El Dorado News-Times from El Dorado, Arkansas • Page 25

NOTICE TO BIDDERS The City of El Dorado, Arkansas will accept sealed bids (or 4he following: Three (3) 5 wall output, low band, single frequency FM handi talkie transceivers, MH 10 or equivalent, with battery charger. Specifications for the above may be obtained at the'Office of the Director of Public Works, City Hall, El Dorado, Arkansas All bids tor the above must be in the Office of the Director of Public Works by 12:00 noon Monday, May 19, 1975. The City reserves the right to reject any and of all bids received Please specity on outside of envelope. R. Baker Director of Public Works REAL ESTATE FOR SALE in Real Eitqtc TO NIW LISTINGS 4 SIMOOM BRICK AM 4 ACMS 3 Vi miles so.

of Parkers fireploce, Ig. dan, and 2 baths I-YIAB BIB Brick 3 BR, 2 Bath, LK. Ptn on 1 Acre for only $34,000. STIOM, ARK. 2.2 Acret Brick home on Pigeon Hill Rd.

79 ACRIS for $17,300 firm, 5 miles cost off hwy. IS. RRKIRIDUCID 021 KKRWOOB Executive 4 BR, 3 to bath, 2600 sq. ft. IR A DR.

1234 WIST FIRST 3 oR home, for only 120,000. Kobmson- Buchanun 301 CORDILI 862-5861 Violet Gray 862-32S3 Julius Miller 863-3654 Louise Seymore 862-2504 Money Turner Gregg Buchanan 863-6722 ACM MBS MW LISTNK Nick Springs 2bNu off Hwy I2E 6 room buck ovei 1500 sq ft. carpeted Cent UM NICE SI 8,004 STARTIRBOMi Gi Get mia at yoer own liv Rid 3 kitdl. Ota. 1 Vj baths WOOBCB MTHAT -Ttoti Oeerweod I acre to 5 sitM for randMtial constriction 31 fDiif) um 187 By Pats Champ Rd A CLBSIR LOOR Will provt to yen tkt Metal Apts wt offer for eafy S22 500 an 1 pood mvntmwit LffTS TALRB0BBU 2 BN apt Rant wtH pay hail yeai ALSO On (I 602 HiDtboio tot only $8500 IRWIN W.

MILD AMNCY IISW.Mw 142-2478 Dorothy Mites 862-7204 Lincoln White 865-8698 ond Lond for Solt 1 OR sale BY owner weii located home near lemeotary and High School Two bedrooms. Jba'hs, ouiltinv den with playroom Pay equity and Mon in iy payments Call Ml For RING NECKS SHOSHON1, Wyo. (UPI) FYe- mont County is going to start a campaign to bring back the ringneck pheasant. The Shoshoni and Fremont County Chambers of Commerce are behind the ptan, with the aid of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. State Game Biologist George Dern has already met with leaders to explain the factors, such as predators, which control pheasant populations.

IN THK UNION CHANCERY COURT SECOND DIVISION Glenda Dean Johnson Plaintiff No. 75 HI vs Willie Fred Johnson Defendant WARNING ORDER The non resident defendant Willie Fred Johnson is hereby warned to appear in the Union Chancery Court, Second Division, withm thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff Gelnda Dean Johnson filed herein WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this the 30th day of April A.D., 1975 Bill J. Davis Appointed Attorney ad Litem LORENE FLENNIKEN Clerk By L. Gillaspie DC (SEAL) IN TME UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT WESTERN DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS EL DORADO DIVISION Civil NO ED 7S-21-C UNITED STATESOF AMERICA, Plaintiff, vs ARCUSTUS OANILES and RODESSA DANIELS, his wife, STYLECRFT HOMES CORPORATION aka Dolphin PROPERTIES, INC and FAMILY MORTGAGE COMPANY, Defendants ORDER Now, on mis iitn day of April, there comes on for hearing 'he Motion of 'he United States Attorney for the Western District of Arkansas for service on absent defendants, pursuant to Title 28, United States Code, Section 1655, and 'he Court being advised in the premises finds 1 The defendants Stylecraft Homes Corporation aka Dolphin Properties, inc. and Family Mortgage Company, cannot be served personally withm the State of Arkansas, and do voluntarily appear 2 That this is an action to enforce a lien upon real property locates withm the Western Distnc'of Arkansas IT IS THEREFORE, ORDERED That defendants Styiecraf Homes Corporation a a Dolphin Properties, inc and Family Mortgage Compsny shall appear or plead in this case on or before June 26.

