Greenville News- Wednesday, April 12, 1978 Obituaries Willie Mason LAURENS Willie Jackie Mason, 33, of 304 Sunset Park, died Monday. Born in Laurens, son of the late George and Lola Ferguson Mason, he was an employee Waterloo Lumber Chip Co. in Laurens and a member of Duncan's Creek Baptist Church. Surviving are sisters, Marion Wilson and Grace Williams; and brothers, George Jr. and Lonnie Mason, all of Laurens.
Services will be at 3 p.m. Thursday at Duncan's Creek Baptist Church; burial in the church cemetery. The family is at the home of Roosevelt Rice, 117 Gordon Laurens, but will receive friends 7-8 p.m. Wednesday at Beasley's Funeral Home. Steve Morgan Steve Patterson Morgan, 55, of 409 Rainbow Drive, Greenville, died Tuesday.
A lifelong resident of Greenville County, son of the late Dewitt and Tennie Buckner Morgan, he a former employee of J.P. Stevens Monaghan Plant and a Baptist. Surviving are a daughter, Marilyn M. Stanton of Greenville; sons, Frank D. Morgan of Travelers Rest and Billy Allen E.
and Tracy L. Morgan of Greenville; sisters, Eula Mae M. Long, Annie M. McClain and Mary Belle Neighbors of Greenville; and four grandchildren. Services will be at 11 a.m.
Thursday at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home; burial in Graceland The family will receive friends 7-9 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. Mary Ramsey Mary Henderson Ramsey, 72, of 27 Webster Slater, widow of Benjamin Franklin Ramsey, died Monday. A native of Greenwood, she was a retired employee of J.P. Stevens Slater Plant and a member of Slater Baptist Church.
Surviving are daughters, Betty R. Bennett of Marietta and Clara R. Springfield of Cleveland; sons, Gerald T. Ramsey Pendleton and Billy Joe Ramsey of Tampa, sisters, Nellie and Doris and Bessie H. Scrogum of Greenville and Louise H.
Moore of Turnerville, brothers, James H. Henderson of Easley of J. Lewis Henderson of Greenville; 15 grandchildren and eight greatgrandchildren. Services will be at 3: 30 p.m. Thursday at Slater Baptist Church; burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends 6-8 p.m. Wednesday at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Vara Reams Vara Eidson Reams, 94, of 125 King Columbia, formerly of Greenville, died Tuesday. Born in Saluda County, she was a member of Augusta Road Baptist Church. Surviving are daughters, Edna R.
Rodgers of Columbia and Lillie R. Padgett of Spartanburg; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Services will be at 3 p.m. Wednesday in Springwood Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Augusta Road Baptist Church.
Dunbar Funeral Home, Columbia. Pete Seay LYMAN Pete Seay, 17, died Monday. A native of Hendersonville, N.C., son of Paul and Ruth Peace Seay of Lyman, he was an employee of Startex Mill and a member of Hope Free Will Baptist Church. Surviving also are a brother, Randy Seay; sisters, Pam and Kelley Seay, all of the home; and his grandmother, Katheline. Peace of Hendersonville.
Services will be at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Wood Mortuary; burial in Wood Memorial Park. The body is at the home, but will be placed in the church at 3 p.m. LEGAL NOTICES Authority for each set of documents 50 obtained. Each deposit will be re funded if the Drawings and Contract Documents are returned in good condition within 10 davs after bid opening.
A certified check or bank draft, pavabie to the order of the Greenville County Redevelopment Author. ity. negotiable U.S. Government Bonds (at por value), or a satisfactory bid bond executed by the Bidder and on acceptable surety, in on amount equal to ten percent of the estimated cost of providing the specified improvements shall be submitted with each bid. The successful bidder will also be required to furnish a satisfactory performance bond or bonds and required liability insurance.
Attention is called to the fact that the successful bidder must adhere to the wage provision of the DavisBacon Act (as amended) and also must odhere to ail labor standards as outlined in HUD Handbook 6500.3 Labor Standards Administration and enforcement, Community Development Block Grant Program, Title 1, Housing and Community Development Act of 1974, a copy of which is available for review at the office of the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority. Further, the contractor must ensure that emplovees and applicants for employment are not discriminated against because of their race, color, religion, sex or national origin. Bids may be held by the Redevelopment Authority for period not 10 exceed thirty (30) days from the date of the opening of bids for the purpose of reviewing the bids and investigating the qualifications of the Bidder, prior to awarding the contract. By: Philip R. Worth, AIP, Executive Director, Greenville County Redevelopment Authority.
