WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1983 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM 7C Notices BARRINGTON GEORGE G. BARRINGTON, 65, 5013 Nadine, passed away Monday. Survivors: Wife, Leona Barrington; son, Jerry Don Barrington; daughter, Brenda Goines; sisters, MarieMcBride, nita Gualardo, Ollie May Cage, Fort Worth, Georgla May Hultgren, Benbrook, Margarete Mays; brother, Robert Barrington, Azie; six grandchildren; one Services 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Mount Olivet Chapel. Dr.
Jimmy Morgan officiating. Interment Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park. Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 N. Sylvania at N.E. 28th St.
831-0511 BRETT DORIS ELAINE BRETT, 62, of Fort Worth. Survivors: Brother, Derrill W. ard, of Montgomery, Alabama. Friends may call at the funeral home from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Gravesides services and interment p.m. Wednesday, David Uth, officiating. ArAzleland 400 Cemetery. Rev. rangements Azie Funeral Home, 105 Denver Trail, Azle.
444-3211. COBDEN PHILIP ANDREW COBDEN, 3313 Overton Park East, on Tuesday November 22. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Catherine Getz Cobden; son, Charles A. Cobden, Chicash, Oklahoma; daughter, Carole Cobden Roberts, Roanoke, Virginia; six grandchildren; four great-grandchildren.
Friends may call at Harveson and Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue until 9 a.m. Friday. Services 11 a.m. Friday, First Presbyterian Church, Dr. Robert Bohl and Rev.
Floyd Kinzer officiating. Should friends desire memorial may be given to the building fund of First Presbyterian Church. Arrangements Harveson Cole. 336- 0345. COUCH JONATHAN COUCH, 30, of 5909 Ed Cody Road, on Monday.
Survivors: Father, Charley F. Couch, Fort Worth; brother, Charley F. Couch Denton; sisters, Terri Richard, Austin, Lisa Dickerson, Roswell, New Mexico, Kelli Couch, Fort Worth. Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Laurel Land Memorial Chapel.
Melvin Sumrall officiating. Interment, Laurel Land Memorial Park. Arrangements LAUREL LAND FUNERAL HOME, 7100 CROWLEYRD. 293-1350. CROWDER MRS.
JOYCE ANN CROWDER, 1509 Long Avenue, on Tuesday, November 22. Survivors: Husband, Don Crowder; son, Danny Gillespie, Saginaw; daughters, Mrs. Brenda McRae, Springtown, Gina Gordon, Lake Worth; five grandchildren; brothers, BIll Harper, Guy Harper Winston Harper, all of Fort Worth, Marshal Harper, Walla Walla, Washington; sister, Mary Armstrong, Lancaster, California. Friends may call at Harveson and Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue, where services will be Wednesday, Rev. Bruce Hay officiating.
Entombment Greenwood Mausoleum. Arrangements Harveson Cole. 336- 0345. DAILY STAR I VIS SHE EDITOR didns 'NNS to 3aVdVd MOTION EVE. ONINNIM 18OOW NOXIC AWARD THON HOOLS DUNNAM DOROTHY F.
DUNNAM, 66, 5313 Garrick, passed away on Monday. Survivors: Husband, James Dunnam; sons, Jimmy Dunnam, Patrick Dunnam, all of Fort Worth; daughters, Diana Richmond, Sumas, Washington; grandchildren, Lois Jane Dunnam, Ivy Dunnam, Jay Dunnam, Tommie Dunnam, Charles Richmond. Cryptside services 3 p.m. Wednesday, Greenwood Mausoleum, Rev. Kevin Hummel officiating.
The family suggest that expressions of sympathy be made in the form of contributions to the American Cancer Society. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr. GARCIA SILVESTRE M. GARCIA, 67, 1610 Denver, passed away on Monday.
Survivors: Wife, Nicha Garcia, Fort Worth; sons, Joe Garcia, Devine, Juan Garcia, Flint, Michigan, Jesse Garcia; daughters, Lupe Gonzales, Mary Carbalial, all from Fort Worth; brothers, Vidal Garcia, Loranzo Garcia, both of Devine; 14 grandchildren; five greatgrandchildren. Prayer services 7 p.m. Tuesday Greenwood Chapel. Interment Devine, Texas. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd.
