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The Seguin Gazette-Enterprise from Seguin, Texas • Page 8

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MJJASONDJFMAMJJA ChKigo Tfittuni There's a new face at Lack's Furniture Store. Marilyn Cosover has replaced Ttaa RCMB- des in the office, handling accounting and credit functions. Tina is going to school at UT El Paso. Marilyn and her husband, Aadrey, moved to Seguin six months ago from Lockhart. Audrey works for Texaco in the Darst Field.

Marilyn was formerly with the Department of Human Resources. Lack's welcomes Marilyn, and we wish her the best of luck in her new position. A HANDSHAKE welcomes Keith Hutson to Seguin State Bank and Trust Company a newly appointed Director. Welcoming him is the chairman of the board of di. rectors, Jane W.

Blumberg. Hutson is the vice-president of Preform, Inc. and is serving as general manager of their Knytex Division. (Staff photo) Hutson named to board of Seguin State Bank Keith Hutson has been appointed to the board of directors of Seguin State Bank and Trust Company by Jane W. Blumberg, chairman of the board.

He is the vice president of Protorm, Inc. and is serving as general manager of their Kny- tex Division, which produces high performance reinforcements for reinforced plastic industries on a national basis. After serving in the U.S. Air Force and after graduating from Texas Tech with a degree in engineering, Hutson came to Seguin. This was 25 years ago.

He is married and has two children: Leslie, 18, will attend Texas Lutheran College this fall and Whitney, 16, is a junior at Seguin High School. Hutson has been president of the Chamber of Commerce, president of the Kiwanis Club, chairman of" the Guadalupe County Republican Party, chairman of the congregation of Faith Lutheran Church and has been a civic leader in Seguin for many years. He is currently vice-chairman of the board of directors for the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority and is serving on the board of development for Texas Lutheran College. Duajr Hate, manager of the new Evans Sports on Court Street, says business is going well at the store which opened its doors on Aug. 15.

This is the second store for Tin Evana, owner, who also has a San Marcos location of Evans Sports, formerly known as the Jock Shop. Evans Sports carries complete line of sporting apparel in top brand names. They have the capabilities to handle team orders for uniforms, operate an iron-on facility and can do monograms. Assisting Danny are Mary Westerbolm, Keri Ryan and Shane Willis. All stand ready to help you with any of your sporting apparel needs.

Drop by and take a look at what they have to offer. Store hours are from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10a.m. on Saturday.

Ready for tenants Park Plaza is more than 98 percent complete on the first two floors and ready for tenants, according to Lloyd Uppe, architect, for the renovation program undertaken at the historic Park Hotel. Stressful type jobs varied By PAUL RAEBURN AP Science Writer NEW YORK (AP) If you had to guess whose jobs cause the most stress-related illnesses, you might say doctors, or police officers, or corporate executives. If you did, you'd be wrong. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, laborers top the list, with secretaries fight behind. The top 10 includes waiters and waitresses, farm owners and office managers.

Health professionals rank somewhere between 10 and 20, and police and top executives are further down the list. Air traffic controllers, who that they have very jobs, were not Ranked, probably because Ithere are too few of them. But walkout has brought the of job-related stress into public eye again. Stress is a contributing in 90 percent of all 'diseases, according to Dr. Greenspan, director iof the Center for Stress Related Disorders at New iVork's Presbyterian Hospital.

as many as half of all visits to doctors are related, he said. 'High blood pressure, a condition commonly associated with stress, afflicts almost 24 million Americans. Four million Americans have ulcers, and more than 16 million have heart conditions. The fact is stress attacks both the mind and the body. Humans share with animals a psychological-physiological emergency system known as the fight-flight response an automatic response to trouble, suspected trouble or uncertainty.

It can be triggered by a confrontation with an enemy or just the crackle of a twig in the underbrush. "The first stage is psychological a feeling of tension," said Michael Smith, chief of motivation and stress research at the National Institute for Occuational Safety and Health. "That triggers a hormonal reaction with an instantaneous effect, increasing heart rate and breathing," he said, Veins and arteries near the skin tighten up, reducing blood flow. "The body is trying to make sure if you get cut you don't bleed (excessively)." Those symptoms occur within one to five minutes, Smith said, bringing the body to a high level of energy. Then the body drops to a moderate level, where it can remain indefinitely.

