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| u Business Service 1 Wanted ~8 *NANTED-Concrete work of all types. . Reasonable. Free estimates,. 798-4466 or 589-5315. 191f SHERRY'S WIG SALON. Open 11 till 5. Sule: $12.95 to $45.95. Assorted styles and colors. Also gifts for the home. 11333 Slade Rd., Medina. 798- 0479. 181f STAMP Collections, accumulations, old envelopes, Civil War letters - No lot too large, instant cash paid. Write Box 673, c/o Medina Journal. 17if HIGHEST PRICES Paid for shelled corn. Dry or direct from field. Kreher's Poul- try Farm, 11066 Main St., Clarence. 759-6462. 18,20,23,25,27,30,N7,3 CUSTOM-MADE Draperies. Wide sel- ection of fabrics. $2.60 yd. and up. 3153 Hess Rd. 434-0467. 9120 WANIEb—Home windows ond offices . to clean. E-l's Cleaning Service. 948- 92851. 11124xx WALLPAPERING, Painting, no job is too big or too small, 15 years experi- ence, free estimates. 589-9938. 181f Lost, Found, Strayed 2 1.de - Female Beagle - Answers to \Sill.\ Call Hamburg 649-6322. RE- WARD. _19125xx General 7 DON'T BE CAUGHT in the Cold. Now is the time to winterize your trailer or camper with Non-Toxic Antifreeze. BARRE SERVICE CENTER, Route 98, Albion, New York 14411. Phone: 589- 9627. 16120 SPINET CONSOLE PIANO may be pur= chased by small monthly payments, see it locally, write Cortland Music Company I, P.O. Box 35, Cortland, Ohio 44410. 28,29,05,6,12,13,19,20xx M Wanted near village. November occupancy pre- ferred. Peter Snell 798-0303. T1i#f BUSINESS For B WANTED to buy immediately by smell. family, 3 or 4 bedroom home in or HEAVY-DUTY Sewing machine for ups holstery. 798-1332 or 798-3063. 18120xx t e \ ° ° + ® Sale 9 CORRUGATED METAL CULVERT PipE. New and used at our yard at W. Lea Rd. KEELER CONSTRUCTION CO., INC., Atbion. Ph: 5894481. 20rf POSTING SIGNS - Now is the time to post your property for the fall hunt«= ing season. Legal sized, durable post- ing signs are available at the Jour- nal-Register Office. 51f FOR SALE - Electric Exercycle for fit- ness and reducing, good condition. Karl Wolfe, 227 East Street, Albion, 589-4245. 17r19xx NEW ELECTRIC Stove, 1970 Frost-Free Frigidaire Refrigerator, Washer, Aquar- ium, Furniture, Dresser, Rugs, Infont N2eds, and many others. 798-4594. 18120xx Furnituré 1 0 FURNITURE REPAIRS - Furniture up- holstered, springs retied. Also do all antique work. leo Bloom, Ramshaw Rd., Lyndonvilie. Phone 765-2324. 27if FOR SALE - Youth-size bed frame and % size bed frame. Phone 798-4837, 18120xx for Your Classifieds Phone 798-1400 - M‘édina PlumEi‘ng & Heating. 11075 W. Center St. Ext. Ph. 798-4757 Vince & Jeanette Biaselli 0 Westinghouse ® Kitchenaid Plumbing - New or Old Wor © Yorktown Kitchens ® Magic Chef © Fedders k - Electric Sewer Cleaning Gas and Oil Hydronic Heating Systems Furnaces - Water Heaters - Fixtures Visit Our Showroom to. Plenty of Parking Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-9 p.m. - Sat. 9 a.m.-6 p.m. TORMEY REAL ESTATE DOROTHEA D. TORMEY, Broker-Realtor - Phone 798-2628 Appraisal on Request BILL Specializing in Home Sales @ovELL P H 0 T-O G R A P H E R PORTRAITS - WEDDINGS COMMERCIAL Carlton Station Albion, New York 14411 Phone 682-5726 MEMBER Photo Art Studios Professional Photography PORTRAIT, WEDDINGS, COMMERCIAL, SCHOOL, COLOR Member PP. SN.Y. JOHN KOVAL OWNER AND MANAGER -___J & C - Refinishing Furniture Refinished We Buy and 'Sell Free Estimates 12096 Maple Ridge Rd. Ph: 798-0412 JAMES ENDERBY Slade Road, Medina, N. Y. | Ph. Medina 798-1395 Electrical Contractor Industrial Commercial Free Estimates Electric Heat for Your New or Present Home Flooded or Wet Basement? Flooded or wet basements made dry. Cracked or bowed cellar walls repaired. Steel . posts replaced. Sump pump- drain tiles installed. Serving the Public for 2 years Call Collect 1-688-6111 DONALD YORK, INC. CHAPARRAL 10 and 5 Speed Bicycles “bicycles and Snowmobiles RICHARD (Nick) NICHOLAS - ' 5 Maple Avenue Middleport, N.Y. 735-9606 Albion, N.Y. . Studio Phone 589-7474 Home Phone MU 2-3182 Bill Steiner Commercial - Residential Painting © Brush - @ Roller © Airless Spray Free