The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 23, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 27, 1975 Page: 3 of 8
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1HE BARTLETT TRIBUNE
AND NEWS
Published Every. Thursday in Dartlett Texas 7G511
Entered at Second Clan Mail Matter at the Poit Office in
Bartlctt Texas under the Act of March 4 1879.
Second Class Pottage paid at Dartlett Tcxat
DA VILLA NEWS
By Mrs Roy S. Hnrdin
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TEXAS PRESS
ASSDCI AT I O IM
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: $4.00 per year in Boll Milam
and Williamson Counties; $4.50 elsewhere
Robert C. Ford Jr Editor and Publithcr
Robert C. and Nora Mae Ford Owners
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED SECTION"
ALL CLASSIFIEDS CASH
20 Words or Less
1st Insertion 80
2 Times . 1.40
5 Times 1.80
4 Times 2.20
More Than 20 Words
1st Insertion . ... 4c per word
2 Times 7c per word
8 Times 9c per word
4 Times lie per word
POIt SALE: Bed Divan Office
Desk 3 chairs Mirror 2 mat-
tresses Formica. See Mrs. Wil-
liam Daugherty. ltpd.
AFTER the party clean up the
carpet mess for less with
wouldn't you guess Blue
Lustre. Rent electric shamp-
ooer. Franz Red & White. It
TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs
mature person for short trips
surrounding Bartlett. Contact
customers. Wo train. Air Mail
O. J. Dick Pres. Southwestern
Petroleum Ft. Worth Tx.
It
PUBLISHER'S NOTICE
All real estate advertised in
this newspaper is subject to
the Federal Fair Housing Act
of 1968 which makes it illegal
to advertise "any preference
limitation or discrimination
based on race color religion
sex or national origin or an in-
tention to make any such pre-
ference limitation or discri-
mination." This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adver-
tising for real estate which is
in violation of the law. Our
readers are informed that all
dwellings advertised in this
newspaper are available on
an equal opportunity basis.
GARAGE SALE: at 335 W.
Elm St. Thursday and Friday.
ltpd.
FOR SALE: Zenith Color TV
New picture tube 2 year gua-
rantee. Phone 657-2382 Hol-
land' ltc.
FOR RENT One or two bed-
room apartments central heat
and air. Dr. R. E. Clearman
627-3929. 4-tfc.
K'WAY RARE Rest Home Hol-
land haB hospital beds wheel
chairs crutches and walkers
for rent. Contact K'Way Kare
Holland. 48tfc
HAVE DIGGER - WILL F1G-
GER gas water sewer lines
etc. Wayne Goodnight Hol-
land Texas. 21-tf
ANTENNA SALES and IN-
STALLATION Call Doug
Thaler Western Auto Bart-
lett 527-3848. 44tf.
SEE ME FOR SPRING LAWN
WORK. Also do small gasoline
engine repairs ; miscellaneous
repair jobs. Free pick-up and
delivery. Bill Terrell 527-4276.
20-4tcg.
FOR THE BEST DEAlon . Mc-
Culloch Chain Saws see .Best
Butane Co. Holland Texas.
7-tf
COME TO CIRCLE B in Tay-
lor for all your Western Wear
needs. Under new manage-
ment. New merchandise ar-
riving daily for preparation of
Grand Opening. Open 9 a. m.
to 5:30 p. in. and til 8 p. m. on
Thursdays 512352-5765.
23-4tcg
KEYS MADE
We Code Cut
and Duplicato
Oscar's Motor
Clinic
Safety Inspection
Station No. 986
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Pauls Valley Okla. Mr. and I
Mrs. Marvin Stewart J. D. and
son liobby Stewart and Oren
Stewart Golden were in Taylor
for the funeral of Ollio Pruess.
They also visited Mrs. Minnie
Fowler and Mr. and Mrs. R. S.
Hardin.
Mrs. Frances and daughter
Pam of Houston visited Mrs.
Nell Parks and Rickey returned
to Houston for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted X3uyton and
children and Mrs. Homer Burns
of Dallas visited in the B. B.
Easterwood home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Degner
and children WQre .visitors in
Davilla during the past week
end.
