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Antelopes Cage Owls 35-0 Local Comi ttee to Find Re­sources For Katrina Survivors Mayor Hoppy Toler and a committee of local residents have begun efforts to find Abernathy housing for some of the people currently housed at the Reese Center. Local residents that know of any vacant property that might be sutiable for this purpose are asked to ca ll City Hall at 298-2546. An account has been sctup at both Abernathy banks for local funds to be used locally to help pay for the needs of victims that might choose to relocate to this city. Jobs, transportation, furnishings wi ll aiso be needed as people move to this area. Churches and their congrega­tions have offered various types of support.

Local Woman's Brother Sustains Hurricane Damage

Dan Hall, brother of Marie Adkisson, from Metairie, Louisiana, is staying with Gid and Marie for, at least, the next 30 days because of Hurricane Katrina.

Dan's fami ly resides in Holly Springs, Mississippi, all are ok. His home had li ttle water in it, but the piano business that he had owned for 50 years, and had recently sold to his employ­ees, was flooded .

Abernathy's Wide Receiver #21 Craig Cooper breaks away from Hale Center's Defensive Back for a 66 yard touchdown pass and catch from #20 Rusty Tullis.

On Saturday, August 27, Dan caught a plane out and arrived in Abernathy. He stated the " response in Abernathy had been great."

Dan graduatcd from Qui­taque High School in 1943 and has li ved in Metairie for the last 40 years.

Photo by John Altman

Hurricane Victims Living with local Relatives and enrolled in

Abernathy Schools By Sharon Kester-Fair

Freddie and Julia Ara­gon have fam ily members housed in their home as a resul t of Hurricane Katrina that struck the Gul f Coast on August 29.

Greg and Evie Holt, Freddie's sister, and their three children, Eve, age 17, Greg Jr. , age 14, and Selena, age 6, and Freddie's mother, Mabel Aragon left their home in Luling, Loui­siana, which is about 8- 12 miles from New Orleans, on Sunday and arrived in

Abernathy at 3:00 p.m. on Monday. The family was hungry, tired, and scared.

The family sustained wa­ter damage to their homes, but they have heard from all members of the family except for two sisters. Other relatives are strung out from Arizona to Arkansas and all lived within a few miles of New Orleans.

Freddie has two brothers that work at pump stations in Jefferson Parish and stayed behind to assist in

thc cri is. Mabel would not cvacuatc on Friday or Saturday, but was strongly adviscd byfamily members that she must leave and go to Abernathy.

Julia further stated that "some ofthe relati ves would not leave Louisiana as their hearts were there."

She also said that Aber­nathy 's response had been overwhelming and "thank God for Abernathy." The primary need for the fami ly right now is "prayers."

Below The Fold by Eugene Bonds

This week I was given the opportunity to get to know two individual that many of you have known for several years or possibly

I all of you life. Thesetwo young fellows have several things in common; of which celebrating their eightieth Birthdays and possessing

. a very positive attitude are two.

Their spirit and enthusi­asm for life and concern for their fellow man are indeed examples we would do well to emulate. Conversations with Ray Sanders, one week older, and Bill Harkey re­minded me of an essay on age given to me by my own father, whom if sti ll living would also be their age.

Youth is not a time of life- it is a state of mind. It is not a matter of red cheeks and supple knees. It is a temper of the will, a quality ofthe imagination,

a vigor of the emotions; it is a freshness of the deep springs of li fe. Youth means a temperamental predominance of courage over timidity, ofthe appetite for adventure over a life of ease. This often exists in a man of fifty, more than in a boy of twenty. Nobody grows old merely by living a number of years; people grow old by deserting their ideals.

Years may wrinkle the skin, but to giveup your enthusiasm wrinkles the soul. Worry, doubt, self­distrust, fear and despair­--these are the long, long years that bow the head and turn the growing sp irit back to dust. .

At seventy or sixteen, there is in every being's heart a love of wonder; the sweet amazement the stars and starlit things and thoughts; theundaunted

cha llenge of events; the unfai ling, childlike appetite for what comes next, and the joy in the game of life.

