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Thursday Blood Typing Clinic Set For Oceana BECKLEY POST-HERALD, BECKLEY, W. WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29,1971 FIFTEEN OCEANA (RNS) Plans were completed at a meeting Saturday evening of Lodge 129, Independent Order Of Odd Fellows, at the Oceana lodge Hall for the Project 129 Blood Typing Clinic, scheduled for The clinic is Sept. 30 at Oceana Town Hall. Hours will be from 11 a.m. until 6 p.m.

Alba Hendricks, chairman, said he and his committee urged all area residents to attend this free clinic and become members of the blood program. The chairman stressed that Project 129 did not have a blood bank. They do have a list of more than 700 persons who have registered with the program and have had their blood typed. The list also carries a medical who have registered. When lodge makes every effort to obtain the needed blood of the desired type.

Hendricks said it is not necessary to be a member of the Oceana IOOF Lodge to get this service but it is necessary to be a member of the Project 129 Blood Program. Hendricks stated that unless the people turn out for this clinic on Sept. 30, it could result in this being the last clinic this year. He said this would be very disastrous as more and more blood is needed and donors are harder to' locate. Mrs.

Helen chairman for the United Fund Drive for Oceana District, and Mrs. Anna Clark Dies; Rites Saturday (RNS) Mrs. Anna Lee Clark, 57, of White Sulphur Springs died at her home Tuesday morning after a long illness. She was born in Floyd, Aug. 12, 1914, a daughter of the late Razes and Ollie Davis Huff.

She attended the Baptist church. Survivors are three sisters, Mrs. Georgia Cousin and Mrs. Beatrice Crawford, both of White Sulphur Springs, and Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson of Boston, Mass.

Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.ra. Saturday in the First Baptist Church at White Sulphur Springs with Rev. Steward H. Frazier and Rev. William Hunter in charge.

Burial will be in the Green Hill Cemetery Springs. at White Sulphur The body is at the Shanklin Funeral Home and will be taken to the church one hour prior to the service. Friends may call after 10 a.m. today and the family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7 until 9 p.m. Friday.

Anniversary Noted ARTIE (RNS) Mrs. Charlie (Martha) Workman celebrated her 78th birthday anniversary Sept. 21. Mrs. Workman is mother of 11 children, two of whom are deceased.

Mrs. Workman is the former Martha a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Cantley of Rock Creek. She has resided in the area since her marriage to Charlie F.

Workman in 1910. Her children are, Dennis of New York, Theron of Glen Daniel, Harl of Rock Creek-, Mrs. Macy Clay of Glen Daniel, Mrs. Marsha Scarbro, Mrs. Reva Crookshanks, Mrs.

Pauline Taylor and Mrs. Delores Dunbar all of Clear Creek and Mrs. Nadine Teague of Artie. There are a 35 Janice Stewart, were guests at the meeting. Mrs.

Walker discussed the United Fund and received a pledge from all IOOF members present that they would collect for the fund, door-to-door, during the month of October. Lloyd Bragg, noble grand, will call on the business places in Oceana. Plans were also made to initiate six new members Oct. 2. Colcord Briefs COLCORD (RNS) Mr.

and Mrs. Gordon Dillon of Dayton, Ohio, spent the weekend at his mother's home in Colcord. The Ohioans came in and found Mrs. Dillon, the mother visiting in Hodgesville, Ky. The out-of- staters picked up the mother's chestnuts and spent the night there then returned to Ohio without seeing Mrs.

Dillon. Rev. and Mrs. David Caves returned Friday from Cincinnati, Ohio where they attended the a i They were companied to Cincinnati of ac- by Garland Jameson of Orgas. Rev.

Caves spoke briefly Sunday morning of their trip and stated that 3,000 persons were in attendance at the week long affair. Adult choir rehearsal will be resumed Thursday evening at 6 p.m. at the Pattie C. Stockdale School. All persons interested in singing are invited to participate.

Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Fraley were her mother, Mrs.

