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Del Rio News Herald from Del Rio, Texas • Page 18

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DEL RIO NEWS HERALD, Thursday, October 5, 1978 Fast Results, Call 775-1551 Real Estate For Sale PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Property Management L-8 I (Mvinq town (or yiMr or two ind don't to soil? Lot us m.magp your property for you 10 yrdts experience? Cecil Newfiii Ke.il Fst.ifp c.ill BEST real estate 1903 AvaF 775-1564 77S-IM4 hiH(liiu) -vilh IMSH upnoM to liny Smith M.ini Vmy condition lilts ol John (JilVIBS S84 II', I i hp.iiititul C.vmia Hills iovuly BR 2 luifnc with htinily roorn ami ilon with 'ni'pkici; isiil.iU'd Master MR Lull John Uivif, II'-, 1SH4 01 'I't uMur piiii nl town bi'iiutitiil yimi imrlm.t lor sin.ill family Bfl. 1 I.it*' mult." 'IK 1584 ii l'i i I Wl HIIUIM VisW Biatul niiw hoin-3 3 BH 2 H.ilh mom with the limit IMS ritit! irf our MADOAVIES JOYCI WEST JOHNOAVIES KAY OLIVE jut INVITATION TO BIDDERS bids will be received by Kinney County Commis sioners' Court at the office of County Clerk, P.O. Box 128, Brnckettville, Texas, until Oc tober 10, 1978, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. on the following used vehicles; one 1964 Cadillac ambulance two 1965 Chevrolet dump trucks one 1966 Chevrolet dump truck. Bids to be accompanied by certified check in the amount of of bid.

Commissioners' Court reserves the right to refuse any and all bids. KINNEY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' COURT PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE From Fort Clark Municipal Utility Districrof Kinney County, Texas Box 345 Brackeffville, Texas 78832 To the owners of taxable property within Fort Clark Municipal Utility District ol Kinney County, Texas and other interested parties: Take notice that the board of equalization of Fort Clark Municipal Utility District of Kinney County, Texas will hold a meeting on October 18, 1978 at 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the of fice of the board of directors within the district, to receive assessment lists or books from the district's tax assessor for examination, correction, equalization, appraisement and approval and for all other legal purposes. Said board shall take such action in regard thereto as required by law and discharge other duties and functions required of a board of equalize tion of a municipality.

Claude Owen Chairman, Board of Equalization Roger 774-2728 Hopkins MLS LH HKALTORS Fine Neighborhood -4 BR master BR; Formal living ft dining room, Side entry garage, privacy fence. MIDiO's Do you have a horse? Ranchette in South Del Rio just under I acre. Older trees; tngrMO's New on Yvonne- Charmer 2 Baths unusual utility Rm-convenience. Two upstairs BRs Bath in thiyViodern new home. Master BR 8 downstairs, I'replace kitchen pantry.

Let us show you. 104 Serafmi-4 BR, Bath, shady lot in South Del Rio, excellent buy low 40 s. Neat and almost new 608 E. nth lot 3 BR, I B. low low 30 s.

Lakelront property --Hi way Irontage Gull Service Station Linda Hopki Bill Marks 775 1090 774-2211 Robert Smith Bill Love 775 2544 775 5592 MLS LES ALLEY REALTORS (512) 775-2407 (Day or Night) 1910 AVE DEL RIO. TEXAS 78840 IF YOU'RE BUYING OR SELLING A HOME? DON'T TUNE USOUT, GIVE USA SHOUT I SHAKE! YOUR HEAD YKS to this lovely 3 BR 2 Bath, Large brick home with LR Sepcrrttp room. Kit. area, Cent. Carpeted, patio, fenced in yard 8, 4 Car Garage.

RATTLE! WE CAN RATTLE! On and on about this beautiful home, sits on 3 lots, plenty of spacp, all the extras, including swimming pooll Call for more ROLL! OUT THE DOUGH! Look to the future Hwy frontage between town and the lake now is the time to buy! NOTICE! FOR YOUR METAL BLDG. NEEDS, Commercial, Office Agricultural needs Call GILBERT! Dcmse Bowers Caludme While TTt.nini 775-3910 Gilbert Wenner 775-5812 Realty Services 775-0731 106 Kinjjs Way NEW HOME NEAR COMPLETION Still time toptek carpet and tile colors in this 3BR-2B home on 40's. RICKS ADDITION -See this 3BR IB home with fenced yard, family room, living room and utility room. Under $30,000. IF SPACE IS YOUR NEED, this4BR 28 home in Buena Vista is for i you.

