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20 The Salina Journal Friday, December 11,1981 Phone call could violate open meetings law, AG's office says TOPEKA, Kan. (UPI) The state's meetings law fails to address the jissue specifically, but under certain conditions a telephone call among public officials about public business could be considered a "meeting," an attorney general opinion says. Deputy Attorney General Brad wrote the opinion, released 'Thursday, for the Lawrence mayor. In opinion addressing the issue of government, Smoot told the city clerk that the salaries and paycheck amounts of city employees were of public record. Attorney General Robert Stephen's 'office has issued several opinions on meetings for Lawrence Mayor 'Marci Francisco, who had asked whether members of the Lawrence City Commission could discuss over the telephone "an item upcoming on Hit agenda" or "general city business," and how the state's open meet- bigs law applied to such conversations.

The open meetings law does not specifically address telephone conversations, but Smoot indicated the law dould be liberally interpreted to in- clude some telephone calls in the definition of public meetings. One of the keys to the issue is determining whether the calls are "prearranged," Smoot wrote. Under the law, a meeting is "any pre-arranged gathering or assembly by a majority of a quorum of the membership of a body or agency subject to this act for the purpose of discussing the business or affairs of the body or agency." On a five-member commission, two members represent a majority of a quorum. So if two members of the commission were discussing public business over the telephone, it then must be proved that the conversation was prearranged to see whether the law applies, Smoot said. Conference telephone calls require some setting up, and thus may be considered prearranged.

However, it is harder to tell if a telephone call made by one member of the body to another without an earlier plan is "prearranged," Smoot wrote. "Unfortunately, there are no Kansas judicial decisions interpreting the meaning of the word he wrote, adding that other attorneys general and writers on the subject have interpreted it to mean the opposite of "chance." But Smoot had a word of caution for the mayor. "We do not believe the Legislature intended mere technology to effectively deny public access to the transaction of government business, and in our opinion, the use of a private telephone call to discuss and debate issues between members of a government body is clearly contrary to the spirit and, in some cases, the letter of the Kansas Open Meetings Act," Smoot wrote. In his other opinion, Smoot told Marion City Clerk Joan Bowers that both the net and gross pay to city employees was a matter of public record. The clerk said she asked for the opinion because a newspaper reporter had wanted a copy of the "warrants" or the net amount paid to employees.

She said she wondered if she also had to make public the gross amounts paid public, before taxes were removed. Classified Advertisements DIAL 823-6363 Or write PO Box 779, Salina, Kans. 67401 10 Words Minimum, $1.30 Minimum Charge 1 time, per word 13' 3 times, per word 50' postage and handling charge on want ads if cash does not accompany order. Blind Ad Service $1 6 times, per word 43' 26 times, per word $1.56 Cash with order SAVES YOU (Plus the handling charge, for ads placed 3 days or more.) (Add 4 words for Blind Box Number) Rates apply to residents In Salina retail trade area only. Open rate Is 13' per word or $6.60 per col.

Inch per day. Former civil rights director says he was fired because he's black DISPLAY CLASSIFIED ADS Will be accepted until 4 P.M. 2 days before insertion, 10 A.M. Thursday for Sunday One day earlier than above If over Vt page. INDIVIDUAL CLASSIFIED LINE ADS One column wide In type this size will be accepted until 1:00 P.M.

day before insertion; 1:00 P.M. Friday for Sunday. The Salina Journal will not be responsible for more than onr incorrect insertion. SALINA JOURNAL WANT AD CLASSIFICATIONS WICHITA, Kan. (UPI) The former director of Wichita's civil rights program, who claims he was fired because he is black, told a federal court jiiry his mother had warned him to ex- flect such things.

"She told me, 'People will not always you an equal economic opportu- ijity, because you are Jesse ijice told a U.S. District Court jury. Rice, former director of Wichita's Civil Rights and Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, was testifying in a hearing on a lawsuit he had filed against City Manager Gene Denton, the city and other officials, claiming he was denied a merit pay raise and eventually was fired because he is black. Rice said he ran an effective civil rights program. "My goal was to put together the Remington Reproductions on all ACCESSORIES Suggestions Thru Dec.

