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WEEKLY REVIEW VOLUME 80, NUMBER 40 ©2001 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 2001, ABERNATHY, TEXAS 50 CENTS SIX PAGES, ONE SECTION

Council votes to create enterprise zones, accept medical clinic building

By Scott Luce The Abernathy City Coun­

cil passed a resolution Monday night that could cr.eate enter­prise zones in Abernathy.

A public hearing wi ll be con­ducted during the Nov. 12 meeting. The boundaries will be defined. The public will be able to ask questidnB about the zones and their ramtfications.

Property owners in enter­prise zones can ask for tax abatements. Tax abatements would not reduce tax on exist­ing values. Abatements can only be given for propertyvalut! increases above the · existing values.

Tfie council adopted the resolution with a 4-0-1 vote. Councilman Lynn Goble ab-stained. ,

Councilman Chris Lopez abstained on one of the next two votes that affected the medical clinic.

The council voted unani­mously to appoint Ben Linton as the city's representative in attempting to acquire the Ab­ernathy Medical Clinic build­ing from Covenant Hospital in

Lubbock. Lopez abstained when a vote

was offered to have t.he city pay building maintenance, util ities, janitorial expenses, etc., on a year-to-year basis if the building was donated to Abernathy EMS. The other four councilmen voted for the motion.

In other business, the coun­cil was in total agreement to adopt a resoiution that states Grant Works, Inc., will be used to acquire grants for the city.

Va.riance requests by Clyde Vandygriff and Mike Grims­ley for carports were unani­mously granted. The city re­ceived no responses from nearby property owners that objected to the carports.

An $8,727 check from Uni­versity Medical Center will be divided as bonuses among Ab­ernathy EMS volunteers that were active members of the service as of Jan. 1, 200 1.

Rosie. Brown's offer to pur­chase a lot at 507 Ave. C was accepted. She offered $1,128.66. The city's portion of those back taxes will be about

Abernathy Junior High spoilsors·pre-.game meal

Abernathy Junior High School will hold a fund­raising dinner from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. today in the high school ag shop.

The cost for the Mexican stack plate is $5.

Proceeds will help buy books that are on the Accel­er~ted Reading li~t .

$440.23. The city will again partici­

pate in a join\ street seal coat­ing project with area cities and directed by Oller Engineering.

The quarterly investment report stated the city has $830,000 in general fund cer­

. tificates of deposit with First State Bank. The genera) fund is supported by tax dollars .

Little cotton pickers

The water-sewer fund had CD's worth $850,000. City manager Frank Russell said that since the report was is­sued, the city has spent$68,000 for costs related to the city's new water standpipe in east Abernathy. Utility sales sup­port the water-sewer fund.

The city has another $65,741.32 in an airport fund CD. The airport fund Is not taxpayer supported.

Another $78,446.08 CD can only be used for water system construction projects.

Josie DeAnda holds the sack while some ofMelodie Voigt's pre-k students deposit their harvest. The students went to Floyd Myatt's fa1·m nm·th of Abe1·nathy TuesdilY mo1·ning to experience cotton picking first hand. Before ltmg, the students were strung out from one end of the field to the other- the next boll was always better. Cotton ha1·vesting is in full swing on the South Plains. Scot Wesley b1·ought in Abernathy's first bale-during the first pm·t of September at City Gin.

The total of the CD's before maturity is over $1.8 mi ll ion. Adding over $301,000 in the operating accounts brings the city's cash position to a $2,125,233.46 total.

Owls showing claws "I've picked them the last

two years. They have the most physical talent in the district.

They' re ju st hitting their stride," said Dcwuyne Sexton.

The Abcrnnthy ·head conch

Aberl)athy coach Dewayne Sexton named all his linemen as linemen of the week after the win over Floydada. Kneeling, from left, m·e Andy Grimsley, 'rye Fot·tcnbe...-y, Jared Shannon, Brandon King and Cody Caraway. Standing, from left, is tight end Jm·cmy Stone,

· scout team player Uriah Chambers, defense player Arturo Trevino, special teams playet· Nick Bowe, smash mouth and co-offense playct· Kenneth McKinnon and co-offensive players Matt Pierce and 'l't·ey Pad~n- (Not pictut·cd is tight end Keith Gist.) ·

. Donation with apprf!ciation Abernathy elementary students conducted a spare change drive for the victims of the Sept. ll tenor attacks in Washingtol), D.C., and New York, Principal Larry Aldridge (below, far left) announced the st.u­dents had collected 170 pounds of change in addition to several dollars in paper currency. In the same picture, Abernathy Chief of Police .Luis Villarreal accepts some letters of appreciation from the stu­dents. · Similar presentations were made to the fire department and EMS. At left, Abernathy Boy Scouts perform a flag raising ceremony Sept. 28 prior to addresses given by EMS directorJody McKinney, Fire Chief Kelly Vandygriff and Villar•·eal. ·

wasn 't talking about his Ante­lopes. He was referring to the Hale Center Owb who come calling tonight.

Both teams ure un beaten (2-0) in District 5-AA. The Ow Is are coming otr a big 27-20 win over Friona. HC a lso bea t Nazareth when the Sw i Its were No. 10 in 1A.

"I think that's the first game Friona lost since coming down to 2A," Sexton said.

The Owls' Willi e Jo e Johnson caught a 3-ya rd TD passfromJacob Reitrwith 1:08 left in the game. ,Johnson in­te rcepted a Friona pass with 19 seconds left to secure lite win .

"Johnson is one of the best running backs in the area. He can go outside, inside and he

catches the ball outofthe back­fie ld," Sexton said. "Reiff runs the ball better than he throws it. He 's u good linebacker, too.

"They've got size, speed and strength up front. They play a lot of players both ways."

Joseph Bernal is one of the top ureu pass receivers as is Larry Espinoza.

"They are "two of the better . receivers. Ifthey get to it, they'll

catch it . They're both good de­fensive players, too. Mark Espinoza is a big 195-pound fullback. He powers over people and he's a great linebacker."

'l'he Owls are big - six line­men arc lis ted over 200 pounds - and they could have an a tti ­tude after losing to Abernathy 26-20 in double overtime last ycar .. That loss eliminated HC from the playoll's.

The Lopes will be without four players. 'l'wo went out for grades. HunningbackJoePena will mi ss another week with a hip injury. Hugo Martinez ~ill be out with a knee inju.ry.

"We arc real thin on the line," Sexton said.

Th e Lopes were the best of­fensive ZA team going into last week's game. They shou ld re­mai n among the lenders . H~;~le Center wnsn't in the top 12 offensively.

Converse ly. Abernathy was not among the top 12 defen­sive teums. The Owls were sec­ond best in the area. Hale Center's ranking should take a hit a fter a llow ing 245 yards on the ground to Friona.

Abernathy hopes the Owl defense has it~ hand full with Kenneth JVlc[{j nnop . McKin­non went over 1.000 yards last week against Floydada. He's averaging over ().4 yards a carry.

