The first day of the new year came in with the same gray Times-News drabness the final day of 1974 had departed in Kingsport. It was '74 Awards a day for the birds, and sobering football fans. Announced A man who built a fire under Sullivan County that resulted in the establishment of long-needed volunteer fire departments. A woman who has spent her life working with • the young and who now, in retirement, works helping adults learn, and a woman, confined to a wheelchair, who is determined to help break Times-News Ptiolo —Charles D»< down barriers to the handicapped. These are the recipients of the eighth annual Times-News Awards announded today. Wednesday The awards go to: Wallace D. Pardue, Sullivan County Civil January 1, 1975 Defense Director, who has won a reputation as an Kingsport, Tenn., 37662 organizer and doer in a little more than a year in 61 st year, number 174 the job, Mrs. Kathryn Penland, retired direc- Phone 246-8121 tor of the J. P. Stevens Community Center, Circulation 246-8129 And Mrs. Evelyn Russ, prime mover of a drive 4 sections, 44 pages to make life easier for wheelchair victims. Price 15 cents The Times-News Awards are given annually to from one to five persons who, in the opinion of the Times-News editorial board, have made sig- nificant contributions to the welfare of the com- munity, as private individuals, as members of service organizations, or as private public of- ficials. Each award carries a $100 check to be given to 1975-Year Of Challenge the charity of the award-recipient's choice.

WASHINGTON — Worldwide from for all the tasks to be tackled." —For the first time since the Great He prevents disasters economic dislocations, chronic commodity Complete 1974 The problems of recession, inflation, Depression, Americans were allowed to shortages and political uncertainties will year-end stock taxation, growth, capital, market changes buy and sell gold. An anticipated rush force Americans la start adjusting to al- report on pages can no longer be dealt with in domestic failed to develop, and gold prices dropped ; through preparedness tered lifestyles in 1975. terms but must be handled "within the sharply. The style in clothes and cars will change 4a and 5a context of our newly contracted world," —Raw sugar prices dropped 2 cents a less often. Do-it-yourself will become more the study says. pound again to 47.50 cents in New York in During this area's severe windstorms last April, Mrs. a necessity than a hobby. More people will "We've lived like there was no- a continuing rollback in the raw price that Marian Moffitt came home to her trailer on New Season seek to work beyond pension time to make tomorrow, and tomorrow is here," the RIA had sent retail prices to nearly $1 a pound Well Road and found another trailer partially inside it. ends meet. report notes, adding that 1974 "will go a month ago. Consumers cut sugar use and The wind had picked up a neighbor's trailer and Life will be "leaner and meaner" for it; down in the historical record as nasty year retailers sold sugar at a loss. slammed it into what was home for increasing number of people, scrambling new year and beyond, RIA say s that, wiiile one." herself and her three children, for jobs, markets, living space. "Scarcity" the future prospects are not "pleasant," During 1974, prices rose 12.2 per cent The report says that Americans feel an David, 16, Joey, 10 and one-year-old will become a household word and the "sinew and muscle" of the U.S. overall. Certain commodities, such as unprecedented sense of impotence in the Suzy. dominate the American consciousness. economy will endure, as will the nation's sugar and oil, cut even deeper into face of such problems as shortages i.a fuel, But don't despair, says the Research In- reservoir of skills, knowledge and capacity pocketbooks, soaring 400 per cent. food and raw materials; rising population Around 4 that afternoon she called curves, the battle to uncouple inflation Wallace D. Pardue, county civil stitute of America, a private organization to create. As 1974 ended and 1975 began, there which provides economic analyses and in- However, the RIA staff asserts that the were these developments: and recession, and the effort to regain an i defense director. Her trailer was a equilibrium in U.S. economic growth. total loss, and her family had telligence to the business community. "new era is here to slay," and the —Starting today, middle and upper in- problems it poses consists of "which parts come workers get a 5.85 per cent cut in While the "picture of hopelessness is nowhere to slay, no relatives in the "Our society is not going back to the hand undoubtedly overdrawn," the study says, | area and Suzy was ill. pump, outdoor privy." of the economy to keep growing, which to their take-home pay with resumption of Social Security withholding. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 While Mrs. Moffitt was still on the In a staff study on the outlook for the be curbed; where the capital must come WALLACE phone, Pardue had the American PARDUE Red Cross on another line. By 6 that evening arrangements had been made for her family to Ladies stay in a motel and have their meals at a nearby restaurant. first Pardue has this attitude that if it has to be done, it has to Virginia Industry be done immediately. For this attitude and for his ac- It was ladies complishments in 1974, he is being honored by the Times- first at Hol- News. ston Valley Principal among those accomplishments has been the Community formation of three volunteer fire departments in the lower Petitions For Gas Hospital end of the county. Wednesday Residents of Bloomingdale, Lynn Garden and Colonial Cutbacks of natural gas allocations to The federal judge's order follows Tues- Heights stood by in shock as six homes were struck by fire morning when industry have spread into Virginia, caus- day's Federal Power Commission approval Jami Dorinda within a ten-day period last spring. Four of the homes ing industrialists and factory-workers of emergency natural gas allocations to burned to the ground, and only the walls of a fifth home there to face a bleak new year unless keep four plants in Hawkins County open. Dean became remained standing. the "First suppliers come up with additional fuel to The Natural Gas Utiltiy District of More On Page 8A, Col. 1 keep the plants open. Hawkins County had asked for the emer- Baby of 1975." Danville city officials and industry gency supply two weeks ago, when its The Deans were representatives presented a petition to supplier, East Tennessee Natural Gas dancing the Federal Power Commission Tuesday, Company, announced fuel curtailments She touches lives asking the commission to insure Danville's that would have resulted in an 87 per cent at a Moose Club major industrial plants get enough gas to supply reduction. New Years avoid shutdowns that could idle 10,000 The same supplier provides fuel to party of young and old workers. southwest Virginia's major gas supplier, when Jami And a federal judge in Roanoke Tues- Colonial Natural Gas Company of Pulaski. decided it Mrs Kathryn Penland has devoted a lifetime to serving day acted to lessen the energy crunch in The Virginia State Corporation Com- the young people of Kingsport. But, her deeds have also southwest Virginia by limiting a gas was time for supplier's proposed 55 per cent cutback to mission in Richmond asked to have a Mom to go. touched the lives of many area adults. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 She stepped down in August as director of the J. P. 45 per cent. She debuted Stevens Community Center, after 15 at 4:57 a.m., years of service in the Borden com- weighing 7 Ibs., munity. She still teaches adult education classes at night, which Ford Winds Up Holiday, 1 oz. Delivered include basic courses through the by Dr. Paul Allen junior high level required for a GED (left), she is the diploma. first child of Mrs. Penland raised three Mr. and Mrs. daughters alone and, according to OKs Unemployment Act one of them, she also "bought things Raymond J. Dean Jr., 920 Afton for other children that she really VAIL Colo. (UPI) — Gerald Ford, his ing polishing and giving the State of the couldn't afford without our family and some friends rang out the old Union address, in which he will outline his Street. KATHRYN knowledge. She knew we'd probably ideas for tackling economic and energy vear _ that made him 38lh President of PENLAND fuss at her." the United States — and rang in the new problems in 1975. Her children are Mrs. Miriam Jean Wright of Daven- at a champagne party at his ski chalet. He also has to prepare his budget and an port, la., Mrs. Connie Nolen of Morristown, and Mrs. Penny Ford planned to return to the ski slopes economic report which will be submitted Jones of Kingsport. She has fo jr grandchildren. and also sign more bills today. He is wind- to Congress over the next month or so. He Watergate Jury Listens Mrs. Penland is vice president of the Council of Social ing up his 11-day yuletide work and ski is preparing with Secretary of State Services and a board member of the Mental Health As- vacation and plans to return to Washing- Henry Kissinger a state of the world ton tomorrow evening. report which will outline foreign policy sociation. She was on the board at the Salvation Army, but goals. now works with the Girl Guards thinking she's "giving Ford has 96 more bills to act on before a By early next week, Ford is expected to To Crucial Tapes Again more of myself that way." midnight Saturday deadline, at which make a statement on charges that the When Mrs. Penland had a class of foreign brides, she time his failure to sign any of them would Central Intelligence Agency spied on WASHINGTON (UPI) — New Year's which the alleged cover-up began to became their "mother away from home." She counseled be a pocket veto. 10,000 anti-war protesters and dissidents. unravelnravei. them and taught them things they'd need to know in a There were indications he would sign He has had a 50-page report, prepared by Day is another working day for the Wa- strange country. But, her students have helped her in the trade bill giving most favored trade tergate cover-up jury — perhaps even a The jury listened to the tapes in the CIA Director William Colby, responding to longer one than usual. courtroom, which was sealed off from return. status to the Soviet Union at a special the charges in his hands for several days The jury planned to resume delibera- public and press view. More On Page 8A, Col. 1 ceremony Friday. but has not commented on the subject. He signed two major bills Tuesday to In the coming days Ford is expected to tions at !1 a.m. EOT, a half hour earlier the growing number of unemployed, announce several Cabinet changes includ- than the usual court starting time, and to now fi million persons or 6.5 per cent of t he ing the appointment of Housing Secretary continue the entire day unless a verdict is Inside Wheelchair awareness nation's work force. .lames Lynn to be budget director; and reached, a U.S. marshal said. One of the measures, the Emergency Edward Lcvi, president of the University The jurors have deliberated 9 hours and Unemployment Act, will provide an addi- of Chicago, to replace Attorney General 35 minutes since receiving the conspiracy tional 13 weeks of benefits to workers who case of five of Richard Nixon's closest one of her projects William Saxbo, who has been named am- aides. are now covered by unemployment com- bassador to India. As part of its deliberation, the jury pensation. Other bills Ford signed included: spent all of Tuesday afternoon listening By propelling herself about in a wheelchair for HK> past The other will create 100,000 new public —Authorizing him to call a White again to tapes recorded on two crucial days service jobs in addition to 170,000 jobs House conference on libraries and infor- 25 years, Evelyn (Mrs. El-win F.) Russ of Mitchell lid. has already financed by federal funds under in the alleged cover-up of top-level invol- compelled Kingsport people to bernini- aware of the aruhi- mation services. vement in (ha break-in at the Democratic A suer takes a look al what's in I (Mural barriers to others confined to wheelchairs. She has the existing law. —Continuing appropriations for National Committee in the Watergate unearthed the fact that a newly-passed Tennessee law Ford said in n statement that he will federal activities during the I97R fiscal complex on Juno 17, 1972. the stars for the Kingsport area makes provisions for public buildings and streets to promptly sign a $2.75 billion supplemental year, including $150 million each for as- In a note signed by foreman John Ilof- during 1975 — and advises inves- appropriations bill to finance these two sistance for Israel and Egypt. provide access by means of ramps and wider doors. temporary programs. far the panel first asked Judge John Sirica tors to hang on to Eastman stock. After the birth of their second son, Mrs. Russ contracted When Ford returns to Washington, he —Concerning the title of»,()()() to 10,000 for evidence pertaining to March 21, (Page Ib) polio, leaving her ability to walk im- will face a mammoth load of work, includ- acres of limil iu Nevada. Miircli 22, and April 14,1SJ7S, the period in paired. She kept house from a wheelchair and reared the boys lar- Area News 211 Movies «: gely aided by her husband remain- Classified ftt%9C Television 71) ing active in church activities and Kingsport Truck Driver Killed In Crash City News IK Sports KM (IT serving us PTA president. Comics 71) Weather Map RA Deaths 8/V This Week »A Two daughters were born liilcr. wlls tic fiber over tho hillside. Drive firm, he had been employed with Editorials «l> Women 3B-SB With the boys living nway from IIK'KOKY, N. C.