The Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 17, 1982 Page: 13 of 18
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112.80 to: Cleveland,
Applying for benefits
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SKATE CENTER
nun RuSMH Palmtf Rd.
3546448 011 North Park Or.
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Sunday:
3:004:30p.m.
City councils, features about
life in this area and police
news interest Dennis
Danheiser. Ready and willing
to run for a story at a mo-
ment's notice, Dennis prides
himself on being where the
action is. If it happened, Den-
nis will have it. His desire to
get it in print is only exceed-
ed by his intent to get it right.
CLEVELAND ADVOCATE. Wed., Feb. 17,1982, Section B Pag,
lassif
covered
V
Local levy
353-6829
The Cleveland Advocate, after 103 years of
continuous publication, has proved
Classified •
j QUALITY CUSTOM HOMES
its value and stability.
Splendora ISD briefs
Count on us when all others fail!
9
Finished or Shell
20 Year
Real Estate
RMLEslate.
the greet period, Selec
conamoneo ronutu i wx**c rour otdrooffi HOFVW on lour
state
Bui-
Land far safe: on Guff Road.
One to 25 acre tracts. Fl
Financing Available
ON YOUR LOTH!
by CINDI MYERS
Staff Reporter
ADVOCATE
1628
77327
1 ACRE $107.63 Per Mo
2 ACRES $190.79 Per Mo
». 5
For sale: 10 acres in San
Jacinto County. Contact
Ricky Carpentier, 502 8775,
evenings 592 7842.
Lot in SHLE. Lot 4, Block 2,
Section 1. $750. 328 4W.
Nice two bedroom house,
semi-furnished. Limit one
child, oets 582-3400.
makes or causes to be
made a false statement
or representation of ma-
terial fact in an applica-
tion or for use in deter-
mining a right to pay
ment under the Social
Security Act commits .
crime punishable unde
Federal or State law o
both?
If you fail to repor
any change timely tha
would cause your SS
check to be less, you wil
charged a $25 penalty
for the first time, a $5
penalty for the secom
time, and a $100 penalty
S EMMETT VICKERY, INC.
200 Old Conroe Rd
£ New Coney, Tex.
NEW EMPLOYEES
Mary Hill was hired as a bookkeeper in the
school administrative offices. Carolyn Wilkins
will be a new substitute teacher. Tammy Thomp-
son will be day custodian and Patricia Shepherd
will be night custodian. Howaid Thompson was
hired as assistant bus mechanic.
bora. If you are In a
position to help someone
you know who is receiv-
ing SSI monthly bene-
fits, here is-what you
might say to that per-
son:
When you applied
for Supplemental Secur-
ity Income (SSI), you
answered yes to the fol-
lowing questions:
1. Do you agree to
tell the Social Security
Administration imme-
diately if there is a
LIGHTS OUT
Safety lights will soon be installed in the
'-halls and cafeteria of the elementary school. The
lights operate on an automatic switch so that
when the power goes off, the lights come on. The
lights will last one hour, and they automatically
recharge when the electricity is on. The cost of
the seven lights installed is $365.
shoe
Bullock
THE QUEEN ANN - 2 »«>»h Brick
"Big Front Porch"
thereafter.
If you make falsi
statements or concea
information that wouk
cause your SSI check t<
be less, you shall bt
guilty of a misdemeanoi
and upon convictior
thereof, shall be finec
not more than $1,000 oi
imprisoned for not mon
than-one year or hath.
If you file a false
fictitious, or fraudulent
claim, you shall be fined
not more than $10,000 or
imprisoned not more
than five years, or both
Don’t be guilty ol
the above. You can
make reports by tele
phone, by mail, or in
person to your local So-
cial Security Office If
making report by
phone, please make a
note of the date and
name of the person to
whom you made your
report.
Now that you have
a glimpse of the prob-
lem (and it exists all
around you), would you
please help -- if you can?
Our toll-free number is
1-890-392-1603.
ROBBIE'S REALTY
653-2275 654-599"
Coldspring Hous'-.
Register
•r else
and is under some de-
gree of pressure, In try-
ing to serve the public,
to move through the
interview as quickly as
is reasonably possible.
With this in mind
and realizing that peo-
ple who need help in the
form of SSI may also
need help in other ways,
for example, friendly
reminders from rela-
tives, friends and neigh-
mel, large den on 4ft acre]
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SPLENDORA -- Splendora Independent
School District Trustees met Feb. 9 in their
regular bi-monthly board meeting. Besides decid-
ing to hold a bond election to build a new junior
high school (see story, page 1) the following
business was discussed.
DRIVERS ED. DILEMMA
High school Principal Billy 4Vood reports
that the school is having trouble finding certified
drivers’ education instructors. Presently, the
school has no drivers’ ed teachers. Drivers’ ed has
also become more expensive for the school in
recent years because auto dealers have discontin-
ued donating cars for the school to use Instead,
the school must lease the cars.
