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6-B She OSalueaton SailQ Ntiua Tuesday Morning, June 19,1984 Tuesday. JuneJ9. Showers Flurries Snow FRONTS: Wirm.ww.CoU.v-v. Occluded Stationary WMtrw NOAA. Oeoi APLaserphoto The National Weather Service forecast for today predicts showers for the northern Plains, the Southwest, the Gulf coast and from the Midwest to the Northeast'.

Warm weather is forecast for most of the nation. Cool weather is forecst for the northern Plains and western New England. Sun, Moon and Tides Tuesday, June 19 Sunrise 6:20 a.m. Sunset 8:21 Moonrise 12:33 a.m. Moonset 11:48 a.m.

High tide 10-59 a.m. (1.2).Lowtide2:36a.m. (1.2). Climate Data Monday, June 18 High 85. Low 78.

Record high 99 (1918). Record low 69 (1957). Rainfall in 24-hour period ending at 4 p.m. None. Rainfall since first of year 10.92 inches (4.37 inches below normal).

Marine Forecast PORT ARTHUR PORT O'CONNOR South and southeast winds 10-15 knots through tonight. Seas 2-4 feet. Widely scattered showers or thundershowers. PORT O'CONNOR BROWNSVILLE Southeast winds near 15 knots through tonight. Seas 3-5 feet.

Widely scattered showers or thundershowers. Extended Forecasts Thursday through Saturday SOUTH TEXAS Scattered showers and thundershowers east. Highs upper 80s and lower 90s east to mid- and upper 90s west. Lows 70s. WEST TEXAS Isolated late afternoon and evening thunderstorms.

PANHANDLE: Highs near 90. Lows mid-60s. SOUTH PLAINS: Highs low 90s. Lows upper 60s. PERMIAN BASIN: Highs mid-90s.

Lows near 70. CONCHO VALLEY: Highs mid-90s. Lows low 70s. FAR WEST: Highs mid-90s. Lows upper 60s.

BIG BEND: Highs low 90s to near 104. Lows low 60s to mid-70s. NORTH TEXAS No significant rainfall expected. Highs 90s. Lows 70s.

Weather Summary TEMPERATURES INDICATE OVERHIGHT LOU DAYT IKE HI15H INDICATES TEMPERATURES BELOU ZERO PRECIPITATION FOR 24 HOURS ENDING AT 7PM COT CITY MOM JUN 18 PCPN FORECAST TUE IUN 19 UIEA FORECAST 20 UIEA Storms sweep nation; many left homeless By The Associated Press Thunderstorms swept the nation from Nebraska to the Northeast on Monday, dumping up to 7 inches of rain on the waterlogged Midwest, leaving more than 2,500 families flooded out of their homes and turning more than 1 million acres of prime farmland into giant lakes. In Nebraska, where four people were killed when lightning hit their plane, 26 counties were declared disaster areas and officials feared the flooding from a week of wet weather could worsen. A severe storm watch went up Monday from Cleveland to Syracuse, N.Y., with forecasters warning of large hail, dangerous lightning and damaging winds in parts of northeastern Ohio, northwest Pennsylvania, western New York and the eastern Great Lakes. Three people were slightly injured and 25 houses were damaged in central Pennsylvania when up to 2 inches of rain fell early Monday in Centre County, authorities said. A state police helicopter searched by air for stranded residents, and small boats patrolled swollen creeks and flooded roads near Bald Eagle State Park.

In western New York, five bridges were washed out in the towns of Poland and Kennedy in Chautauqua County and Chautauqua Lake and the Chadakoin River were half a foot above flood stage, the National Weather Service said Monday. In Allegany County, 4.4 inches of rain fell within 24 hours, flooding basements and closing several roads. The rising Genesee River reached flood stage of 17 feet at Portageville and was expected to crest between 19 and 21 feet by Monday night. While the rain eased in the nation's mid-section, runoff-swollen rivers continued to rise and officials in Nebraska, Missouri, Iowa, South Dakota, Wisconsin and Kansas had only begun to assess flood damage. "More heavy rains are just something we can't take right now," said Benny Gullach of the National Weather Service in Omaha, Neb.

