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1 The Advocate, Newark, Dee. 9, 1981 -Page 25 A tea briefs CPH DAILY 8:30 TO 8:30 tUKDIY 12 TO 7 Sire 1 Vm, NOT MSPONSIBU SALE STARTS WED. DEC 9 WE RESERVE 1MB muni jajggk PRICES IN EFFECT THRU DEC. 13 WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ESI ISH3 QUART ffi in. Iff I Reg.

1.19 Quart Quaker State or Texaco Havoline 10W40 Motor Oil 150EA. IN STOCK Increase the life of your tar's engine with quality motor oil. Protects the engine from over heating and high friction. STATE llJglLJ 6j fOl ff Df il l3 14 253 to .00 -KT(r 3 us SB2 Reg. 56.88 5 Gallon WetDry Shop Vac Powerful and versatile enough for the toughest jobs onywere shop, basement, garage, boats, vehicles and etc.

Equally effective for both wet and dry vacuuming. Mill At! DSH3 Reg. 4.99 Gallon Reg, 59.99 Dowgard Anti-Freeze and Summer Coolant Keep your guard up against winter's freezing temperatures with Dowgard anti-freeze. Protects against freeze-ups and saves costly engine repair. At least 300 gallons per store.

AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Black Decker Single Height Workmate This compact Workmate can handle all the heavyweight jobs you haw tp tie. Vise jaws hold objects up to 1 Adjustable bandies allow it to grab wedge shaped objects easily. Only 22 lbs. easy to set up anywhere store 'V 8 IN STOCK EES Blacks.

smm -mm 1 Dscker. 9 DV I El 1 1 BZi. Black Decker Electric Drij The single speed drW to choose for light duty work and occasional building or remodeling jobs. Sanding, polishing, buffing, grinding and wore brushing can be done with optional accessories. Tool is double insulated, needs no grounding.

Exclusive recessed center locking button guards against accidental "lock-on." HARDWARE DEPT. 20 IN STOCK 4jP ms. Game devices OK'd PATASKALA Council passed an ordinance Monday to -license game room machines in the village at a yearly rate of $50 per machine. Village officials proposed the ordinance to give the village some control over game room operations and to generate additional revenue for the village. Council also approved Mayor Levi Streets' intention to appoint Ralph Hecker to the board of public affairs for a term beginning Jan.

The next regularly scheduled meeting of council, to be con-' ducted Dec. 21, will be held at 6 pjn. instead of 7:30. Writing discussed Licking County secondary English teachers gathered Dec 2 at the Licking County Board of Education offices for the second of seven meetings of the Licking County Writing Project The three-hour session was devoted to the topics of "Pre-writing: How to Prepare Students to Write" and "Conferencing: How to Discuss a Student's Writing While It is in Process." Thirty hours of Instruction in the teaching of writing are being provided by the Licking County Board of Education with a basic skills grant from the Ohio Department of Education. The grant was written by Sewall Phelps and Judith Keck of the County Education office.

James Davis, Ohio University, Athens, is instructor for the project Davis will focus on current research and the developing of effective teaching procedures. Couple sues driver A Pataskala couple filed a $138,000 suit in Licking County Common Pleas Courtagainst another Pataskala resident for Injuries they received in a December 1979 accident on Ohio 16. Paul and lienor Geis, Pataskala, filed the suit against Larry D. Paulson. They claim Paulson was intoxicated on Dec.

16, 1979, when he struck their auto. Paul Geis seeks $3,000 for a neck injury and $225 for medical bills. Ellenor seeks $125,000 and $10,000 for medical expenses. She reportedly received a severe injury to the chest which allegedly resulted in carcinoma. Tree is decorated The Ohio Commission on Aging has sponsored its final event for the year with the decorating and lighting of a Christmas tree on the statehouse lawn in Columbus.

The tree was decorated with ornaments submitted by senior citizen clubs and centers Monday, Tuesday and today. Lighting of the tree will be Thursday. Ornaments were submitted by Licking County representatives of the Silver Club, which meets weekly at Zerger Hall, and the Sinnett House in Granville. Judging of the ornaments was Dec. 4.

UTS offers 'hotline' United Telephone Company offers a toll-free "hotline" into its consumer affairs office to assist United Telephone customers who have been unable to resolve problems with their local repair or business office. Since the service was established in 1978, more than 5,000 customer calls have been handled on the "hotline." Company officials say a customer's first contact about a telephone problem should be with the local District Commercial Manager. But if customers want another contact, they may call the "hotline" at Scallan buys Lucas The Scallan Supply Company of Cincinnati has purchased the Lucas Supply Company of the Columbus area. In addition to Columbus, Lucas maintains branches in Newark and Gallion. Scallan has been a leading industrial distributor in Southwest Ohio for over 69 years.

