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The Dublin Citizen
lliursday, December I, 1994
Single family house loans available
Rural housing loans for very-low James C. Wood, RECD county
and low income applicants are supervisor,
available through county offices of Home ownership loans may be
the Rural Economic Community used (9 buy, build, improve, and/or
Development (RECD) according to repair rural homes and to provide
C
OBITUARIES
Williams
Walker
Representatives of the three local home health care organizations participated in the signing of a
proclamation by Mayor Keith Nichols declaring this week Home Cate Week in Dublin. Mayor Nichols, in
the proclamation, urged citizens to recognize the efforts of home care providers and the families and
friends of the elderly and disabled who provide such important services in the home. Shown are (seated)
Sherry Armistead of Stephens Hospice and Bessie Shupp of Lee Home Health, (standing) Judy
Crawford and Tina Fincannon of Stephens Home Health, Melisa Rainey, Sue Rainey and Beth Martin, ail
of Community Care Services, Kayla Lowery and Shellie Fair of Lee Home Health. Photo by Karen Wright
Personal
Auto
Insurance
The only way to get a price is to ask for a
free, no obligation, proposal based upon
your individual circumstances. We offer
convenient paying plans. If you have had a
clear driving record for three years, we can
put you with our A++ (Superior) rated
company at a good premium. Call or come
in today.
Dublin Insurance Agency
445-3277 119 S. Patrick
Everett Hightower_Steve Hightower
BACK & NECK INJURY
AUTO WRECKS
Insurance Assignment Accepted
Medical Legal Liaison On Staff
Salyer Chiropractic Clinic
200 East blackjack Street
_Dublin, Texas_
1-800-460-2205
Graveside services for Mary Eve-
lyn (Powell) Williams, 72, will be at
2 p.m. today in New Dublin
Liveoak Cemetery under direction
of Harrell Funeral Home.
Mrs. Williams died Nov. 27 in
Decatur Memorial Hospital in Deca-
tur, III. where she had lived one
year.
She was previously a resident of
Azle and was a riveter with Conjair
Manufacturing in Fort Worth.
She was bom Aug. 12, 1922 in
Dublin to William Gordon Powell
and Naomi Jane Inman.
Survivors include two sons, Wel-
don Lee Williams of Decatur, III.
and Gordon Monroe Williams of
Azle; tliree sisters, Henrietta Har-
dacker and Thelma Fainnan, both
of Azle and Margie Cranford of
Clifton, Ariz. and four granddaught-
ers.
These Dublin Churches Invite You To
Worship With Them This Week
SOUTHSIDE BIBLE
BAPTIST CHURCH
welcomes you!
SUNDAY SCHOOL 10:00
MORNING WORSHIP 1 1:00
EVENING WORSHIP 6:00
WED. WORSHIP 7:00
transportation available
445-3224
310 E. O'Neil
First
Baptist Church
Welcomes you!
Bible Study 9:40 am
Worship 11 am /7 pm
dd^-9d^
220 E. Live Oak St.
Funeral services for Thelma New-
comer Walker, 74, of Comanche
were Nov. 26 at Hall & Chaney
Funeral Home with burial in Hope
Cemetery in Henrietta
Mrs. Walker died Nov. 24 in the
Comanche Community Hospital
after a lengthy illness.
She was bom Nov. 4, 1920 in
Hunt County, the daughter of E.G.
and Lou Ella McElroy Newcomer.
She married Raymond Walker Dec.
26, 1948 In Knotts, Tex.
She was an employee of Western
Windmill in Lubbock before mov-
ing in Sumpter, S.C. where she was
employed by Snoco Products. She
and her husband moved to Com-
anche in 1984 where she was a
member of First Baptist Church, the
Comanche Chapter of the American
Cancer Society and the Comanche
Newcomers Club.
She is survived by her husband;
two sisters, Edna Newcomer Chrest-
man of Comanche and Ann Newco-
mer Helms of Houston; a brother
J.R. Newcomer of Midland and
several nieces and nephews.
adequate water and waste disposal
systems. Homes may be built on
individual tracts or in subdivision.
