The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. [82], No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1978 Page: 4 of 4
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Week-end Specials
THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
FEED LOT BEEF
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House For Sale
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For Sale
ALTO DAIRY QUEEN
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ALTO. TEXAS
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FOR SALE
FOR REPAIRS ON CENTRAL
858-4943
CALL
UNITS
HEATING
Answering Service 858-4943 Alto
SERVICE ON ALL MAKES
GLEN’S
ITS ALWAYS HOME
ALTO, TEXAS
BROOKS DIRT & GRAvi.L
Sand — Gravel — Top Soil
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Loader Work
Front
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Alto, Texas
Phone (713) 858-4800
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Farm Bureau Seeks Outstanding Per-
son To Sei 1 And Service Established Ac- j
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Our first year Agent
Earn
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•SI 4,000 Plus — During 2 Year Training
Program.
For Personal Interview Contact
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LELDON
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Box 87 Rusk, Texas 75785
PHONE 683-2700
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FRENCH FRIES
ONLY $1.19
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SPECIALS
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Hickory Smoked Turkeys........Lb. 89c
HICKORY SMOKED
FULLY COOKED HAMS ...
Lb. Pkg. Chipped Barbecue
Fresh Pork Sausage...........
WHOLESALE PR ICES ON
1/2 BEEF FRONT OR HIND QUARTER
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GLEN RICHARD DOM IN Y Owner
WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS
CHECK WINDOWS FOR FIRST OF
WEEK SPECIALS EVERY SUNDAY
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GLENN THOMPSON, OWNER
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THE DO-IT-YOURSELF PLACE TO GO
SEE US FOR YOUR
BUILDING NEEDS
Targ at.m hicrai n Ai.10. TE-VAii. FEBRUARY 9, 1878
Florida Celery Remoulade
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for guests on the spur of the moment.
CELERY REMOULADE
1 1/8 teaspoon ground
black pepper
6 cups thinly sliced
Florida celery
*4 cup sliced pimiento-
stuffed green olives
Model 885,
tractor, only
miles,
like
LB. $1.59
.......$1.25
... Lb. 79c
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siai.ic groun 1 water source
heat pump proponent i-
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Dairy
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HERMAN* GREGORYDUPLICHAIN, OWNERS
BOX 400 AT THE “Y” HIGHWAYS 21 AND 204
PHONE 858-4100 W E D E LIVER ALTOTEXAS
if an existing well is avail-
i if a new well me st be
internationally constructed.
. ..----' The yater Weil Journa..
a monthly trade magazine,
devoted most of its full
co'or 86 page April issue to
LINWOOD
Opal Liles Christopher
Mr. and Mrs. John Hardy Nel- j
son of Houston, visited Mrs. Brice
Jeter Saturday.
Mrs. Edd Stanley and Ruth
Shaeffer were shoppers in Nacog-
doches Saturday.
Mrs. Marie Mayes spent the i
week-end with her sons, Marvin }
Mayes in Pasadena and Albert >
Mayes in Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Rayford Rice
I celebrated their 12th wedding an-
niversary with a short trip to
Houston last Friday night. They
returned home Sunday night,
stopping in Cleveland to see Mr.
and Mrs. Pat Centilli. Mr. Centilli
is a former football coach of Alto
High School.
Mrs. Joan Jeanguillot of New
Orleans, La., and Mr. and Mrs.
| M. L. James and son, Butch, of '
Irving, visited Mr. and Mrs. G. W. .
| Cummings this week-end.
Those giving memorials to the
I Old Palestine Building Fund this
I week were: Mr. and Mrs. David
I Engledow, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Boyd and Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bice
I for Viola Scales and Mrs. Willie
V,’allace for Mrs. Mae Parker.
DUPCOlWaterials
CALL
DUPLICHAIN CONTRACTORS, INC.
ALTO, TEXAS
For All Your Backhoe Work
• SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED
• FIELD LINES
• DRAINAGE WORK
DAY (713) 858-4100
NIGHT (713) 858-4631
Jeep CJ7. Call 858-4151 St. Leger.
School coach. 39p.
Celery as jewel-green and crisp as that coming from
Florida fields at this time of year is a sort of symbol of
entertaining; the best china, the best silver, with an of-
fering of fragrant celery in the middle of the table.
Celery Remoulade is an ideal celery salad. It may be
served as an appetizer, in place of the usual tossed green
salad which accompanies the main dish, or it can be
teamed with a platter of your best sandwiches.
