Beckley Post-Herald from Beckley, West Virginia • Page 28

TWENTY TWO BECKLEY POST-HERALD, Rfinanv, W. WEDNESDAY MORI Capitol Comment Susman By CHARLES E. RYAN Post-Herald Correspondent inittee on Political Education (COPE) of the AKL-CIO in Wcs Virginia lias made its choice in the upcoming West Virginii primary. There were nc surprises in the congressiona races. support which df, indicates jgfp- JP extend to choices of politica candidates.

The TJMW "has endorsed Pau Kaufman in that Third Distric race, the only race in whic it is apparently interested Funeral Plannec i III 1 For John Wnght HARLEM HEIGHTS (RNS Funeral services for Job A. Wright, 70, of Harlem Heights will be at 1 p.m Thursday in the First Bapts Church at Harlem Heights wit Rev. Walter Harris in charge Burial will be in Greenwoo Memorial Park at Beckley. He died at 3:30 p.m. Monday iii a Beckley hospital after long illness.

i-He was a member of the Firs Baptist Church at Harlem Heights. Born May 14, 1903, in Gladstone, he was a soi of the late Christopher and Louise Brown Wright. -Survivors include his wife Mrs. Colleen Wright; seven sons, Richard of Petersburg Aaron of Charleston Glenwood and Clarence, both Harlem Heights, John L. Jr.

stationed with the Army in Washington, D. and Charles and Reginald, both at home four daughters, Mrs. Bertha Christian and Miss Doretha Wright, both of Harlem Heights Mrs. Minerva Lightfoot Richmond, and Mrs Margaret Bailey of Petersburg two stepsons, George (i'wihn of Carlisle and 'Clinton Moseley of Baltimore, one brother, Andrew of Gladstone, seven sisters, Mrs. Minnie Bennett and Mrs.

Sadie Spencer, both of Detroit, Mrs. Bessie Cochran and Mrs. Sarah Branham, both of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Ernestine Teel Baltimore, Miss Elsie Wright of Gladstone, and Miss Jessie Wright of New York City, N. and 29 grandchildren.

family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. today at the Ritchie and Johnson Funeral Parlor Chapel in Greentown. The body will be placed in the church one hour prior to the funeral. Dorothy Stickler Dies; Rites Slated IJJWISBURG (RNS) Mrs. Mary Dorothy Stickler, 79, dice Tuesday in a Beard hospital after a long illness.

Born at Alleghany, July ,1894, she was a daughter of. the late Charles and Morda Wickline. She was a member of the Calvary Baptist Church. include her husband, Elbert one daughter, Mrs. Caroline Trainham of Ashland, one son, Charles Allen of Catlett, two sisters, Mrs.

Roxie Hamilton of Frankford and Mrs. Ima Nutter of Alexandria, and four grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at the Jack K. Wallace Funeral Home in Lewisburg with Rev.

C. H. Martin and Rev. Charles A. Pollock in charge.

Burial will be in the Rosewood em at Lewisburg. may call after 1 p.m. Thursday and the family will receive friends from 7-9 p.m. filmls Shown (RNS) Th Rockcastle A i a i Ministers and Officers' dinner; meeting was held Friday even- Jnjj at the Toneda Baptist CJiurch. i dinner, the minsters and officers convened for a business a meeting when Miss Wilda Powell showed a film on "Religious Life in Russia." Attending were Rev.

Wayne Rollins, Rev. Clyde Robertson, Mrs. Ruth Toler, Nathan Toler, Hfrj. Dixie Fisher, Mrs. Fred IV Uisk, all of Laconw; William St R.

and Nelwn of Endorse COPE has endorsed incumbent larley Staggers in the Secon District and Robert Molloha i iu the First. COPE HAS also endorsed ii Alan Susman in hi senatorial bid for re-election The Raleigh Democrat faces challenge from Raleigh DC Mary Martha Merritt, a persor 'or whom Governor Moore ha; indicated support. COPE's endorsement was undoubtedly welcomed by Susman who does not take the challenge from Merritt lightly 3ut then, he has never taken an election anything bu seriously, working hard to ge to the Senate, and now to stay there. The COPE slate of candidates For Ser is widely publicized. It is fo labor union members as a sug 1 gestion from a committee tha studies political records am statements on the issues tc determine which candidates would be good for the interests of labor.

