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6A, HOOD COUNTY NEWS, GRANBURY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1980 HOOD COUNTY NEWS, GRANBURY. TEXAS. THURSDAY, JUNE 12. 1SC0, 7A Don i Gosdin, Linda Anderson, isted donars Hood County sales total $21 -million Blood by Congressman Marvin Leath counties comprising the Eleventh in government and the encroach District are easy to represent, ment of government into our lives because basically the only thing where it restricts individual free-most of our constituents want from dom and coouxornises morality, the federal government is to be left Each week we receive hundreds alone. Surveys and cmestioanaires of letters and ohone calls from every -Winnie Royal, Bryon Massey, Peggy Lockey, ilelody Marlowe, W.D.

Sterling, Winston Nickel, Nona Nickel, Al Privitt, Gayle Privitt, Joyce Carter, Jimidene Dunlap, W.K. Manning, Bettie Brisco, Ira Scoggin, Charles Wenmoks, Rickey Wheeler, Jimmy Wythe, Beth Johnson, David Krauss, June Moore, Markye Krauss and Brett Walker. Also, Phillip Stuart, Craig Cudgington, Lanie" Reed, Wade Dollarhide, Roger Nunnallee, Earlene Royalty, Jeff Hafford, Ronny Naylor, Otis Mow, Matlock, John Luton, Danny Reid, -Inez Walker, Larry Goin, Ann Gingles, Dub McClish, Bill Lowe, Gwendalyn Moore, Bobby Fox, Anita Curtis, Joyce KuykendaU, Anita Stembridge, Ricky Copeland, BOl Sinclair, Jimmy Tke, Lee Rash, David Cleveland and L.B. Glenn. Also Betsy Shugart, Fred Helm, Ralph Throne, James Spencer, Edward Manning, Pam Fry, Tom Wffldns, Robert Tedjman, Kenneth Apple, Bruce Armstrong, Steve Dnllette, Arveta Sparks, Laveta Daniels; Jim Burks, Ruby Litchfield, Charles Cate, Jean Cate, Glenda Morgan, Jeannie Caywood, Caywood, Gene Sledge, Mary Harton, Tink Harris, Frankie Harris, Carolyn Massey, Jeannie Kelly, David Horton, Oflie Ray Donahoo and Janie Stanfield.

Also, Ray Stanfield, Travis Warden, Douglas Lewis, Chuck Peart, George Peart, Faye Max-field, Suzette Evans, Jeff Evans, Jane Mitchell, Danny Ervin, Jim- mie Frier Carl Livingstonr Mary -Livingston, Robert FJkins, Chris Mc Williams, Linda Toler, Andy Mderson and Bffly Rolling. On many occasions during the last 18 months I have commented to The Hood County Hospital Auxiliary is most pleased with the results of their recent emergency blood drive held June 3. The drive saw 194 report, and of those, 179 were accepted to donate blood. Speaking on behalf of the Hos my colleagues here that I must be 'ivfrSSSSS gathered from 129,406 repc Stated AitB. flSStf! Texas outlets across the state.

Fourth quarter sales for Hood for 1979 totaled more than $213.8 Out-of-state gross sales received County were S21.3-mfflion as re- biwon. from 5,867 reporting outlets from corded by 441 outlets. the same period totaled $5 billion. Gross sales reported in the state's Bullock said a. sales tax analysis He said 1978 gross sales for major urban areas included: of gross sales for the year's last Texas amounted to $186 bfflion.