I at University Dr. 336-0584 GRAY OLYVE GRAY, 90, 4800 White Settlement Road, passed away on Tuesday. Survivors: Nieces, Mrs. Charles L. Wood, Fort Worth, Miss Marion Pool, Olympia, Washington; great nephew, C.
Courtney Wood, Edmond, Oklahoma; great niece, Mrs. Don Dillard, Westport, Connecticut. Graveside services 11 a.m. Wednesday Greenwood Memorial Park. The Rev.
Canon James P. DeWolfe Jr. offlciating. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr.
336-0584 HEPTIG ALBERT STEPHEN HEPTIG, 7000 Treehaven, on Monday, November 21, a professional structural engi: neer. Survivors: Wife, Mrs. Mary Wiley Heptig; sons, Stephen, Vincent, and Patrick Heptig; mother, Mrs. Margaret Heptig; sisters, Mrs. Mary Sullivan, Mrs.
Patricia Thomas, Mrs. Margaret Carlson. Friends may call at Harveson and Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue where a Scriptural Wake Service will be conducted 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Drawing Room. Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m.
Wednesday, Holy Family Catholic Church, Rev. Joseph Scantlin, Celebrant. Interment Saint Leo Cemetery, Horton, Kansas. Should friends desire memorials may be given to the Heart Association. Arrangements Harveson Cole.
336-0345. HUBBARD THOMAS HARVEY HUBBARD, 71, 965 Cedarland Boulevard, passedawayon Saturday. Member of Military Hall of Fame at U.T.A. Survivors: Wife, Nelly R. Hubbard, Arlington; daughter, Myriam H.
Palmer, Arlington; mother, Fay Hubbard, Fort Worth; grandchildren, Thomas Joseph Palmer and chel Palmer, both of Ariington. Private services will be conducted by Greenwood. The family suggest expressions of sympathy be made to the Alumni Association of the University of Texas at Arlington in memory of Thomas Harvey Hubbard. Arrangements Greenwood, 3100 White Settlement Rd. at University Dr.
336-0584. HUSTON AMY BERNICE HUSTON, Fort Worth. Survivors: Husband, Charlie E. Huston, Fort Worth; sons, Charlie Everett Huston Jr. Atlanta Georgia, Jack James Huston, Comfort, Thomas S.
Huston, Fort Worth; brother, Jack Adams, Fort Worth; sisters, Helen Copeland, Keller, Betty Lloyd, MarIon McKeown, both of Azie; nine grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren. Family will be at 3940 Woodlane, Haltom City. Services 11:30 Wednesday, Shannon's North Chapel, Rev. David Uth officiating; Interment Rose HIll Memorial Park. Arrangements SHANNON'S NORTH.
624-2191. KRUEGER MRS. EDNA NESS 62, 7016 Turner Terrace, North Richland Hills, passed away Tuesday. Survivors: Husband, F.X. Krueger; daughters, Mary Ann Hart, Elizabeth Ann Chism, Patricia Ann Krueger, Nancy Ann Krueger; brothers, Fred, John, Ed, and George Ness; grandsons, Michael Wayne Hart, Daniel Paul Chism.
Rosary will be recited 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Lucas Hurst Chapel. Mass of Christian Burial 10a.m. Friday, Saint John The Apostle Catholic Church, Rev. Leon J.
Flusche, Celebrant. Interment Bluebonnet HIlls Cemetery. Arrangements Lucas Funeral Home, 1321 Precinct Line Rd. Hurst. 284-7271.
KULASWAT MRS. SUNEE KULASWAT, Arrangements pending WARE, OWENS BRUMLEY NORTHEAST CHAPEL, 5800 E. BELKNAP. 834- 6363. Brath Notices PASSWAITER JOHN THOMAS PASSWAITER, 45, 3513 Fifth Avenuye, on Sunday.
Survivors: Brothers, David Passwalter, Beachgrove, Indiana, Robert Passwaiter, Indlanapolis, Richard Passwalter, Eminence, Indiana; sister, Donna Jenkins, Phoenix, Arizona, Mary Ann Passwaiter, Indianapolis, Indiana; uncle, Harold Passwalter, Carson City, Nevada; aunt, Rozella Braden, Carons City, Nevada. Services 9:30 a.m. Wednesday Laurel Land Memorial Chapel. Honorary pallbearers: Laurel Land Grounds Employees. Interment Laurel Land Memorial Arrangements LAUREL LAND FUNERAL HOME, 7100 CROWLEY ROAD.