"Even one-half inch more of rain could make flooding even worse than what we are having right now." At least 1,500 homes and over 1 million acres of farmland remained flooded in Nebraska, and Civil Defense centers were opened in Ashland, DeWitt an Beatrice so residents could report property damage. "I have asked Civil Defense to have, by Friday, a detailed list of the public property damaged or destroyed so we can have that ready for application" for federal aid, Nebraska Gov. Bob Kerrey said Monday. The town of King's Lake, was evacuated late Sunday when the Elkhorn River overflowed, authorities said. Ninety percent of the houses sustained damage and some were under 6 feet of water, said Douglas County Deputy Sheriff Scott Farmer, adding that waters were not expected to recede for at least 36 hours.

Four people from Wooster, Ohio, were killed Sunday afternoon when their single-engine plane crashed eight miles south of Broken Bow, in heavy rain and hail, officials said. Witnesses said they saw lightning strike the aircraft just before it plummeted. "The plane apparently came apart in mid-air," said Custer County Sheriff Neal Fink. Madison, reported 7 inches of rain on Sunday, but no evacuations were ordered, police said. In northwest Missouri, where a week of heavy rain pushed the Missouri River over its banks and onto more than 70,000 acres of prime bottomland, some of the 1,000 evacuated families began returning home Monday after spending three nights in shelters.

"We have a town in Nebraska report 7 inches of rain in a half-hour and we received a heavy rainfall, so it is still not certain what we will do," said Atchison County, Sheriff JackMillsap. In Holt County, Judge Lee Russell said floodwaters rose so quickly that ranchers were forced to flee and leave their livestock behind. "We have a lot of livestock that we've got inundated. There's probably a lot of those drowned, hogs and cattle," he said. More than a dozen tornadoes were reported Sunday in the Midwest.

Hail damage might reach $350 million Legal Notices 3 Legal Notices 3 Legal Notices 1 Galveslon, TX PUBLIC NOTICE: NOTICE Is hereby given that on or about October 31, 1H3 John LaTour, Broadcasting filed with the Federal Communications Commission an application for a construction permit for a new FM broadcast translator station to serve Galveston, TX by rebroadcastlnfl KCFO on output channel number 269A. The transmitter will be located at North Latitude 23 45 and West Longitude 44 10. For additional details a copy of our "public file" may be viewed at the Galveston area public library. PUBLISHED: HARRIS GALVESTON COASTAL SUBSIDENCE DISTRICT NOTICEOF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all county and municipal governments and to all Interested persons within Karris and Galveston Counties: That the Board of Directors of the Hsrrls-Galveston Coastal Subsidence District will hold a hearing on Applications for, renewal of, and amendments to, permits fay the betow listed parties, and on applications for exemption from water well permits, on July 10, 1984, beginning at 9:00 a.m., at the office of the Harris Coastal Subsidence District, 1640 West Bay Area Boulevard, Houston, HarrlsCounty, Texas. NOTICE Is hereby further specifically given to: 1.

Amoco Chemicals Corporation 1. Amoco OH Company 3. BacliMM.U.O. t. BayvlewM.U.D.

5.ChapmanMoblte Home Park 6. COD Concrete Company 7. Consumers Water Corporation 8. Crow-Western Company 9. CSA Limited, Inc.

10. GAP Corporation tl.Cttyol Galveslon 12. Galveston County. W. C.4 I.

D. 13. Galveston County W. C. i I.

D. 112 IX. Gull Chemical Metallurgical 15. HeatherlochM.U.O. 16.

Houston Lighting Power Company 17. City of La Marque IS.CItyofLeagueClty 19. Marathon Morco Company 20. Marathon Petroleum Company 21. Memorial Hospital of Galveston County 22.