Appliances included with home are dishwasher, disposal, and wave oven Over 2,000 sq. ft. for under $50,000. LANE, See this 3BR 2B mobile home on a 2 acre lot with trees, vegetable garden, and lots more. TRACTIVE 3BR 28 HOME with beautiful yard on Palo Alto naster BR.

I Mary WMiam! 51797 LOOKING FOR AN 4NEX UMh WV'fixVp'7 45064 I Roylyn Jukut I Don Eli. garage on AveJ. See this 3BR 1B hapie THOMAS GRAHAM REALTY 208 E. 10th KUUIril LH1ING UtVICI I AMU I'l I ASI 1 plus den's Ml SiJullt l)cl HHI vvilll nuny Ii h.itlts, fin () dill tul II liur i It'liills l.OM I OH I IS II A I UHJNIS' It ol.lei in t'xi i-lli'i )l tin ulitiun. sin ii.llin i 1 I 11(1 I'l Al I ASON is ill I Hil HI till 1 III MI'I (Ills iHM.ililul i iisliun (null 1 ll.llll Illlllli! IS Sllll.ltlHi illl ,1 WilU'l llOlll Illl IVtM )'ikll I Aiinsl.i.l I'icMse inoic tlcUnls IOUH HI 1 ll.llilS lll.lkl'-.

(Ins IKMIU- liil i ilint.ll I I (1,1 All.ilil id I'Hl I Hit HOMt Wi: h.iiiufs vviili -1 itM lull li.itlis nepldi JH illy Muoin .11 Mt Hi A I HAl I Ndt We Ofttil 2 Allh 4 iiH lull t)dlll hOllli: with tiilin.ll '(run.) hviny KKHM jn.l iliin imn.1 vvuik Ixvl piicei) to sull i lots. $30 AFTtM HODMi AND iuNUMIb Ovtly HnldcillHi, OHI Vick, "i HI 775-0531 SOUTH DEL RIO This kiryti 3 BH. 1 biith is 1st time on Ihu ftieifkol homo. Liirgt) tree shiid lot. EM.tilltint coiiililion.

I OR SALt INVfSfMFNf PROPCRriCS COMMtRCIAL 1' inline lion 11 Ai.itfs, Hi Way 90 COMSIOCK I ully enirppml luisint'ss (KiriH)t), Seivii'o Sl.i Hi 1 K) Wost. to sell! OwiH'i will note I AND AMISIAl) MfclCiHFS txlia Wdtei fiont lol on t.dke AinisUid tU A RAN i HI I OS Only 3 10 Acie ii.n Is lull in this subdivision Inline diul us inu. tnyliMi to mudt in Million VI IjA Vt RIU 2 watai tionts lols Ine HID cii jndu 3 I'uinei ot dth diui Ave I mis is to certify that Jim M. Murdoch has made application with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission for a General Distributor's License to be located at 109 E. Gibbs St.

Del Rio, Tx. 78840 and will operate under the assumed name of Rio Grande Beverage Company. Jim M. Murdoch Pres JoDana R. Ware Vice Pres.

Jack Ware Secretary Treasurer Notice is hereby given in ac cordance with the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commis sion that Emeral Lee Martin under the assumed name of Lounge is making ap plication for renewal of a Mixed Beverage Permit to be located at 3811 Hwy 90 Del Rio, Tx. 78840 Val Verde County. Antonio Pogorzelski Owner PUBLIC NOTICE The Val Verde County hospital district will be accep ting sealed bid proposals at the office of the administrator. Val Verde Memorial Hospital, 801 Bedell Del Rio, Texas, un til 5 p.m. October 16, 1978, for fhe purchase of 1.

One, 100 pound commercial washing machine; 2. Two, 75 pound commercial washing machines. The directors of the Val Verde County hospital district reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to accept the most ad vantageous to the district. Thomas p. Santry Administrator Val Verde Memorial Hospital Thrifty Gifts! Ui i i /k.iu IVVll 1 in, Add a fun touch to kitchen chores with this lively pair Use no-cost scraps of fabric for clown and bunny potnolders that look like puppets.