23rd Decorative Sculptures Handpainted Figurines All Creations Affordably Sale Priced From 19 95 to 44, Prices 'World Famous Brands Mon. A Thurt. 9 am-8 pm Frl. ft Sat. 9 pm SHOWROOMS Ph.

823-6792 5 Mllci of Salina On Hlway 140 OnTheWayToBrookvlllt most effective program we could with the resources we had," he said. "I know we were successful." Rice also said that the stigma of being fired in early 1979 has prevented him from getting other employment. Since being fired from the year job, Rice said he has been "just like walking dead," traveling from city to city in search of a job. He said he has been shunned by former friends and forced to sell his furniture to pay debts. Earlier in the trial, former Wichita' Police Lt.

Sheldon Wulf testified that former city intelligence officers Lt. Pat Taylor and Officer Pete Dubovich had been assigned to put Rice under surveillance in an effort to build a case for firing him. At a hearing Wednesday, Wulf testified that both Taylor and Dubovich had told him last year they were assigned by Denton and Police Chief Richard LaMunyon to watch Rice. On Tuesday, both former intelligence officers had testified they had never tailed Rice and had never been assigned to put him under surveillance. Wulf, who has his own civil rights lawsuit against the city, was fired last April for refusing to answer LaMu- nyon's questions about a letter that Wulf wrote to the state attorney general, alleging wrongdoing in the Wichita Police Department.

Catholic church changes movie rating system WASHINGTON (UPI) The Catholic church is changing its film rating system, replacing its old "class condemned" and "class morally objectionable in part for all" with a single category called "0, morally offensive." Scheduled to go into effect Jan. 1, the changes will also use the word "recommended" for films of unusual merit in its category, according to anannounce- ment by the U.S. Catholic Conference. The changes essentially end the church's classification system which had remained substantially unchanged since its origin in 1934 with the Legion of Decency. 1.

Funeral Directors Monuments 3. In Memoriam 5. Card ol Thanks 7. Amusements, Events 9. Personals 11.

Special Notices 13. Lodges Clubs 15. Losl Found Strayed 17. Schools Instructions 19. Alterations Sewing 21.

Appliance TV Repair 23. Baby Sitting 25. Beauty Barber Shops 27. Bicycle Repair 29. Bookkeeping Taxes 31.

Carpeting Masonry 33. Cleaning Rugs, Furniture 35. Clocks Watches Jewelry 37. Electric Service Motors 39. Furniture Repair 41.

Glass Glazing 43. Healing Refrigeration 45. Hearing 53. Luggage Purses Leather 55. Nursing Rest Homes 57.

Moving Storage 59. Office Machinery Equipment 61. Odd Jobs 63. Painting Papering 65. Pest Control 67.

Photography 69. Piano Tuning Repair 71. Plumbing Sewer Service 73. Roofing 75. Shoe Repair 77.

Trash Hauling Cleanup 79.Tree Trimming Removal Spraying Bl. Upholstering Carpeting, Draperies 83. Miscellaneous Services 97. Special Interest To Women 111. Cale, Motel Help 113.

Help Wanted 115. Salespeople Wanted 117. Employment Opportunities 119. Situations Wanted 121. Business Opportunities 123.

Loans-Insurance 125. Want To Buy 127. Good Things To Eat 129. Musical Instruments 131. Wearing Apparel Miscellaneous Rummage Garage Sales 133 135 137 139 141 143 145 151 Antiques Coins Stamps Ho household Goods Air Conditioning Heating TV Radio Stereo Business Office Equipment Building Materials, Tools 153.

Construction Equipment 155. Flowers. Plants, Trees 157. Pel Slock Supplies 159. Farm Equipment 161.

Farmers Wants Services 163. Seeds, Feeds, Fertilizers 165. Livestock Supplies 167. Poultry Supplies 171. Public Auctions 173.

Sale Dates 175. Furnished Apartments 177. Furnished Houses Duplexes 179. Sleeping Rooms 181. Unfurnished Apartments 183.

Unfurnished Houses Duplexes 185. Realtors 187. Houses Lois For Sale 189. Wanl To Rent 191. Business Buildings, Sale Rent 193.

Business Properly For Sale 195. Office 8. Desk Room 197. Real Estate (out ol town). 199.