COPE says it is rather 1 religiously followed in the homes of union members anc influences other members ol union families. Those who dislike the COPE slate say it means very little come election day. I have yet, however, to hear anyone "put it down" until after he failed to get on it. THERE ARE other slates around the state that are not so widely publicized. They are Senate Votes Curbs On Campa Senate voted Tuesday to limit further debate on a con troversial campaign reform bill, clearing the way for itb massage.

The vote on putting the Sen ate's antifilibuster rule into ef feet was 64 to 30, or one more the required two-thirds majority of senators voting. Each senator's speaking time from now on will be limited to one hour on the bill and al amendments. Majority leader Mike Mans field, said he hopec this would make it possible for the Senate to complete action on the bill Wednesday. He said action could even came Tuesday night However, more than 6( amendments are still pending and could be called up for a vote despite the limitation on debate. A first move to close out the debate last Thursday fell four votes short of the necessary two-thirds margin.

The vote 3 Ministers After Fracas PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) Bond was posted Tuesday for all seven persons arrested Monday during a disturbance in rout of the strike-bound Methodist Hospital here. Released were the Rev. Robert Forrester, Jackson, Ky. the Rev.

James Sommerville, a United Presbyterian minister, Racine, W. the Rev. Do aid Prange, Lutheran Churc Missouri Synod, Knoxville James McKinley Branso McClure, Dan Brook Hendrickson, Clintwood, Va Mrs. Lois Scott, Cumberlan and her daughter, Bess Cornett, Evarts, Ky. Bond of $1,000 was posted 1 all seven on disorderly condu charges.

All but Forrester pos ud an additional 55,000 each charges of assaulting police ficers. The seven claimed. gr ircvious. The seven claimed they wei attacked by state police whi a group of 30 to 40 persons wa holding a prayer and medit lion service at the hospital. State Police Capt.

Billy tins disagreed. Lykins said he and two othe answer to a complaint call. Lykins said the front doo vas unlocked by a guard an omeone in the crowd shouted, they're going to let us in." UPI Strike Ends NEW YORK (AP) Striking mployes of United Press Inter- ational approved a new con- ract Tuesday, raising top mir mum newsman wages to $335 ver two years. The contract, the same pro- osal voted down 24 hours ear- ier, was approved by a vote 23 to 245 after Wire Service uild negotiators said further egotiations would be fruitless. Guild officials urged approva the second vote on grounds lat the rejection vote, 342 to 9, was "not sufficient at the argaining table." In Wyoming Wullens; Rev.

and Mrs. Keith Raymond of Baileysvillc; Rev. nd Mrs. Harry B. Davis and Ar.

and Mrs. Carl Strum tockcastle Baptist. Mrs. Agnes Harvey am Marvin Harvey, i Prospect; Kenneth Stafford, Mr. nd Mrs.

Roy Lester, Mr. am Thomas Sparks, Mrs. Ann arkcr, Bill Parker and Wendy, andra Brown, Wilda Powell, ev. Boyd Sparks, Mrs. Jean parks, Harold Tracy, Lynn rown, Mrs.

Barbara Brown, Irs. Tcnsie Tracy and son, even, and Mr. and Mrs. Elcry olcr, all of Toneda. ign Debate then was 60 for and 36 against.

The fight over the bill has centered around its provisions for using tax funds to finance presidential and congressional election campaigns. Sen. James B. Allen, won adoption of an amendment reducing the limit on what candidates can spend by 20 per cent That would reduce the cost of the government subsidies to candidates who elect public financing rather than rely on private contributions. Adoption of the amendment by a 46-43 vote marked the first time Allen had succeeded in his efforts to eliminate or modify the subsidy provisions of the bill.