318691 Notice of Public Hearing, Occupational Safety and Health Standards, Department of Labor, State of South Carolina Please take notice, the Department of Labor of the State of South Carolina does hereby give notice as required Section 41-15-220, South Carolina Code of Laws, 1976, as amended, that a public hearing will be held on May 17, 1978, at 10:00 a.m.. in the Conference Room, South Carolina Department of Labor, on the fourth floor of the Landmark Building, 3600 Forest Drive. Columbia, South Carolina, at which time interested persons shall be given an opprotunity to appear and present changes to the Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health rules and Regulations which shall become effective after filing with the Legislative Council, State of South Carolina. The parts the Occupational Safety and Health rules and Regulations to be considered at the hearing are as follows: Amendments to Article 111, pertaining to Recording and Reporting Occupational Injuries and Illnesses. Revisions to Article VI, Sections 1910.94 and 1910.107 concerning definitions of spray booths, spray rooms, and spray areas.
Amendments to Articles VI and VII to incorporate the new 1978 Edition of the National Electrical Code. Any future amendments to Articles through VIII necessitated by the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration for completing of Section 18(e) determination, any changes to Articles VI, VI, and VIlI, pertaining to General Industry, Construction and Agriculture, respectively, published in the Federal Register prior to the hear. ing date may be considered for adoption. Such determination of future amendments to Articles through VIlI to be considered shall be made by the Commissioner of Labor.
Ciopies of the amendments can be obtained or reviewed at the South Carolina Department of Labor durinq normal business hours. Persons desiring to speak at the hearing shall file with the Commissioner a notice of intention to appear and the approximate amount of time required for his presentation on the particular matters, not later than May 13, 1978. Edgar L. McGowan, Commissioner of Labor 318686 South Carolina Public Service Commission, Transportation Divi- sion Notice of Filing Docket No. 78-137- March 7, 1978, Motor Truck Rate Bureau, 2425 Devine Street, Columbia, South Carolina 29205, filed Application No.
1358 with the Public Service Commission of South Caro lina for a General Increase in rates and minimum charges as follows: MTRB Tariff Series Nos. 2 and 11. Less than truckload Volume and truckload There shall be a 2 cents minimum per 100 pounds on all increases pro posed above. This application is filed under Section 58-23-1010 of the Code of Laws of South Carolina, 1976, as amended. On or before April 24, 1978, any person desiring to be heard or to respond with reference to this pro-ceeding must file a written protest or a Petition to Intervene, in accord-ance with the requirements of the Commission's Rules, with the Un-dersigned and provide a copy of such pro test or Petition to Intervene to the I applicant and other parties of record.
Protests filed with the Commission will not serve to make protestants parties of record in this proceeding. Any person desiring to become a party of record must file a Petition to Intervene pursuant to the Commission's Rules. Any person who filed a Petition should attach a statement to his petition stating the number of witnesses to be presented and the approximate time required. A person who files a protest should state whether he or she desires to testify at the hearing and, if so, how much time such testimony will take. Any person with questions about participation in the hearing should call the Commission's toll-free tele.
phone number (1-800-922-1531) or 758-8933, from the Columbia area. All parties will be notified of the date and time of the hearing. James H. Still, Executive, Director, Public Service Commission, P.O. Drawer 11649, Columbia, South Carolina 29211, March 21, 1978.
316834 Zoning Public Hearing There will be a public hearing betore the Greenville County Council on Monday. April 17, 1978 at 7:00 p.m. in Courtroom No. 1 on the third floor of the County Courthouse for the purpose of hearing those persons interested in the following ing dockets: 1. Docket Number CZ-78-26 Ap plicant: Dr.
and Mrs. Gary Harbit. Property Location: East North Street extention. County Block Book: Sheet 279, Block 1, Lot 14. Existing Zoning: R-M Multi-Family Residential.
Requested Zoning: 0-D Office District. 2. Docket Number CZ-78-27 Applicant: Troy Burns. Property Locotion: Corner of Poinsett Highway and Furman Road. County Block Book: Sheet 168.
Block 3. Lot 6. Existing Zoning: 1:1 industrial. Re quested Zoning: C-2 Commercial. 3.
