The Tyler Courier-Times from Tyler, Texas • 75

Boren Abstract Co. Inc. a member of the Texas Land Title Association convention committee. The company was recently recog-nized by the Tyler Chamber of Commerce during Small Business Week. Boren Abstract, which has eight employees, is open from 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Monday Friday. Pictured L-R: L-R: Donna Hayley, Margaret Scott, Andy Scott, Leslie Tyler, and Barbara Hughes. Boren Abstract Company 800 First Place, is the oldest privately owned and operated title insurance business in Smith County. Boren Abstract, which has been in business more than 101 years, is licensed by the state and is a member of the state and national title associations to deal with abstracts and title insurance. The family firm is owned by I.C.

Scott, Margaret Scott and Andy Scott, who serves on the American Land and Title Association education committee. He has served as an instructor at Texas Land Title Association's annual school and as 11 flira IMSY Yl 2m 1 1 0 IN Row ICBJUE Broadcasters Unlimited, Inc. large audiences, every sales person is trained in radio marketing to assure the advertiser that the message effectively reaches the consumer. Research and training are placed at the top of our priority lists, and have been since the creation of BUI. Recently, Gulfstar Corporation, an established and successful Texas Broadcasting company, entered into an agreement to purchase Broadcasters Unlimited, Inc.

In making the announcement of the transaction Don Chaney emphasized the intent of the new ownership to continue the tradition of winning with BUI, using the professionals who have made the stations work so well. Dedicated to the highest standards, Gulfstar Corporation has a solid background in Texas broadcasting. "Gulfstar's performance elsewhere, and our history in East Texas should assure every listener and advertiser that the service we provide will continue to be the finest of its kind available," said Mike Gatons, General Manager, KNUEMIX. Broadcasters Unlimited, was incorporated in 1982 and the following year purchased Radio Station KNUE, establishing the station's country music format that has proven so popular in East Texas. Under the leadership of Don Chaney, President and CEO, BUI has grown through the years as it acquired KKYR in Texarkana and KCKR in Waco.

In 1990 the company leased Radio Station KISX which is now familiarly known as MIX 107.3, a station featuring hits of the 70's, 80's and90'. The tradition established by KNUE 101.5 and MIX 107.3 in Tyler and throughout the trade area has proven to be successful for both listeners and advertisers alike as evidenced by Arbitron radio surveys year after year. The combination of KNUE and MIX is an unbeatable blend of listeners, both in numbers, ages, male and female for businesses who want to market to today's consumer. Just as programming on both stations is carefully researched before airing to assure attracting.