293-1350 RUSSELL MRS. HELEN 03 LESLIE RUSSELL, widow of Fay Dewitt Russell, Trinity Terrace, 1600 Texas Street, on Monday, November 21. Survivors: Step-daughters, Mr. Claude Beeman Fort Worth, Mrs. Sylvester Nash, Longview; stepgrandchildren, Claude Beeman 1II, Mrs.
Sylvia Witherspoon, Mrs. Christine Blair, Michael Nash; three step great grandchildren. Friends may call at Harveson Cole Funeral Home, 702 Eighth Avenue where Rosary will be recited7 p.m. Tuesday in the Williamsburg Room. Mass of Christian Burial 2 p.m.
Wednesday St. Patrick Cathedral. Rev. Dale Edwards, Celebrant. Interment Laurel Land.
Arrangements Cole. 336-0345 SHEPPARD EDWARD L. SHEP. PARD, 86, 3322 North Elm, passed away Tuesday. Retired grocer in business in Fort Worth for 45 years.
Survivors: Wife, Greely R. Sheppard, Fort Worth; son and daughterin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sheppard, Fort Worth; grandchildren, Guy Grand E. Sheppard Prairie, Jimie L.
Sheppard, Fort Worth, Rebacca Edgar, Saginaw; seven Services 2 p.m. Wednesday, Mount Olivet Chapel. Mr. Willard Morrow officiating. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 N. Sylvania at N.E. 28th St. 831-0511. STARLEY MRS.
ERA STARLEY, ments pending GAUSEWARE, OWENS BRUMLEY, 425 S. HENDERSON. 335-4557. STOKER JAMES STOKER, Arrangements pending GAUSE-WARE, OWENS BRUMLEY 425 S. HENDERSON.
335-4557. VAN SANDT DAPHNE VAN SANDT, 65, 3201 Sondra, passed away Monday. Survivors: Daughter, Mrs. Judy Gooden, Fort Worth; grandson, Brady Gooden, Fort Worth. Graveside services 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday Rose Memorial Park. Rev. Warren Murphy officiating. Arrangements Mount Olivet Funeral Home, 2301 N. Sylvania -0 at N.E.
28th St. 831-0511 WYGANT WILLIAM of 1000 Cleckler, on Monday. Survivors: Wife, Eula Wygant, Fort Worth; daughter, Billie Louise Kimbrel, Plano; son, Larry James Wygant, Galveston; sisters, Gladys VanDe Vort, Mission, Florence Scannell, Oil City, Pennsylvania, Helen Hoffman, Hannville, Pennsylvania; brothers, Elmer Wygant, Worth, Blair Wygant, Franklin, vania; three grandchil- dren. Graveside service 2 p.m. Wednesday, Laurel Land Memorial Park.
Don Underwood officiating. Family suggests In leiu of flowers donations by made to the American Lung Association. LAUREL Arrangements LAND FUNERAL HOME, 7100 CROWLEY RD. 293-1350. 002 Florists Artistic Floral Designs de Gifts 600 Houston Street Mall Fort Worth Texas 76102 WORLD WIDE DELIVERY Order By Phone (817)336-7951 Gordon Boswell Flowers 1220 Pennsylvania 332-2265 6200 Camp Bowie 738-9287 BICE'S FLORIST 555 Bedford Euless Rd.
282-2311 005 Cemetery Lots Laurel Land FUNERAL HOME FLOWER SHOP CEMETERY PRICE GUARANTEED PRE-NEED PLANS 7100 CROWLEY RD. FT. WORTH, TX 76134 (817) 293-1350 For quick sale, 2 burial spaces In Garden of Hope, Blue Bonnet Park, Colleyville, Tx, Value, 5905 ea. will sell for $560 ea. B.
A. Moreman 213 W. Meredith, Marshall, TX 75760, (214) 935-5504. Spaces 2, 3 4 in Live Oak Memorial Lot 1140 of Greenwood Park, $1700 or best offer, 214-840-9016. 005 Cemetery Lots Give a gift of remembrance.
(2) choice lots. "Garden of Laurel Land. price, $850. Terms. 441-9338.
2burial plots in Greenwood Memorial Park. Valued at $1,540. Asking $1,075. or trade for pickup truck. 433-5683 after 6.