It specializes in industrial supplies and transmission equipment. The Lucas acquisition, added to their branches in Kentucky and Indiana, will bring its total locations to six. The ownership transfer will mean improved service from larger inventories and more efficient order processing, a company spokesman said. Choir to visit Tiffin Members of Heath High School concert choir, under the direction of Jeff Risner, will travel to Tiffin to join the Heidelberg College-Community orhchestra and chorus for the 36th annual presentation of Handel's "Messiah" at Heidelberg College 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

Members of Old Trinity Church, Tiffin, will house choir members overnight. The choir will sing several anthems in the Sunday service at Old Trinity Church. This is the second year Heath Choir has been a part of this notable event. Seniors plan party Buckeye Lake Senior Citizens will have its annual Christmas party Dec. 21 with the election of officers and a birthday celebration honoring those with birthdays the last three months of the year.

There will not be a gift exchange, but members are asked to bring two canned-good items. Lunch will follow the election at noon. Vet attends confab Dr. RR. Fuller, 1625 W.

Church recently attended the 27th Annual Convention of the American Association of Equine Practitioners in New Or- leans. La Reg. 11.48 HUE Reg. 36 4 Pk. EKEEGiZER "AA" Batteries 33.CC KHWMl FomnuuEi ViVv Reg.25J9 SWINGLINE ELECTRIC STAPLE GUN The Swingline Electric Stoplegun is lightweight and so easy to use, you'll "almost" enjoy doing insulating jobs and other home improvements.

Think of all the money it will save youl Drives 5 staple sizes, thru 916" 9 IN STOCK HOUSEWARE DEPT. Reg. 126 Mechanic's Creeper The large 15" 36" oriental plywood bed and reinforced underbraces makes this a duable piece of equipment to have at home, or at work. Rolls around easily on concrete floors. At least 15 per store.

12 IN STOCK AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Reg. 17.99 Tempest 7 Piece Propane Torch Kit Tempest 7 piece torch kit includes; fuel cylinder, pencil point burner, brush flame tip, chisel point, soldering tip, flame spreader and sparklighter in a steel chest. 19 IN STOCK CM safe MM lift US as Ji tffi POWERUNE MODEL 790 Co2 gas-operated pellet pistol. Rifled barrel, highlow power settings.

jjqck 5 PACK C02 JETTS. 1.99 ENERGfZER 9 VOIT BATTERIES 2 or 2 Pic. or size BATTERIES FOR LONG LIFE AND MAXIMUM PERFORMANCE USE ENERGIZER. RTS DEPT. 18 IN STOCK II STO Mat Evans cre- I Reg.

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HARDWARE DEPT. 28 IN STOCK Reg. 15.99 Daisy 1 77 Caliber PelletBB Pistol Daisy Model 188 BB pellet pistol. Single shot 177 caliber pellet or BB repeater pistol. Not available where state or local prohibits.

12 IN STOCK Reg. 59c Truck Mirror 50 full square inches of reflective surface. A lateral rectangle for the widest view and advanced airstream styling. Chrome-bright stainless steel head with massive bright anodized aluminum bracket. 2 screw ball swivel for all-angle vibration free adjustment.

Fits right or left side. 10 IN STOCK AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. Prestone Gas Line Beg. 39.99 2 Drawer Tool Chest Two convenient drawers and a whole lot of room. Comes with a baked enamel finish 7 IN STOCK mm 2J44 Reg.

29.99 Anti-Freeze Prevents engine starting problems due to frozen lines. 12 oz. size. AUTOMOTIVE DEPT. IS332 7 mm.

CHOICE set I Reg. 4.99 SET Reg. 19.99 Set Hart Antique or Black 4 Piece Fire Sets 18 IN STOCK Vining Fireplace Broom A must for the maintenance of any fireplace. HARDWARE DEPT. Reg.

9.99 HART 5 BAR GRATE Heavy duty 5-bar steel grate. Holds large logs to allow air circulation and even burning. 33 IN STOCK HARDWARE DEPT. OO EACH Reg, 1.33 Each Sebring Amber Glow II Fireplace Log A little night tim magic with the improved Amber Glow II Non-ton tormule bums lor up to 3 hours 200 IN STOCK HARDWARE DEPT. Reg.

1199 HART WOOD BASKET Satin black finish wood basket for use by the hearth or a variety of oother attractive uses in the home. HARDWARE DEPT. 5 10 IN STOCK Reg. 1199 Set 25 Ft. Rule Gift Set The Evans popular Tru-Lok tape and adjustable utility knife with leather tool pouch.

A perfect gift for the Handyman's Christmas. 24 IN STOCK Attractive four-piece flreset. Available in satin black, antique. HARDWARE DEPT. (T3Tra- visa mm W- i A Mmnmmjmmn0Mm-.

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