Mills RoadM.U.D. 23. Monsanto Company 25. Pine Forest Country Club 26.SanLeonM.U.D. 27.

R. L.Shuman 28.CltyofTsxasClty V). Texas City Refining. Inc. 30.

Texas City Terminal Railway Company 31. Union Carbide Corporation 32. Vista Mortgage and Really. Inc. 33.

Watergate Yachting Center 34. Douglas S. Welker Any person who desires to appear al Ihe hearing and present testimony. evidence, exhibits, or other information may do so In person, by counsel, or both. Copies of Rules governing the conduct ot the hearing are available at the Subsidence District's Office.

The hearing may be recessed from day fo day or continued where appropriate. Ronald J. Neighbors. General Manager Harrls-Galveston Coastal Subsidence District 1640 West Bay Area Boulevard Frlendswood. Effective INI, Texas law requires sellers of many business opportunities lo register with the Secretary of State before advertising or selling any business opportunities.

To obtain registration material, letters of exemption, or additional Information, please contact the Secretary ol State's Office, Business Opportunity Section, P.O. Box 13543, Austin, TX 71711, (512) 475-1749. This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising which Is In violation of the law, and suggest that our readers exercise reasonable caution when answering such ads by first requesting full Information from the Secretary of CLASSIFEDADVERTISIHG 4AM-5PM Noon Plan Ho. 1-KealChtapl $3.00 3LINES Plin No. 3-Evtn Cheaper! $6.00 JUNES 10DAYS For Item(s) Up to 11.000 Prices Mutt Be Slated In Adi Private PartlesOnly slock Excluded I SEC- I HAS Published June 19th.

1 THE GREAT CLASSIFIED WHEELS DEAL A Special Plan To Help You Sell Your Car, Truck, Motorcycle or RV (Classes 133. I3S, 140. 141) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TEXAS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CODE, THAT I TRIBUTING, INC. PRESIDENT TREASURE A DUBINSKI; A I DUBINSKI; MAD APPLICATION FOR A GENERAL A WHOLESALERS PE RAA IT AND PRIVATE CARRIERS PERMIT TO BE LOCATED A 2 0 1 0 MECHANIC STREET, CITY OF GALVESTON, GALVESTON COUNTY, TEXAS AND TO BE OPERATED UNDER THE TRADE NAME OF 4 SUPPLY CO. PUBLISHED: NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to a Resolution passed by the Commissioners' Court of pear by filing a written to the plaintiffs petition before the District Court of Galvtsfon County.

I22ND District Court at tiie Court House thereof, In Galveslon, Texas, at of before 10 o'clock A. M. of the first Monday next after expiration ef forty-two days from the dale of MM Issuance of this citation, same being the 9TH day of JULY-A. 1H4 said plaintiff's petition was filed In said Court, on the MRD day of MAY, A. I9K In this cause, numbered CV OM3 on the docket of said court and styled ROBERT L.

JONES, ET UX Plaintiffs VS GHOLAM H. ZAKKIZAOEH, CONSTRUCTION CO. Defendants A brief statement of the nature of this suit Is as follows, to wit: A PETITION TO REMOVE CLOUD ON TITLE ON A HOMESTEAD, TO WIT: THE WEST 7 FEET OF LOT 9 AND THE EAST 35 FEET 10 INCHES OF LOT 10, IN THE SOUTHWEST-BLOCK OF OUTLOT 33 IN THE CITY AND COUNTY OF GALVESTON, TEXAS AND IMPROVEMENTS THEREIN, as Is more fully shown by plaintiff's petition on file In this suit. The officer executing this process shall promptly execute the same according to law. and make return as the law directs.

