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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1981 an MPER � 41 upPON�S ADVISORY BOARD Charles V. Driskill Chairman NORTHEAST SECTOR Rev. C. Douglas White Vice Chairman OF Francrney Secretaryretary TARRANT COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE Pat Bohannon 745 HURSTVIEW DR. HURST, TEXAS 76053 TELEPHONE (817) 282-3875 J. D. Brand, M.D. Allen Brown,Jr. Gary Bryant Capt. Elbert Estes Eugene R. Faurot Dr. Dale Gaskill JoAnn Houston Judy North OPEN HOUSE Fran Powers Vic Shaw NO.;T " ASl SECTOR OtiFTCE of the TARRANT -COUNCIL ON ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ABUSE THURSDAY, JANUARY 22 , 1981 5 : 00 p .m. - 7 . 00 p .m. 745 Hurstview (one block off Pipeline) The Advisory Board of the Northeast Sector office, local people from this area, wants to acquaint you and other Significant community resource people with the sorvices now available from our new office . Please come share some refreshments with us , visit with our office director , Karen Poidevin, and Advi- sory Board Members . We hope tos_c,� you there . Charles Driskill UNITED WAY /?^ZI&VIN METROPOLITAN TARRANTCOUNTY CENTRAL OFFICE — WELBORN BLDG., SUITE 214, 1203 LAKE, FT. WORTH, TEXAS 76102 ` TELEPHONE (817) 332-6329 1 1 Texas 1 "My Choice, Your Opportunity" Willie Mae McCormick, Mayor Pro Tem 1 10�4 fz 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 l,�e�s�s , Texas My Choice, Your Opportunity" Willie Mae McCormick, Mayor Pro Tern Ac 8 Daily News photo NEV, Al C()Hot C70 TEL— Some 35 clients already have been served at the i ew N.-)rthe.'sr 1 arri nt County Tarrant Council on Alcoholism and Dreg Abuse Cer ter, 74' Hurstview Drive in Hurst. Hurst Mayor Bill .,ou�ttr cuts the i ibbon. Also attending the ceremony are Allen Brown Ji !t-,:a ad Viso+-y board member; Bob Fail, Grapevine school superin- tei.�c1.t; to}d S Hoppa, Hurst-Euless-Bedford school board president; Eu- less Malo. Pro Tem Willie Mae McCormick, John Hall, Tarrant Council's ' L pari` pret dent; Ka.-en Poidevin, local office director; Peg Napp, of the do vmov.n Tarra ot Council office; the Rev. Douglas White of Bellevue 'lap ;st ,:hurch -nu Charles Driskill, local advisory board chairman. Tele- r,"io e 32-6329. cities caong eo►ecrlvns BedforA and Hurst will calla crossing guards near the 800-1200 Taxicab Co.has requested a certif city election and Euless will consi- block of Forest Ridge. cate to serve Euless customers.F der an office of civil preparedness-',_ A group of residents had asked this time the city is served only l ji, at tonight's public sessions.. t. for an additional guard near the Yellow Cab,Mrs.Houy said. BEDFORD� site, but at the last council session Purchase of a 1981 dump tru Bedford City Council is expect- the city staff said the number of and a 1981 cab and chassis for t ed to call an election April to fill students crossing did not warrant Public Works"'Department a three council posts, including paying two crossing;guards within being considered. Place 1 now held by Loret Ross; a short distance from each otfier: Place 3,Beverly Vines and Place 5 EULESS HURST Ed Walters. Council will vote on establish- Hurst City:Council also is e: Mrs. Vines and Walters both ing a new office of civil prepared- pected to call;,an election to fi have served one two-year term and ness, three council Seats now held Ross has served three two-year The office would be directed Lorraine Tata,evich,Place '• Be terms. by Euless Fire Chief John Scott, ty Stimmel,Place 2 and Foste, ''ar: Filing will be held Feb. 3 who is'drawing up plans for public cell,Place 6.Filing begins Ari through March 4. protection in the event of a disas- Council will also h° est- Council suCouncil also has called for a re- ter. tation by Jame'iM. Irvirxett etx port on an all-purpose portable The city's $25,000 bond re- cerning stre conditions ei ' floor covering for Bedford Boys quired on wreckef�service compan- DonaldC04-P' Ranch Gymnasium. ies may be deleted by an Other agenda items inclL . The proposed covering would amendment to Ordinance 412. r resolution on realignment of anja_ be used to,protect the floor'of the City Secretary Della Houy said cent boundaries between Hu ge$ facility, when used by groups notsince wrecker serviced must be reg- and Bedford. wearing soft soled athletic shoes. stered with,the state, council is Bedford and Euless City Cc y A school pedestrian study has considering doing away with the cils meet at 8',A'n, and Hurst ,i been conducted by city personnel bond requirement. venes at 7.30" :- been each in this to determine the need for school A firm known as. Arlington respective city halls. HEW cot councils to M. Hurst City.Council will consi-. building halted for 22 _months, ordinance t , AL1m pat der a proposed ordinance which Hurst United .t® Fesist. Traffic the requireitien would halt most building in the city, (HURT) residei 4s"-tiled the peti- lanes at certii r parkin a ears for nearly two years, Euless will tion Friday withiovor 1,000 signa In addit�vh, an Ord nan a •t- consider bids for a new fire truck tures. l ,i,; ducing the r�I t ictio i o i ltalitiml and Bedford will hear a request for City Atty or�;e Staples said signs will be discusser i. a hospital district in the city. the petition is i�ga,'and-if the city ` HURST were to approve the ordinance- Hurst 3S Hurst will consider the con they could be sued by those re- Euless City Coune w.'l const- troversial ordinance proposed by questing building permits. der bids for the new fire true at tcg- residents who want to see most Council will also consider an night's meeting: A Other scheduled action in eludes consideration.. on second reading,of an ordinance to :hange zoning in the Ray Shelton S_ubdivi- ' �t cion from single-family to- "a two-farriily district on lots 15 itis. 16. x, v The city attorney and enginieet j: will also present reports to llb council. BEDFORD Bedford City Council will heat Y a request concerning the creation Z, t of a hospital district in the city. Barry Alldredge of 1620 Martha Dr.will address the council. . , r a, Bob Hammond of Fort Worth fJ► +. _C:` will also speak to the council about theortable-si ordinance r,' C t} C, incil tonight is holding a public hearing on whether or p -1.. ce nst.L -te ' six stories high. A recently passed city ordinance does Euless and Bedford meet at 8'`, 2 1 tk -ie, without council's a roval. Both sides are expected to si natur hold political weightppCity Secretary Norma Kranz said p.m. and Hurst meets at 7.30 p m '' ur ents t cause council is not considering zoning ► in their respectiveetyh'allg, '3. tin ,_t .� _ r �— t ,lftH, of jr,seen. � R �z��, a " j Races hot in H>E6, Re fair , ' r . voters topolls local elections dfiy/m Most local election judges re- heavy voter turnout.,A total of 4,- Meeks received 1,786 vote, Ser°Dov d Moon by a rned narrowen- than 57 turning out expected he polls,the second Secwith 1,552 voters ret ry Della Houy ea�d hcldl g ported good to heavy turnouts at 240 voters cast their tes were unopposed C.1y ballots,at a and We16,1,617 votes. votes. - highest number of voters in city the HEB School Board o the aeras the pelta,as ballot were cast in lo- small percentage of the some 6o,- A third Place 1 csndidate_Li . Moon received 2,105 votes end history,Mayor Don Dodson said. building with the city election may ' sal school board and city elections 000 registered voters in the district. da Batchelor,`fleet saleswor al Sho a - Saturday. Place 1 went to attorney Steve for Hudibur Chevrolet, ±e place 74incumbeat Gene Fau• the wet-dry election o December, p lls drawn more voters to cit Hurst-Eulen-Bedford (HEB) Meeks in a tight battle with Bob pulled a sizable portion of the wt'lotsrot won his bid for a second term in which drew more than 2,000 voters Incumbent Mayor .Iarold school district proved to be a hot Wells,a Southwestern Bell nation- receiving 697 i.loyl a clods race with Nancy Welton,a to the polls. Samuels won his bid for re-e ectiris and often close race which drew a alaccountexecutive. bookkeeper for Fashion Showcase Some 11,300 voters are regia- with 674 votes.He will be s rving 1 _� — who previously has served on the tered in the city. his fourth term. m hoard. Place 1 incumbent Loral Rosa Incumbent Mayor Pro Z T— Faurot won 2,175 votes and won his fourth term by more than a Willie Mae McCormick won,I. r Me.Walton,1,968. two to one margin over challenger fifth re-election bid receiving M_ - Voters overwhelmingly" ap- French Haralson,owner of Stone- votes. i proved a proposition to spend some gate Pooh and Steakhouse. Bob Eden,a Realtor with Bob -$2.2 million in bond'funds for . Roes received 950 votes and Eden Real Estate Inc.,will fill the maintenance.The final count was Haralson 446. Place 2 post left vacant by formv.r 1,963 for and568 against. A last minute write-in effort Councilman Charles Hunt, who �.:. The bond money already was drew 97 votes for attorney Ron Ad- did not fate for re-election. app:oved by voters in the 1976 dison.Nelson Smith also received Eden will be serving his first frond section and will not mean a onewrite-in vote. city council term,but previously cine ase. Place 3 incumbent Beverly served three yeas on the HEB 1 Grist,ally the money"a de- Vines won her bid for a second term school board,1960-1963.In Satair. I alga.ted fr., a new elementary by only 46 votes.Vines received 788 day's election he received 614' xihot' in Htnt But since then votes and challenger Dorothy Me- votes. . '•a� popul tion he.shifted and board Whorter743votes. ! j m embt n said A s school no longer Place 5 incumbent Ed Walter NORTH Richland Hills alio is rre-de,l in th.r.sea. was re-elected to his second term reported a good voter turnout Of I*ow he mo-ey will be spent ti with 851 votes.But eballenger Gre- approximately 21,000 registered .Via n.ofs at in. ads in the dis gory�ambill,a member of the Bed- votes in the city,1,238 votes wate Vii W d to rep cif c-reb4itte Rome ford'Volunteer Fire Department, cast. r ue r W'li iemin ea i hea*g sys- inside a aubstantial'showing with The election wase called to fill .ark 613votes. the seat left vacant by the resigns- . tion of Councilman Bob Brady in - •I}!DY.LI E IndeXudent ';'.FIE Hurst coca Also drew a January., ' rho d fats,t S pt:Bilt6mith re good turgoui with 2,079 casting Jim Ramsey.a North Richland 1 otte, i go id at r turnout const the,,ballots,City Secretary Joan Hills civil service commissioner, erinl Cher-r 1,111 co hot nsdee-. Proctorsaid. - barely edged past Nancy Strauser, I I e sa 1,6(.A, tes Imo act All three Hurst City Couneil asecretary for Yandell and:Hiller A. three urctmbeit Were incumbent were elected to Inc.in Saturday's race. -e slat rd. serve another two yeas term. Ramsey drew 637 votes and Pla e 1 i• ;umb trit Mitchell in Place l Mayor Pro Tem Lon- Mrs.Strauser 613 votes. 8a:rtec as u opposed and e- mine Tatarevieh,who ren unop. - State Civil Service was defeat- eivedI 26vat afor re-election. posed for place one,received 1,693 ed soundly with 466 votes for and Ple :2 u.cu ibew Joeenn Zue• Votes. 772votesagainet 'eldt w .�by a In delis•with 1,213 Incumbent Betty Stimmelwon RICHLAND HILLS polls •0tse., hellenger gill Burkhart,a the Place 2 race with 1,237,but her brought a fairly good turnout,elec. 'outh astern Beldirectory sales opponent Tarrant County engi- tion.iudgeDel Barron said.Ofsome a anal v,received:58 votes, neer Tom Vogt also made a gnod 4,000 registered voters in the city, ' M .Zuafeldt a u be frilling her 'showing with 803 votes. 404voted. ser:on,term. Place 6 incumbent Foster Par- There were some upset in the In 'lace 4 incur bent J.B.Bar-. sell won his race by slightly less race for three at-large council -o bei t challenger 7armll Brents, than a two to one margin with 990 pasts, s a ilea represents ive for E.L. votes. The winners were incumbent Tar. er&Co.Bettor received 872 Challenger Jahn Paprakar,a AI Rpdges with 219 votes and chat- 1 v to and Brent 692 salesman for Chas. F. William lengers Thomas Harvey,a Dyne- h crow was app inted to the Building Specialties Ca.,received lectron project'manager received an rd v July to fill a vacancy left 505 votes and Roger Perez,a Gen- 250 votes and Hill Hurlburt,em- b};lie slgnation at Bob Hamm ere,Services Administration com- played with Acme Brick,269 votes. It was elected t)Fill the one puler specialist,received 477 votes. Incumbent James Black and rg Peer left in Hamm's Gaynell Hohjle both lost their 14 $ydt„,rs cast re eltEuun hada with 218 and I97 seq. t € -1 4�1 Euless V 3 A ted C;a with Llrloppose C.1 ,' l�`�l' By DOMINGO RAMIREZ Ing imht it Tillie Alae McCormick, 72, is the Star-Telegram Writer senic men.bc_ of ti �Ci,v Council,and she'll:be runn tg %r-he.•fiftt t+irm.She was elected to the ' EULESS—Political rivalr3 isn't dead in this city, coup 1 ii 19TI and. a•, ,er%ed as mayor pro-tem it's only on a holding patter,% the 1; ;t t xee''.ernis Barring any write-in candidates, voters have L Zpl �h: ske whys a fi ed for Place 4 again,Mrs. full slate of unopposed candidates to choose from McCo an•k s id 'tin Vias a major factor. in the city election Arpi14. , Thus,Euless has the dubious honor of being the `SIN^E 1'11 re. reo i have a lot of time to devote only city in Northeast Tarrant County with an to i is,it ,"3h sa d."I n inter�sted in the growth entire line-up of uncontested races. bf E Itis and' chi k wit i my a -perience I can be a Two candidates are out to regain their positions, posit e f.ict( ' while a third tries to fill a void left by the vacancy of "Pi. bopint for )mn. �rical .nd light industry a councilman. forth. city is circ r to, elp e'ir tax base," Mrs. Harold Samuels is seeking his fourih term as McCort. 'ck x d. ".hat I ould mean aid to the mayor,and Willie Mae McCormick,mayor pro-tem homeow. yrs." for three terms,has filed for Place 4.She's seeking Mrs.Mc 'orm� k rat,-Ali-. -past perfoi mance )n. her fifth term in office. the City ',ounc' as"go d." COUNCILMAN CHARLES Hunt did not file "Your were nbepet_ect, kutI've vorkedhard ters for re-election in Place 2,but realter Bob Eden is for havin til, �hd n ei. I'm, rateful 'hope *can ' for having er-t d n eta he.p.a,and hope 'can running unchallenged. continue to live71oc 4 set rice t, the c.'-y." As an unopposed candidate f or mayor,Samuels; "` Mrs. McCo •nick al_•eea with "%mue.;that `.he 46,says his uncontested race along with the others uncontested s ate was in int icatioi.that .esidi its indicates residents have trust in the officials run- had faith in th cand. later..unn:ng. ning the city. , "I don't believe you can say it's an apathy ques- "IT'S MY oI, nion that p ople h,,ve a lot A tion,"Samuels said."If indeed,there were major confidence in th ,indiN idL Its -unning,"sh.. sa, t. problems in Euless,you would see each race con- "Although Bob Yden isii't.,n i.icumbeL% lit's t ' tested. well-known that people f,Tel,se's to indivi%.ual%`tat "With no one running agt inst the candidates,it could help got the jab done. Ye's been on t 4t � points out that the people;.re generally satisfied Planning and Zoning Commission and resider.`- with the past results,"he said."I haven't done all know what he can do." ' that has been needed since I've been mayor,but I. Mrs.McCormick says she had not heard of a► decided to run again to try and finish them." move to start a write-in campaign for any races. Samuels describes himst If as pro-development In.Place 2, Hunt decided against running ft if the city benefits entirel} another term on the City Council, but Eden ha "I want to serve as Eul(A' mayor for two rea- stepped in to try and capture the position. i ' sons,"he said."Euless has )egun to get some new Eden, 53, served on the Planning and Zonin^ �. developments,and that's g eat because of various Commission for three years and was on the Huy reasons in the past have ca ised it to almost stop.I Euless-Bedford school board from 1960 to 19 want to see good single-f: mily and commercial "I primarily decided to run'to help cor,,.,iue ' developments really get gk ing again. seeing good services afforded to the peop,e," he d! ' ' ' said."There's nothing major in Euless that has to SECOND, Euless wiL need a major capitol be confronted,but there's always little things that improvement prot'rat a within the next two years, can be done.I have no axes to grind." and I feel I can he..n, SE rnuels said. Eden received his bachelor's-from North Texas ' Samuels has the 2ity ;avernment experience; he's been mayor sirce State University in 1949 and has been in the real 15 1: .He was elected to the estate business for eight years. City Council in 1971 and,e ved one year as mayor "If the people had not been p pro-tem. leased with the ' `We've(City Coul.cil)tri td to be sensitive to the candidates,you would have seenmany individuals needs of the residents,b a I know sometimes it's vying for a change,"he said." uless residents care, difficult,"he said."Vs hark to balance the wants of and they're quite active. It seems they're just every individual group." pleased with the candidates." 1 cal r .WeS _ a ingor m By WANDA K. ADAMS Tem Willie Mae McCormick. i So far only incumbent Mayor Just five days into this year's Harold Samuels officially has filed city and school board official elec- for any of the posts,although Mrs. « tion campaigns,contests are begin- McCormick has said she expects to ning to take form as candidates file seek re-election. for office. Councilman Charles Hunt said ' So far the he does not plan to seek another Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independ- term. ent School District race has drawn the most candidates. BEDFORD Places 1, 3 and 5 Posts now held by Gene Faurot are up for election. and Lloyd Shoppa and Place 1 va- Place 1 is held by Loret Ross,a cated by.Terry Irwin's resignation pharmaceutical salesman, Place 3 all will be filled in the April 4 elec- by Beverly Vines,a free lance writ- tion. er and Place 5 by Ed Walters,an en- Two candidates already have gineer with LTV Corp. All three filed for Place 1,a one year seat. incumbents have filed 'for ' Attorney Steven Meeks of re-election. Handy Morgan and Meeks and R.H. (Bob) Wells, a Southwestern HURST voters will elect Bell account executive for the pe- council officials for Places 1,2 and troleum industry, both hive filed 6 held by Mayor Pro Tem Lorraine_ for the office. Tatarevich, a local teacher, Coun- �. In Place 6,.Lloyd Shoppa,cur- cilwoman Betty Stimmel, a Real- Cil rent school board president em-, tor, and Foster Parsell, an airline ployed with Bell Helicopter, has pilot,respectively., filed for re-election. So far incumbents Mrs. Stim- Place Tis sought by jncumbent mel and Z+oster Parsell have filed school board vice Pkesidentene "for re-election Faurot, a.Southwestern Bell,em Joe P#tersen,a Century 21 real ployee,and Naney'��Iton,a book- estate agent, is challenging Mrs.. keeper for Fashion Showcase in Stimmel in Place 2. Dallas and previously a school board member for more than 10 RICHLAND Hills will hold years. an at-large election,to fill seats held BIRDVIL'LE Independent by Gaynell Hollis,Al Rodgers and School District voters will choose James Black. So far no one in the boardmembers for Places 1 and 4. city has filed. Incumbent 'board member, Mrs.Hollis has announced she Joeann Zuefeldt,a security investi- will seek re-election,Black says he gator with Vought Corp., has filed will not and Rodgers remains unde- for re-election. cided. So far she is challenged by Mitchell Baxter,a local dentist. NORTH Richland Hills city In Place 4 incumbent J.B.Bar- council plans to call an election to row, president of E-irrow Electric replace at-large Councilman Bob Co. and challenger Ca-roll Brents, Brady,who resigned recently.One ' a Richland Youti`i r.ssociation year is left in his term. worker,both have file,'. Filing cannot begin until the election officially is called. EULESS voters`-wil pici a Since the city elects all its mayor and council m,�mb,rs i. r council members once each two Place 2,now held by ChL,ries.Hun years,no other posts are up for con- and Place 4, held by Mayor Pro sideration. •� x"... . .�.. -.rE a .•fi.'r?'ai�.a ...^.. , f. c , . .. .. . W re: .x:., a ./�.✓'_: s '.. .ai���3 :r' t..r a E°.