Mary Dominion, her sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Jarrell, and her brother, Raymond Dominion, all of Charleston. Herman Stanley of Sycamore Creek was admitted to the Beckley Veteran's Hospital Saturday. Mrs. Dixie Eads i recuperating at her home since undergoing at Charleston Memorial Hospital.

She returned home a Tuesday. A new mobile home has been placed on a vacant lot at Sycamore Creek and is occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Seacrist The mobile home went in Friday. Serving with the postal service in the Navy, Monty Stover arrived home Friday night to spend the weekend with his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Clayton Stover. He flew back to Norfolk, Sunday night. Danny is recuperating at his home since his discharge from Appalachian Regional Hospital Thursday. Danny was in a car wreck Sunday of last week.

Donna Williams, i returned to her home Friday after hospitalization for six days in Appalachian i a Hospital. Miss Susan Pettry, enrolled at Concord College, spent the weekend at her home with her parents, Pettry. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Rites Thursday HILL TOP Final rites for Tilford (Primie) Simpson 39, of Hill Top will be held at 1:30 p.m.

Thursday in the First Baptist Church, Greenstown, with Rev. 0. T. Moore officiating. Burial will follow in the Greenwood Memorial Park.

He was pronounced dead on arrival at an Oak Hill hospital Sunday following a short illness. The friends family at the will receive Ritchie and grandchildren grandchildren. and 10 great Johnson Funeral a Greenstown, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. today.

Household Shower In Oceana Held For Mrs. Bias Mrs. Jack Bias (center) was honored Friday evening with a household shower in Former Resident Oceana Bride Honored Household Shower FAYETTEVILLE James Ray Gentry 47, of Naples, formerly of Fayetteville, died Saturday in a Naples hospital after a short illness. Death was attributed to a heart attack. He was district manager of the Puretain Gas Co.

in Naples. He was born June 15, 1924 at Fayetteville and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Gentry of 2nd Avenue. Other survivors are his wife, Dorothy' Harris Gentry; two daughters, Phyllis and Susan, and a son, James Ray HI, all of Naples; two sisters, Mrs.

Bill (Elsie) Baker of Cocoa, and Mrs. Bill (Maura Mae) Covert of Clarksburg. Funeral sevices were held Tuesday in Naples. Billy Hubbard's Rites Completed CAMP CREEK (RNS) Billy A. Hubbard, 71, died Tuesday in a Princeton hospital after a long ilness.

He was born Aug. 6, 1900 at Camp Crek and was a son of the late Charles and Effie Stovall Hubbard of Camp Creek. He was preceded in death by his wife, Jewel, in 1946. He was a veteran of World War I. Survivors are one brother, Pompie Hubbard of Camp Creek; three sisters, Mrs.

Ira B. (Lessie) Lilly, Mrs. William (Roxie) Sweeney and Mrs. Carl (Reife) Hale, all of Crab Orchard. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m.

Thursday at the Bailey funeral home in Princeton with Earl Lovell in charge. Burial will be in the Camp Creek cemetery. Pallbearers are Richard Hale, Carl Clark, Raymond Worrell, Randy Hatcher, Carl Fink and Howard Eades. Friends may call at the funeral home between 3 and 9 p.m. today.

OCEANA (RNS) Mrs. Jack Bias, the former Miss Betty Ritchie before her August marriage, was honored with a lousehold shower Friday evening in Fellowship Hall of the Oceana First Baptist Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Maude Cozort, Mrs. Martha Wilson, Vfrs.

Russell Davis, Mrs. Lawrence Worrell, Mrs. Vaughn Cozort, Mrs. J. J.

Cozort, Mrs. Corner Cook, Mrs. Margaret ng, Mrs. Rita Summers, Mrs. Philip Roach, Mrs.

Frank Worley, Mrs. Rubye Workman, Mrs: Denver Martin, Mrs. Elwood Pennington, Mrs. Nina Walker and Mrs. W.

French Manning. A color scheme of pink and white was carried out. The refreshment table was centered with an arrangement of pink and rose roses, rosebuds and greenery and pink tapers. Other appointments carried out bridal motif. The gift table was accented with wedding bells and white stain streamers.