—A Klniisnort<"«" Mason-Dixon Lines, Inc., liobinson killed curly today when his truck ran off The accident happened around 11 p.m. Freight Lines and llolston Defense Corp. home and the girls not old enough to the i-oiid near here and tumbled down nn The Highway Patrol said It occurred on drive, her hu.shiind lnul u knee- state route 1H, about two miles west of He attended the Baptist church. operation that put htm on crutches. embankment, Outside KVKI.VN She re-loanicd to drive a cur Frank A. Kaley, SH, of 2202 Maxwell SI., Cookesvllle. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Hoxlo RUSS equipped with hiind controls. She died nl Ciitawhn Memorial Hospital here ill No other vehicles were involved In the Stiiriu-s Knloy of the homo; one son, New- found that she could drive horself nround, hut once she got 1:40 a.m. He was n driver for Hie Hoy H. nrctitonl. tlio Hlghwny 1'Mrol said, man Kaley of KliiRspovt; two Cloudy, windy and turning ««•!«•r with where sho was doing she "couldn't get Inside the building." Moore Truck Linos Inc., Wilcox Drive. gnmdchlldren; four brothers, Taylor occasional light rain today, ('lor *kl«« and Kalcy had been n driver for Hoy N. Kalcy, Charlotte, N.C., l.tm Ealey, colder tonight. Thursday moilly sunny Out of experience, and after seeing special facilities and According lo the North Carolina High- Moore for almost 20 years, a spokesman and cool. High yesterday, 54; low thl« treatment given p»-nplc In wheelchairs lit Kxno In Mon- way Patrol, KMcy was thrown from his (JreVmwlUc, MUlurd KuU-y, Cookevillv, with the company sn\d. and .loss Knlny of Kingsport. morning, 4». High today, low «0« and treal, sho persuaded others to Join In her "whoclchiilr truck when II wcnl off Ihr right side of the railing; low tonight, middle »0»; high awiircncss" campaign. roiid In heavy fog. The Iniclor-lrnlh-r rig lie was born In (iiTcne County and had rolled over several limes as it dropped made his homo In Kingsporl since 1042. Arrangements will he announced later tomorrow, middle 40*. Probability of rain Mnrr On Page HA, Col. 1 down llicK-inhankmi'iil, (lumping synthe- llrfore his ciiiDloywcnt with the Wilcox by Carter's (Impel Funeral Home. Is HO PIT cent loday. ' IA HIM* / WcAMMay, JM. 1,1174 800 Detroit Homicides—'Murder Capital USA' Among the homicide victims were five He said his prediction was wrong lie also warned that New Year's Kve • DETROIT (UP!) —i Detroit ended 1974 policemen shot on duty. with a record-breaking 800 homicides — because while execution-style homicides traditionally brought a high rate of shoot- dropped significantly, killings involving ings. In view of that, Bannon said police Figures compiled by the police depart- and police predicted the rate of fatal ment show that roughly 80 i>cr cent of the shootings, stabbing* and beatings would two or more members of the-same family helicopters were scheduled to be ground- and Homicides considered "justifiable" ed for several hours early today to protect victims were black. Over 75 per cent of the not diminish in the new year. Identified perpetrators were also black. "Society as a whole is becoming more increased significantly. police from snipers. Police Cmdr. James D. Bannon warned Police killed 29 persons in 1974, includ- Handguns were used in more than half violence-prone," said Police Chief Philip ing a 25-year-old breaking and entering G. Tannian, who last August predicted there was little likelihood the killing pace of the killings. Knives were the second would slacken. suspect New Year's Eve. The man, iden- most used weapon and shotguns were there would be fewer homicides in 1974 tified as Cornelius J. Mitchell, of Detroit, than the year before, when 751 murders "The sky's the limit," he said when third. were recorded. asked where the deadly trend would end. was victim No. 800. Gold 'Rush' Slips, Prices Drop $200 an ounce on European By BOBBY RAY MILLER "There is no gold rush. N.Y., bought a 2'X>-ounce field, Mich. At 12:17 a.m., she plunked down $52.79 markets in anticipation of a United Press International It's more like a funeral bar of gold at $192 an ounce large U.S. demand. In Lon- march," said Samuel Weisi, just 30 seconds after mid- for a quarter-ounce wafer at night. Trading closed at the Gold and Silver Coin Co. don Tuesday it fell to The great American gold a major New York $186.50. rush turned into a casual wholesaler. $182.50 and Buckley's gold "I just like gold," she said. 530 W. Center 247-2661 The reaction of Gwen President Ford summed stroll. was worth $23.75 less than up the feelings of most "It was a yawn," one "This is a good show to he paid for it. Bennett, a 65-year-old Salt IViKY TMUtSOAT Europe that Americans are Lake City widow, was Americans who passed up broker said. the chance to buy gold. "I'm Americans for the first not as stupid as they think," In Los Angeles, actor typical of the attitude of Big and Juicy Weiss said. "Gold is still a Dean Jones bought a two- many Americans who not a speculator," he told time since 1933 could ounce gold bar and newsmen at his ski resort in HALF FOUND legally buy gold Tuesday. good buy, but not at these decided not to buy gold. prices. The public is tired of promptly bit it to see if it "I'm more worried about Colorado. CHOPPED ROUND There was an early flurry of In gold-rich South Africa, commodity trading. Banks getting ripped off." was good. He left teeth paying this month's light with Baked potato marks. bill," she said. gold stocks dropped in and brokerage houses Several dealers reported value. Gold mining stocks reported a lot of inquiries selling small quantities as One of the first to buy Before the glittering me- 49 tal went on sale, the price of also lost value on New York Countdown to but few takers. Prices curiosity items. gold was 14-year-old and London stock markets. tumbled. Sen. James Buckley, R- Carlenne Brown of South- gold soared to more than Thousands of joyous New Year's Eve revelers crowded into Times Square last night to watch the 86-foot descent of the 100-pound Mrs. Benny, Daughter Get Fortune ball atop the old Allied Chemical Building. LOS ANGELES (UPI)— and to the Los Angeles orchestra said the It's the traditional way to welcome the new Comedian Jack Benny left County Museum of Art. Stradivarious could be JANUARY the bulk of his rnultimillion The amount of his estate worth between $50,000 and year in New York. dollar estate to his wife, was not disclosed. The first $100,000. There was no sister and adopted probate hearing is word on the possible worth daughter, according to scheduled for Jan. 24. of the Presenda. New Year Gets Warm Welcome probate filed Tuesday. Benny directed that his His widow, Mary .'.livings- The violin-playing comic, Stradivarious and Presenda tone, was left a specific By United Press been considered too long who was 80 when he died of violins be turned over to bequest of $100,000 plus an International for other reasons. It had cancer Dec. 26, also left the Philharmonic. He income of $10,000 per been highlighted by infla- bequests to the Motion Pic- earlier had donated them month in addition to their Thousands of revelers — tion, recession, joblessness, ture Country Home and but had retained them for home, its furnishings, au- Lams Selection of Girls' Winter undaunted by chilly rain — war, natural disasters, Hospital, the Los Angeles use during his lifetime. tomobiles, jewelry and per- ushered in the new year at famine, and violent crime. Philharmonic Orchestra A spokesman for the sonal effects. New York's Times Square, while others paid $99.99 for DRESSLS* SKIRTS •SLACKS a "bargain" evening of en- tertainment at San Fran- cisco's Sheraton-Palace. Many simply avoided crowds and relaxed in the BOYS' comfort of their homes, throwing small parties or dozing in front of the WINTER SLACKS • KNIT SHIRTS television set. For alcoholics whose troubles may have started SUITS & SPORT COATS with such traditional celebrations, the festivities at the Salvation Army's Harbor Light Center in Chicago were low-keyed. The new year was marked Girls' and Boys' Girls' and Boys' with a cold-cut buffet, raffling of wrist watches COATS and a movie, "How the West SHOES Was Won." and Regardless whether the year was brought in by merriment or prayer, many DOORS OPEN... JACKETS looked to 1975 with hope for solutions to world problems. When the clocks struck midnight. New Year's Eve Sale Starts at 9:30 A.M. revelers had lived through a year longer than most — 8:00 A.M. THURSDAY THURSDAY, JANUARY 2 one second longer, to be precise. Timekeepers All Merchandise is First Quality, Name Brands throughout the world ad- ded an extra second to the last day of 1974 to correct a time lag caused by the TOTSOTEEHS earth's rotation. Entire Stock Of Fall & Winter Fashions... GREENACRES The year 1974 may have FAA Official's Nettie Lee's Car Strikes Parked Plane • COATS SEMI-ANNUAL WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Federal Aviation Ad- ministration official res- ponsible for all ground • DRESSES safety at National Airport blacked out on Christmas SHOE night and drove his airport vehicle into a parked jet, it • Famous begins was learned Tuesday. Bernard McGinness, 55, an operations officer in RAINCOATS charge of ground safety and personnal at Nationa'., drove his airport travel-all vehicle into the fuselage of 8 A.M. THURS., JAN. 2nd a Northwest Orient 727 jet. • ROBES The airline said the plane, which had no passengers, has been repaired and is Hundreds of Pairs Of Leathers, Suedes and back in service. An FAA spokesman con- • SLEEPWEAR man made shoes to Choose from! firmed the accident and said McGinness on March 19 had been sent home for reporting to work under the influence of alcohol, and an • FOUNDATIONS Valley • Florsheim • Amano • Famalare official letter of reprimand was placed in his file. Joyce • Viner • Cover Girl • Easy Street But the spokesman said ...and others! the accident Christmas night was not related to • SPORTSWEAR drinking, and thai "McGin- ness' supervisors say there is no job-related drinking % problem that they are aware of," McGinness was not available for comment on SHOP THURS. 8 AM.TIL8 P.M. 25 ™ 65 OFF the accident Northwest Orient gave no estimate of the damage, REG.'10.00 TO'33.00 but the plane was patched OFF! up in Washington and flown to Minneapolis-St. SPECIAL GROUPS... | Paul for more extensive repairs. A spokesman for $ 81 $ 90 the hospital said McGinness was released after being NOW 3 ,o 21 treated for minor con- SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTIONS! tusions. Ihf Klngsoori Times (Evening e*cept Saturday and Sunday), The Klngspact News I morn I no oxccot Sunday and .«*•/* •• Open Moil. & I'Vi. Nights tilO, OA AI,I,SIIOI',SC,ONVI',NIKNTI,Y DISPLAYED ON HACKS Monday). 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In ; International hour period in December. this year because of the 1973, total highway deaths The council estimated energy crunch, lower were 55,800. M least 8,000 persons between 170 and 280 per- speeds and the economy," a Hazardous driving condi- greeted the New Year today sons would die during the council spokesman said tions were expected to cut holiday period which began Tuesday. down on some traffic in who would have been killed 1 in traffic accidents during a 6 p.m. local time Tuesday Final figures will not be parts of the Midwest. '. normal year, according to and ends at midnight available for another Travelers' advisories were the National Safety Coun- tonight. month, but the spokesman posted in the wake of snow : cii. Last year, 44(i persons estimated the highway, and freezing rain from : But the council said thai were killed in highway death loll for 1974 would be northwest Oklahoma traffic accidents over the deaths during the four-day roughly 48,000. The last through northern Illinois New Year's holiday will kill New Year's weekend. time traffic fatalities were ami southeast Wisconsin to about twice as many per- "There have been at least below that figure was in western Pennsylvania. Parks DOWNTOWN KINGSPORT Your Happy Shopping Store OPPUMICE