�i. 1P a {... —� V v not seek re-election. As the March 4 filing Places 1,6 and i wi'1 i frY. Yc� ' deadline nears for city and Euless Mayor Harold April 4. school board races,candidates. Samuels and Mayor Pro Tem Place 1,a one year. gat, s continue to join the campaign Willie Mae McCormick have sought by Atto-, neET, ltei a }_ I and one Hurst candidate has filed for re-election and are Meeks,Southwestc ^n B, 1 to I withdrawn. unopposed. count executive 1 ,)b "ell Hurst Place 2 candidate Bedford incumbents Lor- and Hudibuwg "hev,i1 at Joe Petersen has withdrawn. et Ross, Place 1, a pharma- saleswoman Linda B, tchelw. ' A Century 21 real estate ceutical salesman, Beverly Incumbent Lloy l Stop- agent, Petersen said a recent Vines, Place 3, a free lance pa, a Bell Helicoptcr rnlil v- job promotion would keep him writer,and Ed Walters, Place ee, has filed for re-e?ec icu ' from devoting ample time to 5,an LTV engineer,have filed Place 6 and Place 7 is s ught the campaign. for re-election and also are un- by former board men bei City council members will opposed. Nancy Welton, a bookkeel er be elected in Places 1,2 and 6 Richland Hills will elect for Fashion Showcase,and h `; now held by Mayor.Pro Tem three at-large council mem- cumbent Gene Faur(,*, c Lorraine Tatarevich, a teach- "hers. Incumbent Al.Rodgers, Southwestern Bell execute 1E. er, Councilwoman Betty has filed forre-election: In Birdville, Place 1 in-. Stimmel, a Realtor, and Fos- Only one North Richland cumbent Mitchell Baxter a ` ' ter Parsell, with American Hills post vacated by Council dentist, Place 2 ince robe it Airlines, respectively. All man Bob Brady's resignation Joeann Zuefeldt and I lace 4 three have filed.' will be filled. Jim Ramsey, a incumbent J.D. Barr(w, ,f Euless�real,estate agent city civil service commission- Barrow Electric Co., ha •e Bob Eden has filed for elec er,is seeking the post. filedfor re-election.Barrow.s tion to Place 2,_ held by In the challenged by Carroll Br ants, Charles Hunt: Early in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford `Inde- - a Richland Youth Association: campaign Hunt said he would pendent School District, volunteer. prof EulessHe The Euless Municipal The-city's tax rate is 70 jComplex, including all cents for each $100 of ' city offices, is located at property value based on 201 N.Ector Dr.in Euless. 100 percent of market val- ,Harold Samuels has ue. ,served as mayor for six The minimum water years. rate i i set at$6 for the first Willie Mae'McCormick 2,00( gallons plus .$1 for ;is mayor pro tem. each additional 1,000 gal- Other city council Ions up to 13,000. From kmembers include Glenn 13,0( ) to 30,000 gallons -Walker, Charles Hunt, the r to is 85 cents a gallon Robert Pippin and Ron and anything above 30,- ' Sternfels• 000 s 75 cents for each City staff members in- elu1,OOi gallons. de W.M. Sustaire, city T .e sewer rate is based '!manager; Kent Flynn, on 9( percent of total con- ' Manning-and zoning di- suml tion with a $3.20 rector; Della Houy, city minis iurn for the first 2,- ' secretary; Jack Bullard, 000 g llons.Rates for each Sublic works direEtor; addit,onal 1,000 gallons { ohnnie Wilson, police var} with each usage level, chief and John Scott, fire but the most a resident ' chief. can Le charged is $15.80, ' Currently the popula- the rate for 14,000 gallons. , tion is estimated at 23,998 Garbage pickup is and the city is continuing bill(d at$4.50 monthly. togrow. City council meets sec- 'In 1980 the city issued and and fourth Tuesdays 4$=building permits at an at 7:30 p.m. in city hall eaf•.mated value of $21,- and the public is invited ' 00t,223. to attend Friday April 3 1981 w t� Three E =r. ss candidates unopposed water System advisory keep his taxes from esca- Bob Eden Real Estate, r . council chairman, a So- latingsofast." Inc.,has resided in Euless ' roptomist International She said she will plan allhislife. j honorer member,aper- for a North Euless fire sta- He is a member of the ent Teacher Association tion to serve People better Masonic Lodge Estelle president, League of in that area. No. 582 in Euless, First Women Voters publics- Also she plans to work Baptist Church, Euless, tions chairman,American for: and is past president of Association of University •Improvingsenior citi- Mid-Cities Kiwanis. Women treasurer,a Wor- zen programs and facili- Eden is seeking his first ''1' •,, k thy Matron in Order of ties. council term, but from ' S Eastern Star and Train-, •Encouraging Grapev- 1960-1963 he served on men's Auxiliary presi- ine school district to build the Hurst-Euless-Bedford dent. a school north of Little schoolboard. Mrs. McCormick is Bear Creek. If elected, he said he ' Oak Crest Woman's Club •Generatin6 more Citi- plans to cooperate with z Bible department chair- zen participation in city the city council and city man and a member of program's and help in staff to insure that we will HAROLD WILLIE MAE BOB First Baptist Church,Eu. curbing crime and litter continue a planned,order- SAMUELS MCCORMICK EDEN less, United Way Plan- problems. lygrowth. ning and Program "Our parks end library "I plan to support the All three Euless Candi- citizens with a maximum years and I feel we have Development, American are second to Bone and I local police and fire de- dates are seeking office of services that they de- the proper city council Chemical Society and the want to keep ii that way. partments to continue the unopposed. sire with a minimum of persons and city staff to American Association for Also there can be very lit- high quality services they Incumbent Mayor Har- tax increases." plan for this growth.I be- the Advancement of tle civic progrrAs without provide and to cooperate old Samuels,45,is seeking "I will support good, lieve I Can work with them Science. good reliable; qualifed with them to continue to re-election,having served long-term orderly com- effectively,"he said. During her next term, and dedicated lmployees. make our city a safe and in his postsince 1975. mercial and light industri- Samuels and his wife, she said she will work for Euless has th4 type of desirable place to live. Prior to becoming may- al growth in order to Tommie,have three chil- continued orderly city employees and':I am look. Also Eden said he plans or,Samuels also served as lighten the tax burden on dren, Warren, 24, Scott, growth, putting special ing forward to working to"maintain the present ' a city council member and individual homeowners. 21,and Carole,12. emphasis on commercial with them two more high quality of life that we as mayorpro tem. Specifically during and light industrial devel- years,"she said, enjoy in the Mid-Cities as An 18-year Euless resi- the next two years,I will MAYOR PRO Tem opment. Mrs. McCormick and it continues to grow." dent, he is president of seek the citizens input to Willie Mae McCormick,a' "This is needed to in- her husband,' Walter, Eden and his wife,Ma- Samuels-Shields & Asso- see if they desire a capital 33-year Euless resident,is crease our sales tax and have one dauglter,Eliza- zie,have three daughters, ciates Inc., a improvements program to seekingherfifth term. tax base,thereby relieving beth Wilcox. Rebecca, a Trinity High Hurst-Euless-Bedford improve streetsand drain- A retired LTV engi- the financial burden of Place 2 candidate Bob school junior, Terry In- >ChamberofCommercedi- age within the communi- neer,she is Trinity River the homeowner to some Eden,53,a Realtor with gram and Beth Hubbard. rector,president of the II- ty. I will also lead the Authority Central Waste- extent. At least it will luminating Engineering Council in updating our t Society and a member of zoning and planning poli- WOULDN'T IT BE NEAT First Baptist Church,Eu- cies and ordinances to in- Service g r o u S TO E TE CHERS TEACH'. less and the Waxahachie sure proper growth that V E FOR Inh i next t. will be an asset to the city S/�ha o1 C B In his next term,Samu- in years to come. O els said he hopes to"con- "Euless is on the tinue to support fiscally threshold of a period of re an Girl ther for oint bi day pLA Iconservative tax spending growth which will exceed Sc a fe ure in celebratio Th ethod H.E.B. OOL-DISTRICT policies and to provide our growth during the past 10 common beyond a fa chosen wa rvice pro- Saturday April 4,.1981 --. - both are social an ce iect undert.akP„ a "' ' //---- / . YL_ �L�.• .�.y/'�'�I.l.�- ._ c'1L• -71?ifi7L-G if /L- r/'t Gra l A. 1 i . N° 4i N,NN...�., '.[,'\.q'1 S" , t. \�.,�1 •w A�',.�5..�.e�A+.-.''^e, q.y,'a .4`;-` p `a,'•.�L. y ?. '+ } �, �^,o^-,�R .q, s : Absentee vc tes high in HEB ISD Flection nears • ovations set City and school aistrict voting ent School District race,will vote in judge. 1 will be held from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. the Community Room of the Hurst Richland'Hills electron h "lie Saturday at their respective voting Public Library on Precinct Line held in City Hall at 3200 Diana:1r. locations. Road. Election judge is Estelle Election judge is Del Barrori Hurst voters,both for the City Teague. Birdville Independent Ccho:il 1 Council race and the Euless voters will cast 'their District election will be hell the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independ- ' ballots for both races at the com- Wiley G. Thomas Jr. Collise ,m, munity building in the City Hall 6108 Broadway. Election judge is Weather complex on Ector Drive. Election Faye Loftis. 1 judge is Howard Wilkinson. At the.close of absentee voting THE MID-CITIES' fore- The Bedford election for the Tuesday,there were 443 votes cast .cast calls for cloudy, windy city and school board races will be for all city and school board races. 1 and humid conditions tonight held in the Bedford Boys Ranch Of the total, 2Q1 were,cast for the and tomorrow. The low to- gymnasium at 2801 Forest-Ridge Hurst-Euless-BedfordInd Spend. night should be, in the lower Drive. Joyce Courtney is election ent School District race. 60s and the high tomorrow =judge. There were 50 cast in 8 rst, ' near 80. There is a 50 percent' North Richland Hills city elec- eight in Euless,82 in Bedford,b7 ir, chance of rain tomorrow. tion will be held in the council North Richland Hills, eight it Winds should be northeaster- <chambers of City Hall at 7301 NE Richland,Hills and 57 in the 8irc ly at 10-15 mph. Loor,820.Beverly Riley is election ville Independent School District. 1 Euless-- r - Three candidates are seeking three seats in Euless,the only Nort' Euless council ' east Tarrant County town with a full EULESS-=Two incumbentsand a � unopposed slate. newcomer Saturday were elected to Barring any write-in victors, Har ..f three seats on the Euless City Coun- 1 old Samuels will win his f ourth tei m cil,the only Northeast Tarrant Coun- as mayor and Mayor Pro Tem Willie ty rate With a fully unopposed slate. Mae McCormick will win her fifty-.. Harold.D.Samuels won his fourth Bob Eden is unchallenged for the term as mayor and Mayor Pro Tem Place 2 seat left open by' Councilman. Willie Mae.McCormick wonher fif th.Charles Hunt,who did not file for re B.ob Eden was elected to the Plae.,2 election. seat left open by,Councilman Char:�s Samuels said the uncontested rac- Hunt,who did not fileforre-electio r. es indicate the voters'trust and iatis--' ' f ction with the candidates. 1 . 1 , New names_ added to ballot F *il *ing closes T ' Candidates can file for school HUR.ST'S city council elec- free lance writer and Ed Walters,. and city political offices through tion so far has drawn three incum- Place 5, an engineer for LTV, all {Tuesday at closing time.And as the. bents and one challenger. have filed for re-election. end draws near a few:new Candi- In Place 1 incumbent Lorraine In Richland Hills,incumbents dates already have been added to Tatarevich, an 'HEB teacher, is Gaynell Hollis, a saleswoman at the April 4 election roster.. seeking re-election. Paradies Airport Shop, and Al The-Hurst-Euless-Bedford In- Place 2 candidates includeRodgers,'a McDaniel and Son Con- in- dependent School District (HEB struction project manager,'bothln- cumbent Betty Stimme ,a Realtor; ISD) race continues to draw the have filed fora cou 're-election.to two at and challenger Tom Vogt, nty most- interest with seven Candi- Iarge posts.;So far no one has filed engineer. dates, including two incumbents for the.third at arge seat upfor `.and fi4'heweomers seeking three Place 3 incumbent Foster Par- election. ;. :lloard of trustees offices. sell, with American Airlines, has North Richland Hills is hold- Place 1, the one-year post left filed for re-election. ing an election for the seat left va- 'vacant by Terry Irwin's resigna- Euless Mayor Harold Samuels, cant by Bob Brady's resignation in `tion, is sought by Steve Meeks,an co-owner,of Samuels Shields and Place 6.All other council seats will attorney;Bob Wells,a Southwest- Associates, and Mayor Pro Tem not come up for election until next ern-Bell account executive for the,, Willie Mae McCormick, a retired year•: petroleum industry and Linda .LTV engineer`; both are seeking *• Nancy Strausser, a secretary -Batchelor, a Hudiburg Chevrolet re-election. for Yandell and 1 filler Inc.,and Jim -saleswoman Place 2 is sought Bob Eden,a Ramsey, a North Richland Hills In Place''6, David Moon, re- Realtor. Incumbent Charles Hunt Civil Service commissioner are con- ' ~ ional rnana g it of Reserve Nation- has announced he will not file for tending for the vacancy. g ,:al Insurance Co., is challenging re-election. Eligible candidates may file by `incumbent Lloyd Shoppa, a Bell Bedford Mayor Pro Tem Loret closing time Tuesday ai their re- Helicopter production control di- Ross, Place. 1, a pharmaceutical spective city halls or scho)l district rector. salesman;Beverly Vines,Place 3,a administration buildings. Place 7 candidates include Nancy Welton, a bookkeeper for Fas` ion Showcase and former sch- Fol L.,ard member,and incumbent "Gene 7aurot, Southwestern Bell Candidates anno u. �.ed :divi.;ion manager-installation and � �. ' main-'L- Two ain'eriance. m ,i ff f Two incumbents in different 1067,has fired for electro:i to Place IN ADDITION to choosing political races have ai pounced 7 a post now held by Gene l+aurot.' three trustees,HEB voters,also will they will seek re-eleetic a and a In Euless, Mayor Pro Tem ' decide whether or not$2.2 million . former Hurst-Euless,Be(+ford In- I Villie Mae McCormick confirmed i:-►previously approved bond funds dependent School Distri st school ;he will seen re-election.She with- c_u be spent for school mainte- .board member has announced she held her decision until filing began. ne ace. will return to the political arena. The money oeiginally was de- Nancy Welton, a Euless resi- In Richland Hills, Incumbent al at for a school in Horst;but dent and a school board member Gaynell Hollis has announced she he administrators say the school for more than 10 years beginning in will seep re-election. ' 1 :onger is needed. + But the district does have some pre, using maintenance needs, in- _Aodwing=some new roofs or roof re- pairs afid renovation .of some. air-conditioning and heating sys- tems,HEB Supt.Dr.Forrest Wat- ,r . 3on said. Birdville Independent School .. Astrict's three vacancies are sought by four candidates, includ- ing three incumbents and one chal- lenger. Place 1 is sought by'incumbent Mitchell Baxter, a dentist;Place 2 )y incumbent Jgeann Zuefeldt,an ' LTV security specialist,and Place �4,by incumbent J.D. Barrow presi- z ydent of Barrow Electric Co. and f Carrcill Brents, a sales represents- • tive for E.L.Farmer&Co. ', ,y z -' _;' -;. rM -„? H"D " aggy'70� racessr � n er� : - �� Councilman Ed Walters.Walters is sales representatte'fbr E.L. Farmer Place 1,a one ye r 3 at g an engineer with LTV. &Ca by Terry_Irwin's resigned n, A RICHLAND Hills elects Other local' races have re- sought by Bob Wells,q,South 1e€ council members at large rather mained much'the same as they ern Bell account executive fo. the than in places. April 4 voters will stood Tuesdayafternoon. petroleum industry;Linda Bat lie;, fill three posts. No one is challenging the lor, a Hudiburg Chew-olet 1 it Richland Hills incumbents re-election bid of incumbents Eu- saleswoman; and Steve vleeks ` Gaynell Hollis, a saleswoman at less Mayor Harold Samuels, attorney. Paradies Airport Shop; Al Rodg- co-owner of Samuels-Shields&As- David Moon,regiona mama; t ers,a McDaniel.and Son construc- sociates and Mayor Pro Tem Willie of Reserv'e�National Insui nce 14* tion project manager and James Mae McCormick,a retired LTV en- is challenging incumbeL1 Black, a retired Internal Revenue gineer. Shoppa, a Bell Helicopte prom Service employee, all are seeking Bob Eden,a local Realtor,also tion control director in Ph, e6. re-election. is unopposed in his bid for election Place= 7 candidates mclu f Two other candidates also are to Place 2,a:post,left vacant by in- Nancy Welton, a bookket. ler seeking the three offices, Thomas cunbeChrle nt as Hunf;.Hunt did Fashion ;;Showcase and -)rnrc� Harvey, a project manager with not'seekre-election. school board member, end incum w Dynalectron, and Bill Hurlburt, In North Richland Hills the bent Gene Faurot,a Soui wester employed with Acme Brick. April 4 election will fill the seat left Bell division manager-ins Ilati, In the Birdville school board vacant b Place 6 former Council- and maintenance. t race one new candidate,Bill Burk- manoli B $radyxs resign$-tion. hart,a Southwestern Bell manager hlancy auser,a secretary for Weather of directory sales,has filed in Place Yandell and Hiller Inc.,;and.Jim 2 against incumbent Joeann Zue- Ramsey, a North Richland HillsTHE MID CITIES' feldt,an LTV security specialist. Civil Service commissioner, are cast calls for partly. cloud In Place 1 incumbent Mitchell contending for the vacancy. skies and mild temperatures,.; Baxter, a dentist, has filed for SEVEN,candidates,including tonight and tomorrow. To--"- re-election and is unopposed. two incumbents and five challen- night's low should be in the` Place 4 incumbent J.D. Bar.- gers are seeking election to three lower 40s and tomorrow's high row, president of Barrow Electric i places in the Hurst-Euless-Bedford in the mid 60s. Winds should' Co.,is opposed by Carroll Brents,a Independent School District race. be light and variable. 1 Euless 'Sets Euless to elect three . A49 ft The mayor and two Euless city As of Tuesday aernoon o' 1 e lection council posts are coming up for one has announced an interest.m pril election April 4 and so'far at least running for the vacancy. one incumbent has decided not to Mayor Harold Samuels sai&..he 1 Euless City Council Council approved ,.Qn, run again. definitely has decided to eek Tuesday night called a first reading an ordinance, Three-term incumbent Place 2 re-election. Councilman Charles Hunt an- Samuels, a partn: me r in Sa municipal election for establishing an office ' Saturday,April 4. Civil Preparedness. Cit, nounced Tuesday he will not seek a els-Shields and Assoc sates 4114'1-,• Filing for mayor and Manager W. M. Sustaire' fourth term,because he said he be- las,will be seeking his 'ourth.tern places 2 and 4 on the coun- earlier in the day said the; lieves no one should hold one office Willie Mae McC(rmick,Plate" cil will open Feb. 4 and Fire 'Chief John Scott. for more than three terms. 4 incumbent and mF yor prof, close 30 days prior to the would be civil defence di;; `, It is my decision not to be a said she will withliold an an- election. rector, candidate to the Euless City Coun- nouncement on her 4 tecision until Incumbents are Mayor The city manager way- cil. I consider serving the city of after-filing opens Feb.2. : ' Euless as councilman these past six Mrs. McCormic?: was fiat Harold Samuels, now also authorized to adver + years a very high honor and would elected to council in 1973 and,cif serving his,fourth term as tise for bids for a fire mayor,Charles Hunt,who truck. like to thank all the citizens and she decides to campaign, will be is serving his four,h term In other action the friends who have given me support seeking her fifth term. on the council an,i Mayor council a during my three terms in office, During the last election no one Y approved the pre said Hunt. opposed either the mayor or NW. ECPro Tem Willie N,3e Mc- Lots ary1 a and final plat on "I tend to feel three terms is McCormick and so far no other Ihormick, who is erving Lots 1 and 2,Block 1 op sufficient and I'd like to move over candidates have announced an h- er fifth term on th coun- glin Addition. The prop- cil. erty is located on the west and make room for some new per- terest in campail fining. Mayor Sam cels and side of South Main Street sonality.I think we could use it,"he Potential Euless council cans= Mrs. McCormic)- inuicat- and north of West Huitt saiddates may file an application at the ed they have not,eacht-i a L ane. Hunt first ran for office in 1975 Euless City Hall,2 A N.Ector Dr., decision on filing 1 r Also approved was a re- and was not opposed in the last between Feb.2 an i March 4 dead- L lion. Counc lma. plat of Lot 1,block 1,Eu_ election two years ago. line. h E as out of tows and less Town Center located to atte ad last west of F. M. 157 and ouncil se;sio 1, south of Airport Freeway 'N. �•_ •a.�+ ...r.. i ,. _..