It sets a spending limit of cents times the voting age population in primary campaigns for federal office and 12 cents times the voting age population in general elections. The ceilings set by the bill were 10 cents in primaries and IS cents in general elections. Are Arrested At Hospital The door was pulled shut, Ly kins continued, "and I was struck from behind-. The- other officers also were attacked." The melee subsided when city police arrived, he said. The Communication Workers of America launched its strike 22 months ago, hoping to be recognized as bargaining agent for non-professional workers at the hospital.

t' I i i i Mrs. E.T.Wright Jo Mrs. E. Truman Wright (left) of White Sulphur Springs became a life member for the Greenbrier Manor Auxiliary at Monday's open board meeting held in the Activities Room, according to Mrs. Walter Wingo, president.

Mrs. Wright has done volunteer service at the manor for two and one-half years and also has served as recording secretary for the past year. As of Monday, she is the fifth woman to become a life member with the others Coal Firm Is 1 MILTON The State Department a a Resources has reported 27 i tream pollution violations were iled against the Island Creek ial Co. in Logan County in torch. The violations resulted in ines totaling $6,100, officials at )ivision 5 headquarters said i ere.

Most of the violations, thoy ddcd, were cited at the firm's uyan No. mine on Adkins ork of Kelly Creek. "It is an unusuaiiy large num- er against one company," ad- ittcd Conservation Officer ti wnync Stowers of Logan ounty. tate By A the political faction slates fo which candidates must put money to gain listings. In oth words, they buy a place on slate.

The faction endorses ca didates for a certain segme of the public supposedly. it's nothing like COPE whi can offer some membershi oyalty. So far as I can gathe the slates that now operate ca guarantee nothing and many he people that pay to be slate are actually left off that sla on election day. Slates in this sense ar illegal. They are illegal becau money is used to buy one's wa onto the slate.

Yet, that not stopped it where it is prolil in Kanawha County. One candidate stopped by Senate Pane Votes Easier Tornado Aic WASHINGTON (AP) Th Senate Public Works Com mittee on Tuesday approved disaster-relief bill that cou simplify the delivery of aid in the South and Midwest. A committee spokesman sai the bill could be before the ful Senate by Wednesday afternoo and before the House by Thur day. The House begins its Ea recess at the close of bus ness Thursday. The bill, whose principal a thor is Sen.

Quentin N. Bu dick, received erne gency treatment by Sena committees because of la week's tornadoes that left mor than 300 dead in 11 states an Canada. The measure was approve; jy Burdick's subcommittee 01 disaster relief and then rushe hrough a hastily called mee ing of the Public Works Com mittee chaired by Sen. Je nings Randolph, The bill attaches several ne provisions to the 1970 Disaste Relief Act, most of them signed to cut the red tape i volved in obtaining the federa aid. One provision allows the fee eral government to rehnburs the states up to 75 per cent he cost of providing aid families whose needs are met by existing programs.

Th limit would be $5,000 per fam iy. A mini-repair program pr vidcs grants for making dwe ings habitable on a short-rang basis. A proposed $2,500 ceilin was rejected. I 1 Ins Manor Auxiliary being, Mrs. George Walsh of Lewisburg, Mrs.

J. C. Shanklin and Mrs. Roy Coffman, both ofw Lewisburg, and Mrs. Frank Crawford of Alderson.

Persons belonging to the auxiliary may be active members at SI per year; substaining members at $5 per year or life members at S100. Mrs. Wright lives in White Sulphur Springs with her husband, E. Truman, managing director of the spa, The Greenbrier, and they are the parents of four children and have eight grandchildren. ined $6,100 The discharge of mine drain- ige at the Guyan operation was esponsible for most of the vio- ations, according to Stowers.

"In November, they buili hree ponds but still couldn't ontrol it," he said. "They have been ordered to uild three more ponds," he ilded. "Hopefully this will cor- cct the situation." Capt. Frank B. Slone of Milan said Island Creek has been rosecuted for "50 or 60 viola- ons during the past three mnths." The highest number of cita- ons issued against any other ml company for March, offi- ala reported, was three.

LFL-CIO office the other day and com plained that he was not being by a courthouse faction He wanted to know if I migh know why. I did not and not but I asked him if he hac offered to pay the going pric( to get on the slate. He laic he had but was being barrec from the slate for some othe reason. His concern was no slating per se but rather his inability to get on one, ever if he offered money. COPE HAS endorsed some interesting names in the House of Delegates race in Kanawha bounty.