-Dallas County, $10.7 bfflion calendar quartw showed that gross Bunock also released a computer" reported by 39,128 sales reached $66 bfflion, up $14.4 analysis showing reported sales for -Bexar County, $3 bfflion report- bfflion over third quarter gross each of the state's 254 counties and ed by 19,265 outlets and "j8, a sales tax analysis broken down by Tarrant County, $4.3 bfflion The gross sales figures were the state's Standard Metropolitan reported by 19,910 outlets. Ellen Pridgen, Marvin Porter, Tammy Bodine, Cindi White and Jodie Humphrey. Also, JoAnn Cochrane, Carrie Mell, Mehdn Todd, Andrea Miller, James O'Neal, Jan Morris, Ann Freddie Patridge, Ronnie Reid, Gail Lowe, Loren Wilson, Joan Cotten, Phillip Allan Cardwell, Brad Ham-mack, Ronnie Atkinson, Sherrie tonong i100 fortunate of Cra- have consistently proven that the county. in- the -an- gressmen. vast majority are fiercely inde- analysis of those letters and calls is Why? Well, for many reasons, pendent and politically conserva- rn-Ho on a daOy basis.

These but primarily because I truly believe tive-people with a deep compas- communications are very revealing that I represent one of the greatest sdon for those who are less fortun- and are of tremendous help to me. districts in our entire nation. The 19 ate, but strongly opposed to waste Without question, a vast majority of the mail speaks to numerous specific concerns and problems, and Louise Hidalgo, Jacque Latimer, Jo Ann Massey, Joy McKee, Louis Oliveroa, Maris Horhungr Doris Luton, William Smith. Marcia Kunkel, James Griffith, Peggy Copeland, Lee Caruthers, Polly Combs, Carrie Yates, Nan Jones, Jo James," WiHiam Schmidt," Barbara" Scott, Robert Schmidt, Sarah Cole and Roberta White. Also, Joan Garland, Guy Garland, Bonnie Nichols, Beit Nichols, Bernice Weltha, Lois Callahan, Jane Harrison, Clifford Bhtmberg, Evelyn Gregory, Barbara Padget, Robert Lockamy, William Miller, Diane Boulanger, Frances Piper, Joy Trull, Lois Wilson, Ruby Bray, Linda Campbell, Lynn Walters, Barbara Scallan, Cora Fintz, Penny Baird, Rita Loyd, Kathy Young, Sylvia Conditt, Fay Ensey, Mrs.

Tom Casey, Fred Bauer, Sue Cum-mins, Kim Cummins. Charlene Ramos, Jerry Leake; Judy Powell, Allan Cochrane, Viola Radovich, REDEEM THESE VALUABLE J1K MMMt MOWMWOOO 1400 4vwmi twnw OutltWN ''t Mtmwi 41114m NUttl 740 ha 04 ravtMO NOt JW 4101 Owwytor MCiSONVUli UHNKAll 104 HmiM Hv WU1IN 714 ttwf 440 pital Auxiliary, ynna men imams. Blood Reserve Chairman, said: "We wish to take this orjportunity to thank each and every person who contributed to the success of this blood drive. More persons than ever worked behind the scenes to promote this drive and the turnout of our local Hood Countians to donate blood was most gratifying." Following is a list of persons who participated in this emergency blood drive: Linda Hatfield, Vloys Williams, Melinda Griffin, JoAnna Dunton, G. Mundlin, Forrest Commander.

Kathryn Browning, Meliss Manning, Meredith Pearcey, Gary Turner, Lester Year gin, Curtis Howell, Beryl Long, Donald Brown, 1 COMMIICI 1D4 In CM comiAi covi mf 140 14 raw D(i Superbrand Grade 'A' LAflSE 47)1 Jrtiihin (ff MO WMM famww 1101 Qtm4 tM. 4101 hm Hmj IO0CmIm flllCWOVWM I Tit IMiMt twM 400 Nnffc.il Ot IM1 MuCmt WE LI GLADLY REDEEM YOUR kill 1411 573-5433 MM TOM USDA Ft FOOD STAMPS; ClOmiT Onk) ONTO 1M1 4bM 1 UWtT 1 1 1 1 MM SOTO 714 NMfWiM OUNCAHVTUI 741 WtwW ffUUII Ml twtea twy )) IVItMAN 4O0 PMwi OAllANO 4 SOS Dwell CiMti IM OIAMAM 1110 Chany Itrwi MANtUIT 1401 Mt)M QIANOMjUMt 1 007 Cwini Mt MANUIHO 1 100 I OtMtf MMl WSOUIT1 Ml Nil At Wftl 1400 Imi NkMw4 4AC0O00CnIS MNTfOO 1411 Pmik 0m OUNO HCNAIOSON 1101 AMpWW UNANXHlO 1010 byf 104 Mam Sir SnfHINVUI 1111 KmIiniw IW im coiom INI 1 Crtwti IM. MATMMWOO demonstrates a high degree of knowledge about local and national issues and needs. It is my practice to read all of the personal letters and respond to those letters myself. At the end of each day, I read all the outgoing letters and sign them.