Garages-Parking Lots 201. Farms and Farmland 203. Real Estate Wanted, Exchanged 229. Sporting Goods 23). Motorcycles Bicycles 233.

Boats, Marine Supplies 235. Airplanes 237. Mobile Homes 239. Campers Trailers 245. Auto Service Paris 247.

Car, Truck Renfals 249. Cars Trucks Help Wanted 113 BABYSITTER WANTED, my 2 9 pm, Monday through Friday, for two children. Will fix evening meal. 623 2842. DRAFTING DESIGNER With mechanical or heavy equipment background.

Excellent opportunity for aggressive self starter with good work Ing record. EXPERIENCED WELDERS Excellent benefits. Contact Mike Leglel ter Doonan Trailer Corp. Great Bend, KS. 3167922491 Rummage-Garage Salespeople Wanted 115 ADVERTISING SALES We are expanding our sales staff and we need an aggressive salesperson.

Some advertising sales experience required. Excellent opportunity for the right per son. Send detailed letter or resume out lining your career goals, experience and salary requirements to: SALES PERSON, PO Box 1857, SALINA, KAN SAS 67401. Situations Wanted 119 WOULD LIKE work for the month of January. Colleen, 627 5481.

Business Opportunities 121 DID YOU really make money on your Investment last year? Do you know the rate of return made? Our real estate professionals and in office computer analysis can give you confidential information by appointment. Ogborn Agency, 827-5528. per net return. Ogborn Agency, 827 5528. FOR SALE: excellent, well equipped, small town cafe.

Reply to P.O. Box 345, Luray, Kansas. PAINT AND wallpaper store, mer chandlse and fixtures. If Interested call or 913 258 2977. "PROF i AB KEN 'ritTbusT ness for sale.

316 788 0335. GARAGE SALE "Saturday, December 12, 9 am 3 pm; Sunday, December 13, 12 4 pm. Boy's and girl teenager clothes, dishes, glassware, pictures, games and miscellaneous. Something for everyone. 2110 Knollcrest Drive.

No early sales please. THE Church Is hav Ing a rummage sale and bake sale to raise money for food for Christmas has kets. Saturday, December 12, 10 am 4 pm. 215 West Crawford, behind the An tlque Parlor. IN I DEsa'lellw miles north of 1-70 on 81.

Saturday and Sunday, 9 am 4 pm. Don't miss this excellent sale. Calculator, plants, TV, steins, glider, dishes, antique range, bikes, etc. BASEMENT SALE. Children's clothes, snap on tool box, antique furniture, mis cellaneous.

Saturday, 9 am 5 pm, 612 West Crawford. a LABEL" THRIFT Buy for less. New and used "qualify" clothing for all, knlck knacks, household Items. FIVE FAMILY basement sale. Satur day, 9 am 4 pm Sunday 9 am 1 pm.

905 Cusfer. Lots of miscellaneous. MOVING SALE, held Inside 420 South 12th. Sacrifice prices. Make any offer on any Item not firm.

Antiques-Colns- Stamps 137 HARD" TO 'BUY'FOR? If you have those "hard to buy for" people on your Christmas list send them gift subscrlp tlons fo Kanhlstique, fhe Kansas History and Antique monthly! They'll love the stories and pictures from Kansas' colorful history and the Kansas antiques. They'll be reminded of your thoughtful gift each month of the upcoming year. Subscribe now and we'll send a Christ mas gift card telling of your ness to arrive before Christmas and OWN YOUR own business. Fully their first issue will come January, 1982. equipped restaurant, going business, su Send 7 2 or each subscription to hlstlque.

Box Ellsworth, Ks, 67439. Over 20,000 Kansans read Kanhlstique monthly I Want To Buy 125 WANTED OLDER baseball cards and collections, coins, stamps, gold, sll ver, etc. Coin Stamp, 153 S. San la Fe, 827 9766. band saw.

827-5092 after 5 pm. WANT and appliances. Top dollar paid. 825-2720. Musical Instruments 129 SACRIFICE SALE.

Wurlltzer electric organ, three manual Including Orbit III synthesizer. New cost over $6,000. Selling lor $1,975. Call 825 4893 for appointment. FOR SALE; Yamaha Electone organ, like new condition.