When he's not runnin g, Matt Pierce, batt ling for first in 2A passers , is throwing to three of the top 12 receivers­Trey Paden, Michael Christian and James McKinnon .

FFA tractor team sponsors fund raisers for contest trip

Abernathy 'FFA students will go t.o Louisville , Ken. , in two weeks to defend their na­tional tractor restoration championship.

The chapter is sponsoring a couple ' of fund-raising events to help finance ·the trip.

During the Abernathy . sc hool district open hou se 'l'uesday, FFA students will be selling MPxican stack plates.

Plates' will be $5 for adu lts and $3 for child'ren 12 and un­der . Serving will begin at 6:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria and end at 7:30 p.m.

Students also are selling $5 chances for a John Deere self­propelled lawn mower.

Tickets for the mower will be .available a t the gate for tonight's football game ngai nst Hale Center. · Tickets for ' the mower will be ava ilable from FFA students du~ing the open house meal. , ·

SP Fair' winners Some of the n'A students

were winners for wood work­ing projects in the South Plains Fair recl'ntly concluded in Lub­bock.

Dusty Stone won a first place and Best ofShow in small wood projects. Cody Caraway won a second place. Tim Houk and Gabe Macias also both placed, according to FFA advi­sor Gerald Kelley.

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Obituaries Rebecca Noland

Services fo r Rebecca Noland , 47, of New Deal were at 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, in New Deal ·Baptis lChurch with the Revs . Tim Winn. Terry W. Jones and Bobby McMilla n of­ficiating .

Burial wns in Dickens Cem­etery under direction of Sand ­ers Funeral Home ufLubbock. . Mrs. NolunddiedThursday,

Oct. 3, 2001. Shew as bornJunc25, 1954,

in Edmond , Ok\u. She gradu­ated from Hamlin High School and West Texas Slate Univer­sity . She marri e d Jimmy Noland on Aug. 18, 1973. in Muleshoe. She moved lo New Deal in 1980 from Lazbuddie. She taught school m Bovina and Lazbuddie a nd wos leach -

ing thi s year in New Deal. She was a member of St. J ohn 's United Methodist Church in Lubbock.

Survivors include he r hu ~·

band; t" n daughte rs. Cassw and C allie , both of New Deal; her mother, Dorothy Wright of Canyon; two s is ters, Hhond a Bainum of Lubbock a nd Gin a Wopperer of Canyon; a nd a brot her , Handy Wright of Can­yon.

The fa mily s ugges ts memo­rials to the Ame rican \\ c art Associat ion , 3403 73 rd ~l .. Lubbock 79423; New Deal Bap­ti s t Church, P .O. Box 237, New Deal 79350; or S t. J ohn 's United Methodist C hurch, 150 1 University Ave. , Lu bbock 79401.

Antonio N. Mendez Ma ss fq r An t oni o N ,

Mendez, 96, of Abernathy were at 1:30 p·.m. Saturday, Oct. -6, in St. Is idore Catholic Church with t he Rev. Luis Dussan of­ficiating .

Burial was in Abernathy Oddfellows Cemetery under direction of Abell Funera l Home of Abernathy.

Mendez died Thursday. Oct. 2, 2001.

He was born Jan. 31, 1905, in Edinburg . He married Juanita Zamora in 1932. She died in 1974. He moved to Lub­bock County in 1950 und was

a n Abernathy resident for the Rast45ycars. He wa s a re tired fa rme r.

He was preceded in death by fiv e chi ldren.

Survivors includ e three sons, N icano r of Lu bboc k, Humberto of Abernathy and GeorgeofHouston; five daugh­ters , 1-lortencia Valle of Des Plaines; Ill. , Teresa l\1cndez and Armand ina Fucntes, ·both of Abernathy. an d Ju li a Olivares and Erhnda Sa nloy. both of San Anton io; 47 gra nd ­children; and 80 great-grand­children.

· Kathy Howle Terrazas Services for Kathy Howle

Terrazas, 52, of Big Spring we re at 11 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 6, in Big Spring First United Methodist C hurch with the Rev. Jimmy Watson oflicial­mg.

Graves ide services were at 4 p.m . Saturday in Newrnun Cemetery in Sylveste r under direction of Mye rs & S ndh Funeral Home o i" Big Spring.

Mrs. Termzas died Wednes­day, Oct. 3. 200 1.

She was born Oct. 13, 1948, in Sulphur Springs . She gradu­ated from Darrou w tt High School. She married Simon Ferrel Terrazas oh .June 14, 1969. She attend Howard Col­lege and received her bachelor's degree from Tcxa• Tech Uni ­versity and maste r's degree from Su i Russ Slate Un iver­sity.

.She received her mid·man­agement certi fication in in­structionu\leadership training from the Hegiun 18 Education Service Center.

She begun her teach ing CQ­

reer in 1971 in Abernathy. The following year, she joined the Big Spring ISD, beginning at Runnels Junior High School.

She Iuter tuught a t Goliad ,Jun­ior Hi gh Schoo l and Big Spri ng High Sc hoo l. ln 1998, s he joi ned Hegion 18 Education Sen,ice Cente r as a cur'ricu­lum cons ult~nt.

She was a me mber of Del la Kappa Gamm a and was pas t president of Bela Kappa chap­ter. She was a membe r of the T exas ,Joint Council of Teach­ers of Englis h Sla te of the Pro­fession Committee flJrthe slate ofTexus. She was a mc1nbcr of' the Association of T cxat-i Pro­fessionnl l~duca t ors and pas t president of the loca l chapl t• r. S he wns a n orga nize!' and pust president of the loca l chapter of the Grand In tern a ti onal Auxiliary (Brotherhood of Lo­comotive Enginee rs) . She was a member of Firs~ C hr ist ian Church, where she had served as e lder and board me mber.

Survivors include" he r hus­band; a d a ughte r, Mary Ka thryn Du ston of Da llas; a son, Trey of San Angelo; he r parents, Virginia a nd Husse \1 HowleofBigSpring; a brothe r, Kim Howle of Amarillo; and a g randchild.

The family sugges ts memo­ri a ls to a favorite chari ty

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Guadalupe Leal Macias Sl! r·vin:~ ! (JrUu;~dalu pt· Lea l

!\l al' ias . . )H, cJfAI.Jerna th .v wen..' a t < p .m. l_.n da y. Oct. J. "' \Vh il l· 1\ l l'mur i:d ( ' hapcl w1th tiH' Hl'\' . r ·ra !lk IL' Til•fl d:t o lli c i ~

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Pnn'L' r :-: L·n·il'I'S Wl'J"L' at 7 p.m . Tilur:-;d :ty, O('l. 4 . in \\' ill ll' J'vfe mo r ial C'hapl· l in l .uhbnd;,

Bur1a l wa s in Abernathv OddfP llows (\•ml' ll' r \' u nd t.•~r dirl!dton ur Wh ite .Funl:r al Home uf Lubuock.

