The Wylie News (Wylie, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 19, 1969 Page: 4 of 6
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Page Four - The Wylie News - Thursday, June 19,1969
Want Ad Dept. Phone 394-5515
LET US FIGURE on your
Carpeting. Wylie Hard-
ware & Kurniture.
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SI .A I COVERS and AUJO
GLASS. Willie Stihbens,
1023 Lavon Drive, Gar-
land, UR2-1802 - Kor
TERMITES and ROACHES
call 394-5323 after 6:00
p m
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FLETCHER'S SHE LI
STATION. Where your
business is appreciated
Join our Shell Coin Game.
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« E A S T F O R K
LODGE NO. 650
• vj'' Bobby L. Skip-
v with, Worshipful
Master, Melvin Douthitt
Secretary, Stated meeting
first Tuesday night each
month at 7;30.
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SAND-GRAVEL-LOAM-
FILL. and black dirt.
Immediate delivery. C.M
Birkett, 394-5337,
Fourth Street.
SEE the LARGEST selec-
tion of Television^ Zenith
and Packard Bell. Wylie
Hardware & Furniture.
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SEE OUR Spring Air
mattresses. The best buy
tor love or money. Wylie
Hardware & Furniture.
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FOR SALE: Roper cook
stove, inter-spring
mattress, baby bed, hign
chair, call 394-5532.
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FOR SALE - 22 Magnum
rifle, 3x9 Bushnell scope,
$75.00 995-2021
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FOR SALE: llicycleexer-
ciser, used very little.
Call after 5;30 p.m., 394-
5888, V. I). (Jhaddick, 402
South Mallard.
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101 WANT ADS PAY
FOR RENT: Rug sham-
pooer. Rent and save.
BISSELL. $2.00 per day.
Wylie Hardware &
Furniture.
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HELP WANTED
WANTED: IBM Keypunch
operator. Johnston, Inc.,
Wylie, Texas, 394-5301.
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BUSINESS OPPORTU-
NITY MAN OR WOMAN:
Reliable person from this
area to service and collect
from automatic dispen-
sers. No experience
needed ... we establish
accounts for you. Car,
references and $985.00 to
$1785.00 cash capital
necessary. 4 to 12 hours
weekly nets excellent
monthly income. Fulltime
more. For local inter-
view, write, include tele-
phone number, Eagle
Industries, 4725 Excel-
sior Blvd., St. Louis Park,
Minnesota. 55416.
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WOMAN WANTED: Pull
time, apply in person,
Wylie Pharmacy.
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Wylie
Pest Control
Residential
Commercial
Exterminating
Power Spraying
For Trees, Lawns
& Termite Treating
A. M. McCagUrqn
Phone 394-574!>
I TRY A NEWS WAN 1 ADl
FOR FAST RESULTS
3 bedroom brick. Extra large family room.
Paneling and carpets. Built-in appliances.
$900 down
3 bedroom brick. Garden kitchen. Oversized
patio. Paneled family room and carpets. $950
down.
3-2-2 brick overlooking Lake Lavon. Central
heat and air. Many features.
Two bedroom frame. Fenced yard. Total price
only $7,500.
7.5 acres on FM Road. Excellent home site with
public water.
38 acres with public water. Rolling terrain. Trees.
Owner will finance.
1 acre tracts restricted to brick homes. Financing
available. $250 down.
Gary Roddy Real Estate
394-2044
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL
► DIRECTORY <
Announcing Removal of
Office to New Location
808 Avenue A, Garland,
Texas.
Around the corner and
across the street from
previous location.
M. D. MONAGHAN, O.D.
Practice of Optometiv
Office Hours: 9:30-6:00
Tuesday through Saturday
Telephone; BR6-5736
Glen (W.G.) Housewrighi
is the Representative of
The
Texas power & light
company
In
WYLIE
For Any Information
About Your Electric Light
Service Contact:
Glen (W G.)Housewright)
Phone 394-5534
Wylie, Texas
"If no answer call our
Piano office, 995,3310 or
E.B. Perry, our Piano
Representative
Res 995-3469
DR. CHAS B McKISSICK
DR EDWARD M SLACK
Optometrists
Professional Visual Care
Contact Lens
2U3 E. Virginia Street
Ph. 542-4561. McKlnnev
SALES AND SERVICE
Wylie Butane
Ed Collins
WYLIE. TEXAS
394-5315 or BR8-429.4
OLIVETTI-UNDERWOOD
Heinz Hemmen
Office Machines
704 W. Garland Ave.
■3R 6-8411
EXPERIENCED
Mechanic
ON AUTOMOBILES AND.
FARM EQUIPMENT
Align Front End
Cox Garage
Wylie, Texas 394-2511
DR. EDWARD COPE, JR.
Optometrist
1406 Forest Lane
GARLAND, TEXAS
Closed on Saturday
Office Hours: Phone;
9:00-5:30 BR6-5050
She If Alwayt Dreaming
About Going To
Wyl
le
LOCKER & STORAGE
PHONE 394-2605
SAUSAGE 49C Lb.