Features are quick to embroider Pattern 710 transfers, pattern pieces, easy directions. $1.50 lor each pattern Add 40tf each pattern for lirst class airmail and handling Send To: Laura Wheeler Meedfecraft I Nt-edh't-raft Di-pL 38 I Del Rio News-Herald York, NY 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip, Pattern Number. NEW FOR 1979' NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG Hundreds of beauti ful things to make 1 3 free patterns inside Send East Jranslen J1.50 128-Patchwork Quilts $1.50 127-Afghans Dollies $1.50 126-Crafty Flowers $1.50 125 Petal Quilts $1.50 124 Gifts Ornaments $1.50 123-Stitch'n'PalchQuilts $1.25 122 Stuff'n' Puff Quilts $1.25 121 Pillow Show-Offs $1.50 120 Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 119 Flower Crochet $1.00 118Cror.net with Squares $1.00 116 Nitty Fifty Quilts $1.00 115 Ripple Crochet $1.00 114 Complete Afghans $1.00 112 Prize Afghans 111 Hairpin Crochet $1.00 107 Instant Sewing $1.00 105 Instant Crochet $1.00 103 15 Quilts for Today 102 Museum Quilts 101 Quilt Collection 75( SIDE GLANCES NKW YOKK i AP) Bisexual hank robber John Wojf.owio/, whoso bank heist was the basis for the movie "Dog Day Afternoon," says he must gel a job before the end of the month or go back to jail. "At places where they've known about who I am, they never say 'no' right out, but I Rmtro- Craf BERNICE BEDE OSOl October 6, 1978 Old attitudes will make way for the new this coming year and you'll find yourself being receptive and anxious to acquire knowledge about many different things.

This change will do you good. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) The doldrums accomplish only one purpose keeping you miserable. Shake them off.

Get yourself moving. You'll quickly find much to smile about. Find out more about yourself by sending for your copy of Astro- Graph Letter. Mail 50 cents for each and a long, self- addressed, stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y.

10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Being subjected to putting up with difficult people would normally get you down, but not today.

Because of your attitude, things will eventually come out your way. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) If you run into a few setbacks today, look for new methods or people to help you accomplish your purposes. Success lies in a fresh approach.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You have a friend who can help you find the answers to a situation that has you stymied. Don't be too proud to seek advice. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 19) Call a halt to an involvement you have with another if things are getting a little too costly. In retreat, a new direction can be found. PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) Don't become frustrated when you run up a dead-end street today.

Admit you made a wrong decision. Once you accept this, a new way will open up. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) A heavy responsibility not necessarily of your own making could rest on your shoulders today. Accepting the burden philosophically will be a big help in disposing of it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Depending on others today to take care of what you think should be their duties would be a mistake.

The only person you can rely on is yourself. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Old, unsolvable problems should be kept buried for the moment. Go on to other things that you know bring happiness. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Take care today with jobs calling for mental concentration. Though you may want to get your work finished, chances are your mind would wander too much.

LEO (July 23-Aug .22) You're good at everything today except the handling of money. Wait till another day to shell out for something you think you can't live without. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A lack of patience could spoil some beneficial happenings coming your way today.

A little more tolerance for (hose you deal with will reward you the most. by Gill Fox 'llri I HIV 'Peitect attue tor shovelling snow!" People in the Tho Funniest Movie n'f Too Bicj For One Then 2 for 1 Big Snonfct never hear from them," ho said recently, reflecting on four dozen job interviews and visits to 15 employment agencies. Tne movie, starring Al Pa- cirio, has grossed more than $50 million around the world. Wojtowicz's cut of the movie rights has grown to nearly $100,000, but he can't touch it under a New York law that confiscates such profit to compensate crime victims qualified' is what they say, because they can't refuse you just for being an ex-con or gay or too old," he complained. Sentenced originally to 20 years in 1973, Woitowi'z was released from the federal prison in Uanbury, Aug.

28 and assigned to a convicts' halfway house on New York's West Side. His parole is effective Nov. 28, provided he's got a job by Oct. 2R. SALT LAKE CITY "When picking a movie part, I don't pay any attention to ratings.