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Continued From Page 1 Exporting Countries (OPEC) "may be son, 87, of Route 4, Rogera- tie) McNuII, both of Hll- the "output of gloom must be taken larger than the combined resources of all Accident vllle died Tuesday morning tons, Va., and Mrs. Tom seriously.'1 the major industrial countries." at her home after * short (Kate) Carr, Kingsport: The traditional "sense of progress According to experts cited by the study, Injuries Fatal illness. four brothers, Charlie without end or price" has begun to disip- President Ford's goal of reducing oil im- She was a member of Porter, Mack Porter, Bordie pear, it notes. "A new streak of pessimism ports by a million barrels a day can be met Spires Chapel Baptist Porter, all of Gate i, and is appearing in the American character. without serious economic disruption at a To Mrs. Milhorn Church. She is survived John Porter /rior, We're feeling poorer, frailer, no longer saving of $4 billion. A U.S. government by two sons, Fred J. and Neb.; five " .Jldren, indestructible, immortal. We're running analysis contends that "we waste as much Mrs. Billic Joe- (Mary Gary H. Lawson, both of four great-g. ..^children. scared into the future — and have every energy as Japan consumes," the study Alice) Milhorn, 37, of 161 Rogersvllle; one step- Warren Funeral Home is reason." says. Milhorn Drive died Tuesday daughter, Mrs. Volura Law- in charge. It singles out oil conservation as clearly Despite the difficulties and the doom- afternoon at Holston Valley Community Hospital as a son, Eidson; 14 the top priority in the industrial world, saying, the study says, "no iron law com- grandchildren, 44 great- Rita Byers emphasizing a "frightening mands 'roll over and play dead.' Bad as result of injuries suffered in prospects seem to be, there is one asset — an auto accident Saturday grandchildren. Mrs. Rita Louise Byers, rearrangement of the world's wealth" as a Broome Funeral Home in 32, of Route 8, Kingsport result of the flow of money to the oil options, realistic, alternative courses of evening on Fall Creek Road. unwIAIMIIOIOCMI* producing nations, which has assumed an action for these major ills. None is A native of St. Charles, Rogersville is in charge. died at 8 p.m. Tuesday in painless, cost-free, or easy to manage, but Va. she hud lived in Kings- Holston Valley Community During Wednesday, rain will be forecast in the Pacific "unreal 'Alice in Wonderland' air." Northwest and widespread from the mid Gulf coast In less than five years, it says, the they exist. Any failure will be a failure of port since 1943. She was a Robert McReynolds Hospital after a long illness. exchange holdings of the Oil Producing nerve, not a lack of alternatives." teller 'at the Colonial She was a lifelong northeastward thru the Tennessee Valley and into the mid Heights Branch of the First DUNGANNON, Va. — Atlantic states. Mostly sunny skies should dominate the Robert Lee McReynolds, 77, resident of Sullivan County rest of the nation. Maximum readings include: Atlanta W, Tennessee National Brank Rt. 1, Dungannon, died at and a graduate of Ketron and a member of the Gray High School. Boston 48, Chicago 35, Cleveland 39, Dallas 47, Denver 35, United Church. Johnston Memorial Hospi- Duluth 22, Houston 55, Jacksonville 76, Kansas City 36, Virginia Industry Survivors include her tal, Abingdon, Tuesday Survivors include her Little Rock 52 Los Angeles 66, Miami 80, Minneapolis II, husband, Billy Joe Milhorn, morning following a stroke husband, James R. Byers; New Orleans 73, New York 47, Phoenix 56. San Francisco Continued From Page 1 10,000 lay-offs become necessary. three daughters, Jeanie three weeks ago. He was a one daughter, Miss Debbie 55 Seattle 46, St. Louis 36, Washington 51. decision-making role in the Federal Power The FPC's Jan. 7 hearing originally was Milhorn a student at ETSU, retired miner. Louise Byers; a son, James Commission's upcoming hearing on the set at the request of several East Tennes- and twin daughters, Kelly Survivors include his Stevie Byers; her mother, East Tennessee company's curtailments in see industries and the Tennessee Public and Kathy Milhorn of the wife, Mrs. Blondie Stallard Mrs. Anna Bell Faust; three public meetings Virginia. The SCC also urged the FPC to Service Commission, who charged that home, her parents, Mr. and McReynolds, of the home; sisters, Mrs. Mary Vicars, include Danville's gas supplier, Transcon- they had not been given sufficient notice Mrs. Lon B. Shuler of four daughters, Mrs. Nan- Mrs. Joan Steadman and THURSDAY nie Stansberry, Nickels- Mrs. Ruth Johnson, all of tinental Gas Pipeline Company, in the of the supply cutbacks. Kingsport, eight sisters, Kingsport; two brothers, The Kingsport Board of Education will meet at 7:30 p.m. hearing as well. Mrs. Hr.rry (Jeanette) ville, Va., Mrs. Sylvia Davis, The petitioners also charged in their Coeburn, Mrs. Gloria E.D. and Charles Faust, January 2 at the superintendent's office, Dobyns-Bennett Danville's industrial economy, already hearing request that the curtailments Williams, Dayton, Ohio, High School. Mrs. G. B. Doretha) Bailee, Stanley, Lenexa, Va., Mrs. both of Kingsport. hardpressed by over 12,000 lay-offs, could were being made in an attempt to Virginia Powers, Dungan- The Kingsport Beverage Board will meet at 2 p.m. face even unhappier days if the additional influence the regulation of gas prices. Mrs. Elaine (Elizabeth) Hamlett-Dobson Funeral ( Morgan, Miss Peggy Shuler non; four sons, Hazelton Home is in charge. January 2 at the council room, Kingsport City Hall. of Kingsport, Mrs. W. E. McReynolds, Roger (Jane) Schreiber of Sat- McReynolds, Ballard Funerals FRIDAY telite Beach, Fla., Mrs. Fur- McReynolds, all of Dungan- MILHORN, MRS. BILLY JOE The First Tennessee-Virginia Development District will Kathryn Penland man (Barbara) Mason of non, Thaddeus (Mary Alice) Winston Salem, N. C., Mrs. McReynolds, Coeburn; four Funeral services for Mrs. Billy Joe hold a wastewater treatment management meeting for (Mary Alice) Mllhorn will be held area chief local elected officials at 9:30 a.m. January 3 at Continued From Page 1 dollars. He needed it. John (Rebecca) Hood of sisters, Mrs. Mabel Craw- Thursday morning at 11 a.m. at ford, Coeburn, Mrs. Maggie Hamletl-Dobson Chopet with Rev. Kingsport City Hall. Offi;-i;;ls from the counties of Carter, He asked permission to wash her win- Oletha, Kansas, Mrs. Jackie Darrls Doval in charge. Burial will Hawkins, Sullivan, Washington, Tenn., and Washington, dows to help earn the money. Mrs. (Glenda) demons of Selma, Vaughn, Church Hill, Mrs. beuun East Lawn Memorial Pork. The She has even fed her students when Audrey Maness and Miss body will remain at the funeral home Va., and the cities of Bristol, Tenn., Bristol, Va., Bluff City, they've arrived early for class. Her Penland examined the coat, gave him the Ala., six brothers, Dixie May where the (amity will receive (rlends of Pennington Gap., Va., Ethei McReynolds, both of Wednesday evening from 7 to 9 p.m. Church Hill, Elizabethton, Johnson City, Jonesboro, daughter, Penny, explained, "If she five dollars, explaining, "You can come Hairilett-Dobson Funeral Home Is In Kingsport, Mount Carmel and Watauga are expected to back and wash my. windows when the Harold May of St. Charles, Kingsport; two brothers, charge. doesn't have anything to worry about, she Everett McReynolds, attend. hunts for it. But. she's very emotionally weather gels warmer." Va Lon Z. Shuler, Jack H. LAWSON, MATTIE Shuler and E.J. Shuler all of Kingsport, Ora Funeral services for Mrs. Mottle involved with the Borden community." Buying gifts to cheer people up out of McReynolds, Coeburn; 20 Lawson will be conducted at 2- p.m. her own pocke'tbook and looking to find Kingsport, Thomas B. Thursday at Spires Chopel Baptist At Christmas, Mrs. Penland has been Shuler of West Palm Beach, grandchildren and ten Church with the Rev. Jess PAcMurrv known to box up her own food and send it trouble so she can help out are everyday great-grandchildren. and Rev. Joe HicKmon officiating. Dykes Being Considered things in the life of Kathryn Penland. She Fla., several nieces and Burlol will be in Baker Cemetery. Body to familes who are without. She still writes nephews. Estes Funeral Home, will be taken to the church 30 minutes letters to one of her "boys" who is in the thrives on the enjoyment of doing for prior to services. Family will receive others, but shuns publicity of any kind. Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Coeburn, in charge of (rlends from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the penitentiary. "When something tragic Home is in charge. arrangements. funeral home. Broome Funeral Home In For State Regents Post happens to one of the families, it's like it Since her retirement, Mrs. Penland has Roaersville Is In charge. happened to her own," Penny said. moved to 906 Lament St., but the children 8RENDLE, HARVEY U. KNOXVILLE (UPI) — 1975, at which time he will Orgie Lee Strickler Joel D. Martin U. have been at Kansas for two A recent incident is a good example of have followed her. They still need that Brendle will be conducted at 1 p.IT Dr. Archie Dykes, former Mrs. Penland's anonymous deeds for special something she's given to so many BEULAH — Orgie Lee COLUMBIA, S.C.— Joel si Chancellor of the Univer- years. D. Martin, 42, a former Church with the Rev. J. C. Chooman and others. A lad in the Borden community before them. And, Kathryn Penland? She Strickler, 70, of Beulah, the Rev. Carl Strlckler officiating. Burial sity of Tennessee at Knox- Tennessee Eastman Corp. will be In Happy Volley Memorial Park, wanted to buy a second-hand coat for five still has a lot to give. died in Johnson City Ellrobethton. The body will be removed ville, remained today Memorial Hospital after a employee and Kingsport lo Ihe chgrch one hall hour before ser- among those being con- resident died at 9 a.m. vices. Friends will be received from 7-9 As alive long illness. He was a life- Wednesday evening at the tuneral home. sidered as Chancellor of the long resident of Sullivan Tuesday after suffering a Hamlett-Dobson Funeral Home is In State Board of Regents. County. heart attack at the Carolina charge. Dykes, Chancellor at the asa Evelyn Russ Eastman Company here. MILBURN. HAZEL University of Kansas, has Survivors include his Funeral services for Mrs. Hazel Mil- reportedly turned down the wife, Mrs. Sarah (Lucy) Following his graduation burn will be conducted Thursflav at 2 memory. Continued From Page 1 byterian College (now Eckerd College), fro;n the University of Ten- p.m. ot the Mayfoir United Methodist offer once, on grounds that and Fritz received his doctorate from Car- Strickler; one son, George Church with Ihe Rev. Robert Wilcox and That's what beautiful Strickler of Route 1C, nessee in 1959, with a B.S. the Rev. Glen Milburn officiating. Burial he did not want to leave Another of the projects in which Mrs. negie-Mellon Institute. He's assistant degree in chemical en- will follow In the Mllburton Cemetorv. Kansas after so short a stay. (lowers and plants are. Russ has been a moving force has been the professor of marketing in the graduate Jonesboro; one sister, Mrs. gineering, Martin was The body will remain at the Wilson Sources indicate he may school of the University of North Carolina, Annie Doran of Blountville; family will receive friends from 7 to 8:30 reconsider in the spring of And we can help. Just restoration of Exchange Place. From its three grandchildren; employed by the Tennessee p. m. Wednesday and will be taken to the beginning, she has served as chairman of