Games were played and prizes awarded. Attending were: Mrs. Martha Sell Cook, Mrs. Roy Agee, Mrs. Winnie Hankins, Mrs.

Bertha Philyaw, Mrs. Ginny Lynn Snowies, Mrs. Ronald L. Cook, Mrs. Virginia Claypool, Mrs.

Peggy Jones, Mrs. Bernice Perry, Mrs. Jack Ritchie, Mrs. Larry Shockley, Mrs. Dennis Worrell and daughter, Tina Marie, Mrs.

Ruth Lewis, Miss Brenda Lewis, Miss Ruby Lewis, Mrs. Pearl Shockley, Mrs. Earl Cook Mrs. Aubra Chaney. Saulsville News SAULSVILLE (RNS) Mrs.

Lacy Blankenship remains a patient at the Wyoming General Hospital. Mrs. Ulice Blankenship underwent surgery Friday at the Wyoming General Hospital. Miss Joyce Ann Blankenship, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ulice Blankenship, arrived home Friday from the Wyoming General Hospital after undergoing Friday a tonsilectomy. Lewisburg Children Grow Winter Feed For Birds Each year since 1959, the Lewisburg House and Garden Club, as a Conservation Project, have given children in the elementary grades sun flower seeds to plant and the following year to bring to the school to be judged. This project, started by Mrs. Eugene Dively in 1959, is to encourage children to grow and enjoy the flowers then to feed the seeds to the birds in the winter months. Eighty children out of about 400 participated in this program and the judging was held in the schools Monday morning.

Judging for the intermediate school, grades five six, were Mrs. William D. Haven (left) and Mrs. John Tuckwiller (right). Winners grades five and six were (front row, from left) Harold Flint Jeff Zopp of and Nina Bowes of Muddy Creek Mountain (second row, from left) were Mike Ferrell of Fairlea, Susan Henson of Richlands and Donna Lewisburg.

the Oceana First Baptist Church. Shown with her are her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Ritchie (left) and her mother, Mrs. Jack Ritchie. Jico Man Dies; Funeral Friday HICO (RNS) Patrick (Pat) VlacKinley Flint, 74, died VIonday after a short ilkiess.

A lifelong resident of Hico le was a retired state road employe and a member of the Sunday Road Baptist Church, ie was a son of the late James Matthew Flint and Loubena Dotson Flint. Survivors are his wife, Mina; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Grace Skaggs of Charleston; one stepson, George i VTcClung of Rainelle; three sisters, Mrs. Mona Brown of Victor, Mrs. Grace Holcomb and Miss Myrtle Flint, both of Lookout; one brother, Tony Flint of Lookout; i grandchildren and two great jrandchildren.

Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Wallace and Wallace Chapel at Ansted with Rev. James H. Casto and Rev. Roy Kessler in charge.

Burial will be in Highlawn Memorial Park at Oak Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m Thursday. Mrs. Ellen Hawks and daughter, Donna, Mrs. William Wiseman and daughter, Debbie, Mrs.

Marguerette Ritchie, Mrs Laura Canterbury, Mrs. Sue Canterbury, Mrs. Mora Chamber, Mrs. Hannah Whisenant Mrs. Louise Cook, Miss Delores Cook, Miss Gwen Frazier, Mrs.

Margaret daughter, a Debbie, Mrs. and Olen Jewell, Mrs. Dixie Cook, Mrs Ross Jones, Mrs. Ella Cook Mrs. Carroll Brooks, Mrs.

Pat White, Mrs. a Richardson, Mrs. i i i a Kennedy, Mrs. Darrell Lamb. Mrs.

Arthur Bostic, Mrs. Seldon Bailey, Mrs. Bowen Cook, Mrs. Elsie Hurst, Mrs. Betty Harvey, Mrs.

Nellie Clay, Mrs. Worley Walker, Miss Renee Lang, Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs. Mary Terry, Mrs. Ralph Toler, Mrs.

Jacob James, Mrs. Donna Lester, Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs. Lillie Hager, Mrs. Etta Lamb, Mrs.

