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nunSea REAL ESTATE SALES ' NOTICE
iroad. I
as maMALL FARM," Iow-dopay Earn extra money. No invest-
Iternatient for as little as $90 pe, ment. Take orders for Lisa low
York honth, buy like rent, 466-35101 priced jewelry. For free cata-
ponsorluly ll-TFN, logs can toll free 1-800-631-1258.
July 17-Aug. 14p
sities I Lots ForSale
)posa]s!Acre building suite, low down ARE YOU PLANNING A
progOtyment $75.00 per Me. owner RUMMAGE OR GARAGE
the areiil finance. Call 466- 3510. SALE?
I, and hJuly 10- TFN
0urce
inistrr Sale: 2 lots on Madams
will also build for buyer.
be F.H.A. approved. 466-
July 12- TFN
For Rent: Bachelor house 1
room 16 x 16, utilities furnish-
ed approved by HUD. Call 466.
1714 or see Brud Neely.
Aug. 2-7p
Get the word out with a class-
ified ad! You'd be surprised House for rent close to Marie,
how little it costs and what big furnished $50 per month. Call
results it gets .... Advertise the 595- 4638. After 6 P.M.
tried and true way .... in the Aug. 2-9p
classified I
Aug. 7-16p TFN
SERVICES AVAILABLE
SERVICES AVAILABI]E
you need backhoe, dump
track loader, gravel,
see Robbie Turner or call
4530.
14-TFN
clocks cleaned and repair-.
Milous Cales, Rt. I, Box 42:
466- 0212.
7-16p
Plumbing Service
years experience, New work,
and minor carpen-
All work guarantee. 466-
June 7-TFN
refinishing, 15 years
Satisfactory guar-
free pick-
and delivery. Call 392-5948.
TFN
ILL MOW LOTS AT HILL-
CEMETERY
y or season contract. Call
- 2668, Rudy Allen.
ug. 2-7p
Work War'ted
linting & Varnishing 466- 2007.
:end. t4 une 5- TFN
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Me Vn d family pools. Huge 16' x
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in sl reing ." Installation optional.
than available, 21'- $I,695, 12 ' x
ty." $2,395, 24'- $2,995. Terms
is s iPnged ' Call toll free, day or
mrt:net, 800-245- 2287. Three
Iniv,:rSers Pool Co., Inc.
of Aay 10p
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first time it runs. If there is an
err'or, we will correct the ad ,
after that first time and add one "
more insertion to the running
time. We will not be responsible'
for classified advertisements
with errors which are not
brought to our attention immed-
iately.
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MEDICAL LABORATORY
TECHNICIAN class starts
September 10, 1979. Enrollment
limited. Apply now. Call (615)
526- 3660 or write Cumberland
School of Medical Technology,
321 N. Washington, Cookeville,
Tennessee 38501.
July 26- Aug. 16p
VA
News
Q- My claim for compensat-
ion for a World War If ser-
vice disability has been app-
roved by the Veterans Admin-
istration. Am I noweligible for
service disabled veterans in-
surance?
A-- You are not eligible if your
only service was during World
War n. Service disabled vet-
erans insurance is available
only to those veterans released
from active service under other
than dishonorable conditions
after April 24, 1951.
Q-- My father reached age 78
in March 1979. Is he eligible for
the 25 percent increase in his
VA pension?
A-- NO. Public Law 95- 588
eliminated the 25 percent in-
crease in rates for veterans
attaining age 78 on or after
January 1, 1979.
However, those pensioners
who attained age 78 before
January 1, 1979, do retain the 25
percent pension increase they
received.
--t erspace Ca "Sae l'Pickup Ca" or
466- 3993. 2499 466. 3724. /,
July 31-Aug.7p
ture with wire twists from
I, newly bread or garbage bags.Weave
or glue them into the wicker
and paint them to match.
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NEws 0r ENrER00N
'FLY' IN NEW R--AD- CiT-Y" S-HO-W
TWIN STEINWAYS
For Suzanne Mason and
Raymond Viola, playing
twin Steinways in the new
musical show at New York's
Radio City Music Hall is a
moving experience -- both
literally and figuratively.
As the world-famous
rockettes prance before
the footlights, the entire
39-piece orchestra, includ-
ing one ton of Steinway
grand pianos, is lifted hy-
draulically from its stage-
front pit, glides up and over
the scenery and dancers, and
comes gently to rest at the
rear of the stage--playing
all the way.
"Let me tell you, it's like
flying," exclaims Ms. Mason.
"A truly uncommon expe-
rience," adds her travelling
keyboard companion,
Mr. Viola. Both share what
may be a pianistic first--
playing two Steinway con-
cert grands "in flight."
Flying musicians aren't
the only hallmark of this
new family musical extrav-
aganza of 26 production
numbers and 1,000 cos-
tumes. Robert Jani, Radio
City's inventive new pro-
ducer and chief executive
officer, and Thomas Bahler,
creative director, know of
no other "show" orchestra
in America that uses two
concert grand pianos•
Describing the Steinway
as "the number one piano,"
Mr. Jani points out that
"showcased as they are, the
twin Steinways are part of
the 'look' of the show."
They are raised above the
other instruments on an
18-inch platform and one
piano has a novel, see-
through top.
The mastermind of lavish
musical productions for
Disney World, Mr. Jani har-
bored "the dream of my
heart" to one day use a glass
top piano. While planning
the Radio City show, he
confided that dream to
Steinway & Sons, provider
of the Music Hall's official
piano since its opening in
1932.
Voile! A transparent top
was available. It had been
FOR SALE
For Sale: Up right piano, newly
tuned. Call 466- 3769.