If this citation Is not served within ninety days after date of Issuance, ft shall be returned unserved. Issued and given under my hand and the seal of said court at Galveston, Texas, this the 23RD 1M4. ATTEST: VJ.BENINATI, Clerk, District Court, Galveslon covnty. Texas By PAT LAWRENCE, Deputy PUBLISHED: ALBANY 62 70 ALBUQUERQUE AHAR1LLO 3 7 ANCHORAGE 49 ASHEUILLE 43 34 ATLANTA 71 91 ATLANTIC CITV AA 74 AUSTIN 71 95 BALUnOKE 67 68 BILLINGS 52 78 BIRMINGHAM 68 92 BISrtARCK 75 BOISE 49 81 BOSTON 61 73 75 91 BUFFALO 60 32 1 BURLINGTON 'JF 60 69 GASP Eft 76 CHARLESTON 3C CHARLESTON UV CHARLOTTE NC CHEYENME CHICAGO C1NCINNAT I CLE'JELANIi COLIJtlSIn SC f.OLIJrtBUS DM CONCURD NH DftL FT UORTH DRY TOM OENVEP! IlES MOINEB DETROIT DUUUTH EL PASO EUANSVILLE fth- 130 I-'LAGSTAFF RAPIDS (3REAT FALLS r.RF.ENSBORO NC HELENA UOHDUJLU HOUSTON IMlIANAPOI. 15 rtS JACKSONVILLE JUNEAU K'AIJSAS CITY LAS VEGAS LITTLE ROCK LOS ANGELES LOUISVILLE I.UBBQCK MEMPHIS MIAMI BEACH MiriLND-OIiESSA nll.UAUKEE MfLS ST PAUL NASHVILLE NEU ORLEANS NEU YORK NORFOLK VA NORTH PLATTE OKLAHOMA CITY OMAHA ORLANDO PHILADELPHIA PHOEH1X PITTSBURGH POfttLANP f.E PORTLAND OR PROVIDENCE RALEIGH RAPID Cl Tt RENO RICHMOND SACRAMENTO ST LGUIS ST PRBG TAMPA SALTLAKECITY SAN ANTONIO SAN DIEGO 15 PTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY 44 CLOUDY CLOUDY SHURS PTCLDY -50 PTCLDY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY 61 PTCLDY SUNNY F-rCLCY PTCLDY 04 PTCI DY SUNMY 13 P'TCLDY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY FTCLDY PTCLDY FAIR FAIR 03 SHURS SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY 45 fl OUtiY SUNNY PTCLDY 64 SUNNY 06 PTCLDY PTCLHV 95 91 69 43 70 71 73 72 71 as 74 72 56 67 74 64 66 74 ,5 56 36 68 43 69 59 74 76 A 7 6(3 48 67 72 72 65 6B 63 7A 78 70 70 65 72 70 6T5 71 51 76 64 69 74 72 51 60 68 5t 46 70 58 77 72 56 74 66 91 69 35 93 98 9.3 7 95 90 31 87 39 78 30 95 72 79 80 71 93 73 77 85 92 90 55 82 101 94 30 92 83 93 83 89 85 79 93 84 73 94 79 91 82 88 75 104 aa 64 75 72 92 77 85 98 98 92 87 79 95 74 .00 .01 .03 .37 .05 .02 .05 .23 .33 .08 .26 .40 .07 .09 .07 .02 .16 .01 .65 .32 .82 .05 .26 .10 .05 .01 .47 .05 .05 .02 .03 .04 .01 .01 SUNNY KTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY SUNHY SUNNY SUNNY SHURS SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY SUNNY TCLDY TCLDY CLOUDY SUNNY GHURS PTCLDY FAIR PTCLDY SUNMY SUNNY SHURS rjUNNY PICI.DY SIINMf PTCl-Ot PTCLDY CLOUDY PTCLDY CLEAR PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY CLOUDY PTCLDY PTCLDY CLOUDY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY SHURS PTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY SHURS PTCLDY SHURS SUNNY PTCLDY FAIR PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY 71 45 SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLUY TSTRrtS PTCL DY PTCLDY SHURS PTCLDY FAIR TSTRfHi SUNNY SUNNY Tsrr-rrv; tiUNN PTCLliY SUNNY PICLDY PTCLDY CLOUDY TSTRfIS CLEAR PTCLDY PTCLDY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY TCLDY PTCLDY TCLDY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY PTCLCY SUNNY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY SUNNY SUNNY TSTRM3 FAIR SUNNY SUNNY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY PTCLDY I ARVADA, Colo.