Mrs. ~ J anas d ied WedJJ~s­day, Ocl. :J. ~(111 1. in Coven an t ~ l edical C<•nter in l.u lJbock.

~he was born ~l ay ~ :J , 19-1:3 . in \Vh it sl· ll , lo tlw ln le Juan Lc:tl and (~u:td:d upe Garza Leal. S he nw tTt!'d Denwt rio Mac ia s in 1 HG!J in Lu blmck. She mo vl'fil tJ Alwrnat h y from Lubbtl~k in I ~H) .:') . She.\\ ns n honw nu tkl' r nnd 11 nw mbe r ,J f thl' Church or Lh l' Lord J l':-: u s Chris t t\po s tnlt r Cl~ t i!Th in Lubbock. ,;w

Sll(' was pn•,•t •ci C'd 111 cl l'nth by a daughtt·r. l·: lodia Muci ns, in Augus t 19G-t and two hroth ~

en;, Pau l LL'al :uHI Dnm ingu Lea l.

Su r\'i\'OI' ::i iill·ludl· her hu s~ band; t h1 et' Still:-., l< ol\' Gonza les of' Nt'\\' Oe;JI ;tnd. F·1u s t ino

Guadalupe Leal Macias

Ma cias and ElavJd ~ l acia s, both ofAbernathy; thn·edaughters. Sa\ly Avi la and Ch ri st in~ Ann Lupc z. both uf Abernathy, and Lola ~i.Jrias qf Lubb,ck, a I JI't J !h ~ r . Jua n Lea l Jr . of Lti h ­bvck; eigh t ~ 1 :-.l~ r ~. l )tHllill~:.t Tu n es, Bu)'-,a l ; :uc i.~, .!:1 n ic c;uli L• JTL'Z, IJoni cia :\ It " IZ,

.-\dl'iall la Ow• rvHJ.ez. 1 ' 'i''.':

L<"a l :u1d B~bccca l ~udng ,< u. all of Lubbock. an d :\lat.ild< i\l inj arc z uf l\ l esqu iLP: ::!0 g r:t ndchildren; nn d' '20 L!l\: n t­

gru!Jdt.:h i!Lin •t t.

Fred Heflin Svrviccs fur Fr .. :d il cflin, 86,

of' H cn· f~ ~~ ·d \\l'n·a1 ~ p . m. J•'r·i ~

day, 0<"l. 5. in Templv Bapti st Chu rch in ll t·rcf, rd with the l~ e,· . 11 .1\-". \lnrt\ e\1 offiei a t ing.

Uuria l was in HL•st Lawn Memorial Park Ce me te ry u n ~ der d ired ion of"G illi\ nnd-Wn t.­son FUiwral l·lorn c <JfHt:rcford .

\l cflindied \l" cdncodav, Oct . 3. 200 1. -

li e \\"C\ S bu rn ~ I a)· IY. t 915, in Hopkin s C'tntnt _y. I'll' rna r­ri ed G laUvs l. l·tda Carter on Mar . ~7. I iJ:l7. inllal c Count y. He lllll \'ed tu IJ e a J' S 111i th Ctl un t.v in 1 ~J~l· l rn)t n t: r:tn!Jury. Il l· was n b nnc r a nd a nwm -

bcr of'l\-<np le Bapt. is l Church in Hcrl'fiH·d .

StJn· h ·ors indud c h it~ wi fe; twodought.e rs, B<!tly Hodge of" I Iore ford a nd Troy Woolsey of ~J n Antonio; a brother, J.B. of" Plamview: fo ur s isters, Dori s Burumoi"Lubbock, Emm a J ean !-l up kin s of" Hou ston, Vivian Carmickle of Abernethy and Id a N<: l\ ll-\a ,sL•yo f\V i nn~boro ; fivP gr:J. ndeh i ld re n: n ine g-reat ~

g rn nde h ildrcn; and 1 \J ur g- reat ~

g n ·:1t ~gra nd ch ilrln•n.

The f~11nily suggest !; memo· r ials lu 'i'L·mple Baptis t Church ur Hl'rl'IOrcl SL·n iuF Cit iz<.•ns.

Evarist,o Torres Ojeda C r~n·L·.sid t' :-:e rviee :-; l'u r Guadalu pe Med in a Torr0s of

J ·;,.;lri~tu 'J'orn,.•s Ojeda, 91. u f' Wes tmin ~ter: fi,·c ::;o n s, Dt>ni~ui\WL"rcat :Z::io p.m.i\. ! , ,n ~ li uL•hcn o f ,"' an An t o ni o, d,t_v 1 O rt. l . in F n in·icw (\·m ~ ~;,•nt i a~ooi'LaPinc,Ore .,Jacob ctcry wi t h t h ~.: HeY.· ltu cbe n , f ,\bt: nLJthy, Juan of Sa nsom ~'lax Turri..!::; \J J'Ii c iating. • :lnd l ~\·a rislo of Garland; fo ur

I h: di<•d Sa turd.~y, Sept . ~9. J a ugh tL·r:->, Au g·u!;lina PL"clroza 200 1. in Texoma :\ledi ca l Ccn~ v f \o\l'i:~t mi n ste r . Esther tcr in Denison. Durbura w uf G ran d n,. <.l iri e',

lie'"" born Fvb. II . WI 0. Heful(in Naron of AL ·na thy in UL·n e ra l l'L·p~·d~l. l'u;dwil a. and l •~t rnand a. ll e rn :1 1 Jez l) f

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~ urvi\"lJr !" include hi :-;\\ ifl'. g rand ch ildren.

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'\! ~~~,.-,O_.·r come. by and s.ee ustl! . . . _<-:- ~)~~:·.-)tl (i - \~~~-,~ '~M-. ·--. . .--v.,;<;>:~;"/ ., , .

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Depot Dispatch The soniur citizens center h ad 75 people come for lunch and

games Wednesday . The re were 10 carry-out trays. J .C. Pierce gave the invot:ation.

The seniors were glad to have Hugh Pettit back at the center and Winnie P hil\ ips of Amaril\o as vis itor Wednesday.

Thank s to Dorothy Tubbs, Tanya May and Linda Klencho of Calvert Home Heal t h for giving flu shots Wednesd ay.

Mabel Wolf is in Covena nt Hospital. Hny and Betty Sanders jus t .returned from a trip to Mexico. ·

Happy and Mona Toler a re back from a trip to Canton. The me nu for next Wednesday is chicken fri ed s teak, gravy,

potatoes . green beans , rol\s . desert, tea and coffee.

