The Colony Courier (The Colony, Tex.), Vol. 12, No. 31, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1988 Page: 5 of 6
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THE COLONY COURIER, MARCH 24, 1988
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
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unless customer has an active display account.
FOR RENT
Hidden Cove Apt’s
The Colony Courier is accepting appli-
cations for an advertising salesman to
service existing and develop new retail
accounts. Prefer individual with news-
paper advertising experience, would
consider training right individual.Good
organizational skills a plus. Must enjoy
working with people. Interested appli-
cants should call 214-370-1529 for
interview appointment.
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publication.
The gravity of the moon is
about one sixth that of
earth.
CARROLL’S
HEATING & A/C SERVICES
Felt, the most ancient of carpeting materials, probably
originated as bark felt, during the Upper Paleolithic
period some 30,000 years ago.
• Oak Tables • Chairs
• Rockers • Stools • Desks
• Computer Centers
• Entertainment Centers
• Dressers • Stains
• Custom Finishing
5201 South Colony Blvd., Suite 695
Mail: P. O. Box 296036
The Colony, Texas 75056
Minimum classified charge
per week
From antiques to oddities...
to almost new furniture for
home or office or just
collectibles.
FOXWORTH-GALBRAITH
LUMBER COMPANY
Lumber And Building Materials
bodies should be ignored. Rely
on your feelings and your doc-
tor’s advice.
When buying an individual
health insurance policy, say
the people at Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, shop
around. Your total yearly
share of the bill should not ex-
ceed $2,500. Your maximum
lifetime benefit should be at
least $250,000. The policy
should be guaranteed renew-
able, no matter how many
claims you file.
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ATTEST:
(s) PATTI A. HICKS, City Secretary
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UNFINISHED FURNITURE
The first airplane purch-
ased by the U.S. govern-
ment was called the Miss
Columbia and bought from
the Wright brothers in
1909.
One week 20 cents per word.
Two weeks 17 cents per word.
Three weeks 15 cents per word.
Four weeks or more 14 cents per word.
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About four to six times each year, ridable surfing waves
break in Matanchen Bay, in Mexico, which makes surf
rides of up to 5,700 feet possible.
The average American household watches TV for seven
hours and two minutes a day according to A. C. Nielson
reports.
Billy T. Crawford
MANAGER
PHONE 387-6194
24-HOUR
Heavy duty wrecker
Phone 292-1331
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COLLIN SECRETARIAL SERVICE
Resumes, Typing, Word Processing, Lables,
Dictation, Mailings, Notary, 1725 North Mc-
Donald/Hwy. 5, just north of 380. McKinney
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Kampers
Korner
(s) PATTI A. HICKS
City Secretary
Employment opportunity
Needed immediately, Church or-
ganist.
Contact Susan Phillips
370-6114
SERVICES
Customized houseclean-
ing. Excellent rates. Serv-
ing The Colony for six
years. References avail-
able. 370-0897.
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(214)370-13567
(214)242-0004,
PUBLIC AUCTION
A public auction will be held at the
Little Elm Police Department, March,
26, 1988, starting at 9 a.m.. A list of
items to be auctioned will be posted
at Little Elm City Hall. Items to be
auctioned are recovered confiscated
property.
(s) JERROL SANDERS
Chief of Police
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Your next grocery shopping
trip could make you $100,000
richer—and provide a wealth
of opportunities for the youth
of America.
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“HelpruiHintson safety Nutrition andEconomy
"Minute to Minute" Advice On Child Care
Winter Special No Deposit w/6 month
lease. Included trash pickup and water,
all, heat, carpet, full kitchens.
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elementary school. Encour-
age this with activities such
as Scouts or Little League.
• When your child becomes
a toddler, keep in mind that
mobility can bring peril. Keep
your local Poison Control Cen-
ter number with you at all
times and posted near your
phone in case of emergency.
• Always trust your in-
stincts in raising your child.
Unsolicited advice from busy-
SERVICES
ACTION FENCE
& REPAIR SERVICE
Wood or Chain Link
Fencing
14 Years Experience
Fence Repairs
Free Estimates
292-1080
Available in paperback
and hardcover this year
are a number of books that
may make it easier for you
to stick to those New Year’s
Resolutions. “Letters From
Women Who Love Too
Much” by Robin Norwood
and “The Cinderella Com-
plex” by Colette Dowling
are best-sellers from Pocket
Books that have helped
many women find new
ways to deal with romantic
difficulties. For helpful
hints on how to stop smoking
and lose weight, there’s “The
120-Year Diet” by Dr. Roy
L. Walford and “You Can
Stop Smoking” by Jacquelyn
Rogers, to name just two.
You’ll find these and more
of the company’s books at
bookstores near you.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
The City of The Colony is accepting
sealed bids for the service of mowing
and trimming as specified by the
Public Works Department, to include
property of Stewarts Creek Park. The
bids must be clearly marked “SEALED
BIDS” and should be addressed to
the City Secretrary, 5151 N. Colony
Boulevard, The Colony, Texas, 75056.
Bids will be opened publicly at 3:00
p.m. on the 1st day of April, 1988. Bid
specifications may be obtained at the
City of The Colony Water Department,
One Harris Plaza, The Colony, Texas.
For further information contact Ken
Leverich at (214) 370-2741, metro
248-6323.
HELP WANTED
Full Time Pay. Part Time
Work. Earn $250 to $500
a week. Call (214) 423-
7261 after 6p.m. 3/17
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Are you determined to
break out of your old mold
this year? Are you ready
to reform and break those
bad habits? Sometimes it
can help to read about how
people have coped with
the same problems you
have—and what they’ve
done to get over the hur-
dles.