Docket Number CZ-78-28 ADplicant: Kenneth Walker. Property Location: Merrydale Lane. County Block Book: Sheet 436, Block 2, Lots 13, 14, and 15. Existing Zoning: R-10 Single Family Rsidential. Requested Zoning: Multi-Family Residential.
4 Docket Number CZ-78-29 Applicant: County Council. Property Location: Crestwood Drive, Garden Terrace, Paris Mountain Road (near Poinsett Highway). County Block Book: Sheet 441, Block 1. Lots 1, 1.1, 1.2. 2, 2.1, 2.2.
3, 5, 6, and 6.1. and 7 Sheet 445, Block 1, Lots 3, 3.4 6, 7 and 8: Sheet P.39, Block 1. Lots 12, 12.1, 13 and 14. Existing Zoning: R-M Multi- Residential. Requested Zoning: R-15 SingleFomily Residential.
5. Docket Number CZ-78-30 Applicant: Kenneth Walker. Property Location: Cunningham Road. County Block Book: Sheet 538.3, Bico*k 1. Lots 23.3, 73.4, 23.5, 23.7 and 24.
Existing Zonina: R-15 Sinole Family Residential. Requested Zoning: PUD- Plonned Unit Development- Residential. 6. Docket Number CZ-78-31 Applicant: Board of Zoning Appeals. Text Amendment: To amend the Greenville County Zoning Ordinance to allow child day care homes in Residential districts only as home occupations.
in addition, it shall be amended to allow commercial dav care centers on review in the RM and RMA zoning districts and in C-1 and C-2 as permitted uses. All persons interested in these pro posed amendments to the Zoning Ordinance and Maps are invited to attend this hearing. Greenville County Council may change pro posed amendments as requested or change to a lesser classification. 314676 The Greenville News Classified ed GREENVILLE April Classified-1 and 12, 1978 PIEDMONT Jacob Surett Jacob Sampson Surett, 22, of Route 2. Chestnut Ridge, Marietta, died Tuesday.
Born in Greenville County, son of William Henry and Mary Lee Medlin Surett of Marietta, he was an employee of Jarrard Hardware and Furniture Co. and a member of Slater Church of God. Surviving also are his wife, Dottie Grover Surett; sisters, Mrs. Clay Osborne of Freeman, W.Va., Mrs. Preston Pace of Travelers Rest and Louise S.
Morgon and Mrs. Albert Murray of Marietta; brothers, Jackson George S. and Charles N. Surett of Greenville and Paul C. Surett of Marietta; half-sisters, Mrs.
James Darnell of Marietta and Mrs. Paul Moffitt Mrs. Willard Page of Greenville; and half-brothers, Bill and Jay Surett of Harrison, Edward Surett of Greenville and Joe Surett of Chicago, Ill. Services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Slater Church of God; burial in Cleveland First Baptist Church cemetery.
The family will receive friends p.m. Wednesday at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home, but is at the home of his half-sister, Mrs. James Darnell, Route 2, Oakland Ave. Gladys Watson Gladys Lusk Watson, 62, of 209 South Franklin Road, Greenville, Sans Souci community, wife of T.M. Watson, died Tuesday.
A native of Toccoa, daughter of the late Thomas William and Sally Terrell Lusk, she was employed with Woolco Department until her retirement and was a member of College Park Baptist Church and the Fidelis Sunday School Class. Surviving also are a daughter, Ruth W. Long of Greenville; sons, T. Harold and M. Earle Watson of Greenville; sisters, Fleeta L.
Mulkey and Mildred L. Burnette of Toccoa, brothers, Loran and Ralph Lusk of Toccoa, and Clark Lusk of Greenville; and three grandchildren. Services will be: at 2 p.m. Thursday at College Park Baptist Church; burial in Woodlawn Memorial Park. The family will reIceive friends p.m.
Wednesday at Thomas McAfee Funeral Home. Funeral Invitations The friends and relatives of Mrs. Estelle Payne McManaway, Mrs. Paul E. Hudgins, Mrs.
James W. Armitstead, Mr. J.E. McManaway, 111. Mr.
David E. McManaway, Mrs. Joseph A. Phelps, and Mrs. W.W.
Bird are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services for Mrs. Estelle Payne McManaway Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Augusta Heights Baptist Church. Burial will be in Woodlawn Memorial Park. The Mackey Mortuary, Funeral Directors.
The friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. James Verdell Atkins, Mrs. Hank Fair, Mrs. Gordon 1 Carter, Mrs.
Colman D. Sudduth, Mr. Harold Lloyd Atkins, Mr. Vernon Bailey Atkins, Mr. Eugene S.
Atkins, Mrs. Mary Atkins Jones, Mrs. Frellie Atkins Howard, Mr. Lloyd Atkins, Mr. Henry Atkins and Mr.
Pressly Atkins are respectfully intired to attend the funeral services for Mr. James Verdell Atkins to be conducted at 11 a.m. Wednesday at McAfee, the Chapel of the Thomas Funeral Home. Interment will be in Graceland Cemetery. Thomas McAfee, Funeral Director.
LEGAL NOTICES For sale to highest written bid for cash: 1 each 15 HP, 120 gallon cap, DeVilbiss model No. VAV5060EQ Air Compressor, 1 each car DeVilbiss Paint Sprav Booth, compiete, 2 each JGA 502 DeVilbiss spray guns with cups. Bids to be opened April 13th, 4:00 p.m. at Toole Supply P.O. Box 4615, 108 Shaw Greenville, S.C.
29608. 242-9960. 315979 Invitation For Bids The Greenville County Redevelop ment Authority will receive sealed bids for the development of a park at 115 Old Paris Mountain Road in the Brutontown Project Area. The work will include the construction of a baseball field, basketball courts, parking lot, sidewalks and grading and seeding the lot. The basketball courts, parking lot, and sidewalks will be furnished with asphaltic concrete surface.
Bids will be received until 11 a.m. Day Light Savings Time on the 25th day of April. 1978, at the office of the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority. 111 Toy Street, at which time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. The mailing address of Greenville County Redevelopment Authority is P.O.
Box 1749, Greenville, S.C. 29602. it is further required that the successful bidder complete all work within forty five (45) calendar days of the date of contract award deducting any davs lost due to weather conditions. Contract documents. including drawings and technical specificaon file at the office of the Greenville County Redevelopment Authority.
111 Toy Street, Green South Carolina. Copies of the Contract Document may be obtained by depositing $15.00 with the Greenville County Redevelopment The GREENVILLE NEWS and GREENVILLE PIEDMONT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 298-4221 Within South Carolina CALL TOLL FREE 1-800-922-1200 OPEN 8 A.M.-5 P.M. MON. through FRI, Service By Telephone SATURDAY. 8 A.M.
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Ads for Sunday and Monday taken until 3:30 P.M. Friday. Classified Display Weekday copy must be in by 12 noon, 3 days prior to insertion. Copy for Sunday Monday must be in by 12 NOON Thursday. 025-Burial 2 GRAVE LOTS, $500 $80 down, $35 for 12 months Woodlawn Memorial Park, 244-4622 030-Lost Found BIBLE notebook lost between Pebble Creek Bob Jones Univ.
268-3721. BLACK CAT Lost April 1st in Sugar Creek Subdivision. $5 REWARD. If seen call 268-4936. LOST: month old male black co*cker Spaniel Puppy.
Vicinity of Mauidin High Baseball Field. Reward. Call Rachel or Cooper, 288- 5785 or 288-5058. LOST: Black Lab, Taylors area. Child's pet.
Call 288-6957 or 268-4710 LOST: BLACK TOY POODLE, mos. old male, Answers to nome of Tigger', last seen Sat. Apr. 8, Southway. St.
Easley. $50 Reward. 859-5345 after 6 P.M. LOST: Black brown female Chihuahua, named 'Bingo" Dempsey St. area, please call 269-6918.
LOST: Frame for baby carriage with white tires near Tryon, N.C. Reward. 235-0516. LOST: Hillcrest North Main St. area.
vr. old short-haired St. Bernard, childrens pet. 235-0660, 232-6862, 268-2195 or 271-9519. LOST: Small Black Female dog vicinity Holly Tree Club house, wearing Red Collar.
Answers to the name "Toto Call 288-4459. 035-Notices '30 Things You Should Know About Your Child's Elementary School" Vital information for parents. Mall $2.00 to "30 P.O. Box 65, Laurens, C. 29360.