Save $300 per space on 2-3-4-5-6 In Chapel Gardens Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 281-4640 Must sell. 3 lots in Laurel Land. Worth $2400, will sell for $1800.
1-389-3555 or 1-389-2262. Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park, Garden of Rest, 1 lot, spaces $2,000. 444-4386 2 lots Moore's Memorial, den of Devotion. 626-4047 2 choice lots, Mount Olivett, $1000 firm. 237-5247.
3 choice lots in Laurel Land, $1500 cash. 246-3867. Sealed proposals addressed to The Denton Independent School District, Denton, Texas, for the construction of A New Addition Renovation for Strickland Junior High School, Denton, Texas, will be received until 2:00 p.m. C.S.T. on Thursday, 15 December, 1983, at the Denton Independent School District, Service Center Board Room, 909 Linden, Denton, Texas, and then will bepublicly opened and 007 Bids Wanted ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS RECEIPT OF BIDS: read aloud.
INFORMATION AND BIDDING DOCUMENTS: fund will be made. BIDDERS BOND: Two (2) sets of Drawings, Specifications and other bidding documents may be obtained by General Contractors from JAMES R. KIRKPATRICK, ARCHITECT, Suite 518, First State Bank Building, Denton, Texas 76201 387-8182, upon deposit of two (2) checks, each in the amount of $100.00 made payable to the Architect. Both checks will be bid is submitted and the Drawings and Specifications are returned to the Architect in good condition within three weeks of the date of bid. If no bid is submitted and the Drawings and Specifications are returned weeks, oniyone check will be returned, otherwise no refunds will be made.
SUPPLIES SUB Additional single sets may be obtained by other contractors upon deposit of one check for $200.00 payable to the Architect. Such check will be returned if Drawings and Specifications are returned to the Architect in good condition within three weeks of the dateof bids. If Drawings and Specifications are not returned, no re- Each bidder shall submit with his proposal an acceptable bidder's Denton bond made Independent payable to School The District, in the amount of not less than of the total of the bidder's proposals and alternates as a guarantee that, if awarded the contract, the bidder will promptly enter into a contract with the Owner and provide the required performance and payment bonds and insurance. OWNER RIGHTS: The Owner reserves the rightto reject any or all bids and waive informalities and irregularities. BID WITHDRAWAL: No bidder may withdraw his bid within thirty (30) days after the actual date of the opening thereof.
ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BIDS ber 15, 1983. NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed Proposals, addressedto Mr. Jim Bob Coody, President, Mr. Jim W. Wilkerson, Superintendent of Schools, Breckenridge Independent School District, for converting the existing 440 Yard 8 42" lane red dog-cinder running track to a 400 meter 8 42" lane all-weather runningtrack withone chute, four 4' 150' runway pads, two high jump pads, four jumping pits (broad and long jump) including certain ground and site work with complete plans and specifications prepared by a registered engineer will be received at the Office of the Superintendent, 208 North Miller Street, Breckenridge, Texas 76024 until no later than 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, January 10.
1984. Bids read will aloud be openedpublicly and Administration Building Conference Room, 208 North Miller Street, Breckenridge, Texas 76024 on same date. Any bid received after the closing time will be returned opened. No oral, telephonic or telegraphicbids will be considered. A cashier's check, certified check or Surety Company Bid Bond in the amount of five percent of the largest possible total Bid submitted shall be required to accompany each bidproposal in order for thebid proposal to be eligible for consideration.
Lump Sum Bids will be received to include Site Work, General Construction and pleted project all in one Bid. The Boardof Trustees of Breckenridge Independent School District reserves the righttorelect any one all bids, to waive any formalities or irregularities and to award a contract in the best interest of the School District. CHECK COURIERS Experlenced check couriers interested in submitting a bid for the transportation of checks Bank from of the Dallas Federal tofinancial Reserve tutions within the Dallas ort Worth unregulated zone and who are able to meet specified Insurance requirements and the requirements of the Service Contract Act of 1965 are invited to declare such interest and qualifications in writing to Senor Transportation Analyst, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, 75222. Station Replies K. Dallas, Texas should be received no later than Decem- The Board of Education of AriIngton Independent sealed School bids DisIn thepurchasingoffice, 1203 West Arlington, Texas, until 2:00 P.M., December 8, 1983 on INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPLIES CATALOGED according to school district specifications.
Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the School Purchasing Office. Signed, Marlene Carle Director of Purchasing NOTICE TO BIDDERS The Board of Education of Ariington Independent School District will receive sealed bids in the purchasingoffice, 1203 West Pioneer Parkway, Arlington, Texas, until 2:00 P.M., December 6, 1983 on CAFETERIA PAPER GOODS according to school district specifications. Specifications and bid forms may be obtained at the School Purchasing Office. Signed, Marlene Carle Director of Purchasing THE INTERNATIONAL CHURCH OF THE WORD OF FAITH, 2601 Scott Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas 76103 has applied to the Texas Department of Water Resources for a permit (Proposed Permit No. 12810-01) to authorize the disposalby irrigation treated domestic wastewater effluent at a volume not to exceed an average flow of 10,000 gallons per day from the proposed Eagle Mountain Lake Wastewater Treatment Plant.
The appllcant proposes to provide waste treatment facilities to meet the needs of church office workers. An existing facility consisting of an Imhoff tank, trickling filter and a combined settling and disinfection tank will be renovated. The Irrigated field acreage shall be an 11.2 on the applicant's property. tion rates for the Irrigated land shall not exceed 1.35 No discharge of pollutants to the waters of the State Is authorized. The plant site Is at the Revival Capital of the World east of Eagle Mountain Reservoir on Morris-Dido-Newark Road in Tarrant County, Texas.
The plant site andirrigated landare located in the drainage area of Eagle Mountain Reservoir In Segment No. 0809 of the Trinity River Basin. Legal Authority: Section 26.028 of the Texas Water Code, as amended, and Chapter 25 of the Rules of the Texas Department of Water Resources. No public hearing will be held on this application unless an affected person who hhas received notice of the applicalion has requested a public 008 Legal Notices NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR WASTE DISPOSAL PERMIT 012 Announcements 012 Announcements 012 Announcements CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING WILL BE CLOSED THANKSGIVING DAY (REOPEN FRIDAY) OPEN 8:00 AM DIAL RES-ULTS 008 Legal Notices hearing. Any such request tor a public hearing shall be in writing and contain (1) the name, mailing address and phone number of the person making the request; and (2) a brief description of how the requester, or persons represented by the requester, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application.
If the Commission determines that the request sets out an issue which is relevant to the permit decision, or that a public hearing would serve the public interest, the Commission shall conduct a public hearing, after the issuance of properly and timely notice of the hearing. If no sufficient request for hearing is received within 30 days of the date of publication of the notice concerning the application, the permit will be submitted to the Commission for final decision on the application. Requests for a public hearing requests for further information concerning any aspect of the application shouldbe submitted in to the Chief Hearings Examiner, Texas Water Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Capitol Station, Austin, Texas 78711, Telephone (512) 475-2678. Issued this 14th day of November, 1983.
Ann Hefner, Chief Clerk Texas Water Commission PUBLIC NOTICE The Fort Worth Independent School District meeting on the future use or sale of B.H. Carroll Elementary School located at 3908 McCart. Public input is invited November 29, 1983, 7:30 p.m., Rosemont Middle School, 1501 W. Seminary Drive, Fort Worth, Texas. I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after this date.
Billy White. 3608 Lipscomb Ft. Worth I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself on or after this date. Michael Carl Payne, 629 Charlyne, Burleson. 010 Lodge Notices RIVERSIDE LODGE NO.
1194 Called meeting 7 p.m. Confer 2 EA degree. Don Lavender, W. M. W.
T. (Red) McWhorter, Secy. TARRANT LODGE NO. 942, Called meeting Work in FC degree. Phillip Cloud, W.M.
G.H. Long, Secy. 014 Lost Found $1,000 reward leading to recovery of '83 Trallmaster, white 4 horse gooseneck trailer, with dressing room in front, 4 sliding windows on side, taken from 317 Cookes Ln. 451-5815. Lostor taken briefcase near Postal service area, E.
Lancaster, Mon 11-14 with Important papers. $50 reward for papers, no questions, you keep briefcase. WG Field, 265-1014. Lost Nov. Mance-11 yr.
old male white German Shepherd with tan highlights. Arthritic back legs-limps, Westside Monticello area. Reward. 732-7904 or 870-9846. 014 Lost Found REWARD.
