The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 83, No. 33, Ed. 1, Thursday, June 11, 1970 Page: 6 of 8

PAGE SIX
Thursday Juno 11 1970
THE BARTLETT TRIBUNE
AND NEWS
Publittied Every Thuriday in Bartletl Texat 76S11
Entered a Second Clan Mail Matter at the Pott Office in
Bartlett Texai under the Act of March 4 1879.
Second Clan Pottage paid at Bartlett Texat
TEXAS C
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $3.00
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Wiliamton Counties; $3.50 cliewhere.
PUBLISHERS ROBERT C. and NORA MAE FORD
EDITOR ROBERT FORD JR.
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED SECTION
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Datui-e: 5c per word fir t.-v
word thereafter with a mir
Classified Minimum Cash Rate
20 Words or Less
lot Insertion -60
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More Than 20 Words
1st Insertion 3c per word
2 Times 5c per word
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Willi GIVE TO GOOD HOME
A Fox Terrior dog well train-
ed 6 months old. Has shots
license. See Mrs. D. T. Boyd.
APARTMENT FOR RENT
One bedroom central heat and 3366.
air; ?80 month gas and water e.Tr
niA fill rt- P V. r.lonrmnn.'i'UU tiALili
office 527-3929. 28-tfc.
IJC11U. WM11 AA. - N.
FOR all your gardening needs
ana ior an kihus ui ubiuuk oujr-
plies see WESTERN AUTO
24tf
GOOD RICH black dirt and fill
clay 7.00 per load. Satisfac-
tion guaranteed. Nelson Hall
Phone 859-2674 Box 741
Grander Texas. 36-52tp
FOR THE BEST DEAL on Mc-
Culloch Cham Saws see
George Mastrovich Best Bu-
tane Co. Holland Texas. 18tf.
FOR SALE: Shallow well
electric water pump and 42
crallnn nrnssnrp bink. Good COn-
dition ?50.. Jonn lirocK dssi -
3G37 32-3tp
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FAST SERVICE on all film
developing 2 to 3 days except
over the week-end at
WESTERN AUTO 18-tf
? " p" tin I
Dr. Thos. N. DeLaney
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Carefully Examined
Glasses Tlmt I'll
5Ut Tloor S1MST 0a.
MT 773-32 J8 Tcinplo 70501
ISAAC INSURANCE
AGENCY
AUTOMOBILE
FIRE WINDSTORM
BONDS AND LIFE
INSURANCE
Preston Isaac 527-3638
rcunarj
"TiwoBtt:
iller's Appliance
"Frigidaire Sales & Service"
We service all makes
& models
Also Small Appliances
skk iiiarrrKit see
DR. J. G. KUBALA
OITOMETUIST
U)tli mul
North Main Taylor
35'J-SH01
DEPENDABLE
OAl'AWiK
SINCEKE
SERVICES
IMG KICIiECTION OP I K'ICS
AT REASONABLE VMOW
CKKMT TEKMS AA'AILAHLE
Closed Tliursclny Afternoon
TRACTOR AND
AUTO REPAIR
SERVICE
Parts - Accessories
Farm Hardware
Bartlett Auto &
Tractor Supply
527-4451
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THE BARTLETT TRIBUNE
Bartlett Texas
PRESSs ASSOCIATION
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per year
in Bell Milam and
ar.d all notices of an advertising
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Minimum Rate if Charged
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1.0C
.40
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FOR SALE -Plums.
Albert
527-3696.
Peache's antl
Labaj phone
33-3tp
WANTED Hay Baling. See or
contact Franklin Lanke 527-
33-3tp
Lavatory metal
bed and springs used quilts
land rjillows. Mrs. Charlie Dil-
iard 527-3891. ltc
WANT TO BUY Hay Cane
African Millet or Hybrid Sudan
free of Johnson Grass. E. L.
Sturm Rt
phone.
1 Holland. Bartlett
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms
and apartments. Utilities paid.
nuusuiiiiuiu liiiua. uu . viuin
phone 527-3863.