You are as young as your faith, as old as your doubt; as young as your sel f-con­fidence, as old as your fear; as young as your hope and as old as your despair.

In the centra l place of your heart there is a wire­less station. So long as it receives messages of hope, beauty, cheer, grandeur, courage and power from the earth, from men and from the lnfinite---so long are you young. When the wires are all down and the central places of your heart are covered with the snows of pessimism and the ice of cynicism, then you have grown old, indeed! "TO BE EIGHTY YEARS YOUNG IS SOMETIMES MORE CHEERFUL AND HOPEFUL THAN TO BE FORTY YEARS OLD."

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Story Time Begins Wednesday 10 a.m. The Abernathy Public Li­brary will start-up "Story Time" for preschool age children on Wed~esday Septembcr 14th. "Lcarn­ing Tree Day Care" will be bringing their preschool

class at 10:00 a.m . and "Amazing Kids" wi ll meet at 10:45 a.m. Everyone is welcome to attend the programs that will include stories, singing and crafts . The Library wou ld like to

thank all the vo lunteers that make "Story Timc" a suc­cess and reading so much fun . If you need more infor­mation plcase call Sandi at the Library 298-4 138

From left to right: Janice Hartsough, Denise Turner, Carol Wi ll iamson, Sandi Cheshire, Redgie Knight, Big AI & Jerry Don Cheshire

Ray Sanders Birthday Party Saturday

The Abernathy Seni or Citizens Ccnter will be the location for an 80th Bilthday Party honoring Ray Sanders. The party will be a come and visi t Saturday, September 10, from 2-4 pm hosted by "The Sanders Sisters", Nancy Schapp , An­nett Johnson and Susan Shaw.

end 's party. Ray moved to Abernathy to operate the White's Auto Store in 1956. [n 1960 he opened Sanders Auto Parts which he owned until his retire­ment in 1996. Mr. Sanders enjoys traveling and work­ing on projects. According to Annett, "Daddy is always working on some type of a project at home or at the church or somewhere in the

Ray was born September community."Remember to 2, 1925. A youthful pho- stop by Saturday and say tograph was published in hello to Ray and his fami ly the Wcekly Review last and wish him a very happy week along with a poetic birthday. invitation to this week- Ray Sanders

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Jack Williams 1930-2005

JackWilliams,75,ofFritch, died Sunday September 4, 2005 in Amarillo. A private burial will be at a later date and donation was made to Texas Tech Medical School in Lubbock. Arrangements are by Box well Brothers Fu­neral Directors of Amarillo.·

Mr. Williams was born on May 9, 1930 at Hereford, Texas to D.O. and Naomi Williams. He graduated from Abernalhy High in 1947 and Texas Tech in 1952 where he was a mem­ber of the Wrangler Club. He served in the U.S. Air

He was preceded in death by a son, Ricky Williams, a daughter, Jo Lynn Schilling and a grandson Brian Williams.

He is survived by his wife Shirley of the home, a son Jay Williams of Childress, two sisters, Judy Daniel and Ella Seaton and one brother, Gary Williams all of Ama­rillo; four grandsons,Aaron Williams, Brent Schilling, Eddie Williams ~nd John Williams ; two grand­daughters Nicole Schil­ling and Tara Schilling.

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Next Booster club meeting will be Monday September 5th . we will meet at the football field @ 6:00 to hang streamers and decorate for Homecoming. Everyone is Welcome! Also the 3rd Annual High School " WOOD STACK-UP" contest for the bon -Fire will be Tuesday night September 6th. Judging by Hoppy T. will take place @ 9 that evening. Come out and support the High School kids in this fun tradition.

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Graduation Picture 1943

What does it take to live to be eighty

years of age? According to Bill Harkey it's having

fun and stay­ing out of trouble.