As an alternative to running their own
drivers’ ed program, the school has decided to
enter a contract with Region (• Drivers’ Educa
tion, a company which runs the drivers' ed
program in Conroe and other schools. Region 6
would run the entire program, taking it out of the
hands of the school.
The cost to each student in this progratn is
estimated at $95 to $100. Last summer the school
charged $70 a student, though this amount was
expected to rise to $80 this year.
25 ACRES-Wooded, on hill, West of Cleveland, 10% .
down, 10 years at 12%.
12 ACRES-Wooded, county road, near Grocevilte, !0%1
down, $387.45 per month.
Blessed with a natural in-
stinct for capturing per-
sonalities and attitudes, Cin-
di Myers continually seeks
out your stories, the ones
which you consider impor-
tant. Cindi also reports ac-
tion by Liberty County Com-
missioners Court and tracks
our local school districts,
from the board room to the
classroom. You can count on
Cindi to wrap it all up and
translate personal frames of
mind and board-room (argon
Into terms we all con unders-
tand.
If it's a sport, Chip Perkins
will get it down and into The
Cleveland Advocate. Writing
the only complete local
sports section of all
newspapers in this area,
Chip is always on the run. An
enlightened jock (no doubt,
for Chip, this is a compli-
ment), Chip's interests roam
from baseball to volleyball,
football to track and basket-
hall to soccer. If you call it a
sport, Chip will be on the
scene with a camera and a
scorebook. If you appreciate
local schpoiboy sports, you'll
appreciate Chip's efforts.
572 8759 or 592-5751
After Office Hours:
Mary Byars 592 4330
Roger Patzold 592 6683
COLDSPRING
5 BEDROOM-2 bath, great view! Possible owner
finance.
2 BEDROOM CABIN-1 bath Shell Access to pool am!
ramp. $29,500.
Have several lake homes available.
Also homes in town and some commercial
EVERGREEN
2 BEDROOM-2 bath, greenhouse, fruit trees galore. On
4 fenced acres. Will finance with $10,000 & 10% interest
$55,000
• AUSTIN - Texas
cities which levy the 1
percent local sales tax
are safe from a legal
challenge that could
have forced the refund
of millions in local tax
revenue, says
Comptroller Bob
lock.
“The other
has fallen,
says.‘U.S. Steel Corp,
has dropped its appeal
to a ruling upholding the
way Texas local sales
and use taxes are col-
lected.
The corporation
had attacked the consti-
tutionality of the local
option sales tax and
State District Judge
Hume Cofer last April
ruled in favor of the
state. If U.S. Steel had
aresaed and won its ap-
peal on Judge Cofir's
Mling, Bullock said,
many cities might have
faced economic chaos,
because'city sales tax
revenue would have
been subject to claims
for refunds.
Retailers in cities
which have adopted the
local sales tax collect ,
the state 4 percent tax
and an extra 1 percent
tax, while only 4 percent
state tax is collected in
other cities and hon-in-
corporated areas.
Texas cities, Bul-
lock noted, received
more than $650 million
last year in city sales
tax rebates.
RHODEN LAND COMPANY ..
709 S. Wathingfon-Hwy. 59
Phon* 592-6395 Hou»ton-223-4775b
Sylvia Rhoden, Broker j
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BEAUMONT-Ap-
plying for benefits of
any kind in a govern-
ment office it whatever
level (local, county/
state, or federal) can be
^difficult and confusing
Experience
There are many
reasons; but to mention
a few, the applicant is
hearing a lot of new
ideas, rules, and re-
quirements. The inter-
viewer, as a govern-
ment employee, likely
has a heavy workload . change in your income
or resources, address,
living arrangements,
family size or composi-
tion, -family income or
resources, or if you will
be absent from the Unit-
ed States for 30 consecu-
tive days or more?
2. If you are apply-
ing as a blind or disa-
bled individual, do you
agree to tell the Social
Security Administration
immediately if there is
any improvement in
your medical condition
or if you return to work? ’
3. If you are over
age 17 and under age 22,
do you agree to tell the
Social Security Admin-
istration immediately if
there is any change in
your school enrollment?
You also answered
YES that you under-
stood the following:
1. Do you under-
stand that failure to re-
port any change could
result in a penalty de-
duction of $25 to $100 if
the report is not made
within thirty days after
the end of the quarter in
which the event occur-
red?
2. Do you under-
stand that anyone who
knowingly and willfully
10%
OFF FOR
CASH!!!
ON SHELLS .
i PLANTATION STYLE-2 story gorgeous white frame. 3 2% and study and c2
: gameroom 5 cleared acres. Owner finance $139,008 SN 77 “J
fv DOLL HOUSE-Comer Old English 32. Hige den with corner fireplace Can't 4k
# bea^ it at $49,950. PNC 3 i.
■» 7 ACRES-Clean brick 32 Horses, etc OK. V.A no down or $7,995 down, E.L and 1
£ owner carry $79,950. SN 87 V
4k PORTER-Executive French 4-2’ 2 2. Both formats I’t acres. Owner finance 4k
£ $119X100. PNC 123.