1975. and that a copy of this Order shali be served upon 'hem personally, if practicable, wherever found and also upon me person or persons in possession or charge of the subject property If personal service is not practicable, then this Order shall be published newspaper having a general circulation Union County, Arkansas, once a week tor six consecutive weeks prior to the appearance date If the absent defendants do not appear or plead withm the time provided in this Order, this Court will proceed as if the absent defendants nave been served wim process withm the of Arkansas, but any adjudication snail, as regards the absent defendants not appearing, affect only the property which is me subiect of mis action OREN HARRIS DISTRICT JUDGE I hereby certify that foregoing is a copy of the original 00 file in this Court PatL Graham, jr Clerk By Jane Wright Deputy Clerk El Dorado (Ark.) Sunday, May 4, 1075 23 SPECIAL LICENSE FOR HANDICAPPED for Sole REE BEDROOMS, den flrepiece. baths, separate utility room fully carpe'ed with gold Fenced Country Terrace Can after 5 pm BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, centu: a and carpet fenced yard. 301 Tanglewood Shown by appo.ntment only Can M3 43U weekends after 5 on weekdays No eoents BRICK 3 br 2 bath separate dining and living room den.

CH A by appointment 4094 BY OWNER br ck, three bedrooms, one bath, bu'it kitchen, carpeted, central heat and a Call 3 5447 after 4 30 weekdays 10 a 5pm weekends BY OWNER First listing, two bedroom 1 Newly redecorated Near Westwood Elementary school S12.500 Shown by appointment only 663 3619 or 662 2707 after 6 weekdays BY OWNER three bedrooms, baths, fully carpeted, drapes throughout Covered patio Cham link fence Two storage buildings Other attractive features Priced the 2C 5692 after 1 weekdays Anytime weekends TANGLEWOOD Large fireplace large kitchen builtlns, bar, patio, 3 br 1'j bath Phone 2 3401 before 5 2 3910 af'er HOUSE for sale by owner Fenced back yard Lots of shade trees 3 bedrooms, brick, carpet throughput. Central air, heat Double carport 535.000 162 452V 'PRICE REDUCED 1012 Cresiwood, 3 Odrm, 2 bath brick, living room, den kitchen with built double carport, fenced yard drapes and carpet 3 BEAUTIFUL 5 bedroom, 2,400 large 10' Fully General heat air conditioning Large kitchen A maste bedroom 30 minutes from El Doradt Hampton, 798 4603 BRICK 3 2 bath, separate- dming living room, den, CH A by appomtmen 862 4094 BY OWNER three bedrooms, bams, fully carpeted, drapes throughout, Covered patio. Cham link fence storage buildings Other attractivi features Priced the 20 862 5692 atte weekdays Anytime 8ARGAIN 2 br. home cosh or con arrange financing for quolified buyer. Home located 17 West on Hwy.

82 or con be moved to your lot. Call Collect for Johnny 318-325-4663 FOR BY OWNIR 3 8, 2 bath home with central heat and Double carport. gar age for extra storage or work area. AHic storoge too. loan or refinance $31,000.

1820 lauri. 2-3883. For TWO BEAUTIFUL tree studed lots overlooking Arbonne Lake, West Farmerville 100 ft. J85 ft each. and electricity available Phone 368 8502 Farmerville, La i 1 for 14 70 three bedroom I1 baths mobile tie downs pick up campers Call 2 5078, Watts, Mobile Homes 4 miles out south Field Rd ROCK BOnOM PRICES ON MOBILE HOMES? Yes, due to our low overhead! We offer you new and used mobile homes at a savings you'll like! New 14 3 br.

S6995 New 2 br. $6295 Used 12 2 br. iarlnkrrincs lecited mm I Mi Put 717 7S47 '717-2521. Call No 493 Charter No. 12429 Accent on entertainment A circus is coming to town! The Mid-America Circus sponsored by the Evening Club, will be at the Union County Fairgrounds for two performances only Thursday.

The performances will be at 4 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. Tickets will be on sale at the circus box office one hour prior to show times. More information about this circus will appear in later editions. Ballet lovers are reminded to attend the Bolshoi Ballet film that will be shown at the South Arkansas Arts Center today at 2 p.m.

The film, Humpbacked is a Russian fairy tale that has never been performed before in the United States. This film is the last program of the South Arkansas Ballet series. Tickets are one dollar for students and two dollars for adults. Movies in town are: CINEMA I Jeff Bridges, Sam Waterston and Slim Pickens star in Rated R. Showtimes are not available.

