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10--Raleigh Register, Beckley, W. Monday Afternoon, June 11, 1973 District 29 President Pledges Support For BLA United Mine Workers of America District 29 president Levi Daniel told the crowd of around 80 persons at the Thursday meeting of the Beckley Black Lung Association that the union is "behind you are Eustice 100 per cent." "You are a part of us," Daniel told participants in the meeting, held in the conference room at the Raleigh County Community Action Association. Daniel urged formation of a three-member committee to work with similar committees from Kentucky, Virginia, and other parts of West Virginia concerned with the number of applicants whose Black Lung claims have been turned down, and the number of claims which have not been acted on. The committees will try to get government representatives to come to the coalfields for meetings to discuss the problems, Daniel said. Calling the numbers of persons whose claims are being turned down "a problem con- Dividend Declared The Executive Committee of the Board of Directors of Hospital a i of America declared a six cents semi-annual cash dividend on common a resident John C.

Neff, has announced. The dividend will be payable July 30, 1973, to stockholders of record June 29, 1973. Hospital Corporation America is the nation's largest investor-owned hospital company, with 50 hospitals and more than 7,400 beds in operation in 12 states, 13 other facilities under construction and a number of others planned. The Company's common stock Is listed on the New York Stock Exchange. fronting all of us," Daniel said he got word "they'll be turning down from 20,000 to 30,000 people." The three represent the selected Beckley Clay; BLA Mike Burgess, co-chairman of the BLA; and Frank a treasurer.

Daniel said he would like for state and federal legislators to visit the Beckley chapter because "This is not the intent of Congress to deny claims." Daniel praised Rep. Ken Hechler for the congressman's work in getting black lung claims processed. He said he supported Hechler's recommendation that the federal government supply lawyers to help people process their claims. The BLA membership voted to invite federal and state legislators to attend a special meeting to discuss black problems. The group also voted to hold all future weekly meetings at the Raleigh County courthouse.

The group voted unanimously to send a letter to the Social Security Administration requesting that all claimants be given their choice of a physician to perform any necessary examinations. VISTA volunteer Bob Runowski stated that a special BLA Meeting with Beckley Social Security representatives earlier Thursday, the answers gven were by the evasive representatives and "They did not give us enough information. They would not give us concrete answers." Daniel urged persons to file their black lung claims before July 2--the new deadline when claims will revert to state Workmen's Compensation rules instead of the more liberal ederal amendments. James Gillian displays one of his new food catering trucks outside the Prince Lunch at 105 Prince St. which he has operated since March.

Operating under the name of Jim-Bo's Food and Business And Industry Beverage Shoppes, Gillian's two trucks will call on industrial sites a Beckley during breaks and lunch hours, providing hot and cold a i soups, beverages, and other food items, where food service is not usually available. i i a has been remodeling the i Lunch and after June 20 it will also be doing business under the Jim-Bo's name. Catering Service On Wheels Brings Food Items To Business Places James T. Gillian, operator of the Prince Lunch restaurant on the corner of Kanawha and Prince streets, has established a catering service on wheels, bringing hot'lunches and other meals to industrial a manufacturing sites arounc Beckley where food service not usually available. Operating under the name of Jim-Bo's Food and Beverage Shoppes, Gillian presently has two trucks which cater hot and cold sandwiches, hot soups, beverages including coffee, milk and soft drinks, as well other items.

The trucks wall call on Girl Marines Take Part In Conference One of the first official functions for the recently organized Young i Marines a junior branch of the Beckley detachment of the Marine Corps League was the MCL- Mid-East Division Conference held in Beckley Friday and Saturday for delegates from five states and the District of Columbia. Girls selected to represent the detachment at a recep- tion Thursday honoring retired Major a George S. Bowman superintendent of Marine Military Academy, Harlingen, are (seated from left to right), Louise Alderman, Linda Miller and Sherry Lester and (standing) Robin Lusk. General Bowman, in town for the conference, said he felt that both the junior branches of the MCL here would reflect credit upon the community. The girls model specially designed uniforms featuring white blouses with gold and scarlet emblems, navy skirts and medium blue caps accented with starred scarfs in red, white and blue.