and co-author of a recent textbook on Eastman Corp., Kingsport. church one hour before services to lie In stop by or call. And let several nieces and nephews. - state. In lieu of flowers those desirein the crafts sales, prodding, promoting, and businesss. He served in various en- mov make contributions to the Mavfoir flowers express what planning. She's constantly seeking to en- David was the national Voice of Gray Funeral Home is in gineering and management United Methodist Church or to the Mil- Name Omitted charge of arrangements. burton United Methodist Church. Wilson words can't. courage and .upgrade quality crafts Democracy winner while at Dobyns-Ben: assignments with TEC until charge. An obituary in Tuesday's produced by local artisans, and to provide nett, and is now marketing director for the last year, when he moved to Times omitted the facts an outlet for their work. new Tampa, Fla. professional soccer club. Sidney Leffew Columbia to assume the MCREYNOLDS, ROBERT roseclose Susan and Carolyn are both students at position of plant protection that Mrs. Hazel Milburn • Among her other activities, she has McRevnolds will be held at 1 p.m. was the widow of the Rev. rJlonil C ani/xiiitj served as president of Church Women Eckerd College. Sidney McPherson Lef- manager. Thursday at the family home. Rt. 1. few, 80, of 1612 Pineola Ounoannon, Va. with the Rev. Charles J.E. Milburn and made her United and with the Interfaith Council, Her husband is Trust Officer of the Martin received a M.S. Ruff officiating Burial will be In the home with her niece Mattie 108 W. Chorlemont St. Ave., died at 6:50 a.m. RoblneMe Cemetery. The bodv was and retains her interest in church affairs First National Bank of Sullivan County, degree in mathematics Milburn of Rt. 7, Church Ph: 246-6108 at Preston Hills Presbyterian Church. where Mrs. Russ founded the Talking Wednesday at Holston from East Tennessee State from the Estes Funeral Home, Coeburn Hill. Valley Community Hospital University in 1966. He was a All four Russ children were National Tellers, a speech chorus. She drives to following a long illness. Merit Scholar finalists. Fritz and David Norton, Va. weekly to direct a similar member of the American were both graduated from Florida Pres- group there. Born in Wythe County, Institute of Chemical En- Va., he had resided a por- gineers. tion of his life in Pulaski, Survivors include his Va. and had been a resident wife, Mrs. Nora Martin; two of Kingsport for the past 20 daughters, Nancy, 14, and Wallace Pardue years. An employee of Donna, 13; and one son, Continued From Page 1 Department is in the process of putting up Kingsport Foundary where Steve, 10. he had worked until 1958 For years homeowners in the lower end a new building and will soon receive its Dunbar Funeral Home, $5,000 allocation from Court. and had since served as a Columbia, S.C., is in charge had relied on the Sullivan County consultant there. A of arrangements. (Blountville) Volunteer Fire Department, "I can't tell you all he gets into. He does member of First Christian located 20 minutes to 40 minutes away and what he's supposed to do. I don't have Church where he was an Sara Kerney two subscription fire companies. Elder Emeritus. anything but praise for the man, myself," GATE CITY — Mrs. Sara The bizarre chain of fires convinced said Lake Barnes, chairman of the Saftey He is survived by his these communities of the need to start Committee, Pardue's link with County L. (Sally) Kerney, 83, of their own volunteer organizations, and wife, Mrs. Crecie Caviness Route 4, Gate City died at Court. Leffew of the home; one 1:47 a.m. Wednesday at Pardue was standing ready to give^hem daughter, Mrs. Robert E. the direction and help they needed." What Pardue has done since taking over Holston Valley Community (Frances) Frost, High- hospital. He was instrumental in obtaining the the post in September, 1973 is revamped , N.C.; two half-sisters, state charters for the new fire depart- the county's civil defense plans. With Miss Thelma Hudson and She was a lifelong ments, organizing training through the state help he is trying to revive coordina- Mrs. Audrey Quails, both of resident of Scott County State Fire Marshal's office and gaining tion between the various governments in Huntingdon, W.Va.; four and attended the Not- fiscal recognition from County Court. the county to deal with a natural disaster. grandchildren. tingham Church. As a result: the North Kingsport He has developed sec-^dary '.varying Hamlett-Dobson Funeral She is survived by three- Volunteer Fire Department and the systems, including agreements with the Home is in charge. sons, W.H. (Jack) Kerney, Bloomingdale Volunteer Fire Department Sullivan County Sheriff's Department and Gate City, Carl Kerney, have acquired equipment and garage a local broadcasting station to stay on the Mattie Lawson Kingsport, and John D. ENTIRE STOCK space and $5,000 each from County Court. air throughout the night on an emergency Kerney, also of Kingsport; The Colonial Heights Volunteer Fire basis. ROGERSVILLE — Mrs. three sisters, Mrs. Nannie Mattie Ella Markham Law- Dixon and Mrs. Coy (Mat- REG. $2.99! Unbelievable! Beautiful patterns, multicolors, snlids CHAIN and more! Many reduced from SAWS $3.981100% Polyester. 60". 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STAIEY'S A C fit.A ((*,,.'_ SYRUP OO POUND 36 01. i i tt iriM»*rt Tim* I W«d*e«Uy, JH. 1,1*71 Kingsporter Sought By Four Counties JOHNSON CITY—A posting bond in Washing- Fall From Scaffold Kills Kingsport man posted a ton County. $1,500 bund on 12 bail check In other Sessions Court charges and had a hearing action, sentencing for IB- ETSU Mini-Dome Worker set for Jan, 14 In General year-old Keith Sholcs, 1100 Sessions Courl Tuesday, Hillrlse Blvd., was deferred but found himself in deeper JOHNSON CITY— A contractor's A spokesman for the Ambulance pending a probation report trouble while signing his after he was found guilty of steward removing scaffolding at the Authority, which was called to take bond at the Washington ETSU "Mini-Dome" fell about 17 Williamson to the hospital at 11:25, assault and battery by said witnesses reported the victim Judge Stewart Cannon. JCPenney feet Tuesday morning, got up and walked around, and several hours landed on some plywood stacked later died in the operating room at below and got up and walked Sholes was charged with Johnson City Memorial Hospital. around. assaulting 17-year-old Christopher Kirk, on the Marvin Williamson, 53, Rt. 2, No one else was injured in the ac- cident. night of Dec. 3. Witnesses Chuckey, was evidently trying to testified the incident oc- free a stubborn piece of scaffolding Williamson was employed by B.L. cured in the drive-way of when he lost his balance and fell near Nicholson of Knoxville, the general Kirk's Camelot Circle the main entrance ramp on the west contractor for the project. He had home. end of the building. worked at the site since early 1973: County Sheriff's office. Ray McQueen, 929 Chad- Sholes and defense wit- wick Dr., Apt. 3, was held in nesses claimed the younger custody after three other Kirk suffered a bloody nose counties advised the and a cut mouth after he JCPenney sheriff's office he was told Sholes, "let's get it Second Neighborhood Fire wanted on similar bad on" and grabbed his shirt check charges in each of the front. The defense attorney Pixy other counties. portrayed the fight as being Destroys Coeburn Residence Deputies said McQueen started by both youths. was wanted on bad check COEBURN — A Tuesday afternoon fire The residence, located near the inter- portraits, ^ »» charges in Sullivan, Unicoi, Judge Cannon saw the si- four miles west of here destroyed a section of Highway 58 and the Tocoma and Hawkins Counties. He tuation in a different light, residence not ,"00 feet from where fire last turnoff to the High Knob road, was just was released to Sullivan however, and found Sholes week consumed another home, according across the street from the home of Daniel County authorities after guilty. are enough to make to town fire officials. K. Mullins of Tacoma, which burned last The tenants, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan Monday. and two children, lost all personal posses- Firemen reported Tuesday that last anyone smile. sions in the 5:15 p.m. blaze, believed to week's fire, originally thought to have have been caused by a faulty flue from a originated from defective Christmas tree living room heating stove, firemen said. lights, may have been set by unknown ar- No injuries were reported, and sonists. homeowner Bill Deary of Coeburn had no Later investigation into the Mullins Only 1.69 estimate on the value of the house. home blaze, firemen said, have revealed thSt an unidentified object was reportedly for a 5 x 7 or 4 \\ailet sizes of same pose thrown through a living room window in natural color. Farmer Reports from a passing car shortly before the home was enveloped by flames. • No appointment necessary. Come in". • Age limit: children to 12 years old. Tobacco Theft A neighbor, whose identity was not • Choice of poses from as many as 4 or 5. A Church Hill farmer reported the theft disclosed, told investigators of the in- • Two children together. . . only 2.98. of 600 pounds of tobacco from his barn cident, according to authorities. The • No hidden charges. Sunday night. Clyde McCracken, Rt. 3, Mullins family was not at home at the • Mail orders: just slightly more. said the tobacco, valued at $700, was time. If, you have a second or third favorite packed in baskets and ready to go to the The object may have been a firebomb, pose, take them, too. At these special market. according to investigators, while no con- prices, in either size. The thieves left the empty baskets, nections have been made between the two Your second selection 1.69 McCracken said. blazes. Your third selection 1.65 Your fourth selection 1.55 Your fifth selection 1.40 Lee Turns Down High Test Beer JONESVILLE — Lee County voters Stickleyville precinct alone went "wet", SAVE$2.20. r. according to election officials. Our $6.97. Girls' Pod Tuesday defeted a proposal for the sale Boot. Brown Suede-1 of 6 per cent beer in the county by almost Uppers. Lug-sole. Si a 4 — 1 margin. A petition circulated in November in favor of the referendum was widely pro- 8'/z-12, 12'/2-4. Tuesday's referendum, which came tested by a citizens' group headquartered $477 Photographer's Hours: after more than two months of arguments in Jonesville. The group had charged that among citizen factions regarding the is- many petition signers were encouraged to Thurs. and Fri. 10-7 sue, failed by a tally of 3,144 to 878. sign without being accurately informed of Satutday ,9:30-5:30 Of the county's 20 precincts, the the petition's purpose. Men's Shoe Clearance. Big Selection. 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Baylor memorabilia in the form of wearing East, meelinu Texas — oops — make that Baylor, the apparel, banners and bumper stickers can be found in Joe Paterno: It's our Coaching Offer liard-to-believe champions of the Southwest Conference. every shop and store and no self-respecting Bears' fan can most exciting bowl The Nittany Lions will be about a touchdown favorite. be seen without his green and gold "I Believe" lapel but- game because of the Penn State will be making its third trip to the Cotton ton. excitement generat- Bowl and second under Coach Joe Piiterno while (In; 12lh- " "People sure are stirred up," said Baylor Coach Grant rated Bears, as has been widely publicized, will be making Teaff, who won UPI's National Coach of the Year honor for ed by Baylor. their initial journey to the New Year's Day battle. directing the Bears from a 2-B record in 1974 to the 8-,'i STEVE SLOAN championship season this year. "But our players have their heads screwed on right." NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) — Vanderbilt coach Today's Cotton Bowl game begins at 2 p.m. and Steve Sloan decided late Tuesday not to accept a can be seen on Channels 3,10 and 11 in this area. the East before that game," said Paterno, who is taking the tempting offer of a high-salaried head football posi- Niltany Lions to a bowl game for the seventh time. "There tion at Texas Tech. That set of circumstances came about when, for the first Cotton might be some carryover from that game for our squad. 