-��Ntlf .,.. F 16A ©1981 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM THURSDAY EVENING,MARCH 5,1981 Police flap may go to vote North Richland HUBVotersmaydecidewhether and a frequent figure at City Council meetings heIr p.olice Can loin the state civservice P g t civil ice in the have formed the linen for the tightest race for. F APlace 6 Prii 4 electinli but the City Council has not yet m Hurst j t"f ally put that issue on the ballot Foster Parsell,57,of 10 Brook Forest Lane Will l as VgeFg. qty, of o§Q r r�pre tri t- jtain Itis. °lace 6 City Council position seztativiafe on against oger Perei,3t,of 805 Mbuhtain ljertace Colteyvnlleresidetits wt?I dehhe the boundaries and John Papskar,37,of 906 Venice. o(growth,m their city In Place 2,incumbent Betty Stimmel,47,of 1721 The referendum issues in both ckies are North- Louella Court is challenged by Tom Vogt,37.2817 east Tarrant County's 'hot spots in the April 4 Autumn Drive. local elections. Lorriane Tatarevich,49,517 Caduceus Lane is This year's elections also indicate a renewed running unopposed for the Place 1 post. She is interest in running for office,because only the seeking a second term. Euless City Council has a full slate of unopposed Three City Council incumbents have drawn one candidates,while Hurst and Haltom City each only opponent each for the Bedford city elections. one council race apiece involving opponents. In Place 1,City Council incumbent Loret Ross; In North Richland Hills,more than the required 39,of 1109 Springbrook faces French Haralson,42, 170 signatures were verified Wednesday on peti- of 533 Bedford Road.Ross,a pharmaceutical sales- tions calling for a referendum on whether the man,is seeking his fourth term on the council. police department should join state civil service, Beverly Vines,39,of 212 Somerset Terrace tries City Manger Chuck Williams said.The City Coun- to hold her Place3 seat against Dorthy McWhorter, cil,however,still must officially call the referen- 47,of 1600 Martha Drive. dum.and it probably will Monday night,City Sec- Also on thecity election ballot,Ed Walters,46,of, retary Jeannette Moore said. 1800 Martha Drive opposes Gregory Gambill,31,of The police department now is covered by city 1408 Wade Drive,Walters,a Vought Corp.engi- L civil service,but the North Richland Hills Police neer,is the incumbent. Officers Association voted tojoinstatecivilservice Watauga also probably will be another hotbed of after a dispute erupted over department reorgani- election rhetoric zation last August. Mayor Honey Meadows pulled out of the race State civil service also maybe an issue in the race Tuesday night,leaving slate candidate Virgiv& between the two Place 6 City Council candidates, Anthony and Mel Sowell to vie for the position. Jim llamseyandNancy Strausser.The seat.isupfor Anthony,42,is mayor pro tem,serving his first election because Bob Brady,elected to the post last term on the City Council.Sowell served on the April,resigned Jan.5. council until last summer,when he resigned to run Mrs.Strausser ran against Brady for the seat last for mayor in a special election to fill the post after year.Ramsey,a city civil service commissioner the death of Mayor Meadows'husband;Noel, .. who already has voiced his opposition to state civil_ service,reputedly has the support of the city ad- Other slate candidates include Farris E.Jones, ministration, the incumbent in Place 1;Raymond Mears,a new- In Colleyville,an issue involving a$75 million comer to Watauga politicss seeking Place 2;and condominium-shopping center development has Thelma Mock,incumbent in Place 7. been boiling since December.It may be settled Linda Taylor,a Watauga political activist,and after voters decide whether they want the project. O.R.Farmer will oppose Jones in Place 1.in addi- Opponents saythe development—which would tion to Meats,Johnnie Weir and C.L:Lawton have almost double the city's tax base—would cost the filed for Place2.ThomasSubjeek will oppose Coun- city too much in increased services,traffic conges- cilwoman Mock in Place 7. tion and population. The"slow growth"or"controlled growth"advG- The election In Haltom City should be fairly Cates organized a petition drive to force the City quiet,with only Mayor Job nnic Lee facing opison- Council to includethe referendum in the election. tion.H.C.Gill,who has run twice unsuccessfully They also succeeded in fielding a full slate of for the City Council,will oppose Lee,who is seek- candidates in the council race,although none of ing his sixth term. them are running under any organized "con- Incumbents running unopposed in Haltomeity trolled growth"banner. are Marvin Wa rd in Place 1,Harry Dubois iii MAC62 And when incumbent Councilman Robert Noble and Jimmie Haden in Place 7. dropped out of the Place 1 race Monday,the con- The election also should be quiet in Richland trolled growth faction was guaranteed at least one Hills, where five people, including the ineum- seat on the new council. bents,are running at large for three City Council Noble,53,said he was quitting the race to pursue seats.Gaynell Hollis,James Black and Al Rodgers other interests which had left him too busy to all are seeking reelection. serve.That left two men seeking the Place I seat: Challengers are Thomas Harvey and Bill Hurl- Denis Duffy,41,and Leonard Pratt,44,both of hurt,both newcomers to Richland Hills politics Th whom have said the City Council moved too quick- e election line-up remained unchanged in ly in its unanimous approval of Dallas developer Grapevine,with two candidates running for Place Willard Baker's plans for the complex. 5 and four for Place 6. Both races iiiclude the In the mayor's race,incumbent.I.R."Buck"Hub- incumbents. bard,one of the staunchest supportersofthe devel- Mayor Pro Tem Ted Ware,48, is being dial opment,is facing Mike Fay,a controlled-growth lenged for his Place 5 seat by Huey Thomas,41. advocate. Councilman Aulton Mullendore,68,faces three And in Place 2,Councilman C.L."Smokey"Vano- opponents,including aTarrantCountyJuniorCol- ver picked up an opponent last week in Tom Coo- lege student who lost his first bid for the council ney,a controlled-growth proponent who dropped two years ago at the age of 18. out of the mayor's race to challenge Vanover. Brent McPherson,20,a TCJC pre-law student, The fivecity charter amendments on theColley- joins Ron Dyer,34 and Laurence Crappo,39,in ville ballot have generated the least excitement. seeking the Place 6 seat. They were out on the ballot in a"housecleaning" -'Euless voters have only three choice's en-their move pushed by city administrators. left election slag "Pour cn the amenuments uetete rererences to Mayor Harol e5amuels,46,of'LIFy JhendnAo3n, thecitytaxcollectorasan"assessor"incompliance long with Willie Mae McCormick, 72, of 2300 with the city's membership in the Tarrant County orthMainStreetinPlace4,wi11run unopposed. central tax appraisal district.Similar countywide Samuels,part-owner of a lighting company,is districts were formed throughout the state as part eeking his fourth term,while Mrs.McCormick,a of the Peveto Bill,which centralizes property ap- etired Vought Corp.engineer,is running for her praisal under the district to equalize taxes. ifth. 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E 1 F y m ° %K y�+�' 9 9 g M h G M y .(•f y a m o m Q m� r. o o °a b -01 > �•m'• .7a mu^mom pq�C.54 mscV4o e'Cwog •: I'o0 �°a° A3s+ m g < .may m s ' q ] m.ao « .� " ° m do«• 3 ° 5+" ug. tmdd �4a aymi*i �'o�z e a a asp my o a�sy a m m W C ad a'6E= c —�" si, r =7Circu6tion 282-9163 �' y' � .: d� Founded 1909 � - " ' - Volume 73 — 4. 6 � -He a 4s op _ � f'I-,,Ie ' By WANDA K. ADAMS obtain zoning, even in a commer- house. cial area. Hurst has not enactr,-i a aw o Cities in the past could not reg- A zoning change cannot be ob- control head shops,alt'iou .t a ug `ulate businesses selling drug relat- tained until property owners with= paraphernalia is sold at a f w s ,res ' ed.paraphernalia, because of state in 200 feet of the proposed site have in the city, primarily as a sie line ;legal limitations. But a new bill been notified. item. '510 in the legislature may author- Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae City Mgr. A.J. Bros id `ie-them to control the location of McCormick said she believes the Council considered an o. linf ce such shops. law is a deterrent to other head and favored passage of a reg a- State Reps. Charles Evans of shops coming.in, because notifica- tion,_but the city attorney Adv:. ad 'Hurst and Stan Slueter of Killeen tion of homeowners probably against it, because of lack of at, ' collaborated on the new proposal, would draw many protests from backing. House Bill 2 which is aimed at al- nearby business or residential lan- Bedford, Richland Hills 'id lowing cities to enact special use downers. North Richland Bills aisohave >t ,permits and at giving them more LOCAL courts probably enacted anti-head shop laws,or`s ie- dbntrol over businesses selling the would uphold the city's right to reg- cial use permit regul: tior�, for to devices. ulate location of the shops.But she same reasons.,, As state laws stand, head is concerned about any suit before Bedford City Secretf y I\ -ma shops, businesses selling water a higher appeals court outside the Kranz said Council has >nr'ic ;ed pipes,roach clips and other similar area. they,probably.would a tact, n c .ii- paraphernalia connected to stor- "Down the line, someone nance as soon as the st, to s, gyp( t- age or actual use of an illicit drug, might interpret it differently,"she ed their stance with legislatio, legally could not be prevented from said. I North Richland Hills As: s- ' operating in a commercially zoned Last May Council also unani- tant City Mgr. Dennis Hury ;h area. mously adopted a resolution asking also indicated his Counci:p ob bly Some cities, like Euless, have the state legislature to outlaw the would be interested in somF ty- of ' ;passed special use permit require- sale and manufacture of drug relat- control over such busiriesse§ Mt nts designed to discourage head ed paraphernalia. Richland' Hills May or"J eve shops from locating in the area. Copies of the resolution were Ragan also previously indica �d mailed to the governor,the lieuten- ohpositioin to the shops a.,el- ap= PASSAGE of a state law al- ant governor and the speaker of the port for some type of contro . ,lowing special use permit laws or `ether controls would lend credence to the decisions made by those ci- ' -ties,he said. An attorney general's ruling on the issue also is being sought and si-ibuld be received later this week, '-F iia_ns said. One head shop already is locat- ed in Euless.After the shop opened Council passed an emergency ordi- nance requiring gasoline stations id head shops to obtain a special ae permit. Because of the ordinance, any 1potential new head shop operators how must go before the Council to 4 i � y 1 LBoard Report Industrial Tour Described The monthly board of directors .. s� m,eting on September 17 was \� heal at Braniff International World Headquarters. The direc- tor.; irer for heard a most impressive re a # +I a port frot i the local delegation attending he West Texas Chamk.- ber of Com fierce Industrial Tour. a Gary Johns(.n reporter that sei- a a eral potential business expressed �"� a; interest in the HLrst-Euless �01 Bdiord area and that the re ceiNtion for the entire delega tio► was ;riost hospita)le in De r troi , New York and New Jer- sey. er sey. Johnson did state that the a Clea gland Growth Also,iation a 04 divi.,ion of tl? Cleveland Cham- �• ber, did stage 1 confrontation in M LEFT TO RIGHT — Industrial Div. team. Gary Johnson, Troy Fuller, • -See Page 2 Sue Horton, Norma Morelock, Bob Blevins, Troy Green, Doug Rivers. 73 ti ` .L T{.-fir*slay, January 8, 1981 �f;�`1 MID-CITIES DAIt r , -7 T t so% u e n e I ss Fron' GERALDINE "GERRY" COZBY, staff man- ager-residence personnel for Southwestern Bell Tele- phone Co.,is retiring this month after 40 years with the company. - Mrs.Cozby began her phone career as an operator in Fort Worth. She has held several positions in the company, including business office supervisor, cam- mercial staff assistant and unit manager in Bedford. An active community worker, she is secretar- y-treasurer for Plight Applied Arts Department of Oak Crest Woman's Club and secretary of Soroptimist In ternational of Hurst-Euless-Bedford.She serves on the member allocation committee of Tarrant County Unit- ed nit ed Way and the board of managers of Downtown YMCA. " Mrs.Cozby and her husband, Homer,live at 5125 Jennings,North Richland Hills.They are members of ; Oakhurst Presbyterian Church. BERRYCOZBY pcookbookTowns �c�s u p Euless recreation staffers only meant At a time in their lives when recogni- to share some good recipes they'd sampled tion often is relegated to monthly visits at monthly covered-dish lunches brought from children, these seniors have done by senior citizens. something special. And their names are in They've done much more. print, black and white, to prove it. The result of the lunches is a cook- As another benefit, the cookbook stirs book called "Euless Recipes by Senior a pride in a town that often is considered Citizen." a bedroom community only. One person Already in its second printing, the reportedly bought 30 cookbooks to give to cookbook captures the taste, as well as the family and friends. spirit, of a town that fights to be more A little bit of Euless has to go along than an exit on a Metroplex freeway. with the gift — Euless as a noteworthy About 40 senior citizens and dozens place, not just Euless as a highway exit. of city employees contributed family fa- vorite recipes, from barbecue brisket to a Finally, profits from the booksales, 100-year-old recipe for lemon fritters. about $1 of the $3.50 purchase price, will Combined with a brief history of the go to a project for the senior citizens' pro- city, the book might offer an anthropolo- gram in the town. So contributions by the ;ist 100 years from now a good glimpse of seniors will have concrete results as well. vulture in Euless. All told, the Euless cookbook proba- Of course, most rewards are more bly won't make the New York Times'list mmediate. of bestsellers. For one, the cookbook spotlights But that doesn't matter. vomen and a few men who care about a What does is that a bit of local char- town as well as the craft of cooking. atter has been preserved. �x is iris ,34rica ° man Oil N -0 c c 30c Cu E> c r E L� QeE° - JnhnIIv Sieverli ng , aW _ 0 1980 Trinity High4M �50 School W ° 10 'r i ; = we C O graduate who is LU 0 O LU ch, toe C 3 now a senior at the. U.S. •° „ r ° Air ForceActale)ny ma- c0) oco o o o a _oi ve A m w° yjoring i,, aeronautical` `o ` E _ engineering, ois sched- - tiled to appear on Tie° mdo o W «" U a, WvoW W 3 u o W Hilly Graham Christmas ° E m o -a C� : peciai at p,in, 'Phurs- g a ° ° o m i o o _ ,� w � m s c �n ,•~ day on Channel 11. .P o, Enuo -vcEW ou mo mmol > `oN Q Sieti-.erling, son of c o ° e m m 3 0 c s °' =s O ro a E _ os°` G� John and Lois Sieverl- _W u o N U w c « o) m ° o y o N -V e e •� ing of Euless, is a mem- c o rn — c u c a c o— Sy” m a s m w = e m i — E 3 a = m ber of the UwAFA °°, o" " u Z c a ° m o c a a m 0 a. E a .� i.`a � Cadet C R horale. The m _c tr m o �' m a °r o 3 E ,�°, ►� group will also sing at a W E o m W o o u ° ro Kennedy. Center;..Thte- o y o o « U 3 u c ro m ater ceremony hon'brhig e m —s a — a m a o m a > > r m ' Jirnh)7 Stewart to be > u>, 3 — 3 oe ,.° u 3 g 3a m w Uii V w Q a aired.op .Channel 4 at 8 e .9ei s°.Iilk�e�9e�w%�0`0 -- --- -- = P.m_T}�esday. C FK 8 3;3 5 zb n j c. I r' t officers join the staff and ownership of Comet Cleaners and Car Wash 704 W. Euless Blvd., in Euless. rwyv'/1 o � c V RIBBON CUTTING — Chamber officials are shown helping open the business of a new Chamber membei the House of Esther, at 508A Harwood St., in Bedford. L Page Six y�°lL' 7 E CHAMBER SPECTRUM u FOR INHIRNI T10keo?'I2834081 � a 41 1 rt RIBBON CUTTING . . . The entire clientele turned out, along with the Chamber President's Club, when this "ribbon" cutting was held Feb. 18 at the Americare Learning Center. Lloyd Schuh is president and Ms. Ruth Hatfield is director. I Sunday, February 22, 1981 �! FOR INFORMATIOVX.2 ' rat." Daily News photo r , OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY — Americare- Learning Center, 1203 Raider Dr., Euless, will hold open house today 2 to S p.m. in its recently remodeled facility. Hurst Euless Bedford Chamber of Commerce welcomed the new ' owner, Lloyd Schuh, in a ceremony at the center. Participants, continu- ing from left, were Ruth Hatfield, director; Dal DeWees, president of Texas Commerce Bank-Hurst who represented the chamber; Paul Morris, HEB Chamber Presidents' Club Elsie Gunter, First State Bank, Bedford; and Willie Mae McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem, :�u' ���� "�.�[ �*•�"'�i� :i. �,_'o.'w.�`?.:`o,.f'4'+s"�x� k`�.�^v`'�a.�'"s.�+.�`�,e�`ti�A'R kL13`a ^aaa`a�'k,hay,."�."+.�' .`4 e�s'`� y'a" cr F.M to y (D N �: g (D D m a� ?'C ..�,.off + #.+ • .�♦ �. � . 3 �. m = 700 0 f o3N � 1, � (D d ^� n o `n cog :v N � a _n(D rm t` ID C) o � � C o ocy "� s O:rlu� ."+ CSD lar, March 24; 1981 1:Section 154 k e 4 l � r r Daily News photo MAKE YOUR BID.— Friendsget together at the Euless Simmons Drive Recreation Center for a hand of "42" or "84." From left, they are J.S. Montgomery, Alter Horton, Dorothy Grubb and Ma- bel Pappe. Groups meet for activities on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. A bus owned by the city of Euless picks up senior citizens on Tuesdays, making the crowd of participants larger. More information can be obtained by contacting the Euless Parks and Recreation Department. 2abe' ' t' h.fs ' Cake Supplies rosy ' es caterin - sel,rvice- Elizabeth�,s .gp e would rob- of the Cake S%i that the fee for a compara- courses at the shop.Many Now through May 15 pliesaI112 Ectar in Eu- ble tours "p students come hack you may order your wed- less pro}•ides more than ably run about. $550 a to rent or buy the cake de- ding catering" and receive the' nar g implies: wed= person now.,, corating equipment avail- $25 off the price; even if ding an anniversary ca- able at the store, the wedding isn't to occur tering h, ve beenavailable Sb, and another mas- including pans tips, bags until later this year.Those since-the "irst of the year. ter cake decorator,Sandy and colors (used in icing interested in the sale or Altho .gh shop owner Israel,offer beginning ans the cakes) and wedding the classes should call Elizabei ►`Wil' x has of- advanced cake decorating ornaments. 267-6691. .fered - aike decorating supplies for sale and rent in the A id-cities area for ten year ,she recently°be- gan cat sr g when. ' her daughte , Jackie Horton, ' deci led o go into thecakeh �` buss lest with her mother. - B nth ook a master de- cora ing ourse in Chicago " in .1115' yh n Jackie was ' Y only L4,., 31d,Mrs.Wilcox. T te'ft Mowing year,the v mot] er nd daughter m- k 'creat ad t Heir skills by tak ing < co.zprehensive test_ in Fc rt VI ayr e, rnd. jn spi:e'o,-the subject ' dealt with b,, the clasjes, the' are nc "pieces of_ AWEDDINGS OR,'ANNIVERSARIES — Elizabeth's Cake Supplies is no new- cake':the'y.o ten meet ten. . comer to the sup ours a ply business, but now the store offers citsto►ri wedding i hday f aiptwo weeks. ' i or anniversary cafering,. Now through ,May 15 receive $25 off"simply by In addition the enroll- '. booking,your special,occassion catering with Elizabeth's. Store hours are merit fee 91not include; 10 a.m.-4 m. Mgnda throw h Freda, '' ' ; t for Wednesday when the p Y 8 y p Y'. j the students' expenses, store q, ens at noon. Saturday hours are noon 5 p,m For. more inforrna- I; Mrs. Wilcox laid, adding'. tion call her at 267 6691. I•A t � E t \ QUAD`:ANGLE DEVELOPMENT SELLS SUBDIVISION . . Pictured at the closing of the sale of Euless Main Place are (left to right, standing) Walter Elliott and Sam Cotten of Quadrangle Development Co., ' and (seated, left to right), Marvin Smith, president of Marvin Smith Homes, and Bill Pasteur, president t of 'Auadrangle Development Co. a+ _ j,.♦�ty + P � i N hU Y , y cu CU O s ram l s v Y_ — Y C ao cu * _ CU 0 u Y s 3 3 E 6 v _ �t 1 yy L epi' �,q a ty> v f -}�+ v•C rd ' .t� f, �• .a, Q h GJ f4 Ills Efibza' bethj',�s' . Cake Su IieS p PERSONALIZED SKIN CA d e S , c a t e.ring service PAULINE MIE provi 1 Elizabeth's Cake Sup- not include the students' advanced cake decorating wedding ornaments. 