Estimates Phone 798-0062 ORLEANS CONSTR. co. Residential - Commercial | Blacktop - Paving - Sealing - Concrete Construction Septic Systems - Water Lines Sewers - Backhoe Service 1 12334 Ridge Rd. 798-1637 Medina Memorial Co. Formerly White's Memorial Co. Pres. Margaret Theresa Greenland Dealer in Best Barre Granite * Monuments © Markers ® Urns © Date Cutting Duplicators of Any Kind 121 E. Center St., Medina, N.Y. 798-1250 Appliances 7 -O- 12 USED White vstove cfid refrigerator. Call 798-4824 or inquire at 342 E. Oak Orchard St. Snowmobiles FOR SALE - Snowmobiles, Chapurful 1¢-speed bikes and Mini-Cycles, 5 Ma- ple Ave., Middleport, or Phone 735- 9606. , gif Real Estate for salé 20 NEW -- 3 BEDROOM SPLIT LEVEL HOME - Ensign Ave., Phone 589-5623. FOR SALE - Newly redecorated fours bedroom Southern Colonial style house. All new copper plumbing, wiring, and roof. Modern bath upstairs, V bath down. Thirty foot living room with fireplace, formal dining room, new oak kitchen. Nice yard, large two-car garage. Phone 798-3748. 31f MEDINA - PROSPECT AVE. Pleasant 4-bedroom - home. Beautiful | natural' woodwork and hardwood floors. Ex- cellent value at $13,500 to settle es- tate. Tormey Real Estate. 798-2628. | 18120 LOT FOR SALE - City Water available. Main Highway. In trees. 765-2151. , 19xx nn M Mobile Homes 22 RICE TRAILER SALES - Yorkshire Corners at intersection of Ris. 39 & 16 Phone: (716) 496-5050 so12-2 bm: $3850.00 60x12-2 bdrms $4500.00 s0x12-3 bdrms $4650.00 65x12-3 bdrms $5495.00 70x12-2 bdrms $5995.00 Only $395.09 Down payments per of . $74'28 month 84 months at 12.15 annual percentage rate. Total deferred payment price $6634.52 Free Delivery Within 100 Miles Open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily - ~ *Stop Early For Bétt Selection ** ~~~ Sale On Above Units We Must Sell A Volume! Produce for Sale - 23 HOMECGROWN - Beets, Squash, Pota- toes, Cabbage. Ben Satkowski. Phone: 798-3652. | 6if FOR SALE - Broccoli by the head or bu. and sweet corn. John W. Eick, Jr., 10888 W. Shelby Rd. Ph. 798-3881. #120 FOR SALE - Apples « 20-0z., Cortland, Ida Red, Red Delicious, Yellow Deli- cious. Four Seasons, Main St., Medina. -> 798-4760. . 17119 Livestock and Pets 24 FOR SALE - Geese and Chickens. $25. Julie Lathrop & Meril Gayhart. Call 765-2368 Lyndonville. 6119 Automatiye 25 RAMBLER For Sale - 765-2191. 19xx -im IN. MEMORIAM in loving memory of husband, fa- ther, and grandfather, Lewis E. Kane, who passed away 3 years ago today, October 19, 1969. Surrounded by friends we are lone- some, And midst of our joys we are blue, With a smile on our face we've a heartache - Longing, dear loved one, for you. Sadly missed by wife, Claribel Kane, son, daughters, and grandchildren 19 z¢ THAT'S WHAT I HATE ABouT yAViNG Ad Ex- | ScHoOLTEAcHER As OFFICE MANAGER / ba OCTOBER. 19 & 20 - Rummage Sale, United Methodist Church. Sponsored by Suzannah Wesley Circle. 9 a.m. to a p.m. OCTOBER 21 - A.F.S. Pizza Sale Saturday in the Sr. High Cafeteria at 8:30 a.m. - all day. Sponsored by Medina Chapter, A.F.S. OCTOBER 26 - Knowlesville United Methodist Church Smorgasbord, starting at 5:00 p.m. * OCTOBER 2$ - Halloween Dance held at Moose Club, 9:30 p.m. Sponsored by the Women of the Moose. OCTOBER 24 - Chicken Barbecue, Ridgeway Fire Hall. Sponsored by: Medina Mustang Band Boosters. NOVEMBER 2 and 3 - Fall Fair. Senior Citizens Center, Old Railroad Depot. Sponsored by Senior Citizens. NOVEMBER 4 - Medina Conservation Club steak roast and dance. 6 p.m. at the club grounds. NOVEMBER 9-10 - Rummage Sale 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at St. John's Church. NOVEMBER 11 - Medina Conservation Club Turkey night. 8 p.m. at the club grounds. NOVEMBER 11 - Family Style Ham Supper sponsored by Women's Society, First Baptist Church of Shelby. NOVEMBER 11-Turkey Night, New Ridgeway Fire Hall in Knowlesville. Sponsored by the Ridgeway Volunteer Fire Co. Inc. Serving begins at 8 p.m. 7 \ NOVEMBER 11-12 - Fall Indoor Carnival, Shelby Fire Hall NOVEMBER 11 & 12 - Holiday Happenings Show & Sale. Millville Cobblestone Hall. Sponsored by the Medina Garden Club. NOVEMBER 17 - Turkey Night held at the Moose Club. 8:00 p.m. Sponsored by Men of eram Automotive 25 the Moose. Wanted to Rent -- 39 FOR SALE - 1961 Chev. Corvair Std. Good Battery and Tires. Runs Good. As is $50. 