Funds may also be used to mod-
ernize homes - add improvements
such as bathrooms, central heating,
modern kitchens and other im-
provements. Borrowers may buy an
existing house and lot or buy a site
on which to build a home.
Loans may be made for up to 100
percent of the appraised value of
the site and the new home. Interest
rates for this type of loan are
subsidized with the amount of the
payment dependent on the borrow-
er's annual income. Homes will be
modest in size, design and cost buy
adequate to meet the family's needs.
In addition, RECD guarantees
home ownership loans can be made
to applicants of low or moderate
income. Guarantees offer opportu-
nities to families who are unable to
afford a commercial loan without a
guarantee These loans may be
made for up to 100 percent of the
value of the property and are made
for terms of 30 years. The interest
rate is based on. the Federal Na-
tional Mortgage Association rate
with a maximum loan amount in
most counties of $77,197.
Applicants for assistance may be
obtained at the RECD office at 265
S. Virginia St., Stcphcnvillc (817-
965-3169).
The RECD office in Stcphcnvillc
is open from 8 a m. until noon ami
1 p.m. until 5 p.m.. Monday
through Friday.
Country Ceramics
Greenware & Firings • Paint & Accessories
Custom Orders
Opening Sat. Nov. 26 10am-9pm
Sun. 2pm-6pm
Mon thru Fri. 6 pm-9pm
_located 4.3 miles west on Hwy. 6
HARRIS CORNER
Why Diets .
Don't Work
Dieting is big business. Over the air and
through massive magazines ad campaigns come
promises of quick, safe and guaranteed weight
loss - for a fee. Although most diet programs do
not keep accurate information on their results,
informal surveys have revealed that very few
dieters will have maintained their weight loss
at the end of one year. The people who benefit
most from these diets are those who sell them.
HABITS, STARVATION AND YO-YO DIETING
There are several reasons why such dieting
doesn't work first, the diets are usuallyboring
and unnatural, especially if they involve special
diet foods or eating schedules rather than a per-
manent, healthy change in eating habits. Most
people go back to their old eating habits once
they "finish" the fad diet.
Second, such dieting often lowers the body’s
metabolism. The body shifts into starvation
mode and Cuts back its calorie needs in order to
survive The starvation mode can last for
months after the diet is ended, causing weight
gain on fewer calories than before.
Third, dieting changes the percentage of fat in
the body. Quick weight loss removes both fat
and muscle tissue from the body. When the
weight is regained, as it usually is, it come back
in the form of fat Every subsequent diet that
takes away muscle and fat and returns only fat
This pattern of frequent dieting and weight
gain, called "yo-yo dieting," puts a strain on the
heart as well as on the dieter's morale and moti-
vation.
A WEIGHT-LOSS PROGRAM THAT DOES
WORK
Studies show that choosing healthy eating
habits, starting and maintaining an exercise
program and losing weight gradually are the
most effective ways of reducing your weight
permanently. Replacing excess fat in the diet
with complex carbohydrates and some protein is
an essential component of gradual weight loss.
Before you diet, consult your physician or a li-
censed dietitian to help you come up with a
weight-loss program that really works, particu-
larly if you're over 40 or suffer from a chronic
physical condition. Once you commit to these
basic principals, you can forget fad diets and
start enjoying the benefits of healthy - and per-
manent - weight loss.
Listen to KCUB Health Line 98 J FM
Wednesday Nights 6:00 pm
HARRIS METHODIST ERATH
"Committed to Quality"
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PREVENTIVE
HEALTH
Dublin Rural Health Clinic
201 N. Patrick
Call 445-3 111 for an appointment
Tom Maday - PA
PHYSICAL THERAPY
• Sports Injuries
• Industrial Accidents
• Back Rehab
• Extremity Rehab
• Post Surgical Therapy
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• Computerized Testing
• Hydrafitncss Gym
• Functional Capacity Test
• Treadmill/Stair Stepper
• Zuni Exercise System
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