817-284-7848 plies at 112 S.Ector in Eu- expenses, Mrs. Wilcox courses at the shop.Many Those interested in the less provides more than said, adding that the fee of the students come back courses may call the shop its name implies:wedding for a comparable course to rent or buy the cake de- at 267-6691 from 10-4 ' PHONE 267-6691 and anniversary catering would "probably run corating equipment avail- Monday through Friday 112 S.ECTOR p has been available since about$550 apiece now." able at Elizabeth's Cake except for Wednesday, EULESS,TX.76039 _, the first of the year. She and another mas- Supplies, including pans, when the shop opens at Although shop owner ter cake decorator,Sandy tips,bags and colors(used noon.Saturday hours are 1 -=� Elizabeth Wilcox has of- Israel,offer beginning and in icing the cakes) and noon to 5 p.m. ELIZABETH'S CAKE SUPPLIES _ fered cake decorating AND supplies for sale and rent ELITE CATERING in the Mid-Cities area for ten years,she recently be- d JACKIE HORTON-BRIDAL CONSULTA gan catering when her daughter, Jackie Horton,. t — decided to go into the cake business with her mother. ,, Both took a master 1 cake decorating course in Chicago in 1975, when _. y Jackie was 14, said Mrs. Wilcox. 1 ` The following year,the mother and daughter in- creased their cake decor- x� ating skills by taking a comprehensive test in f 1 Fort Wayne,Ind. ` In spite of the subject WEDDING ANNIVERSARY — Cateringhas been added to the services dealt with by the classes, offered by Elizabeth's Cake Supplies, at112S. Ector in Euless. Owner Eli- they are no "piece(s) of zabeth Wilcox and her daughter, Jackie Horton, have taken master cake 1 cake":they often meet ten decorating courses in order to meet their customers' needs. Wedding hours a day for two weeks. accessories, such as the silver service shown, are also available at the S The enrollment fee does shop. Humanism is putting yourselfl in the other fellow's place and treating 1 him as you would like to be treated t \. a guideline sometimes known as•the Golden Rule. Humanism is proving all th9ngs and holding fast to what is good!lbis 1 practice was favored by the Apostle Paul. Humanism is being grateful farthe original humanist,Eramus of Roder- dam,who opened vistas to medieval 1 ( people who were captives of igno- rance and narrow religious teaching. This scholarly work made possible the creative flowering known as the Renaissance. Humanism is realizing that change 1 is inevitable;that there is no return- ing to the good old days,which proba- bly weren'tas good as we remember. roba-blyweren'tasgoodasweremember. Humanism is working to make the future better than the past. 1 Humanism is gladly,proudly,seri- ously accepting your membership in, the human race. Humanism How•can anybody attack human Humanism is trying for as high a ism? standard of comfort as possible with-. MARG4RET CARTFA_f 1 ` out cheating other human beings.�j Fort Worth - , . . . z 'n O � a r - O �Y� ,.Y rig O C ca C CL � 1p • , 9a .0 4J� s ' E M C O C y Y �* �O O ram , E CL � vo o Q) ' ...`. T cu ^. �J toJ r A � u00a �' to sa ✓U LL yU� O C4 # �" 2 a"- cu ie . -_ .: -. '.,. . -� .'f i ..o- =' .A ,r �. R.d' . „ _•'.aQ .d .e r .or',d d l�WE�..�'_,t"a - I d". Iwo Council members i�, - �a talo office oath c ' Willie Mae WcCor- For';Worth,was the suc- mick,who was elect�d fcr cess-'ul bidder for the par- a fifth term as 1;ule,,s alleling sanitary sewer councilwoman Apr'1 4 line in Midway Park.The and Bob Eden, whj was bid was for$30,092.30. A elected for t first tern , portion of this cost will took their oa-.hs of tffic; come from a community during the Tuesday .iighi development grant, with meeting of Euless City the city picking up the re- Council. maining cost. Council members als-) chose Mrs. w1cCormick Cr uncil set June 9 as for another term:-,s mayor the date for a public hear- protein. ing on a Texas Power & Walter Elliott, Bob Light Co.rate increase. Jones and BobLy Baker were appointed to the An emergency ordi- board of equalization. nance vacating a storm ' In other action,council *train ersement in Bavari- Appmved a new plat an Village Addition was for lots 2AR and 213R for approved on first and fin- Westpark Medical Plaza, -d reading. property locoed east of Westpark Way and south — of Silver Creek Drive; Approved a prelimi- nary plat in Cinnamon Ridge Addition,property located east .of North Main Street,west of Full- er-Wiser Road,and north of the proposed g` cChee;--SpargerRoad; P'��o Approved a replat o`Phase 1,Lakewood Town-homes Addition,property ` located north of Boco- wood and west of Lake- wood Boulevard;. �"'�✓ ,-;, � , 3 Approved on second 1 and final reading of Ordi- , nance 657 amending Arti- cle 1, Section 12, Euless �. Subdivision Ordinance regarding requirements for co nstruction of alleys' t Water Tank Service I ' i Co. of Fort Worth was awarded the contract for 4' repairing- and repainting the interior of 250,000 gal- Ion ground storage water w . tank at Harwood well. o,ly Ne A&photo The bid was for$22,000. Allison Inc., also of f 7RM.IL k7PENINC — Lone Star Gas Co. held a forma! ipe ting —_. - - - - WLdnes,lay i t new officeF of Hurst Euless Bedford district, locat(d a 404 Racquet CIL) Blvd., Bedford. Participating in ribbon cutting cf:err 3nies sp( nsored by HEB Chamber of Commerce, from left, were Lr,-en? 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"D a0 a+' '(2 Mumw; o7 � d� 3 ° 0�a�i� �'� o� d � a � o �a��i.Q � 3c°°id .w � � xx .. is Ca.C1 w p.d d w b as cv �-. +a v O O d w a m a a7 ca a m > w v Z-, w jw w as m o -.,h" k y�'' IF ' Daily News photo SPEECH CLINIC — k Hurst Euless Bedford Chamber of Commerce . - sponsored - a grand ' opening and ribbon cutting ce-reman for ' Mid-Cities Speech and Hearing Clinic, 1701 W. Euless _Blvd.; Participants;:., front: from eft, wire h{ ' Pree, HEB Chamber of Y' Commerce; MickW' y , (vtcAmmond, )o -Penna gym. Mays and Hy ones Ho-Ry� } r_= :owners; Willie- Mae McCormick, .. _Euless mayor , pro .tem;. back f w from left,_. Lyn row � ? ' Gregory, county com - # loner• and Dr. Steve miss _ . Weinberg, membership vice president Gr' � Z s. x 1 'A7/�.�� IN Daily Newts photo I Wsi 1N CUTTING F artic pants in a ribbon •. ! uttin� for Tarin Insur- Ici Agency, 1701 :+W. T ale :s . Blvd., Metro .en.er Suite 130, from ft, were Dr. Steve 1 teir.`)er , HEB Cham- , g S'-4 i I er-. of Commerce A� ' len )ership vice resi- flint; Debbie Allen Tar- k> in, B,.'I Tarim SylviaL 7a iari, Lloyd "Shoppa', hart beI president; Wil- � t 4ae McCormick, �r ru.ass ma for pro tem; = nc G,enr. Porterfield, f } rt:s der,r 0 First Na- tk jai Ba ik of Euless. °hE rib`)or cutting'.was r s,)on.Ore i by -'4urst E.0 w,. ' le.s, tedto rd Chamber of Coy im-�rce. Y� •3 s � t t � ' T/ QIN INSURANCE . . . Owner Bill Tarin welcomes members of the Chamber President's Club i hit grind opening in Suite 130 of the Metro Center at 1701 W. Euless Blvd., Euless. P,ge Six THE CHAMBER SPECTRUM wr. a xl�r F INFl�RNfATi{}N,Cnif 283 401 a � ^P""�. •'JAL $ a�'C eewi IYJ3b3 " .44Y L ". 2 7 R iw � • RI;IBC I CU 'TING . . . The entire clientele turned out, along with the Chamber President's Club, when th "'r 3bo i" cutting was held Feb. 18 at 'he Americare Learning Center. Lloyl Schuh is president and M:. t th I -itfield is director. 4 to uf v 0 = " o m 0d N O.3 O W 0 C txo (D ca O � 3 ►a3vcc cc i ' �� / jry l ! :y '�`.� r � ��.�/ l ly y, fib! wi l .../ �.✓/�// l ". l��/ '� ��� 'gni -• �� y l�� i ✓'•.'1".P ..s+ -*,,. :.�.s f.,�' �r:' `,•.a .+' ..+ t"s'�1 i�d'r�-. / #i.ld �n ilMAMYAIN�* 41 c'c svim7OC a O Ov-v c0 12 - u ar cv v m m a� uacm Y `� � +0n O'v O aj ALF- 0Oc9 O•' C y �� 1 �iJl Yee I L 0.- C E j �,� ti '. �, rn r � on•N y i C C — O O `L•Y- - E mIV �L CZ � O C� ACO-o > > O C u A • �.;., u.l L LLIV � Eac 1 a A O-X U a �s . L E GJ y >. s to r :€ A } � ~ E _ yam pQ) r �.-J 7 =3 U An Li. Lw a 44, � ea0 0O 1 t I Euless city secretary resigns after; 14 years of service � as By WANDA K.ADAMS mis y k reds of cit ran um- In 1974 he esu promo Some o(theee ILSs goveto an engineer for the University is classified u plaint narm.uy ersug deer tecilY secretary the '--til Ani Euless Cit i the way to in6 henee's ass of Teass Health Center in Ty. emenk" 6Nn6 Y ng operation of any city's •'1 liked it,because,I esu handled.F under ler_ SM said she Secretary Della Huy ften daily services. getting to work with the citi- state Law the ty �tft..at For .H� plana to beeoma a full-time worked quietly behind the Her duties have rangd un more and tress•bk to find notify ,dent n 200 Y =hangs houxwife. acmes during ken 6K years in from m i keeping official city rac. out what they like or dislike feet of the change, ass no- the post.But m a city adminia- ands,to handling required le- about the city,"she said. - 6—of rvully ve tled and tr.ter, the mayor and her gal notice, making airline Behind the seethe., •he are published in the egall o- - workers at city hall say her masarmlicms, routing pun- said a person hu a better lice sectio of the 0, P.I.pa ork atooderelloutmthefore- tioro of—."par reporters chance to sea what makes a u•tami-d p,—d. _ (rotofcity affairs. and handling complaint.of eityti.k and why. ` Other suchreqt ementa Employed m su the finance residents cotrmed about ev. "I have leere md a lel more govern traffic traa{��{Por es departent before being pro- erything from loons dogs to about municipalgovernment asaple,shesasdastot igncan- muted to city secretary,she g•rbagepickups. than,knewbsf.m.".henmd. not be placed luaj Jywhem )—.a-.d the city a total-114 O fsciCertified tified by Often, she said gettitg the city would lake tdplace it - year.. North Teras State University, things done require mueh Indeed it most folies.tale - - A o y secretery does she kept track f city ord: mors work on the part of the d lout le o tli arch m r.than the clerical tw m, prepared the city city staff than can be scan o u ^�i6 ereaa work the name he a each gro be asuggeste,in- council agenda end informed the surfs th d R�� cluding keeping the mayor the council and mayor about At budget time,she mid Atte a)ob well in' n all and city council ebreut of the many different matters to city people often see the dollars of them ares thesaid city s financial affurs, mid goveromant and cents outlined in the h proclaimed h`1 day as Mayor Harold Samuel.. Notes she took during news n,but not the time the tr"DeW HouyA Under.the Eulw city City let,meetings became and effort t into IO iI.Y'in hurter,the cit it hires Fu preparing Eul Be ' c y coon= Pert of tions.l records of city the budget and determining easig' Besides i 'tor the the city secretarywho aruwan trwectiom the money needed to run euh lY Eulw City Mgr Iliem dueetly to both the council 1.addition to her 40 hour citydepartneent. S tains described US.Houy and the mayor. week,along with the city moo- "They d 't get to see the odd..the, the wi.mod- - Mrs.Houy's prior experi- ager and the administrative city staff trying to make tag el family.She also Is served ewe in finance made here imt- staff she attended budget dollar stretch out to avoid a as organist at a local ethod � - pay News s� sad for the city secretary's swim.and Team Md- property tae increese," she i t churd, - / positton,Samuslassnd. nicipal League meetinp.At said. She and has b—d. CITY SECRETARY A/OFft—Euless city officiate are seeking a Eighty percent of the job these she oh=o handled u Local and elate Iews des Riggs,en m ing fake replacement for resigning Gity Z.tary Della Houy.After 14 is administrative, while yD raogemeota for wAine tickets governmanycityad.mro. Pdestine rev-Tyle'Hauy, years with the city,fi 1/2 years u city secretary,Mrc Hoary and percent of the duties or less and msarvatiou.But she also '•A lot of laws bind the formerly played the - er husband are moviesg to East Tesas.Mrs.Houy plans to be- Fareclerical,he mid, kept herself to data on de- 't Ci Rrs cote a housewife,whsle her husband,Reg61e,has accepted a I her hili city.City ordinanees run the H t.Eudw BdforR Hospe- w•pus q as engineer t the Universit of Te—Health yens ea city •bpmenb city govern- city like•constitution,"she tel engines g de lment, Cents Tyler.Hasty formerly as employed a an engineer secretary,she has shouldered went uond the state .aid. has accepted new tions with H st-Euleu Bedford HospiW. .T six year veteran now cityi secretary The degees of-challenge and being the cit).electioofficiel. endnote,taksgg} - sug able to see t the volunteer Addrtmndly, abs will work Aa a ty pl yce Mrs Ru - ty xrvante are t o ro new with and m.ia with the city budg y h a ted h :oleo city se<retery Icay Rainey at. TGC N rtnkut Csmp Legs�j ` Ipphed for the job. - Asiayesemployseofthe city, Assists andC aw Cosut Re. . "Ta me it u a traseadoss ebal. Mm.Rainey laughingly described porting C llege io on with gar= age to keep up with all the knowl- bar fest day ss"bectic,because I howspecidcidcrossing I Age there is to yet-sin.and be an don't knowanything." She tank h es basic police erti- - usiatant to the Ciy Council and She explained that herfintjob faction while working for criminal t he mayor."mid th secretary with the city,u secretary to the investigation, since the depart- 41s=bshebeg ,achy. Criminal Investig.tio Division, went thought working knowledge k Mn.Roney tot r the sec- was intended to be temporary,but of police work would be beneficial, '+ stays job upon theaesignatim of she said,"I likedit w well end the h.said. )alta Hoy,and esu rhoeeo for the promotioas and raiw were very She has also taken training weition by the mayor and City good,I stayed on" programa offered by the city to pan- . :ouncd She continued riot•he esu lice ot<cers nisch uofficer.urnvd, Formally the eepr Cary to the very pleased with the progress sheander—t arch,end ure. RAY IIAINEY � ,ity Council andmay-,some of was dlowed to make within the In her two previous positions da ghterp.Denise,17 and S4%17.1.' Ars.Raise).responsibilities in <ity,an lwithbe awjoh aheprob- for the city.Mrs.Rainey was ho- l5 In bar p—time she ys Ide prepnnngpaper work for the ably"couldn't be dragged■way." noted with Distinguished Seryice fuhmgand h ting. ; au ed m imp typing the coon MrsRu y also worked th Award F r the f tut Mp. e� 1 ting minutey keep ng the tuyto lJie paha chief(r four A.eti f Fort W th Mrs; d h cannot think of,eny s . firth and degih re de f the city Y. n h631ame hLelao taught >� y.nvM'is c Hdf9 d wyshR` �ua ,, ,�yfQr •...,..�................" ....�_ �,...F.rha..d �s. i � t , .110-CI,'IE�, SPEECH & HEARINfi CL NIC Holly Jones, JoAnna Mays and Mickie Mac Cammcie weld ne •ha,lber members to the r ope n ho ise i i Suite 106 of the Metro Center at 1701 W. Euless Blv I.,. E jles! 2. May, 1981 THE CHAMBER SPECRU gg NO oy ltoK?* a s 1 ' 'ARIN 'NEURANCE . . . Owner Bill Tarin welcomes members of the Chamber President's Club to his I rand ol,eni.-iy in Suite 130 of the Metro Center at 1701 W. Euless Blvd., Euless. x 'sc; a V, N: ?z,oe,:!s ° e Y.p'�,/nPx > / ✓.P" ,J" �, P..°Jt''.r ss�'F r . °F d,/"r rr A"y " +t" _tea' J y t Eu Page 2 M1D-1!TIES DAILY NEVIS W Ane day M ty 27, 1" Euless leans tcv ta rd affordable o clable Changes encouraging ning and Zoning C )mmis- an cal ed foi clarification smaller house sizes and sion said city ord nai ces of oral uncle tr language. more, flexible building regulating single far ii1y ' regulations wera pro- dwellings must be up( w.- In ac Iition, the com- posed in a public `searing, ed. n itt,e r coo emended the at the Euless City I"ounciI The committeE rec n ordia an( ! I - revised to meeting Tuesday n;ght. mended oversights in the ace-)mod ite i yore types of Members of the Plan- ordinance be elimin ted "e ford _ole' ousing." 6h Odin in r For si igh fai. sly attached N .ewe ling', and townhovs- es. f All of t ie re commend i- x_ } tions leaned tk ward mo. e E flexibility with,n the ord.- � nance and lowE r co: s f, r .z developers an4 c )nsl.- `, mers. w Council and mE nbF ra - "�� of the audience exF :es: ;d a desire for smaller yet z- r . Daily News photo iividually owned, leo .s- g. GRAND OPENING — Pierce Managers, a -cnst-u( `ion management firm, In other actin n, t, o has' opened new ,.offices in Suite 650, First Sta a �ank Building and .was zoning changes were a v- officially welcomed into Hurst Euless Bec$ ore C tainber of Commerce proved and Kay Iiin ;y i°• with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ce err, any. Participants, from officially was apl o nt -d left, were Norma Morelock, First Natior al I ank of Euless and presi the new city secreta y. dent-elect of HEB Chamber; Carroll Prior, First Tc eas Savings; Bill Parrish, vice president of.John Pierce Inc.; I loyf Sh )pF ►, HEh Chamber presi- Mrs.Rainey p-e%'.ru l.i dent; Larry Garrison, general managi!r c� Pi !rcE Managers; Willie Mae was employed as a , E.: e McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem; and R cha •d I iallagh+er, vice president of John Pierce Inc. , tary with the Eur is. f. -e department. i 4 00 Y A"c I �m•4, U �• -G. � OANwLu ° E Z Y a vo-vn� Ecu o h w� cw p I 3 �F-: Eromam � 2 o— A � roE OC J > v _ a U Goy O Q ��•` �� O az; y-0 O u '- a W +.F cu cc uT= o_� (` OAOooco wt U � rOv•x�I,._,�U 3 p � . � � as � �'• oco u _ A O C7 T O U p OC u A— u O O.3w � =Naui^pro Y k, yoroo 00 Q' }' a� a x ro U 0 w E� CU �UY.CJ c v c a 0 w > � ix �-CJ� adEd ULs d t Y Q, r`p C-v E V C t .�. - roEOU-' c °' ro E T Aoo� Epc � E �.ca°' �-alai v x.. V d� U c .� O p al E v? A O N U s Ev � -0os- u c o U a Q cCa °>>ovv d OD> y O C A ULcWmQj �(Jc > E os3a,°_A2E .. _ ` C7 v -2c v� v ro O C ACCM ' Ic C 0 O Qa s' � OoOa= OmE u w— v sf: v.a � h y �� O•n•oho o°�n_ c �` 3 '. c Zz W CDo CV 2•Eu� aaE Y p At June luncheon r 'I IN IRobis n c FIs for r� oreo a political I p�►artici ation by Eugene Kile-Smith Eul ;ss an J Bedford by Black SPECTRUM Editor Ha vk Cable Communications. Saying he has as much right to speak out as do "the tanker Dal DeWees introduc- L enemies of our system of free ed Rob;so i, jokingly comparing . enterprise," television th f pry Southern Baptist evangelist James Robison pr-ach r to an angel "because brought his justification for hE s alp ays up in the air harp- entering politics before a recep- in. on scmething." tive home audience at the June "New Christian Right" Chamber membership lun- cheon. lobison ✓� ` "I've got as much right to nc :ed some speak out on national issues as of the criticism does Jane Fonda, who will go hE has received for to her judgement with the jo ning v,ith other blood of hundreds of thousands T 1 preacners like the of Cambodians on her head," R ;v. Jerry Falwell to organize the Hurst-based evangelist I� �t year's emergence of the thundered to loud applause. Elizabeth's Cake Supply sc-called "New Christian Right." The monthly meeting at the "I do not believe for a mo- Wesi.eL�._1JD.is..71 n_-was sp.on, r lent that because I am a y Eli asQred_bzabeth's Cake Sup- r ;ligious leader, I forfeit one ply. It included an announce- E;pect of my American liberty-- _ment that July's meeting will I believe you not only have a feature a showing of the film right to express your convic- made recently about Hurst, tions, but I believe you have a (Please see page 3) r �'�01981 FGRtwoRM St�RTFCEGRAM -be n,E,A, SEC,I. EQUALITY OF RIGHTS UNDERTHE LAW SHALL NOT SE DENIED OR ABRIDGED BY THE UNITED STATES OR L ANY STATE ON ACCOUNT of SEX, BY SEC,2, THE CONGRESS SHALL HAVE POWER,TO ENFO 6Y A •"`�F-' PRI LEGISLATION THE ISI R RCE PPRO- ATE LEGISL E PROV ONS OF THIS ARTICLE ' � v �h SEC2, THIS AMENDMENT SNAIL TAKE EFFECT TWO YEARS 1 , A"ER THE DATE OF RATIFICATION, r 1' bib }'y SPfC11 i ya "PERFECT GIFT FOR FINYONE WHO ISNTXQUAINTED W'ITHTHE r CO'M?L TE'NEXT OF THE EQUq T � 1 AMENDMEN Cd rW -S u+w wain3 am E i O � ov ' oor O N •d m w N El o ' � C rp 3 C � �_ ... � + � y .�.. •,x�:: — Ch1..� f%y��4 u y _ A —G.y C N ., ,r L3. i. w o c �� (10 � �. - xisow `�w E2 y :•, 03 Lzi Es >,sF- �vwmy y�C , �G,� o� m o w• d U y u h r m,om ma •�wm9m�o �9: "a0 �� � m c•c�y�lj N ..� 7(�^ O ^ al 4 'b.w TJ w M M N VJ C7 •C F•�,q � � ao m V] FC'r W p P.O d y u 7 q �•dm�'� a�.4 � m��' m•m•mTw�rG>' a. . a.7� ® aYtlw ...�v4 p 'a � A��•b,�,' oq m -JC Sl r. �� > '" �.0�, m , ��:.-r 4�.�... a� O -� •x a,o - a� o- m �-m.d�SZ y p.�. a p af'y m m �i+ Q.� m m ti 7�U p..,•--'m U'b .� W a01i o��_ F::'U F�y rn.•C 25� °'a; .•e .0 q �Q �,��' m q q m �• •y a mT-�� 3E. u ... .. tias c.v«.�. mrsa3.. �.... > -0) m Q m.� 3 q m O.4m x A.M .+.ti u q�, a.4...,�,� m m Z: o � �mC .Sa�y�a � mo lmm �� a3md� 0 m . q :C C av a m o �� C� mamamm� chi e,�xu-o.., uF 0 '9 a-S a C6 a a3EF.5 3 'ti oC7 d q -^ � �.� ,m,.m m a � �,b ,S.G m'i'd J•�:�y 'm'� w a� C" a.q� O,d'd wOA �'d C7'C'tl,O of C o w� Baa :.1 , ami v 0 ' � o� ° �pia a m MO b g m a m m m m T ~ m lb" p G ��`-�i' m 4b,p ia,a � a �. q a C mw q po� aa+"i• od ad �• ..r M Y 00 p�appp0oO m•mv^m U' .q .L]Cd,q ,,xtl',_ m o C xA. w ° .m>, oToama ° ao4> adai •� _ q mmmm wgeo,m � mmw mq'b� q m w L me x o� ; ° qy � m mm3 ° °� m� cc ;g m.o p, .� .G 3 ° be QqQ �-� ai aqi a �3 o q Q E •.. mei+ > m v U; '� x u c g b boy: a a +4 c °n d (n �. o o U rs. m mA° my c +. o., �.. q a .�� rw w u G '� m W d .0 m m c° d �I/ +> .�•m A •= 41= 'D c y q p °a ° a.cemxO 3 wa m��� w.d LEA, m �W c ' _, c as .m. x m N m •n $ A d m m dq a'�mo mdwm�u�w��ow mm.�ma�r.d•v ° a m �•CcmlA.. �a;i7:d .41. •� m" � o."�q �ya" u pr, aaem ao b,,'.'a.- q o A.0 w m m V 4)mCv'° ma � q ° qdoFmu w pmm 7 ai ' O C wAU i a O Aa UU 6 mGd 41 m maxmqo °V mem � yV > 0 .'py 0 9 ON •7 8 aU. .