L HANDYMAN SPECIAL-3 2 and gameroom on I1 2 acres Needs brick Owiiet
V finance. $49,950.
4k 11 ACRE MINI-MANSIQN-Brick 3 2 with formats. Barn Fenced. One*
tf finance. $179,500. SN 01.
” COUNTRY COTTAGE-On 2 acres Brick 31. Horses OK, V.A. no down, or $4,495 y
# down, E.L. and owner finance $44,950. SN 60. 4k
4S PORTER FIXER-UPPER-Big rooms in this 312 frame Wooded lot V.A no Xt
L down. $31,500. PNC 6. I
v MINI-FARM-Old timey frame 31 on one acre Horses OK Owner finance ck
# $34,950. SN 42. #
Wooded Acreage
• Paved Roads • Wafer
• Splendora Schools
Down
Real Estate
Glen Watson
Realty
"The Home Folks"
OWNER FINANCED. 3
BR brick home in
Tanglewood. Fenced
yard, pet squirrel, large
workshop $45,000.
.1.7 ACRE homesite in.
Mill Creek $3,900.
MOVE IN NOW! 4 BR. 2
bath brick near
Tarkington schools on an
acre $62,500.
WOODBURNING FIRE
PLACE will warm your
heart and this new home 3
BR 2 bath on 1% lots.
$59,000
5.16 ACRE TRACT ON
FM 163 $29,000 with $3908
down, owner financing.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
To qualified Vets. Large
3 BR, 2 bath brick in Glen
Park $62,906.
$4200 MO. INCOME
Property and tax shelter.
Professional manage
ment available.
.84 ACRE WOODED
rRACT-$1200 down, $75
nonth. Owner finance
-ull price $4500.
1OMESITE 5 acres.
Restricted neighborhood.
4200 per acre.
.37 ACRES with 3 BR. 2
igfh mobile home. $26,400,
3900 down payment,
iwner finance. x
SOUTH of Cleveland.
New 2 BR brick- with
woodburning fireplace.
$40,300: Also larger 3 BR,
2 bath, home with fire
Dlace $52,900.
3 ACRES AND 3 BR, 2
bath doublewide. Central
A&H, patio door & Deck
$38,575.
3WNER FINANCING ?
3 R frame home on 3 big
ofs. Large trees, out
suilding $20,000.
CLEVELAND-2 BR, I bath frame on 1 lot Good loca'
tion. Owner finance. $28,000
CLEVELAND ISD-3 BR, 2 bath frame on 3 plus acres.
See to appreciate $48,500
CLEVELAND<ommercial lots on Hwy 59 North'-*1
Owner finance • “
SHEPHERD-79.92 acres, owner finance $2,000 per*
acre.
CLEVELAND-Near Jr. High and High School Very; u
nice 3BR, 2 bath brick on 2 landscaped lots, woodburn .
ing fireplace, utility room, double garage Shown h
appointment. W
PATTON VILLAGE-3 BR, 1% bath brick on 1.6 acres,3'2
central A/H, double garage $48,500
After Hour* Coll: .. k
J.D. Wiggin* 689-505(h ^Gurvi* Holl 592-8094
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WASHINGTON -
lYoung men who were
required to have regis-
tered with the Selective
Service System before
Jan. 8, 1982, but who
failed to do so, will be
granted a grace period
in which to register that
will extend through Febr
28. During that time,
these men may register
without fear of prosecu-
tion for late registra-
tion. : A ■
This announce-
ment implements Presi-
dent Riagan’s state-
ment of Jan. 7. The
President made his de-
cision based on the find-
ings of the Military
Manpower Task Force
that peacetime registra-
Qln will save the United
States about six weeks
time in mobilizing its
manpower in an emer-
gency. President Rea
gan also reaffirmed his
commitment to meeting
peacetime military
manpower needs with-
out a draft.
After Feb. 28, and
after identifying the
names of those persons
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« 1 OOON YOUR LOT!!!
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Hwy. 59 And! J
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4k JO MAR Porter, Texas 77365 4ki(«
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JA $2,750 DOWN-Lofs of 2 story, 4 2‘ 2 2 house Corner lot Sunken den with fireplace -fa •
L $65,000. SN 88 £
y NO DOWN V.A. Spotless brick, 3 2 in quiet rural area Large rooms $43,950 SN 4k j
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The Cleveland Advocate (Cleveland, Tex.), Vol. 63, No. 15, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 17, 1982, newspaper, February 17, 1982; Cleveland, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1190083/m1/13/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Austin Memorial Library.