LOST Siberan Husky. Female, black white, blue eyes, in Bedford area; call 577-1216 or 284-1230 GOLD BRACELET Lost Hulen Mall, $200 REWARD, 738-9548 REWARD lost Male Basenil, Red White with curled tail, in South Hills, 11-7. 924-6444 Lost femalered Irish Setter, 11- 13, 1 yr old, red collar, Halfom City area. Reward. 838-5157.
Lost In Arl. Hts. area, red male Doberman $25.00 reward, 429-3518. Lost Black White Fox Terrier, male in CandleRidge area. 292-7928.
LOST WHITE POODLE, male, Bedford area. 268-1755, 870- 4136, Mr. Carpenter. LOST, black, brown, white miniature Collie. Very shy.
REWARD. 732-7603; 441-8169 LOST -white German Shepherd female, Lake Worth area. Reward. 237-3634 or 336-3444 FOUND. Black male Lab and black male Poodle.
Wedgwood area. 292-4486 LOST small black female cat named Elllott. Wedgwood. Reward. Call 292-7471.
LOST 8 mos. old male Lhasa, Hulen-Barwick area. Reward, 292-7954. 870-1818 Reward for return of a 9 week old female Shih Tzu taken from 3228 Knox Nov. 18th.
535-3164. $50 Reward: Lost in Haltom CIty. Female Husky puppy, 8wks. old. Grey white.
834-8277. Lost 11-18 amethyst and mond flower charm, sentimental value, reward. 731-6976 LOST. Brown and white, male Springer Spaniel. Handley area.
451-1610. 926-3346, ext.22 LOST Diamond dinner ring, downtown or Fri. Nov. 18. Reward.
292-5576, 335-3311 Lost Lady's Omega tank type wrist watch, Texas game. Reward. 923-1551 White Samoyd, lost in Arl. Hts. area.
6 mos. old female. 738- 0578, 738-2650 Found on Berry ST near TCU small white dog mixed with small tan dog, part chihuahua? Found in Cimmeron Hillview Poodle, call to 924-7470 Call 282-6970 Lost in vic. Mansfield Hwy. Wichita Liver white Brittany Spaniel, 1 yr.
old536-0613. LOST. Southside. Part Shepherd Border Collie. Red, blond, name is Lobo.
277-3273 LOST MALE Siamese cat, Wedgwood-Candleridge area, reward, 292-2728. Lost in Ridgmar (Pretty Baby Bird), gray co*ckatell with orange cheeks, 737-7836. Nov. 11th inmall on Rufe Snow Dr. Prescription sunglasses.
281-4262. Lost a dark red Golden Retriever, the Southwestern SemInary area. Pleasecall924-2580 Reward. Black Persian cat LOST 11-4-83. Vacinity of Wichita Seminary Dr.
535-0492. Lost Nov. 19th, large black tan female German Shepherd, TCU area. REWARD. 924-9546 FOUND.
Pit Bull Terrier. Brindie colored with white paw. Meadowbrook area. 451-0512. Found, Small black female dog wearing red white sweater.
Okla. Cy. rables tag. 261-8952 Lost male cat, Siamese colorIng, racoon striped tall. Burton Hill Rdarea.
Reward. 731-3624 Found Ridglea Area AustraIlan Sheep Dog type. Owner Identify. 737-9592 Lost Bird dog, collar LOST Oldfield area, female Bassett Hound. 483-4057 FOUND White female poodle, East Ft.
Worth, 429-6039 LOST friendly fawn, man, E. Ft. Worth. 451-2617 550 REWARD for gold chain gold coin, 292-0244. LOST.
Box of ceramic boxes. Six Flags Mail Nov. 19. 473-9203 022 Personal Items STOP! DONT SELL YOUR GOLD DIAMONDS Let us make you a ring or pendant out of it for only $25. But, If you want to sell your gold and diamonds, I'll pay you more for it.
I need it to make jewelry out of. 242 Bedford Euless Rd. Hurst. 282-0223 TKIC GOLD SILVER STORE COWBOYS VS. ST.
LOUIS WASHINGTON TICKETS FOR SALE 640-0387 COWBOY St. Louis Tickets 10-50 YD. LINE BLUE PARKING 261-0110 PAGEANT ROYAL AMERICAN MISS GIRLS 6 MOS. To 21 YRS. CASH 214-278-0059 or 387-9862 For sale, full golf membership at The Great Southwest Golf Club near Six Flags.