CINEMA II John Wayne stars in Rated PG. Showtimes are at 7 p.m. and 9:05 p.m. CINEMA III is now showing at Cinema III. Starring Dustin Hoffman, this film is rated R.

Showtimes are at 7 p.m. and at 9 p.m. SKY-VU E-DRIVE-IN The Sky Vue is now open. the Red Fern a true story, is showing plus a cartoon and selected short. WATCH FOR Johnny Rodriguez and Barbara Mandrell will be in concert in El Dorado at the Municipal Auditorium May 16 at 8 p.m.

Reserved seat tickets to the concert are available at the auditorium, both Music Marts, and the Melody Mart here. In Camden, tickets may be obtained at South Arkansas Music in Magnolia at the Music Mart and in Hampton at Variety Store. Tickets may be ordered by mail or by sending check or money order to The Municipal Auditorium, 100 W. 8th, El Dorado, Ark. 71730 or by calling 862-1387.

FRESNO, Calif. (AP) A special license plate issued upon request to physically handicapped automobile owners can do more than permit the owner to park in places marked for the disabled, according to the Fresno Architectural Barriers Committee. The committee said the holder of these special plates may park without limit in limited zones and may park in metered spaces without feeding the meter a thin dime. National Bank No 8 Report ot Condition, Domestic Subsidiaries, ot the National Bank ot Commerce ot El Dorado in the State of Arkansas, at the close ot business on April 1975 published in Response to Cat: Made by comptroller ot the Currency, under Title H. United States Code.

Section Ml. ASSETS Cash and due from banks (including none unposted debits) 4.0*1.907 01 US Treasury securities 2.204,102 45 Obligations of other and corpore'ions 191.400 69 Obiiga'ions of Sta'es and political subdivisions 3.957,635 11 securities (including ISO.350 00 corporate stock! 50,250 00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreement 'o resell 2,600 000 00 Loans 25.296.975 70 Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, and o'her asse's representing bank premises 1.585.079 78 Real es'a'e owned other than bank premises 5.214,35 Other asse's 306.857 04 TOTAL ASSETS 40,259,422.13 LIABILITIES Demand deposits of individuals, partner ships', and corporations 10.948,744.22 Time and savings deposits of individuals, partner ships, and corporations 20,573.739.67 Deposits of United States Government 62,241 92 Deposits of States and political subdivisions 2,536,075.77 Certified and officers' checks, etc 338,563.02 TOTAL DEPOSITS 134,459,364 60 (a) Total demand deposits $11,895,474.93 (b) Total time and savings deposits $22,563.889 67 Other liabilities 2,313.094 11 TOTAL LIABILITIES 36.772.458.71 RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES Reserve tor bad debt losses on loans set up pursuant to IRS rulings) 381,77 5 62 TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 381.775 62 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital notes and debentures 700.000 00 6 per cent due 10 1 1990. $700,000 00 Equity Capital total 2,405,187 80 Common Slock total par value 675.000 00 No shares author iied 54,000 No. shares out standing 54,000 Surplus 1.000,000 00 Undivided profits 730,187 80 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 3,105,187.80 TOTAL LIABILITIES, RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 40,259,422.13 MEMORANDA Average of total deposits for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 34,754.881.84 Average ot total loans for the 15 calendar days ending with call date 24.959,120.35 Emma Jean Calloway, Pres A Cashier, of the above.named bank do hereby declare that this report of condition is true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief Emma Jean Calloway We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that it has been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief is true and correct. Curtis A Kmard James Cook Marion P.

Smith Directors. IN THE UNION CHANCERY COURT SECOND DIVISION MARY JANE WILLIAMS Plaintiff No 75 126 vs HERBERT W. WILLIAMS Defendant WARNING ORDER The non resident defendant Herbert Williams is hereby warned to appear in the Union Chancery Court, Second Division, within thirty days to answer the complaint of the plaintiff Mary Jane Williams filed herein WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on this the 9th day of April A. 1975 LORENE FLENNIKEN Clerk. By Irene Lipsey DC.

(SEAL) Wayne Jewell Appointed Attorney Ad Litem New officers News-Times Photo New officers of the City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, are, left to right- Mrs. J. R. Diles, presidentelect: Mrs. Ron Robinson, vice president; Mrs.

Jerry W. Watkins, president; and James W. Williamson, treasurer. Not pictured is Mrs. James D.

Jackson, secretary. New city PTA officers installed at luncheon New City Council of Parent Association officers were installed Wednesday at the annual luncheon at the Kings Inn. Insialled by Dr. Paul Henley, school board president, were Mrs. Jerry W.