3687 N. Gravel Rd., Medina. 18120xx FOR SALE - '69 Chevrolet Impala - 4 door, automatic, power steering, ex- cellent condition. Call 798-1860. . 18120xx '69 EL CAMINO - Excellent Condition. 4-speed, 350, Tono Cover. 735-9688. 18120xx — M Farm Machinery 30 FOR SALE -- 9 Horse Pldhtor, Jr. frat;- 4er with plew, drag, cultivator, and -| snow plow. Has steel wheels and can be mounted on rubber. $75. Julie Lath» rop and Meril Gayhart. Call 765-2368 lzndonvillq. . 6r19 Help Wanted-male 35 FOREMAN - Working foreman for Middleport Cold Storage, Middleport. Immediate openings. 735-7724. - 10if MAN, semi-retired, retired, for part- fime to help two young men in refin- ishing - furniture. - Easy = going, | light work. 798-3250. 17tl9xx ooo Help Wa nt’d-fe‘mdlg 36 DID YOU KNOW AVON Representa- tives have their own steady customers who buy our cosmetics, fragrances, and beautiful gifts again and again? It's easy and fun being an Avon Rep- presentative, For details write, Mrs. N. Kenyon, 10292 Roosevelt Highway, Lyndonville, New York 14098 or call 765-2424 after 6:00 p.m. _______ 19 HELP WANTED - Girl or young lady as a waitress, nights only, full or part time. Club 31. 798-3131. 261f WOMAN -For general cleaning. Four (4) hours one day every other week. Phone 798-1259. 18|20xx HOUSEWIVES --- Need extra money for Christmas? Waitress for day-time shift needed. Apply in person. Bradford House. 19123 Wanted to Rent > 39 WANTED TO RENT Immediately - House or apartment for working cou- ple. Reply to Box 672 co Medina Jour- nal-Register. 13t19xx BUSINESS DIRECTORY Séhoenberg fx o. 3 - >~€@ 1B§ééggz>>“s‘i\ Patty & Jeff Schoenberg 140 State St. Medina, N.Y. 798-0879 Photography Call us for Weddings, Engagements, Passports, Chauffeurs, 1.D.'s, Baby Pictures - etc. Bramer Electric, Inc., 798-0800 - Antenna Specialists - Getting A $20 Picture On A $600 TV? | ANTENNAS REPAIRED and INSTALLED TV & APPLIANCE SPECIALISTS If your TV reception is shady and off color, get critical and choose the new - Quantum Antenno from Channel Master! 135 E. Center Street See The New CHANNEL MASTER QUANTUM 'TVFM ANTENNA WANTED by Nov. 1st, 2-bedroo’m un= furnished apartment for 2 working men,. Call 798-4504. 17119xx Apartment for Rent 40 NORTH TOWNE ~ APTS. Medina, N.Y. Now Leasing 1 and 2 Bedroom Apts. | | * Air Conditioned * Wall to Wall Carpeting | * Dishwasher | * Garbage Disposal * Range For Further Information, Call Mr. Joseph Rich Ph. 798-1093 Taking Applications for Lyndonville APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED for one and two bedroom apartments. Call 798-4600. Mir FOR RENT - 3 room furnshed apt. lo- cated in Medina. Phone 1-659-8393. o . 16120 IIlIIIIlIIIIIIlIII--l-I--IIIIll-I-l-Il M.— lnstruction 43 ART CLASS-Beginning Oct. 23. Learn to paint with oil or water colors. Group instruction for a limited num- ber of adults. Call 798-4821 for more information. 12120 w Legal Notice 45 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the the annual inspection for 1972 of the Oak Orchard Elementary School, Towne Elementary School, Medina Sr. High School, and Wise Jr. High School, of the Medina Central School District No. 1 for fire hazards which might endanger the lives of stu- dents, teachers and employees therein, has been completed and the report thereof is available at the Board of Education Of« fice, Ensign Avenue, - Medina, New York, for inspection by all interested persons. o19 Legal Notice 45 NOTICE New York State Electric & Gas Corporation has filed to be- come effective November 1, 1972, subject to acceptance by the Public Service Commission, revisions to its General Inform- ation Schedule P.S.C. No. 30 - Gas, applicable throughout the territory served by the Com- pany. © Section 2. D. relating to the installation of gas mains where extensions are in excess of one hundred feet has been revised to increase the surcharge