"If you don't bring that level down within a day or so, it starts to have a cumulative effect on the muscles of the body, particularly the heart," he said. The muscles and the blood system eventually are worn down, and the digestive system is affected, causing indigestion and possibly ulcers. In 1978, a study sponsored by the Federal Aviation Administration found that air controllers were twice as likely as other people to drink after work and two to four times as likely to develop hypertension high blood pressure. Boston University psychiatrist Dr. C.

David Jenkins, one of the directors of that study, said the controllers deal with life and death situations, they must maintain constant vigilance, and they cannot relieve tension by fighting or escaping. According to Washington, D.C., stress management consultant Deana Goldstein, middle managers suffer more EYE OPENERS Q. Why were my new glaaata more expensive than my husband's? A. Everyone's eyes are different. Some of us need more complicated prescriptions that may cost more.

Your doctor of optometry can tell you if that is the Case with you. If your vision needs require it, you will have to live with a higher basic cost for your glasses but you can often save on options. Costs are higher for designer frames or lenses that are large; plastic; tinted; or of special design, such as "invisible bifocals" or sun- sensitive lenses. Some options are worth the cost in terms of both fashion and ease of seeing. Discuss the options with your doctor of optometry after your vision examination.

It will help in selecting glasses that fall within your budget and meet your needs and wants from the Amtrtean OpUmwtric Association By QR8. ZUNKER.ZUNKCR i KROMN.OPTOMETRI8T8 SOS E. CoUrt'Saau'n 379-5686 Wxonltotfeal Center Building Nixon, TX. 8M-1033 Ugllng. TX.

MAKEMONCY PREPARING INCOME TAXES Enroll in the Block Income Tax Course now. Make money during tax time Comprehensive course taught by experienced Block instructors begins soon in your area. Send for free information Classes begin 10th of September at 201 S. River, Seguin 7.5 CEU's Awarded 7070 San Pedro San Antonio, TX. 78216 Phone 828-3561 BLOCK VHO COULD OE A OETTER INCOME TAX TEACHER? Please send me tree information about your tax preparation course, and how I can make money.

Name Address City Slate Zip Phone by Linda Rogers and Sue Harwell The tax appraisal office moved into their suites on Friday and Deule Owens Realty is to open its doors in the former ballroom on Monday morning. Leasing is underway on the other three floors, with the third floor half completed and ready to be finished off to tenant specifications. All office space will offer the modern amenities of a first- rate business environment in the historic building that is a Texas Historical Landmark and on the National Register of Historic Places. Ben Logan, manager of Deanie Owens, said that they are really looking forward to having their office in such an excellent location. He feels One Park Plaza will give his company the nicest real estate office in town.

There will be a celebration marking the opening. Watch for more details in the Ga- zette-Enterprise. And, if you're looking for just the right spot for locating your office, drop in and have a look at what One Park Plaza has to offer. You'll be impressed. Cooking sckool preparation Get ready for the Protrcastvc Fanner Southern Kitchens Cooking School coming to Seguin on Sept.

17. The program is co-sponsored by Progressive Farmer Magazine and the Seguin Gazette-Enterprise. They will prepare 12 feature recipes on stage and will pass out complimentary gift bags to everyone who attends. During the show, members of the audience will be called to the stage to do some tasting and there will be drawings for prizes. The show is scheduled to start at 7 p.m.

and end at 9. Tickets for the school will be $1 and will be available at the G-E office, from stress than executives, who can delegate stressful duties to their employees and also enjoy "perks" that mediate the stress of their jobs. "The more pressure you're under and the less control you have of the situation, the more stress you have," he said. "If you're chairman of the board, you'll have less stress." A secretary, on the other hand, whose job is delegated by the boss, has little control. "She's left with the job, has no control and no knowledge of the reason for it." Greenspan defines stress as an individual's response to the demand for change.

It is neither good nor bad, but uncontrolled, it can produce distress and illness. Stress also can have beneficial effects, too, helping people to grow and change. Jobs are not the only sources of stress, of course. Two U.S. researchers ranked various "life events" in terms of how much stress they cause, based on hundreds of interviews with people who had gone through these experiences.