Myrna Shortridge, Mrs. Mary Ritchie, Mrs. Carl Hammond, Miss Betty Garrett, Mrs. Sandy Stewart, Mrs. Americo Basconi, Mrs.

Ouida Shields, Mrs. George Ford. Mrs. Harlon Morgan, Mrs Peggy Pritchard, Mrs. Sherry Brown, Mrs.

Carol Stewart Miss Debbie Conley, Mrs. Gerry Davis, Mrs. Garnette Coleman Mrs. Ronald D. Toler, Mis Catherine Crews, Mrs.

Jessie Lilly, Mrs. T. 0. Whelan, Mrs Anthony Hurley, Mrs. Darrel Adams, Mrs.

Steve Anderson Miss Dtrlene Hurley, Mrs Garnet Bailey, and Mrs. Betty Lewis. Fiduciary Notes Listed By Clerk In Greenbrier LEWISBURG (RNS) Fiduciary notes recorded by the clerk of Greenbrier County the past week include: Stella M. Bailey of Frankford posted a $5,000 bond and qualified as executrix of the estate of William Harold Bailey. Paul J.

O'Farrell is the commissioner of accounts. Carl Wykle, Roy Hefner and Lacy Gabbert were appointed appraisers. Tony T. McClung of Marlinton gave a $1,000 bond and qualified as executor of the estate of Lennie C. Phillips.

Paul J. O'Farrell is the commissioner of accounts. Paul H. DeLong, J. H.

Bowling, Jr. and Verdon Dillon were appointed appraisers. Oneida Gibson of Hines gave a $1,000 bond and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Katherine M. Dillon. C.

Thomas Bobbitt is the commissioner of accounts. Harold Wiseman, Filmore Holstein praisers. Hallie Wilson and Thomas were appointed ap- M. Gary of Fairlea with a $6,000 bond qualified as administrators of the estate of John Wesley Cary. C.

A. McHale is the commissioner of accounts. Carlos Hefner, James Linkous and Robert Deitz were appointed appraisers. Nellie P. Wickline of Fairlea posted a $3,000 bond and qualified as executrix of the estate of Charles H.

Wickline. C. A. McHale is the commissioner of accounts. Tracy Leach, Car Bivens and David Hambrick were appointed appraisers.

William L. Wallace Lewisburg gave a $3,000 bond and qualified as administrator of the estate of Clarence Amon Lansaw. C. A. McHale is the commissioner of accounts.

A. McHale is the commissioner of accounts. John Longanacre, Phyllis S. Wallace and Robert L. Wallace were appointed appraisers.

Rites Incomplete For Mrs. Jone MOUNT HOPE (RNS) -Mrs. Willie Jones, 77, of Sun died in an Oak Hill hospita Tuesday after a long illness. She was born in Roanoke May 31, 1894, and was a member of the Baptist Church at Sun. Survivors include daughters, Mrs.

Louise Gilbert of Mount Hope, Mrs. Bessie Everette of Roanoke; two sons Thomas Freeman of Mount Hope, Walter of Detroit, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. The body is at Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor in Beckley. Arrangements are incomplete. 20 Professional Directory For Mrs.

Herold SUMMERSVILLE (RNS) Mrs. Ona Sawyers Herold, 86 of Summersville died Tuesday en route to a Charleston hospital of an apparent heart attack. Born Jan. 18, 1885 at Mt Nebo, she was a daughter the late Sampson and Emerine Wills Sawyers. She was a lifelong resident of Nicholas county, a member of the Sum mersville United Methodist Church and a charter of the Woman's Society of Christian Service.

Surviving are two sons, Dr William S. Herold of Charleston and Paul Herold of Sacramento three daughters, Mrs Helen Barnette of South Charleston, Mrs. Rachael White of Charleston and Mrs Ruth Lee Walker of Powellton; a brother, Walter Sawyers of Columbus, three sisters Mrs. Minnie Hall of Powellton Mrs. Mary Ward of Fairmont and Mrs.

Lena McClung Washington, D. 13 grandchildren and three greaf grandchildren. Funeral services will be a 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Howard White Funeral Horn chapel in Summersville with IALEIGH miracle water refiner sales and service, iron free water guaranteed. Phone 787-3606.

