The Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 11, 1984 Page: 17 of 18
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Coleman, Texas, September 11, 1984
COLEMAN DEMOCRAT-VOICE
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CLASSIFIED
BACK IN COLEMAN
Doing Painting,
Roofing and
Carpenter Work.
30 Yrs. Experience
Call 625-3268
Raymond
French
Mise. Wanted k 10% off On Any New or
Coleman
Monument
Works
Near Cemetery
Entrance
DavidHuff
Phone 625-5352
Night 625-2695
In Coleman Since 1946
WANT TO LEASE, pasture
or cultivated land. Or pastur-
age for Holstein heifers. Con-
tact Ronnie Kading after 6
p.m. at 6254475.
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QUAIL HUNTING lease
wanted. Please call Jerry or
Susan Stapp. 915-944-2329.
_ Dl518;C4043p.
WILL BUY MINERALS,
royalties, overrides, and pro-
ducing wells. Call 9156826191
or write P. 0. Box 11198,
Midland, Tx. 79702
_C3845,D14-21p.
WANT TO BUY: Old Gold!’
Highest prices paid for old
gold jewelry of all kinds. Earle
Smith’s Jewelry, phone 625-
2489._C8-D36tfc
WILL BUY estates and new,
used or antique furniture. •
Buy, sell or trade appliances.
Travis' Furniture, Travis San-
ders. Call 6254770.
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Walt's Service
Warranty service on
Kelivnator. GE. Hot-
point, Kitchen Aid &
Maytag. Parts & service
on Frigidaire, Sears,
Whirlpool, Philco and all
refrigerators, freezers &
ice makers. Ph. 6254044
WALTS BAIT & GRO-
CERY on Winters Hwy.
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The scarlet petals of the poinsettia are leaves; the flowers
are the yellow clusters in the center.
THE ANSWER?
COULD
PUT US OUT OF
BUSINESS!
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1984 Chevy
PICKUPS
*
[8] Vi TON LONG AND SHORT WHEELBASE SILVERADOS All Equipped with factory air,
power steering and brakes, 305 V/8 engine, automatic transmission, AM/FM radios. Some
equipped with cruise control, tilt steering wheel, cassette player, power windows and door
locks, and automatic overdrive transmission.
[3].....J* TON LONG WHEELBASE SCOTTSDALES All equipped with 305 V/8 engine,
automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, and factory air.
[2] y4 TON EXTRA HEAVY DUTY SCOTTSDALES All equipped with, heavy duty chassis,
heavy duty 350 V/8, automatic transmission, power steering and brakes, heavy duty
LT235xl6 steel-belted radial tires.
[1] V* TON CREW CAB 4-DOOR SCOTTSDALE Equipped same as above plus cruise control
and tilt steering wheel.
[1] ONE TON DOOLEY Silverado, heavy duty 454 V/8, heavy duty chassis, heavy duty
engine oil cooler and transmission oil cooler, automatic transmission, power steering and
brakes, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, cassette player, 7.50x16 nylon tires.
$-10 Intermediate Size Piekups
[1] MAXI-EXTENDED CAB SHORT BED V/6 engine, automatic overdrive transmission,
power steering and brakes, factory air.
[2] LONG BED STANDA8D CABS Equipped same as above.
[1] SHORT BED Equipped same as above.
[1] SHORT BED, NO AIR 4 cylinder engine, 4 speed manual transmission.
[1] MAXI-EXTENDED CAB, SHORT BED-DEMONSTRATOR-IOADSD 2-tone red and silver,
tan bucket seats, rear seat packoge for two, V/6, automatic overdrive transmission,
power steering and brakes, FM stereo, cruise control, tilt steering wheel, rollye wheels,
bed rails.
S-10 BLAZER 2-wheel drive, top of the line Tahoe series, blue and silver, V/6,
automatic overdrive transmission, power steering and brakes, factory air, power windows
and door locks, cruise control and tilt steering wheel.
Taylor Motors, Inc
STATE CAPITAL
HIGHLIGHTS
By Lyndell Williams
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
AUSTIN- Gov. Mark White last
week scored an historical first with
a newly appointed Secretary ot State.
Ending much speculation White
named Myra McDaniel, his termer
general counsel, to the post vacated
by long-time ally John Fainter. Mc-
Daniel is the first black ever and Ihc
first woman in 51 years to serve as
Secretary of State.
