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and Ms. Dawson that consisted of remodeling its living room and
the bedrooms of their two daughters. The remodeling included
installation of hardwood floors and new draperies in all three
rooms, removal of part of a wall, and the addition of a skylight
to one bedroom and of a bay window to the other. On November 3,
1988, Don Lightfoot Home Builder, Inc., was paid $3,227 for the
improvements by a check drawn on the joint checking account with
Texaco P.A.W. Petitioner also signed a check payable to Beaumont
Cobbs Carpet, Inc., in the amount of $1,065 to pay expenses for
remodeling one of his daughter’s bedrooms. Petitioner was aware
of the remodeling done at his home.
During 1988, Ms. Dawson purchased beds for their daughters
at a cost of $5,000, a red cherry dining room set at a cost of
between $5,000 and $6,000, a 25-inch color television and set of
oak entertainment cabinets, a crystal chandelier, a living room
set, a number of sewing machines, two portable televisions with
built-in video cassette recorders, and a camcorder. Petitioner
was aware of the items Ms. Dawson purchased for their home during
1988.
Also during 1988, a new Mercury Sable automobile was
purchased that was financed with a loan to petitioner.
Petitioner also purchased a 1987 Nissan pickup truck for $6,500
and paid for it with two checks he wrote on the joint checking
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