Florida grows half of the celery eaten in this country
from fall to late spring. Almost always it is a thrifty buy
because Florida growers have developed efficient pro-
duction methods and there is small loss in transit. More-
over, a stalk of celery, properly refrigerated, lasts for
days, right at hand when you have to prepare good snacks
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CAREER SALES
OPPORTUNITY
I Trellis Green Peas Reg. 30c 4 For $1.00
LADY SCOTT BATHROOM
TISSUE ..... TWIN PACK
I W I L S 0 N PLAIN
I C H I L I 24 Ounce Reg. $1.05.....85c
MANY OTHER CANNED
I VEGETABLES ............ 3 FOR $1.00
Frito’s Corn Chips Reg. 83c 65c
LETTUCE ...................... 59c
TOMATOES............................LB. 59c
POTATOES........8 Lb. Sack 69c
SWEET POTATOES........LB. 25c
WE SELL HUNTING & FISHING
LICENSE
STORE HOURS,—6 A M. TO 8 P. M.
The Red Barn will buy Used j
Furniture & Junk. One piece or
a houseful. 683 5045. Hwy. 343. !
east off 69.N. Rusk. tfc !
based Mobil 1 was nurture
through cold-starting test-
at the Paulsboro, N.J. labs
of Mobil Research and De-
velopment Corporation. In
one comparison, a tuned
1973 production model V8
engine lubricated with
Mobil 1 started at 39 below
zero F, using 2.1 kilowatts
of battery power. Using
10W-40 conventional pre-
mium oil, the same engine
rnnidn’t start below minus;
27F, where it used 2.6 kilo-
watts.
In another experiment,
voltage was kept constant
at 6.3, *h<- yield of a stand-
ard 12-volt auto battery at
40 degrees below zero I .
possibilities of using under- virtually no
ground water as a cc’src? * "v'“ ■
energy.
Ground water stores en-
ergy in the form of heat.
A ground water source heat
pump extracts heat from
the well water in winter
when heating is required,
and expels heat to the water
in summer when air condi-
tioning is required.
Considerably less electri-
cal or fossil fuel energy is
consumed with this system
than with the more com-
mon air to air heat pump or .
conventional air condition- supplies
ing and heating units.
Ground water is an ideal
source for heat pump oper-
ation, for ground water is
always considerably warmer
than t.-— — — —
winter and cooler than the
*4he~ d water heat tyttem will normally pay
Dump is not a new idea, and for itself, as a result of a
now’the rising cost of coal sharp drop in energy con-
Ld oil make the use of the sumption, within two yea. 4
ground water heat pump an ifj-Z- ,s
attractive alternative. able, or in four to si.
The Battelle Memorial years i-----
Institute, an i
recognized scientific re*
search organization in
Columbus, Ohio, uses
ground water to heat and _ .
cool two of its buildings, nuclei discussing the
which require 1,145 tone ground water heat pump,
of air conditioning, and For a copy of this is.u .
14 billion BTU’s of send $1.00 to the National
nearly 11 billion bi Water 50(J
<rlraps the most enthu- West Wilson Bridge Roar
------ Suite 135, Columbus,
is Ohio 43085.
G'l5aats3^Bchu;'
FOR SALE
Baby Brown Model 885, 33
h.p. diesel tractor, only 1,000
operation miles. International
mower, like new. Also
disk and gopher poisoner.
Phone 858 4575 or see Mrs. Pete
James. tfc
Two bedroom, living room, din j
ing room, and kitchen with
double carport. Located in the .
Cold Springs community on 1%
acres. Call Doris Dowling 858-4569 j
or Randy Dowling 858-4843 . 39c
K D LUMBER, BARB WIRE, PREFINISH-
ED PANELING, ELECTRICAL PRO-
DUCTS, PLUMBING SUPPLIES, CAB-
INET MATERIAL, CORRUGATED IRON,
HAND & POWER TOOLS, PAINT AND
PAINT SUPPLIES, ARMSTRONG FLOOR
PRODUCTS. COME IN & SEE HERMAN
AND GREGORY DUPLICHAIN, Owners
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A l 50 DFGRFES below zero Fahrenheit, cimtentional premium
£otor o” ih.ckens to an engme-sticking gel, but Mobil 1
(right) flows freely.____________________________
tew nctro •- science | Using Mobil ,1. thn enjine
the <•.('.* w:.h an auto | start- 1. *ur: ■ ■ <> »■' ’-J-
tic; > per mi: ite. Using con
ver.ticr.al premium oil. tan
i-ng.ii ■ ground at only 31
rpm and didn’t start.