Bench and Instructions Included. 823 6862 or 625-8246. Funeral Directors Monuments iofsln Mason icAA mortal Addition of Roselawn Cemeter Priced to sell by owner. 823 6862. NO FINER TRIBUTE (First Published in The Solina Journal December 4.

1961) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SALINE COUNTY. KANSAS In of the Estate of A. Jones, Deceased NOTICE OF HEARING i AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS Case No. 81 P-173 The'State of Kansas to All Persons Con cerried: You are hereby notified that on Decem berjst. 1981, a Petition was filed In thi Court by Elise Davis, Executrix named Ii Will and Testament of Harry A Jonfs, deceased, dated August 28th I97C praying thai the Will filed with the Petition be admitted to probate and re coral that she be appointed as Executrix ond'-thal she be granted Letters Tesla meritary.

ore required to (lie your written defenses thereto on or before the 30th day pf December, 1981, at 10:30 o'clock o.m^ of soid day, in sold Court, In the Salina, In Saline County, Kansas, at which time and place said cause wll be heard. Should you fail therein, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon the Petition. Ali creditors are notified to exhibit theif demands against the Estate within six months from the date of the first publication of this Notice, as provided by and if their demands are not thus exhibited, they shall be forever barred. Ellse Davis Petitioner ATTiST: John'Weckei, Judae Horrid F. Crowlher Great Plains Building 119 South 7th Street Solina, Ks 67401 913-B23-2576 for Petitioner (3tsp in The Salina Journal, December II, 1981) ORDINANCE NUMBER 61 -8889 AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION HA 72 OF THE CODE PERTAINING TO THE PROCEDURE FOR PROCESSING COM PLAINTS BY THE HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION.

AND REPEALING THE EX ISTIIJG4ECTION. IT'ORDAINED by the Board ol Com mlisJoriers of the City of Solina, Kansas Section 1. That Section IIA-72 ol the Sallrto Code Is hereby amended la read I as follows "Section 1IA-72. Procedures for proc essing complaints. Procedures for processing the com plaint shall be in accordance with the tol lowing Sec.

11A-720). The Human Rela lions Department shall maintain docket of all legally filed complaints and each complaint, as initiated shall be'' assigned an appropriate des ignation. Sec. HA-72(2). The Director shal promptly notify the respondent b) certified mail that a complaint ha been filed.

Such notice shall include The name of the complainant; the date the complaint was filed; naturi of the complaint and that the Directo or a member of his stall will, as soon as possible, proceed with processing ol tne complaint. Sec. I1A-72I3). The Director shal make, with the assistance of his staff, a prompt and full Investigation of the alleged unlowlul act or proc tlce. Sec.

IIA-72(4). Upon completion ol the investigation, two (2) Commis sloners will be assigned by the Chair man to determine whether proble cause exists based on the investiga lion documentation. Sec. HA 72(5). A report on status ol such investigation shall be made by the Director to the City Manager and to the Investigating Commission days alter orlgl complaint, provided hat nal receipt of rtv the that if Information reque been obtained from the reipondent, the period of time may be extended, not to exceed thirty (30) dayi, Ii which to make his reports.

Sec. HA 72(6). If It Is determined that probable cause exists for credit- Ing the allegations of the complain), the Director shall promptly endeavor to eliminate the unlawful discriminatory act or practice. The Director shall not make public the details of such conciliatory proceedings, but he may publish the terms any conciliation agreement. Sec.

HA-72(7). Failure to arrive at a satisfactory adjustment within lit teen (15) days alter the respondent Is notified In writing of a finding ol probable cause may constitute sul tlclenl reason for the Department to judge efforts at conference and conci Nation to bf a failure. Sec. I1A-72(8I. It the Director, or his staff, succeed by conference anc conciliation, on agreement shall be prepared setting terms and condl tlons of the agreement.

The terms such conciliation agreement may in elude any promises and remedies, fo retroactive, present or future effect Including all remedies which may be ordered by the Commission, ana in eluding a provision for entry In cour of a consent decree embodying term: of the conciliation agreement. Sec. 11A-72(9). Upon receipt of written request from either the com ptainant or respondent for a publli hearing, the Chairman of the Com mission or in his absence the Vice chairman, shall within five (5) days designate three (3) Commissioners to conduct such public hearing. Such public hearing shall be held oftei reasonable notice la all parties ol the time and place thereof, out within fif teen (15) days ol receipt of the writ ten request for the hearing.