Mrs. H. D. Howard Mrs.
Sallie Waddell Bryan and Bill
of Bridge City were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Guido Gersbach.
Mr. and Mrs. Grayford Gers-
bach of Temple also visited in
the Guido Gersbach home' Mon-
day. Mrs. Connie Miles and son
John and Jan Taylor were vis-
itors of Mrs. Lucille- Gaines
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Hine
Katherine Hine and Mrs. Les-
ter Davis attended the funeral
services of Millie Shepherd in
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burke and
family of Irving are visiting
iVlr. and Mrs. L. C. Burke.
Kubiak's
Legislative
Report
V' V if.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Clark
and son and Ronnie Goldburg
of Fort Hood visited Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Hines.
W.M.U. Meets At
Baptist Church
Members of the W. M. U. of
the First Baptist Church met
Tuesday at the Baptist Church.
Mrs. Quinton Dusek presi
dent presided at the meeting.
Mrs. James Crews program
'chairman presented the pro-
'gram "Annie Armstrong Home
Missions." Assisting with the
'program was Mrs. Dusek Mrs.
Marie Pochman Mrs. Harrison
Douglas and Mrs. Frieda Mac-
halicek.
Cake and coffee was served
to fourteen members.
THE BARTLETT
Uartlclt Texas
TRIBUNE PAGE THRE
Thursday March 27 1975
CHARLES MILLER FERTILI-
ZER CO. in Holland now has
Molex Liquid Feed. For infor-
mation on liquid feed Ag. chem-
icals micro-nutrients and your
fertilizer needs contact Charles
Miller office 657-2444. Home
657-2247. 9-cgtf.
FOR SALE: 'House at 1210 W.
Clark; the former Truelove
residence; approximately V&
acre of property. Call Bobby
Hill. 1-tfc
FOR SALE: A 38 ft. Hicks
Mobile Home. Tom Skirvin. Call
for appointment to see 512-852-9110
dining the daytime.
12-tfc
ISAAC INSURANCE
AGENCY
AUTOMOBILE.
FIRE WINDSTORM
BONDS AND LIFE
INSURANCE
Kay Gorman 527-3036
SEI3 UK'rrEIt SEE
DR. J. G. KUBALA
OITOMETIUSTS
10th unci North Mnln Taylor
3152-2801
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Austin Oho of the natu-
ral gas supply companies res-
ponsible for the "fuel ad-
justment" charges on area
electric bills may be having
its last hurrnh.
The Federal Energy Admin-
istration announced last week
it is investigating possible
price gouging by Coastal
States Inc. and other compan
ies. As I reported last week al
oastjH subsidiary is charging
the. Lower Colorado River Au-
thority outrageous sums for
natural gns to fire electrical
generators.
FEA plans ta audit -the re-
cords of. major utilities .to dis-
cover whether Coastal . and
other companies falsified rec-1
ords in order to charge higher
prices for fuel. . .
This investigation along)
with the fact that LCRA. and)
sqveral other cities are. taking
Cpa3tal to court should serve
notice 'that consumers are not'
willing to be taken on their
utility bills.
In other utility action the
House has now approved the
Sdnnte bill to keep all state-
owned natural gas in Texas
until the needs Of Texans are
met. The bill will become law
as soon as the Governor signs
it.
SET BACK FOR COUNTY
BILL: Legislation to help
counties develop a good sys-
tem of county roads was dealt
a preliminary defeat in the
House last week but I and
several other representatives
are trying to build support to
pass the bill. Local counties
have only funds from the re-
gressive ad valorem property
tax and revenue sharing
funds.
Under present law county
governments must pay half
the cost of land purchases "for
a new road. The defeated bill
would have provided full state
funding for the purchases.
The State highway fund
contains millions of dollars
which would be well-spent on
county roads and there is no
reason the state should not
fully finance right-of-way ex-
penses. County governments gene-
rally run on tight budgets and
we can afford to pay half the
cost of road property. Milam
Falls and Williamson coun-
ties along with others in Tex-
as would benefit from the
right-of-way bill and I intend
to work for its approval. -
BRUCELLOSIS BILL IN-
TRODUCED : Texas has a pro-
gram for eradicating brucello-
sis a contagious cattle disease
but it has placed a financial
hardship on many ranchers.