�'V A R.w >w A m m A w T O v•�.G m o co m m a m m m 'd m m co b...,_„ o _ m m °x ao o m m od'd 1�.0 .d•� o m m q 7• m... .i m u u 00„'.A•G >,w � q C ay � ="° - q 4 C — � o mw �•m m� r.- m . a ad m . .. of m m q w c+> > m ao >,d R m b ad +' •�'O m m �' m� 1] 7 T 'U.�m m q GQ Q •�O v ami rqi 7 7'rq". T w m O 7 ani Oar'". >,•�_.� W m-d U .,� pp Fr i. .�/.°..� o m ,O r°.'m.G m'C O'-.~-�A p Oo.L e O -0.0 17 U v � d coN q F m q m: o ad co m m >, �,'�] ad boo q b�.m = �� k m m d v w 0 3' a-= a � � d� •� mN'3a � •� m m m�a� a~i cob .0 .�w m Am 'b�•�q o �• ��v .M O.a cd ami q G ao U °? ami m LL ' .(i�+I.1r]`) ox��°�.'-"+1.cd>d>.v.q.•anm>-pm�4[am:yl am� u ,3�> Uw �m°"'°� mam�a~"'.`�. dm a>>d m�c G,wm3U� mOm aq Vm1 L�n>>''1.;.�baqi.I•x � O(� —a S-5 aa, q ° q �wsmmGO > m cam m b. °3 om Tm-o .wmvb Uqmogo r. • . ° C X-4 m W,= uUUWm �� h r a isE. 3•*.+., 7i [ I .t zlk i_ friday/ �eplCmber'11, 1981 8 Paget 4C!{o0� 15s 1 luless b u det drafted g By 1/ANDA K. ADAMS "WE -ARE not dissatisfied With the cooperation.of P•re- with what the county has been tinct 3 Tarrant County Cornrfiis= The tax rate will remain the doing in this area. We appreciate sionerLynGregory hesaid' i�bi*y I same and Euless employees may their help. It is just that demand hopes;to seal coat 10 tdt�gs•of f get m:rit pay raises ranging from 6 has gotten heavy," he said, citing streets: I to LO percent,based on the tents= an increase in the number of Euless With Gregory's doAaitr Qf I¢- tively approved$8.14 million budg- restaurants. bor and-tquipruetlt last: ,he at,9.75 percent more than the prior Although most local cities do said 10 miles of_streeta.Wbrerseal year. not.have a sanitarian,he said the ci- coated.'Euless provided materials '-`No¢ost.of living increase is in- ties of Loyisville,Richardson and. and money for the project:' eluded and it doesn't cover infla, Irving have had city health.pro- tion at all.But maybe it will keep grams for many years,Thesani*i-. THECOST of raw water til- salaries halfway current,"he said. an will be required to obtain a gures as a major factor in the High "We are protlrl:gf Our emplpyees. bachelor of arts degree and state Ii• cost of delivering water to homes. ' We wish vVe could give them more, tensing Some 39.8 percent df•the proposed liut we.can onlyr gp so far pv w;4 A new children's librarian also budoca get is all" for expenses re- raising taxes." will be hired at the new libraYy,but Iiii,ng to water and sewer needs. The budget allocates$3.24 mil- hours, curtailed Iasi year, gull re- "We will be looking at water . I 1.on for water and sewer costs,$4.6 main at their present level,hal gqrid. rates based on whatria happening to ' r,rillion for general expendi-. Other new positions efll be raw water costs,"lie said. tures—administrative costs, pub filled only.as needed,he said. :Lc safety, public works and parks To..keep all city services at Raw water coits.paid by the # recreation and, nearly thein current level,-Sustaire said Trinity River Authority, (TA,A), $220,000 in revenue sharing funds. the budget cannot be cut back ap- supplying Euless Bedford and Six new Employees also maybe preciably in any area. some other area cities, are under •added'during:the ne1�%..year. City Two streets will be rebuilt un- litigation. Mgr. William Sustaire said s new der the capital.improv6rnents pro-. As a result of the suit,=th�ci7r 'sanitarian definitely will be hired gram. Vicki Drive hits been of Arlingi -could be required to serve as the city's health officer. designated for resurfaoiilg'from pay,less than other TRA cities,(4rThe sanitarian will inspect Highway 10 to Twin Creeks Ad& raw water.If so,TRA OfficialsApy food in Euless restaurants and will tiop. other titles could be asked to pay. issue health curds,duties currently ..Another major preject will be :morefor raw water to�als�e u�tpe: ' handled e#tirely by the county: designated during thA yeai,he said. difference., F °1 ++ s,0.P0. m m q �� moo ~ •� O m.9aYmmo Adm � �iz c..b .dam a4 sm m z � b,� ° m'm +' mWwL . w m m m O a m �.r3'C D' iF++"es►a' .do`a +U�'.F.m, +om,w+m'.F°+ .� m3mO oms. bw �p >. mm.Ob rm.,mc m ' m0. 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Vortheast Profile: H-5 B Airport serves as both{ boost and bane for Euless Igh land values have slowed Y 3evelo /ry}/{��. { �IYle.21t IB�� i4u �aitatra tares � t L t Y 1)7 L1ND.M1 STAt.1.ARD OHNSON a '.:, da.-Telreru lYriva ,,.. a.fMdlt0.aa1Cc1ved/PN-etttdTWithetxecrUrot Ab iCri{iwlrrattrL-NwhuY Ett{e.a 14d1epe Aiuh of the tn![ir Laudpours 0 hroueh Ua nip"ch day-Daalaa PAW 8CT5,5 ♦ 1 , r -� tarrakr¢. ItZr fip• t b.9d 20,12) 2],a0+12.11% Faii: Lu urvlfnUdably tNs naml 'T: •y j�M y hyasonenlyd M this Hunt•teWeer Teed 76,167 115,4551410.0% 34MW4 autar eitira It alas h Ins fly ' an.M th.three cities to`Aare wunduiciI reth theatrpurl.ld a Uae •r.r•,,�..wr.-..r�r.�.�[..w.^ r:rte ilfa<lora MiUlocJOoa it may Mttae ..aceta cs•.sw•.wc•.atw.rw , alga.ra'by-tbuu Ytl wt.much ronrK—e!the three a1Hat•hl man lora'•M the puhi dardtaetrrh, 'Q.y, "Yeudm't ha.. Awaid to Onanyttu.g MAL racall fur acme of that a Tey to Ace which way the can are t•bt.1 become a hos tadg addles.a, lour cat(ere e'rks-k to tae aften000,' McCor an-c}Furs card 447W Pro T1s Willk Har Wit.real de.rlopmoat alae 1(cCcwauc},whine hu.htuid'a(amaly Belied N Culso wiN comp.taar that r.^r..w..,.waas.eoaanay *.a of lM llsn toretkl.£ulna, alight ha.e sKUtd N b:ulm g.&4 to poor distCr of lits N E A area. 'A la o(Irropi.Un h.»aad wtwt ah.f:e,-afn ScaNwe.t 4idastrtal Dir I¢nrllu;'rid Troy Fulls[,a Einem tact ltd by Arfuagto.and Cram NYW AYILUENCE­Modem l Joicilltles like Lets main dty bulSdiai an help{ne Llll.ra'hed lts lmata ut thin ¢alt•.who has a real rwat<cunaa,a¢y Frain.,b.cawst J LW#.e Lack of u4 5asuela Aad jurl u LLk ly,faro is noR W awe Bond a(- UI far Cole+.,acid Vn Puwet0. hitt•.'-Wbe\Pen pit rnmf[hH alrK� 'railroad fTM b;f,rultK a d, that tlt¢s,Brdfocd crow vey Wtle.l a aha would have cafe pal terra And bras rlarrrAl Kataumk lOn- UnwlrnLaDallis,they tied hull tor{N BW tareilyfa hnpKW o!attrsrting that' w wall Mrauaa Highway I" ����CtWn. `, Maybe that it fallout from tM pyo dittos,rotas a»not not harinc to ICi'rt�it ea mu[h cheaper that a airat intivatry.m businessesto Ela• now It 10,did¢l Sw th»utb It*t►apa ivlftir aurrp•sfye.iart pk.bo can't%fiord the oto»raprr easy taut fuu¢tlac+lxlter for lbmr (.But tLl'a y far war-u they I�sans_tiaaullC Floe nutb the N- BNfurd to A wan k*4-4 t olai'M ata:k iM n w•ia ati1P wet htrrlrtt a Nt[tat ar trayhe d Y late{}tor want to to. fertt or tit. Hurst Ego Bedford 'W�h s ynk o{dcr than B dtord. P K. lhal lust a.Ne deyNopineot ar the CSamber al f or.reerre but w.'»eel a rota.,.,d.tsJapM a Irfn.tt0 io Ga4ht Y��. hrcaur a! [tat number of ap•rF put%gnat.the QawtrtaeasUa pro- aNH hughway apot•na to D.U_hat Aad grlrta to b•emalat to nehw- HiLnU-rod Smut.'Wt bay.the _u Yrw rent oat Lb" tae atr+rt%ed AarbAstrata,M•rr tat bit t tar.,noel a hi in M.utesf ¢Fla aonuti Uw:, aatW Ftopu who ..b cble I sten AartMS out la Coasts aad thin elddw ,nwdxLAd fnraoayeriwf and mer• iWlwnctd the trowrh e,t Cates.,s. eeaw tM r1aN•lios u He dneterp• •ss uppertustrka a pea.for d,ateF wet.,[du44t tary'd Da%hila to tall 7'1v ef70 Frown fteures,w douat after debts hwrnr. Ana tae lee atioa of the world'%art meat hat the ltfatir..4 the airprt opmeet u Hata[had lO a IS yews ora,"Lav/µFa,HcCarmetk..n MW_ outdated by oq.,%how"oae•thlyd Cialearm-arramaabinmaf 1,100 o No da•a,airporC atlll4mwp.re It Oa lh�taster¢eAge ago,but>L the am.nmR re`er moan is tea prKed as tM rdldtrati toLW44• k 4.ieaa'Pr4uia0rm m-ta•Wsrly, 'quart fest is}a bomeC kat thou No detibt paMtlForl Worth Ala• of tbt city,Ilan s about a hatl-sok d ry4op,d(has Dtdfard.' flop rtN the ray admlluRlaUata aastbird to be tte.atan watt the Bedlonk at 1,2DO [quart feet caul pM,antkd tt•ttiat Elio bouodanu Iu..i.g rat[th to north that has a M,Freer.u[r7wtlh though t.• � VrUcaa torn h a to+atae 4e['taKr rot(ailing In¢thar ace eroapa,aid Nurri at t.W-Ahura(oat.Fouler ala+ of Nta my of]9.Saq war a boon to mous PrabMn,'ta.dr uwr.'9h_-. tM.iAL has rrflocted is city atlxllnt wste}bnr.,council meet- Fraa Powera,merntatr M the Board &yaws h•ddcn to nary(toga current Nucth.au TarnAt County.But{talau +msbw[salt eNL.IME W Itttsa qul ftnaarra.Wbn 8edtad tixlght tb Met tuusU %»Reid bMor.a asany W Social Cta.crta snnM town It pUA'are apyra.ed by hasiwwaaorerluta ha.e to Gukat .bare titer.Ya rtlactasce to b." 71 m0on5otsSra.dr Sall a Ad totals ('try afficts.c-oustnly acktwwl• SUy, Guam ►u crow¢ trntly club.Welted N Lbler.,ler jlZs0.00b �PA`gn rcWmbrr1[tblecity.reaction TV..ldrty wen.aa4 atlD%»,ono- efts nesse d and City a.Ncratraoll is the aouthela pornatt M County,Rod r,city n! Bulrn., MS•tthean¢""'Aeatof tM from the about 200 paT1..%A ltvrd and a Ma.f in lac orrAoff to ra U- oa"tor ttM lin few ynn,wi re 116 my oft Hain Street near 1`110- pl.aser,said.Ttu[alsO Gown alhu d- locatio.of Ilia airport I.Ne tau tarn whew Fulls wu crowing up Ut Bon rdaana tut Lely.it aattd Wem dt bad t¢ acid tin. wap to,rich puts rhes in nlhUtg able howtng to the clay,fat laid. 191701 caused UtW pelt.%to a}yrra;ytt LA 395(0 aad lotOi Io anon 1. N. buy. But Fiijaa Mt(:xrnict s rVq drnla.ceN thin oWerr pert afl4restY. 'Ssmaay Psoplt art lrtWatvd into la rola% itallthtd.ed¢psa¢ntow h.-Aron taulds't ay.»the cora►was for an Ilelike HtwJt aad Gaillard.Cuter d sc. apartment hatisss:atld ary Mena• "Wnh this rnrel►t.P the tlrport the w my benne Fenney as rhe halts unhand[%[deal,aad tit.cry..- taa W ac n•.ttameuwnm artacta- Abeat flys yeah Let,-ayral lths ,ter Suatur.. she vire% lits Aer land nWr io.yur Iua1 rM.rut W two gone{Ins ehy rrnJd dtnrblo its kdy.atedad A,OaS M U%rar.aw nt}l,'said H•yu Harold Sam cx An•to aboat 50,OM P•91dAUua,Lain erapocaae hwiL t it c""tit aiaou Ibt•¢wing p.dacUoa to amtbet' e4tarly wereyraglal trot wWdWd to nt,ti a'Wod In Eulew h.6 hit 'It rent up to(15.0[10•s.erre and Cs"ht-.ag•s W i0um"Riaeltai'Sur .r tovasametyal_017. adu.n rat,"A KUawa. No oto,. apartae¢u or tnlM houan.But lhlr Ihms that rano td N Clika when to L ten.»athM u5.ow to mina As tats. Tamu.ta prtdicttd t.aatooe city s,asks of behind the-teen.* part of Eu4ya eoald not he cuoalld Wram.t-~ILlerthec1Wid the ac»rtNNefiAal.wner Onae%oma• Solana,aased afura rr.ewtylate, budget 1kw year, prrhapt C%W.4 wh-j.n and dealer.,aad,it there as poverty arca,lb-Wit late HINaL one N Calif...I., W h.a to ii pert with t rolo.y back as nbrary aad PPi•eta aad racre •es m ;.My,t"+ ade wail Wig- "!dent et tats a»rorkug cion -Wb­1 it"cast t-ruIa's Nero "D/rW Airport created fate GM" fres Drdf-4 Poianay,Ten..,aim bA- Ilton arr•M00.But Lug"tot—, Nut cera Amer Roblatte, Ne people 0"ttme Nett way pcury was any aumher at 9M to IZII- ••tusa(nF.ul•aaad0npr.Nt,"nod .cn0y an laalated rural ltrww our re.e.at than It scpactod to bualding ribitod anAM'llaa and mrin6ar of good."ia.-1. rt�qt_mfcnt hwnra Hcetof th.oktrr. FtWrr.!'Ir wrest urina/of pNparjgR jet�d(y4:.eta .�{g.�i�tt�., pit%,lid dart ilrtaierti l2omial unto run i}aplau Cltanh.A 6.ukst dab, R,Mutg na'Utward, Ns hoi.ea t.i to, ]07 err,W.nU neral uthit i.Neartual nlutdw la lAenp.eutr hlrnd M[h HMfnrT=Flu[rt todiy- -faa tit llu�, li(irID itdl li'Igr '>(ts•'snRgT *'^�`1' ` .t'SIF^r+.,rl',lyetaAa(Pg• thou,Cules:growth nrrpped at that A tip to Boddord sacs meal a L.rrftrF la lU it dn.liwa batdeat lAal Thwt rhe do Fon ars•cwrtsna- at•aid,¢gAAd the(ak+woo.;Li4ll They're cult w•0 prvor" WC. i)-v-it ime b.rauoo dRr.lapefa c6W4 ant !"JUT bsgty ride,aid Suxl.a . b Add a Asw health and annabotif woo LAW UMUCL,atdahat May alt- lioa.Norma uIo Catate�m eft.-Y. natilab.,boods," fford to pay the price teal wa.Met{ Led 11.4 an tau one to the Marries in drl>artolsaC to,a 4aawtrtoeuttt ta.pfete-ti— t Mwearern Fart of tlY city whxh Ths more liberal auning may giro- akal.Redfardprw,.watt c.lad•rly DaOaa was s bit roma is V.1ler's N"crth ask Samuel edttb air aMwl Itar nty, Flag tow'aecrno Kitt it t3quW N N Culex ah alit,.,or tlurot and Wd- -!watt that Una[at loot r•uth. to thcr more It..yran ii­M. my n(Iia:iaU[Lai t tdu.%hens H.W.M.at.ALL tvfu+ly,homes, l;4 alattnr:Utt new mldwnu.That .W- "L+ch city Ano bel a different city c¢lfata cemlorUbl T'htre wr»two aw thrat ase troth u.a. r laagk.ten edge Elul Cider.may t'tf R blue ane raid p W btsn't Me—,-cii mawW 9- It - Witra nal.,two or three heu.Na w "ihwat,(.a raaro tR then 5.11(1[(1• Raa^Wja el pe tinea, ngaad eats- c�ltr tlwt gthet tivncnr B.it, . •fYe tee n W,rti pAby b of N. I-, dnto Ilk-.perl he t I to- hvUL[t didn't ow ear P PwwAU, Rut one u•a-Lot­k­[aW Vtt p��ttaaat Wund War t{no0y loom[hal 4n,bait to tit+rca--teat 4 car* Cr al,at all," tops<r Cant La.grew At it,-faarat Had the city bre•lanced to cK re.,m•to xelrtwerUmufronF.uka Itrted toll the l9.sat,era aero groat (Addams wn."neat as likely IV-i< Laid Mn.WrCarrnkt,who wW luno p�a++��a It.the t,,ty I9Gda.'rhea Luta back a{vitm it would halt torts b 'ba0 ill two%alae cites.F.La-t.in -d"Ita starbal I.-It.a of thoir aro HUM.B a—I or ttvlo it the(ac- ritate to Trammel Ciew in 17:0. h•pa bgroWWIaerJA d0a J S y Durant wlan to deride.not is lwre out. faa�Cia[n.rely owrat lhethraw eahta as4 earn-au very touch ore..st, ..a...0 a-t•-_ r )OD EXTRA/NO,9TH S-r 1 y Euless coup s on sales to boostincome By LINDA STALLARD JOHNSON Star-Telegram Writer EULESS —The-bumper stickers and matches proclaiming"Shop Euless"to be passed around the : 4 next few months are an effort to ease the city of Euless'strained financial situation,said City Mana- ger William "Blackie"Sustaire. Sustaire,spokesman for a group of anonymous citizens financing the campaign,said the purpose of"Shop Euless"is to raise more sales tax revenue ,- for this city.The mayor has predicted at least three lean years before residential and commercial de- velopments come onto the tax rolls. "We're not asking people to spend extra,just to spend it in Euless,"said Sustaire."If they drive to another city to shop for taxable items that could be purchased here,they're not only shorting the city" they are shorting the businesses. Sustaire explained Euless residents driving a few extra miles to save dimes may be penny-wise, but pound foolish. First, he said, if Euless residents would spend ' more in the city's businesses,the stores'sales vol- ume would increase and they,in turn,could lower ' prices because they wouldn't be forced to charge the maximum to make a profit.Second,residents could save gasoline and wear-and-tear on their cars by shopping in town. And third,shopping in Euless could prevent the city from raising ad valorem taxes to provide the same level of service,he said. "If you're not picking money up through a sales tax, then you'll pick it up through some other system,"he said."We as a people don't realize if we spend $50 in Dallas, we're supporting Dallas and not our hometown." Sustaire used Hurst,with its lucrative Northeast Mall,as an example of the revenue a one-cent sales tax can raise. Hurst received $158,684 from its sales tax last month,bringing it up to$2.275 million since Janu- ary,said Sustaire.Euless collected$42,680 in sales tax last month,bringing its 1981 total to$529,612,he said. Hurst's annual sales tax receipts provide that city"more than our ad valorem tax roll and almost as much as what we collected with our ad valorem and sales tax together," Sustaire said. "We're trying to provide the same level of services with j ab( ut half the dollars." I be campaign won't consist of just bumper stick- er and matches, the city manager said. He and volunteers also will go before civic groups present- in,aslide,showgiving the arguments forshopping r in Euless and showing the kinds of merchandise av ilable in the city.. ' 'he city manager attributes some of the Euless' la k of sales tax to the fact that most residents are In4 v to Euless and accustomed to shopping in other i .ps is of the Dallas-Fort Worth area. 1 , i addition to getting people to become more Aon cions of spending their money in the city, Sust`ire said the campaign should have side bene- i 1 -29, 1981 NEIGHBORHOOD EXTRA/NORTHEAST Northeast Prof iie L , ,- Euless police, fire size catching up to Hurst's r 'We try to By DOMINGO RAMIREZ Star-Telegram Writer keep a EULESS — While Hurst maintains the larger .. working manpower and salaries, Euless' fire and police departments are not far behind in any category. relationship Euless and Hurst are considered the heavyweights among fire and law enforcement . �. with all the agencies in the Mid-Cities. Like city and chamber officals in the Hurst- departments Euless-Bedford area, the departments thrive on rivalry, although no open comments are made not only Hurst.' concerning other departments. Even differences between patrol cars are noted byofficers.Where Euless police officers cruise the streets in Plymouths,Hurst patrol officers handle Ford LTDs. "It's very minor to you and I,but it makes quite a difference to an officer," said a Mid-Cities shop foreman."It has to do with professional pride." But, Hurst and Euless maintain a high level of respect.Officals say it's been that way for several years now. "Our relationship with Hurst is excellent,"said Johnnie Wilson, Euless' police chief. "In quite a few cases such as burglaries, we're ready to ex- change information that might help them clear up cases.And,they in turn call us when they've made an arrest which might help us.We borrow informa- tion and equipment from them and they do the same. "We try to keep a working relationship with all the departments not only Hurst," Wilson said. "When we need help,they cover us,"said Joe M. Watson,Hurst police chief."It's worked well in the past and I don't see any reason for it to stop." Overall,Euless'police force includes 51 employ- ees, 37 sworn officers. The department has nine patrol cars available for duty. Currently,a starting Euless patrol officer earns E $1,313 a month, topping out at$1,542. A sergeant earns$1,816. I'd like to see the best paid force in the Metro- plex,"Wilson said."But I know the city has bounda- ries and we have to work within those guidelines. I'm happy with the salaries now because I feel the city is aware of our needs. "I strongly feel that citizens around here are getting their moneys worth of police protection," he said. Crime in Euless centers on residential and busi- ness burglaries. Thefts are also common and the department handles its share of assualts. In Sep- tember,the police officers recorded$81,963 worth of stolen property, the department recovered $33,722.Monthly,police handle between 270 to 330 actual offenses. Violent crimes are virtually nonexistent,the last homicide was recorded in December 1980.One to two rapes are reported each month. "We don't have the ghetto crimes that exist in Fort Worth or Dallas because of the make of the city.There are very few poverty areas in Euless," said Lt.Richard Clark."With the airport near and quite a few highways leading into the city,we have quite a bit of transients. They give us the most L "We don't h the ghetto c mes that exist in Fort Wort r Ilas bec a the make o city.T e a very pov y areas i uless," sai t.Ri and C �k,."Wi�theai rt nearand iteaf hi aads int a city,we have hiilite a aAsienfs give us the most problems." Last year, the department filed`449 criminal cases in the Tarrant County District_At'torney's I office,less than half of Hurst's output. Wilson said the department has enough officers 1' to cover the city, but growth is making the situa- tion difficult. L "With the officers and cars we have now,we're not at any critical point,but the city still has some room to grow,especially in the northern half of the city," he said. Wilson said the idea of blending all the depart- ments together has been kicked around a few times,but he doesn't ever see it happening. "I don't see the residents going for that,"Wilson said."They want to have their own department to identify with." "I don't every see it happening,"said John Scott, Euless fire chief."One central department in this ; area wouldn't work because residents want their own departments." Euless has 28 fire employees,including the fire chief and marshal.Unlike Hurst and Bedford,Eu- less has no volunteers in its department.Fire offi- cals have three firefighterson duty every 24-hours, off 40. Starting pay for a firefighter is$1,313.A lieuten- ant earns$1,816. The city has two fire stations, one located in central Euless,the other in the southern half of the city.Scott said a third proposed station for north- ern Euless is in the works. "Growing pains,"Scott said. "All the growth is going on in the north and we have to be ready to protect residents out there." The department owns four pumpers with 1,000 gallons-of-water capablity and more.The oldest is a 1973 model. One aerial ladder, one rescue squad unit and a 1,000 gallon tanker for grass fires are also available to the fire department. Grass fires do dot the city from time to time,but Scott says its nothing serious.. ! "We're scared of the wood shingles,"Scott said. "We do have quite a bit of apartments and homes with them." In Euless, all apartments are required to have smoke alarms.Homes built after 1976 are required to have the detectors. 