One is Jack Canfield ormer press secretary to John D. "Jay" Rockefeller Hulett Smith (when Rock ran lor governor and Smith was governor) am a member of his own ad ng group in association Robert "Bob" Miller, for of Beckley. The other endorsement of a similar is that of Larry Sonis, assistant to the Demo leadership in the Legis and public relations man unsuccessful campaign of Vinner for secretary of Sonis is a former tele newsman and his moth Mary Sonis, secr'etarj Supreme Court Justice Caplin. Both Canfield and Sbni 'oung and aggressive mei lave long been interest politics on a "doing" i nan "complaining" basis, lave an understanding workings of the Legislator politics in general. am teller while now yertis with merly COPE lature srmer cratic ature the Tom state, vision er is to Fred ar i sd i athe Bot th anc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposale proposals' will 1 received by the West Virgin Department of Highway at its otfl in Charleston.

West Virginia. Roo A-109, 19000 Washington Stree East, until 10 AM. Tuesday. Apri 23, 1974 and said proposa be publicly opened and read imm dialely thereafter for the constru Hop of the following project State Highways. All Projects a for Bituminous Concrete Wearin Course.

RALEIGH CO. 3354-A. 3. miles of Ed wight Birchton Eoa on WV 3 (F). Al! Proposal Guaranties a $2.000.00 or 5 per cent of lot bid.

whichever Is greater. The right is reserved to reje any or all proposals. West Virginia Department of Highways E. II. Post Executive Secretary Tne State of West Vi Department of Natural Hesc Division of Water Resources, cordance with the requircmc Public Law 92-500, is in the of preparing a State Water Po Control Program for Fiscal 1975.

The general public Is Invi nspect and comment on th posed program, a copy of will be available lor Inspect the Division Office, 1201 Grcc Street Charleston, West Virg at the District Office, Delivery, MacArthur, West on May 10, 1974. Any and all comments re within 30 days after May 1 will be considered for inclut the final submission, due Ji 1974 to the Environmental tion Agency. 1-10-W-l-PH-RR rgini urce in a nts roce llutio Yea ted pr whic on nbrie nia enera rgin celvc 19 on ne 1 3 rote A-ND-Funeral Arrangements BELL Miss Ossie Lea: a of Pemberlon. Funeral will be conducted at 1 p.m. day in the Hose and Qucse Peace Chapel.

1901 South Ka 6 rvlce Thur nnwl Street, with the Rev. Kenneth Ma nine officiating. Burial will folio in the Blue Ridge Memorial Ga Arrangements by Ruse Quesenberry Funeral Chapel SHREWSBURY, Mrs. Lausle Am ma: age 79, ft MacArlhu Funeral services will be conductec at It a.m. Wednesday in th Williams Funeral Home Chape Sophia with the Hcv.

Fred H. Man officiating. Burial will follow in In Sunset Memorial Park. Arrangments uy Williams Funeral Homt Sophia, W. Va.

RUSSELL. Robert Don: age 45, of 1928 South Kanawha Street. Funeral services will bo conducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel, 1001 South Kanawha Street, with the Rev. Richard Longbon officiating, urlal will follow in the Pickens emetery, at Pickens.

W. Va. Arrangements by ose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel STOVER TOVEK, Mrs. Lucille Ballenirce: age 01. of 201 Rural Acres Drive, uncral services will be conductec 1 p.m.

Wednesday in the United ethodist Temple with the Rev. r. Ross Evans officiating. Buna 111 follow in the Sunset Memorial ark. Arrangements by Melton Mortuary Florists Send FLOWERS To Express The Glory 01'' ASTER! Orchids Easter Lilies Corsages Potted Plants OPEN EASTER DAY! SNOW THORNTON FLORISTS 319 Prince Si.