No staff member is permitted to sign my name, and it is strictly forbidden to use a rubber stamp signature. I have a strong feeling that if you write your Congressman, you ahouM hear from him personal ly. One of our greatest areas of correspondence, of course, is con stituents who are having some specific problem with a federal agency. The federal bureaucracy has the ability to delay and oftentimes foul up many situations, particularly with social security and veterans benefits, so naturally we HTM favnlvAfl Bnth manv rarmaaa rwt Coupon Good Thurs. June 12 thru Wed.

June 18, 1980 Limit One Coupon Per Family Please Mil a Hn U10 A 14 (V, Limit 2 With This Coupon tho Purchase of 7' or more Excluding Beer, Wine Cigs. GHS Honor Roll 11 3 1 1 J8 Vidal Sassoon SHAMPOO WD MEAT FU 11 Crackin' Good SALTKES Superbrand Soft IVIARGARIiJE $1199 these services' We process numerous military cases due to the rmn Hi PIC Coupon Good Thurs June 12 thru Wed. June 18, 1980, ill Coupon Good Thurs. 2 June 1 2 thru Wed. t'-L-J--sr-H June 18, 1980 UL- fact that Fort Hood is in our District, and also many Small Business 16-Oz.

-Tub. Coupon Good Thurs. Limit 1 With This Coupon p. imit 2 With ThUoupon 4 Coupon Good Thurs. June 12 thru Wed.

-June 18,1980 Limit One Coupon Per Family Please 5 ---June 1 2 thru Wed. June 18, 1980 Limit One Coupon limjt One Coupon Per Family Please the Purchase of 7" or more Limit 2 With This Coupon the Purchase of 710 or more Excluding Beer, Wine Cigs. Limit 2 With This Coupon the Purchase of 7M or more Excluding Beer, Wine A Cigs. it Limit One Coupon VVJlw' Per Family Please Excluding Beer, Wine I Cigs. Exclud Per Family Please 1 VH totefeiw.M-Aw(.w numuuaiTBuon ana ranners name projects.

In addition to normal telephone or letter contacts, members of my. district staff go to every county seat of the 19 counties at least twice a year in well-publicized trips to assure that anyone desiring contact wjth me or the office has Jhat Prices Good June 12 thru Sun. June 15, 1980 6 1 mi 4 it 4. i I 1 ttxti INSrZCTED Stone, Caroline Williams. JUNIORS Honor RoD: Benita Brandenburg, Kim Bruton, Cindy Baxley, Maria Collins, Donald Daugherty, Sherry English, Lynna Fuller, Cindy Harber, Mike Harris, Kelli Hopper, Becky Klein.