(AP) Insurance companies sent extra teams of adjusters to Denver's northwestern suburbs Monday, settling claims arising from last week's storms in which hail as big as softballs left damage estimated at $200 million to $350 million. "There will be claims from people who don't realize they have damage," said Jim Rose, a branch manager for Transamerica Insurance Co. "They won't realize it until it rains," and their roofs leak. Insurers expect about 100,000 claims from a pummeling one- hour storm Wednesday and another barrage of hail that hit the eastern suburbs of Denver on Friday afternoon, said Rose, who serves as publication relations chairman for the Rocky Mountain Insurance Council. Estimates of damage range from about $200 million to as high as $350 million.

"The day after the storm was pretty chaotic," Rose said. "You end up processing a lot of paper and telling people to put up a lot of plywood. "Now you have adjusters actually out writing checks." He added, "I was out in Aurora this weekend and, while it was nothing like what hit out west, there are some roofs and cars that were ruined." Rose said his company brought in three adjusters from out of town to help with the extraordinary workload. "I can see the number of adjusters on the street almost doubling for something like this," he said. The hail Wednesday afternoon and evening ranged from pea- to softball-sized and was particularly heavy and steady in Arvada and Wheat Ridge, both northwest of Denver.

A National Weather Service forecaster said a 30- to 40-square-mile quadrant of the metropolitan Denver area took the brunt of the intense, slow-moving storm. The storm hit its peak at rush hour and "there were a lot of cars on the street that might not have been there otherwise," Rose said. Water up to 5 feet deep backed up on streets and highways from the nearly 5 inches of rain that accompanied the two-hour storm, as hailstones clogged storm sewers. A Denver woman drowned when she was swept under a vehicle. In Wheat Ridge, the hail and high water left Carole Ferris wondering how to replace her two-story home.

The structure's foundation was weakened when a rush of water slammed a 4-foot wall of hail into it. The next day, the Wheat Ridge building inspector condemned the $62,000 structure, blaming the hail. Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Co. officials, however, decided that the damage was primarily due to flooding, a condition not covered by Ms. Ferris' homeowners' policy.

An adjuster offered Ms. Ferris $1,000 for roof damage. 3 10 10 LINES DAYS DOLLARS Private Party Advertisers Only Additional Lines S2.0O Each No Refunds tor Early Cancellations We Keep Galveston County Because the Bottom Uine is RESULTS call: News Classified Deadline 2:30 For Next Day Parents more protective BRECKENRIDGE, Texas (AP) A small makeshift grave on the outskirts of this quiet town has resolved a 3-year-old mystery, but it also has raised new questions and made parents more protective of their young children. Skeletal remains discovered in the grave were identified Saturday as those of 3-year-old Ryan Burton, who had been missing almost three years. But who, residents wonder, killed the young girl? Ryan was snatched from her crib the morning of Sept.

6, 1981, while the little girl's 12-year-old babysitter and 10-year-old brother slept in adjacent rooms. Ryan's parents, Bud and Helen Burton, were 90 miles away in Fort Worth. The discovery of the bones Thursday has left residents wondering why a child would be slain in this quiet town of about 7,000. "We've had a couple of children who have been run over, but never any children killed in my lifetime," said J.D. Reeves, 28, a Breckenridge police officer who has always lived in the town.

"In town like this, who'd have thought something like this could have happened?" Reeves said. "Now they're thinking it could have happened to their child just as easily. I'll guarantee you people are watching their children a lot more closely." HOW TO WRITE A GOOD CLASSIFIED AD t. IT'S ALWAYS BEST to start your advertisement with the name of the item or service you have to offer. If you have an apart mentor room for rent, or property for sale, it's better to start your ad with the location.