ADULTERY INVESTIGATIONS Absolutely confidential. Satisfaction guaranteed Sutton Investive Services. North Suite 9, Greenville. (803) 242-9007. CONFIDENTIAL LOANS housewives and working girls.
$50 $100 on your signature. Nosh Finance 14 W. McBee, 232-2747 Counseling Associates Hypnosis, Self Hypnosis, Marriage Individual and Family Counceling By appt. only, phone 271-3365 LEONARD T. LEE M.A.
A.A.E.H. GRAND CAYMAN ISLANDS Diver's Package Bob Soto's Lodge. May $500 per person. Non $400. All inclusive from Greenville- Spartanburg, accompanied by instructor.
Keele Center, King. 277-4682 Carolina Divers 277-8550. SEAL bids are now being accepted for concession rights at all porks aperated by Gvl. County Recreation Butler Commission of Springs Pork E. Riverside Park.
Bids should be based on a percentage of the gross to be paid to the GvI. County Recreation Commission submitted no later than Apr. 21, 1978 4:30 PM. A monthly report will be required, All prices charged must reflect a fair price to from consumers. May Bids 1978 until awarded Dec.
31, will 1970 (20 months), if vou have any questions concerning the concession operations, contact Gary Craigo 208-6470. Bids must be submitted to the Gvl. County Recreation Commission. Suite 100, P. O.
Box 14, Ander. son 150 Executive Center Greenville. C. 29015 (please indicate seal bid on envelope). LAGERHOLM SIGNS Hand lettering.
reasonable rates, 1200 Greer. 1530. PILOTS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY Experienced Beach toildragger for pilots in banner ing." Full time summer work. Communication resume to: Town Creek Charleston, 5.C. 20407.
INDEX TO WANT ADS ANNOUNCEMENTS Notices Notices (Piedmont) -Legal (News) -Death Notices Funeral Notices Invitations 010-Funeral Directors 012-Card of Thanks 015 -in Memorioms 020- Florists 025-Burial 030-Lost Found 035 Notices 040-Lodge Notices 045-Personals 050 Personal Interests 053-Wedding Services 055-Personal Loans 060 -Nursing Homes 065-Child 066-Kindergarten 070-Private Schools 075-Schools and Instructions Place Transportation 093-Carpool BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 100-Business Opportunities 102 -Business Opport. Wanted 104-Business for Sale FINANCIAL 109-Financial Service 110-Insurance -Investments 120-Wanted to Borrow Auto Loans(see class 860). 600) Realty Loans (see Personal Loans (see class 055) Mobile Home Loons (class 680) Rec. Equip Loans (class 720) EMPLOYMENT 150-Help Wanted Misc. 151-Musicians 152-Textiles 153 Entertainment Agents 170-Technical Opportunities 175 Engineering Opportunities 180-Computer Personnel 185-Teaching Opportunities 195-Employment Wanted BUSINESS SERVICES Service 205 Bookkeeping Service MERCHANDISE 400-Miscellaneous For Sale Energy Supplies 402-Energy Equipment Sales 404-Arts Crafts 406-Flea Market 408-Do-It-Yourself 412-Equipment for Rent 415-Wanted to Buy 418-Photographic or Lease 423-Business Equip.
Fixtures -Household Goods Outlet 429-Security Alarm Systems 431-Antiques Sales 438-CB Sound Systems 443-Musicals 446-Building Supplies -Heavy Equipment 452-Industrial Equipment 455 Equip. 458-Dog and Pet Market 461-Wanted to Buy Pets 1-Livestock Auction 476 Fertilizer 482-Farm Equip. 488-Swap Column RENTALS Room and Board Rooms For Rent Furnished or Unfurn. Apts. 512- Hotel Apartments 520- -Unfurnished Apartments 523- Remtals Rentals to Share Furnished Houses Houses -Unfurnished Houses Condo.
