The Odessa American from Odessa, Texas • 30

jl 03 THE ODESSA AMERICAN Sundoy, November 2. )m October busy month was YOUR HOME BUILD AND IMPROVE ALL LOCKED UP IN A BARN By AUGUSTUS SUGIIA, Archifct for Odessa contractors The total estimated valuation for which building permits were issued October was about twice that of Jhe same month last year. According to weekly reports from the City of Odessa building depart-' ment October 1980 ended with a total 215 permits issued with a total valuation for which those permits were issued of (7.03 million. This compares to 117 permits issued in October 1979 with an ending valuation for which those permits were issued at $3.27 million. The trend for construction in Odessa has slowed but the year of 1980 so far has a total of 1,680 permits and a total valuation for which permits were issued of $83.56 million.

During the same 10-month period in 1979 there were 1,444 building permits issued with a valuation total of $52.87 million. The week of Oct. 24-30 ended with .50 permits issued at a valuation for which those permits were issued totaling $1.45 million. This compared to a total of 61 permits at a total valuation of $1.75 million for the previous No commercial permits were issued during the week of Oct 24-30. For new houses in Odessa week of Oct 24-30 ended with 12 per- mits at a total valuation of $771,000.

Owners were issued permits for houses with the following address and valuations given: Danny Schnaubert, 4509 and 4511 Graves, two for $50,000 each; Row Row, 1928 Manor at 6426 Opal at No. 5 Cascade at and No. 4 Placid Court at Jack Cook Builders, single-family attached units at 3931 Scott at 3933 Scott, 3935 Scott, 3937 Scott, and 3941 Scott, $69,900. Twenty-one permits were issued for residential additions totaling $149,979. Permits for mobile homes numbered eight at a valuation for which the permits were issued estimated at $85,300.

Owner with the following addresses and valuations given were issued permits last week: Mark Garza, 1409 South Sam HOUSE DESIGN 4480: A barn-style home is also a masterpiece of compactness that incorporates three bedrooms into the two-story layout. A large dining area is provided in the country kitchen, and the silo contains split stairs with balconies at two levels. Room for washer and dryer is at the entrance to the downstairs bath, and the upstairs bath is split for tandem use. A covered terrace wraps Houston, John E. Burris, 501 North Grandview Juan O.

Lopez, 1327 South Washington, Roy Jackson, North Golder, No. 9, David Akers, Mobile Homes, 203 Royalty, Lloyd Freeman, 3008 North Henderson, $4,000 and 211-A West 31st, and Baron Mobile Home Park, 3214 West County Road, $12,200. Commercial additions ended the week with a total of nine permits valued at $448,017. Permits for commercial additions were issued to owners with the following ad-' dressess and valuation given: OPI, 905 South Grandview, $30,000 for an alteration; Mike D. Swinney, 3817 North Dixie add office space for Ben Florez, 702 East Seventh, $1,200 to add a storage building; Ector County Independent School District 1201 North Dotsy, add restrooms to Odessa High School at EC1SD, 400 North Kelly, add restrooms at Fannin Elementary School for ECISD, 17th and Maple Street, add restrooms at Dowling Elementary School for ECISD, 37th and Permian, add restrooms at McCoy Lumber, 525 South Grand-view, add a lumber shed for and Sizemore Pump, 1604 West Second, a $6,000 addition.

Installation set Texas Permian Basin Chapter of the American Safe Deposit Association will have their annual installation banquet Saturday at the Inn of the Golden West, Fourth and Lin around a back corner. YOUR H0MEBuUD AND IMPROVE Boa Tin, Grand Station, Das Mm, IA SKBt I EnclOMdistl.se each lor 1 1 StudyprktKI) of HOUM Design N0.44M I I Encloaatf tt tt 50 for bultdlno Instructions lEnclowdrt tJ SOfor John O. Btootfgood's I I Most Popular Houta Oastens" 'J 971J on (J "I SeCOnd' j-jji' -courny i I "SO Homes and Homa Improvomants" I I Enclosad Is tor John O. Btoodeood's I 1 1 I "ISO Homa Improvamant Protact Idaas" I (PRICES IHCtUOC POSTAGE AND HANDLINC) BW -T ST ss- I HaflsWIaVK iA Jt: I I i I ill 1 1 1 i I .11.. i I I I I I tfAIAE OF NEWSPAPER STREET CITY STATE 6 BP Oo not sand cash Mam chack or moim orosr payaM to 'Your Homa Plans'.

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Hospitality hours will be 7-8 pan. with dinner at 8 pjn. The guest speaker will be Fred G. Middleton of the First National Bank of Mildand. FIREPLACE: Factory components are easy to assemble into a fireplace for an existing structure or a new building.

No masonry or special footing ar needed since it is built over flcoringl i II" ecoNL Fireplace is 8', 5" wide, deep, and reaches ceiling. FLOOR CissX King Futures Syndtcata, Inc. irfmm i S-' 'yrv V. ''t -2L sr lTm-' k-' i 1 i t- i 1 i 1 I my I A 11 Klnn.rl.i-notAr IGrand opening amnai-ai afrife SmiM, leidiUM asjsiJk JassssssssssssssssJ i general manager, Jim Cole, chamber of commerce ambassador, and Bob Glast, company president. City Pipe and Supply held grand opening ceremonies for its new Kermit Highway offices last week.