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What does it take to live to be eighty years of age? According to Bill Harkey it's having fun and staying out of trouble. This outlook on life has certainly worked well for Bill as attested to by Hoppy Toler, longtime friend of Mr. Harkey. Hoppy said, "Wherever Bill was there was usu­ally a crowd of people having a real good time. Whether he was perform­ing with the Attebury boys in a band called the "Sour Notes", changing a tire at his Texico station, or sell­ing appliances for Struve Hardware." Bill Harkey was born Sep­tember 9, 1925 on Crow Mountain just outside of Pottsville, Arkansas. At the age of thirteen he moved with his family to the Abernathy- New Deal area. He attended school in New Deal where he was voted the meanest boy in school. Soon after he trans­ferred to Abernathy High School where he graduated in May 1943.

From Crow Mountain to Harkey Hill

duration of the war. He was discharged in Decem­ber of 1945. At That time he returned to Abernethy and was offer a job as a butcher at Struve Grocery Store. He left the Struve's in the mid fifties to operate the Texico service station. During his career he also was one of two motorcycle policeofficerswiththecity of Lubbock for a few years and at one time drove a truck for Furr Foods . When asked if he had a hard time holding a job, Harkey replied, "there was always someone offering me a different job that paid more money and I always accepted." He said he al­ways enjoyedentertaining people as a member of the Sour Notes band. His job was to play the guitar, sing and act as the master of ceremonies. Please remember to join Bill and all of his family as they celebrate his birthday, Sunday from 2-4pm at the Abernathy Senior Citizens Center

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In June of 1943 Mr. Har­key enlisted in the Navy to serve his country dur­ing World War II. He was sent to Providence, Rhode Island for naval training. While stationed in Provi­dence Bill met the love of his life, Ann Tierney. Bill and Ann soon married in February 1944. This was a love 'affair that would last for more than sixty years. Together they raised four children, Billy Bob and Yvonne Griffis bothofNew Deal, Wayne 'of Abernathy and Bryan of Petersburg. Currently Bill has twelve grandchildren, ten great­grandchildren and a couple more on the way.

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Letter to the Editor

On Saturday, Septem­ber3r<1, at approximately 10:30 a.m., our beloved pet and longtime fam­ily friend was shot and killed . This occurred in the vicinity of Avenue G and North Drive, He could not have been mistaken for a stray with his collar and tags. If this was a deliberate act, the perpetrator is a disturbed individual who needs help. If this was somehow an acci­dent, then I am deeply disturbed, as my son

and numerous neigh­borhood children ride bikes and play in this very area where our old dog was shot. I would like to thank Karen Sex­ton and Paul Moats for their compassion and assistance on Saturday morning, and Officer Ballard for his kind pro­fessionalism. (Yes, we filed a police report.)

Robin French

Junior Class Parents Start Trek to Raise Money

''Needing old bluejeans " -clean out your closet

As tradition ha's it in Abernathy, the junior class parents and students are responsible for raising money and paying for half of the location where the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom is held and for all of the cost (OJ or band) and sponsorship of the dance. The cost of this has been a little more than S1000, Then senior parents orga-

nize, pay for and host "Ca­sino Night" on the night of graduation. This usually has a price tag of between $4,000 and $5,000.

The Class of2007 parents have decided that they need to get started raising money, so, they can finance these activities forthekids. AnywaY you look at it, that is about S5,000 to $6,000. To kick it off, junior par­ents will meet on (mark your calendar) TIJESDAY,

SEPT. 13TH at 7 PM in the gym (please come in from the west parking lot). We hope all junior parents will come and bring their ideas as well as a willing­ness to participate. We already have a project going where we are col­lecting "blue jeans". So if you have any old or new jeans that you are not us­ing, we would greatly ap­preciate your donation.

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Real Estate For Sale

3 Bedroom, 2 Bath , carport , large storage building, covered patio, bedroom suite, dining table with 3 chairs and a refrigerator. 1109 14th st. 748-8999

Looks can be deceiving! This 3 bedroom, 2 bath home is not only super but spacious. It has an attached shop. 1409 ave M. $59,900. Owner will pay $1,500 towards clos­ing costs. Call Kelley @ REM AX 789-6632

3 Bedrooms, 2- bath, Sin­glecargarage. Great Yard. Must see to appreciate. 712 9th st. Call for an appoint­ment. 298-2108

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3 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Cen­tral Heat and air, single car garage, fenced backyard, very nice and clean. 411 ave. M. Call 777-1919 or at night, 298-2697

HOUSE FOR RENT

2 Be&oom, 1 bath. Washer / Dryer connections. Carport, Very clean. Comer lot. $450 ~;~t~5'24nt. $400dep, (806)

RECENTLY REMODLED country house on pavement for rent. 1 bedroom,onebath. 4.5 miles East of Abernathy on FM 597. $400/ mo, bills kaid, $400 security deposit.