Sec. 11A-72(10). The Commission shall adopt such rules and procedures for conducting public hearings as I' deems necessary and appropriate. Sec. The City Attorney or his assistant shall provide lega counsel to the hearing panel.

In Hw the complaint is against the City ol Salina or any ol its officials or employees, the hearing panel will be represented by other legal counsel for such assistance. Sec. IIA-72(I2). The Commission, on its own initiative, may at any time during the course of the Investigation, or subsequent thereto, order a public hearing. Sec.

1IA-72(I3). Both the complainant and respondent shall within five (5) days of completion ol the public hearing shall be notified by certified mall ol the results ol such hearing. Sec. IIA-72(I3). Both the complal nonl and respondent shall within llvt (S) days ol completion of the public hearing be notified by certified mall ol the results ol such hearing Sec.

HA-72(I4). II the conducting sold hearing conclude, by a majority that the respond has. In their opinion, engaged In unlawful discriminatory acts or practices as alleged In whale or In part, by the complainant, the reviewing board shall exercise any af the following options or a combination ol the tame, (o) Cease and desist directing the respondent to cease and desist from such unlawful practice; and (b) Issue such orders in writing as the facts warrant. Such order may require the respondent to cease and desist from such unlawful acts or practices and to take such affirmative action as necessary to comply with the provisions of this chapter, Including a requirement for a report or reports of the manner of compliance of the law; and (c) Compensatory damages: Award ing of compensatory damages to the person agrleved by such practice, as will effectuate the purpose of the law; and (d) Punitive damages Awarding punitive damages to the persons aggrieved by such practices, as win effectuate the purpose of the law. Sec.

I1A-72(I5). If the Commission ers conducting said hearing conclude by a majority vote, that the respond ent has, in their opinion, not engaged In unlawful discriminatory acts or practices as alleged in whole or in part by the complainant, they shal make a finding of No Violation, anc Issue an order based on luch findings dismissing the complaint to respondent. Sec. HA-72H6). Failure to comply with or violation of any conciliatory agreement entered into by the complainant or respondent, or failure to comply with any order Issued by the reviewing board (hall be cause for the Commlsiion to request the City Attorney or other legal counsel whicn they have retained in the case to undertake and proceed with appropriate legal action.

Section 2. Thai the existing Section 11A-72 of the Sollno Code Is hereby re pealed. Section 3. This ordinance shall be In lull lorce and effect from and alter ill adoption and publication once In the olli- clal city newspaper. Introduced: November 23, 1981 Paiied December 7, 1981 Merele A.

Hodges. M.D. Mayor Memorial Art Co. 1608 South 9th 823-2981 "A name respected in Kansas" Amusements, Events fwo'GREAT tours Egypt, Jordan, Switzerland. Fifteen da four, April 12 26.

Second four Germany Austria, Switzerland. Fifteen day tou June 14 28. Tours led by Reveren Maclure Stlllwell, First United Methodl Church, Box 425, Olalhe, Kansas 6606 913-764-1353 or 9137642205. Free bro chures available. THRlsTMAST ART'S Building, Kenwood Park, Saturday, cember 12, 10 am 6 pm.

Sunday, De cember 13, 12 noon 5 pm. Personals ATTENTION SKIERS I "Two" bedrooi condominium for rent, Breckenrldge Colorado 827 7822. "PREGNANCY UNPLANNEbY Birth right cares. 119 South 7th, 823-3113. Fre tests.

Confidentiality. Special Notices REWARD WILTbe pai'cTfofTnfo? matlon leading to the recovery of a 198 Kawasaki, three wheel motorcycle stolen from 221 South Clark. All Information confidential. Contact Boyd Lee at 825 1490 or 827 7790. site for concrete and brick.