Aug. 2-9p
Two Steinways and the orchestra begin their
"flight" onto stage of Radio City Music Hall.
custom-made by Steinway
and first used in 1953 when
Dimitri Mitropoulos led the
New York Philharmonic in a
Carnegie Hall concert honor-
ing the 100th anniversary of
the renowned piano maker.
As the glitter of spotlights
rebound from the see-
through piano top, the 90-
minute music and dance
spectacular proclaims that
the recently-faltering Music
Hall is alive and well, offer-
ing a new brand of popular
family entertainment.
"Playing the Steinway
during the rebirth of this
great hall is a thrill," said
Ms. Mason, whose musical
background is rooted in the
classics, including solo
recitals at Lincoln Center
and Carnegie Hall. She also
performed popular music
in several Broadway
productions.
Unlike Mr. Viola, who has
been with the Radio City
orchestra for 26 years,
Ms. Mason is making her
Music Hall debut in the new
show, entitled "A New York
Summer."
Her natural talent for
playing popular music by
ear and her versatility
landed her the "job at Radio
City. "We were looking for
top flight pianists and other
musicians who were readily
facile in show and classical
music and with a fairly good
knowledge of jazz," ex-
plained associate musical
director Elman Anderson.
Recommended to
Anderson by a mutual
friend, Ms. Mason came to
a Music Halt audition, sat
down confidently at a
Steinway grand, and "put
everything I had into it."
She was hired on the soot.
Making the daily transi-
tion from classical to show
music to jazz that the show
demands is a "stimulating"
experience for Mr. Viola,
who trained at the Juilliard
School of Music and de-
scribes the new show as
having "a very fresh sound."
"It's as if they took all
the music done in the past
and put it into this one
show." Speaking of pro-
ducer Jani, the veteran Music
Hall pianist explains: "He
has a new and very different
concept of the orchestra as
an integral part of the show.
He wants it to be an impor-
tant part of the entertain-
ment and the best show
orchestra in New York."
Judging by the 'crowds
attending performances
since the show's early sum-
mer opening, it appears that
Robert Jani, a modern day
Florenz Ziegfeld, will make
the renaissance of Radio
City Music Hall a reality.
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HI AND LOIS
So says the VA... by Mort Walker
and Dik Browne
'VETEI?AM CAM SAVE A4OI,,IEV
BY PAYING GOVF-...RI,,JMF---.NT
LIFE INSLII:AF4CE PREAAIUA4£
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(check your phone book) or
a local veterans group.
SF, Richmond
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first spacecraft that
anch like a rocket,
.the load of two trac-
tr[!rs into earth orbit,
rn to land on a regular
and be refitted for
on a hundred such
trips to space is the
Shuttle, shown here.
brime contractor for
Shuttle is Rock-
International and also
is Melonie Scofield, a
of the Rockwell
Space Group
engineering and
team for NASA's
Shuttle Program.
surveying her
Pad 39 A,
Space Center,
takeoff point for
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test flights in 1980
i981, the Space Shuttle
COmmence operational
missions.
August 17
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rgain in the state.
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REAL ESTATE ":
Sales
Appraisals
Investment Property
Homes
Farms
AUeaoes
B Ira Webb
466-1766
.,,.o.- HINTON
FOBI,,'ST II11.1. AI{E?t- 1,.1
acres of v,l,odiaud ('h)si. rlil
hard road slid oud htllltJll
and fisidng al'l.a, hh.al
Illat:e fill" hullting calnp,
IllLl,l)AIJ£Building l,ots,
'level . llave several, ideal
location, look these over if
you are planning on build-
ing.
NIMITZ- 3 bedroom, all
brick, like new. with living
room combination den and
dining room, fireplace.
wall to wall carpet ald:
marble windowsills:
throughout, 2 baths. 2-car
garage, /z acre level IoL.
155,000.
BELLEPOINT- Terrace
Street, 3 bedroom, [Vz
baths, newly constructed,.
41,000. . -.
GREENBRIER RIVER-"-
WIGGINS AREA- 5 room
frame dwelling with bath;
over l acre of land wlth:
ricer frontage.
WAlt RIDGE- 3 be( room
like new, t4z brick, 2 bathk.
dtchen wtth appliances: J
acre. $20,000.
M
ilII,LI)AI,E 3 bedroom:'
l,z bath, kitchen with app:
liances, fireplace, huge
den, large sun deck / acre"
lot. $40,500.
IIILLDALE- 3 bedromn
home. large den, living
room with Cathedral celi-:
ing, modern kitchen and
bath. new storage buildlng,-
situated on 2 lots. $39,900.
IIILI,DALE AREA- llke r
new 3 bedroom brick, fire-
modern kitchen, lz
baths, car port, garage ,
one acre of level land.
HILLDALE SCIIOOL
lit)USE I,OT. 1.2 Acre
level suitable for hotne or
any type business with well
and septic system.
NIMITZ- 4 bedroom all
brick, fatnily room, living
room with stone fireglace,
large kitclmn with island, 2
baths, basement. 2800 sq.
ft. on 4 acres of beautiful
land, private. 70,000.
BARGER SPRINGS
AREA- 5 room all brick
with wall to wall carpet,
modern kitchen , bath,
summer or year around
home. Situated on level
corner lot with extra lot.
leVeJ'inlg with
riglPt river, $9,000.
"i-03 MAIN ST. 8 rooms..
baths, 3 porches, plastered
walls, oak trim, hardwood
floors and wall to wall
carpet, basement, large
lot, fine coudition, good
location, 38,000.
lames Kerr, Realtor
Forest Hill-Marie R0ad.
Hint0n, W. Va.
Phone: 466-4369. .
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