Rev. Paul Burial will Beal be in in charge the Grove, cemetery. Friends may call af ter 2 p.m. today. The nation's hunters and fish ermen provided nearly $25( million for fish and wildlife res toration in 1970 through licens fees and taxes on their equipment.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Bids for performance of subsurface exploration, including the securing of samples, for road way and structure boring on Projec 1-77-2(6)46, Raleigh County, Wes Virginia, for the Department Highways, will be received by VTK Inc Suite 1119. Charleston Nationa Plaza, Charleston, Virginia 25304. until 10:00 A.M.. E.D.T., Oc tobcr 21, 1971. Work shall be com pleted in 45 calendar days in ac cordance with the Plans and Spec ifications and Contract may be secured by application and upon payment of $15.00 per copy not returnable.

Bid surety will be required with each bid. and the right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive any informality in any bid. 10-13-W-3-PH4RR required with each bid. and the right is reserved to reject any or all bids or to waive any informality in any bid. 10-13-W-3-PHRR DEATH NOTICES AND -Funeral Arrangements WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, Mrs.

Leota Matilda age 85, of Prosperity. Funera services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the First Baptis Church. Burial will follow in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary Miller Funeral MONTGOMERY Final rites for Charles P.

Miller, 85, of 712 3rd Montgomery, will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Oak Hill Baptist Church with Jack James and Ran- F. Johnson in charge. Revs. dolph Burial will be held in High Lawn Memorial Park, Oak Hill.

Miller died at 3:15 a.m. Mony in an Oak Hill hospital after long illness. Arrests Made MEADOW BRIDGE (RNS) Meadow Bridge policeman, Larry Lilly, arrested Richard D. Pugh of Layland of 5:50 p.m. Friday for driving on a learner's permit without the company of a licensed driver.

He was arrested on High Street in Meadow Bridge and was or-! dered to appear within five! days before Mayor Thomas Shaver. Lilly also arrested Ronnie L. Martin of Meadow Bridge at 'ions Because management had LOST 9 p.m. Friday on a warrant! 110 more money to finance the reward, can 252-4750. PORTER PORTER, Infant Tabatha Kay: age 6 weeks, daughter of Robert Por ter.

and Essie Farmer Porter of Sophia. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Fred X. Williams Funeral Home Chapel, at Sophia, with the Rev Ronald Adkins officiating. Buria will follow in the Hot Coa Cemetery.

Arrangements hy X. Williams Funeral Home At Sophia. Florists For Your Shining Hour Let Us Help You Plan The PERFECT WEDDING Flowers, Church Decorations, Silverware, Punch Bowls, Plates, Candelabra, Champagne Glasses, Cake--Every Detail 1 DIAL 253-7371 Florists Snow Thornton Member of F. T. D.

319 Prince St. Beckley Lost, Found, Strayed LOST male Siamese cat in vicinit; of Prosperity, has cheek. Call 252-6024. icar on let The gambling casino at Monte Carlo has never ceased to can 253-6923. et rde issued for failure to appear on'tables.

However, occasionally Men's glasses with wac a citation for driving individual table in downtown BecWey city driver's license. He play for a few minutes Reaser i posted bond and appeared fresh funds are brought Norwegian i before Mayor Shaver Tuesday, 'the safe. Wallpapering and Painting 42 AINTING. interior and exterior, reasonable rates, guaranteed ork, free estimates, insured. Call ene Crone, 353-0641.

OMPLETE exterior painting, guarnteed work, low costs, stimates, 253-8976. WANTED: MAN for janitor work. Apply in person Town ana Country Drive In, IttO TUenhower Drive. AINTING AND CARPENTRY WORK. CALL 233-0944.

3 Male or Female Help Wantd QUIPPED for commercial and residential painting. Good work our success. Insured. E. Lowell Foley, 252-6000 Sam G.

Foley. 253-6255 HO else has keys to your home or business? Change keys, not ocks. Safes need service, too? Call Locksmith, 253-5354. Repair Service your keys? Need keys changed? Don't buy new locks. Andy's Locksmith Service, 253354.

