestead. li-

The JII'OPOI(!d amendJnent wID appear naI1y, the propoaed lllilendment, would at-on the ballot. ufoUowa: ' lOw a parehlMr 01' lender to rely on ID

"The COIIItitatioul amendment provId- _vit that ltau. that the property to illllor the iIe~ 01 I\lOO million in be _veyed 01' encumbered • not the . pDeI'I\ obUaation boDCIa to tInanee homeet.eId 01 the dIant. ' ~ ..... to 8tIideDtl.~ The ,prupciIId amendment wiD appear

on the bIIlot u tollowa: PROPosmON NO.' 2 '"l'he eoll8titutional amendment per-

oH 1'1$ BALl.()'J' Jllittlng ID eJIIlIIIIIbrane to be 8xed on Senate Jamt Resolution 38 propoeee . a lIoiMetad proper,ty lor III owelty of

c:outItutionalainendment that would au- plrtition, inducing a debt of a spouse thoriIe the teplature to exempt hili ad reauItina from a diviBlon 01' award of a valorem tpation the property or 11191"P- ~ in adivoree pooceediDc,' aud nIatIon~bytheCongreesotthe fOl'the retlnaueeot ~ lien IIPin1It a Republic of'lUu II the property. iIaed homeate.d, .1neIudlng Ii tedera\ 'tax lien primarily tC!l' the chUitaba., benevolent, resultiua' from the tax debt or the or public ~ aetivi~ of the orpni- owner."

. ation u cidiIed by general law. The ~1Ie(Ir~y Tax DiviBion baa ideDtifled the' G~ Lodge ofTpu, '.tao \mow u the MuoJjie ~&eI; u the pri­mary oJ'lrllllfUticin . whieh wOutd quality fOl' t1!iB tali elllQlJltion.,

'l\e . p"!~ am.,ndment WIll , appear On the bal10t .. iol1owa:

PRO.-osrrIONNO.5,

PR()POS.ltION NO.7 ON TilE BALLOT'

HoUle Joint Resolution 73 propoeee a eonatitutiona\ amendment that would ..... dw:e the amount or general obIiption­bonds authorized lor the 8upercondaetin« super eoDider fund from $600 million to $250 miIIi.qn.

one propoNd aniendment wm' appear on the ballot u foDOWII:

"'nIe eonatltuticinal amendment redae­big the 1IIIO\IIIt ' ofget\!!l'al obIi;ition boncIfllll~ lor undertakInaa re­lated to the lIIqIi!mmdaetin, Jllper • lIder J'eIIeaildt taeIlity from _ million to $250 million. D

, The propoaed ...... mentWill appear on ihe.ballot.u fol\owa: .

'"l'he eonatitutional I111811dment to al­low open-space land lIIed for wildlife n\anagemeni to qualify lor tax ap­prai8al In the IIIIIfte JI\UIJIeI''' open­apaee apicultaralland, ~ to elili­bility limitatiODl provided by the IegiBlature. N

PR~POSlTION NO. 12 ON THE BALLOT

H_ Joint Resolution a. propoeea a eonatitutional amendment providIJIg that the IegiBlature 1118)' exempt from ad 9Il10-rem taxation i-ae-prod~ penonaI

PROPQSITION NO. 8 propert1 aud1llilieNJ Intereeti that have ON' 'THE B" •• .n... • taxable valie wldeh Is ID8uIIdent to ..

. AIAAIA ' eover the 'COItaI or edmbIiBterIng the tax. HouaeJoJDt R,eaolution 'SO propoeea a The propoaed ~nt wjJ\ appear

eonetitutional amendment 8boIIildng t1Ie on the ballot u follows:

~::=: Tn ~ =u= '"rbe eon.titutionil ~Dt autho- . oJlllllof eoIIItabIe 18 aboliBhed, and the riling the Jec!alatin to exempt from pcIWer!I, dutietl; and reeorda of the olllee ad valorem taxation pel'lOll8l pi6perty are ~ to the ahariJ. In Reqan and minerai in .... havi!lg a value in-and Rbberts eountiel, the oJlee' of eon- sidIIcient to reeover the administrative _Ie . ' aboliBbed ~. thepciWml, cia- ea8ta ofeoDec!ting the taxes.· t.iea, endl'lM!!ll'Cla ~ the." are thDI-ferreiI to. tJ:Ie ",_1v lIalDlJority,of YGt.er8 in e8ehof'the-~ve C!oIuitIea raVen the prop'oIed ~

Tbe JII'OPOI8CI .... ndmerIt wID appear 01\ the biIIOt as foIIqwa: . ' .

"The eoMtitutIoaaI'liDIDdmimt ~ Inf for the aboIi~ of the oJIIee of c0n­stable in Mma, Reagan, aiId Roben. eount.iia."

PROPosmON NO. 13 . OM T8£ BALLOT

House JoiJIt Reaolution No. 86 pro. poeee a eonetItutloaal -amendIneat autbo­rII!iiIg the ~,b0d7, of a poIitIc:aI Bubdiviaion to exempt from ad valorem taxIitiori boata and other eqUipment UIed ' prim,aril)o. in .. tbe . eoQlilleicial ~ .01'

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From the Desk of the Ed,ltor by Chrle PIenon

Finally, the GTE ballots arrived last So deep that it goes over the hood of Friday. Hope most of you have already your car and up on your windshield--if completed your ballot and retumed you happened to drive through It. I to the mall. It Just occurred to me When this happens, sometimes your that one Item I faled to mention in all car stalls and It's even mora unfortu-the articles I have written regaldlng this nate If you find yourself sitting in a Is the fact that when and If this passes, rather deep puddle (for lack of a bet-not only will we be able to call Lub- ter word) of water, trying to get to the bock and PlainvIeW without a long dis- football game on ·tlme. tance charge, calls ' made from All know Is, If I had been driving, I lubbock and Plainview to Petersburg would probably have gotten into wil become local calls. This fact In It- JUbIe and everyone would have won-self, will Save me some money, since dared why in the world I aHempted to somebody in our family Is always get- drive through the flooded intersection. tlng to Lubbock or Plainview and call- It is amazing hoW the "verity of log hOme. Thl$ will eliminate some of things change vmen it occurs to dlf-those off brand phone companies ferent ~Ie. If I have raised your chargInG Us an astronomical fee at the curiosity, ask Bob how deep the water pay phones. gets at the Intersection in from of the

Okay, enoughs enough. I've had Catholic Church and how cold the about alnhe rain and cool weather I water can get? want, a least for a few weeks. I defi-nitely am not a 0001 weather person, besides we've had enough rain. I haven' been ' out of fanning so long, that' don' know we still need some hot weather for this year's crop to fin­Ish maturing,

However, the ·raln has produced a nice crop of mushrooms In our back­yard. It's amazing to me how quickly 1hese little plants (7) can spring up and how big they can get· In such a short time. Would like to ' knOW why these

. come up and why they are always in the same spot In our yald?

WIth iJl~ I'!lin that fell Friday Pe­t,rsburg eXperienced some minor flooding .of s,raets and 1rrtersections. You knOW tllat · water can get really deep In ' some J)f .thoseinte~ons.

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