applic- able on such extensions from twelve to twenty per cent with a provision that the surcharge shall cease ten years from the date gas service is first avail- able. The surcharge will be reduced annually by fifty per cent of the adjusted gas revenues, provided, however, that the credit shall not exceed the amount of the surcharge. The revenue required to elimi- nate a surcharge has been changed to forty per cent on an adjusted gas revenue base for two consecutive years and no surcharge shall be imposed if the estimated adjusted gas rev- enue shall exceed forty per cent in any two consecutive years. Section 10. A. has also been revised to provide that custo- mers eligible under existing tar- iffs who made substantial in- vestments prior to October 26, 1971, must have made written application for gas service prior to September 1, 1972, in order to obtain new or additional gas service. For full details of this revi- sion, reference may be made to the complete tariff schedule on file at any of the Corporation's offices. _ NEW YORK STATE ELECTRIC & GAS CORPORATION 05,12,19,24 SHERIFF'S SALE By the virtue of an execution issued out of the Supreme Court of the County of Monroe, to me directed and delivered, against the property, real and personal of Raymond Burke I have seized and taken and shall sell at pub- lic auction at the front vestibule of the Orleans Court House in the Village of Albion in the County of Orleans and State of New York on Friday the 15th day of, December,, 1972. at 10:00, o'clock in. the forenoon, all of the right title and interest which the said Raymond Burke had on the 30th day of June, 1972 or at any time thereafter in and to the land premises described as follows: Land situate in the Town of Clarendon, County of Orleans and State of New York being subdivisions Nos. 2 and 3 of lot No. 7, Township No. 3 of the 100,000 Acre Tract, contain- ing together 55.12 acres. Also subdivisions No. 2, 3 and 4 of lot No. 8 in said township, con- taining together 43.78 acres. The lands hereby conveyed contain- ing an aggregate 98.91 acres and being the same lands as were conveyed by Beatrice L. Burke, widow of John T. Burke, deceas- ed to Raymond J. Burke by deed dated January 25, 1964 and recorded on March 19, 1964 in the Orleans County Clerk's Of- fice in Liber 314 at page 106. Dated Oct. 18, 1972 ' - John R. Williams Sheriff by Howard Lake Deputy Sheriff Fitch, Swan, Castle, Fitch & Marron, Attorneys for Judgment Creditor 19 West Main Street-Suite 910 Rochester, New York |__ 019,N1,14,28 5 U P P O R T ¥ 0 U R M E N T A L H EALT A A 5 5 Q C1 A T1 O N Another Vie—37V- fel Tm. Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.-AN rights © 1972 by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. bl \Worst STILL, SENATOR, SUPPOSE Medina, N.Y. _ \HEY MAKE {T INTO A MOVIET\ ~ ants tied _ susroio, N v 14202 854-0800 } MEDINA JOURNAL-REGISTER | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1972 9 TELEVISION f IN REVIEW By RICK. DU BROW . United Press International HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Issue: Television reruns. On one side: The networks. On the other: Show business unions. Interest- ed party: The public: | It's a mess of an issue. It has nothing to do with art, just as quantity has nothing to do with quality. Networks say they need the increased number of reruns because of skyrocketing produc- tion costs. For unions, it's a matter of jobs-there are less. The big unknown factor is the depth of public feeling on the simple matter of getting more and more reruns. Many people- invariably criticize them. Signed petitions show dots of viewers are fed up with them. But no definitive answer has emerged. Perhaps a national ballot on the issue during an election would be the best way to find out. - The unions are really putting heat on the networks. They are supporting a petition filed with the Federal Communications Commission that would affect programming drastically. It asks that no more than 25 per cent of network prime time be allowed for reruns and that reruns be announced as such off-camera