1 Calling it the "hardest decision I can remember," lime in half a century, Baylor captured the conference title don't really know. Sloan said "Vanderbilt has been good to me. The — ending a reign of six consecutive years by the Texas "We are just excited about playing Baylor. We wanted to people here gave me a chance to be a head football Longhorns. Bowl come here as champions of the East and play the cham- coach. Anil because Baylor has done what H lias done, the 1975 pions of the Southwest Conference." "I am turning down a better job. It's a job a zillion Cotton Bowl appears to be generating more excitement Penn State made the same trip for the 1972 game, people are after but I think I have a good coaching than those of recent vintage. drubbing Texas, 30-6, and in 1948 the Nittany Lions played job. If I wasn't convinced we have a great chance to "It's our most exciting bowl game," said Paterno when And for those not familiar with Baylor, which includes a Southern Methodist to a 13-13 standoff in the Cotton Bowl. win and continue to improve at Vanderbilt, I lot of folks, the Bears will be the ones in green. A note of trivia from that game is the fact that the two wouldn't have stayed." It has been 11 years since Baylor has been in a bowl game extra points missed were attempted by three-lime SMU Sloan said he fell he owed the high school prospects of any sorl and nine years since the Bears have so much as All-America Doak Walker and by current Penn State- already signed some loyalty as well as tne fans and Comments By Baylor been on national television. Athletic Director Ed Czekaj. the people who hired him. Now that their big chance has finally come they will Although this will be the eighth bowl apperance for The 30-year-old UPI likely have to put up with foul weather since the forecast Baylor, the Bears have not been to a post-season affair Coach of the Year had been invited to the Lubbock calls for murky skies and a chance of rain for the 2 p.m since the 1963 Bluebonnet Bowl. And most of the years campus after Saturday's 0-6 Peach Bowl tie with Tailback Upset Lions (EST) kickoff before a full house of more than 70,000. since then have been exceptionally lean ones with Baylor Texas Tech. Sloan flew there Sunday for an inter- "I just want our team to play well," said Baylor coach averaging only two victories a year for seven seasons view. DALLAS (UPI) — defensive end Greg Grant Teaff, UPI's coach of the year. "I'd like to come off previous to this one. Tao vacancy at Tech occurred when coach Jim Baylor tailback Steve Murphy. the field and have people say it was a good "There are two ways of looking at bowl games," said Carlen announced he would take over the football Beaird's belief that Penn "I never find it hard to get game. Lord knows I want to win, but my first desire is that Teaff. "First there is the idea that it is a reward for the program at South Carolina. State could be beaten by at upset at the other team," we play well." players and that there should be as much fun mixed in as least three of the teams the Murphy said. "And it's Penn State, in a year that was supposedly set aside for possible. Then there is the thought that you are a Bears played this year has really not hard to get upset rebuilding, turned in a 9-2 performance including a season representative of your conference and should do your ut- bothered some of the Nit- when you read where they ending 31-10 decision over Pittsburgh that eliminated any most to uphold your conference's reputation. tany Lions. think they played three doubt as to which was the best collegiate team in the East. "We are going to try to do both — have fun and do right Baylor and Penn State teams that can beat Penn "Of course our people felt like we were the best team in by our conference." Tide After Title meet today in the Cotton State. Bowl game. "What they didn'l men- Continued From Page 1C Beaird, the 5-6 power tion was the fact that they Open Daily 9:30-9:30 Sun. 1-6 THURS. , FRI., SAT., SUN. runner who in 1974 became didn't beat those teams, been inconsistent, but I think we performed up to our the first Baylor back to ever either." pre-season predictions. We lost so many players that I don't gain 1,000 yards in a single Oklahoma and Texas think anyone thought we would end up 9-2 personally. And season, said last week that A&M defeated Baylor, but when we lost all those players over the summer I think he thought Oklahoma, the Bears upset Texas, everyone thought our season would collapse. Texas and Texas A&M — 34-24. The Longhorns, "Even with those losses we came very dose to 11-0. 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Tennessee set a scoring record of sorts in its A tic gets particularly sticky when it comes On Football 115-66 win over Vermont Monday night. The time to cart the bowl championship trophy school record is 121 points against Mexico in home. Twice 'already this year, the opposing 1966, but their previous best against a U.S. coaches have been pictured with a bowl trophy. college team had been 114 against Furman in DENNIS HARRISON BRIAN HALL BERNARD KINO looking at each other as if to ask, "who brought 1956. the hack-saw?" this year until speculation began about Coach To reach their new pinnacle, the Vols shot Houston and North Carolina State will each Carlen leaving," Texas Tech Sports Information 67.1 percent from the field. The Vols' record have possession of the permanent Astro- Director Ralph Carpenter told me. "Then when book doesn't list a single game ac- Bluebonne Bowl trophy for six months, while he announced he was going to South Carolina, curacy record, but that must surely be a new Vanderbilt and Texas Tech are each getting a the sales almost stopped completely." mark. "Peach Bowl Champions" trophy for their Losing the final two regular-season games It must also be one of the few times the Vols EVERYTHING IS trophy eases. But hopefully, before the Peach and finishing 6-4-1 didn't help sales, either. have shot better from the field than they have Bowl Committee sends the trophies on their 6-tftftr-tt at the line. They made just 17 of 28 way, they'll put an asterisk after "Champions" The heroes of Saturday's game were unlikely foul shots for 60.7 per cent. and an explanation at the bottom that says "al- ones. Bernard King alone made 16 of his 17 field most." Vanderbilt's Dennis Harrison, a freshman, goal attempts. didn't start a game all season, yet came up with "He could have set a new scoring record (50 Another change that's needed is in the a couple big plays in a reserve role Saturday and 5O% OFF points)," said coach Ray Mears of King, who bowl selection procedure. The NCAA at one earned most valuable defensive player honors. finished with 40, "but he passed it off to a man time required the bowl committees to wait until underneath five or six times when he probably Nov. 15 before selecting teams for bowls, but And Texas Tech's Brian Hall, who accounted ORIGINAL RETAIL PRICE dropped the requirement this year. for all the Red Raider points with two field could have scored." goals, did so with a wooden leg. EXCEPT JEWELRY, INCENSE AND SMOKING ACCESSORIES The result: All hell broke loose and the bowls He lost the lower part of his right leg in a farm Tennessee has landed its 26th football signee. were all but filled by mid-season. accident when he was eight. As a consequence, some good, deserving The Vols Monday signed Tom Seaborn, a teams (e.g. Pittsburgh and Texas A&M)- "I didn't consider football for a long time," 6-41,4, 210 pound tight end from Cass Tech High stayed home and some not-so-god, not-so- says Hall. "But I tried kicking and found 1 could School in Detroit. deserving teams (e.g. Georgia, Oklahoma State, do it. I kicked during my junior and senior Seaborn caught 27 passes for 613 yards and Texas Tech and North Carolina) got bids to years in high school and decided to try out at seven touchdowns this past season and re- SHIPWRECK Tech and made the team." turned a kickoff for another. He has 9.9 speed in various post-season "classics." KINGSPORT MALL But if Texas Tech was in the Peach Bowl for During the regular season he converted 22 of the 100 and also plays defensive end, where he the money, it back-fired. The Red Raiders 24 extra point attempts and 5 of 7 field goal averaged nine tackles a game. promised to buy 6,000 tickets as part of the tries. He's a teammate of Harland Huckleby, signing agreement and got stuck with 5,500 un- Like many place kickers, he's got a gimmick. another Vol signee. sold tickets worth $41,250. By contrast, Vanderbilt sold its first 10,000- JAN. 1 AND 2 ticket allotment, asked for 2,000 more and had in excess of 20,000 fans attend the game. NO EXCHANGES / NO REFUNDS / NO LAY-AWAYS It was a weird scene. One side was solid with fans waving gold and black pom-poms and the Dickey: Davis Was Winning Edge ON MERCHANDISE BOUGHT DURING THIS SALE other side was life-less and all but deserted. NEW ORLEANS (UP1) — The Florida only 12 yards rushing midway through the As one writer put it: "There was no doubt coaching staff knew what had to be done third quarter when the Nebraska defense abinit which was the 'home' team in this one. to win the but the Gator stopped a Florida drive just a yard away (Steve) Sloan introduced the Vanderbill crowd defense just couldn't handle the job New from a game-clinching touchdown. when he stepped up to accept his half of the Year's Eve. "We got off to a slow start, but we felt trophy and the roar and the. black and gold Taped to the wall in a quiet Florida like we could do it all the time and we just pom-poms made identification easy. Carlen in- went out and did it," Davis said. "We SHIPWRECK locker room was a picture of Nebraska troduced the Texas Tech crowd and he stood up running back Tony Davis with the words didn't put in anything new at the half — Kingsport Mall and sang a verse of 'San Antonio Rose'." "Stop Him!" written across it in blue ink. we just ran at them." It was the second consecutive standout It really was that bad. The Red Raiders left Davis rushed for 126 yards and was everi'their band at home and, for apparent lack bowl game for Davis, who opened 1974 by named Most Valuable Player as the winning the outstanding offensive player of cheerleaders (or fans to lead), clanged an seventh-ranked Buskers came from obnoxious bell all afternoon. award in Nebraska's 19-3 Cotton Bowl win behind in the fourth quarter to beat the over Texas. Want Ads Get Results The Peach Bowl people should have known Gators 13-10. Senior also from Texas Tech's track record that the Red "He had to be the winning edge in the starred in last year's Cotton Bowl, but Raiders were poor risks. They went to the Gator game," Gator Coach said. things were different in New Orleans. He Bowl last year with a 10-1 record and a Top 10 "He outmuscled us himself in the fourth completed only 2-of-12 passes and threw national ranking, but attracted only 1,300 quarter." four before giving way to followers. Florida was leading 10-0 and Davis had backup . ' "Actually, our sales were going pretty good