825 5403 or 827 2246. AVON OPEN HOUSE 2 off Also Hand Painted Plaster 408 E. Jewell Saturday, Dec. 12th, 8 am till ATTEST: Harrison, City Clerk SEAL) (It) Lost-Found-Strayed 15 LOSf PART" female" Pekinese, black back, fawn lace and legs, with white bib Lost west of New Cambria. Wearing choke chain, 12" at shoulder and 25 pounds.

1100 Reward. Call 8238884 or 827-5333. Help Wanted blue, denim tote bag and wallet from car In YMCA parking lot keep money and return pa pers and cards and mall to Box 378, Rt 2, Salina? LOST DECEMBER 7 aluminum push broom on north anc south roads, two miles east of Ohio anc Magnolia. 827 8587. Schools-Instructions 17 PIANO LESSONS, specialize glnners and advanced pupils.

Phone 825 5596. Cafe, Motel Help 111 DISHWASHER" WANTED." Apply in person only between 7 10 pm. Mid America Inn Restaurant, 1846 North 9th. JL13 EXPANDING COMPANY looking lor mature, responsible, married or single men with knowledge of equipment and line clearance operations. Salina Tree and Corporate, application hours 9 am 4 pm.

827 2977 or 825 5063. SALESMAN, PLUMBING and heating supplies, paid holidays and vacation, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, prolit shar Ing. Reply to Box 441 Salina Journal. Read The Salina Journal Classified Section For All Your Needs. Help Wanted 113 $20,0004 A year and learn to run fast food management.

$900 per month guar anteed while training. Will have to relocate. Call Denny from 10 11:30 am, 1:30 825 9614. SELL the'hoTldays. Earn good Set your own hours.

For Republic, Cloud, Mitchell, and Jewell coun ties. Marguerite Davis, Avon District Sales Manager. 913 527 5568. BRICK LAYERS and mason tenders. Must have at least three years experience.

Quality Builders, Mentor Kansas, 913667-2627. WANTED SOMEONE to take and pick up my son from afternoon Kindergarten. Bartlett area. Willing to pay. 825 7366.

DATA PROCESSING Programmer, lull or part time. Excellent benefits. Send resume to Box J-449 Salina Journal. STAFF ACCOUNTANT with 3 to 5 years auditing tax experience. Send resume to A.H.

Leckband CPA, 719 E. Crawford, Salina, Kansas. SECRETARY I opening KSU Athlet Ics. Shorthand required. Call 913-532-6586 for appointment.

KSU Is an equal op portunlly employer. PIANOS WANTED We pay cash. Write Mllo Martin, Box 579, or phone 382-7061, Grand Island, Neb. WURLITZER SPINET piano for sale. Excellent condition.

825-9004. KIMBALL CONSOLE piano. Good con dltlon. 823 8249 after 5 pm. Miscellaneous 133 FOR SALE: Due to death of husband, need to sell like new bunk beds, telephone answering device, air compressor, oscilloscope, stereo.

See at 1121 East Ellsworth, Friday afternoon after that, call 825 1977. GIFT IDEAS- Boating accessories, depth finders, fishing rods and reels, gun cases, guns of all kinds, rifles, shotguns, pistols, holsters and etc. CLEVE'S SPORTING GOODS, 136 S. Broadway. 823-6986.

ANTIQUES, COLLECTIBLES, arts and crafts, new and used merchandise. Refreshments. Wheeler's Swap Meet, 815 North Santa Fe, open 9 am 9 pm every weekend. "AUCTION WoUSE, ConslgnmenTsales held each Wednesday, 7 pm at 304 East Pacific. For informalion call 9138279347, 825 0154 or 827-6707.

THE GIFT STORE Is GRIFFINS', 311 South Santa Fe. China, glass, old jewelry, linens. AUCTION HOUSE, Consignment Sales held each Wednesday, 7 pm at 304 East Pacific. For Information call 913-8279347, 825 0154 or 827-6707. FOR SALE, utility trailer 5' 8', ideal lor hauling firewood.

Also 6' 20' gooseneck stock trailer. Cow Country Trailer Sales, 823 8914. SCOTCH AND Austrian Pine Christmas trees for sale. Two miles east, miles north of Highway 40 from Solo mon. "in sales and service office.

Mature, out going, enthusiastic. Send complete re sume to Box J-448 Salina Journal. "ACCOUNT AN Ts7 "In Individual income tax returns. High sal ary, bonus. Block, 254 South Santa Fe, 827 4253.