Letter to the Editor Consider 'whole picture' of life To the edito•·:

Th e horrifying events of Sept. 11 will forever be on our m inds. "Oh my God!" were the lirsl words uttered by many \-\'h t:n we realized wha t was happt.:•nin!;. Ou r fir st ins tinct is tu ra\1 fur God when we fee l Lhreato ned and that's okay. Amerit::=~. is deva:;t ated, sad~

de<wd and j usti fi a bl y ang ry. Our prayer~ J. re with ~ •:'ii ~

dent Bus h aJ,d other 0 1

as we con fro nt thi :-:; c ri s; This is about. life; life ,u ..

rl c nly a n d vio lcnlly los t by the t hou sands . Lil'e t h at was in ~ j u red: li fe l ho.t fo reve r \viii lK' changed for many. Our prayers gn· out to t he v ictim s nnd the ir fam ilies.

Our prayers and gra ti tudt• tu·e al so fo r the heroes , rescu­t:!I'S, firem en and the brave pas~

se ngers who thwarted t he h i­jackers on Flight 93 .

Th e following co mments

may offend some. They are not meant to make lightofthe trag­edy. But if we believe in God, now is the time t o look at our­se lves, our nation and the '"who le picture" of life.

We care so much about the innocent vic t ims of the terror­is ts. Why not al so care about the innocent victims of abor­tion ?

As many as 6,000 victims perished on Sept. 11. That same IHl rnlw r die by abortion every tw u Ja) s in our country. Th is, too , is abou t life. Millions uf Americans sec abo rtion as a gwat ev il.

Did those who died in the terro rist a ttacks die becauseof the sins of our nation ? Read Luke 13:1-5.

May God h ea l and ble> Am erica.

Louis Lopez Jr. Aberna~hy

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Oct. 15-19 Breakfast Menu

MONDAY: juice, cereal, toast, milk

TUESDAY: juice, peanut butter, toast, milk

WEDNESDAY: juice, ce­real, roll, milk

THURSDAY: juice, sau­sage, biscuits, milk

FRIDAY: juice, cereal, toast, milk

Lunch Menu .

Horsford completes WIFE term

MONDAY: pizza, salad, corn, cookies, milk

TUESDAY: beef and cheese nachos, salad, pinto bean s , cake , milk

WEDNESDAY:fish ,maca­roni and cheese 1 green beans, rolls, fruit, milk

THURSDAY: chicken fried

WIFE scc•·ctm·y Elner Pettil"t (left) presents a gift to outgoing WIFE president Wanda Horsford. The p•·e­scntation was ipade dUI·ing the annual WIFE conven­tion Sept. Hi in Plainview.

New WIFE officers elected at convention

steak, mashed potatoes, peas, rolls, fruit, milk

FRIDAY: charburge r s, salad, French fries, fruit fre eze, milk

'1\.·xa...; \Vomcn ln\'o )ved in Farm Et·onorn ics held it:-; 25th Annu<.1 l Co n ve nti o n in I 'l ain,· iew. t\1e mbers [lttending \\l'I"L' !'ro m t he Caprock. Dimmitl , Swisher Co unty and ~ou th P la ins Chapters. ·

Wanda Hur,fu rd , Te xas \V\l•'E preO>tlcnt, of Auernathy t' hair('(1 the muet. ing 1 \\1hi ch ind udcd eh:..lnges in by laws and st anding rul es, pl an s fO r fundrai sing anrl e lec tion of 200~ nllicer,.

~ lem be rs wmte to l'U ng-ress­nH· n a~ki n g them to op pose ~,rfiJns by thl' Food S a fely In­~JH' c ti o n S e r v iee to ndd Slo\'ak ia lu the li s l of' counlrics L·li}!i bl t> to e~port lll <.'a t.. prod­LH.:t. .. int () the U.S. Slu\':.Lkia is on tlw L.:SD.'\ An imal Plant I h:a lth !11 :-; pedion St·rv icc li s t Uf COllllL I'ie:-: t ha t an· l:U(l :-.;i d~

Floydada's Punkin Days begins Oct. 13

Fl o.q] ada '~ P u nk in lJ avs •'t·l<.·br;t l Hm wi ii iJ l'gi n at f>a.;ll. f 1cl l:J .

Arb. c raft :-; and !'uod buolhS will b~ ope n on rhL· courthou ~e la\\'11 . Lnea l ml'rc hants will be upen for businPss.

Judl(ing will beg-in a t 9:30 a. m. unde r th ~..· pa\' ili on on t• n ~

triPs tl f 1 hL' . ..; mall t·-; l pumpk in , larg t•st pun1pk in , u g li es t go u rd. pre l ti cst cn rn , bes l paintl'd pumpkin , best CUl'\'t"d pum pki n a nd b l':il pump.kin p il'. En t ril' :-i w ill bl' nrcc plcd !'rom ~il l ove r T exas

'l'h ~._• re w il l be ga mes for s nwller child11en, in c luding n pump k i n d rawin g c:o ntc sl, ptlmpkin rol ling rucc.lhe g reat pu mpkin t os~ a nd pumpki n bu\\·\ ing-. Thu'c n little old er tnn partake in a t.illled cn rvi ng C(JillL'S t , SL' t!d spilting conte:;t, wla!clbarruw race and a pum'p­ki u JHL' rel ay rat:l'.

'l'l tc JH'rsu n w ho g ue!'-':-;e:-; tlt c wl'ig h t nl' \ he pumpkin s piled in :1 traill'r wi ll wi n $::-!:3 and pri ze' of $2PO , ~:JOO u nd $500 w ill be £1\\'fl l'd u l to t h e.w inn t· I'S t)f't he Cow P atty Bingo.

Pumpk in games in cl ud e nwt<Jrcyde ~ki l l s \)'ith pump· k i11s. l\Iotorcyc ll· en thus ias t s can pa rt ic ipate in a bead run beg1n ni ng aL 8: :30 a.m. Entry ICc is$!'} :tnd th e winner takL"s home 50 pe r! 'l' ll l. or t he put.

F11 r nw rt' infi H· mali on ca ll An~ i l' Lip hnm , Pu nkin ·Day ch a irm an, nl9tt~<~4:~4. ·

Deadline looms for Christmas in October

T hi• an nw tl ( ' hristmas i n Or~

tu ber program "A Pa tch wo rk Cou Jit.ry C' h r isln w-:'' span so reel by t he Lubbock Coun ty Coop­l'rati\'C~ 1-:xte ll :-. ion <tnd th e Fam­il y and C.Jmtnunity Education Assot:intion wil l be h~ld Ot:t . 25 a t the Plains t'ouper.11 iw Oil ~! ill , 2901 Ave. A, Lubbock . T he day wi ll begin al 8 a .m. with reg>'t rutio n and cofl"ee and a bn kc 'nnd craft sale.

Topics for tho even t are Ti s the Season for Books; A Time to KeeJ> and a Time to Throw Away; Pa tchwork Your Christ-

. • mas; Gi fts Galo re for the 1-Io\i­dnys; Accessor·ize Your Vln. rd~ robe f<· om Casua l to Glitzy; Decora t ing with Bota nicals -Dried or Fresh; Folded Star

· Ornament; In sui·ing Persona l Safe ty; und I'll be H ome for

· Ch ri s tmas Brunch . Cost is $5 per person . Early

regis tration is a must and is due Oct. 16.