On hand for the ceremony were (L to R) Dallas Garret, JAMES MCCORMICK ERIC T. JAGER WILLIAM B. EPPLER R. A. bnearn of 2816 Teakwood Drive has been elected to the board of directors of Balie Griffith Firestone, in Odessa.

Sneath, vice president and general sales manager for the television and appliance department of the company, has been employed by Balie Griffith Firestone since 1948. Economic seminar set Thursday IIOLLf.IID IHSFECTIOn SEHUIGE inc. (Complete Closeout) And Others tw Eppler, Guerin Turner, is one of the largest regional i member firms of the i New York Stock Ex- ing years, especially as it will be affected by tire results of the Nov. 4 elections. He will also discuss what steps individual a businesses might take to either survive or prosper in Unexpected environment.

economic outlook, current interest rates and inflation. i McCormick will speak on the general economic and financial situation and address the question of where the country is headed in the com change and maintains 25 offices throughout Texas and Oklahoma, including the office in Odessa. Call letters are changed on Channel 9 L. H. NELSON TXGS-079-0089 nOUEIilDEn 12 BROWN OIL TOOL YARD (Between Midand and Odessa) una I -Permian Basin Television Corp, new licensee for Channel 9 in the Odessa-Midland area and Channel 4 in Big Spring, has been awarded new call letters KTPX-TV replacing KMOM-TV.

The new call letters were approved recently by 4he Federal Communications Commission. Richard Shively, chairman of the board of the company, said the new "call letters for the Odessa-Midland station were an abbreviated version of "Television for the Petroplex." He said the call letters for the Big SRring satellite station would remain the same. Permian Basin television Corp. recently acquired ownership of the two television' stations and is in the process of arranging for new studios and transmitter for Channel 9. I af' 'S Estate A seminar on the economic and financial future of the United States will be presented at 5 p.m.

Thursday at the Permian Playhouse. "America What is Her will be the theme of the seminar, co-sponsored Th a American and Eppler, Guerin Turner, investment counselors. The seminar will begin with a half hour cocktail reception in the lobby of the theater followed by three 20-minute presentations by executives of EGT, a Dallas-based company -and a member of the New York Stock Exchange. There will be a follow-up" question and answer period and the seminar will end at 7 for admission but interested parties may call The Odessa American or the Odesssa office of EGT for seat reservations. Scheduled to make presentations are William B.

Eppler, president of EGT; James McCormick, senior vice president and director; and Eric T. Jager, vice presidentassociate director offesearch. Jim Reese of the Odessa EGT office will act as master of ceremonies. Eppler will present an overview of. the stock By Realtor CHIRLEKE 1LVET, C.M.I.

W1SSQ1 NEW LOOK AT HOME BUYERS Today, over 40 of the work force is comprised of women. This new picture of the American family has also changed the statistical appearance of the average home buyer. One out of every i 14 homes sold today will be bought by a single woman. This group could easily account for 10 of the housing units purchased by 1980. Professionals and teachers are leaders among single female home buyers followed by flight-attendants, para-professionals and self-employed women.

Average age is 34 and almost 80 are "younger buyers are found in urban areas of more than 250,000 population. -Another trend is that families in -which, both husband and wife work comprise half of all home buyers, while 10 years ago such families represented' 25 lor, half). Unmarried buyers now number close to 20 while ten years ago single buyers were virtually unknown to the housing market. Today 60. of current "purchasers have no children while ten years ago only 35 of home buyers were childless.

If there is anything we can do to help you in the field of real estate phone or-drop-in-at-EidsoH-j Wasson Realtors 3900 East 42nd. Across from Winwood Mall, Odessa. 362-2567. Potd Advertising Seagram's Holiday West Texas Sales Seminar Held Friday, October 31, at the Holiday Inn. Pictured from left to right are TUCKER, Seagrams State Manager of Dallas; MIKE TERK, Vice-President Terk Distributing at Amdrillo; PAT SANDERS, Seagram'sxSenoir Product Manager of Tampa Florida and BOB.SHILOFF, Vice President Terk Distributing at El Paso.

Triis is the first of such meetings held in Odessa with approximately 45 salespeople from Abilene, jt- gPBiaasWsssssm fpmmammmmmm' Thursday opening an 45 i op cnoice ior i Odessa's newest pizza parlor, employees Carol Angley and Godfather Pizza, at University Carla Brown, Janette Lawsort, landJAest CountyRoad, officially chamber of commerce am-l opened Thursday manager hand for the ribbon cutting Jerry Murphy. ceremony -were (left to right). a i these buyers are townhouses followed by high-rise condominium apartments. Most of the single women home marlceTThiaiBtry-s-it-: looks today. Jager, an economist, will then speak on the -country's Amarilfo, 1 Paso and Odessa..