RECEPTIONIST; DAYS, evenings weekends. $3.35 per hour. Temporary work. Apply In person, Block, 254 South jianta Fe. 3 11 pm shift.

Apply In person Monday Friday, 9 am 2 pm. Shallmar Plaza Nursing Home, 2054 Lamberlson Lane. BUS BOY needed apply In person 3 pm 5 pm, Salina Country Club. Accountant Public Rapidly growing regional firm of CPA's has professional opportunity for account ant with 24 years recent experience. CPA desirable but not essential.

Com pensatlon commensurate with expe- Send resume In confidence to Iropp Associates, CPA's, PA, Box 446, Russell, Kansas 67665. TWO NEW Remington chalnsaws, Two used Remington chalnsaws, 8278511 after 6:30 pm. 10 HP GARDEN tractor, has 42" mower, 42" snow dozer, wheel weights, tire chains. 827-8511. LADY'S DIAMOND ring from estate for sale, priced much below local appraisal.

827-3786. WASHING MACHINE, $50. Set of front seats for van, good condition, $15. 8273563 or see at 1209 North 5th. FOR SALE: Early American sofa, black and white plaid, excellent condition.

827-8188. FOR SALE 12 18 rug, men's bike, boy's bike, shepherd labrador pups. 8238986. Large Flea Market Collectors Show IOOF Hall, 411 E. Walnut Sunday, Dec.

13 9:00 am to 5:00 pm ANTIQUES, CRAFTS MISCELLANEOUS Tables Space $6 each. Admission Free Dealers needed. Open 6:30 am. Open to public 9-5. A good way for buyers and sellers to get together.

For space reservation, call Paul Miller 8274656. Household Goods 139 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: New heavy dark pine bunk beds complete with 2 firm bunkles, guardrail and ladder, while supply lasts, $239.95. Shop, compare, save at Dan Augustine's Economy Furniture and Appliance in Salina, 703 Bishop, 825-2720. WE HAVE overbought on recllners and they are being sacrificed at prices to off suggested retail prices. United Furniture Sales, 748 Duvall In Salina, 913-825 2582.

HEAVY DUTY G.E. clothes dryer, $150. Kenmore gas stove, four burner, self-cleaning oven, $208. Both avocado, both like new. 827-2522.

AUCTION HOUSE, Consignment Sales held each Wednesday, 7 pm at 304 East Pacific. For Information call 913-8279347, 825 0154 Or 827-6707. ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR for sale, cross-top freezer. $35. After 4 pm, 823 9612.

LIVING ROOM draperies and dining room woven shades from Fox Run home. 823-9569. TOUR 823-7959. FOR SALE Sears Lady Kenmore built In dishwasher. Excellent.

827-3469. FOR SALE- Turner microphone, Cordon Bleu stereo, Mossman acoustic guitar. 825-8464. TWO-THIRDS CORD seasoned oak and red elm. $50 delivered.

Call 934-2982 after 6 pm. fireplace InsertsTaTr" tight stoves and non-hydraulic log splitters. Sales Service, 827 4727. DRY FIREWOOD, split, delivered, stacked. Half cord $40.

Price Farms, 827 7828 or 823 8964. SELL AVON DURING THE HOLIDAYS. Earn good Set your own hours. For more information, call Dorothy Plowman Avon District Sales Manager LEANING" Aggressive chain of modern cleaning Dlants Is looking for persons Interested long term employment as package slant managers. Liberal percentage Ian, hospltallzation, retirement, vaca Ion and holidays.

Only aggressive, erlous persons need apply. Send resume J.W. Enterprises, 555 N. Wood- awn, Suite 2000, Wichita, Kansas 67208. Assistant Director of Nursing Creative and challenging position In a 20 bed skilled nursing home.

Salary ommensurate with experience. Contact Director of Nursing for Interview, Gold Plains Convelescent Center, 1202 East 3rd, Hutchlnson, 316 669 9393. FIREWOOD, YOU cut and haul, ISO pickup load. Ash, hedge, elm and locust. GET READY for wlnterl For driveway rock, call Leander Trucking, 827 7107.