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Minority Enlerprlie Corporollon The oroo.rtv will l» >old ol public oucllon Despite Injuries —In March, Buck's old pal, Charlie Bayless, Ball hog: A player who wants me to pass the "nmcordoot. with Ih. orovliloni ol This And That Mdlon UK 01 Ih. internal Jiwnuo took Happy Valley to the state high school ball to him. Code, ond o.rllnenl rMutalloni.1DATE OP SALE January Hi 1V'S TtArtfc Or PITTSBURGH (UP!) — Early last September a championship in Class L basketball. SAL! lo-oo™V PLACE OF SALE writer walked up to Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck Monster: A player half an inch taller than me. I03J E Sevler Street, Kingsporl, Ten- —In June, former major league pitching nessee DESCRIPTION OF Noll and asked about his team's chances of making it great Iloyl Wilhelm assumed managership of Little man: A player shorter than me. PROPERTY One (I) 4 Drawer Steel Executive Desk with woodgraln top, to the Super Bowl. the Kingsporl Braves' all-rookie baseball team. MeFerrin, who has not even indicated he All-star player: A player no better than I am, One (D 2 Drawer Metal Pile Cab'"."' He later chose Kingsport as his home. wants to leave Central, also has a couple of other Two (2) Swivel Secretorv Choirs Noll smiled, perhaps amused by a question that who is allowed to gel away with murder by the (Greenl one (I t Group Miscellaneous attractive offers. referee. OlilM SuSi. PROPERTY MAY BE seemed premature. —In July, Bob Feller, the huzzhall pitcher INSPECTED AT: Place of sole from a bygone era, paid J. Fred Johnson Central assistant coach Tom Pugh's name is Referee: A blind idiot with an unreasoning between 9'00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. an "To make it to the Super Bowl, not only must you January M. WS. PAYMENT TERMS: Stadium a return visit as celebrity guest. He had being linked with the vacant Morristown East hatred of me. Full payment reaulred upon accep- have a good team but you need a little luck all the pitched here in 1954 in an exhibition game with head coaching position, recently vacated by Dale tance of hlOhest bid. TYPE OF way,' he said. PAYMENT: All payments must be bv Cleveland against the New York Giants. Rose. Pugh, a Morristown native, may have the Defensive star: A player who can't shoot. cosh, certified check, cashier's or treasurer's check or bv a United Stutes "You must have a lot of things going for you — like —In November, Dobyns-Bennett clinched its inside track if he actively seeks the job. Bad pass: A ball that I fumble. costal, bonk, express or telegraph monev order, Moke checks and monev lack of injuries." first Big Nine football championship in more Rebounding: High-altitude wrestling. orders pavoble lo "Internal Revenue than a decade and reached the state playoffs for Service." TITLE OFFERED: Only the But the Steelers had their share of injuries and Fast break: Fancy name for a stampede. right, tllle. and Interest ol Minority the first time. SOUTHEASTERN CONFERENCE commis- Enterprise Corporation In ano to me still made it to the Super Bowl. sioner H. Boyd McWhorter has issued an ad- Fumble: Another player's muff of my perfect property will be offered for sale. For —In December, Gate City made it 2-for-3 in its Information concerning sale Contact: Running back Preston Pearson missed five state high school football berths. AA cham- visory to university presidents, athletic direc- pass. Undo Corded. 204 Sunset Drive John regular-season games and the playoff against Buffalo pionship Cor the second time in their three tors and head basketball coaches on crowd con- son CHv. TN. 1T601. Phone 978-8374. trol. Switch: What you holler on defense when you James A O'Haro. District Director. because of a hamstring pull. Franco Harris was out of playoff appearances. have no idea where your man went. 11:1-1-75 the first two games because of an ankle injury. NOTICE The tone of the advisory insinuates that the Good shot: Any shot I can get off. Sealed Proposals will be received bv Rookie wide receiver Lynn Swann missed two the Sullivan County Purchasing Agent THE CENTRAL COUGARS went 7-3 this past coach himself is the most important person in until 10:00 a.m. for Sullivan County games because of a fractured ring finger, yet the No. Bad shot: That taken by a teammate. Purchasing Department on articles football season, and T. S. McFerrin's coaching insuring good crowd control. Spectators take specHted under Ihe lollowlnp condi- 1 draft choice from Southern Cal made a great their cue from the coach's behavior on the Crazy shot: Basket made by the man I'm tions. Prices quoted must Include all comeback and distinguished himself not only as a must have impressed the right people. guarding. transportation charges, packing and bench, McWhorter says. drayage. Proposals must be free Irom pass catcher but as an adept punt receiver. McFerrin, who bled the proverbial turnip to Cry baby: Opposing player who complains to all erasures and signed In Ink by In- Linebacker Henry Davis left the team because of tie the school record for most wins in one season, If a coach's action is hostile to the game of- dividual or firm making bid. The the referee. Purchasing Aoent reserves the right to an injury before the season started. His replacement. reportedly could have the Virginia High job, ficials, it can do nothing less than incite the relocl any or all bids. Address bids lo vacated "by athletic director Lawrence crowd, who will then also be abusive to the men Fighter: Teammate who complains to the Sullivan County Purchasing Agent, P. Jack Lambert, was chosen on UPl's all-star American 0. Box 26, Blounlvllle, Tennessee Football Conference team. (Bun-head) Bradley, just for the asking. in stripes. referee. 37617, with requisition number Running back Frenchy Fuqua, counted as regular PLAINLY MARKED ON ENVELOPE at the start of the season, suffered a fractured ankle REQUISITION NO. S-903 BID ON Mop and did not play after the ninth game. Rocky Bleier Heads, Lamb Skins FOR Schools was an able replacement, starring in the 2414 victory 1975 Proposals Including specifications last Sunday over Oakland when the Steelers won the will be mailed to supplier immediately AFC Championship. following publication or will be availa- Bleier Knows All About Courage ble upon request. For the first six games Joe Gilliam, a third-year RAYMOND W. WINTERS, JR. Sullivan County Purchasing Agent player, was the starting quarterback, relegating By MILTON RICHMAN scared. It was dark, I had no weapon and I It: 1-1-75 Terry Bradshaw and to the bench. UPI Sports Editor couldn't walk." Then Noll switched to Bradshaw, using Hanratty Fraternal & Pittsburgh Steeler Bleier was flown to Da Nang, then to a mili- Lodge sparingly. Every week at the Steelers press luncheon NEW YORK (UPI) —Any way you look at it, tary hospital in Tokyo. From there, he returned the inevitable question asked Noll was "Who's start- running back THERE WILL be a called meetino of this story comes at the right time, not only to the States and another hospital stay at Fort Slnklno Creek Lodge No. ing at quarterback this Sunday?" because it's a happy one dealing with the New Rocky Bleier Riley followed. Noll's inevitable answer: "We'll do whatever is best Year, but also because it embodies all those fine Before the Notre Dame-Southern California ^3^ January, 2, 1975 at 7 p.m. for the team." got lessons *\£p^> fcrring the E.A. degree. old virtues like courage, determination and game that Fall, Bleier was asked whether he Members urged to at- Finally Bradshaw, who Jed the team to the playoffs resolve as shown by one highminded young during a tour would address the Irish at a Friday night rally. the two previous seasons, regained his role as starter fellow with a fancy little moustache. He weighed barely 160, and walked with the aid order of in the Monday night game here against Atlanta in in Vietnam RovCrussell, WM For Rocky Bleier, it's automatically a Happy and is applying of a cane, but he consented to go to South Bend. Ralph Crowle, Sec. late October, leading the way to a 24-17 victory. He New Year already. He can't possibly miss. Tears crept into his eyes as he spoke, He said was outstanding in a 28-7 win over New Orleans and First, he's going to the Super Bowl with the them to a lot of things had happened to him since he left ' Lost & Found in the victories over Buffalo and Oakland in the AFC rest of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and that means pro football Notre Dame, some good, some bad. The good DOG LOST: Black mole Toy Poodle. playoffs. a shot at $25,000, with a guarantee of $15,000 things had to do with some of the friends he Dlountvllle area. Answers to "Andv". The Steelers won all their six preseason games for even should Minnesota prevail. made, he said, and the bad with those he lost. Reword. Coll 323-8712. the first time in their 42-year history, but that did not MISSING: 9-months old Samoyed (large, To get him off on the right track for his trip to "1 ask you not to win this game for me," he long-haired white dog). Lost from move Noll into making a hasty prediction for the New Orleans, the Steelers awarded Rocky said, "but for some of my comrades who are left Brentwood section Morrison Citv. Super Bowl. The 1973 New York Giants also won six . Answers to "Nloakf". REWARD. Bleier the game ball after Sunday's 24-13 After Sunday's game with Oakland, they lying back there on the battlefields of Vietnam. 246-8977. exhibition games but finished the season with a demolition job on Oakland. Nobody earned it asked Bleier if he still remembers Vietnam. It Holder of a Bronze star, Purple Heart and two MISSING Silver-Gray Poodle. Medlurr 2-11-1 mark. more than the 28-year-old, perpetually keyed-up turns out he does. other citations, Bleier has had three operations Returning from Oakland, the Steelers were greet- Bleier, who gave the Raiders fits by going for 98 on his right foot. When he runs, he places all his Skyland Drive area. 247-2675. ed by 10,000 cheering fans. When the team leaves "We were out on patrol and ran into this yards on 18 carries. ambush," he said. "I heard the shots, and the weight on the outside three toes of that foot and $50 REWARD Greater Pittsburgh International Airport next Sun- Now here's where that courage, determina- moves with a weaving motion that makes him Lost "Yellow Cur mole dog. Lynn Gar- day for New Orleans and the Super Bowl date a week first reaction I can remember was that I was hit. den Area. 2«-0014. tion and resolve come into the picture. They threw me some sterile gauze and I extra tough to bring down. later against the Minnesota Vikings, there will be no Rocky Bleier was a good running back for In 1970 he played in only one game for the official sendoff. wrapped it around my left leg to stop the Auctions Notre Dame during his three seasons with the bleeding. I didn't wanna look at my leg. Steelers and only a half dozen the year after. He Allegheny County Commissioner Thomas Foerster Irish. Not a great one, but a good one. They was urged to retire for his own good, but Bleier FOR ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE AND said Steeler coaches and players indicated they did AUCTION NEEDS. Richordson's Real elected him captain his last year, 1967, and the "We were in a fire fight near a rice paddy. 1 felt his leg would grov; stronger and he'd even- Estate. C. Worlev Richardson, Cl not want a sendoff. Steelers drafted him in the 16th round using tually be able to play. Art Rooney, the Steelers' tlzen's Union Bank Building. Rogers- But when the team returns here the day after the dropped back with a medic and was lying on my vllle, 2?2-7lOB or 372-7100; Church Hill him on their special teams his rookie season. He side when I saw this grenade rolling toward me. owner and a man with compassion, recom- 357-7180 or 357-6100. Super Bowl, there will be a motorcade from the air- never played at all the following year because mended the coaches not cut him and in 1972 port to downtown Pittsburgh and a "Welcome Home It hit our company commander in both legs and JEFFERS BROS. AUCTIONEERS. Of- he was was called into the army, assigned to the me in the right leg. Bleier played i'.i every one of Pittsburgh's fice 753-6771. Res. 257-3021. Jonesboro. Steelers" parade. 196th Light Infantry outfit and sent to Vietnam games. 121 W. Main 5t. where he was thrown quickly into the fighting. "What was I thinking about? Nothing. I just This year, the stocky, 200-pounder from Twin Hills Auction HAUL YOUR UNWANTED 8- Rocky Bleier remembers the day he got it, wanted to get my sweet rear out of there. Two Appleton, Wis., teamed with Franco Harris to UNUSED MERCHANDISE to us on Aug. 20,1969, and the place, too — 30 miles west guys carried me on a poncho liner to a claiming give the Steelers one of the most effective 1-2 Johnson City Hwy. to be auctioned of Chu Lai. Shot in the left leg, he was lying on area where we had to wait for a helicopter. We running combinations in pro football. every Frl. ft Sat. at 7p.m. Glassware, the ground with that wound when his right got there six at night. The helicopter didn't It has been his best year by far. The one thigh and leg were torn up by a hand grenade. show up until midnight. Yeah, I was a little coming up could be better. Commercial Notices SAVE on cigarettes and a complete lln< of groceries. S & H Green Stomps State Line Market on Weber Clti .Qbc) southeastern TZ Virginia Tech Whips Vermont Highway. _____ Instruction & BLACKSBURG, Va. outscored the Catamounts with 8:13 left in the game. 10 School (UPI) — Russell Davis and 14-0 in a 4y2 minute stretch The victory raised Tech's GUITAR LESSONS AVAILABLE tn your reserve Duke Thorpe com- to take a 36-16 lead. Tech's record to 7-3 while Vermont home. Call Clifton Cox, 239-8153. STATE bined for 54 points Tuesday largest advantage was 86-58 is now 4-3. 