Also included are Dena Lee, Melinda Loftin, Mary -Anne Mashl, Iisafcfeyer, Charles. Muncy, Beverly Nekton? Donna Petty, Denise Taykr, Brad Taylor, Debbie Wheeler, Debbie Whitlow, Andrea Williams, David Woodard. SENIORS A Honor Roll: Sherri Baird, Charles Best, Amy Brandenburg, Lawrence Brooks, Karen Carter, Monica Cates, Lisa Men-dozar-Mark-Moorei-MonJca -Pohle, Mel Ramsey, Regina Swaim, Keith Trumble. SENIOR Honor Roll: Carol Amundson, Lori Anderson, Eddie Baker, Bonnye Blevins, Rebecca Bowser, Kim Cummins, Debbie Dnllette, Darrell Eaton, Randy Fleming, Karla Gray, Margaret James, Jana Koehn, Robert Leonard. Also included are Joanna McFar-land, Sandy McFerrin, Jenna Rod-riquez, Louann Nunnallee, George Peart, Rhonda Pundt, Janice Ragle, Laurie Sargent, Tarena Sledge, Vanda Scoggins, Kelly Seaky, Kathy Taylor, Kim Thomas, Marti Warren, Vkki WhitJow, Bffl Williams, Janice Williams.

GRANBURY IDGH SCHOOL Honor RoD for the 6th Six Weeks 1979-80 FRESHMEN A Honor Roll: Erik Bergeman, Dena Bruton, Tammy Billiard, Becky Garrett, Lisa' Han, Leslie Jackson, Francis Scaling, Sharay Stone. FRESHMAN Honor Roll; Jane Boysen, Car la Brite, Brenda Burgess, Brain Erickson, Kim Forten-berry, Robin Hatfield, Tiffany Jester, Tony Judd, Hony Palmer, Melinda Warren, Elaine Wffliams, Robin Workman. SOPHOMORES A Honor Rom Dene Doris BeckNeta Kay Casey, Julie Davis, Kikee Dunn, Sarah Hadley, Terry Herrin, Stephen Jester, Beth Klein, Tricia Marchbanks, Mike Ward, Chris Warford. SOPHOMORES Honor Jesse Davis, Heidi Gebhardt, Kim Grimsley, Brad Hafford, Scott toftin, Sam Scaling, Bob "Schmidt, Carmen Senese, Darla Shugart, Melissa Sledge, Bennie Strijnger, Eitesa Tackett, Christi Turney, Glen Walker, Robby Wells, Debbie Wilson. JUNIORS A Honor RoD: Gerald Burgess, Paula Brooks, Scott Gris-som, Keith Henderson, Andy McClish, Julia Nunnanee, Winston Parkinson, Julie Petersen, Marsha Alun." him hriprt mv rrrttrilrtt tn' I- Reg.

or Sugar Free 32-Oz. ICj VI hold town meetings around the District at least once a year. Last year, I attended 156 town meetings choici 'X CREAM 1 Cotllcs DR. 11; "i I Cun Reg. j.

i i 'DACING NGNS 4 ts 7-Lb. Avn. HICKORY SWEET (2-Lb. SLICED SAVl 23e van i ti ii i. i Half Gal.

All Flavors SAVE 30 SAVE cjty 1 42 CZ. Carve your own A Save! Whole Eoneb'ss WD SMOXED ROPE r- DACOri 1 1 1 1 i Limit 2 Flecjse Plus Deposit 13. u.s. i I i or other, public appearances throughout the 19 counties. It will be our intent to do the same in 1980.

Not only is it important to me that every constituent have constant access to me and this office, but it is also extremely helpful for me to know what their thoughts and feelings are, and there is no better way to determine that than a personal visit. Serving in the Congress is a challenging job, to say the least, ft is hard work, and the pressures are constant. On the other hand, it is extremely rewarding and a great opportunity. The continual support and prayers of the people at home are a constant source of strength and encouragement. I realize full well that oftentimes it is my tendency to perhaps dwell too much on our problems, but that fact notwithstanding, I have a great respect and faith in our system and our people.

We do have many critical nroblems and manv Atmcm Carton FRESH FROZEN CATFISH STEAKS W0 MED. or HOT WHOLE HOG SAUSAGE WD HANOI-PACK GROUND BEEF Each USDA Clwia Im IcmUh WU Trimmwl Sirloin Tip Steaks USD Chok. Im? Wall Trimmwi Sirloin Tip Roast Watt fro Kraft Orange Juice Ffertchmafwi't Margarine Kwntry Fmti Quwtsn Corn Oil Margarine MaxwoJi HoirM All Grinds Coffee King, or 1 00's ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES SAVE 10 PATIO DINNERS Beef Cubed Steaks 01159 81140 3JJ 1 I 1 mtf It PtcJi In 5 10 U.S. N'3. 1 171 DLL: LB.

