The Waco Citizen from Waco, Texas • Page 4

PAGE 4 THE CITIZEN NEWSPAPERS, WACO. TEXAS. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, 1970 There's A Friendly Church Near You! 0 Worship Regularly With Family and Friends jCiStCH, Ifl me you Homething abniit the church. a place where is The and ihe man are on the level.

My best and were formed at church. It was there that I learned the portance and value of my life to and to the Morld. I work with my hands, worship (iod my heart, and live with the knowledge that my in the church a strength to the community in nhich I live: and that is one of the things that makes life north Perhaps too. can say what this man from own experience. However, if have not the meaning and of life as it is revealed in the Bible taught by the church, why not avail of the A man trill hear, and and a man of underitandinfi attain unto wise rounteh." I "Other foutiddtion can ho man lay than that ii hud, tihieb Jetut I Car.

II Davis Iron Works, Inc. 630 X. Valley Mills Dr. "72-7260 Sturdivant Bros. Automatic Transmission Service Knom We 1725 North 25th 752-5281 J.

M. Wood Manufacturing Co. 200 South Commerce Lind Paper Company K.L. 324 South 3rd 752-9223 Mid Tex Butane, Inc. 113 S.Valley Mills Dr.

S.J. Guthrie Company Htui 1415 New Road John Lindsey Upholstery Furniture Repairing 315 Mary Landscaping Lawn Service Creative UeSiignuig 717 South nth 7S3-2501 Baker Plumbing Company 3420 Wood 753-3910 Robinson Auto Supply 3908 Bosque Blvd. 752-2661 Fairgate Rexall Pharmacy Btfltie I June beim 3900 Bosque Blvd. Bettle Wi( Ouner June beimer, Warmist Copies Progress 70 Avollable This series of Illustrated Religious Messages is made possible by the support of these church and civic-minded business people: 614 Jefferson 752-4841 752-1616 Nelson Plumbing Repair Servite Shelby 756-4660 Perhaps some of our readers have been out of town on vacation and are just now getting around to reading the Progress 70 edition. To help sell Waco and Iwost it we are offering 6 copies mailed anywhere the U.S.

for $1.00. See coupon inside. VFWs Petition Prisoner Releases Inspiration for tlie Week G. H. WHITLOCK 917 N.

20th The Success Story Next week will be VFW Freedom Signature Week. It was sc declared by Mayor Travis Du- Bols in a proclanjation issued at Waco city council meeting. It was stated that 1,400 prisoners of war are being held captive In Asia. Mayor and all councilmen signed the petition. Ancrther proclamation issued by the Mayor set September 17 23rd for participation In Week, and servance of Constitution Week, as requestedby Councilman Bill McDavld for Patrick Henry Chapter of the American Revolution.

This is in keeping with a similar proclamation Issued by the President of the United States, Richard Nixon. Spenco Medical Corporation 5 year tax relief was extended to another 4.5 acreage. Permission was given Dr. Jack Walker to continue operation of Waco-McLennan County Community Health Clinic for September. No parking on Dutton from 4th to 5th Streets was announced.

Three leases at the airport were renewed for Frank Price on Bailding 218, Civil Air Patrol at $150 a month rental; and HOT Band Radio Club at $1 a year. Corner Valley Mills Drive and Cobbs Drive was rezoned to C-2 giving permission for a 7-11 Store, which had previously been delayed. Five resolutions passed granted Mobile homes for Becker and Johnson as well as for Councilman Karl May. Public hearing date of Oct. 13 was set for assessments on East Waco property.

Contract was made for Model Cities with Waco United Fund on coordinating unit in second year. Release of judgment liens. One ordinance rezoned certain orooertv. on Orchard Lant was amended. Traffic signal Virill be phased out on South 4th and UiSalle, with the one at 3rd, not needed it was reported, will remain there for awhile.

Fitting Supply a clarification of bids submitted, which do not bid on each item the specifications. Authorization was given to purchase drainage easements on Branch. Hearing on flood plan on Brazos Lake was set for Oct- ohet 13. Estimates and bills were paid. Moses, the man of God who led the children of Israel from the land of Egypt to the promised Land is considered to be one of the greatest men in old Testament times.

Wlienhewas a baby, he was taken by the daughter of Pharaoh, king of Egypt, and trained to become the greatest nation on earth at that time. When he became a man, he had to make a decision, namely, whether to become the King of Egpyt, or to go back with the children of Israel, and suffer affliction, and be true to God. Here is the decision which he made. By faith, Moses, when he was come to years, refused to be called the son of Pharaohs daughter; choosing rather to suffer afflicting with the people of God, than to enjoy the pleasures of sin for a season; es- teemmg the reproach of Christ greater riches than the treasures of Egypt. For he had respect unto the recompense of the rewarii By faith he forsook Egypt, not fearing the wrath of the king; for he endured, as seeing him who Is Did it pay Moses? It certainly DID.

Not only was he a great success in this life, but great is his eternal reward In Heaven when Jesus was here on earth, 1500 years after the death of Moses. Moses and Ell- jali (another great man of God Vitio had been taken to Heaven In a chariot of fire) met and talked with Jesus on the mount of Transfiguration. Not only had he been in Heaven for 15CW years, but also he will spend Eternity there reaping his reward for making his great decision and his faithful life; while if he had made the decision for Egypt, he probably would have been lost. Millions of lives, both in CHd and New Testament times have proved to be a real success In their lives, because they have made that right decision for their lives. You will have to make your decision.

What will it be? SkopfifUj W(ik SijloU Charles Mitchell Electric Co. 141" Brookview Shopping Center 753-5431 Ladd Feed Seed Co. 3028 North 19th St. 752-5131 Weaver Paint Body Shop In The 411 Walker 799-6347 Waco Construction Inc. General Contractors Joe A.