7 No station in the Mid-Cities could handle a major blaze alone and Scott quickly points out the benefit of mutual-aid with Hurst and Bedford as well as other cities. X� "We have a mutual understanding with Hurst, Bedford and other cities to come to their aid when V they need it,"Scott said."Our particular concern is _ the Sotogrande area.Whenever we are in trouble there,Hurst and Bedford will be there if we need Zem and vice ve sa." L ,NEY*' 'SARI i Owl'— .0, y � �. e �u ._.�. s � r ..... ... i.. .. .... 'tit P h5 �I � w � � � �+► # ♦ +� +. ; +►`. + � "rS 4 lir u . «+�' t i. r�+•"'#i +R.yu.�,,� +�' �..y.+�'. + as ��4�i.�a i` .�`t�#��4. �i , •* r„M�+, I Iii �� �:� a m+�l i 411 x • ` -�..+«{..y ..> • R a '•.Wig:. •`{a;' ' '`4aaaa'aaa # air ++6'®++ :,�.t . .',:t,,•i•a� ••.a..� +$ ♦ ♦. # + ♦ + �•�#'1 1. * , ` y1, A + ... .►#a is x�qa; m 41 Daily News Photo GAZEBO FOR EULESS—Dorothy Grubbss, Bill McDonald, Grace Holley and Alter Horton, members of Euless' senior citizens group, weree first to enjoy the new gazebo at 1. A. Carr Park on Simmons last week. The gazebo was built "in house" by Euless employees for the city park. It willl be availa- ble for wedddings, musical events and other ppublic and special events. 4 Page 4 MID-CITIES DAILY NEWS Wednesday, December 2, 198 pioneer olleyville cern( In a quiet grove of tow- The Witten Cemetery,es- mony, sponsored by the ering, century-old post tablished in 1857,will be- Witten family and the oaks along Colleyville's come a Texas Historic Tarrant County Histori- f Jackson Drive,a family of Landmark on Sunday aft- cal Commission, will be- northeast Tarrant County ernoon when a Texas His- gin at 2 p.m. pioneers lies buried as the torical Marker will be The burial ground's city grows around them. dedicated there.The cere- founder, Samuel Cecil a j i 3 a c e — Fit 'T 1 I 1l , t� a f � i ' C Grand Opening o Woolcb/Store,1201 W.Airport Freeway,Euless Town Center,Euless,Texas was held in July.We welcome this the first of Woolco's Stores in the Hurst Euless Bedford community. f i Page 2 The Hu rsl The Hurst-Euless-Bedford eIPECTRUM � j The Chamber Spectrum is published monthly Ill times a Year)by the - Hurst-Euless-Bedford Area Chamber of Commerce,Inc.,P.O.Bos 969, Bedford,Texas 76021.Administrative Offices are located at 1900 Airport i Freeway,Bedford.Advertising is accepted from members and rates are f available upon request. Available by subscription,United States.115.00 per year or in conjunction j withChamber membershi.$5.00 of Chamber dues payment is for one- year Design by..,on. _ ' Printed.by.......... ............................ - ,,...Tarrant Printing 1. Editor. .Eugene ltt'Smith Advertising gepresentatives. ..........James Elgin,Walter Collier � i 1' ) OFFICERS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD • Joe Ban.- F' ' President: Driskill Johnson Benson d LloydHShoppa Moore Ins. Bell elicopter Textron i George Breckenridge Kwik Nopy PAnling NormaMoraleL Norma Morelock Don Godson k First National Benk of Euless Mayor,City of Bedford Dan Echols + 'I Immediate Put President: Tarrant County Nesl W.Adams Junior College Adams,Addison 6 Associates Althea Giles Hurst Euless Bedford Hospital Executive Vice President. - LYn Gregory HEB Chamber o/Commerce , I Mike E.Skaggs Commissioner,Tarrant County 1{ George Grubbs,Jr. Vice President Marnhership George Grubbs Datsun Steve Weinberg Elsie Gunter 1 Mrd Cities Surgical Association First State Bank of Bedlord Vice President Joe Hippie 1{I Community Development: Black Hawk Cable Co. Del D.Wees Sue Horton ' Texas Commerce Bank o/Hurst Sue Hoifon Realtors I Willie Mae McCormick Vice President Mayor Pro Tem—Euless Econ.B Ind.Davalopmest Par Neff Gary Johnson Colonial Savings i Texas Power a Light Co. Carolyn Hawthorne ' Mid Cities Daily News Vice President BuadMg and FaHarold Samuel. ciatles M Troy Fuller r a Yor,City of Euless Fuller 8 Company Realtors :y S"t".Lone Star Gas Treasurer. James Smith James ConratlSouthwestern Bell Telephone Co. ' Bank o/North Tezas Bill Souder Mayor,City or Hurst Dr.Forrest Watson Hurst Euless Bedford Independent Schools Fay Wirth American Airlines ' Training Corporation I f • r ^ * rF 1,99 `" 'y'ULESSA .7'owKEIT ENT 5 NEW BUSINESS...Chamber members gather to help celebrate the opeing of T Shirts plus of Euless at 1201 W. Airport Freeway in Euless Towne Centre. Mr and Mrs. lecker own the shop. r Y _ 4'p r ,� h g �., w - tx C+g x ANOTHER NEW STORE...Chamber members join Mary Lou Osbourne in celebrating the opening of her newest store, The Lemon Tree, in Euless Towne Centre at 1201 W. 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STEVE WEINBERG BANKING INSTITUTIONS REPRESENTATIVE . . . . _BOB, BAILY, FNB OF EULESS ' PRESIDENT'S CLUB REPRESENTATIVE . . . . . . .CAROLYN HAWTHORNE FIRM REPRESENTATIVE . . . . . . . . . . . .NANCY BONAVITA r PRESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MID CITIES DAILY NEWS r Recognize all chamber members .T P.0. Drawer 969 i Bedford, Texas 76021/1004 W. Euless Rlvd fintP 1 1 n F.da-,q Toxac 7Fn z4 ,Tolonh—. /01,� 000 1 r,,, r F A: 3 4 t i•. Db, :.. _ -' Daily iVews photo GRAND OPENING — Hurst Euless Bedford Chamber of Commerce sponsored a grand opening and ribbon cutting for T-Shirts-U.S.A., locat- ed at 601-1 Harwood Rd.; Bedford. Participating in the ceremony, front row from left, Robbi Schenk, son of owners; Terry Schenk and )an ichenk, owners; and Tina Schenk, daughter of owners; back row ftom left, Carroll Prior, First Texas Savings; LynGregory, county commissioner; Norma Morelock First National Bank of Euless; Leroy Leddon, Bedford mayor pro tem; Bill Tarin, Tarin Insurance; and Willie,Mae McCormickk, ' Euless mayor pro tem. 4bw � r 1 � 3 "t t _ * D'ail'y News photo NEW SHOP Hurst Euless Bedford Chamber of Commerce sponsored a 'ribbon cutting and,grand opening for the new Weeds & Wicker shop at 1201 W. Air{i 'rt Freeway in Euless Town Center. Participants, from left, were Ray Trehan, First National Bank of Euless; Jeanie and Bob Jones, owners; David Henderson and Linda McDoniel, representing the Cham- ber of Commerce; and Willie Mae McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem. 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C„ 'S cvE v of I, 44 .�. y._L c m-0 ar x€,o ,� :. vv C u�y, _.. p _/i/�a. �....•._ m7Evo , E'EU.•E4 Ar. `; po ' , ''. oo°o«E r r _ 0 rm«3'9-0 re �q x A oe yv A2 E-o f•�" ,�� 6 WOE?cu•oN V r A�CqC'Zy t 43 p v y 0 ._ .: � FF C�ibuv0 $ �mU3r�;�> — � 1tU1011 _ vtv.ek noted ' B3 act o'Congress and this week in order to re- by p oclai iation of the new.appreciation of pur presi( ent, :he anniversa- country and to reaffirm ry of the .igning of the our allegience to and sup- id Const tution of the Unit- portofprinciples.setforth ed S 3tes is being ob- in this great document,". serve( Sept. 17-23 as Mrs.Cushman said. Const. ;ution Week. - ` Thi Hugh the efforts of t Friday, September 18, 1981 M1D-CITIES DAILY NEWS Page 3 Cast. Nathaniel Mills Ch apte•,Daughters of the An eric .n Revolution, mayors: of Hurst, Euless � an( B,dford have pro- chi ned this period as 'Coi stitt tion Week in the HE.t arc a. ,. +�a L ;ht(d marquees of two] Kcal ranks will fla6)i a P w X� mess ge urging the ob- " serva ice of Constitution � Week Th sj*oclamations #: �- $igne( by the mayor of each c ty Will be on display in the obby of Frist State Bank c Bedford,Bank of �" ^ x North Texas and First National Bank of Euless. c r A concerted effort by the six DAR chapters in Tarrant County has led to f the display of similar mes- r sages on marquees in Fort J • 1. ( 'j i Worth and Arlington. 3t°�'�y �» "DAR members urge all citizens to fly the flag of the 6.S.A.and to study t f jI its constitution during Pot oUrn � Daily News Photo j sets meet CONSTITUTION WEEK —At the request of presenting the prmclamations to Mrs, James Capt. Nathaniel Mills Chapter, Daughters of A. Cushman, DAR regent, are, from left, Leroy ' ! the American Revolution, Constitution Week Leddon, Bedford mayor pro tem; Willie Mae j "Microwave Cooking" Sept. 17-23 has been proclaimed by mayors of McCormack, Euless mayor pro tem; and Bill will be the program topic Hurst, Euless and Bedford. City representatives Souder, Hurst mayor. of Nan Poe of Texas Pow- er and Light Co. during the 10 a.m. meeting Thursday of the Potpo, ri Department of Eek Crest Woman's Club Mrs. Walter,. Mo)r- mick will presidq over the j meeting at the Oak Crest l building, 1616 Precint b✓ ' Line Rd.,Hurst. . Co-:hostesses Will be Mrs.A.L.Stephensetit and Mrs E.A.Callaway Jr. V� News _ Mid Citi.es D Serving Hurst,Euless,Bedford,North Richland Hills,and Richland Hills CIIfJ•14,i•]-fie] Iw,d•d tfaa vahwwe i1— •. Mr,d+y.SM•.wbe•]t nal t Prgw t swu_ COG budget FW may repair reflects p H E U building uncertainty By WANDA K.ADAMS I(funding obtained,the ra- By KATHIE MAGERS - h.bili a tion would include i i Th. North Co...] Team The Mosier Valley Recreation provemena to the east wing of the CouneB of Cavernmava,hard-hit and Community Center,awned by budding•mof at.wet of soma ' ri by federal budget cuts and pro- the Hunt Eulns-Bedford(HEB) $6.150 - �c3 �-� gram wrainatam,be.wt almost school district and leaned to Mosier For some 31,800,windows oto [ �+`" a0 poop)•from ib et.(!in the last Valley community,could be ren°- thanorth halla(aclammo.ancill- t ] ati ( year and has prepared•1981-82 voted by the city°(Fort Worth,if beery area would be c•novated and budget of$2.9 ml- housingfundssenbeabtained oma windows an the south and -'*-^'� as �N ; „ lion,over 31.3 million leu than tau, Th.Mesiar Valley communityaast-cont aeration Id b• .J: yeanago. - pays 31 annually to rent the(acili clomd.Broken glass would be n- .-�, , ;i Ic yet t'•`?kg `-.t"` r Tha budget,which a•at to be ty but the budding has been out of placed and windows would be ra• - h• }y' reviewed by often.)..1 Inc.)enti- ueforaometemyeanendialndia glosedrnthaburldirsg,utei"M ,t:} f e1rYt t ',^j,t`�j- ,,3 a-e` ties et.2 pm.Thursday public e new plan Jan raeommaede .u.`( ? 'moi ;r '' hearing at the COG offleee in As- rep Fort Worth city officials ar w Boor tile in the both—... y..�Y .5 } Bngton a andthe.adopendbyex w - applying for funds from the city'. kitchen.,and esveral other rma, ° a p '�' ecutiw Mud,«a.dnu• med by 4- c , Houmg and Community Develop- wall as installation of•tawnier- ,>^• .W(seed Mud m•mh•n at•n- wt Agency t°nnov.m the can- cul grade indoor outdoor carpet m :� `i ;;i• ant Mud rawest ter for the use o(thecommunity. the library end a(f..at•tact of Atthelutschoolboardsemion 33,300. ° Exewtiw director Bill Pits- HEB trusts. usonody Other proposed improvements • •.'•,v tick said them sura-adesinieterod isgrnd to•Ila«some 334,6851^ins- i.dudc DeAv Nowa phaa by Trlww Phelm and federal grants are both ques- pro.amants to be made end con- Ra ,itiov of SPACE STAMPS-Po.ul Service worker Oav- Service m Ix Hnt-c6v to w II re- NCTCO eight would now, o walls us reed with the design submitted doors-11,250. mal uyu r ego pas gg NCTCOG led nage wall m by Fort Worth. •Lowering the ceiling and in- Id 5inquelleld of Hur.. post 'file. holds a n the pedesinfor se . he P-ic u •pita ifiteni.mlionited(coding. The uhoolY maintenance telling . w .upended coil- sheet of to-cent sump commemorating the 'considering a i cent increase in the price of Total available(undo .9.t- hes raviawed the plan end be He— ing-g2,670.ne narion's space effort The United 5[xn Postal a sump+oo ad in the ... budget aro 37,- 't will enhance the value of the Rehovatime of bath- 7fig,389,but$1,394,974 0(that u bnlldin,.WV mid in hi•r•com- r ma-32.015. pass-through money,funds which -„ dation to the school board. ..• plumbing r•pJn and i.°- NRH to get phone system ;a through COO to member cities Th.proposed improvmenu provsm•nt.,including a new dish- and counties,loving$3.1 Bion way willb,davi....1to.- wether end removal of gar furnaces • vsilehl•iv"atopenling funds future use of the building,if that m the«est wing_12,I00. Re v e n u e s'h a r n g budgeted Th•budget proposed Iim Ural b.remm S.m.ory,hes aid. •Additiozf.twotwo-ton best eapendituraa of 37,616,186,with I, HEB Supt Dr.Forrest Watson pumps and one lour-to” heat pan.through munin remaining mid the school board's approval pump,addition of new electriW Expansion plans fee the coni- uueka, • tractor-mower, a the.ase end$157,000 beingello- ea required before the city of Fort beating unix and related air duct y GARY NICHOLS xpan n P•^ aP ..tad to the remrva fund for wo. Worth could submit•project pro- and-o Y....-36,500. puMri..ti..effort include.-hi n•-aa truck end•wmputenxed tinpvaiea and future programa. penal or actively seek community •Naw wiring end Bour•uent v Noorth Richland Hills will re- cls pro e^tive m inu�anc• fuelwntrol.yotere.a we development fund+ lighting-32.100, ive.me3211,000in fad program•and un program and "Tha telepho" syetam THAT LEAVES$2,%2,533 Fort Worth City Council no« •Pai"tivg-32,600. us ah.,ing funds during the... ...at and.ewer department tam- have is terrible," Horvath mid. for operating mpenditum in the fiscal d the city has chosen t•ria.tioo. "We outgrew it•long timeaga,but alw must city offeciaa to •Newvenetisnbtinde.sdoth. year ,pan coming year. .-it he funding. or.,.can.ovou changes 31,700. four uses of city operation on 'Assistant City Mgr. Dennis itnavr+ras much good." Tha naw budget compares to which it plane to spend the may. R4,v theaid the city also plans to The city agoing out forbidwn toWproposed budget of310.4md- _ m Figures compiled by the :y list#th D hbe.l b.ry t the ,m: new aytam.nd will try t e_We'the B I^1979 80 d.3117 mills°^ —,a,endPm.ntedat pubB q 1e to d rn add M rte rk hH rvei cod + -� t tim� t�ffffm- uuetmg indicia public it "A central h yet will be li because offu di[ to eq.pment will be purchased with lespi ted h by' B cash Some $39,000 hs be Pitstik explained 8.8 percent Each year students in local Mondayand Tuesday. $62 000 of the direct federal pay- enns.cuon+v the city will b•ped ked for a two-way radio eye.. of the budget,or 3686,574,will uhoo1. undergo vuiou testing Students at Euless and Har- wants. t one t•tion with the payment for police snit fro departili es coma from local governments,al• programs to determine their need. wood Junior High•will oke the An•wtelephoneayatemforthe being recorded into the computer, wall as public works,utility and most half of it through the in and abilities in the clueroom.At tests SepL 29.30. city will get co me 327,000 in funds Horvethmid. parkdepartments. eromeddun structure. theca times school officials ace re- "To insure the best perform- and 339,000 will be spent o^a new, "Ther•...8.200 cash vanes- "Theradio+Yet.. w•hew quiet ing'pend coopantfon from an good night'uleep is race.- city«ids radio in in a tions•vary month in this city,"he now we, handmade way back The stat*financial contribu- L parents and f•miline. mended, u..B u s hi:g system.The largest portion,some mid. "That includes everything (-don't-koe w when,.aid Horvath ion is$346,166,and the bink of the Parents with.vanth p.dero breakfa•tand iscalm.emo.ph...r SPA,000,will go award addition.) from..tar bills to library fine. '"Chore only o or two people remaining$6.7 million from the attener ding Hunt-Eulean-Bedford °U^d home in getting ready for "umputsrimcipn in city govern halt park r toils platting and son- in the city that know how it eat• actuey core" from schools are being asked B mark school."Medelin•Taylor,director ant ingiam.ud trsinefirn. wo,ka.'• .ata-administered grants- .group toting data on their ealen- olsawnd•ry caunesling,advises. N°cities"•cam•forth with "In stead of having two.,!hrm 33.1 million from the Tease De- I den and to h.ip propgaih•ir chit- Regula wit) be computer angg.tfom on ways to spend the people balancing hooks every The biggeetprehl•.is..into- pectoune of Community Affairs i dean fur In scored with printouts indicating funds during the hearing. eight,+a'B put the transaction di- a on 'home-made"police andalmostSl.5 millionfromthe speci0c etraegth.and weak.... The city he.s computer rya wetly into the computer." radio c sola,he aid.'•TM thing But, nor a Committee ^Aging. The California Mhieve.evt shown by eachetudanl w.which handles rush things a• Public work,equipment the takes up .bout thee•time.the Sate funding repnsid. 73.8 par- Tmt.ndShortFormTe•tofA..- P.ranU will be notified when utititybilli.gand pared. city plane w buv include two pick. spaceitshodd." eantofebetoW,h.sald. demic Aptitude will be adminie- test resula era received and cow- Federal(sending w01 account Israel U students at Bedford, salon will 6•available to diaeuu Sunday concert stirs charges for $1.36 million,17.4 percent of CentrJ and Hunt Junior High. them,shitmid. the aW budget,with almost half annr��ty of that from the Department of A con"rt and acing e,tn s Sunday races w.s co aponwrad by Me according wpolic•. Trsn.pmatmn and the remainder u,billed••re"tribute a the radio stetson KTXq-FM M officer a.lured when he primudy from the Environmental Iet days of rummer'resulted in Police said the concert-r.cmg a struck by•motorist outside protaction Agency and the D•pari- k thefiling of charges eltainat pro- vent,offered free to the public. the concert Sunday and another sent of Housing and Urban Devil- f an of th•event held thus w•ek .as in violation of.city ordi^anc• policeman was hurt when he was I e� and at Ginn Valley Race City in praHihiting a group oco !mon than struck by a glare battle.Neither of- uprisen, y .. e •1 w{% North Richland Hiles.' NOT,erson.together for mora than ficerrpuird medical attention. pITSTICX axpleined to ~ Nina cop ergmn were arrn4 eight consecotiva Noun. Two etshbinp also war•m- board memben as era•aporation ed and t.o pnlic.men ware injured Mike Ch...ult,North Rich- parted.police said,and.patent car department appear•stable for the f.,.. - during the concert held at 82x1 la"d:H W Police"pain emit. was damaged by.thrown Mttla pima being,though transportation G....Volley Dews,police old. permit p t bained for the ev- Polies said•vnalatien of the hu 1..t eome 15 peoplesn•ntly b•- i�' y Police said chargee•m expect- antwhichtook both polim s"d res public gathering.ordinance u• seaesefbudg•tcuts. k •� l,l,-� � y;. t t mudam•anar hableby•m.s] �..� •dab.filed IJn today alleging idents by surpn•e. P°^" c N{ I d. thancid•eum,etituted•vtol•tioe Ch•nault said the concert mum Are of$200 although.ddi- Environments) "Mean,ha ...... f.North Richland Hill.ordi- prompted num oar mmpl.ina rmnal chsrgea alae could 6e ..id,should if,a but b for the at is ...n public Sobering. from,neighbors S•v.nl"major" brought in coaneotson with the in. year and s hall,Me beyond that its. u Jt ••Th ic rt,which featured secid rats«tor,elm nmrn ed in the nd•nl. qu ationsbla. four bond.• a sidelight to the e•a..to the h.avy co cert tied- Will _ Water found in fuel Club leaders sought after airplane crash Yif for News' directoryNational Transportation Sala- valve to class mt th•w.e tY Board investiptoway thcyhave Charles M..(ham,owner o! t discovered ou tsr in the fuel Unit of the airport«her.the plane was `k t iiingleaoginea4creftfiownby. based,said Chrisapher's Canna yya r,. T'he Mid-Citic. Daily Lin Sh.pping Ch to haw Nunt man who died Thursday wee Inst fueled lest Jan•and had '[M• New.a,aff is aurching for• their photograph+ken and morning when his plan crashed not bean filo«n for two or Urea few good women'.club•-or• ompl.m o qu"U'""' a con- shortly after taking off from Man- ...the. for JI the woman'.duM in mint club activities and ham Airports Daany Christopher,43,wan-a " -fill ri, the aro•...her hip would aims of their, rmPectlw g R,seentotives°f the Nation- Drofamional pilot and rap"tod"Y' .i like a h•included in a special genup. JTcwpomtlon Safety Board in- anew•n roue to show the craft a a club directory edition now in Sept.30 his hes"tel.s vutig.ted the cruh-it will mak• Prosiw buyer when the creels rE4' tha.aking. the final determination on the toe 0,tanuatu""can publi- the cutoff data far clubs dent,- oinal d ter e fnfprmetion on)hair or- ing a Participate in the.pa• eau• Weather forecast e D ganintieu, both on their tial edition. Wen."Woodall,.spokesman .cuvitin and their purP°eea from the egenry'.Fort Worth of- THE MID-CITIES'fon- . ? no offi"will be open fin,mid Friday the agency's inns. cut..It.for lair.kiss and. AB leaden of local wow- hones a.m.toff P.m.weekday. siltation wmd up star u the fuel warm temperatures today I7 s phei•of rno...h•IPr- .organdsue of 1 asked to to the phatdquestionn•in of the plane,probably..seed by through Tuaday,High will.ba-- TRUE FACTS-Inter eating lace ca•ee I send in the urangesn •m•by the nawap.par off" a.No appointment i• condensation.He said wndan.a. in the low•90e,for n the low I n th dgm scored nese the c disc sense at Hurst Eu- ° n y.