Caf1 the Lubbock County ex­lens iot\ oOice at 767-1190 for additional inform ation.

crcd to have a substa nl ia l ri sk as s o c ia ted with Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy, BSE/Mad Cow.

Remo n a Mi llerui"Tul ia pre­sented the 2002 officer insta l­In Lion . Oflieers a re Pal Junes,

· p1·esident, Lubbock; S ue Sand ­e rs, v1ce pres id e nt , Sl]n llowater; Elncr Pett iet , secretary, Aberna th y; I nette John son, t rer1surer, Tulia ; and Betty Neve, publicity-hi sto­rian, Abern~thy.

PettieL presented H ors ford with a gift of apprec iation for her years of sc1-vicc to WIFE and agJ:ic ul tu rc. .

P la n .s were n1adc fOr sev­era l members to attend the 25th National WIFE Conven ­ti on Nov. t 3- l8 in S idney, Neb. Si dney is where WIFE was fi rs t orga;1i zcd in l97G.

Oct. 14 J ackie McGaugh

Oct. 15 Amanda Hill Vio la Stej)hens

Oct. 16 Lena Martin

Oct. 17 Stephanie Oswalt

Oct. 18 Joyce Kleman Donna Powell Carme n Lopez Joan Wes ley

To add na mes for birthdays. a nn iversaries or me moria ls, call 298-2033 by 4 p .m . Tues­day fo r the next week 's edition.

A be rna thy police report I 0-8: Pol ice Chief Lui s Vi\ ­

la rrcu l i ~ inves tigating a class C theft wh ic h occ urred in the 600 block of 13th St.. A 15 in ch F ires t o ne whi t L· wnl l tire with s ilver w h ee l was taken, val ued at $40. , 10-7 : Ofl'i cer Cody Ward was ca lled to Allsup's Convenie nce S tore on the •·cport of the theft of ga s. The suspect drove ofl" wi thou t pa_l"ing for 15. 02 ga l­lo ns of unleaded gasoline va l­ued a t $2 1.02.

10-7: B rad ley Scott Herri ngton, 39, of P lainview was arrested a t mile marker 24 on 1-27 for driving while intox ica ted . He a lso was being sou ght fo rquestiuningby Lub­bock police afte r allegedly run ­ning ov~J r h is girl friend Karen McLel land Jn Lubboc k McLe l!t.nd s ta Led in a police report t hat Herrington ra_n over

her with a utili ty t rai le r con­nected t o his pickup truck Lubbock police found her ly ing in the road in the 5700 block of 72nd St. in Lubbock. Wa rd made the arrest at 3:43 a.m.

10-6; Luis Migue l Perez. 25, of" Abeni a thy was a rrested in the 1000 block of 4 th St. fur outs tanding warrants from Lubbock Police Department.

Ela ine Deni se Garcia, 26, of Abernathy was a rrested in the 1000 block of 4th S t. fo r out­s tanding warrants from Lub~ bocl< Coun ty S he riff's Oflice.

Of"fi.cer Bill Burgess was ca lled to the 700 block of 13th St. on the report of a terrorisLic threat.

10-4: Ch ie f Villarreal was called to the 300 b lock of Ave. A on the report of an unattended

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2601 Dimmitt Road, Suite 103, Plainview, Texas 79072,

just west of Covenant Hospital.

Accepting phone calls/appointment scheduling· Oct. 8 at. 296-0911

Family practice inclucling_obstetrics, surgery, pediatrics and geriatrics

Accepting Medicare, Medicaide, all managed care plans plus credit cards

Aberna~lty Medical GliRic

409 8th Street

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THE ABERNATHY

WEEKLY REVIEW

·-----------------······· First place wins $20; Second place, $15;

Third place, $10 Winner gets an

additional $10 if you. guess the Secret Sponsor!

: WEEK #8 (()ct. 19 games) I. Circll· thl' h ·am you th ink " ill \\ill .

I 2. Pil'k a total sror~· for the til· ~IJn·a~l'f ~amt.• . I . J. Sl'it'l'l a Serrd SptHhCJJ'.

Abernathy vs. Olton

Lockney vs . Hale Center

Choose thl' name of one of these page sponsors and write it in the designated space. One sponsor each week will be randomly drawn as the Secret Sponsor for the contest.

Security Bank

317 Main St. I 298-25951

Consumers Fuel

829 W. Service Rd. I l98-2584

~~CORY SINKLIER • .,_ PHOTOGRAPHY

1713 Ave. H I 298-2845

Hill Veterinary Service

102 16th St. I 298-2123

Lowe•s Marketplace 405 Ave. D I 298-2627

Billy Bob•s 1411 Ave. D I 298-5200

ACL Farmers Co-op

100 Main St. I 298-251 I

Rockin R Steak House

924 Ave. D I 298-4202

_.,ES:t=GQ Convenience Store ' 204 Main St. I 298-2003

Willie Dunn rnsurance·

1205 Ave. D _.! 298-2077

Plains Grain Co.

· 701 Texas Ave. I 298-2521

Floydada vs. Morton

Idalou vs. Ne w Deal

Ralls vs . Tahoka

Post vs. Sundown

Pla ins vs . Coahoma I

Seagraves vs. Forsan

Shallowater vs. Dimmitt

I Petersburg v s. Crosbyton

TIE BREAKER

Texas Tech vs . Ne bra ska (Oct. 20)

Tota l score __

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······---------·-·····-~ Come out and support the Lopes as they play Hale Cente~ tonight

at 7:30p.m. in Abernathy

WEEK #6 FOOTBALL CONTEST WINNERS

1st Place- Dianna Grimsley; 2nd Place - Robbin Lacy;

5rd Place -Annette Johnson; Secret Spo1JSor - Security Ba11k

1st place missed none, 2nd & 3rd missed 1 - placings determined by tie breaker score

OFFiCIAL CONTEST RULES I . Us ing a pen or penc il , ci rcle the team you pick to :"i. Winner!) will receive $20 for first p ! a~..~c. Sl 5 f01

win e ach game . 'Ill en wri te the total st.:u rc for thu seco nd ancl S 10 for third from the t\hemruhy Wed:ly game des ignated as the tic~brcakcr. Rel 'i('IV. If the winner has also chosen the correct

2. Choose one sponsor's name fro m among the businesses listed and write it in the designated blank Each week, thc-Abe rntuh\' Wet•kly Re1•iew will d raw the name of ;a spo nsor. to dctCnn inc the Secret Sponsor.