Watkins, president; Mrs. J. R. Diles, president-elect; Mrs. Ron Robinson, vice president; James Williamson, treasurer; and Mrs.

James D. Jackson, secretary. Reports from individual schools of the year 's fund-raising accomplishments were reported as follows 73 C. K. McWILLIAMS McWilliams to speak at Kitvanis Club Charles E.

McWilliams, chief of detectives of the El Dorado Police Department, will present the program to the members of the El Dorado Kiwanis Club Wednesday at noon at Kings Inn Royal Host Restaurant. Capt. McWilliams will speak on crime prevention. McWilliams is a native of El Dorado and a graduate of El Dorado High School. He attended Henderson State Teachers College and served two years in the U.S.

Army. He has been a member of the El Dorado police force since July of 1957, starling as a patrolman and has had various ranks prior to becoming Captain in May of 1973. McWilliams received law enforcement training at the Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy, special narcotics training at the University of Arkansas, University of Oklahoma, and Louisiana State University. Barton Junior High provided lunds tor pacing a parking lot, EHS gave $600 in equipment and Kairview brought playground equipment and provided volunteer teacher aids. Holy Redeemer raised funds lor an electric scoreboard and neaung equipment for the school gym.

Hugh Goodwin retired the note on its air conditioning system and Morning Star provided a casette player for each room and also bought playground equipment. Northeast Elementary gave $1,400 worth of playground equipment and funds for redecorating rooms, and Murmil Heights completed its air conditioning project. Rena Brown bought new KTVT-TV schedule SUNDAY MAY 4. 1975 MORNING '75 Big Blue Marble Stew 10 Consumer Experience AFTERNOON Of The Times Digest Tiempos Out With Scott In Review Report Outdoorsman Mexicana Felts Show Western Hour Welk Show EVENING Hillbillies Surgeon Brothers Good Old Nashville Music 8 Owens Show Wagoner Night Wrestling Game Of The Week Kirshners Rock Concert watch News Meditations Sign Off curtains for its stage, draperies for classrooms and added to the air conditioning fund. Rogers Junior High provided audiovisual equipment and callers for me millage vote.

Southside made $2,900 from its candy sale and Watson provided shades for all classrooms. West Woods undertook a beautification program for the school grounds and also purchased educational aids. West Woods also announced plans for a cook book sale this spring. Yocum School has sponsored a candy sale and has scheduled an ice cream supper this month to add to the parking lot fund. Mrs.

A. C. Ball presided over the meeting and introduced new officers. Mrs. Bill Grubb was in charge of luncheon arrangements.

is YOUR missing daughter in WE KgUsEtiF MISSING Color by Do luxi G1RB PLUS PLAY MATES Retreotion Center Open 12-12 DORADO CINEMAS. MOVIi INFORMATION 862-571 1 CINEMA 1-71 5-920 JEFF BRIDGES SAM WATERSTON SLIM PICKENS "RANCHO CINEMA 7 NOW SHOWING brann CINEMA 3 DOWNTOWN (RIALTO) Dustin Hoffman ED united Ernsts Bob Fosse Film SKY-VUE DRIVE-IN NOW OPEN BRING THE FAMILY! COME EARLY AND EAT WITH US! DOTY DAYTON where the red fern A TRUE STORY samo on TMf mo vc i iy WILSON RAWLS immWM KWQUM kOK Committee chairman Anita Daughtrey is urging the disabled to apply for the plates because so many motorists are using the spaces marked for the disabled. distinctive said Chairman Daughtrey, be of help in identifying the rightful users of the There are no extra charges for the special plates. They are recognizable by the letters DP or in case of disabled veterans, VT, in front of the third letter. Viets plead to return to homeland By BOB BARR Associated Press Writer AGANA, Guam (AP) Forty-five Vietnamese airmen taught up in the panicky exodus from South Vietnam pleaded Saturday to return to iheir homeland.

we go back, the Communists may kill said Sgt. Tran Thanh Tong. are ready for that. But first, we musi see our Sgt. Nguyen Van eyes welled with tears as he fumbled in his wallet to find a faded picture of his wife and infant daughter.

o( us are crying at he said as he waned to talk to the commander of his camp. The men said they thought they were boarding aircraft to safe bases in Vietnam but found themselves at the Utapao Air Force Base in Thailand and heading for the United States. After landing in Thailand. Tong said the group asked to be taken to the Cambodian border where they planned to start walking home. When that request was denied, the anguished technicians lined up and demanded to be shot, he said.