- Pac J at awe Brown Trail.In the B•• ••eery. tion is•common"curaesc•in Jr- �eT M.outh•rl .aediced Hospital,will attest.Well-Id you knowl ..casco. r..w • ' - .. - A OT, SWA A 1;7a�.��A � �R Y, 1 Z�. i � 17 1 ' C t S.0 cu O. C LL•— � .. 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Participating in ribbon cutting ceremonies sponsored by HEB Chamber of Commerce, from left, were Lorena Ton- gate, chamber representative; Lorraine Taterevich, Hurst mayor pro tem; Dal DeWees, Texas Commerce Bank-Hurst; Don Dodson, Bedford mayor; Gary L. Smith, Lone Star district manager; Lloyd Shoppa, chamber presi- dent; Lyn Gregory, county commissioner; and Willie Mae McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem. pay}T'1a.Q4.� rn h K.' �u r Daily News photo GRAND OPENING — Pierce Managefs, a construction management firm, has opened new offices in Suite 650, First State Bank Building and was officially welcomed into Hurst Euless Bedford Chamber of Commerce with a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony. Participants, from left, were Norma Morelock, First National Bank of Euless and presi- dent-elect of HEB Chamber; Carroll Prior, First Texas Savings; Bill Parrish, vice president of John Pierce Inc.; Lloyd Shoppa, HEB Chamber presi- dent; Larry Garrison, general manager of Pierce Managers; Willie Mae McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem; and Richard Gallagher, vice president of John Pierce Inc. L i� Cc E y E-oc t u oa_ c o 0C, Eroroam � �0— ru ° E O C >— n ��•� � � O yam a ua _ C T C ro C Q C"� O L O O O ro vu 3 1, ` ay .E o r v r V C) ro ;yUo t s U= aiU (uQ y c o 0 0 O O v 2.1 t y y C O j CL ro C r000� EOc ; E i • ro C V. ° ° y E ' ro o u L cro0 - --�i b v 'oy arooo� vC , cu ro ;: UJ U «. � ,m nuc o y > E ro E3v ° �� E V-0 CU N ` y E 3 k ro �L ons 2 L ° C ro c . ro C ro �.. 7 �N roL ' po -o0 cm Eu " 3 6b ro ` c CU con O.u on oo� s w r- c Y ro 2'cur- ac. E °:� T 'n4MM N L�i .i h , r � r iR 0-Ab APA a i 'zo IP } � 9 1 ".- n - -q a ` ,`r ` e is NEWCOMER INFORMATION— Bill Tarin with Tarin Insurance, and Euless Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae McCormick pick upsome in- formation about the Mid-Cities in the Cham- ber's new reception area. Newcomers or residents who need more information about the Mid-Cities area can obtain brochures about schools, housing and other• local facts. P R 0 G R A M COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL CONCERNS Location: Midway PCoffee Shop, 406-D North Main Street, Euless , Texas Date: Wednesday, November 25, 1981 Time: 11 :00 A.M. LET'S CHANGE IT PROJECT FOR 1981 -1982 PRESENTING FIRST RECOGNITION OF VERY SPECIAL PEOPLE WITH VERY SPECIAL FEELINGS Committee Members : Chairman - William R. 'Bill ' Vestal Vice Chairman - B. J. 'Bill ' Whitley Secretary - Mrs . Fran Powers Historian - Mrs . Zella Stierwalt Mrs . Freddie Holmes Mr. Rodney Ashford Mrs . Mina Hefler Mrs . Ronny McClure Ms . Kim Grazetti Ms . Karen Tyson Sgt. M. D. Harris Invocation by R�ev: n7-71ecy`'� Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae McCormick will pin Ms . Kim Grazetti . Mayor Harold D. Samuels will pin Ms . Karen Tyson . City Manager W . M. 'Blackie' Sustaire will pin Tracy Fain. Ms . Kim Grazetti will pin Mayor Pro Tem McCormick. Ms . Karen Tyson will pin Mayor Samuels . Tracy Fain will pin City Manager Sustaire. Mayor Samuels will pin Verna Mayhew, owner of Midway Coffee Shop. Kim Grazetti and Karen Tyson will present sign for window. Vice Chairman Bill Whitley will present certificates . w 00" 0- "0 cz O cd �" CAH O Tco, ti y ami G.°: a,wo '5 mb 41 0 to t u cad 3 41 c`° �• O ti b .G ai ° y'a ' �. � �r cy. vi � ca � a°, O ° Orx. OU'[ O d0+- �� q� pcd3pN �nu� ya4-0 i0 �y... dy� cdi. cx, Yy > � y 3ti� a F.� � ti3 oF'a�Zw o � � � E" 0oc� � � � Wcc Q) �+ Q0) ° O d d4� 1 d r7�� L7,p �x ,C,f". b 3 c. 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He said the committee's goal is Kim Greazetti, Karen Tyson William R.Vestal,Social Con- to award"Let's Change It certifi- and Tracy Fain were the three Eu- cgrn Committee chairman,said re- cates and buttons to 10,000 Euless less students awarded Wednesday., placing the growing trend of residents,approximately a third of Tracy was nominated by her ele- 1 negative attitudes with more posi- the city's population, mentary school teacher while Kim five attitudes is what "Let's Awardees will be nominated by and Karen,members of the Social Change It"is all about. teachers, businesses and church Concern Council,were pinned in "We want to stimulate feelings leaders based on the)individual's recognitiori`of then:service, said of friendliness and politeness with- :politeness and promotion of Euless Vestal. in our school,churchys;businesses.' as„e good place tg.1A,and work, Le�'g� It bhaglle '...pins were ' and throughout Euless,” Vestal Vestal added.An EltVars Ceremony n also awided to Mayor Harold said. will be held by the council during Samuels; Mayor Pro Tem Willie Euless'project,the first of its the last week ofeach month. Mae McCormick, and City Mgr. .7 /J Blackie Sustaire. o`Y Verna Kight,owner of Midway EXTRA/NORTHEAST Cafe,was pinned to recognize her 25-year Euless restaurant bussi- Euless board ossa. "We're concerned about nega- tive attitudes.We don't want Eu- less to become like other cities.Our joins with stars citizens should aware and t volved in makingg Euless s better place to live.Hopefully,the posi- tive attitude will spread to other for recognition places as aresult ofour efforts." By LINDA STALLARD JOHNSON' r- L ' Star-Telegram Writer _ i EULESS-The Euless Board of Social Concerns hasjoined with celebrities Carol Burnett and Charles Grodin in"The Priendlies,"' o-tnoting politeness and thoughtfulness'of others: And if things go nicely,Euless could receive national recognition for its efforts from the Friendlies,said Fran Powers,board-member. In fact,the board kept its idea of"Let's Change It' —a slogan meant`o"change attitudes from. negative to positive"-.a secret until announcing it before the last City C'buneik.meeting because it wanted a jump over other local communities in planning their activities,she said. "Let's Change It"will work this way:whenever someone does a good deed for another,the recipl ent will make note of it in writing to.the board.The good deed doer will receive a black-and-white but- ton saying'Let sChange It"and a write-upon what he did to deserke the button.The button is de- signed todrawgnestionson its meaning,and board members gre hopeful they the slogan,will result in ` people'becoming more conscious of being nice to- I other Mrs:.Powers said, - ' ;i We're no miracle-Workers,but we,do.feel.we i d fah`tell..a6oul these acts of service for someone else;'Mrs.Powers said."It'sa program to say we- -)Care'we want to help each other live in a good World.We want therp-to-see'how a positive mind: i can change obstacles." The-acts of thoughtfulness might be as simple as I -a Nile that gives a.lift to someone who is feeling down she said The board plans to,pinits two teen-aged mem tiers-Karen Tyson and him Grazetti and the. City Council first.Front there,its plans grow more ambitious;'' eluding rallies against.drugs, the.. f kings nd eens ' -- crowning sro dart'school oolquthecit andm kingsiggs —--- - ' fulness at `each secondary scha>lin thecityand making signs,- f rr businesses that are given nods in the cam paign.,she said, , "We hope that kids will pin their teachers and teachers will pin them, she said-"That alone will ' "bring about a change" Thkboard will try to confine"Let's Change It"to Euless with the exception otschoolchildren, e of;whotn livesomEplessschools.in Hurst or Bedford,but attend "He are 30,000 people proper in Euless,and we ' -hope to get at least ohe-third of them involved,"she said... The address to send recognitions of good deeds to is in care of 517 Himes,Euless,Texas 76039. m i Y F a Qj O.to =. Uvr Cl C .v L L.LJ E-c ' y c V cu .01 0 i „�. aA00 + ] - Ln -19 c �4U 0v au L - um Z. . ci=3c^oR n cu � � L o-aa- Y a� I �sccc LU � C , ' 0 L i U a=m Page 8 MID-CITIES DAILY NEWS Tuesday, November 3, 1981 1 _ i * Z s, 4 w•„. ; fr : 3 Sx Daily News photo ' GRAND OPENING — Hurst Euless Bedford I POTPOURRI Department of Oak Crest Wom- Chamber of Commerce sponsored a ribbon an's Club will meet Thursday 10 a.m.at the clubhouse, cutting and grand opening ceremony for 1616 Precinct Line Rd., Hurst. Mrs. Walter McCor- `y Creative Dimensions located in Euless Towne mick will preside. Center, 1201 Airport Freeway: First Na- : Participants were, front row from left, Bob "Hodge Podge”will be the program topic explored 4 tional Bank of Euless; Charles Evans, state repEF - resentative; Dr. Steve Weinberg, vice president and membership chairman; Lloyd by Stacey Schronk, assistant professor of drama at -Shoppa, past president; Nancy Bonavita, own- Tarrant County Junior College,Northeast Campus. er; Kim Heitman and Susie Connell, owner's Hostesses will be Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Rex mother; back row from left, Sue. Ann Jones Grove and Mrs.O.W.Ballard. and Willie McCormick, Euless mayor pro tem. \ Y 'M1 I MID-CIT S DAILY NEWS -Club scene W Several clubs will be .include: Mrs. Walter Mc- meeting in the area this Cormick, chairman; Mrs. j .coming week. They in- R.D. Dodson, 1 elude: co-chairman; Mrs. John POTPOURRI DE- Chaffin, secretary; Mrs. ' PARTMENT of Oak C.J. Miller,- treasurer; .Crest Woman's Club will Mrs. A.L. Stephenson, meet at the clubhouse at membership and tele- 10 a.m. Thursday and phone; Mrs. E.A. Calla- then go in a group to way, hospitality; Mrs. Shady Oaks Country Basil Wright, social serv- ' ;' -Club, Fort Worth, for ice; Mrs. Noel Deel, ways luncheon at 11 a.m. and and means;and Mrs.L.M. installation of officers. Ramsey,publicity. Mrs.John B.Hamilton " will serve as installing offi- XI OMICRON cer. OMEGA Chapter of Officersto be installed Beta Sigma Phi will enter- 1 Barbara Hotsomback's 1 community 1 Notebook Y`The League of Women Voters Mid- spring to the Haltom City Council.The proposed amendments to the Texas Cities Unit will sponsor a discussion $2,500 bill for the project will be paid Constitution.He will be at the Hurst on city planning and zoning from 9:30 by the Student Council by collecting City Hall at 7:30 p.m.Thursday and at a.m.to noon Oct.28 at the Euless Pub- cans for recycling. the North Richland Hills city hall at lic.Library, 201 N. Ector Drive. The _` • • • 7:30 p.m.Oct 29. program will -be led by Georgia The United Methodist Women of �` Kidwell, a former member of the the First United Methodist Church of Teresa Courehesne has been elect- Hurst Planning and Zoning Commis- Colleyville will present a musical re- ed president of the Haltom High Sion;Majorie Nash,a member of the vue,Love and Marriage,at 7:30 p.m. School Health Occupations Students. North Richland Hills Planning and Nov. 1 at the church, 5601 Pleasant Gary Patton.was elected vice presi- Zoning Commission;and Willie Mae Run Road. The 30-member cast will dent The group is planning to take McCormick,Euless'mayor pro tem. take a light and serious look at mar- blood pressure every Tuesday at the For more information, call Beverly riage customs through the centuries. Haltom Senior Citizens Center during Hager,2843509,or Sally Hollemon, Proceeds from the show will help the October.ltwilltakeblood pressuresat 2684454. group's local mission projects. The North East Mall from 10 a.m.to 4 p.m. _ • • • public is invited. Tickets are $2 for Nov.14. The water tower at the corner of adults and $1 for children. Call 281- Loop 820 and Haltom Road is painted 5254 for reservations with a huge buffalo,entitled"Buffalo • • • The Friends of Richland Hills Li- Country" after Haltom High School. State Rep.Charles Evans will hold brary will have a flea market at tthe The idea for the painting was submit- a town meeting in Hurst and North , Richland Hills Community Center ted by graduate Wayne Trimble last Richland Hills to discuss the seven from 9 a.m.to 6 p.m.Saturday. IN Page 4 MID-CITIES DAILY NEWS P&Z topic for LWV... City planning and zon- and active participation ing issues will be the topic of citizens in government. for the Wednesday 9:30 Membership is open to a.m. meeting of men and women 18 and Mid-Cities Unit of Tar- older. rant County League of For more information, Women Voters. call Beverly Hager at The meeting will be at 284-3509 or Sally Holle- Euless Public Library, mon at 268-4454. 201 N.Ector Dr. Discussion leaders will be Georgia Kidwell,form- er member of the Hurst Planning and Zoning Board; Marjorie Nash, current member of North Richland Hills Planning and Zoning Board; and Willie Mae McCormick, mayor pro tem of Euless. The League of Women Voters is a non-partisan organization which pro- motes political responsi- bility through informed r rr a �r P ap \� GRAND OPENING...Chamber members help owner Joanie Jones open Weeds&Wicker, another new store in Euless Towne Centre at 1201 W. Airport Freeway. ' Y Dawn Cummings ` retires from n . news career Dawn Cummings, , Mid-Cities Daily News wom- en's editor, retired Monday after 10 years of service to the newspaper and community. Mrs. Cummings has cov- ered business and general news beats as well as women's news, first starting her career x in 1960 at the Arlington Daily '= News, also owned by News Texan Inc. She came to Mid-Cities ". Daily News in 1971 and in 1974 was named women's edi- DAWN CUMMING I tor. A native of Gordon, Tex., a picture of Lady Bird John- her interest in journalism son and some other women sit- stemmed from a high school ting on bales of hay.A reporter creative writing class where from one of the national net- her teacher suggested she works nudged me in the back might consider pursuing a car- to get me out of the way.I went eer in writing. down on my knees taking pic- After high school gradua- tures,"she said. tion she entered Texas Wom- She still came home with a an's University and obtained good photograph. her degree in journalism "It was exciting for a coun- there. try girl to be among top level Working for a local news- politicians," Mrs. Cummings. paper afforded her more op- said. portunities to know her Events sponsored by readers more personally and many local Girl and Boy Scout enabled her to cover what she troops have been publicized describes as"the happy side of by Mrs.Cummings during her news." years on the job. On one occa- Her contacts made her sion she received an award familiar to many school offi- from Circle T Council Junior cials and leaders of communi- Girl Scouts Troop 665 in ty organizations and also on Hurst for her devotion to the one occasion led her to a bar- troop and the community. becue at the Lyndon Baines Most recently she won Johnson ranch, an event she News-Texan's "Bob Johnson describes as the most exciting Award" for an in-depth fea- happening in her career. ture story dealing with the life She and a list of other of LuLu Roman of the televi- newspaper women were invit- sion series"Hee Haw." ed to the barbecue and report- She and her husband, ers from some of the national John,reside in Arlington.She + television networks were pre- has one son, Joe, who resides sent. in Amarillo and a step-son, "That was the time I took Scotty,w'io Iii es in Gordon, utel,513 , Texas "My Choice, Your Opportunity" Willie Mae McCormick, Mayor Pro Tem o � U � � E n 15 i AVL �/'�G { A Vl.�,!1✓7, ��1. �[-Y '� 4 `r��%� `E 11DUSE of Rnpr S ntaflugs a"'I Offia EaX X91 `...,.�' fUstini Zms 79767 Chain Ems Z{arrant �nuntg Mr. and Mrs . "7. W. 'McCormick Rt, 1 , Pox 66 Euless , Texas 76039 y ,j�l E � Chain Eumn' suite 2110 dust office Bax 2910 first state I'd4i lui dilig Austin, texas, 78I67 �r.tlfnrti, � �:x�s 7J021December 2, 1981 Mr. and Mrs . W. W. McCo.rmi rk Rt. 1, Box 66 Euless , Texas 76039 Dear W. W. and Willie Mae : EThank you for your recent contribution to help defer campaign debts which I have accumulated over the past ten years. Your response makes the ef- forts which we have expended worthwhile. I appreciate your interest in the governmental process of our state. We often hear that the citizens are apathetic and do not seem to care. You are proving them wrong. If there is anyway that I can ever be of service to you, please do not hesitate to call. Again, thank you. Sincerely, CL't� cam.,! Charles Evans C ka CE:rb r v Not printed or Uiled at State exp�2,m ---------------- 1 \ Grand Opening of W oleo Store,1201 W.Airport Freeway,Euless Town Center,Euless,Texas was held in July.We welcome this the first of Woolco's Stores in the Hurst Euless Bedford community. 1 Euless bud et 'luck Y �uless a B LINDA approves By about a month ago to be so austere as JOHNSON to force possible cutbacks in library Star-Telggram Writer and parks and recreation services. 1 EULESS—The$7.9-million budget The city does not expect a substan- zoning changes projected for the 1981-82 fiscal year tial increase in tax revenue from j for Euless will include a new health growth in the area for two 1 tthree A public hearing on-a' `ed in the Hillcrest Addi- aandsanitation.department, -.but no years,but it received about$10,000 ;: increase in taxes,City Manager Wil- more than it projected this year,Sus- proposed 19074cre devel- tion,south of Glade Road. liam Sustaire said. taire said. opment and adoption of A platting change was The preliminary budget; which So instead of shortened library three ordiinance-changes' aTao approved for 'the breaks down to about$4.7 million,in hours,residents will receive an addi- highlighted a bi-monthly properties. general operating funds and$32 mil- tional library employee to handle the meeting of the Euless City Council members ta- lion in water and sewer, is about load Sustaire said. And instead of - Council held Tuesday. g $700000morethan last year's budget, shutting off lights at ball parks earli- Y• bled a zone chane re- he said.It provides salaryincreases ertosave money,the city will add two _ Council members ap- quest by Freelon Tullos ranging from 6 percent to 12 percent parks and recreation employees to proved the zoning change for muIti-family zoning or. for city employees,but will-not re maintain grounds and facilities,in- maintain on the acreage a tract north of Ash.Une 1 quire a tax increase from the eluding the.new.Bear Creek park. , �+ hick was requested :by The zorie change,will be 70centsper$100valuationofproper,- "We feel extra fortunate not to , aulSpain. vieweda ainonty,he said. have to cutserviceorraisetaxes,"the g Sept.8. The first public hearing-on.the city ma nager said."We've been mon- The proposed develop- A trio of ordinance budget Willbeduring.theSept.8City itoring activities very closely so as not 'merit will include single changes were approved 1 Council meeting.The:budget will go to spend any unneccessarily." -family residences, mul- for properties in the into effect Oct.1. Sustaire calls the budget bare t#-family housing and Puente Del Oeste, Ray The $83,875 alloted to the new bones, especially y ,c p yin employee sale- 1.ommercial facilities. A Shelton,.and Woodcreek health and sanitation department in ries. "We're trying to help out the park is also planned for sub-divisions. a0des the of four new m lofeestoitarian,one beaddedto but they'regettinees a e to of fset about half ofwthat the property located less i Hicks, Eu- 1 the city staff.Two animal control of- they should be,"he said. north of Ash Lane and less deputy fire'chief,v as firers will move from the public Department heads:will grant em- east of Fuller-Wiser presented a 10-year se.v- werksde artmenttohealthandsatti- Road. p ployee increases in pay from 6 per- ice pin during the tour,;il tation,Sustaire said. cent to 10 percent,depending on per- A zoning change from session. 1 The health and sanitation depart, formance, Sustaire said. However, Single family to planned In other actions,Wil e mentwill conduct inspections,check raises in the police and fire depart- development for single Mae McCormick w.s city restaurants and handle health ments will go as high as 12 percent to family attached dwellings complaints, he said. "This is some- keep those employees,he said. g reappointed to a one-ye,r 1 %# also approved by the thing gyve have needed for some "We've done some salary surveys term as.Trinity River rel- 1 time,"fie said. and they were not even at the aver- council for property locat- resentative for Euless' The pity received $80,000 more age of the Metroplex.They were way- - than what it projected this year in below,"Sustaire said of city salaries. building fees,a boost to a budget that The raises bring the employees to a Mayor Harold Samuels predicted "reasonable level,"he said. 1 1 1 Tax r - bevv 'iolderih j. 1 By WANDA K. ADAMS day Euless will publish a quarter held. ? page newspaper legal notice stating Mrs.McCormick said the highr.. Truth.in Taxation laws, de- their intention to raise taxes. er revenues can, be attributed to signed to protect taxpayers from Truth in Taxation hearings new construction spread out in var- ' runexpected tax hikes and will be held Sept. 22 and 29,hear- ious areas of the city. 1 'see-sawing property value ratios, 'ings required only in case of a tax could become the source of some increase. IRONICALLY, Hurst City confusion in Hurst, Euless and Council already has announced.