Beautiful and challenging course, no transfer fee. Call Donna at 647-0114 Retired, active, refined, educated lady 70, wants to meet gentleman near same age in good health humor likes music. Reply to Star -Telegram Box 231, 400 W. 7th St.76102 IL FREE DATING BROCHURE Double up. 457-8596 (24 hrs.) PHYSICAL fitness membership at an Eastside athletic club for sale, $300; call Odell, 284-3353.
4 COWBOY TICKETS 40 yard line, row 21, blue ing, days, 731-8781; evenings, 275-0344. BRITISH INVASION pair of excel. lower balcony tickets for 1st show. Call 921- 2595, after 6. Best offer.
2 airline tickets $400 each for Hawaii, useby Dec. 15261-8513 Cowboys-Redskins tickets. Tom T. 292-4721 p.m. only CASH FOR PAWN TICKETS, GOLD, SILVER.
282-6027 The British Are Coming! Excel. seats. After 6, 1-645-3386 L. Clewis call Larry. 457-67 40.
Nell Diamond tickets. 3rd row. Monday. 731-6724 Neil Diamond tickets, Sunday show, 244-0511. NEIL DIAMOND tickets for Mon.
Dec. 5. 838-3284 after 5pm 022 Personal Items WE NEED COWYBOY SEASON TICKETS, 10 to 50 YARD LINE. WILLPAY PREMIUM, 429-1641 or 261-0110. Wabash River Band.
Country jazz at It's best. Now taking bookings for holidays. 626-4024, 626-6932. NEIL DIAMOND, trade 2 good Sunday tickets for 2 good Monday or Tuesday tickets. Will sell if can't trade.
292-5526 CHRIS C. call Lee 244-1976 For sale: Walnut Creek club membership. $1375. Call 460- 7113 or 467-1077. Walnut Creek Club full member ship, $250 plus transfer fee.
478-0512 SINGLE ADULTS. List or subscribe. Friends Unlimited, PO Box 27185, Ft. Worth, Tx76127. Want to buy 2 good Nell Diamond tickets.
Pay high price. Call after 5 pm, 282-1627. Tickets for 'The British Are Coming', excel. seats. Call 295-8843 weekends Neil Diamond British Invasion floor seats.
Call 572-1502 from 2p.m.-2a.m. COWBOY MAV TICKETS! All games parking Call Linda, 265-7957. Christian singer, guitarist seeks group or individuals. Pleasecall after 5pm, 656-6500 J. J.
P. Please call Kevin 737-4068 on Fri. 25thnoonor any other time. Spice up your Thanksgiving meal with famous Watkins seasonings. Call John at 838-5340 Lead guitar for Weekend Band.
Serious inquiries only (Gary) 460-8948; 390-7437. Beautiful marriage ceremony, Ordained Minister. 244-0507 Gayline, listening, tion, 7-11pm, 926-3521. Guys gals. Meet special one.
Box 704. 469-8276, Ari Neil Diamond tickets for sale Call after 5 pm, 282-1627 British Invasion tickets for sale. Call after 5pm, 282-1627. SKYDIVE THIS WEEKEND Metro 467-3206, 924-5198 HOT AIR BALLOON RIDES $75 per person, 927-1716. THE RIGHT STUFF 478-1508 a recording NEIL Diamond tickets, 274-4001, 467-3148.
DESPERATE LONELY? Call 265-2638 and listen ECKANKAR SATSANGS-for pre sage 451-6907 BRITISH INVASION Floor seats, 1st show 737-9748 Health Spa member ship. Regularly $325. Neil Diamond Tickets After 5, 924-9181 British Invasion tickets, 5th row, center floor. 924-2120 Britishseats, both shows. 478-4468.
Fit-knee-fit. (4) Louis tickets 292-9236 British Invasion tickets 444-2279 or 444-4540 1 023 Business Personals 014 Lost Found LOST, vicinity of 183 Sam Calloway Rd. Large long hair gray female cat, name, Rita Ballou. Blue collar, tag with name Dallas address. REWARD.