~- M qil or bring your entries lo lh~ AIJt'mcllhl' Wt•t•klv Re ,·iew office a t 9 16 Ave. D. P.O. D-ox rCiO. Abernathy. TX 793 11 -0i fi O. Mailed- in entries must be postmarked by Wcdnc,day tn be eli gible and cutrics bmught in to the newspaper office rnus) be n--ccln"<< by 4 p.m. ThursdHy prc(:cding the ga mes listed on the ballot. Acceptahlc foo tball contes t entries art· thuse that arc actu all y clipped from the Abana1hy Weekly Rel'iew. Copies of entry balhll'> w i l l not he ac(·cptcd.

4. Each week's winner will he determined bv the lll ~! Jlbcrofwinning teams COITCc t.l y picked . Onl Y nne wumiug entry per person wil l be honored. If more than o ne person pkks the large st nuJn hcr of winners. lhc person who piclcs closes t to the total score withotl t guessing hi gher thw1 the totul score on the tio.! -hrcakcr wil l he the wi nner. A tic at that point will he determined by n dmwing

Hi Plains Drilling Lindsey Manufacturing

298-2.571

Vecchio•s Restaurant

1l03 Ave. D I 298-2874

Joe Thompson Implement

lOS Ave. D I 298-2541

St:LTL'l Sponsor. hr/s hl' WJ]J he awarded an acldil ional $ 10.

6. Winners will lh: ' announced ON LY tluo ugtJ the 1\hcrnuthy foot ha l! :Jdvc rtiscmcnl in th is news paper. Do Jl\J I <.'a ll tho.! t\,fu· rnarhy Wn·kly Re1·iew to inquire a hou~ the outcome. W inners' narncs will not be given out ove r t h~ te lephone

7. Tn n:cci\'c yu ur prii'!! money, the winner should pcr-.on:lll y en me hy the Abemmhy Weekly Re1·iew. J),) llltl 'iC ncl'il )fllCimC to col lect your pri ze 1nuney for you

1 X. Employees and i111mcdia tc fam ilies of the Abl•m athy WNklyRtl'il'll' arc no t eligible tn wi n. 'l"hc newspaper reserves the right to disqu:ilify, for cause, any or all entr ies nnd mai n t:~in s the right to cance l the ,·ontcs t at any time wit ho ut· prior no tic e or announ<.:cmcnt. Jt1clgcs' dec isions arc fina l.

NAMES OF CONTEST WINNimS WI I. I. BE INCLUDED ON THIS . I' AGE EACII WEEK.

Abernathy Custom Paints

ll03 Ave. C I 298-2103

King. Pharmacy

322 Main St. I 298-2222

Hubbard Insurance

921-B Ave. D I 298-2529

Higginbotham- . Bartlett Co.

1002 Ave. D I 298-2010

Abernathy EMS A system with dedication to serve

and a willingness to work.

66 Butane & Fertilizer

298-2451

David o•Hara, DDS 410 lOth St. I 298-2558

4415 66th §_~., Lubbock I 795-4~43

City Cleaners &·Laundry 910 Ave. D I 298-2242

Hairstyling by Donna, Frances & Kathy

917 Ave. D I 298-2826

Cullen Johnson Equipment & Auction

Rt. 2 Box 116C I 298-4607

Grandmother•s Kitchen

303 Ave. D I 29814663

Wolf Irrigation

298-2514

Abernathy Body Works

41 7, S.!Ave. D I 298-2084

Abernathy . Weekly Review

916 Ave. D I 298·2033 ·'

THE ABERNATHY WEEKL 'r' RE\' IEW. FRII)A Y. OCTOBER I :.?. ~UO I PAG E .5

Weekly Review Classifieds Deadline For News & Ads Thesday-4 P.M. 298-2033

W e would like to tha nk ev· e ryone for the flowers a nd the people from St. I's idore Catha· lie C hurch for the meal t hey prepared during· the loss of Antonio Mendez.

The Mendez Families

We would like to t hank each person for their prayers, concern, love, food , me moria ls a nd ca rds in the death of our fath e r , E.T. Torres. Your love was very comfort ing.

Ruth Naron & Jay Torres

The family ofEiodia Marez apprec iat ed your s upport and the many acts of kindness dur­ing he r illness a nd upon her

What a wonderful and car· ing community we li ve in . Our prayers, tha nks a nd apprecia­tion for t he memorials, food, flo,,•ers, ca rds, visits, phone ca lls a nd th e many othe r ex­pressions oflove during Paul 's illness and death . Our love a nd thanks to t he lad ies of First Baptist Cburch lor th e fa m ily lunch a nd toJeffand Rev . J ohn Lowrie for their vis it s a nd prayers ; to J eiT and the com­muni ty choi r for t he beauti fu l music; and to Dr. Ken Horn, chaplain of Vista Care Hos· pice , for his many words of com· fort. Our prayers and love tu a ll of you.

Dorothy Davenport Harral, Vicki & Richard Havens & family

Job Opportunities

Cat'l'y out and de live ry pi zza franch ise. Financing a vailable fpr qu al ified individual. Call Lance at 1-800-3 10-8848 . (2 1-4tp-1 21

Age ncy director n eeded. The:-: t: a re exci ting revolu tion­a ry t im es in home ca re . Thi s job rcq ui r<·s an RN with a n enthu sias t1c spirit, a desire to recru it staff a nd initiative to expand patien t services in Floy· dada, Texas. If you desire a cha llenge, please se nd your resume to Becky H inze at P .O. Box 50006 , Denton , TX 76206 or ca ll 940- 243 -5858' to sched­u le an appointment. (21-4 tb· 12)

For Sale II

F or lease or sa le: Bushog mod­ule builde r . Call 293-4805l rl"l

For sale : 1986 De lta Brough­a m Olds mobile, 81,195. Ca ll 298·4119. l l 2·2 tb · l 9)

For.sale: Whirlpool gas range. $75. Cnll 298·41 19. (12-2tb -19 1

Real Estate for Rent

2 b e dt·oorn, 1 ba th nice bt·ick house fo r ren t, $475 + $250 depos it. Call 298·2389. \ rt s)

d em ise. Your calls, prayers, Need Job?

food a nd lovely flowers eased II II Now accept ing applications for the burden of our loss a nd the full time & par t t ime work. memoria ls provid ed e ncour· Services Will train t he r ight people . agem ent fo r the future. St. Need to fill 25 positions this Is idore Catholic Church and 1..=.========;;;;;;;!.1 week . Mus t be neat in a ppea r -

Real Estate for Sale

the Guada lupanas graciously ance. $16.50 and hour ifquali· provided a mea l a nd fellow- ti ed: Call766·7175. (rts) s hip . We wi ll be foreve r grate· ful to the Aberna thy and New Deal communi ties for the kind­n ess and love extended to our parents, J es u s a nd Elodi a Marez.