The Young Girl Marines currently have a roster of 22 members. Number To Boys State A record number of delegates. hold a scholastic average of notjLafon, John File, Paul Wheeler, businesses around the area keeping a tight schedule according to lunch hours and shift changes, noon meals, and during evening shifts as well. Gillian will have the specially built, 1973 Chevy trucks on the Former 7 L0ssfe' Jo Dance In Dramas Toneta Lynne Akers vnll dance in the historical drama's Corps de Ballet this season, Larry D. Augustine, producer- general manager, has announced.

Miss Akers ia a 1973 graduate of Woodrow Wilson High School where she performed as head dancer of the "Lassies." She has also appeared in several West Virginia Ballet Festivals, receiving an excellent raring. She performed two 3'ears with the Hetzer Theatrical Production of "Aqua Follies" in Hinton and danced with the Beckley Curtain Callers in "Damn Yankees." Augustine also pointed out that the young dancer has appeared professionally with the Rose Dancers throughout the tri-state area. The Rose Dancers are under the direction of Jerry Rose, who is also resident choreographer for the drama association. When the North Carolina Ballet Theatre was in Beckley recently Miss Akers worked on their technical crew. She also represented Raleigh County in America's Junior Miss pageant.

In less than two weeks "Hat- fields and McCoys" and "Honey In The Rock" will open their thirteenth season At Cliffside Amphitheatre in Grandview State Park. For reservations call 253-8313 or write, HONEY AND HAT- FIELDS, Box 1205, Beckley, Va. zip code 25801. W. Air Force Awards 1,000 Scholarships Paul J.

Smith son of M. Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Smith, is among 1,000 students who have awarded a four-year U. S.

Air Force Reserve Officers' Training Candidate scholarship. road today. He has more trucks available as needed. Gillian has been remodeling the Prince Lunch, which he has managed since March, and after June 30, the restaurant will also operate under the name of Jim-Bo's Food and Beverage Shoppes. Gillian returned to his home town of Beckley last August after a seven-year stay in Viet- for the Morrison-Knudsen a general contracting firm, in Boise, Idaho.

Gillian lives at 2 0 2 Maryland Ave. with his wife Mai and their child. Clink Schedule The Beckley-Raleigh County Health Department has announced its clinic schedule for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Wednesday from noon until 4 p.m. a family planning clinic will be held by appointment.

Thursday from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. a general health clinic is scheduled. Friday at 9 a.m. a pediatric clinic will be held by appointment.

MOTOR CARRIER NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE AS A CONTRACT ARRIER AND FOR TEMPORARY AUTHORITY M. C. CASE No. XXXXXX The undersigned has filed with the public Service Commission of West Virginia an application for a permit To operate three (3) motor vehitles(s) as a contract carrier in the transportation of Road Building materials in Mercer and adjoining counties, under contract with Mercer Crushed Stone. and in Raleigh.

Fayette, Mercer, Wyoming, Summers and adjoining Counties, under contract with Raleigh Stone Co. Rate to be Paid: $9.50 or S.50 plus 6 cents additional per mile and $12.50 per hour. Temporary authority for the above operation may be granted unless written protest stating the reasons therefor is filed with the Commission at its offices in the Capitol Building within three (3) publication. in Charleston days of this A permit to operate as a contact carrier, as hereinabove set forth, a be issued on this application, without formal hearing thereon, unless written protest stating the reasons therefor is filed with the Commission at its offices in the rom WashbuiTi Rural High Capitol within Building ten (10) in Charleston days of this publication. I Coal Company Box 23 Cool Ridge, West Virginia 25825 6-10-M-l-RR will Pradnnrp rhk month NOTICE OF TRUSTEES' SALE win graduate mis montn Not i Ce hereb iven virtt from Raleigh County will be less than 2.5.

Ronald Thompson, Matthew attending the 1973 Mountaineer, Chairman for Boys State in Keatley, Edward Rahall, Mur- --L- xtr i i State which is an iRaleigh County, W. M. Houchins, said American Legion rey Loflin, Malcolm Smith II and Edward Culicerto. SPONSORS for the bovs are American Legion sponsored Post 32 is sending 14 young citizenship and leadership camp men, representing Woodrow theVeckley Club Beckley to be held June 17-23 Shady Spring and i ks Lodg Trap Hi Lions jHill high schools, with the American egion Post 3 an( at Boys of Community sponsors. i i auxi i iary iwanis Club, Srarp is limited to "64 delegates -I Ke sre ater number than i Beaver Lions, i TM LCJ win UK a a Shady Spring Ruritans one year pilot training course trom iunior classes ot j0 whee ingt the state largest Becklev ivitans, Rotary Club completion, Paul will i L- i i Virt i i i Jackson's Mill.