WHY NOT GATHER UP
ALL THOSE WHITE
ELEPHANT ITEMS
RUN A WANT AD TO
SELL OR PRADETHEM
YOU COULD BE
SURPRISED AT THE
RESULTS
BEST BUYS
THIS WElK
6 rustic acres, trees, well
and city water, beautiful
Spanish brick, large barn
and storage house. Many
many other features,
shown by appointment
only.
10 acres, unimproved,
small down , close in.
Large 8 room house, 2
baths, huge pecan and
shade trees on pavement,
$16,500, Wylie, terms.
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Locker-Toons
by A. P. Yeager
There are TOO few lea-
ders of MEN . . . most of
us are FOLLOWERS of
WOMEN.
Cub Scout
Turtle Race
Saturday
THE
FAMILY
LAWYER,
Cub Scout Pack 302
will hold it's annual turtle
race Saturday, June 21, Rocks in Mrs.
at 7:30 pm at the Wylie XM , , „
Elementary School. Murphys Chowder'
Grand Garnishes for Iced Tea
4 rustic acres, near Lake
Ray Hubbard and Lavon
Lake. Many large pecan
trees. Owner financed
with small down, city
water.
* *
20 acres East of Copeville
FM Highway, 6 room,
bath, frame, barn, etc.
terms, $27,500.
• ***
3 bedroom brick, large
den, living room. 2 full
baths, car port, plus
garage. Corner lot.
Fenced yard. Sold on
F.H.A. small down.
Free Rental Service, Call
and Tell us about your
property.
Will pay cash for your
property and equity.
5 ratm> hoiJhe MathHteeds
er:
FateJl >..#
35 acres, close in to Wy lie;
small down and good
terms.
3 acres, 106 ft. front on
black top road, city water,
school bus and mail route.
1 1/4 miles out of Wylie,
10% down and finance.
3 new frame houses on
big lots, 1 1/2 miles out
of Wylie, blacktop road,
city water, school bus,
mail route, will trade.
Large 8 room house, 2
baths, beautiful pecan and
shade trees, large lot,
being completely leveled,
good terms or will trade.
3 to 40 acres one mile of
Wylie. 10% down. Fin-
anced on payments.
2 lots on Lake Ray Hub-
bard, fenced, trees, some
lumber goes with this. All
for $3,900, terms. City
water.
C. B. (Shorty)
Martin
Real Estate, Hwy. 78 at
Butler
Phones:
Wylie 394-2041,394-2621
Dallas BR1-181U
Several of the Cubs
have had their turtles for
two or three weeks just
waiting for the big event.
According to Cub Master,
Bill Davis, there will be
two races . One for the
Cubs and an open race for
anyone who wishes to
enter.
Boys and girls of the Wylie
community are invited to
find and bring a turtle
to enter in the open race
Wild turtles are best for
racing but small domestic
turtles as found in many
stores are fine if boys
and their dads are unable
to catch a wild one.
The turtle race will be the
regular Pack Meeting for
June.
Pack 302 offers boys a
twelve month program in
Cub Scouting.
For the July meeting a
family weiner roast is
being planned-. All cub
scouts should be making
plans for the picnic.
CLASSIFIED
ADS BRING
FAST RESULTS!
LEGAL
NOTICE
The Board of Equaliza-
tion of the Wylie Indepen-
dent School District will
meet in official session
at 9:00 a.m. on June 7
and June 21, 1969 in the
School Tax Office of the
new High school to hear
any and all persons who
might have business with
the said Board and are
hereby notified to be
present.
By Order of the Board of
Equalization
Mrs. R. Barker, School
Tax Assessor - Collector
If Mrs. Murphy bit on a rock in
a bowl of chowder and broke a
tooth, she would have good cause
for complaint. Ordinarily she
could collect damages from the
restaurant (if she ate the soup
there) or from the processor (if she
bought it canned). The law takes
a stern view of foreign matter in
food.
But not every unwelcome in-
gredient is "foreign."
Suppose, for instance, that you
encounter a hard, unpopped kernel
in a box of pop corn. No doubt,
biting it would be an unpleasant
experience. Still, the kernel would
not be foreign to the pop corn. A
reasonably careful pop corn eater
WHEN THE TEMPERATURE RISES, the most welcome sight
in the world is a tall frosted glass of iced tea decked out with
a rakish garnish!
You can make delicious iced tea from tea hags or loose tea,
or with convenient instant tea and flavored iced tea mixes.
If you like your iced tea
would expect an occasional kernel,
and would be able to cope with it.
In other words, the law seeks to
decide how "natural" the object is
in the food where it is found. Con-
sider this case:
A woman injured her throat
when she swallowed a small bone
in some canned chicken fricassee.
But when she sued the processor
for damages, the court ruled that
such a bone—at least, if not splin-
tered—was not foreign matter.
"Bones," observed the judge,
"are normally left in chicken cut
up for fricassee."