I Research* is say yob . 1
provides those b .iclv n
| cause it’s carefully con-
i strutted from molecules •se-
lected for pecial qualities.
conventional oil
refined from crude oil, a
> that leaves a q>ix-
of several thousand
—10 or less. So
Mobil 1 can go 15,000 wiles
or one year
changes.
cules
thus lubricating
friction a..- ---------- .
the average car to go up to
10 extra
’/r cup mayonnaise
2 tablespoons catsup
2 tablespoons sliced
scallions
1 tablespoon sweet pickle
relish
•4 teaspoon salt
In a large bowl combine mayonnaise, catsup, scallions,
sweet pickle relish, salt and black pepper; mix well. Add
celery and green olives; toss lightly. If desired, garnish
with celery leaves. Serve as an appetizer or salad.
YIELD: About l‘/i quarts (6 portions).________
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USING GROUND WATER TO SAVE ON FUEL
If you’re hoping the Ohio StateUniversityphys-
Winter of 197 7-78 will ics professor, Carl Neilsen,
bring lower fuel costs than Dr. Neilsens custom de
we had last year, now is a signed unit has kept his
nood time to investigate the jty bills at a mmimum, with
* ....... service costs
source of since he built it 22 years ago»
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Throughout most of the
nation, the National Water
Well Association reports ad-
equate underground water
s are available to
operate residential and com-
mercial heat pump systems.
Only three gallons of water
per minute are required
per ton of desired air
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the overlying air in conditioning.
tne ove y k , The .nitial investment in
ground water heat pump
1.6 acres, scattered trees, |
frontage on FM 752, just outside ■
city limits, joining Armstrong |
Cemetery. $100 down and $50 j
month or sacrifice for cash. JoEd j
Anderson, Realtors, Rusk. 683
5423. 41c |
39c j RANCH STYLE BEANS . .. 3 FOR $1.00
HAY FOR SALE — 48 large rolls | Larsens Veg All 16 Oz. Reg. 39c 2 For 55c
fertilized common Bermuda. '
$20.00 per roll. $13.00 per roll, ;
if take all. Phone 858 4726, I
Billy Joe Jones. 39p i
NEUHOFF ENDLESS SMOKED
I SAUSAGE............................LB. $1.09
I BACON (with rind sliced) LB. $1.19
BACON (Without Rind) .. Lb. $1.29
I R I B S T E W M E A T............LB 49c
CHUCK ROAST................LB. 69c
ROUND STEAK ........... LB. $1.39
T-BONE STEAK ..........LB. $1.39
HAMBURGER MEAT ... LB. 79c
All Meat Bologna (Neuhoff) Lb. 89c
Burton’s Grade A Large Eggs Doz. 65c
BORDEN BUTTERMILK GAL. 79c
I Borden Cottage Cheese Reg. 76c 53c
P REST O N MILK GALIX1N $1.49
I MIRACLE WHIP MARGARINE
6 STICK POUND ...... REG. 71c........59c
County Fair Bread or Rolls 3 For $1.10
KINFOLK OR HOMEFOLK
NAVIE BEANS....................5 FOR $1.00
RANCH STYLE BEANS .... 3 FOR $1.00
Wanted To Rent
A small house or a mobile home ,
in the Alto area. Call 687-4729, |
Dusty Trevathan. 40c.
SALES HELP WANTED
TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs
mature person for short
trips surrounding Alto. Contact ,
customers. We train. Write D.
D. Dick, Pres., Southwestern (
Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx.
New pctr/ *
bia.........-
engine oil made by nan
rather than nature. In ln’>o-
rator.y tests a car using the
synth' ;c started at 39 de-
below zero Fahren-
1 ne same car using
•. onv n.ionally refined pre-
mium oil couldn’t start at
temperatures colder than
27 below—and used 24 pep In contrast
cent more battery power is rcfic^'1
The 100-p rcent-synth' tic- process
put ■ ture ct --------
tests 1 kinds of hydrocarbons acting
together more
between oil
Also, its mole-
are more slippery,
with less
and enabling the
BKC ct? to go up to
miles per tankful of
gasoline. Some test cars
went as many as 21 extra
! miles.
Ail in an.
onstrated that if aH U S. mo
torists used Mobil 1 instead
of conventional oil. an e3'
timatod 4 billion gallon" of
ai gtsolir.1? a .year could l>e
F. I saved.
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The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. [82], No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1978, newspaper, February 9, 1978; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1268864/m1/4/?q=%22Frank%20Ed%20Weimar%22: accessed May 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.