-- Bedford this week. THE KEY to the overcoming plans to raise the tax rate 5 centa,i,' 1 r'. Hutst-Euless-Bedford (HEB) confusion is thinking in terms of to- but will not be required to publish a, Tax Assessor-Collector Bill Brown tal revenue.The Truth in Taxation legal notice or hold a Truth in Tax-f said the law is intended to keep the' law demands a Truth in Taxation ation hearing. 1 public informed about the status of hearing and publication of a tax in- Voters already approved a tax their taxes. And it accomplishes crease when total revenue,not the increase, by approving the sale of that,he said,even though it can be tax rate,exceeds the.previous year bonds in the last bond1�bjection, challenging at times,even to those by more than 3 percent. Brown said. well versed in the ins and outs of.. New revenues can come from The current tax rate in Hurst is r. 1 taxation. new construction not on the rolls 67 cents for each$100of,valuation A difference of one cent faces the prior year.Money from indebt- based on 100 p6rcent of market val the city of Euless with an an- edness also is counted into the to- ue. Council proposes, raising the* nouncement of a tax increase, al- tal. rate to 72 cents. 1 though City Council plans to keep If all the property in Euless the same tax rate the city had last this,year,'is taxed at the same rate BEDFORD'S tag rate also is 9 year. next year, Brown said Euless will projected to remain the same next ! Euless plans to hold the cur- bring in more revenues—three per- Year,55.25 cents for each$100 yal- 1 1 rent rate at 70 cents based on 100 cent more total dollars plus one uation based on 100 percent of mar- F' percent of market value, Mayor penny. ket value. Pro Tem.Willie Mae McCormick Three percent is the limit of By holding- the current tax said Friday. the law, so a tax increase must be rate,Brown said Bedford actually 1 But, acccording to law, Tues- announced and a hearing must be will cut total revenues slightly. r ,& ^ *� I 1 1 1 1 1 1 o' ,cacities .-� ofn studyl.,A By MONA COAN The Public Utility Commis- sion allows cities to hire outside Officials of four local cities consultant firms for the study, have joined the Texas Municipal Bedford, City. Mgr. Jim Walker League in an investigation of said. Southwestern Bell Telephone A TML steering committee Co.'s requested 1981 rate increase. has hired rate consultants=and sev- The cities ase participating eral 'attorneys have volunteered with the TML in an effort to lower their services_to represent the par Southwestern's June 15 request to ticipating cities in the investiga the Public Utility Commission for tion. an additional $469.8 million an=" nually. The . Dallas-based firm of Touche Ross and.Co. will work as Hurst, Bedford, North Rich- the cities'rate consultants. land Hills and Richland Hills are The consultants and attorneys joining other Texas cities in the are authorized to act on behalf o1A' E study. .:' the,cities involved to obtain infork Euless City Council has not yet oration pertinent to Southwest', voted on the issue, according to , Mayor Pro Tem Willie Mae Mc- erns rate proposal. They Cormick. conduct investigations,present ear' Southwestern Bell's requested idence,advise and repreent the c � ties. i amount is a 15:8 percent overall in- � crease, and would almost double The TML steering committee the local exchange rate. headed by Tom James, director o>'' Irk November I980, Sr uth Public_Utilities of Dallas, has r�oquested funding for the investjgaF 'western received a $114.3 million tion based on.3.5 cents per capita toy c r increase. defray the cost of the case. i lir Southwestern originally re- The cities set money aside in a= quested$326.3 million in 1980,but legal fund for participation in the' lowered it following a successful study, Schultz said' The money iso E campaign by 170 Texas cities to re- returned to the cities if all of it isi duce the request. not used,he said. "The phone company in the The study tends to be regarded past has requested over $100 mil- as standard procedure by areg�c�" lion in increases, but has gotten ties. half as much after we have done a "We make them (telephone rate analysis," Hurst Acting City company'officials)show they need Mgr.Dale Schultz said. an increase,"North Richland Hips "The studies are cost effec- Mayor Pro Tem Dave Freeman tive,"he said. said.` i 1 •s,TI.;_ CyL'i W irL7�7—tl�.li il)1 li C r i TRUM The Chamber Spcctrum is published monthly (12 times a year) by the spr rml!�,J Jj Hurst-Euless-Bedf-,id Area Chamber of Commerce, Inc., P.O. Box 969, Bedford, Texas 7f,::21. Administrative Offices are located at 1900 Airport Freeway, Bedford. Advertising is accepted from members and rates are available upon request. Available by subscription, United States, $5.00 per year or in conjunction with Chamber membership. $5.00 of Chamber dues payment is for one- Year subscription. Design by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �� Printed by . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tarrant Printing Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Eugene Kile-Smith Advertising Representatives . . . . . . . . . . . . . .James Elgin,Walter Collier OFFICERS MEMBERS OF THE BOARD ' Joe Benson President: Driskill Johnson Benson & Lloyd Shoppa Moore Ins. Bell helicopter Textron George Breckenridge . President-Elect: Kwik Kopy Printing Norma Morelock Don Dodson First National Bank of Euless Mayor, City of Bedford Dan Echols Immediate Past President: Tarrant County Neal W. Adams Junior College Adams, Addison &Associates Althea Giles Hurst Euless Bedford Hospital Executive Vice President: Lyn Gregory Mike E. Skaggs Commissioner, Tarrant County HEB Chamber of Commerce George Grubbs, Jr. Vice President Membership George Grubbs Datsun Steve Weinberg Elsie Gunter Mid Cities Surgical Association First State Bank of Bedford I Vice President Joe Hipple Community Development: Black Hawk Cable Co. DalSue Horton Texass Commerce Bank o/Hurst Sue Horton Realtors Willie Mae McCormick Vice President Mayor Pro Tem — Euless Econ. & Ind. Development Pat Neff Gary Johnson Colonial Savings Texas Power& Light Co. Carolyn Hawthorne Mid Cities Daily News Vice President Building and Facilities Harold Samuels Troy Fuller Mayor, City of Euless i Fuller & Company Realtors Gar; Snaith Lone Star Gas Treasurer: James Smith James Conrad Southwestern Bell Telephone Co. Bank of North Texas Bill Souder i l Mayor, City of Hurst ' Dr. Forrest Watson Hurst Euless Bedford Independent Schools Fay Wirth ' American Airlines Training Corporation i ' ,.Pa-e 4 {i !! / he Hurst-Euless-Bedford SPEC] i Ar aRT- 9 . � jZ +. RIBBON IS CUT...Chamber officials join in the grand opening of Pierce Managers in the First State Bank Building in Bedford. � ' I judge talent City officiasut g Bedford Mayor Don The talent show will dren will honor the judges ' Dodson and Euless Mayor begin at 10:45 a.m. fol- with a luncheon at 12:15 Pro-tem Willie Mae Mc- lowed immediatley by the with such delicacies as Cormick will be two of the judging.After awards are ants on a log,full of balo- official judges of a Talent presented,National Child . ney animals, juice, mild Show£or children from 17 Care directors and chil- and cookies. National Child Care"Cen- tens at Grapevine Lake on ' Saturday. The talent show will be urtit•Euless•Bedford SPE.GTRi7 July, 1981 tHe�_�ina1==S•�age:of• mr#clti preliminary competition from National Child Care Centers over the .metro- r " ' plex, area. Mayors and . 7 mayor pro-tems from over the -.Dallas/Mid-Cities N area.wi)1 be in attendance '• '" as judges of the talent. - GRAND OPENING...Criam'ier members join in celebrating the opening of Shoppa's Tool 8 Equipment Supply, owned by J'hamber president Lloyd Shoppa's son Jim(center,holding pla ' que). A b. 'F ,.,vim ,g�, '6 �'i., �v�•' ,h Yi, •i' Y,'� ��- '?.'t`..5 � � 4 Fly � R_aa. '�`��' � j •��M �si4 z I r a Daily News pho Y GRAND OPENING— Hurst-Uss-Bedtord Chamber of Commerce spor sored a ribbon cutting and grand opening for The Lemon Tree at 12( 1 West Airport Freeway, Euless. Pictured from back left are Lynn Gregor . county commissioner; Willie Mae McCormick, mayor pro-tem of Euless Al Dupree, chamber member; Dal `DeWees, of Texas "`Commerce j Bank—Hurst and Sherrod F. Osborn, owner. From front left are Norma Morelock, master of ceremonies; Neil Blanton, chamber >member, and Mary Lou Osborne, owner. I i 1 it !T I r 14 ©1981 f„earth sl r Tel or m JULY.1'. 19ry N61CHgfSkHC21D!>fTgkt�lCptHFSSt �a ,ia+ *. �'•f'� '.-xJr t 1 1r Ye .!.Wr 9 {N'4x Y',�S ( _ N, VP Jrtt�,i -c � •�.« �ntaaYty � ::;,��� ' ��,.';`�, ' s i g r M �* •.m+TM m=.aa'•. �'�fN as T r ,� F: t ._. _ p., .r vk tom•�'9• r 1''� � t �•���q� �t� t r I;�, tt ' rr, rr:5:. t>ri:3:.J>•ti"''aa„..... :3f.~r e p�y4�f , RE s Y r pN yifA r R a' 7-P -�r� tw_ xfiXR�.: •„tatmw�. aw� r Y$ frEx 'fi`�'r ..,...._'- � TK. � � '11 51Ab A' '-. � �.q�i rr _� v „. k�� sj N4t4M � •, r _ _ r 't• ��M1 r�i "a+e[t rk t t�q}�,� �'# pz' MEMBERSHIP'QUESTIONS—Memhers'of the.Solograude ' 1 - r _ f�-r«.er.avtvnsuKymnr Country Club want to know why they must giye up.theietennis f"court ati'golf course privZleges wjthou heiog consulted, q F � 4 atogL�rnde -— t se a+,.• �-� '<i. .1. . '�, u�tt �° u �•,MX'�•, 'y����z���� + ��� x It f� p tl a1q a f fight to stop e" '$y LES HARPER losing up to=6,000a month e Wtlaye a`gymnaslum:but that" ,lase ¢t ar Ft1Y0.1 , it il0e glee .,,-.••E011. ._,--1,abarldtfmn&nSolo- not tealiyiWlabfe for different!Na I. ,eCo aka�"Jy.dOfLySknpvr any thing EULESS—For developer andfor. .grande entirely,howevet,He Is te. .tUesthat codldhalleldatsopmffliI ' :glftt p% G 4Yitgjsd6,CUtst1i to. .mer Dallas Mayor Bob Folsom it was raining control over the Sotogiande:;ty center." gtande}, as sold ..:a chance todumpsome unproductive. Apartmentsi,,Which will remain open, ,He said when Bedford offered to Altho gh,wanting to participate, property fors$770,000tax wdteoff.y and the goH-course.which will be buy Lite property,FoWrWaskedelty $purat'a Euleit hoth_pledalack at For Bedford officials,it was a deal:closed. ':OfRciala to"Offer parity'to Eulessas they couldn't refuse—choke,fully City Manager Jim Walker said Fol '-in'equAl partner in a commudltyrea. ���,od��t adwtwld like tootakeilllue .developed suburhan acreage for som told him he Intended for the golf ''tet-but Euless City Managet�V,I'm p about 25 cents an thi dollar. latei,Berd"would be amenable" •course to remain"a greenbelt area. Suatsiredgctinedthedaybefure Bed• F But for Euless,It was a$7,500 tax -That's a flood plain,and he said he dors s council meeting, to a tri' tycenter. Ions, had n0 intentions of adding any more '"" :; -"If yo knew us,"he said of the And for members of the Soto- (residential-or commercial) struc. ".IUNUBR TANDwedldn'lhave three cits'relationship,"well,what grande Golf and Tennis Club,it was lures." - Lha money tin participate;'said.Eu- we havetwe share." ' thMts. Folsom and Bedford officials em- r.j •,;.. - i In a slick land transaction at the erged from the deal smiling. .Bedford City Council meeting last Folsom got the cash, plus the week,the Sologrande Country Club i770,000balance of the appraised val- ih Euless became the Bedford Senior "ue accepted by the city as a"dona• Citizens Center,leaving about 500 tion,"Walker said. , families who have been members for • up to 10 years without a place to frol- TH E DA LLAS builder had civic 1 is - well er business reasons reaany mind, The club members are miffed be- we lk as b sinessIlre any In mind, cause they were not allowed a voice ity type deal,Ithe donation)will make in the private negotiations.And at a a difference when Uncle Sam comes meeung last Saturday,they decided around." to fighf,the sate in court. .- Folsom"has been interested inthe • • Hurst-Euless-Bedford area for "THERE WILL be a lawsuit on years,"Walker said."He wasn't inter- behalf of the members probably filed ested in.tryingto make a profit.He's sometime this week,"said James got substantially more invested In Brown,a Bedford resident who does those apartment units than that club, not live In the adjacent Sotogrande and he wanted to.make sure another apartment or townhouse complex, developer would not jeopardize his Under the terms of the agreement, bolding,or the people living there. `which the council accepted lnareso- 'Basically,hischoicesweretoclme families who have been members for up to 10 years without a place to froj- THE DALLAS builder had civic as ic. well as business reasons in mind, The club members are miffed be- Walkersaid,but"like any other char- cause they were not allowed a voice ity type deal,(the donation)will make: ' in the private negotiations.And at a a difference when Uncle Sam comes megring-last Saturday,they decided around to fight the sale in court. .Folsom"his been interested in the ' ' Hurst-Euless-Bedford area for 'THERE WILL be a lawsuit on years,"Walker said."He wasn't inter. behalf of the members probably filed ested in.trying to make a profit.He's ' sometime this week," said James got substantially more invested in Brown,a Bedford resident who does those apartment units than thatclub, not live in the adjacent Sotogrande and he wanted tomake sure another apartment or townhouse complex. developer would not jeopardize his. Underthe terms of the agreement, holdings or the people living there., which the council accepted in a reso- "Basically,his choices were toclose ' lution June 23,Folsom sold Bedford. it down and.let it deteriorate,or let a the club and its furnishings,a junior city maintain itasa greenbelt area." Olympic swimming pool, 11 tennis, Walker said Folsom first ap- courts and the golf and tennis pro proached the cityof Hurst,then joint- shops. ly involved with Bedford in plans to ' A Dallas appraiser at the meetingbuild a senior citizens'recreation. valued the property at a cool center at the first of the year. $1,020,000„AFolsoth representative Bedford warmed to the then-Dallas $aid Folsom would let the city have it mayor's proposal, which,included rfor a cooler$250,000. Folsom.'s asking price;and Walker The representative,Robert McMil- suggestedthecountryclubbeusedas ' lan, said the former mayor "can't the center. However, Hurst later seem to make any money on a coun- dropped out from joint venture after try club."The resident tennis pro at bonds needed to fund the city's share theclub,Phil Boswell,who lost hisjob failed in an election. in CtiE deal,said he had seen financial "Well, we are In dire need'of a statements indicating the club was community.center,".Walker said. i47 Tuesday, lune 23, M1 8 Pages 8 1 Section 15e•:' Bedford may buy some of Sotogrande Land deal mai/ cost Euless By WANDA K. ADAMS "TO US it will mean a loss of park bonds,"he said ' quite a bit,"she said. F Some Euless city officials say Euless Mayor Harold Samuels LEDDON said tb-purcha9e they're not very happy with a withheld comment Monday after- price is reasonable and the location $200,000 land purchase gelling be- noon,because he said he needed to will help provide more services>tb tween Bedford city officials and a find out more about the proposal. people living on the south sidexof ' company owned by former Dallas As of Monday afternoon,he said no Bedford. f`: Mayor Bob Folsom. one from the city of Bedford had If approved; he said-the na. Tonight Bedford city officials contacted him. community center will be open 1p say they may finalize a decision to Bedford Mayor Don Dodson the public and will be run much ' ' buy 8.6 acres of the Sotogrande could not be reached for comment like other public city facilities. Country Club in Euless and turn it Monday.But Mayor Pro Toy.Le- The development would give into a public community center for Roy Leddon confirmed.the pro- Bedford a total of three swimming .the city of Bedford,an agreement posed land purchase. pools and 17 tennis courts. which will cost the city of Euless a Leddon said the city will vote Leddon said Hurst and Beth`- ' logo of tax dollars. on the proposal tonight at 8 p.m.in ford also previously considered ' Et 169 Mayor Pro Tem Willie city council chambers,2000 Forest buying the site for the new joint+ lae McCormick, who first heard Ridge Drive. owned and operated Hurst and A about the proposed land sale lkom - As a land purchase'proposal, Bedford senior citizens center.But Mid-Cities Daily News reporters Council could make a final decision he said city officials changed,their .. ' Monday afternoon,said Euless will tonight without the second round minds after Hurst city officials op- lose revenue, because as a public of voting required by law in some posed the plan. enterprise the proposed communi- other kinds of city action. Some residents have speculat , . ty center would be tax exempt. The$200,000 will buy 11 tennis ed Bedford might develop a gojfo " . ' '`Of course the land doesn't be- courts,the club building and a jun- course or purchase a portion of t long to us,it belongs to Bob Folsom for olympic swimming pool. Sotogrande course, but Ass;sta! and he can do what he wants with "It has not been decided yet City Mgr.Doug Rivers saidthe 66 i it.But from oi#r standpoint,I sure where the money will come from, does not intend to develop a goV hate to see it. but we probably will get that from course anywhere in the city 1E CHAMBER SPECTRUM ' June, 1961 �� , s { 1 ss �.� ,�` r� c tib`✓ z 4 ... NEW OUTLET FOR GAS COMPANY . . . District Manager Gary{Smith of Lone Star Gas Co. is shown with Chamber members at the opening of the utility's new office at 404 Raquet in Bedford. ' Page Four - THE CHAMBER SPECTRA 1 4c i '. r �t � J ,I t�f� �. a•-� , bir - - t &" h { GR` ANO OPENING Chamber 'members and store employes pose at the opening of the new Minyard s -•^••Let at Harwood and Brown Trail in Bedford. Jewett High class of 1926 holds class reunion [' Z- On Saturday, June 6, Cundiff Brown. ' ' 1981 members of the Walker,Madisonville;Mr. Jr.and his two sons. delicious strawberry cake. r Jewett High School Class A lovely arrangement of and Mra.James Adkisson, The group expressed All who ware unable to Ct I of 1926 held their sixth an yellow silk daisies was Jewett; Lucille Harrison appreciation to Van and attend were'missed.Hope nual reunion at the Win- used for the luncheon Sanders, Buffalo; Mabel Kathryne Walker for lunch you can be with us next - table and favors for those LoGrone Robinson, Waco; and favors from Madison- year on the first Saturday dmill Restaurant 1n Jewett. present carried out the Willie Mae Word McCor. villa. Thanks also to Mrs. in June with Jamas and Hosting the occasion for class colors of IeeJlow and ' 'this year were Nellie Con. white mirk, Eulias; Mrs. Alda Alda Mattison for the Pauli no Adkisson in charge Ik diff Nichols and Winnie Mattison. Jewett; Nellie beautifully decorated and of arrangements. a lav b Mr of visiting Cundiff Nichols,Bryan and After o i`rf s love. et lunch waa Winnie C. Brown, Center- ---✓ .' - served.The invocation was --r-. v vine. y s. Alda Mot. Other guests attending tison who was adopted as were:Mr.and Mrs.Oscar / I�r class Mother in 1978. Reed, Iradel, Texas;.Mrs. ,J 1.■�1 Present for the reunion Mittye Peters,Centerville, were: sister of Willie Mae Mc. The original Morgan horse was a mutation owned Mr, and Mrs. Van Cormick and Van Walker, by Justin Morgan in 7789 in Randolph, Vermont: Page 2 MID-CITIES DAILY NEWS Wednesday, June 10, 19 been retained by a New York bond banker since Euless council 1966 interest rate of 6.5 perr cenn t. Members also ap- proved the long awaited plans f ire station temporary easement of a privately owned gravel road used by citizens to get from Wilshire residen- Euless City Council new fire station at the bonds which will'tnature tial area to Central Junior unanimously approved a meeting last night. in early 1982. Sustaire High School. After the resolution authorizing the Council also r author- said he expects to secure county paves the road,the city mgr.W.M."Blackie" ized Sustaire with explor- an interest rate of at least owners plan to donate the Sustaire to proceed taking ing investment twice,maybe three times land to the city. bids for construction of a possibilities for the city's the current interst of the ' --y bonds. The bonds have