1. BE COMPLETE. Put yourself In the reader's place. If you were considering buying the Item, what would YOU want to know about it? Give the Stem's age. condition, size, brand name, and any other information needed to describe It accurately and completely.

3. DON't EXAGGERATE. Misleading information may bring potential buyers, but It won't help you make the sale once they've arrived. t. AVOID ABBREVIATIONS.

Standard abbreviations are OK. but don't overdo III Too many abbreviations will make your ad look like a secret code message. Rather than figure out what you have tosay, confused readers will just go on to the next ad. 5. INCLUDE PRICE I Price Is one of the biggest concerns of classified shoppers.

cf our readers surveyed said they would MOKE LIKEL RESPOND fo an that included price. Including price also helps you avoid Inquiries from callers not In your price range. 6. BE AVAILABLE. List your phone number or address so potentlil buyers will know HOW to reach you.

Slate the best hours to call so they'll know WHEN to contact you. If you're not home when an interested prospers calls, chances are he won't call back. J. GIVE YOUR AD A CHANCE to work for you by ordering consecutive Insertions. A play-sift 10-day order It beitand costs hss per Insertion.

Of course, should you sell the Item before that lime, simply cancel your ad and WE'LL BILL YOU ONLY FOR THE DA YS YOUR AD APPEARED. t. ASK FOR ASS I STANCE 1 Thai's what we're here for. A professional Ad-Visor al The Galveston Daily News will be happy lo help you word your ad for besl results. 9 TO PLACE YOUR AD In The Galveston Dally News, where you can reach thf active Gtlvesfon County classified market, CALL: 744-3611 Galveston County.

Texas, on trie Uth day of May 1M4, Ihe undersigned was appointed a Commissioner to sell that certain 100 toot strip of seawall right- of-way property no longer needed for seawall purposes, out of the West one-half IWVi) of Lot 59. Trimble and Llndsey Survey. Section 1, City and County of Galveston, Texas, lo Ihe adjoining and abutting land owners for not less than Its appraised market value, plus all expenses In connection of said sale, subject lo all the conditions and reservations and right of re-entry set forth in said Resolution authorizing said sale. Therefore, the Commissioner will on the 17th day of July, I9W. at 10:00 a.m.

In the lobby of the County Courthouse, south door, at the bulletin board, sell to abutting or adjoining owner, the above described strip for Its appraised value, plus all expenses In connection with said sale, and further conditioned that the Commissioners' Court shall approve the appraised market value prior lo the date ol sale. The Commissioners Court reserves the right to reject any offer of purchase if deemed unreasonable. A metes and bounds description of the above tract as well as all conditions of sale may be Bids and Proposals 4 INVITATION FOR BIDS "The Galveston Housing Authority will receive bid for roof replacement ot projects, TEX017004, 017005, 017006, until 10:00 a.m. on the 12th day of July, 19(4, at S3rd. Street, Texas 77550 at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and real aloud.

Proposed forms of contract documents, including plans and specifications, are on lilt at the office of the Galveston Housing Authority at 920 53rd. Galveston. Texas 77550. Copies of the documents may be obtained by depositing 121.00 with the Galveston Housing Authority tor each sel of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be refunded to each person who returns the plans, specifications and other documents In good condition within 10 days after bid opening A certified check or bank draft, payable to the Galveston Housing Aurthority, U.

S. Government bonds, or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the bidder and acceptable sureties In an amount equal to five percent of the bid shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will be required to furnish and pay for satisfactory performance and payment bonder bonds. Attention Is called to the provisions for equal employment opportunity, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth In the Specifications must be paid on this project. The Galveston Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids or lo waive any Informalities in Ihe bidding.

No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 40 days subsequent to the opening of bids without the consent of the Galveston Housing Authority. Housing Authority cf the City ot Galveston ByM. Sendejas. Jr. Title Executive Director Date June I1.19S4 Published June 13th.