32-tfc
THE STATE OF TEXAS
r-mivrrpv rw tjt?t t
To those indebted to or hold-
ing claims against the Estate
of HOMER D. WHITFIELD
Tl rnrr n nri
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The undersigned having been
duly appointed Independent
Executrix of the Estate of HO-
iIEK D WHITFIELD deceas-
e(j( inte 0f Bell County Texas
uy th County Jucle of aaid
County on the 1st day of June
A. D. 1970 in Cause Number
b538 hereby notifies all per-
sons indebted to said Estate to
come forward and make settle-
ment and those having claims
against said Estate to present
them to her within the time pre-
scribed by law at her address
1305 Ruea. Grand Prairie. Tex-
as where she receives her mail
this tHe 2nd day of June A. D.
1970.
DOROTHY MAE SOWELL
Independent Executrix of
the Estate of
HOMER D. WHITFIELD
Astroworld '70
Begins Daily
Operations
Houston ASTROWORLD
well into its third season of
making people happy is pre-
wiring for its busiest summer
schedule yet. Based on week
end attendance. General Man-
ager Gene Patrick predicted
ASTROWORLD '70 would host
more than one million visitors
. . . a new attendance record.
"Our new rides bands and
Crystal Palace show have real-
ly caught on and are extremely
popular" said Patrick. The
Koolist Barrel O' Fun has
quickly become one of the most
popular rides in the park. And
the mounting interest in the
giant "Swamp Buggy" tree and
the "Wacky Shack" rising
from the new FUN ISLAND
promises that this new section
of the park will soon be a fa-
vorite of all guests.
FUN ISLAND opened to the
public May 30 when ASTRO-
WORLD '70 began its daily
summer schedule.
Summer hours are: Daily -10
a. m. to 11 p. m.; Saturdays
-10 a. m. to midnight.
Prices remain $4.50 for
adults $3.50 for kids.
Mrs. T. E. Plemmons
Keeps Night Class
iGoing At T.LC.
Temple Night classes at
Temple Junior College go from
7 to 10 p. m. but they simply
couldn't go at all without that
coffee break in the middle.
Most of the students are
adult and many of them drive
from such distances as Bartlett
Rockdale Gatesville and Ca-
meron to attend the once-a-week
sessions. They get to
know each other pretty well
and they also get to know Mrs.
r. u. Plemmons who serves
up the coffee.
Mrs. Plemmons who has
been a part of the college
community since 1959 "goes to
class" every evening to put on
the coffee for the evening stu-
dents. There are rolls and soft
drinks and hot chocolate and
other goods at the snack bar
m the Arnold Student Center
which she also has ready for
the mid-evening invasion.
This i.iu Ijogii n wGok of fi-
na examinations so Mrs. I
Plemmons made the coffee!
.brfk.s something special. She
bakd me-mnde bread and
Particularly delicious cakes a
courtesy for the many stu-
uuuu aim i.iuuilj uiuiiiuuis
who' have been her guests dur-
ing jtKe semester.
"yye have a topnptch facul-
ty at night school" said Doug-
las Merrill director of the
evening division "but Mrs
Plemmons is the one who ron'.
Ty puts extra life into night
classes."
Credit Union Open
To Local Residents
In January 1970 a federally
chartered credit union opened
its doors at 20 Gym Streel- in
Taylor. Membershin in u
United Counties Federal Cred't
Union (UCFCU) is opnp o
everyone who lives or works in
Williamson or Burnet Counties
'or' anywhere in Bartlett.
Members of credit unions
save together and loan each
other money. To become a mem-'
i ber a person must pay a 25c
I joining fee (50c for joint mem-'
berships) and then save a $5.00
share. When one has saved
$5.00 many services become
available to him such as loans
at 1 per cent per month on un-
paid balance loan protection in-
surance (which pays off a debt
if the borrower dies) life sav-
ings insurance dividends and
financial counseling. Credit un-
ions have been found of special
benefit to low income persons
who cannot obtain bank loans
or afford to pay carrying charg-
es. "The purpose" as put by
president Mrs. Mattie Mae
Moore "is to promote thrift
j among members by affording
' them an opportunity to accum-
ulate their savings and by
' creating for them a source of
credit for provident or product
Jive purposes."