How new tax law would affect small business 1 The corporate tax rate on the first $25,000 of income is reduced to 15 per cent from 17 per cent by 1984; the rate on income of $25,000 to $50,000 is reduced to 18 per cent from 20 per cent. 2 First-year expensing of capital expenditures of up to $10,000 is allowed. 3 The rules governing the use of last in-first out accounting are simplified. 4 Estate and gift tax rules are liberalized to exempt from tax estates valued at up to to allow an unlimited marital deduction; to raise the gift tax exclusion per recipient to $10,000 from and to lower the top rate on estate and gift transfers to 50 per cent from 70 per cent. 5 The unearned income tax rate, affecting such things as dividend and interest income, is reduced to 50 per cent from 70 per cent.

The used-equipment investment tax credit ceiling is raised to $150,000 from $100,000. 7 A 25 per cent investment tax credit for increases in research and development expenditures is allowed. 8 The accumulated earnings credit, affecting income "beyond the reasonable needs of the business," is raised to $250,000 from $150,000. 9 The number of shareholders allowed in Subchapter corporations is expanded to 25 from 15. 10 Ordinary loss tax treatment of shareholders of certain small businesses is extended to include preferred stock.

Chicago Tribune Graphic YES! OUR SALE IS STILL ON! PRICE ON MANY PIECES OF STERLING SILVER JEWELRY PRICES GOOD UNTIL AUG. 31ST Anbreiu'0 AUTHORED DCAUR OF JAMCS E. NOLTE 372-0380 1100N. Camp. Proceeds will go to a local charity.

Call a cab! It's really great to have a taxi service in Seguin. Frances Stewart is the new owner operator of Taxi. She will be providing 24-hour service from two locations. During the day, she will be operating out of 1426 N. Austin where she also runs Screens and Things.

Nighttime service will be run from 113 W. Shelby. However, she can be reached at 3797993 at any hour. Frances will carry children to and from school or other functions and offers weekly and monthly rates for the service. This industrious lady has one car now, but with sufficient response from citizens, she hopes to add another.

Hard worker Sherry Howard has been named K-Mart's employee of the month for August. Sherry works in the office at the Seguin department store. Countdown to opening Things are moving right along at the Sports West complex. Travis Raven and his wife Sara are pleased with the progress at the facility. So far, it looks like the bowling center and the snack bar will be open prior to the opening of the rest of the complex.

During the weekly schedule, there will be several days of open bowling, sweetened by discount prices for the public. Watch for more information on the exact opening day, and be sure to check out the membership plans offered. Charter memberships are due by Sept. 1, CP National Corp. now 17th largest CONCORD, Calif.

(AP) CP National Corp. became the nation's 17th largest independent telephone company with million purchase of Great Southwest Telephone CP announced Friday. Great Southwest, 19th in the nation for revenues among independent telephone companies, has subsidiaries serving four southwest states, including 28,000 square miles of Navajo Indian Reservation. "The acquisition of Great Southwest Telephone is a major step in CP National's strategic growth and diversification plan for com- munications," said Ben W. Agee, chairman and chief executive officer for CP.

"With the addition of Great double the scope and magnitude of our telephone operations and become the 17th largest independent telephone company out of some 1,500 independents nationwide." He said NCC Systems, a Great Southwest subsidiary serving Arizona, New Mexico and Utah, soon will deliver cable television throughout the Navajo nation. The firm's subsidiaries in Texas serve 26 communities. WE'VE GOT THREE REASONS WHY YOUR FIRM NEEDS OUR LOCATION: one ('wan): being a single unit or thing, being one in particular. park ('park): a piece of ground in or near a city or town kept for ornament and recreation, an area maintained in its natural state. plaza Cplaz-a): a public square in a city or town, the center of a community's business activity.

WEEKDAYS 10-5 VOLUNTEER STAFF for community church In 1916 Seguin was celebrating the opening of a grand hotel built with the criteria of having style, grace, and most important, class. The entire town praised the development. Once again the people of-Seguin have reason to be proud of its downtown area. In September the one time luxury hotel will re-open as class A office space. All the modern amenities of a first rate business environment situated in the refurbished surroundings of a Texas Historical Landmark.

One Park Plaza's floorplan is extremely flexible and function al, allowing customized office space for every tenant. This makes for an ideal location for any upwardly mobile business, whether a small, one office com pany, or a multi-office firm Only a few more firms will be able to experience the comfort and practicality of busi ness in One Park the inosi luxurious office space in (iuada lupe County Texas Historical Landmark National Regialer of Historic Places Callorwritafordatalla: Duk0 Wm. Stavona 7918 Broadway San Antonio, Taxaa 78209 1-828-5544 or aaa your brofcar..

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