Ph. 253-737 i VING. APRIL 10, 19T4 On May 17, 1971, Cornell Unl- i ornithologists announced what they said was the first successful rearing of a wild bird of prey hatched from an artificially inseminated egg. 1 FLOWERS SING THE JOY OF EASTER SELECT A 'TRADITIONAL Lily 'Plants Flower Arrangement FKOM OUK WIDE SELECTION DIAS FLORAL Flowers Telegraped Anywhere' 345 City Avenue Phone 253-456 -FREE PARKING-6 Lost, Found, Strayed LOST ladles glasess in case, be tween parking lot and Murphy's Reward. Dial 253-3879.

LARGE male poodle wearing red collar, black with white chest with long tail. Lost in Shady Spring area next to Glade Springs in tor nado. call 763-2882 or 2S3-5633. LOST 2 BLACK and tan beagle pups Cauell Heights, call 253-2852. FOUND recently In A and Pliza Store, class tints and wediinl band.

Owners may claim by tying and paying for ad. Beckiey Newspapers Classified Adv Dept. LOST at Pipestem, 1974 Woodrow Wilson Class ring with James Jeffrey Stanton engraved inside. Reward. Phunc 252-6306 or 252-3717.

Wallpapering and Painting PAINTING, roofing and carpentry days 253-4991, evenings. 252-4974. INTERIOR, exterior a i i Phone George Charlton, 294-6986. PAINTING, interior and exter or work, free estimates, insured Mountain State, 763-3534. Expert Furniture Antiquing Free estimates.

Call 6S3-9248 or 252-1870. FOR THE BEST IN DECORATING. FLOYD CONTRACTING ENTERPRISES Public Liability Insurance 252-8884 COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL PAPERING P. 0. Box 1861.

Beckley, W. Va. FOR PROFESSIONAL PAINTING WALL COVERING INSTALLATION LOWELL FOLEY, 252-6000 PAINTING, Interior and exterior reasonable rates, guaranteed work, free estimates Insured. Call Gene Crone, 253-0641. BOB'S INTERIOR and exterior painting remodeling, free estimates, call Bobby Pate.

763-2839 or Ray, 7832081. Crow. W. Va. 1ft Money to Loan CASH LOANS TU $800 People's Finance Co.

303 PRINCE ST. PH. 253-4341 12 Beauty Suggestions LUZIER. IS HERE WEDNESDAY APRIL 10TH Room 206 Ramada Inn BEAUTY CLINIC 1 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Merchandise sold at discount prices at this meeting only! FREF, DEMONSTRATION REFRESHMENTS PUBLIC INVITED Millie Scott, Area Distributor Phone 253-6564 (Clip Ad for Free Gift) IX Educational Instruction LEARN TO DRIVE CERTIFIED driver a i instructor. Noel RIffe. 252-790G. 20 Professional Directory MASTER LOCKSMITH LOST those keys? Need keys changed? Locks, keys, safes, sold, icrviced, repaired and installed. Vfobilc service anywhere anytime.

ANDY'S LOCK SHOP Rt. 3, Beckley, W. Va. Ph. 253-5354 3 ENTERPRISES VYETTA HONAKUK INCOME SERVICE 735 South Kanawha.

St. PHONE 255-1651 22 Repair Service MOWER and tiller tune-up and repair, service, 7G3-28G3. TV service, Clacy Raawtn, Shady 3O you have small appliances, power tools or Inwn mowers MARION'S REPAIR SERVICE Appliances Heat Refrigeration 24 Hr. Emergency Service PHONE 252-2335 or 252-7899 BIKE SHOP --PARTS AND SERVICE- BICYCLE REPAIR William C. Ham-- 125 Warden St.

Walcr Well Drilling SPECIALIZING IN CLEANING AND RECASING OLD WELLS OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE B. M. SIMMONS Box 113, Cool Ridce, Ph. 717-3041. HOTPOINT AND GE Appliance Repair Service Factory Trained Servicemen uick.

Efficient and Reasonable Sparks TV Appliance 05 Prince St. Ph. 252-6523 2 Repair Service C. A. SHUMATE DRILLING WATER-INDUSTRIAL PHONE (83-5012 before p.m.