ENROLLMENT Base, where his father stationed. Paul's grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. A.

Smith of 324 Canterbury Drive, and Mrs. Annie McMillion of 133 Forest Ave. The scholarship itself will pay for tuition and books and will provide Paul and others with an allowance of $100 per month. They must maintain a grade in all their classes, meet all physical requirements and maintain the personal conduct befitting an officer. After college there will be a from junior Virginia high schools who must! -n 'Cuicb, be the upper one-fourth their class academically and EACH COLISTV is inr and In Columbus.

serve five vears active dutv. addition to these i other delegates from Raleigh a certain number of delegates, CounU? wiu be sponsored bv however, where a high school Arner can Leg ion Posts No a youngster who cannot; i Becklev and in Sophia- classes at the Beckley-Raleigh meet the eligibility require-; Correction Women's physical education has Schmauss, 718 is a new member of the board of direc- is hereby given by virtue of that certain trust deed dated the 18th day of September. 1969, executed by James A. Cross, single, to Frank M. Hereford and Joe C.

Hereford, trustees, of record in the office of the Clerk of the County Court of Raleigh County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book 3GO, at page 78. the note secured by said trust deed having been assigned unto Federal National Mortgage Association by assignment dated the 13th day record Of September, 1969, said Clerk's office of ors of the International Asso- County YMCA will begin nients, the applications are Tuesday rather than July where there nri a reported in Sunday's com' eligible boys who can obtain! ll hinprl Priitmn i a sponsor Seaman Recruit Ronnv D. has been chief ex- bined edltl 'Cox, son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

ccutive officer of the Becklev sponsor. Bovs State of Rehabilitation Facili- Assignment Book 8, at page 141, the maker of the note and obligation having failed to pay the same as provided for under the terms of said note and trust deed and the holder of the note having declared the whole to be due and payable and having requested the undersigned in writing to make sale of the real estate described in said trust, deed, we will sell at public auction to the highest bidder on Tuesday, June 12, 1973. at 11:00 o'clock A. M. at the front door of the courthouse of said Raleigh County, in Beckley, West Virginia, the following property in the City of Beckley, County of "Raleigh.

State of West Virginia, being parts of Lois Nos. 64 nnd 65 of the Combs Addition to the City of Beckley, as shown and designated upon a map of the said Combs Addition, of record in said Clerk's office in Deed Book 68, at page 32. and which said part of said lots is and Mel Hancock, physical direc- ir disciplmarv. tor at the said that group exercises and jogging will highlight the classes to be held Tuesdays and Thursdays from not recreational or E. Cox of Hemlock Appalachian Regional Hospital more particularly bounded described as follows.

A part of Lot 64 and a part of Lot (55 of the Combs Addition to the City of Beckley. West Virginia. Said lot fronts forty-five (45) feet on Combs Street and extends back in a southcrnly direction 150 feet on the line between Lots 63 nnd to Third Street: thence with the line of Third Street in a westernly direction 50 feet to a Highway Bond Sale Will Open June 14 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI) Gov. Arch Moore said Saturday bids will be opened June 14 for the sale of another $40 million in highway revenue bonds.

Moore said S20 million will come from the 1964 Roads Amendment, while the other $20 million will be sold under the 1968 Roads Development Amendment. Both will be sold as a single issue. The legislature approved sale of the bonds during its regular session earlier this year. 122 Repair Service "Personal" LAWN mower, tiller repair, reasonable, call 253-6035 DO you have small appliances, power tools or lawn mowers needing repairs? Call 253-7865. A FEW drops of peroxide will loosen most tight screws and bolts.

One phone call will sell "don't needs" with a Classified Ad! BM Contractors COMPLETE remodeling, patios, I porches, room additions, roofing, Better paneling, ceiling tile, specials on aluminum siding, 252-0322 or 2535911. LAWN mower repair service, 13 years experience, 253-4088. MOTOR CARRIER NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR A PERMIT TO OPERATE AS A CONTRACT CARRIER AND FOR TEMPORARY AUTHORITY M.C. CASE No.XXXXXX The undersigned has filed with the Public Service Commission of West Virginia an application for a permit to operate three (3) motor vehicle(s) as a contract carrier in the transportation of Road Building materials in Mercer and adjoining Counties, under contract with Mercer Crushed Stone, and in Raleigh, Fayette, Mercer, Wyom ing, Summers, and adjoining Counties, under contract with Raleigh Stone Co. Rate to be Paid: $9.50 or S.50 plus 6 cents additional per mile and $12.50 per hour.