Just a week ago, former Secretary
of State George Strake, who served
under Republican Gov Bill Clem
ents. criticized White for allowing
the secretary of slate’s office to pro-
pose a 36 percent budget hike for
itself after White had told slate agen
cies to hold down spending requests
Now state chairman of the Texas
Republican Party. Strake hit the
budget for seeking 64 new employ-
ees and a 381 percent increase in
professional fees.
But acting secretary Fd Davis said
Strake had targeted their highest
funding level for political reasons,
and said a good deal of the budget
was actually going to help Strakc’s
party.
More than $3 million is desig-
nated to pay for party primaries,
with about 85 percent going to
Republicans because ol their growth
atcr Plan
A key senatoi from at id West
Texas told Texas water administra-
tion officials to quit talking and do
something about water pioblem»
Jonn Montfoid. D-Luboock. called
the latest water plan repot t jibber-
jabber", and criticized it for not
providing lor agriculture needs.
When the plan’s architect de-
fended it by questioning the avail-
ability of $40 billion over the next
20 yeaix for slate water-related im-
provements, Montford speculated
that the current diought might
prompt legislators to act
Drought-Resistant?
Speaking ot the drought, Stale
Rep Dudles Hatrision. D-Sander-
son, says the livestock which is sur-
viving in Wesi Texas may be a more
drought resistant strain.
When his new lambs were sold
many weighed over 50 pounds,
"which isn’t too bad considering
how livestock out here lias hail to
cope with the drought", he said
Harrison said he was both sur
prised and hopeful that a healthy
new slock vas emerging from ihe
costly dry spell
Converting Wasteland
Fresh hack from Israel where he
inspected large scale projects to en-
hance wafer in agricultural waste-
lands, Texas 1 and Commissioner
Garry Mauro is negotiating with
Israeli consultants to bring their
techniques to arid West Texas
Mau.ro’s office manages more
than 800,000 acres of public land in
West Texas, and it the price is not
excessive, he may promote pilot
proiects for various tvpcs of irriga-
tion and water recovery.
A spokesman said the Israeli en-
gineering cv>. .ultams art recognized
world experts m agricultural produc-
tion in arid lands
Spouse Immunity
Texas Aiu uen Urn Mattox last
wevj, un ci. ! gisl.tfors light child
abuse t > climuucmg a spouse’s im-
munity from testimony in cases of
assault or violence against a family
member.
The present taw is a major obsta-
cle to the sui t cssful prosecution of
child abuse, Mattox told a joint
panel on child abuse and pornog-
raphy.
“Spouses cannot testify against
each other in several cases, even
when they want to, because the law
prevents it ”
j
Public Works BUI
Sen. Hector Uribe of Brownsville,
is planning to introduce a state pub-
lic works bill in the coming session
to relieve a Rio Grande Valley econ-
omy still facing high unemployment.
The measure was passed by the
Senate m this summer's special ses-
sion, but time ran out before the
House could consider it
The bill sets up a fund which
could be used in ureas of chronic
unemployment caused by natural or
economic disasict
Bullock Report
A prediction from State Comp-
troller Bob BuliPck last week viewed
the Gulf Coast as the Texas eco-
nomic powerhouse for state govern-
ment coffers.
Bullock said the economies of
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Dallas and Austin were diversifying
and would suqn catch up.
West Texas, of course, led in tax
revenues paid from oil and gas
production.
*****
FINANCIAL RECORD-KEEPING
Here are some suggestions from
Texas A&M University Agricultur
al Extension Service home econo-
mics for a basic family record-keep
ing system: Keep all cash register
tapes and receipts for bills paid in
one place-like a box or drawer-un-
til they can be recorded in a
monthly record keeping book. Be
sure that each tape or receipt
identifies the amount of money
spent and what it was spent for.
Decide who will pay the bills and
record the spending plans and
expenditures. Also decide whether
the recording will be done weekly,
every two weeks or monthly. Set a
specific time, like once a month, for
a family council to evaluate goals,
spending plans and records of how
money was used and to make
spending plans for the next month.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution remind us that the week
of September 17th through 23rd has
been proclaimed by the President of
the United States of America as
Constitution Week. If our Nation is
to remain vital, it must maintain the
spirit of liberty expressed in our
Constitution. If we fail to guard that
spirit, and become indifferent to the
worth of our freedom, we will have
lost the right to freedom. Read your
Constitution.
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•New Homes
•Remodeling
(Additions, etc.)
•Free Estimates
•References Available
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Lake Coleman
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16'ALUMINUM GATES................$45.50
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The Coleman Democrat-Voice (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 104, No. 18, Ed. 1 Tuesday, September 11, 1984, newspaper, September 11, 1984; Coleman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth733838/m1/17/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Coleman Public Library.