NEW 24" two stage 5 hp snow blower, six speeds. 827 8511 after 6:30 pm. MAGIC CHEF stove, desk, Craftsman table saw, refrigerator, games. 825-2704. NICE OFFICE furniture and equipment for less than price new.

623 7959. SEARS POOL table. Good condition. 2178 Kensington Road. Air Conditioning- Heating 141 1980 General Electric window unit Carry Cool air conditioner, 5100.

625-5069. TV-Radio-Stereo 143 PRELEASED 25" color combination, 8-lrack, cassette, phono. $648. Curtis Mathes Home Entertainment Center, 2530 South 9th, 823 7171. Building Materials, Tools 151 MILLER WIRE welder, model 35 F.

240 volt, one phase, Tweco gun. 913 926 4331. Construction Equipment 153 GOOD USED pneumatic and solid tire lift trucks available. to (7,500. Call Randy Armstrong, Lincoln Equipment Company, 402 474 5566.

WANT TCfbuy small up to 10' tall, 5,000 Ib. maximum load or better. 827 5484. Pet Stock Supplies 157 GOOD FRONT load Westlnghouse washing machine. After 5 pm, 827-8107.

HOME LITE 150 chain saw, needs tune Clarinet, $50. 825 6694. FOR SALE lots of large pine cones for Christmas. 15 (or $1. 827-8421.

SEASONED OAK firewood. Will dellv er. Twin Valley Garden Center, 825-2121. HARD LUMP coal. Vincent, 1100 Park.

Call 827-1113. DRY FIREWOOD, all kinds. Deliver and stack. CECIL HEART, 623-2198. DRY FIREWOOD for sale, split and delivered.

913-446-2260. Part Time RN's: 7 am 3 pm shift. LPN's 3 pm 11 pm and 11 pm 7 am shifts. Apply in person, 9 am 4 pm, Mon day through Friday. Salina Nursing Center 1007 Johnstown Dream of a Lifetime GGRESSIVE, AMBITIOUS, CAREER AINDED Individuals wantedl Our corn- any Is looking for Individuals who eally want to get ahead financially.

As oclatlon with our company will earn ou In excess of (55,000 fhe first year. MPOSSIBLE? So you thlnkl If you want ctual proof, call Central Safety at 913 637093 for further Information. INSTRUCTOR Meeded January part time full time. Send resume to: Brown Mackie College 126 S. Santa Fe CRUSHED DRIVEWAY rock, dellv ered and spread.

Cecil Heart, 623-2196. 23x36" ALUMINUM PLATES THURSDAY or FRIDAY MORNINGS ONLY To Inspect plates, see Mr. Pope between 8:30 11 AM. Thin aluminum plates used by The Salina Journal In offset printing process. Cut easily with shears.

Thousands ol uses Including siding and rooting underlay for farm buildings. 50 cents each, or MO a hundred. FOR SALE: three bred AKC registered Cocker Spaniel females. One due end of December, two In January. Also others, if Interested.

913 243 2970. AKC REGISTERED Miniature Schnauzer puppies, ears cropped, shots S125. McPherson, 316-241-0959, after 5 pm. MUST SELL three AKC male bloodhounds born In May. Johnny Yocum, 9139732722.

ies, ready bears. 913 AKC POMERANIAN puppli for Christmas. Furry little 483-4789. BABY BIRDS for sale; Cockatlels, six weeks old. Will hold 'till Christmas.

913 825-6629. AKC SHELTIE (Toy Collie) puppies for sale. Priced reasonable. Will hold un- III Christmas. 667-3852, Assarla.

FOR SALE 7 poos, Maltese, Peek a poos, Miniature Schnauzers. 263-3669, Abilene. AKC DOBERMAN Plnscher pupplesT red, blues and blacks. Very nice. Will be ready for Christmas.

913-627 447 1 TWO REGISTERED males for sale, one year old. 488 3670. AKC POODLE pupsT'Shots, ton, 316 283 0884. HELP WANTED Front End Mechanic Excellent working conditions, paid vacation and fringe benefits. Prefer a mechanic with line experience.

Contact Brad Stegman or Ralph Bennett BENNETT PONTIAC 651 S. Ohio Equal Opportunity Employar MAZDA 823-6372.