Temporary authority for the above operation may be granted unless written protest stating the reasons therefor is filed with the Commission at its offices in the Capitol Building in Charleston within three (3) days of this publication. A permit to operate as a contract carrier, as hereinabove set forth, may be issued on this application, without formal hearing thereon, unless written protest stating the reasons therefor is filed with the Commission at its offices in the Capitol Building in Charleston within ten (10) days of this publication. Ira V. Lilly Box 245 Beaver, West Virginia 25813 6-10-M-1RR DEATH NOTICES --AND-Funeral Arrangements WILLIS WILLIS. James Albert: age 74.

of MacArthur. Funeral services be conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at the Crab Orchard Baptist Church with Rev. Bill Withers and the Rev. Shirley Donnelly officating.

Entombment be made in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens Mausoleum. Arrangements by Calfee Funeral Home WRIGHT WRIGHT. Mrs. Pearl: age 77, of Minden. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m.

Monday at the Pleasant Valley Baptist Church at Minden with the Rev. Robert Coles officiating. Burial will follow in the Greenwood Memorial Park. Arrangements toy Ritchie Johnson Funeral Parlors, Inc. SMITH SMITH.

Kenneth Earl: age 57. of Beckley. The body is at the Rose and Quesenberry Funeral Chapel, 1901 South Kanawha Street. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Monday at the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel with the Rev.

Robert Coburn and the Rev. Fred Dillon officiating. Burial will follow in the Sunset Memorial Park. Arrangements by Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel O'DELL O'DELL. Mrs.

Thelma Jean: age 56. of Beckley. Funeral services will be conducted at 1 p.m. Tuesday in the Rose and Quesenberry Peace Chapel. 1901 South Kanawha Street, with the Rev.

Larry Wall officiating. Burial will follow in the Sunset Memorial Park. Arrangements by Rose Quesenberry Funeral Chapel CAMPBELL CAMPBELL. George Waller: age 58, of Terry. W.

Va. The body will at the Webb and Neal Funeral Home. 471 Vance Drive, pending the completion of funeral arrangements. Arrangements by Webb Neat Funeral Home BOWDEN BOWDEN, Mrs. Marie: age 71, of MacArthur.

The body is at the Webb and Neal Funeral Home, 471 Vance Drive. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Webb and Neal Chapel with the Rev. Leslie A. Garten officating.

Burial will follow in the Blue Ridge Memorial Gardens. Friends may call after 5 p.m. Monday. Arrangements by Webb Neal Funeral Homo Lost, Found, Strayed LOST in the vicinity of McLean Addition, black and white persian cat. has white feet and breast and blazed face, answers to "Susie reward.

252-4889. REWARD LOST male, black, white and tan Beagle Monday, June 4, 1973. The dog was last seen on Willis Ave. in Crab Orchard. Anyone having any knowledge of this "dog is asked to call 253-3913 or 253-2000 after 5 p.m.

This dog is wearing a collar with name and address of owner. FOUND one key Thursday, near Beckley Newspapers. Owner may claim by identifying and paying for ad. Classified Dept. Beckley Newspapers.

SUBSTANTIAL REWARD FOR information leading to whereabouts and return of black Chihuahua-Manchester, 3 years old, white markings on chest and legs, weighs 4 pounds, 21 inches high when standing on hind legs. Missing since May 3. in Harper Road, Turnpike and Sunny Acres area. Call Harry Cook. 252-9942 or 252-7137.

9 Wallpapering and Painting BASHAM painting and Contracting. Interior and exterior painting, free estimates. 253-1826. PAINTING and small repairs. Call 252-0204.

PAINTING interior and exterior, dryivall, small repairs, tree trimming, 253-3450, after 3 call 8779921. PAINTING, Interior and exterior, reasonable rates, guaranteed work, free estimates Insured. Call Gene Crone, 253-0641. COMMERCIAL and residential painting and repair, neat work, W. Lively.

877-2849 after 7:30 p.m. since 1968. 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the for five weeks.