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U1 LJ 1. 26 Week Money Market Certificate 12 I i Oat. ATORADG 99 USDA Chok BmI Boneless Chuck Roast 7JB ahead, but I am convinced that we will, in our own democratic process, resolve those needs and concerns. The Congress is a focal point of continual concerns and needs. Anyone serving here must constantly be reminded that frustration is a part of the process; but, contribution is the ultimate goal, and representation the object.

It sure helps to represent people whose primary interest is simple and direct to do what is best for the country. Sure, we all have our own special interests, and the Eleventh District is no exception to that; but there is no congressional district in this nation that has more truly dedicated patriots than does the Eleventh of Texas. CImwIm Drink Choco-Riffic lig Cwntry Buttermilk Biscuits Kraft Holfmoon LonglMm Cheddar Cheese frigo Ricotta Cheese Frig $hrtckld Taco Cheese A 46 Fully Caoliad Agar Canned Ham Dtctor Qualfty Sliced Bacon Wllun Cwtifiarf Meat Franks Hut Morrow Stood Flngort or Breaded Fritters Mallow1! Shrimp or Lobster Egg Rolls L3. 1 Asicm Pur Vstoi USDA Cfok tMf 4:010 Boneless Chuck Steak u2 Oonwino loon $199 Ground Chuck u. I "Pinky Kg" Sliexl a.

'4-Loin Pork Chops 28 "Pinky Pig" S-llad, S-Siriein $118 Economy Pork Chops I I1 3-Lb. Can 1 i Horvtn Fraih U.S. No. I Llf Cficnics Harvett Frth Rod Rip Strawberries I Individual Danish Il-'cbcrry VcfHcs Crcps Juics Fcppsrs Sfcjf'cr Fizza If Cm Tcccs Aviwr Gfton Pa or Mixt Ainr Ccrn-cn-ths-Ccb Country Cawtfti French Fries to. finrt SUPE55EP.AND SWISS STYLE YOGUPJ 5 if 44 tech Ui K.J for r' dt loth Towels sav: CO' Subscribe today to HOOD COUNTY NEWS 573-1177 02.

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Minimum This is an annual yield. Regulations prohibit compounding of interest Substantial penalty for early withdrawal Rates subject change at renewal. Current rate effective June IMS. IVe pay the highest rate allowed by law on Money Market Certificates. 2 30 Month Money Market Certificate $1,000.

Minimum COMPOUNDS INTEREST DAILY HAS TERM OF 2 TEARS. Effective June 1-30, 1980 All accounts insured to $100,000 byFSUC A PIAP.F Tn GROW" "RWoWIPk SAVE 1 1 SUt i I) Iii. .1 1 4 fr.ih U.S. H. 1 f-y Ccrrcts '( Swfifbrand tvn rt Jyica Oal i A V1 9-CCUrJT tZTzi.

CI sn Dance Saturday night 9 P.M. the 14th Lake Granbury American Legion Post 491 The lakesiders will be playing come on out Right Reserved to Limit Quantities No Sales to Dealers SUCK King Cole Chunky MIXED VEGETABLES TROPICAL GRAPE JELLY SCANNED DOGFOOD Sunbelt Savings Association cf Texasu? Thrifty Maid Hominy SilvtrOrilh) Pear Pieces Arrow Facial Tissue Doubk) Uk Srwn Cut 702 West P-ea'rl 573-2456 Trash Bags Thrifty MaM Luncheon Meat Thrifty MaM TwtfM Shalh Mac. Dinners a a. I urn kuHM im Granbury, Texas oz. Hamburger uiii -nips o.

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