BrouTifield, President 6011 Bosque Blvd. 772-3660 Kotch Funeral Home, Inc. 24-Hour Ambulance Service 809 LaClede 799-5701 Waco Transit Corporation Courteous Service" 1 Franklin 753-0113 Compton Waltrip Funeral Directors 4400 West Waco Dr. 772-7440 Waco Since 1908" Redwoods, Inc. All Types of and Western Red Cedar Fences 623 Esther 772-9125 Waco Chrysler Plymouth, Inc.

906 Austin 753-0221 Body Shop Specialize Quality Workmanship Keasonatile My life IS begimimg to resemble a snowball rolling down hilL funny how slow things go tor such a long time, then, all of a sudden everything starts to happen at once. For example, I am fij'v the proud owner of a beautiful First Promise Ring. datlig Billy Chuck Crocker and he surpised me with it last Friday. Someofyou might know his uncle, Billy Asbell, been an advert izer of ours for a long time. Anyway, I am overjoyed with my ring.

I think you would exactly call this shoppmg, but I ran across the craziest Ixinch of people rve met in a long time. I went over to A-1 Am- tHilance to seU them an ad on Thursday afternoon. They aren't really crazy they are so funny that they make your stoma.h to listen to them. The first person I met was, I found out later, was Ray Anderson. Actually, a girl! Where she ever got a nATie like that never know, but she is a very nice lady Then I met Penny Hacker, She is the new owner of the Ambulance Service.

The first thing Noticed about her was her pretty hair; she seems extremely capable ofhandling an amtMjlance service, though. She does have a manager to help her, he even helped us make up the ad you see below. His name is Welcion Eason, and he is the new manager for A-L There are six drivers and four attendants who make up the rest of this highly qualified staff. The drivers are Wel- ckm, Pete Stamper, Charlie Dodd, Woody Eason, Steve Wilson, and Charles Garrett. The attendants are Ronnie McDaniels, Rick Connaway, Rcainie Sheilds and Paul Gately.

These are a fine bunch of boys who attend the various colleges around Waco when they working. I would like to tell offer and even a little history, workuig. I would like to tell you about the service they can offer and even a little history. I asked Penny when the service was founded, and it was so long ago they even settle on a specific year, but they did tell me that it has been consolidated and improved upon to become what it is today. They are the only Ambulance service is not connected with a funeral home, and they can go anywhere.

Of course, this gives you more complete service in case of emergency. They have six ambulances are fully equipped with maxiumum services and even air-conditioning. All of their drivers are first aid qMalified, too. Three of the ambulances are emergency vehicles and the other three are transfer coaches. In case of mass catastrophe, the emergoicy vehicles can have a stretcher hung 10 it so astocarry morepeople.

Penny proudly told me that the new ambulance they are getting will be equipped with everything is possible. Penny has only been the owner for four mcKiths and I was curious to know why or how a woman could end up in this business. She said she just became more and more tascm- ated by the business. Her interest grew until she found herself with A-L Penny takes most of the calls herself and relays them to the ambulances. says that her maui plan for the future is to upgrade their service and to give complete service and comfort to all their customers.

Visitors are welcome any time to see the officers and meet Penny and ail the employees. Also, they will be glad to have any organizations or church groups give them a call and they will be glad to come and give them a free demonstration. Last Friday, I attended a public relations committee meeting for the of Commerce. All of the radios, and newspapers were represented. Joe of Lewis Stoe Stores, was the mam speaker and asked us for our help and cooperationtopromote Waco.

The Committee had established three mam objectives were A. To mform and motivate the people Waco to promote our city. B. To Brmg youth mto the picture by mformmg and encouragmg them to be Waco C. To gain the cooperation of the news media publicizing the activities and events staged in support of these programs.

We were served a delicious luncheon the City Club of the First National Bank Build- mg. I enjoyed the program, and I am gomgtohelp in every way I can to achieve their purposes, because I like Waco. I hope your lives are gettmg as pleasant as mine is, and that all your days are shoppmg days. I wanted to give you an idea of how Billy Chuck looks, but the only picture I could find was this one I snapped of him when he looking. He was also sleepy which help.

Some of you probably know Billy Ciiuck. He was born and raised right here in Waco. He is now attending MCC and majoring in Sociology. Help Wanted My little girl is in the tospital and has heart failure. At present she is at the Hmerest, but is going to Dallas Hospital for an operation.

She is a precious years good, upstanding parents. Ttie father will go with the little girl and the mother will stay here with their three other children. your paper get some help for these they or curse and are truly fine people witti a great financial to buy groceries and help pay bills and keep the boys in school. I hope and pray someone will help them.Their address is 4024 Gram Lane in Bellmea4 THE FIRST SCRIPTURE recorded on cassette tapes, the entire New Test anient English Version, popularly known as News for Modern is exammed by blind readers at the Library of Division fortheBlmd and Physically handleafype'l, Washmgton, D. C.

Carl Allensworth, 73, left, is a regular visitor to the Readmg Room. With him on the right is The Rev. Dr. Dale C. Recker, secretary for Blmd Work of the American Bible Society, who presented the album to the Library.

BILLY GRAY is featured with Anthony Armstrong Jones durmg ivarem Western costume dance Saturday night at 7th and Jones is in the family of the English ruler, Prmcess Gray has a famed vkestern music recordmgband. A breakfast will be available at the Temple. WHOLESALE RETAIL SPECIALIZING IN INSURANCE CLAIMS INSTALLATIONS REPAIRS 7S6-0931 VAUir MILU JSorthrrest Air Conditioner Appliance Service $2.00 Off Service Call If You Present This Ad 24 Hit. On All All Work GuanntoMl 799-1646 DON LOWREY.