Hancock will tracurncular activities, munitv contributions ex- com-; a 49 other men to be the color Schmauss ha communitv and be the instructor. ,1 i dub facilities rsaun, a cabmets, health bikes, etc.) and ged camp, Houchins! 3 1 has been chosen over Boys are selected on the: 49 TM en t( be 1 basis of classroom work, ex- his company Stationed at Great Lakes, 111., a a i'- he appeared in a parade in Chicago Saturday. stake; G4 and professional! between common corner to Lots 65; thence in a north 'life IIS Lots 64 and es: thence he currently )utl es int Lot 63 a distance of 1 i i it) i in Lounty nealtn; a north westcrniy direction cross, character. Raleigh Council and the "legislative tvlinfce between cormViittee of the West Virginia street, said Hospital Association. Albert B.

Calli of Xew Lo 's and 64 10 Money To Loan CASH LOANS TO People's Finance Co. 303 PRINCE ST. PIT. 253-4341 CASH BY MAIL $800 Confidential. Convenient terms.

No cosigners. Roberts Loan Box M71C Wheeling. W. Va. 2G003 18 Educational Instructions Biil HONOR GRADUATE Mi George Ha.

TM oti Se" Massie of Shady Columbus, Ohio. Weitmian of ra gymnastics equipment. Spring, both of Shady Spring George! who graduated cum named vice-president' The class is free to mem- High and Beckley students who laude, "rece ved 'his bachelor's bers, with a S12 charge for attend Woodrow i 1 r. degree during OSU's annual Rockets powered b- an nonmembrs. Contact the at Wi 252-9595 to sign up.

ivcy Combs stake being 10 fcet! southeast of the common cornerj of Lots 64 and 65 where thevi LEARN TO DRIVE CERTIFIED driver a i instructor. Noel Riffe. 252-7906 CALL Professional Directory HOTPOINT AND GE Appliance Repair Service Factory Trained Servicemen Quick, Efficient and Reasonable Sparks TV Appliance 305 Prince St. 252-6523 SPRINKLE sal soda on your garage floor to remove grease and oil spots. Call 253-3321 to place a low- cost classified ad.

24 Plumbing Heating Service GLENN'S plumbing, heating and roofing, new and repair work. phone 787-3908. CALL THE GENERAL For Fast Service On All Types Of Air Conditioning Equipment Commercial and Residential LICENSED SERVICE PERSONNEL GENERAL HEATING APPLIANCE, INC. 1604 South Kanawha 252-8571 FURNACE AND AIR CONDITIONING INSTALLATION and i i residential and i a licensed and insured, 15 years experience. Scott Heating and Air Conditioning Co.

PHONE 252-9059 28 Special Notices FURNACE installation and minor repairs, plumbing and electrical work, 683-4518. EXPERT tree trimming and removal, Bobby Vance, 253-13579. TRACTOR work. Brush hogging, blade work, post hole digging, plowing and discing. 253-4284.

THE WYOMING County Young People for Christ Crusade Open Air Revival. Located on the parking lot of Kepler Mines, PineviUe. June 18 through 23. 7:30 p.m. nightly.

Evangelist Roy L. Lyons and Mervin Smith. Everyone welcome. SPECIAL NOTICE GREENWOOD Memorial Park requests that anyone desiring to reclaim Memorial Day flowers do so by Saturday, June 17. The cemetery will be cleaned Monday, June 19.

MRS. JEWELL DILLARD, OWNER GREENWOOD MEMORIAL PARK ROOFING and carpentry work, call after 5, 252-9911. MASONRY work, chimney work, caulking, painting, stucco, water leaks repaired, call after 5. 252-9911. REMODELING, repairs, painting, paneling, ceiling tile, concrete, roofing, guttering.

253-8942. INTERIOR and exterior remodeling. Call between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. 252-6820.

HARDWOOD floors, sheetrock, paneling, painting, roofing and other small jobs, guaranteed work. Call 252-5952. TREE work, trimming, removal and clearing lots, 253-8724. BECKLEY WAREHOUSE STORAGE SPACE COMMERCIAL, fully insured. RR siding, by day.

week, month or year, dial 252-0444. PAINTING, roofing, gutters downspouts, 9698. free estimates. Call 253- ROOFING GUTTER work, painting, tree work and removal, free estimates, all work guaranteed, insured. 15 years experience.