I am cosponsoring legisla-
tion which would provide a
$40 subsidy to ranchers for
each infected cow.
Present law requires that all
herds be inspected for bruce-
llosis and that infected ani-
mals be sent to slaughter or
quarantined. If ranchers quar-
antine infected cattle feed
bills skyrocket. If the animals
are sold for slaughter they
usually bring a lower price
than they would on the norm-
al market. Either way the
rancher loses money.
SCHOOL "FINANCE: The
House Public Education Com-
mittee on which I sit is in the
process of plowing- through
five major school finance pi'o-
posais.
I naturally think the finnn-
ce proposal I am sponsoring
akes the best approach and
T am hopeful that many of its
nnior provisions will be in tho I
final committee bill. One of
mv greatest concerns is
switching the financing burd-
en from the local district to
the state. Property taxes need
to come down and they cer-
tainly should not be raised.
Tho committee hopes to.
havo tho final school finance
bill ready by mid-April.
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Henrv
and family of Buckholts visited
hero Saturday with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Henry.
DR. GEO. C. FOWLER
Chiropractor
Office Hours
Monday Thursday Friday
8:30 - noon -:- 2:00 - 5:30
Tuesday - open until noon
Wednesday
8:30 - noon -:- 2:00 - G:30
Closed all day Saturday
IMiono 527-3737
Bartlctt Texas
Mail To:
ACE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
1303 FM 440 Killeen Texas 76541
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SPJST HALL
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SATURDAY MARCH 29
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Dress Policy: No Hot Pants
Shorts Midriffs Hats.
"Family Financial Freedom At Tho
Sign Of The Eagle"
Services Provided for You
"Every Day" Interest
Passbook Savings
Savings Certificates
Real Estate Loan3
-Improvement Loans
College Loans
Mobile Home Loans
Savings Loans
Automatic Credit Loans
Retirement Programs
Travelers Checks
Money Orders
Night Depository
Salt Deposit Hox (with $5000 or more savings)
Convenience at Six Location!
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS OF AUSTIN
Home Office
Eleventh
at San Jncinto
47C-8301
Capital Plaza
6C06 Cameron Road
450-8792
South Austin
Frontiro nnd Taos
444-7602
Allandalc
5000 Burnet Road
452-2503
North Austin
8770 Research Blvd.
454-4891
Taylor
5th nnd Tnlbot
352-3C81
The Ole Country Store Has Done It Again.
We Have The Inflation Fighter Prices.
Fresh Country
EGGS
DOZEN
59c
GROUND
MEAT
LB.
59c
Beef Ribs Pound 49c
Round Steak Or Loin Lb 99c
Chuck Roast Pound "69c
Longhorn Cheese Pound $1.19
TURKEY HENS
LB.
59c
HAMS
3
LB.
CAN
$459
Ranch Style Bacon 2 Lb. Pkg $2.29
Carrots Cello Bag 19c
Cabbage Pound 8c
POTATOES
10
LB.
BAG
bsic
CELERY
STALK
19c
Libbys Corn 3 No. 303 Cans ..........
Rainbo Spinach 5 No. 303 Cans ....
Rainbo Peas 4 No. 303 Cans
Good Value Blackeye Peas 5 Cans
1
Hunts PEACHES
NO.
CAN
49c
CRISCO
3
LB.
CAN
$139
Wishbone Low Calorie French
Or Thousand Island Or
Italian 8 Oz. Bottle
49c
Rainbo Butterkrust Or Mrs. Bairds
Bread Reg. Loaf
37e
Good Value Tuna 6 Oz. Can 39c
Premium Crackers Lb. Box 59c
FOLGERS
COFFEE
LB.
CAN
95c
Specials Thurs. Fri. Sat. March 27-28-29
DAUDE'S CASH GROCERY
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Ford, Robert C., Jr. The Bartlett Tribune and News (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 88, No. 23, Ed. 1, Thursday, March 27, 1975, newspaper, March 27, 1975; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth82606/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.