429-1451. GENEROUS REWARD For return of 2 goldbracelets-1 with diamonds left in Neiman's fitting room, afternoon Nov. 19. No questions asked. 924-9550 or 732-2368 Lost: 7 mo.
old white dog, very friendly; last seen Thurs. 11-17 ty's Mobile Home Village, 2 ml. w. of Lillian. 277- 9060; 261-9378 REWARD: LOST black white female German Shepherd, answers to Sam, lost in Wedgwood-Westcreek area, 11-1.
Pleasecall Mark 292-2232 LOST dog in N.E. Mali area: Golden Retriever Corgi mixed, golden color with white spot on head 4 white paws with freckles. Reward. 485-7413 LOST in Westpoint on 1 male black spotted, 1 female black white with brown on eye. 246-1432, 763-0501.
LOST Oct. 15th, River Oaks area, small male grey 'Benji' type dog with clipped tail. 2 collars andtag. Answers to 'Discipie'. Reward.
Call 735-9024 LOST NOV. 16, Fairfield Area. White, large, Toy Poodle with large black mole on back, female, 15 yrs. old, Deaf. 390- 3370 or 465-7524.
Little black gold Yorkie lost in Lake Worth on Hodgkins Rd. My daughter is very attached to her littie dog, Scarlet. Please call 237-5458. Reward given. Lost 11-7, Ladies gold wedding band with large pear shapeddiamond, extreme sentimental value.
Reward! 478-1575. FOUND. Around yr. old, male, part German Shepherd, no collar. Vicinity of Seminary McCart.
924-1153 SUMMERFIELDS Brittany Spaniel, 6 mos. old, orange white. LOST Sat. night. Call 232-3666.
Person who FOUND diamond ring at Roxz Sun, please call back. REWARD. 451-4672, 595-1776 or 496-5613 LOST N. Arl. Siamese, Tabby cat, male, blue eyes with snakeskin collar.
277-9183, 534-5018. LOST black female cat, Samantha, 8 years old, children's pet. She has on a white flee collar. Reward. Call 923-0498.
Reward brown strayed from Laura Colorado early Fri. a.m. 656-4481. Lost German Shepard tan white spaniel, long tall. Cheeks Barger- 267-9993, REWARD.
Strayed from Katrine Ct. Haltom City, 'Snoopy' shaggy white Poodle. Blind right eye. Needs medication. 838-0769 LOST family pet, HandleyMeadowbrook area, male Siamese cat with white paws chin, answerstoKitty.
654-9618 LOST. White German Shepherd, female, Meadowbrook area, named Shieba, reward. 268-0054 or 534-7600 FOUND black dog, female, Osteopathic Hospital Camp Bowie area. Call and indentify. 924-8743 or 737-5471 Lost male dog, white with brown patches, in Burleson area.
Answers to name of Sonny. REWARD. 447-1686 after 6 FOUND Collie like, red markings, female. Ft. Worth Nature Center.
Nov 21. 923-5393. Lost east side: white female toy poodle, 15 yrs. old, partially blind deaf. If found, please call 457-3767.
LOST. REWARD. Red female miniature Dachshund. NRH area, in the Holiday West addition. 498-0640, 498-5574 Strayed from Northside area.
(Columbus St.) Female Doberman, black brown. Reward. 626-1220 Female Basset hound lost in Proeinct Line Harwood area, reward $150. 498-4858 or 214- 1223-7701. 016 Transportation Autos available.
Cars to Pennsylvania, Louislana, California. Passport 817-249-4188 Driving to Los Angelos share. 1-641-3529 or 626-0226 FREE Cars Trucks to many U.S. Cities. 429-1231 Free use of auto to Seattle.
477-2727 021 Professional Services FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION ON ANY LEGAL MATTER Ted Machi, Attorney 309 W. 7th Sf. Suite 1301 Ft. Worth, Tex. 76102 335-8888, metro 572-2278 General Practice Free Initial Consultation NICK ACUFF ATTORNEY 338-1400 2818 MORTON ST.
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Exper. private investigator. Ralph 0. Williams, 6500 Worth, 281-5970 021 Professional Services NO GIMMICKS DIVORCE From $49.50 Total Cost $123. DWI From Bankruptcy From $200.
Wills From Accident work injuries 335-1450 Texas Legal Services Clinic 999 W. Rosedale at College Joe A Izen, Atty. Staff Attorney Karl E. Spahr Licensed in all areas Not Certified in any area of law by Texas Board of Specialization DIVORCES From $75. ADOPTIONS from $160.
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