Phone 252-6994 or 6839712. REMODELING FLOOR sanding, paneling, tile, painting and block work, call 6835240 or 253-6308. BEAT THE HEAT! With Central Air Conditioning For All Your Heating And Cooling Needs! AIR COMFORT "YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC DEALER FOR THIS AREA" PHONE 252-4070 A. B. C.

ROOFERS SPECIAL prices on new roofs, self seal shingles, roll roofing, gutters and downspouts, all work guaranteed, out of town call collect. Sophia, W. Va. Phone 683-3192 ELECTRIC work and house wiring. Phone 253-G509.

J. C. Shumate Drilling WATER AND INDUSTRIAL CALL 683-9886 ANYTIME Box 25, Coal City. W. Va.

TREE SERVICE --INSURED-REMOVAL replacing, new roofing or repair, lots cleared, hauling, odd jobs, guttres installed, estimates, 253-2253 or 252-4557. free PAINTING interior and exterior, drywall. small repairs, tree trimming, 253-3450, after 3 call 8779921. RALEIGH miracle xvater refiner sales and service. Iron free water guaranteed.

Phone 787-3606. HAVE Gravely will plow. Call 2525592 anytime after 10 a.m. Water AA Drilling SPECIALIZING IN CLEANING AND RECASING OLD WELLS OVER TWENTY YEARS EXPERIENCE R. M.

SIMMONS Box 113. Cool Ridge Ph. 787-3048 Bobby's Remodeling heating, roof painting, gutters, downspouts. paneling, awning, electric wiring, insulation, 252-2GG6. BLOCK LAYING CONCRETE WORK, 252-3398.

RJ Window Cleaning ALL TYPES of cleaning, year round service, refer to the yellow pages, 253-0205. 33 Wanted To Buy WANTED to buy pure while collie, 253- 4545. WANT to buy two. 15 inch, 8 lug wheels for -li-ton truck, 252-2631. WANTED to buy good used furniture and other items, "Cy" Lilly.

Used Furniture and Variety Mart, 410 City Beckley, 2529797 or 252-6025. HIGHEST prices paid for used spinet and studio pianos. Jan Campbell Music Co. Dial 252-6391. WANTED: good used refrigerator, bicycle and automobile.

Call 2535740, 37 "Personal" WILL the man from Shady Spring who was figuring with" me on building concrete steps a MacArthur please call McKinney at 253-9439. I have lost your phone number. HAVJE you a new neighbor from out of town? Call the City Hostess and help make the welcome to Beckley. Dial 253-6551. GILMER INSURANCE ALL TYPES COVERAGE 330 Valley Dr.

So. Ph. 253-8338 Abortions ABORTION INFORMATION Up To 24 Weeks Free Professional Advice --FREE PREGNANCY TEST- Confidential Legal Cost As Low As $100 Voluntary Referral Service Phone (304) 344-9117 24 HOUR SERVICE "Abortion" "Information" IF you are troubled by a pregnancy problem and would like an abortion, then call us. We can arrange an abortion for you in most cases the same day you call. Concern Family Planning "A Community Service" 24 HOURS A DAY CALL 7 DAYS A WEEK FREE PREGNANCY TESTS.

Phone (304) 346-5364 Music Instruction GUITAR lessons taught by appointment only, 5 years experienced teacher, Jan Campbell Music 252-6391. 41 Female Help Wanted ATTRACTIVE $50 per week job for housewives with children. Call 2523763 for interview appointment. BABYSITTER and housekeeper for 6 children, live in, $25 week, 2533852 or 252-0992. WAITRESS wanted, must be young and neat in appearance, 683-4009.

RESTAURANT HELP WANTED. House of Hofbrau. Apply 1101 Johnstown Road. ATTRACTIVE lady to manage new apartment complex, also part time assistant needed. Experience preferred, but not necessary, 44 hour week.

Send resume including references to Box A 3 1 9 care Beckley Newspapers Corp. NEED good Christian lady at once to live in with elderly lady, 6772553. SALESLADY wanted, must have experience. Applv in person Monday thru Saturday, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Harvey's Fashions, Plaza Mall, Beckley, W.

Va. BEAUTICIANS wanted. Apply in person. Harvey's Wig Villa and Beauty Salon, Plaza Mall, Beckley, Monday thru Saturday, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

BABYSITTER needed in my home. Apply 400 3rd Ave. Beckley. after 5. OPENING for three women part time or full, earn $4 to $6 per hour commission, 253-6564 or 5742462.