WILL do babysitting, 6 dayi tack week. CaU 683-5862. FURNITURE REPAIR REFINISHING urnitnre Restored Like New COLE CABINET SHOP Phone 253-6962 CLOSED SATURDAYS OWER tools, small appliances. 206 Joseph 253-1592. WRIGHT'S RADIO TV SERVICE Pickup and Delivery fab Orchard, W.

Va. 232-3509 HOTPOINTANDGE Appliance Repair Service Factory Trained Servicemen Quick, Efficient and Reasonable Sparks TV Appliance 05 St. Ph. 252-6523 Refrigeration Service CALL HALSTEAD'S 252-2215 Watch Repairing Carpentry Builder VLTERATION repairs, improvements, roofing, siding. --Free Estimates-BENNIE CARTE PH.

877-3241 TIMEX WATCHES WE MAKE 'EM TICK AGAIN! ERIC'S JEWELRY OS Neville St. Ph. 253-4352 Special Notices J. C. Shumate Drilling WATER AND INDUSTRIAL 683-5012; after 5:30 p.m.

683-9886. Box 446, Coal City, W. Va. Water Well Drilling R. M.

SIMMONS ttient. W. Va. Ph. 787-5744 33 Wanted to Buy WANT to buy usefl pool table, 2525650.

HIGHEST prices paid for used spinet and studio pianos. Jan Campbell Music Co. Dial 252-6391. WHEN BABY MAKES THREE Classified Ads will find baby terns fast. 37 "Personal" CHRISTIAN lady would like to meet gentleman age 50 to 55.

Write Jox A-233, care Newspapers Corp. WANTED Christian man to sculpture Christ on Cross in stone, 293-3221. I AM APPEALING FOR ALL CHRISTIANS TO WRITE OR SEND TELEGRAMS TO THE GOVERNOR OF W. VA. NOT TO BEER BE SOLD AT MARSHALL UNIVERSITY OR ANY COLLEGE IN OUR STATE.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, CALL 252-6826 AFTER 4 P.M. JESUS CHRIST'S EWISH, Russian born, world Evangelist's name is Dr. Hyman Appelman, not Hymam and no Appleman. It is hoped much good will be accomplished before, during and after these meetings in Jeckley, for "The Church of the jord." JESUS CHRIST Wanted For Reference BECKLEY Newspapers Corp. Ll brary lacks 10 volumes to com plete a full set of the West Virgin! Blue Book.

Before 1935 the Blu Book was known as "West Virgin! Legislative Handbook and Manu and Official Register." If you hav any of tbeM for the years 1916 (tw volumes were published the firs year;) for 191B, 1920, 1921, 1922 1923, 1924, or 1927. the librarian. 253-3321. Ext. 73.

WILL W. L. Green, of Sprague W. Va. please call 253-3321, ex tension 70, before 5 p.m.

HAVE you a new neighbor from out of town? Call the City Hostes and help make the Beckley. Dial 252-6803. 38 Music Instruction PIANO LESSONS BY qualified teach In my home Phone 253-0874. WANT piano students, prefer Shady Spring area, 252-7611 after 5 p.m. GUITAR LESSONS, all levels, Dan Bailey, 252-4416, 3 to 5 p.m.

CLASSIFIED ADS SELL items fast and easy. excess 41 Female Help Wanted DEPENDABLE woman to care fo: elderly lady, live in. 233-5828. WANT reliable lady to live in and care for 3 children, all modern conveniences, excellent opportunit 'or right person, good pay, 252-2016 WANT general kitchen help to work weekends, night shift at King Tu 3rive In. must be over 18, neat in appearance, and able to obtain health card, meals furnished Apply in person.

COUNTER girl wanted. Apply In person from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. One Hour Martinizing, Main St. SXPERIENCED waitress and cook wanted.

Apply in person Freddy'i Restaurant, Main St. COOK wanted, morning shifs, Apply Pike Motel office. No phone calls please. WAITRESS, curb girls and genera kitchen help wanted. Must be over 8 and able to obtain health card Apply in person Town and Country Restaurant, 1320 S.