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I Bedroom, I Bath, car­port, 306 ave f. $350 per mo. $300 deposit. Call 777-1524

II Help Wanted II Babysitter Needed for a 20 month old child for 2 weeks. Call (806) 328-

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Help Wanted: Warehouse & Yard Assistant. Maintain inventory. Load/unload delivery trucks, assist clIstomers, yard and facil­ity maintenance. Lift heavy items, travel within West Texas service area. Possess and maintain valid Texas Driver License. Irrigation, farming, mechanical or computer experience a plus, but will train. Opportunity for advancement. Send Resume to Eco-Drip Irrigation, P.O. Box 460, Abernathy, TX 793 11 . Apply in person 4 miles north of Abernathy on East 1-27 access road.

II Misc. II For sale: Large Interna­tional Harvester chest­type deep freeze. Works Great! $375 .00. 892-2030 Idalou.

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Real Estate For Sale

1107 AVE 1. Great 3 bedroom 2 bath brick home. Well main­tained, Beautiful landscaping, Lrg kitchen recently updated with wood laminate flooring, paint & appliances. Living area has cozy comer fireplace, new paint, & carpet. Big backyard with covered patio & Irg storage bldg/workshop, Nice cul-de-sac street close to schools! $99,000

504 Phillips Blvd -Fabulous 3/2.5 with oversized 2 car garage & circular drive, This home has it all! 2 LV areas plus a basement! Newer HVAC and appliances, updated baths, lrg bedrooms, & designer colors. 2nd LV has wet bar & built-in grill. Wonderful covered patio, beautiful mature landscaping & sprinkler system, A must see! $169,000

1711 Ave, H - Cute as can be! Great starter home! 3/2/2 with hard­wood floors & designer colors, Spacious living with brick fireplace, vaulted ceiling, & recent atrium doors to backyard! Bright & cheery kitchen has ceramic tile! Fonual dining with living area, Recent paint inside and out, bathroom vanities, & water heater, Nice landscaping lI)1d 24x 12.5 storage building. $80,000

507- 10th - Nice affordable 3 bedroom 2 bath with 2 living areas, Hardwood floors in 2 bedrooms . Isolated Master, Large kitchen with breakfast bar, Separate table area, Recent ext. paint and some updating. Good space for the money! A mllst see! $59,900

Nan Riley 239-7256

Coldwell Banker

JUST USTEO 113 acres 5 miles south of Abernathy on 1-27. Prop­erty Includes aprox. 1601 Linear ft. on paved access road. Very nice 4 bedroom, 2 bath manufactured home, approx. 1960 sq st

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Just Reducedl 1102 S.Aspen (1·27W. Sar. Rd.) 1.079 acres, newly remodeled in New Deal. Three nice size bedrooms and two large bathes, two car garage, new carpet, beautiful ceramic tile and granite tile cabinet tops, new faucets, 2,022 sq ft. $116,500.

12th &K-Tenificlots inAbemathy'snewesthousingdevelopment - Park View. Great location for schools and new park. Pick your location and builder. $12,500-15,500.

Connie Watson REALTOR"

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II Business Opportunity Wanted!

A few good men and women interested in combining I concern for the environment with a career in sales. W, represent a major distributor in the ail' and water quali ty industry Currently, we wish to add a few key people in this area. Call now for a personal interview (806) 298-4722

Thank You II To the peop le of Abern athy: Our Fam­ily wants to express it's gratitude for the flowers, food, the many beautiful cars, the phone calls, visits and other acts of kindness shown us during the loss of our beloved Arno. Yes Abernathy is the best place in the world! God bless you all! Sincerely, Minnie and Family.

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