Thank you, Emma Ma rez mmily, J essie Marez family, Elena M. Whitworth f a mily, Lisa Morrison family, Michael Ma res family

We would like to expcess our s incere appreciati on to ev­e ryone who he lped us du r ing the los s of ou r mother. Your sympathy, prayers , food and Gards provid ed the su pport we needed to get th rough this dif­ficult ti me. Thank you a nd God bless yo u.

The Avi la, G onza les, Lopez & Macias Families

Curb addresses, numbering and lett ering. School colors; black on white background ; Medical billing, no expe r i· white on handicap blue ; red, ence necessary, training pro­white , blue (USA). N ight time vJded,full -tune/part-tlme, com; reflect ive for emergency per· . puter requ1red, up to $60,000. sonne l locat ing. Call Lindsey year. Call 888-225-965 2 ex t. Webb at 298·2857. (5-9tp·30) 5259. (12-2tb -19)

Printing n eeds? We can fill your print orde r ri ght h ere in Abe rn a thy. Showe r card s printed on post­

' ca rds. Ca ll ear ly for wide selec­tion of colors. Othe r print jobs andfi:u:service avai la ble. A lso, r ubbe r sta mps made to orde r. Ca ll Abern a t hy Wee kly Re­view, 298-2033. (rls)

For more information and as· sistance rega rding the inveeti· gabon of cred it repai r, work ­a t · home, get· ri ch·qu ick a nd othe r financial or bus iness op­portun ities , Abernathy Weelliy Review urges its readers to con · tac t the Bette t· Bus in ess Bu­reau®, 1206 14th S t. , S ui te #90 1, Lubbock , TX 7940 1 or ca ll (806J 763-0459. ·

Scllet• pa ys clos ing. 301 A\'e K , Abernathy. 3-2-2, r emod · eled , new roof and fence,J1anl wood fl oo rs, centra l heat un d a i1·. Ca ll 8013-441 -5 12 1, local (rts)

Local readings ABEHNATHY OCT. 2001

Data at·e fot· the prev ious 24 hours (8AM,8AM). Hig hs ty pica lly occurred th e prev ious day. Lo_ws can be e ither day.

Day HI LOW RAIN SNO\\'

01. 8 1 47 02. 79 43 03. 80 44 04. 87 53 05. 88 48 06 . 56 35 T 07. 67 36 08. 80 46 09. 85 50

Church Directory FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD East Service Rd ., 1-27 & 14th Street 298·2060 Bible Study 9:45 AM Worship II :00 AM Prayer 5:00 PM Evening Wor.;hip 6:00PM Wed. Missioneues 6:00PM Wednesday Evening 7:00PM Judy Wooten, pascor

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 411 7tb Street' 298-2587 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10:40 AM Bible Study 5:00PM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Evening 7:30PM John Lowrie. pascor

FIRST BAPTIST NEW DEAL Sunduy School 10:00 AM Worship 11:00 AM ' Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7:30PM Dr. Terry W. Jones, pastor

CHU~CH OF CHRIST 916 Avenue E 298-27 18 Bible Study 9:30AM Worship 10:30 AM 'Evening 5:00PM Wednesday Evening7:30 PM Steve Gauntt ·

BETHEL BAI'TIST CHURCH 101 E. 1st Street 298-2118 Sunday School9:45 AM Morning Wo~bip 11:00 AM Evening Service (B.T.U.) 6:00PM Monday Mission, Matrons & Brotherhood Meeting 7:00PM Wednesday Praise Service, Bible Study 7:00 PM Choir Rehearsal 8:00PM Rev. W.R. Bolton Jr., pastor

Fl!lST UNITED METHODIST 704 Avenue D

298-2581 Sunday School 9:30 AM Worship 10:50 AM Evening 6:00 PM Wed. Choir Practice 7:00PM Rev. Larry Bass

NORTHSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH 420 16th Street 298·2497 Sunday School 9:45AM Worship II :QO AM

FIRST BAPTIST MISSION 1112 Jemme su·cct

298-4733 Sunday School 9:45 AM Sunday Worsh ip II :00 AM Evening Service (B.T.U.) 6:00PM Wed. Praise Service & Bible Scudy 7:00 PM

HRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 511 Avenue E 298·2832 Sunday School II : 15 AM Morning Won; hip 10:00 AM

Evening Training 5:00PM Evening Worship 6:00PM Wednesday Seriice 7:30PM

• Evening Ce leb ration 6:00PM .

Joel Perez, pas tor ·

CENTER COMMUNITY CHURCH 5 miles ease on FM 597 then 2 miles south on FM 2902 Sunday School 10:00 AM Worship I I :00 AM Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:00PM at Marvin Looney's 746-6641 .

· IGLEsiA BAIJTISTA NUEVA CREACION 412 l4ch Street 298-2900, Sunday SchooiiO:OO AM Worship Service II :00 AM Sunday Evening 5:00PM Wednesday Service 7:00PM Guadalupe Salinas, pastor

ST. ISIDORE CHURCH South Avenue D 298-4278 Sunday 9:00AM Wednesday 7:00PM

OUR LADY QUEEN OF THE . APOSTLES CATHOLIC CHURCH New Deal Sunday Muss ·I 0:45 AM father Michael O'Carroll

Mid-Week Service 7:00PM Youth Time 7:00PM Arlen Ankle

METHODIST CHURCH NEW DEAL Sunday School 10:00 AM Sunday Service 9 :00AM Rev. Bruce Parks

COUNTY LINE BAPTIST 757· 2134 Sunday School I 0:00AM Worship I I :00 AM Evening 6:00 PM Way ne R. Williams, interim pastor

IGLESIA DEL NAZARENO Avenue A & 5th Street Sunday School 10:00 AM \Vorohip I I :00 AM Evening 6:00PM Wednesday Service 7:00PM

MONTE UE LOS OLIVAS 110 East 4th Street 298.2140 Sunday Scrvicex 10:00 AM Sunday Evening 6:00PM Tuesday Prayer Mcecing 7:00 PM Thursday 7:00PM Oscar Pacz, pastor

Sponsors Lowe's. Pay·N-Save ACL Farmers Co-op

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Football standings DISTRICT 5-2A

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Lady Lopes win first in Floydada cross country

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Lopes spot Winds before routing 34-13:

By Scott Luce l tl) t:ty have looked lik t' tbc

Abe rn a th y Ant e lope s gavv Floydada a head s tart last wct'k but it wa s n't on purpose. The Whirl wind s took ad v anta~c of Lope turnovers to build a 1 (j . (] lead mid way through the sec­ond qu arter

Tha t was all she w rote fo1· Fl oyclada.

AH S scored once be fore in ­te rmi ss ion a11d a nothe r [our times e11rou te to a 34- 16 Dis­trict 5 -i\A win ul Flqydada .

" It was like a couple of big heavy we igh ts," Abe rn a thy coach Deway ne Sexton sa id "A t fi r :-: t WL' couldn 't do any­t hing right ."

i\l 'te r punting a way their f1rs t twll po ss es s ion s, th e Wind ,; pi cked off two Mall l' ivrcc pa sse' and turned th t• m into -; rures.