EXPERIENCED kitchen needed, must be over 18. Apply after 2 p.m., Henry's Restaurant, 1023 Valley Dr. Beckley, no phone calls. CLEANING help needed, Charles House. Apply in person Monday thru Saturday, 9 a.m.

to 4 p.m. RECEPTIONIST WANTED. Permanent position. Must be reliable. References required.

Write Box A- 316. care Beckley Newspapers Corp. WANT middleaged woman tor light housework, 252-1998. COULD YOU USE AN EXTRA $50 A WEEK? WOULD you be willing to spend 6 hours' a week to earn that $50? If so call 252-4810 after 6. WANTED for nlgnt shift, general kitchen help.

Those not interested in night shift need not apply. We pay federal minimum wage. Must be 18, neat In appearance and able to obtain a health card. Apply in person at the Town and Country Restaurant, after 5 p.m. No calls.

Collector "Wanted NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY TRANSPORTATION FURNISHED Applv in Person People's Credit Store 307 Prince St. WANTED 6 hairdressers for beauty salon opening in June, call 253-5G27 or 253-4486. WANTED DINING room waitresses. Must be 18 years old, neat in appearance and able to obtain health card. APPLY IN PERSON TOWN AND COUNTRY RESTAURANT After 5 p.m.

No Phone Calls Manager Wanted FOR ladies' and children's ready to wear. Prefer experienced. Will take top saleslady willing to accept responsibility, good working conditions. Apply in person Tuesday June 12. to Mr.

Carmichael, at the Thrifty Shop. 42 Male Help Wanted WANTED 2 Agressive MEN WITH families who are not taking home $200 per week. Call Bill Maynard, 252-6351, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon or from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.

WANTED experienced brake, tune up and front end man. Apply Moss Auto Electric, 253-9640. SERVICE station attendant at Bonded Oil. Valley Drive. 252-2891.

EXPERIENCED carpet installers with minimum of three years experience needed. None others need apply. Send resume to Rt. 2 Box 63. Beckley.

W. Va. 25801 WANTED by equal opportunity employer, rodmen, chainmen, phone 253-0920 after 6 p.m. IMMEDIATE OPENING EXPERIENCED maie sales clerk, salary, insurance, vacation and sick leave. E.

M. Payne Company. Main Street, Beckley. WANTED two reliable sober experienced bodymen. A Raleigh Wrecking 330 Eisenhower Dr.

ALL type remodeling wanted, top pay, steady Call Mr. Harvey. 253-2844 crewj work. APPLICATIONS Noio Being Accepted -FOR- Newspaper Motor Route Carriers Reply to Box A-320 care Beckley Newspapers Corp. TWO male orderlies for 3 to 11 and 11 to 7 shift, apply in person Pine Lodge Extended Care Center! Stanaford.

MEN EXPANDING company needs men the Pinexdlle area, salary or co i r' ssion For more information call 732-6178 Monday only. Now Accepting Applications Local Lumber Building Supply Co. Soon To Need Salesmen Warehousemen Pa on direction i the south east side! MASTER LOCKSMITH Combs Street, 45 feet to oST those kevs? Need kevsl point of i changed? safes, of a Cash in hand repaired and of sale and subject, to unpaid Mobile service anywhere anvtime. assessments ANHT'S LOCK SHOP i Experienced Need Apply Strictly Confidential PRIVATE DRIVING LESSONS 1 ir.strucior. dual control: A PP''TMt'ons car, call after 3 p.

m. complete resume a i present salary, hours now work- ariG salary expected. BECKLEY DETECTIVE AGENCY miriera! i ar.d reservations. Rf. Given ur.rier- our hanr's i 15th Ph.

23S-SS54! William Sigrnund, Douglas Co- spring commencement ceremo- discharge may reach speeds up vcy, Kevin Wall, Steven held Friday in Columbus. to 100,000 m.p.h 22 Trustee Rp Tri! toe Scrrice Fnr 'Rpi CALL HALSTEAD'S 252-2215 LICENSED BONDED Phone 252-SIfifi After 5 p.m. STEEL wcof and lemon clean pots and pans ju items sell fast when Classified Ad. Write Care Brckley Nws Corp. jvice, 252-6701..