12 SECOND BIG WEEK night as Virginia Tech's Personals 1 Gobblers rolled over Ver- I WILL not be responsible for debts mode mont 107-87 in a college by anyone other than mvseU Robert L "FREEBIE AND THE BEAN".... Conkin Keeps Scoring Lead Galloway, Route I, Bethel Drive, SHOWS a two man disaster team — they're basketball game. Kingsporl, Tennessee. 2:40 here to rip Kingsport opart with Sullivan West's Mark average slip a bit last week REWARD, JSO for arrest ond conviction Davis, a 6-6 junior for- of person or persons responsible for 4:50 laughter" Conkin continues the scor- to 17.1. 7:00 ward, hit all his 15 floor The race should heat up Robertson Street (White, 1969 Ford), ing leader in the Upper December 13. Coll 2J5-9837. 9:10 Above all...It's a love story. shots for 30 points, and Lakes Conference, coming this week as teams come Thorpe, Tech's sixth man, back from the holiday added 24. into the new year. 13 Special Notices -*1-0 Conkin has an 18.5 point break. The Gobblers blew the average for a narrow lead UPPER LAKES CONFE Plover, School! Cm Pti. Avg, Janurary Clearance WALT DISNEY,,^ game open midway through over Lynn View sophomore Mark Conkin. Sullivan W. 1 222 8.5 Save 20 to 30 percent. Monv Items holt the first half when they Rodney Arnold, L. V. 1 206 price. Rodney Arnold, who saw his Dave Richardson, L. V. WINNIE the POOH and TIGGER TOO Marly Snapo. C. H. The Knitting Nook Benny Snyder, D. Boone Mt. Carmel 357-5553 Terry Hulson, Sullivan W PEGGY ANN Dould Ray, Daniel Boone SHONEY'S SPECIAL Randy Livesav, Ketron 3 fit (MATINEES DAILY THRU SCHOOL HOLIDAYS) Andv Barnes, D. Boone ] 3; PREGNANT RESTAURANT Keonv Adams, Sullivan W. 2:30 THURSDAY ONLY 1459 E. Center St. Kirk Smith, Ketron Brvont Bradley. Rog. NEED HELP 4:40 Dean Way. Church HIM 6:50 HAVE BREAKFAST BoD Johnson, C, H. All Alternatives 9:00 BEEF TIPS WITH US Offered FRESH GROUND Prep Schedule WITH Friday, Jan. 3 SAVE TIME AND MONEY. Shop the COUNTRY STYLE Upper East Tennesiee classified pages every day tor money Dopvns-Bcnnett at Greenevllle saving bargains. Freebteand East at Cenlrol MUSI IE GRAVY & RICE Morristown East at Johnson Citv WANTED: olrl student to shore apart- 11 the Bean SAUSAGE Tennessee High ot Erwin ment on campus at UT. Call 246-4796. «ND HiVI Ellrabethton ot Knox Powell WILL DO sewing and alterations. Call WHIPPED POTATOES Sullivan at Lvnn View 245-695B from 9 a.m. to 4:30 Monday PIOF» OKN 24 HOURS Surgoinsvllle ot Ketron through Saturday. ...and look who's "WITH GRAVY" Rogersville at Church Hill 1.0. HaOPV Volley at University Hlqh playing Consuelo. Cloudland at Hampton VALERIE "RHODA" HARPER GREEN BEANS Mountain City at Unako LH PrivatNOe DininWg RoomOPE* N Morristowm West ot Bulls Gap GRECIAN ROLL Clinch at Forge Ridge tor 1 to ' 2c' w — 211? Soulhwest Virginia Joncsville at Powell Valley Rvc Cove at Pennlnatom Keokce ot Thomas Walker Employment Oryden at Flotwoods 20 Agencies $159 Grundv ol Gate Cltv TERRACE Honaker at Castlewood EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGE phone 245-7561 JSECOND BIG WEEK STEAK Coll 7J5-OI08 - 317 Shelby St. 1 Klno^Dort, Tennessee SNELLING & SHELLING "SOMETHING HIT US... MM crew i. d.ad... SERVED 11:00 A.M. 'Ill 9:00 P.M. Where new futures begin. SHOWS HOUSE foi Irami.om Ml ra TOJI H 117.101 Coll H5-DU1, ?1d Commerce St. h*lp in, pfrw«, pleas* help us!" Serving the Trl-Cltles since 1967. 3:00 ?9!SH.Ioor,Sl.John»nCir, 5:00 * Entertaining Nightly Hotel—Motel- 7:00 23 Restaurant 1M BROTHER BUFORD HELP WANTED IMMEDIATELY! Cooks and waitresses, full or part BIG BOY Mon.-Thur. 7:00-1:00 time. Must DP IB or over Apply In Seafood person only to Ft. Honrv Drive Pli/o Restaurant Frl.-Sat. 7:00-2:00 Hut. No phone colls, iHense, WAITRESS HELP wonted Must tie IB or 2227 Fort Henry Dr. Salad Bar * FREE BEER aver. Apply tn pcfion, no phone rolls OPIN 7 DAYS From 1:00-10:00 Lynn Gordon Pli/o Hut, Lynn Gtirrtrn Phone 247-8152 _ Pr!vtv 3 'Til 1 1 P.M. ' Mon.-Thur. WAITRESS Needed. Must he able to work lunc lies find evening*. Apply In person only In

WAITRESS WANTt-O Must nr ol Irmt SKATE INN'S HOLIDAY SCHEDULE IB VPOI s o1 o«e Aiwtv tn l*M \BII only In Stone Drive Pli/n M«t. No phone ((UK,

Sales A Sales MIHW 24 Managers U«0 Will* MMlffl Jill Ml IIP YOUR OWN HOSS. Sell lor Mutual of .... 'THE TAKING OF PELHAM ONE TWO THREE" mmfis mm MM mm unmans nmnhii, Coli Mr llorcrl, .Johnson (lly, WALTER MATTHAU • ROBERT SHAW • MARTIN BALSAM win mm inn muiu Let's m S17fl, L'MHil niipottunltv •* tttri 1300,000 HAPPY NEW YEAR! »#f>d mum* fo I'. 0, fln« W, Kin frMI Hw HNk, N'l Ml SKATE INN • _J»M, liinimtD* 1TM). nttanr. It't MkMt. UCKNSIH) Real r?ifali> Sntenmm r\ 1400 Bridg«wgttr Lor*, Kinfliport, 245-2450 0d. Conine t *nm Rrnv Kfloltv I Camera. M. m.lUl. , Jn. I. H7t 90 90 91 92 90 90 CAUDLE BUILDERS by THOMAS MUM OAKWOOD •AYS VIEW Subdivision. Ml. Cormtl. FOR THE PRICE AN INVITATION... Ww brick himn. «»,7» lll.Nf. i mrcml »!. WEST HILLS WOODCLIFF vtv ceuM «wn Nth 4 r»om rtuccr H»» To Gracious Living Scllt Uvtr, Itlrw bMroom. two oothi, Choi J. Lowrv Aotncv c«n04*tt both, toi htattr and •« our rwvwton or n voari of mik* Htf SUBDIVISION loroMv room with Nftplacf, fully ear- Rnnof • OtvtWtr 1 lulMtr fttovt. IniM* th* city on lol 50 K 1«. cuttomm' Houihio ntttft In turn ami A ttwtt btdroom «pltt tevtI brick home ptltd, wag* In battmtnl. Small 3WS L« Hlohwav. •rlllol. VA. Call NETTIE R. TAYLOR REAL E&< downpavmtnt or will conildtr Irodt. MISTY WATERS I xrvlu. *l Ito old «U Moblli Horn. wrth J boms, carpet ftirwghout. built- TATE, 2441111. location. in ekfclrlc kitchen with harvest gold Juil off Ota Stem Rood on WoodcllH. 11 Pott 2ReUabU 133,501). Contact Roloh Mltcntll Country-Townhomes E. Stout Or. _ »7.»IIS appliances, ehctrlc heal, full site GREATEST BUY IN AREA basemftnt and carport. V/lthln 10 H57MI. Colonial Design fulljr LctfQC 4 bedroom home wltl> formal Three bedrooms, full botcmtnt, ? minutes drive of Howklnv County fireplaces, remade1*"* 1"? a. 300 level The btil ntw Idta tvtr In luxurtoui U Type of fuel deity Plants. Priced at $29,950. dlnlns room. 3 baths', lorae family Hvlntii L&coltd on Bwnt Lake with a F. J. Brownell & Son room, double aaroge, pallo. E*cep- lot, aorage, double paved drive, cen- tral vacuum, and more. ASSUMABLE btoutlful vitwi a clubhouse, twtmmins SALE 11 Cohort 4 Kln« (Sp.) llonallv clean and well maintained. pod, tinnlt courti, hoal docki and JOHNSON & 246-4147 Fully landscaped corner lot. Vacant. LOAN. WE PAY CLOSING COSTS. Drastic Reduction! MBtcome 125.950. Just oft Liberty Church Rood, while sand bear, he i. From Yirtfrd.y-iA.wrtr $46,950. 12«,m,,llbfral financing available. Thtte Homti Sale RICHARDSON 'Also have good assumable In Mount Mini Co Wai Prlct viiible 1 Cormel area, H5.950. Rfol Estate t Auction Company 1610 Linville Street Ext. Shepherd Realty, Inc. • 2 or 3 sleeping chamber* 12 X a Polm.lto Htn 1«!»5 II Inlet (2 wok) HNimy'i UlndUn servant Ml. Cormel, Tenn, JS7-7IW Three bedroom Uame home Is situat- 40W Fruenrv Dr. "w-sm I! » IS Dolphin »»»S Ml" I Vipor stroller tt Resin ed on a nice level lot close to schools Don Shepherd I39-A484 The Property Shop • 2 full twlhi 1! « SO Vlicounl MWS «3»S und shopping areas. We will consider 3S7-414B ^ 12 x «4 DUranoo M59S S749S 17 Shoe wiper (comb. form)| II Choose n Fruitlets 1341 Watauga Street a trade or rent option to qualified CONTEMPORARY ON WOODED LOT CHARLES DYER 477-3J7S • fully carpeted and paneled INSTANT FINANCING WITH CON- Brick Redwood house In walking dis- This house has everything, 3 BOB GUILLEN 246-8441 VENIENT TERMS. A MONTHS UCUag 7 Grain M -in one's Jl Like-minded ourchaser. This home Is walling lor 239-9397 tance to City Schools and Churches, you, so why not call today to Inspect. bedrooms, 3 baths, heat pump, indirect MARIE CLARK • olr conditioned and heat WARRANTY, FREE DELIVERY etc. 3 bedrooms, nice hllChen, eating lighting, cathedral ceilings, automatic AND SET UP. M Venetian I Barbershop power (2 wds.) area, cell heot, full basement with play garage opener, and more. Coll now. • Tappan opollancei — IS cu. n. nobleman quartet's (endeavor) SI Horse — room. Bath and 2 fireplaces and PRICE & RAMEY S49.950. HAPPY HOLIDAYS! . relrloetalor with tce-mgker, deluxe 24^618) days 239 9669 nights KASSEM'S, INC. garage Call J.T. Parker Agency. 449 We wish you the very merriest range, sell-cleonlno aven, trash com- 10 Minutes from Klngsport on Super 21 Future nun asset (2 wds.) K Doctor East Market Street, Phone JJSS143. The Property Shop Chrlitmos and New Year, and hope paclor, dishwasher, all In on excitingly Highway. 323-4141. 2601 Princeton Road 3if.JI48 you will call us far vour real estate designed food preparation center. tt Unique » Meshes 23 Italian dry 34 Lug Three bedroom home, living room, 239-9392 needs during the holiday season! person with 24 Type of J7 Caldron kitchen, bath room (no fixtures), 246-84AB TAKE OVER utility Aaier In kitchen, located close 477-3675 Blue Ridge Properties From Tri-Cily Airport 23 Pipe part 10 Seesaw spear 38 Flee NOW LEASING lo clly limits, price 59,950. Call OSCAR 444 uT Center St. \FollowtheSigns PAYMENTS C, BAI 247- \ 14* 2S Well-known Don't Let Anybody 1974 Buddy, 2 bedroom, 12 x 60, (103.59 Willie ACROSS the slreet from Lincoln School. IN BEAUTIFUL WONDERLAND per month Will sell or trade tor suitable country tell you what you want Is not available. 1973 Cresent, 12 x 65, 3 bedroom, $»8.83 At least unlit vou've seen this unusual ACRES, off Bloomlngdale Road, split U Painter acreaoe. Three bedroom brick, fover with extra spacious den with MISTY WATERS'I per month MILLER CREST completely redecorated inside, oil brick home In Church Hill. Spoil her! 1972 Lawn Dole, 2 bedroom, S79.80 per Chagall A happy wife mokes a happy fireplace, extra large living and tilnfno heal, utility room, floored uttlc storage areas, eat In kitchen, 2Vi baths, 3 323-2310 month soacc, fireplace, fenced back yard. home she deserves the best and this 1971 Buddy. 2 bedroom, 173.75 per 27 Formal one has It all. Marble foyer, lovely bedrooms, double oarage. Fully car- Shown by appointment. For informa- peted. Equltv sole or new loon. $39,500. Coll Johns,on Cily month APARTMENTS living room top quality carpeting, 1971 Walker, t bedroom, Wfl.W per dance (Fr.) tion, 239-8598. separate dining room, 3 bedrooms, Coll owner o1 323 51 SI Eiovs, 388-78U 926-1531 built In kitchen with dishwasher, nleht. 28 Descended In Johnson City, Tennessee AVAILABLE all the tlmc-New homes. l 1970 Citadel, 2 bedroom, 174.8* per small acreage and nice large building family room with fireplace, 2 /i boths, month (poet.) lots. Hilton & Fleenor, Office 323-B422, central air conditioning, patio with gas Just make 2 payments plus $35 fronsler 323-76J6 or 323-7665. grill, and on a large wooded lol. Check NEAR BLOUNTVILLE W Finally l acre with ranch style brick. $22,900. tee, and own one of these. Written Super, luxurious 1 & 2 on this one right away. Don't be service warranty on these homes. (2 wds.) AVAILABLE of all times, new homes disappointed by a sold sign. $47,950. 92 Mobile Homes Delivered and set up free within 100 bedrooms. Includes central and large scenic building lots. Regency Davies Real Estate 33 But (Lat.) Park Subdivision. BIROWELL & Bennett & Edwards, Realtors 323-471) or 764-2428 AAA air conditioning, wall-to-wall GRAY-239-9481. 220 Commerce St. 246-411^ 34 Assay RATED HOMES W. LOSBORNE shag carpeting, GE kitchens EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL Style M&M Mobile Homes Inc. 35 Thrice with dishwasher, self-clean home located 516 Foot Hill Rood, will NEW HOME FOR 24S-8241 —Weber City, VA. — 3B6-g2B3 Beautiful Home trade on mobile home or small rental Mobile Homes, Inc.. (mus.) BILL SELL MOBILE HOMES Exit 3 off t-fll to Lee Hwy. ovens, balconies, pool, club property. Call TOWN & COUNTRY $26,500????? 657 E. Stone Drive 245-0351 36 Actor Sell or Trade DEVELOPMENT, 349-7)11. night, THAT'S RIGHT. This 3 bedroom brick (Across from Kern's Bakery) house with fireside lounge. Has creek In front yard, large weeping Save money, small down payments on Bristol, Virginia Phone 669-4171 225-4490. house with full basement, carpet and Nice repossessed mobile homes. Howard Rent starts at $150. wiUow trees, woven redwood fence nil large lot Is located In Colonial Heights. Dealer No. 1B14 around this 1"« acre estate-. The house Small down payment and Immediate 38 Desolate Furnished models open has 3600 square feet, 5 bedrooms, 2 full Fairway Realty occupancy. 