T h e fir st. on e s t opp ed ,\ bt•t·nn thy 's ~ccund dri ve :l f· l < ' ri ~>'I JJi ays . Th e Wind ·drove it in from 40 yards out but mi s,;ed the l'i\T kick a t 4:,19 . 'l' vlt• r l·le itl! s fumbl ed on a fi rs t a;1d grnil .nt the 9 but foll owed that. w1th a 15-ya rd TD run.

On the e nsuin g kickoff none uf t hl' Ltipt· deep men ca ught tlt e ba ll a nd F'I-IS recove red the ball at Al>e rn a thy 's 28. On liJU rt h a nd !J at the Lope :27, 1-!Lolms cumpl t'l<'d a 16-yard I"'" lo keep t he d r ive ali ve. '1' .-J. Full e t' fu m bled, recovered a nt:.! scored on a 7-ya rd run with I :3-1 It-ft. in the p<> ri od. I !elms' PAT kick boos ted FHS to a I:J . fl l .. ad.

Al>e rn nthy wus limited to G yard :-: on I<H;r carries in three fi r s l q u a rt e r po sse s ~ iun s .

l' iP rct· h it 2-5 passes fur G ya rds wi t h u1w inte rception. FH S ra n 14 t i ilH·s ft>l ' 54 va rd s a nd He lm s hi t one of 2. pa sses for IG ya rds .

Th tlst· numbers wo uld t rade places by the fourth quarter .

F loydada l'xtcnd cd its lead a fte r pick ing ofl' Pie rce for the

second Lime thi s s ixth of the sl'a son l. FH S h a d an oth e r short fi e ld to work with but the Lope de fe nse s ta rted showing its meta l.

The Winds drove fmm the Lope 27 to the 2. Floydad a opted for a 19-yard fi e ld goa l by He lms in s tead of the TO on fourth down . At 7:45 Floydada led , JG-0

"We sent a message to the ir line me n when they had to settl e [or a fi e ld goal," Sexton ~aid . "I told our lineme n tha t I expec ted them to sta rt knock­ing them off the ba ll."

J a mes McKinnon caught the nex t ki ckoff ' and re turned it 2G yard s to the Lope 27., Si x a nd n half minutes · and 73 yards later, Abernathy was on til e boa rd with Kenne t h l\ JcKinn on's 3-yard TO. Pierce threw to N ick Bowe ·for th.e 2-point conve rs ion.

On firs t a nd 10 at the FHS 47, Pie rce was flu shed from the pocket a nd scra mbled. K McKinnon knocked a de fim­sive end off his fee t be fore he could reach Pie rce who threw a n 11-yard s trike to Chris tian.

"We needed to have some­one s tep up and make a big pl ay ," S ex ton sa id. "That was a big hit Kenneth made . I think_ things began to turn a round right there. "

The Lope offense turned things around for 63 yards on 16 carries in the period . Pie rce hit two passes afte r the inter­ception and Michael Chris tian pu t up 20 ya rds on the recep­tions . Pie rce also did not throw incomple te on his next s ix at­tempts .

:\-Jcanwhile, the Lope de­fense limited the Winds to 30 yards ru shing on s ix ca rri es. No pa~scs we re attempted.

AHS wasted no time in the second half. Peppers Minor's :24-yard k ickofi' return put the Lopes ori their 34:

The big play of the 66-yard

drive was Pie rce's 27 -yard pass to Keith Gis t . AHS faced fir s t and goa l at the FHS 6. On third a nd inche s Pi e rce punched it in for hi s firs t of two scores . He was stopped s hort OJ;t the 2-point conversion run .

Floydada's next drive ended when Helms ' pass on fourth a nd 6 at the Lope 29 fe ll incom­plete. The ~inds' bigges t play of the night came during the drive when Helms broke loose for 40 yards . It was Floydada's only first down of the period. Jared Brock saved a touch­down.

"Brock ca me from all the way across the fi e ld. T hat wa s a big _play," Sexton sa id .

K McKinnon picked up a big chunk of hi s 175-yard 30-carry night on the next play. H e scampered 64 yards before Fu lle r's long strides chased him down a t the FHS 6 . He had 97 yards on 7 carries in the third period alone.

Abe rnathy called time-out at 2:35 on third and goal a t the 9. Pierce ca me out with a 9-ya rd TO pass to Trey Paden . Pierce's PAT pass to Padcn.wa s knocked down, leaving th e Lopes ahead, 20-16.

Arturo Trevino's fumble re­covery on Floydada's second play of the Winds ' next dri ve gave the Lopes possess ion at the FHS 40. Time expired with AHS on the Winds ' 29.

The Lopes totaled 101 yards on 12 third quarter carries while Pierce passed [or another 47. Helms got away once for a 40-yHrd~·un , helping the Winds t o 63 ya rd s on 7 carries , Floydada 's bes t quarter rush­ing.

The Whirlwinds were com­p lete ly blown away in the lin a! fra me.

Pierce split two defe nde rs with Paden m a king a )ligh­light film catch on a 29-ya rd 'I'D 'to open the fourth . Minor kicked the PAT at 11:52 lor a

27-16 lead . ''Pade n is a good receiver;"

Sexton sa id . ''It was a n out a llii up and he fe ll down . Kenneth a nd Ty (Thompson ) picked up the blitz. Matt threw it40yards . of his back foot and he h ad a guy unde r hi s chin . Not many qu a rte rba ck s can ma~ e a throw like that."

Floyda da ran the kickoff back to the AHS ·49 where Helms came out passing. The officia ls ca lled K. McKinnon for holding the receiver on a call th a t could have gone ei­ther way. ' It was Floydada's second and las t. firs t down of the second ha lf. Helms threw incomple te once and connected on his third attempt. It was a s tatistic tha t went into the wrong_column- K. McKinnon picked it off at the 12.

Abernathy went on its long­est scoring drive of the year. It took the Lopes 8:40 to cover 88 yards for Pierce's 2-yard score a t 2:49. Christian picked up a nother 30 ya rds on two pa~s receptions . He had 50 yards oil four catches for the night. ; ·

Pie rce had 62 yards on 12 carries . H e. los t two yards ~ the last two kneei downs as tl\1! game ended. : :

FHS rus hed twice for oniY.,6 yards in the las t 12 mlnute.<i. AHS ra~ 18 times for 79 yard~ and added 59 yards passing~

"We did to them what th~y wanted t o do to us," Sexton said.

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Abernathy 25 5t -25 t 131

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3 · 4 T ' 0 0 16 12 14 34

Floydada First Downs 7

Rushtng 29·153 Passing 16

Total Yards 16'; 382 8-t 6·0 0·0 1-38

Passes Comp/AtVInt 8·15·£ Fumbles/Lost '3-1

Punts/Avg. 3·26.3 4-35 Penalties 2·15

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