at. the start of programs. . Editor Files Petition A film editor filed the petition. And the Sereen Actors: Guild is a driving force in the antirerun movement. Among those publicly expressing sym- pathy with this cause have been President Nixon and AFL-CIO chief George Meany. The AFL- CIO executive council said it feels the same way, and some other unions and non-showbiz groups agree.. Hollywood today is a televi- sion town. Movies don't even rank close in their potential to give work to large numbers of industry craftsmen. But now there are more video reruns. And there are longer television shows-which - means - fewer shows and fewer workers. What's more, the government cutback on network prime time has not only hurt network income but has been another thorn in the side of work- seeking Hollywood unions (as well as their industry brethren elsewhere). Only Area of Agreement The government cutback has been just about the only major area in which some of the unions and the networks have similar proposals on a course of . action. They would have the FCC rescind the cutback. And | county this makes sense. Aimed at encouraging independent and local programs, the cutback has resulted in few shows of quality from these sources. ‘ Aside from this . area of network-union agreement, the two sides are far apart. Says an ABC-TV official: \Without the reruns, .we couldn't afford the first-runs.\ Grangers Will Hold Centennial - 4-Day Session SYRACUSE, N.Y. (UPI)-The New York State Grange will hold its 100th annual session here beginning Oct. 23 with a memorial service opening the: four-day convention. The convention is expected to | attract more than 2,000 memb- - | HAW mona Granges in the state. Con- | ers and delegates from the 715 subordinate and 49 county Po- vention headquarters will be the Syracuse Hotel. ece uel l'l\.\\\\'.\\' .-oo.-¢,o-ogoooooaoaoocboolooc Sree Te tate Tafe ta a ao ao a o\ \20002 \a\ 0 t I Says NBC-TV President Don Durgin: . _ \Since the cost of television program production is at an alltime high, and repeat pro- gramming is an economic necessity, a limitation would result in less elaborate produc- tion and. consequently less employment.\ CBS-TV President Bob Wood says a 25 'per cent prime time rerun - limit - would be a \calamity\ for the industry, adding: \Network television would have no alternative but to cut costs to the very bone.\ First-Time Viewing Reruns, he says, \provide six out of every seven viewers with a chance to see programs for the very first time.\ Cutting back reruns, accord- ing to Wood, would mean cutting back on news and documentary programs, enter- tainment specials, large produc- tion numbers and casts, and make it tough to afford top talent. But <~somewhere© along the line, the networks are going to have to figure a way to cut or hold down production costs-or be swallowed up by them. Tape production, as opposed to film, may be an answer. Just this past Tuesday night, CBS- TV- put on the first made-for- video movie using a single camera videotape production technique: - '\Sandcastles.\ - The - technique is more modernized than the old tape shows, but has the same advantages: No film processing expense or wait, and instant replay during shooting so adjustments can be made on the spot. <- CARD OF THANKS I wish to extend my thanks to my doctor, nurses, and all hos- pital personnel. Also to my neighbors and friends for their acts of kindness extended to me while I was a patient in the Me- dina Memorial Hospital. Eispe- cially appreciated were the flow- | ers, cards and calls, ~ >-- ..>: Bessie Adki 19 ~ Political Advertisement TREASURER Travel Center Betty Hungerford _ Phone 798-1059 8-10:30 a.m. 4:30-6:30 p.m. Closed Wed. & Sat. _- afternoons 14 DAY VACATION -> _ Clint Buehiman's tour i1 4 Island escorted tour featuring nights on Maui, first class hotels, sightseeing throughout. Departs Buffalo, October, Feb- ruary and May. 449° *Tax service extra Based on ° double occupancy. NICRIC'S TRAVEL 9 Court St. Max Beginning Sept. 20th Delivered SPEAS_ COMPANY | 247 West Ave., Lyndonville, N.Y. Ph.. 765-2269