PHONE 5 p.m. ONCHETE, patios, porches and all types concrete work, 252-0323 or WRIGHT'S Appliances TV Factory Trained Service Personnel WE SERVICE ALL MAJOR UHAND NAME APPLIANCES QUICK DEPENDABLE SERVICE LOW PRICES Ph. iU-nil 23 Electrical Swrict JONES ELECTRIC CO. LL typei electrical wiring, Mw and old houie wlrtnn, fret stlmates. Iniurert, LloenMd, 177982.

If no niuwer 4 Plimbinj Hurting Service LUMBINO-work, rtawnible. wen tu.r.ntetd. J8S-1841 or BMM. Air condllinnlnf, heiilnff, 14 Hour i vice, CHI7H-N3I. CALL THE GEN KM AL For Fast Service ON hentlnf air comHIionlnj MUlJment, Mrvlw inJtalliitlon, complete iheet HEATING APPLIANCES, INC.

1604 So. Kanawha St. 252-8571 27 Watch Rewiring 'TIMKX WATCH hS We 'Bin Tick ERIC'S JEWEIJW 3M Neville St. Pli. M3.352 28 Special Notices FLOOR sanding, 11 title.

Free estimates. Call 25.MGU1 REASONABLE HATES. CALL GRANVILLE HliAGG, 763-2544. ROOFING, palnllng, tree removal carpenter work, call after 4 p.m PLOWING DISCING PHONE Z53-1746 PLOWING and brush hogging Phone John R. Boland, 253-0503.

TREE trimming and removal shrubbery and hedges, free estimates. Henry (Buddy) McCal lister. 255-1774. TREES trimmed, removed, lots cleared, 763-2237. WANT CARPENTER AND CONCRETE JOBS.

CALL 252-9771. Eve's Tree Service TRIMMING, replacing, removing 763.2439 or 703-2402. Kitchen Remodeling ROOFING, add-on rooms, blocks and siding, complete job. HAVE GRAVELY WILL PLOW. PHONE Z53-2419 TREES trimmed, removed, lots cleared.

free i a reasonable rates, 253-9698. PANELING, painting, small car pentry Jobs. 252-7610. MOTHERS! For your convenience bring your children to my hom while you shop, town location, call 252-0077. BRICK and block work, free estimates.

Call 469-3275. CARPENTER worK of all types, new homes, concrele work, Iret estimates, 763-2519. TREE trimming and removal, Kenneth Webb, dial 253-8724. CARPET CLEANING STBAMKX way, no shrinking, no soaking, work guaranteed. WINDOW CLEANING PHONE 253-0205 Dura Clean Service "CARPET CLEANING 1 ABSORBPTION process, the safe sure way to clean your CARPETS, no scrubbing, no soak ing, ready for use the same day Commercial, industrial a i residential.

For free estimate call 0. E. JESSUP CO. Phone 253-3521 or 253-0666 weekdays or Saturday and Sunday CARPET MASTERS CLEANING Co ROBERT DANIELS, OWNER OPERATOR and Upholstery Cleaned Installation. Phone 253-8810 or 253-5238 for free TREE WORK GUTTER work, painting, tree work and removal, free estimates, work guaranteed, insured, 15 years experience, 683-9712 or 253-2853.

MOBILE WORKSHOP ''LOOR covering, a i a installation, painting, moving, general labor, lawn, basement, paneling, repair, furniture, plumbing, deliveries, call 252-7111. f. C. Shumate Drilling WATER AND INDUSTRIAL CALL SS3-9SS8 ANYTIME Box 25. Coal City.

W. 29 Roofing ROOFING EXPERTLY installed roofing and remodeling: also room additions, insured (or your protection. Free estimates. Phone 252-1685 or 252-2374. LET us check your roof, experienced crew, guaranteed work.

Free estimates, B83-9097. ROOFING and carpentry work, call 252-9911 alter 5:00. ROOFING REPAIRS GUTTER work, all work guaranteed Phone 252-3116. 33 Wanted to Buy Please describe and quote price, tfo merchant tokens wanted. Paul rtace, 17916 Delavan, Cleveland, Ohio 44119.

VANT to buy any type cultivating tractors and equipment, especially Cubs, Super A's, HO's, Olivers. Call or write Dickie Caudle, 239 Endsley Salem, N. C. 27106 stating kind and price. IIGHEST prices paid for used spinet and studio pianos, Jan Campbell Music Co.