Eisenhower Drive. INSURANCE AGENTS BROKERS MAKE EXTRA CASH. Sell specia underground coal miners sicknesj a accident insurance. Also medicare supplement that covers re-existing conditions. We hav many other plans to build you own agency.

Our 58th year in all states. Reply to: Sam W. Hays Benefit Trust Life Insurance Co. Vienna. West Virginia.

IHRISTMAS is coming. It's fun and easy to make money selling Luzier Cosmetics and Wigs. No ter ritory restrictions. Call 253-6564, 252 5187 or 934-7502. EARN extra money for Xmas now Be a Vanda Beauty Counselor Call 252-7294 after 5 p.m.

42 Male Help Wanted WANTED service station manager attendants and part time help fo Beckley area. Good starting salary Write Box A-234. care Becklej Newspapers giving name address, age, education, experienc and phone number. openings for certifie section foremen and fire boss Good salary and benefits. Contac Arnold Walker at Pocahontas Fue Company, Lynco, Va.

or call 682-5882 or 682-5762 after 5 p.m. ACCOUNTANT-AUDITOR SEND complete resume of ex perience and background to Cit Hall. P. 0. Box 151 Mt.

Hope W. Va. 25880. No phone calls. WANTED underground dent by large, well superinten estatalishe Male Help Wanted IARPENTEK a carpenter'! helper for home construction ill Iccklty area, 282-6404 or IM-MOO.

3OOD pay. Top Job security. For skilled or unskilled. S. Army.

Wide choice of training nd educational opportunities. AH arn-while-you-learn. Full pay and llowances. Tcp fringe benefits. Call 52-5307.

3XPERIENCED presser for panti, coats and dresses, 292-4300 fwforft p.m. Situations Wanted VILL take small jobi by contract; paneling, ceiling tile, closets and andows, 25 years experience, all guaranteed, 252-2376. LANE ELECTRIC CO. XPERT ELECTRICAL, plumbing and heating specialist, nytime. Forced air furnace, sales, service nd Installation.

Call ua now for free estimate on our pre-season eating rates. All work guaranteed nd to your satisfaction. Phone 253375. PHOTOGRAPHY dings, baby albums, etc. Call 3S3k, 552 after 2:30 p.m.

EAMLESS gutter a aluminum with baked on enamel inish. Call 253-1174. lACKHOE, end loader and dump trucks for hire. Call 253-7788. AINTING AND CARPENTRY WORK.

CALL 253-0944. Termites-Roaches-Ants ALLIED EXTERMINATING INC LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE! FREE INSPECTION --All Work Guaranteed-Service Available Through RHODES SUPPLY BECKLEY Phone 252-8501 or call collect Oak Hill 469-9341 WINDOW AND WALL WASHING Professional-15 Yrs. Experience ANlTORAL service, a cleaning, painting (interior, ex- erior), free estimates, day or night. 253-0205, 252-3037. Remodeling Needs? ROOFING, patios, room additions.

paneling, ceiling tile, kitchens, concrete, any type remodeling. Call Builders. 252-3664 or MINTING, paneling, ceiling tile. room additions, underpinning, oofing, carpentry, 877-3288. FURNACES HOUSE AND MOBILE HOMB SALES AND INSTALLATION AUTHORIZED DEALER PHONE 252-8112 AFTER 6 51 Birds and Pet Animals 'OODLE grooming by appointment only.

Call 253-1872. MALE Dalmatian, 6 months old, housebroken. 253-9503 after 5 p.m. AKC registered beagle pups, Call 253-2359 or 253-6081. $23.

DALMATION puppies, purebred, ready to go, $50 each, Marlinton 799-6586. VISZLA F.D.S.B. registered hunting dog, male, 3 years old, natural pointer. May be used for land or water. Pedigree papers of 3 generations furnished.

Call lor appointment 253-0202. AKC registered pomeranian pups. Call 253-8022 after 5 p.m. THREE MINIATURE POODLES FOR SALE. CALL 683-4923.