15 YEAR 39 Instinctive every day 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. and 2 hall baths, central heot and ihelbv Street 247-6US DAN'S air...altogether 10 rooms! You'll turn F. J. Brownell & Son 40 Vase handle or by appointment. Call onto blacktop drive leading to house by a fancv new barn with 4 rooms, INSIDE CITY MOBILE HOMES 41 One ''Gas- 928-2701. nice enough to live In. Much more!! jme with 246-4147 HWY il-w at Garland Ave., Church Hill Owner will sell or lro.de for In state or dining room, lar«« kitchen, eos heal, 357-4021 HOBBS MOBILE HOMES light" star E. Stone Dr. 245-9321 out-of-stote property. 179,000. Coll Insulated, storm doors & windows, Several 197d models at reduced prices, 42 Run 3-19-7929. garage, & large back yard for play PENNY WISE instant bonk financing with the lowest Located on Indian Ridge area or garden. $15,950. Purse conscious] You can't go wrong Interest rate in the area! Mobile Home into Road just off West Market IRICK COLONIAL RANCHER, electric with this older six-room frame home. 93 Spaces heat, central air, 2 baths, fomllv room, SHEPHERD REALTY INC. Conveniently located to downtown and FOR SALE OR RENT. Porkwood, 2 Street (U.S. HE.). Beautiful 2 fireplaces. S38.500. 239-9616. 4000 Ft. Henry Dr. situated on a level lot, plus detached MOBILE HOME LOT. Size 112x200 with 239-5121 bedrooms, furnished. Call 34B-6113. residential setting and garaoe and carport. Good Investment septic service, power supply & water Lots* CAUDLE BUILDERS Don Shepherd, 239-6464 tor young couole or retired couple. LA-BARON 1974, .70 x 12 total electric, meler. Priced $3,250. Acreage minutes from Bristol and SPRING HILLS Subdivision. Old Stage fully furnished with: washer & dryer, Rood 5 percent down on 2 new split furniture throughout by Bassett, Bas- Ralph Maden Realty Kingsport. LOOK ON THE Price & Ramey sett Hutch included. Must sell, assume SIX WOODED LOTS on btocktOD rood fover homes. $32,500 B. S33.500. Call J. 246-61 Et days 239-9669 nights 239-6987 Water tines In. Near Tri-Clty Airport. Business A. Rice, 239-B721. . loan only. For more Information call Equal Opportunity Housing OUTSIDE REDUCED IN CHURCH HILL, new 3 225-5424 after 6, or see at Rldgewood S)900eacn.WILLI5& BOYER LAND& 1.01 Opportunities Trailer Park, Lot 17. AUCTION COMPANY. Coll Johnson LOOK ON THE INSIDE, LOOK ON bedrooms, living room, buift In kitchen LotS& City, M6-M11. THE COST SIDE. This new listing & dining room, lVi baths, full INVESTMENT PROPERTY: Pay equity offers you many features that will basement, sliding glass door to patio, LARGE, 1970, mobile home, 2 bedrooms, 94 Acreage and assume 8 percent loon on this al- please you lor only S19.500. Three carpet, electric heat, drive under partly furnished. S500 ond assume most new 4-unll brick apartment. Now loan. By appointment. 349-6516. ACRE FOR MOBILE HOME. 4.65 acre SUPER HIGHWAY bedrooms, living room, dining room, garage. Only $23,950. SAM BRAY 20 acres on Super Highway at Airport bringing In $570 oer month income. kitchen, bath, carpet, electric heat, REALTY, 117 Commerce St., 245-3143, restricted homeslte. 25.47 acres near Road Intersection.- Near 1-81. 713' Call Joe Johnson, ABLE REALTY, Real Estate Locator Map 1-81. 22 acre, good road frontage, H. 0. and a nice size lot. Outside the city. Virginia Kllgore, 286-2391: LOWE'S highway frontage. Priced for quick 247-8107 or 357-57BB. Call and take a look today. Ward, Realtor, 1420 E. Stone Drive. safe. Owner will finance. W. L. Os- SEVEN room house, 2 two bedroom Mobile Hoi 245-6900,246-9842,239-9616. Bennett & Edwards, Realtors trailers, 1 small apartment, small Klngsport, Johnson City Hwv., borne Mobile Homes, 669-41/1 or MOTOR 9284921. 669-6457. ' 220 Commerce St. 246-4111 barn. Some outbuildings. With a VEHICLE monlhlv Income ol *190. 245-2949. MARK Mobile Home 1971; for sale or BAYS COVE TEN ACREI, partially wooded, with 2 NEAR CHURCH HILL: only 10 minutes Two lots on circle of Klmbark tone. from Kingsoort. Almost new brick with SHINES INSIDE, Ketron High Area, rent on private lot. 2 bedrooms, all creeks, county road frontage. Located electric, carpet, furnished In Both for $3,500. M. down, will finance. In Washington County, just across Autos for 3 bedrooms, W: baths, fully carpeted three bedroom, ito baths, electric 247-6452. and o full basement. Priced at $28.500 heat, only (21,950, with assumable Bloomlngdole urea. 2BB-6786. Sullivan County line. $7,500. Coll m Sale 2B8-53!5. MOBILE HOME BROKERS BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOTS on Wolfe Lane payments of S1BO....assume this loan 2BS-6S01 or 288-5361. near Grange Hail United Methodist TIMES-NEWS EXPRESS ADS WORK MGB 1973 with overdrive. 23,000 actugl World's largest mobile home dealer miles. Like new, nice Christmas gift for ond you'll really SAVE. FHA financing on double wldes • Church. Call 247 7521 or 28B-5947. S. G. FAST! ALMOST BEFORE YOU TENNESSEE STREET: Close to schools THREE GOOD HOUSES UNDER Ketron Reoliv & Auction. young bov or girl. Call 746-6176, $25,000. Two In city, one out. H. 0. E. Stone Dr. 247-3901 KNOW IT, THE ITEM YOU ADVER- and shoooing. 2 bedrooms, 1 both, and TISED IS GONE . . . AND YOU'RE 247-3239. • a utility room. Only $13,400. Word, Realtor, 1420 E. Stone Drive, 245-6900 or 246-9B42. CEDAR GROVE LEFT WITH CASH IN YOUR HAND! BUICK, 1963, V6 convertible. Runs good. EDWARDS, TIPTON, WITT... REAL- Norns Mobile Homes SCHOOL on Rogers Avenue In TORS 246-2911 Your dealer Is Fred Roller In Church Call 239-6463. THREE BEDROOM, electric heot, full HIM. Bank financing. 357-6B72. Skyvlew Estates, two lots, one level Nights call 246-3852 size basement with den, wall to wall corner lot, $3,200 and o basement lot. 46 5/8 ACRES BUICK LIMITED 1974. All extras. Two carpet. 5 minute drive downtown. 1324 $1,950. Call V.C. Meyers, Inc., 246-81B4 Located V. mile from highway 5BE on door hardtop. Fully equipped. S5800. Ridoecrest Drive. 114,500. Call 246-6666 or 245-7635 after 5:30. county road between Moccasin Goo 323-2553. FOUR BEDROOMS between 8 end 5 for appointment. MORRIS and Hlltons, Va. Property has river Builds the largest 17 wide mobile home CHOOSE YOUR LOT NOW while prices frontage and Is within one-fourth mile CADILLAC, 1971, Sedan DeVille, like $12,500 WE PAY CLOSING COSTS!!! available in the Trl-Cftv Area. BSB sa. are low. Manv to choose from. of city water. 7 room house (needs nsw condition. Silver with black top. S2100. and assume 7 percent loon. 3 ft. of living area. This mobile home repair) 8. small barn on property. 239-82B7. Recently painted home near bedroom brick ranch, l'/i baths, cor- can be seen at 366-7512. Sterling Realty CAFRI, 1974, V6, 4 speed, air, laoe port, nice kitchen, dining and living 246-4141 church circle. Living room, combination. Vacant, $145 total plover, wheel rims, sun roof, under Arney Mobile Homes warranty, green. Call 247-6493 a'ter 6 large kitchen, large dining monthly. 15 years In Johnson City FOUR ACRES. Ideal for Mobile Homes, Farms wooded, utility water, close to East- 95 room wtth bay window — The Properly Shop 926-5191 man. DOLEN MORELOCK REALTY, FARM: 375-400 acres. Southwest Vlr- CHALLENGER, 1974, block, black vlnvl two fireplaces. Immediately 357-4148 Phone 247-S103. ginlo. Excellent pasture land, large top, black interior, automatic, olr con- CHARLES DYER 477-3675 'ARK VILLA 1974, 12 ; LARGE restricted residential lots In creek bordering on side. Huoe spring ditioning, power steering & brakes. 318 available. Call for ap- MARIE CLARK 239-93V2 bedrooms, carpet, total el Ford Acres near Blountvllle School. on property. Run-down house ond 2 cubic inch engine, low mileage, S3500 pointment. BOB GUILLEN 246-646S 245-7793. Convenient financing. BAKER horse borns. Approximately BO acres or best offer. Will trade. Call 323-46B2, REALTY, 239-B321 or 239-8724. of hay field. Within 25 miles of Kings- 323-5169. port. 25 percent down, balance over 10 ONE OF THE BEST (arms in Scott veers at low Interest rote. Aporoxlmo- CHEVROLET: 1969 Comoro, 327 with 375 YCOCK & County, Virginia, located 1 mile from tely S3SO per cere. AYCOCK B, AS- heads, HerSt automatic, headers, cam, Gate City on State Road 666, Red HMI SOCIATES, 2408 Ft. Henry Drive, 12 to 1 pistons, Edelbrock Intake with Road. One stock barn, one tobacco 246-4741. 750 dual line Holley, Accell distributor, barn, one shed, 4,000 pound tobacco Cragar mags. Call 247-464B. base. Farm Ideal for residential LET BOWERS BROS. SELL your SSOCIATES property at auction. 50 years of con- CUTLASS, 1974, local 1 owner, fvllv A property, horse ond stoble*arm, cattle equipped, low mileage. A good buy for 2408 Ft. Henry Drive farm, crop production, or tax shelter. tinuous service. Hundreds of satisfied customers all over East Tennessee, S3995. DISHNER'5 USED CARS, Hwy. Will sell all or part. Owner Interested In ^33 ol State Line, 725-7261. 246-4741 talking lo developer about developing Southwest Virginia, Western North residential part of farm. Financing Carolina, Georgia, Alabama and DODGE VAN 1973. Fully carpeted, all Wilma Holland 349-7194 available. Call for appointment, Florida, 4 offices to serve you. 366-6401 between 9 and 5 Monday BOWER BROS. Auctioneers Call 245-7025 after 5.' Martha Walker 247-4297 through Friday. Home Office; Ellzabethton, Tenn. But not at ROGERS AGENCY! Phone 542-2511 doV or night DODGE VAN, 1972, carpet, mags, Dennis Willingham 245-5683 REGENCY PARK Subdivision. Nice Col. Martin C. Bowers. Auctioneer straight drive, slant fi. $3,200. Coll large, scenic building lots. Bank 247-27(19oflej-7 p.m. EbAycock 239-8411 financing. BIROWELL & GRAY, W. CARTER'S VALLEY In Hawkins County. Fifty seven rolling acres of El CAMINO, excellent shape. Air, power Martho Fire 239-6066 $60,000 Insurance In City 239-V4B1. ment. Coll V.C. AAevers, Inc., 746-B184 or 245-7635 alter 5:30. FALCON, 1961, good running condition. $40,000 on dwellings and $20,000 on contents $195 or best offer. Call 2*6 9403 or ^47.6452. Scott County, Va. 97 Business Property FORD GALAXIE, 1970, 4 door sedan, For loss by fire/ lightning, windstorm, hail, explosion, riot Fortyorty-flv- e acres near Ft. Blackmore, automatic, oower steering ond brakes, COMMERCIAL PROPERTY near factory air conditioning, vinyl roof, attending a strike, civil commotion, aircraft, vehicles and Roger sv I lie on New 4-lane Hwy. over radio! tires. 1 owner $1395. MODEL SERVICE GUIDE smoke PLUS theft insurance und $25,000 home and family 800 feet frontino on New and Old Hwy. CITY AUTO SALES, INC,- 1790 Ft. Ideal for almost any type business. Will Henry Dr., 246-4211. Your "up-to-the-minute" guide to liability, medical payments, voluntary property damage, and sell 100 foot lots or as whole. QUALITY REAL ESTATE & AUCTION CO. Bulls credit card liability. Alt for 3.5 to 6 acre tracts of restricted land FORDS skilled specialists near Yumo Elementary School. Ex- See the all new 1975 Ford LTD m cellent terms. display at M 09 EACH YEAR 98 KING FORD SALES Check below to find out BOBBLEDSOE Listings Wanted Real Estate & Auction Co , BlounMlle, FOR ALL YOUR Real Estate & Auction 323-8390. Weber City, Va., 306-9391, Bill needs coll DUANE V. WILDER REAL GRAN TORINO, 1974 Elite, air condi- "Who Can Do It" Harris, 349-7626, Bob Bledsoe, ESTATE & AUCTION COMPANY, tioned, AM-FM stereo, with other cx- ROGERS AGENCY 323-8390. 3S7-5«2. tras. CollI 245-2285. SEVENTEEN acres near Central High SELLING YOUR HOME? INTERNATIONAL Scout Soles & Ser- "Your Anti-Inflation Insurance Agency" School. 31 acres with 8 room house For real service that merits your con- vice, Heck Motors, 835 E. Center near Blountville. 100 acres near Trl- fidence, call City Realty Co., Inc. Street..Phono 245-9341. 130 Air Conditioning & 135 Car Washing 326 Commerce St. 247-1171 City Airport. JAVELIN 1972, low mileage. V-B, au- Heating Polishing VE CAN SELL IT! List your property tomatic, power, good condition. Asking After 5:30 Call 246-8843 Pendleton Real Estate with SAM eRAY REALTY, 117 Com- NADA wholesale S1975. 246-7865. 323-7041. 323-8645 CALL US for heat Dumos, electric fur- merce St., 245-3143; Virginia Kilgore WASH OFTEN AT SERVICE on cash registers, adders, 288-2391. nace, air conditioning. Also seamless tvoewriters, electronic calculators, galvanized aluminum guttering. Show ROBO meat choppers & slicers. TRI STATE West Center Street WE HAVE need of listing of Homes and Sheet Metal Works. 245-6911. CASH REGISTER, 247-5681. farms for ready Buyers. Call us. JEEP 1972 CJ-5. Like new, loaded with CENTRAL HEAT & AIR Conditioning. TOWN & COUNTRY DEVELOPMENT extras. 16,000 actual miles. May be Call 246-6146 or 247-7189. Klngsport Ar- CO. 349-7111 or nlghl 225-4490. seen at 4240 Maplewood Street, Sullivan Gar_dens. _ molure Electric Company. 137 Contractors—General 155 Professional Services NOW