Dial 252-0391. WANTED TO BUY SCRIP, any coal company or will trade knives, collector bottles for crip, Steve Chappo, Box 335, Beckley, W. or phone 253-6633 evenings. BUYING silver dollars prior to 1984, all U. S.

gold coins, highest prices Pa MARTY'S INC. Beckley, W. Va. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Easter Gifts for the Young Ones from Tin Bccktoy Newipautri Corp. LOSE weight with and Hydrex Water Pllli, Colony Drill.

S3SS. ofiTVfi TALENT BOOKINGS, Violtt Agency, Nashville nil uyti artiste. CaU 7M-137S. LONELY gentleman hoTsekeepw? state preferred, anyone interested write Box A- S44, care Beckley FAT? "overweight Try the Dlndax plan reduce excess fluid with Fluidex no prescription Lilly Drugs. 'BE.

"ASSURED WHEN GILMER I A IM Dr. So. Ph- 253-I3M ABORTION BIRTH CONTROL INFORMATION REFERRAL NO FEE Anesthesia. Vasectomy, Tubal I Liiaaursa DUAL control car, instructor, Oliver Harper. Phone, 852-3877 after 3 p.m.

TALENT WANTED SONGS or singer for Nashville recording. Violet Cole Publlshini Daniels, W. 763-2375. ABORTIONS ABORTION INFORMATION UP TO 24 WEEKS --Free professional Advice---FREE TEST- Confldenllal Lelal Suli Cost As Low As $100 Voluntary Referral Phone (304) 344-SU7 24 HOUR SERVICE WANTED 500 NEW CUSTOMERS MARTY'S INC. Ph.

253-7318-BeckIty, W. Va. NORM'S DRIVING LESSONS 1100 GUARANTEED LICENSE PHONE 68J-9S64 BECKLEY DETECTIVE A LICENSED BONDED PHONE 252-51S6 Alter 5 p.m. ABORTION INFORMATION IF you are troubled by a pregnancy prob em and would like abortion Information cost AS low $65 then call us CONCERN FAMILY PLANNING "A Community Service" 24 Hours A Day Call 7 Days Each Week FREE PREONANCT TEST (304) 346-5363 40 Trades, Skills WANTED EXPERIENCED METAL BODY REPAIRMAN -HIGHEST WAGES-- Liberal Pension Plan-CONTACT MR. BURBA I53-2J55 BEFORE P.M.

SURVEYOR wanted to locale and survey 2 pieces of land in Summers County. Write to Michael John Grlllo, 14224 Woodwell Terrace. Silver Spring Md. 20900. ELECTOICAL inspector for bnlldinR construction, graduate electrical engineer or qualified by experience.

Salary commensurate with experience. Phone Charleston 342-0159. WANTED experienced gas and dlesel mechanic, good paying job. modern Knrafo. Write Box 291, Oak Hill, W.

Vn. HELP WANTED Well established engineering firm has positloni open for engineers, land surveyors, rodmen, draftsmen and Inspectors at our offices in Oak Hill and Princeton. Experienced personnel preferred. Salary negotiable. Fringe benefits.

Apply at either of the following locations: PENTREE, INCORPORATED 912 East Main Street Oak Hill, West Virgin a 23901 Tel: 3(M-- 165-5697 PENTREE, INCORPORATED Branch Office 1330 Mercer Street Prnceton, West Virginia 24740 Tel: 304--425-9390 BEAUTICIAN with following, excellent shop and opportunity, 8358 after p.m., 233-0515. WANTED skilled mechanic for alignment, brakes and motor tuna up. Modern facilities, top wages. Dial 253-7378 between 4 and 5 p.m. WANTED experienced certified mine section foremen.

soslUons oiler an excellent salary, jlus bonus, complete family benefit covernge and other outstanding benefits. Working conditions are above average In high coal. Wrlto H. W. Scott, care Annco Steel Montco.il, W.Va, 25135 or )hone 854-1761.

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with finest quality Chocolate. confections. 4oz. Sox, i AT- LILLY'S DRUG Wwnt.