ILY 4 (SF-4) AND SHOPPING CEN-
TER; REQUIRING DEVELOPMENT OF
THE TRACTS TO BE IN ACCOR-
DANCE WITH ALL RELEVANT REGU-
LATIONS, CODES AND ORDINANCES
OF THE CITY, AND VOLUNTARY
DEED RESTRICTIONS ATTACHED AS
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The pamphlet contains many
more tips from other former
Miss America contestants on
career, beauty and fashion,
household management, diet
and exercise. For a free copy
of the pamphlet, write: Free
“Minute to Minute” Tips, Box
5577, Maple Plain, MN 55348.
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• ‘WOMAN
Your Health Insurance
Making it on your own?
Some 13 million American
women who live alone do. So
do the nine and a half million
women who raise families on
their own. Today’s woman
takes advantage of all the op-
portunities the marketplace
has to offer—including choos-
ing the right kind of health
insurance to protect her
health and that of her family.
SINGLE FAM-
Wooded - Lake area 600 sq. ft. efficiency
$250.00
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Charles Panick, Inte-
rior wall-covering. Res-
idential & Commercial.
Free estimates. 370-
5229. (4/7)
(214) 492-0333 days,
(214)306-9248 evenings.
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FICIAL ZONING MAP; PROVIDING
A SAVINGS CLAUSE; PROVIDING A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; DETERMIN-
ING THAT THE PUBLIC INTEREST
MORALS AND GENERAL WELFARE
DEMAND THE ZONING CHANGE AND
AMENDMENT HEREIN MADE; PRO-
VIDING A PENALTY OF NOT LESS
THAN ONE DOLLAR ($1.00) NOR
MORE THAN ONE THOUSAND DOL-
LARS ($1,000.00) FOR EACH OF-
FENSE AND A SEPARATE OFFENSE
SHALL BE DEEMED COMMITTED
EACH DAY DURING OR ON WHICH
A VIOLATION OCCURS OR CONTIN-
UES; DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED
BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF THE COLONY, TEXAS:
PASSED AND APPROVED this 21th
day of March, 1988.
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Visit the supermarket
for discount coupon book-
lets that cut your costs and
help young people.
A $1.00 coupon book, with
savings of up to $11.00, plus
the chance to win $100,000
cash or valuable Sweepstakes
prizes are all part of a new
fundraising program for Boys
Clubs and Boys & Girls Clubs
across the country. “Coupons
for Kids '1” features a book of
coupons and refund offers
from 19 different popular
products, to be sold by Club
members at supermarkets
nationwide during National
Boys Club Week. April 10-16,
1988. You can also find a cou-
pon to send for the booklet in
the April issue of Reader’s
Digest. For each book sold, the
Club will get 80 cents. The re-
maining 20 cents will go to
Boys Clubs of America.
By contributing to this fund-
raising effort, you can make
a difference in the lives of a
million boys and over 300,000
girls between the ages of six
and 18. Each coupon book you
purchase can help lower your
shopping bills while support-
ing youth programs in fitness
and health, career guidance,
cultural enrichment and much
more. It’s a chance to do good
and do well at the same time.
To order coupon books in ad-
vance, send a check or money
order and a stamped self-ad-
dressed envelope to: Coupons
for Kids, Box 3906, Stamford,
CT 06905.
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370-4317 Voice/TDD
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GARAGE SALE
Big Variety garage sale.
Furn., appliances, drapes,
lamps, clothes, toys,
office equipment. 4932
Hackney Lane. Sat. &
Sun. 26 & 27, 9 a.m. till
6 p.m.
FOR LEASE
House for lease, 3 bed-
room, garage conver-
sion, near schools and
shopping center. $495
per month. 5130 Aztec.
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Katherine Karlsrud, M.D. is one of the editors of a free
pamphlet that offers advice for parents on how to juggle
family, career and personal goals.
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Estimates. 370-5229. (4/7)
SERVICES
Grasshoppers of Lewis-
ville. Quality lawn
care, Residential and
Commercial. Full time
lawn professionals. (214)
539-6550. (4/7)
, TIMBER FURNISHINGS
436-4988
705 S. Mill, Open 10-6 Monday-Saturday
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Suggestions found in a new
free pamphlet offer advice for
parents on child care. The
pamphlet, “Minute to Min-
ute” from Minute Maid Orange
Juice, takes its tips from for-
mer Miss America contestants
who are now successful as
both mothers and career wom-
en.
Katherine Karlsrud, M.D.
was a competitor in the 1970
Miss New York Pageant. She’s
now an attending pediatri-
cian and instructor at the
New York Hospital, Cornell
University Medical College.
Here are five of her sugges-
tions for successful child care:
• It’s important to take a
breather from even the most
angelic child, so ask a friend
or relative to fill in for an hour
or two.
• If you’re a working par-
ent, set up a “buffer zone”
after a stressful day at the of-
fice. Stop for a glass of lemonade
or a sniff of perfume at a bou-
tique—whatever spirit lifter
works. Bring that positive
mood home to your child to
brighten your time together.
• Children begin develop-
ing social skills while in
spoke continually for 15-and-a-half hours.
LEGAL NOTICE
CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS
ORDINANCE NO. 531
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE
CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE
CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS BY
AMENDING APPENDIX A-ZONING BY
GRANTING A ZONING CHANGE OF A
TRACT OF LAND LOCATED WITHIN
THE CITY OF THE COLONY, TEXAS
AND MORE FULLY DESCRIBED
HEREIN; ORDERING A CHANGE IN
THE USE OF SAID PROPERTY FROM
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CHILDCARE
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child care in my home.
Infants to 4 years.
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