REGISTERED Boston i female. 6 months, $75, 252-8898. BABY myna birds, guaranteed to talk, poodle pups, boarding, grooming, all pets Bt supplies, Nature Shop, 19-21 By Pass, 253-2311. MUST SEE! GERMAN short haired pointer puppies, liver and white. Dial 252-6955 after 5 p.m.

BEAUTIFUL TOY PUPPIES SCOTT'S TOY KENNELS, 153-9112. a i a Bewhiskered Schnauzen, Silver Poddle. --AKC PUPPIES-- Board--Groominf By Appointment TERMS RADFORD KENNELS BOX 137, OAK HILL, W. VA. PHONE 469-4103 Monday thru Friday after 4 p.m.

NORWEGIAN elkhound pups, 6 weeks old, to $25 each. Contact Junior Calvin Richmond, 1 Box 60, Shady Spring. W. Va. WANT ADS WILL SELL YOUR "don't needs" fast at a.

low low cost. Sl-A Wanted--Homes for Pets WANT to find good homes lot 2 black and 2 grey kittens, very cute and precious. Call 253-2974: WANT to find gooa home for hound dog. 2 years old. See tirst house on left on Airport RdL, Beaver.

WANT to find pood homes for 1 healthy, cute kittens, 6 weeks old, one black and white, one grey striped. Call 253-5449. WANT to find good homes lor 8 puppies, 5 weeks old. Call 4878. WANT to find good homes for 3 male kittens, 8 weeks old, 1 yellow, 1 gray, 252-4435.

WANT to find good homes for maltese female cat and 6 kittens, all 253-0690 before 3 p.m. or after p.m. WANT to find good homes for mother cat and 5 beautiful kittens, 253-5934. WANT to find good homes for cute kittens, 6 weeks old. 253-8064.

WANT to find good home for tnalii tiger cat, 8 months old and calico cat. 8 months old, 877-2787. WANT to find good homes for I little kittens. 1 weeks old. 252-1477.

WANT to find good homes for 3 kittens, 6 weeks old. Call 232-1608. SHOP THE EASY WAY. Read and use the Classified Ads. 52 Livestock For Sale HAROLAISE calves.

Vz Charolaise and Angus; Charolaise and Hereford, bulls and heifers, 252-7105. FOTOS and Company Meats, slaughter beef and pork, cut, wrap, cure, retail-wholesale, freezer meat, good service. Phone 252-2501 located near Farmer's Market. BEEF, pork slaughtered, cut, 'wrapped. J.

Giompalo, 253-5578. TONY'S PACKING PLANT near Skelton Tipple. We slaughter and cut beef and pork. See us for freezer meat. Open 8 a.m.

to p.m. Phone 253-2656 or 253-6771. 64 Fruits For Sale APPLES for sale at Joe Hunt'i place, Piney View, W. Va. APPLES for sale, several F.

L. McCLure, Piney View, 2530166. GIVE YOUR BUDGET A BREAK. shop Want Ads for fox4 buys. 19 Miscellaneous For Sale MAJESTIC coal range for sale.

Call 253-7472. coal company in Wyoming County, good salary, excellent benefits program. Write Box A-223. care Beckley Beckley, W. Va.

BASEMENT Armour's, Wednesday thru Saturday. WANTED policemen for town of Alderson, some experience required. For more information call 445-4661 or 445-7375 after 5 p.m. GET A QUALITY BUY at fair price. Shop the Want Ads.

EXPERIENCED service station V-4 WISCONSIN air cool motor with transmission, 252-4190. SALE: next door to 309 Virginia Street, REDUCE safe fast with Tablets Ac E-Vap "water Lilly's Drug. RELAX Unwind with safe, effective GoTense tablets, only ft cents. FOR sale, desk, $10; Mgh chair, S750; car scat. hand mower.

shady spring, ya. attendant wanted, mirror. $4. 918 North V'alleyDnye. I Call 150 per week plus'ELECTRIC range.

refrigerator. bonuses. For this opportunity ap-'j electric clothes drytt; also 191 ply 501 Temple Street, Beckley, I Honda 175cc, 252-1603..