Instead, they were given injections of sedatives and put aboard aircraft, said Tong. HIM INMKOM Singing the tongs you love! With hit group. The Mutic City Band, they'll thrill you with their performance! ALONG WITH BARBRA MANDRftL the petite country mutic tinging dynamo, backed by her own group, the 3 Do-Riahtt! GET YOUR TICKETS NOW! Reterved teat tickett available at the auditorium, both Mutic Marti, and the Melody Mart. FRIDAY. MAY 16,8 PM AT THE EL DORADO AUDITORIUM Tickets Prices: $3.50, $5.00 and $6.00 frodami The information lor fhete it by eoch televtion and rt publithed by the Publnhmg Company lot the benefitt ot our readert Every eHori it rrade to mture occurocy of Occotioml ditcreponciet anting from latt-minute program cnonget ore unavoidable Intingi belo ore for: KTBS-TV.

Channel 3. KJRK-TV Channel 4 KTAL-TV. Channel 6, KATV, Chon net 7, KNOE-TV, Channel 8. KTVE Chonnel 10 All timet ore Central Daytime. ALL PROGRAMS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE Bailey Comets Jolly Bible Time Jabberwockv SINDAY MAY 4.

1975 MORNING 11 6 Insi ght Gospel Hour Agndustnal Rex Humbard 1-6-8 Report 8 Church Of Chnsf 1 7 00 Film 3 Challenge of Truth11 Jim Thomas Hallelujah Train 12 Outdoors 4 Korg: Texarkana Topics 6 70.00(1 B.C. Children Gospel Conversation With 11 Hour 8 Shreveport Telethon Contii.ues 10 Consultation 12 Church Service 11 10 00 Goober 3 Morman Choir 12 Oral Roberts 7 30- Youth Outreach 3 Good New 6 Charlie Tow ler 4 Day of Discovery 7 Common Ground 6 U.S. Of Archie 8 Assembly of God i Telethon Continues 10 Jimmy Swaggart 8 Camera Three 11 God Treasure Capitol News Report 12 Chest 11 10 A Wish 3 arm Home 12 Herald Of Truth 4 8 of Discovery 3 Jaycee Forum 6 Gospel Singing Jimmy Swaggart 7 Jubilee 4 Bailey Comets 8 Herald Of Truth 6 Face The Nation 11-12 Good News i 10 Service 6 Kathryn Kuhlman 8 11 00 Service 3-4-7 I Of Archie 11 11-12 James Robison 12 Face The Nation 8 8 30-Voice of Victory 3 11 8 Oral Roberts 6-8 11 Around 6 Get Together 7 AFTERNOON 12 Place 3 3 Cup WCT Tennis 4-6 Play-Off 4-6 Directions 7 3 Tennis 3-7 'NBA Play- 4 Concludes 10 Off 8-11-12 4 Now. America 2 12 And Answ ers 3-7 KNOE-TV Report 8 1 Care 3 Fishin' Hole 11 Fishing 7 Bill Dance 12 Telethon Continues 10 5 Good 2 30 can Life Style 3 Fishing 3 Movie National Geographic 7 7 60 Minutes 8-11-12 2 00 Gamer Ted Armstrong 10 Illusion'1 2 Audubon Theatre 2 Movie Rookies 3 3 NBC News 4 2 30 Tennis 8-11-12 FnendsOf Man 6-10 TIME FOR FLOWERS DWAYNE SMITH FLORIST SOONER or LATER YOUR FAVORITE FLORIST 962-3424 EVENING PLUS CARTOON AND SELECTED SHORT! 6 00 is-Table 2 News 4-7-8-12 Wild Kingdom 6-10 To Be Announced 11 6:30 Evening At Symphony 2 Six Million Dollar Man 3-7 10 World Of Disney 4-6 Cher 8-11-12 Theatre 2 Movie Barbary 3-7-10 McCloud 4-6 Kujak 8-11-12 2 National Geographic 8 Mannix 11 12 9:30 $25.000 Pyramid 3 Pop! Goes The Country- 4 New Candid Camera ti Odd Couple 7 News 8 Jimmy Dean 10 New Candid Camera 11 Pol ice Surgeon 12 News 8 New News 1'ishing Bill Dance Search CBSNews York Movie Frozen Dead' Perry Mason Pol ice Surgeon Amen can Angler Movie Movie 10 Ot Glory 11:00 Other PtH)ple. Other Places Have Gun Will Travel tl 15 Hour 11:30 Movie The Project" 3 4-6-7 11-12 8 10 3 6 11-12 3 4 I 8 10 10 6 8.