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41h, 5th, 6th, 7th, 6th. 9th, 10th, Ulh, NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bids lor Ihe construction of; White Sands of San Luis Pass Section 1 Water Distribution System Sanl tary Col lection System System and lor the White Sands of San Luis Pass, Section One, Galveston County, Texas, will be received In duplicate by Homecraft Land Development, Inc. on behalf of the City of Galveston. Tax Reinvestment Zone III. Galveston, Texas, at the City ol Galveston City Hall, 823 25th Street, Galveston, Texas, Mayor's Conference Room IJ01, until 3:00 p.m., Wednesday, June 27, 19W; at such time the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read.

Construction Drawings. Technical Specifications, and Contract Documents will be available at Century Engineering. 2i37 South Gessner. Suite 205, Houston. Texas with the remittance of Fifty Dollars (MO 00) non refundable, per set.

obtained at the County ingiriers June 17.19.34. 1ya4 Office. Shearn Moody Plaza. Galveston, Galveston County, Texas. HAROLD L.STUBBS, Commissioner PUBLISHED: NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bids for the construction of: White Sandsof San Luis Pass Section? Water Distribution System Sanitary Collection System Drainage System and White Sands of San Luis Section Two.

Galveston County. Texas, will be received In duplicate by Homecraft Land Development, Inc. on behalf of the City of Galveston, Tax Reinvestment Zone 111, Galvesfon, Texas, at the City of Galveston City Hall, 823 25th' Street, Galveston, Texas, Mayor's Conference Room 1201, until 3:90 p.m., Wednesday, June 27. 1M4; at such time the sealed bids will be publicly opened and read. Construction Drawings, Technical Specifications, Contract Documents will available at Century Engineering.

2537 South Gessner, Suite 205, Houston. Texas with the remittance of Fifty Dollars (150:00) non-refundable, per set. REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Sealed proposals will be received by the Auditor of Galveston County, Room 328, County of Galvesfon. for llw Texas until 12:00 P.M. Monday.

Pa July 14, 1964 for the following item(s) listed below: Development of On-line Computer Software for a Financial Management and Accounting System, Including the requirements of the G.F.O.A., using the Honeywell D.P.S. Computer Hardware (mainframe) and GCOS Operating System. Descriptions, specifications lit applicable) and bid forms are available at the County Auditor's Office. All prices quoted shall be F.O.B. destination.

Any questions concerning the bid should be directed to Mr. Phil Lohec at (409) All sealed bid proposals shall be marxed on the envelope outside with the bid number, opening time, date and the firm offering Ihebid. All bids received after the prescribed time, regardless of mode of delivery, shall returned unopened. Bids will be opened at the Commlsstoenrs Court at 5:00 P.M. at the scheduled meeting date.

All bidders are cordially Invited to the bid opening, but are not required to aft end. The County of Galveston reserves the right to reject any or all bids. In whole or In part; to waive any informality In bid. and to accept the bid which. In Its discretion.

Is in the best of Galveston County. Phil Lohec County Auditor County of Galveston, Texas PUBLISHED: THE STATE OF TEXAS TO: GHOLAM H. ZAKKIZADEH, 8. CONSTRUCTION CO. DEFENDANT GREETINGS: You are hereby commanded to NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids, addressed to Mitchell Development Corporation of the Southwest, 2201 'Timbei'locn Place, The Woodlands, Texas WHsen Associates, Engineer, i 1321 Campbell Road, Houston, jTexas 77055, will be received at the above address until P.M.

July 12, 1M4, and then publicly opened and read Tor furnishing all plant, labor, material and equipment and 'performing all work required for DRAINAGE AND WATERLIN IMPROVEMENTS FOR INDIAN BEACH (contracts) In Galveston, Texas, for SWtchell Development Corporation of the Southwest. All proposals shall bfc accompanied by a. bid bond, from a reliable surety company or a cashier's check or certified check upon a national or state bank In the amount of of Ihe total base bid amount, payable to Mitchell Development Corporation of the Southwest, as a guarantee that.