But the ruling went the other
way when a man eating a chicken
sandwich in a restaurant downed
a sharp fragment of bone. Holding
(he restaurant liable, the court said
a diner would naturally expect to
find sliced chicken and lettuce in
his sandwich—but not splintered
bones.
What if the seller of the food,
as part of his sales message, gives
his customers a specific assurance
of safety? That could increase the
likelihood of his legal liability in
case of a mishap.
Thus, in another chicken bone
case, the injured victim won a
verdict because the product had
been sold as "honed chicken." The
processor argued that "boned"
meant only that major bones—not
all bones—had been removed. But
"straight," the instant tea has
these advantages: (1) a deli-
cious fresh-brewed flavor (2)
it dissolves instantly in cold
tap water.
If you go in for flavored iced
tea, there is a variety of flavor-
ed ice tea mixes already sweet-
ened. There is even a low-cal-
orie lemon-flavored iced tea mix
for weight-watchers. With
these subtly flavored iced t ea
mixes you need add only water
and ice cubes for a highly re-
freshing beverage, instantly.
This has done away with the
chore of squeezing lemon or
limes.
Here are some delightful gar-
nishes suggested by the home
economists in The Upton Kitch-
ens for iced tea:
• Use peppermint sticks for
stirrers • Float miniature
marshmallows and mint sprigs
• Top with |coop of lemon sher-
bet and halved fresh strawber-
ries • Skewer tiny melon balls
on top of striped sippers • Add
ice cubes with strawberry,
I cherry or mint leaves frozen in
| center of them.
LEMON TEA SPECIAL
2 envelopes (I.K or. ea.) Lip-
ton Lemon Flavored Iced
Tea Mix
1 cups water
'/ teaspoon allspice
teaspoon cinnamon
'/* teaspoon nutmeg
2 cups cranberry juice cocktail
cup orange juice
In large pitcher or punch howl,
combine lemon flavored iced tea
mix, water, and spices; stir.
Add cranberry juice cocktail
and orange juice. Chill. Makes
12 to 14 servings ("a cup each).
C let'A Go
fukitt'
HY noil IIKEWSTER
Outdoor Editor,
Mtrenrf Omlboardi J
* SPORT ING GOODS
* RADIOS, TV'S AND APPLIANCES '
♦ TOOLS, PAINTS
* AUTO SUPPLIES
* PLUMBING
* ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES
CATALOG ORDER SERVICE
Western Auto Associate Store
HOME OWNED - KEN & MARGARET MAUK
WYLIE, TEXAS PHONE 394-5675
EASY WAV FOR BAIT
Plant a tree if you're looking
for a good supply of fishing
bait. Or you might consider
going hunting with a tin can
and flashlight the next time a
thunderstorm comes along
Although these may not
sound like ways to get bait,
they are helpful in assuring a
supply of worms for summer
angling.
Fishermen who plant trees
will make sure they have at
least one catalpa tree in the
yard, say the fishing authorities
at Mercury outhoards. For this
is the source of the long, green
catalpa worms considered a
delectable dish tiv many spec
the court replied:
"The fragments of hone that re-
mained would be 'bone' to any-
one who might attempt to swallow
them. 'No bones' would mean to
a buyer that no bones whatever
would be found."
A public service feature of the
American Bar Association and the
State Bar of Texas. Written hv
Will Bernard.
S 1969 American Bar Association
ies of fresh water fish.
Catalpa worms are the lar
val stage of sphinx moths
They often grow to three in
rhes long and are found only
on catalpa trees, t h e i r sole
source of food. They are har
vested by shaking the tree and
picking up worms that fall to
the ground.
Keeping them is easy. A box
with catalpa leaves in the bot
torn works Lmt To save them
for later use, put them in a
can wilh some cornmeal and
keep the can refrigerated. They
can be strung on the hook like
an ordinary fishing worm
A second easy way to gel
bait is to go worm hunting
during spring and early sum
mer storms.
At night, during a heavy rain
storm, earth worms wifl curie
out of the ground and lay on
top of the grass or just under
neath. Many of them will tra
vel, moving out onto concrete
driveways and street curbs.
All you need do is don a ra>ri
coat, grab a can and fla.hUg'it
and pick up a good start on
your summer's bait supply.
During prolonged storms, you
can repeatedly return to the
same driveway, finding a fresh
supply of worms each time.
Please Call 394-5515
awl give us your
\Lacal News.
LET US SERVICE YOUR
AUTOMOBILE
Hatfield Service Station
John and Cliff
Philllp3 "66" Service Phone 394-8373
Want to plow 25 or 30 acres a day
but the soil is like rock?
Don't sweat it. Go right ahead and plow—with 5 or 6 bottoms behind a
new Oliver 1850 tractor. You'll roll at 4-mph or more No fight or bounce
No stopping to shift down.
Tough tillage is one of the reasons why Oliver builds the big 1850 and
certifies each one to turn out at least 92-PTO horsepower. You get
all that's promised and usually more, often much more.
OLIVER
FOR MEN WHO GROW
Daniel Implement Co.
Phone 995-4135
Murphy, Texas
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