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Page 14 — Griffin Daily News Thursday, November 21,1974 &Vi 'JSfll Il UM b 7JjLd < JwHw M : <U^• BlH * /5f ImII Griffin artist Peggy Maine, a young Griffin artist, is exhibiting her collection of acrylic and mixed media paintings in Lambdin Hall Lobby at Gordon Junior College this week. The display is one of the events in Gordon’s Fine Arts Series this year. People fl By United Press International pfTf kA A'-', | Cornfeld Gross Weaver Dennis Weaver chairman HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The Marine Corps Wednesday | named actor Dennis Weaver national chairman of its | annual Toys for Tots program, which collects toys for underprivileged children. » It was all in fun WASHINGTON (UPI) — They called him “skinflint” and “pinchpenny,” but retiring Rep. H.R. Gross, R-lowa, whose career has been devoted to holding down congressonal spending, knew it was all in fun. Rep. Frank Thompson, DN.J., told Gross’ colleagues at the Washington Press Club farewell ceremony Wednesday that in all his years of acquaintance with Gross “I don’t know that he has ever spent over 85 cents.” Rep. Morris K. Udall, D.Ariz., proposed a book about Gross to be called ‘ ‘Nitpicking and Pennypinching in Your Spare Time for Fun and Profit.” Washington Press Club President Ronald Sarro | presented Gross “50 uncirculated pennies to pinch” and • other gifts to honor his cost-cutting ways. Cotton to teach WASHINGTON (UPI) — Retiring Sen. Norris Cotton, | RN.H., one of Richard Nixon’s long-time friends, will teach a course at Dartmouth College next spring on ‘ ‘what | makes Congress tick.” Cotton, 74, retires at the end of his term in January after 28 years in Congress, 20 of them as senator. Cotton said he expected wide ranging questions from his | students. “Ever since the world began there’s been | inquiring students,” he said. Cornfeld chairman PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPI) — Financier Bernie Cornfeld g has become chairman of the board of a real estate development firm operating in Arizona and Nebraska, it f? was announced Wednesday. Cornfeld, who was jailed in Switzerland for 11 months on | fraud charges connected with Investors Overseas Service, returned to the United States when the charges were drop- | ped. He has been named chairman of the board of |i Southwestern Research Corp, which owns Golden Valley | Land Co. and Southwest Studio, a television studio in the | desert that has not been used since Dick van Dyke moved | back to Los Angeles 18 months ago. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Monkey business CHICAGO (UPI) — Police on the Northwest Side, armed with the knowledge of how to catch a kangaroo, found themselves on a wild monkey chase Friday. Mrs. Dorothy Dedmon called police Friday when she found a furry creature sleeping on the doorstep of her home on the Northwest Side. Police responded, thinking it may be the elusive kangaroo that roughed up two of Chicago’s finest about a month ago and escaped. The kangaroo has been spotted in several cities near Chicago in the past few weeks, but has not been caught. Upon arriving, police found it was a squirrel monkey. After several attempts of chasing the monkey around the house, police were finally able to corner it under the porch. Z k\ r~\ ■HHSSBBmhb you WATa I I \ \ ■—'l VhO/ * 2_L lAJ! 1 «@IUWoIT Redecorate at Savings, Pfl TT 1 [-J in time for the holidays! S ) n L. cL Spruce up your home for the festive days and weeks that are just around J -r l-Z * the comer. Do so with furnishings from Rhodes. U 4 * Hold Orders UNFINISHED LADDER RACK CHAIRS $ 9- Limit 4 Per Customer $ lining I ‘ ■ I 1 lli=® 1 |||||||| Fiimr** 1 BO; | x—X ; I HH 4||ll fWH 1 LINGERIE CHEST ’65 Only 5 To Sell 2 ,, hlO® 6-PC. DINING ROOM *347 Lighted china, table, and 4 chairs. Slightly damaged. As-Is. Reg. 1599.95. J I r ~ X SPECIAL PURCHASE LAMPS $4999 Assorted styles and heights. Reg. $79.95. DUE TO THE NATURE OF THIS EVENT, ALL ITEMS ARE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. Lj WM IgW , f JTLr' *- — SSL ISI a \ '—t —. -TT 77 - ■MiVr&juiiL Luxurious 3-pc. Traditional group with correlated rich velvet covers! *467 100” Traditional Tuxedo Style Sofa has diamond tufted back back and arms. Two T-cushion chairs, in plush leaf green velvet! “Gracioso” Sale Priced! Spanish solid oak 4-piece bedroom group! ’397 Double headboard, 7-dr. dresser, landscape mirror and 5 dr. chest. Boldly carved solid oak pieces. Similar to illustration. 3-PC. LIVING ROOM fflgggl ’467 Spanish loose cushioned go f a and 2 red velvet chairs. Floor sample. Reg. $719.85. * 1 olr Pillowtex king size bed pillows at an exciting low price 3 days only! $ 5 Here are the right size pillows for your king size bed...at a special purchase price! Soft but firm polyester filling for restful sleep. JWB- |H| Bassett's spicey "Camero" 8-pc. dining room suite, group priced! 5 597 2door china base with shelf, lighted hutch, glass doon and shelves. 60 x 40” oval table, 1 arm and 5 side chain. II II W ®2-PC. LIVING ROOM 5 247 Sofa and matching Chair. Floor sample. As-b. Reg. >449.95. Choose lasting oak solids and veneers for a bedroom of timeless beauty and years of matical service. 6-drawer double dresser, mirror, 4-dr. chest, and double size spindle bed. Similar savings other pieces. SALE *249 PRICE iWWiB U myA I l a jy ids' Night stand. $49• ' . 11 iffl Im l I OJfM jF dresser with 1 T Spindle bed with foot $59 ® Q- f i ImH 44” desk, "*/2*— jj I Bunk beds $79. , wl lUI >nf • ■ ■ - 210 South Hill Street PHONE 227-3634 — 227-2682 r ’E23j DOOR MIRROR ’9 Bassett door mirrors in the carton. Only 10 to sell. £7" ——— RECLINER $ 97 Black vinyl action reclining chair.