' For further information Bart-
less residents may contact Rich-
ard or Betty Willson at 527-
3822 or stop by the UCF Credit
Union office in Taylor any time
from 3 to 6 p.m. Monday thru
Friday or 12 noon to 4 p.m. on
Saturday.
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Wentrcek were
Mr. and Mrs.' Victor Kunz of
Taylor and Mrs. Arthur Johle
of Manor.
Dr. Geo. C. Fowler
CHIROPRACTOR
Closed Tuesday Afternoon
527-3737 Bartlett
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rown-
tree Jr. Mrs. David McDonnell
and sons Dave and Pat of Abi-
lerto were week-end guests of
Mrs. Robert Rowntree.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Steglich
of Temple were Sunday visitors
of their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Alvis Bailey and son and Mr.
and Mrs. B. H. Steglich.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Hugo Kunz were Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Kunz and chil-
dren of Killeen Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Walker of Temple and
Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Ivicic Jr.
and family of Austin.
1965 - CHEVROLET
IMPALA Sports Coupe
8 cylinder automatic
trnnsmissian & Air Con-
ditioning. 1968 CHEVROLET Va
Ton Pickup 6 cylinder
Air Conditioning Automa-
tic Transmission.
1968 CHEVROLET ya
Ton Pick-up 396 Engine
Automatic Transmission
Air Conditioning.
1967 CHEVROLET
Pick-up 8 cylinder auto-
matic transmission Air
Conditioned.
Brightes
JAMES BAILEY CHEVROLET CO.
Doyle McGlothlin James Bailey Jerry Rabel
"Your
(Annual RtWi)
5.00
5.25
5.75
6.00
AVE. "A" AND
rfrfBBJJyffiv-6jMaB
Mr. ann Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son and children have returned
from a visit in Boyd with rela-
tives. They also attended the
State Funeral Directors meet-
ing in Ft. Worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth White
and children Bobby Torre and
Brett of Houston were week-
end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Ford Suzanne and Rob.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Keller
spent the week-end in Dickin-
son with Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Keller and Frederick and they
also visited in Houston with Mr.
and Mrs. James Bums.
t Used Car Buys
1965 - PONTIAC Station
Wagon 8 cylinder auto-
mn'.ic. Air Conditioning.
1966 FORD 4 door
Sedan 8 cylinder Auto
matic Transmission Air
Conditioning.
1965 CHEVROLET y4
Ton Pick-up 4 speed
Transmission.
1966 CHEVELLE SS
396 Sport Coupe 4 Speed
'll-Jl-f 'YW-JM1
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Chevrolet Dealer Since
Bartlett Texas
ii v- j'ji rpyamytama
wlMmSS
SEiBFTPSfl LL JWkSvI Jn 1a ICJ&'i Mil ..Ml .HnW'rlhJjnrBy
NEW INCREASED DIVIDEND
REGULAR
PASSBOOK SAVINGS
3 MONTH TO 6 MONTH
SAVINGS' CERTIFICATES
1 YEAR
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
2 YEAR
SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
NO WORRY -NO RISK
DIVIDENDS PAID QUARTERLY COMPOUNDED DAILY
FIRST
Federal. Savings
And Loan Aboqqiatioisi
TomplN. Texan
FIRST STREET
Week-end guests of Mrs. W.
C. Toinert were Mrs. Melita
Rievo of Austin Mrs.. Paul
Jesse and Mrs. Bill Gorsbach of
Taylor nnd Mrs. Curtis Albrecht
and Randy of Robstown.
Miss Dorothy Gardner of
Temple spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Hunt.
Week-end visitors of Mrs. E.
E. Springer and Connio wero
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Springer
and son Michael John of Abi-
lene Mr. and Mrs. Pari Frinzel
or Beltbn and Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
son Springer and daughters
Karen and Denise of Temple.
1967 CHEVY II Station
Wagon Very Clean.
1968 FORD Pickup 6
cylinder standard trans-
mission Extra Clean.
1967 CHEVY II. 4 door
Sedan Standard Transmis-
sion Air Conditioning.
1967 OLDSMOBILE
Cutlass 4 dr. Sedan 8
cylinder Air conditioned.
1934"
RATES
(Pull Y.ir Yl.Ui)
5.13
5.39
5.92
6.18
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