I'm looking for a good story," says actor Jimmy Stewart who thinks movie goers are beginning to get sick of sex and violence being used in films for no apparent purpose. "I'm not talking about a message. I'm not talking about significance. I'm talking about storytelling," Stewart said Tuesday. If a movie is trying to get a message across and everyone has to talk all the time, you should be on a lecture tour, said the veteran actor here to boost his latest film, "The Magic of Lassie." CHICAGO (AP) Henry Kissinger, an avid soccer fan, has been given a chance to do something more than just root for his favorite team.

The North American Soccer League announced Wednesday that Kissinger has been appointed NASL board chairman and will serve as an adviser on league matters affecting soccer in the United States and Canada, especially on the development of viable programs for U.S. and Canadian national teams. Kissinger, who also has purchased an option to buy a franchise in the NASL, will serve without pay, the league said FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP) "I went through so much pain, but I kept my marbles all the way through," says marathon swimmer Stella Taylor describing the cramps, fatigue and jellyfish stings that hampered her second unsuccessful bid to swim from the Bahamas to Florida.

"I'm going back into training Friday," the 46 year-old Miss Taylor added, saying she's looking for "some island that needs swimming around." Miss Taylor gave up her second effort Tuesday after 51 hours and 160 miles, some 28 miles short of her goal. She blamed the Gulf Stream for catching her and carrying her nor theastward away from the coast. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich (AP) Former President Gerald Ford will cast his ballot in the November general elec lion in California instead of his native Michigan. Ford and his wife, Betty, now live in Palm Springs, and his residency question was raised by local attorney Albert Dilley in a May 22 letter to Ford. Dilley claimed Ford had no legal right to vote in Kent County.

Ford told the Grand Rapids Press that although he disagreed with Dilley's interpretation of Michigan election laws, "we do not wish to have protracted litigation" on the question. "Betty and I still own a home in East Grand Rapids and we consider East Grand Rapids and Grand Rapids our real home," he said. SGT. PEPFSPS LONELY HEARTS CLUB BAND" ROCK HUDSON FARROW PLUS SNEAK 7:45 PIUS SNEAK 9:30 NEW YORK (AP) A letter hand-written and signed by the late President Harry Truman has been sold at auction for a record $7,250. Sotheby Parke Bernet auctioneers said Truman's letter was written to Paul Patterson of the Baltimore Sun and dealt with the end of World War II hostilities against Japan.

No letters by Truman have! ever sold previously for more than $1,000, a spokesman for the auction house said Tuesday. JUST WHIN YOU THOUGHT IT WAS SAFE TU 60 BACK TO THE MOVIES. BIAKE EDWARDS' WBeftT WEB8ER YAN CANNON TONY ADAM? wn pi? by FRANK WALOMAN-ROH CLARK-BIAKE EDWARDS Animation by BIAKE EDWARD5 Dieted BIAKE EDWABW United AftlStS acatera RESTAURANT NIGHT CLUB WARNING! YOU MUST HAVE YOUR SURVIVAL KIT TO BE ADMITTED TO THEATRE. OBTAIN THEM FREE FROM CASHIER AT TIME YOU PURCHASE YOUR TICKET! Announces a limited Engagement of: SLITHIS SANDOR "The Great" IIIMS I 1)0 DAVIS PRllDUCMON IAN BIANCNARD MIIIIJlSM MIIIO HllKANDHIA CfNNIS HI Ml I CON S'IPHIN IRAXIfR PAlii MBIAN SllfMIN UAIIFS PLUS-SECOND ACTION GODZILLA'S Vs. COSMIC MONSTER Fine Entertainment For the Whole Family 8 Originally from Juarez, Mexico, SANDOR preforms amazing tricks once seen on the Ed Sullivan Show as as his unique MAGIC! wei SHOWTIMES: 9:00 and 11:00 Dinning Dancing if Cocktails Live Band Nightly 5 Blocks from Inf'l Ramon YourHott LATE SHOW 10:00 ONLY LAST DAY PER CARLOAD Adults NAKED CAME THE STRANGER AMD EXOTIC Advantures of Zorro ONE SHOW THURSDAY TELEVISION GUIDE THE 8 00 6 7 00 8 00 9 00 IS 10 IIS 122 NBC 4-KMOL NBWS Una Haw Honeys Project UFO Ouincy W.E.B.

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