Rentals -Mobile Home Rentals -Mobile Home Parks 550-Mobile Home Spaces 555-Farms For Rent 560-Business Rentals 565-Warehouses for Rent 570- -Real Estate for Lease 575-Resort Rentals 580-Miscellaneous Rentals 585-Wanted to Rent 590-Wanted to Lease REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 600-Mortgage 602-Real Estate Services 604- Real Estate Interest 605-Houses for Sale 610-Homes, Zone 1 615--Homes, 620-Homes, Zone 3 625-Homes, Zone 4 (See Zone Map) 640-Homes with Acreage 642-Condominiums 644-Buildings to be Moved 646 Lots For Sale 648-Mobile Home Lots 650-Wanted Real Estate Out of Town Property Resort Property Property 660- -Industrial Property 662-Commercial Property Miscellaneous Property Real Exchange Real Estate Brokers 670-Auction-Real Estate MOBILE HOMES 675-Mobile Homes 678-Modular -Mobile Home Loans 681-Mobile Home Ins. 685-Mobile Accessories 687-Mobile Home Movers 690-Mobile Home Services 695-Wanted Mobile Homes RECREATIONAL 700-Motor Homes 705-Travel 715-Rec. Equip, Rentals Rec. Equip. -Camping Equip.
Covers 730- -Camping Sites Equip. Recreational Equip. 750 -Wanted Rec. Equip. TRANSPORTATION Service 810-Charter Bikes Cycle -Bicycles -Auto Equipment 835-Auto -Auto Truck Tires Rentals Leasing Vehicles 660-Auto Cars 870-Imported-Sports Cars 875-Sports Car Parts -Wanted Automotive -Junk Cars Wanted W.D.
Vehicles -Passenger Cars Agents 895-Auction: Automotive WHO TO CALL FOR SERVICE -Appliance Service -Aviation -Carpet Cleaning Sweeping -Custom Tailoring Electric Repair Exterminating Service Fencing Floor Sanding -Insulation Refinishing -Furniture Stripping Conditioning Clubs -Interior Decorating Janitor Service Core -Massage Parlors -Maid Service -Miscellaneous Service Painting and Papering -Plumbing Roofing and Siding Stamps Septic Tanks TV Radio Service Upholstering. cleaning Service -Vacuum Cleaner -Weiding -Well Work Phone 298-4221 S.C. Toll Free 1-800-922-1200 CLIP AND SAVE THIS NUMBER If you live outside the Greenville Area, but in South Carolina CALL TOLL FREE FOR WANT ADS 1-800-922-1200 TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED AD CLIP AND SAVE THIS NUMBER Opportunities ECOLOGY 1205 Fairburn S.W. Atlanta, Ga. 30331 (404) 349-2770 -Business Opport.
PIANO INSTRUCTIONS, 244-6519 Classics, hymns, popular music Mrs. Scrivner, 15 vr. exper. in area. Car rental franchise available to responsible individual.
Expanding sys: tern, outstanding opportunity, Small capital investment required. Call collect Ken Hein, Holiday Rent-ACar 803-799-9977. EARTHWORMS Raising domesticated earthworms has been noted as the fastest growing segment of the agriculture industry. Vermiculture is a business which lends itself to backyards, barns, and attractive profits. Putting earthworms to work for you is surprisingly easy and with a moderate investment the average size backvard can produce an excellent monthly income! See to it that you look into the investment aspects of being a registered grower with one of the World's Largest Earthworm Marketing Organizations.
CATTLEMEN Corp Profits BUSINESSMEN- Tax Profit Advantages INDIVIDUALS-Part or Full Time Income A limited number of growers are needed in the area to supply our expanding bait markets. We will be conducting 0 free seminar on the earthworm business Tuesday, Apil 18, at 7:30 P.M., at the Quality Inn on Laurens Rd. 85. For additional information contact: Grow Earthworms for profit. Free data, Worm World, 1810 S.
Josephine, Denver, Colo. 80210. Call Mr. James collect, (303) 778-1026. MANAGE YOUR OWN RV BUSINESS Inventory finance available.
Serious prospects. Send business resume to Inc. P.O. Box 292, Holland, Ohio 43528. NURSERY garden center facilities available for lease.
With or without stock. Excellent location. Potential. Could serve well as gift shop or produce stand. Attractive showroom, office space, warehouse several greenhouses.
269-4941. OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS Come to a free coin laundry Investment Seminar To be held in Greenville Tues. April 18, 7 P.M. Call 803-254-0391 for reservations PET SHOP for SALE Complete Inventory For more info, call 271-2353. PORTABLE SIGNS 4 8 Large red arrow signs at Dealer cost, as low as $335.
Call 232-3506. 713 bey Laura Wheeler Add real personality to room with this wide-eved owl. WHO-0-O'S the most fun to embroider? Why, this unique owl pillow of course. Pattern 713: transter about color chart and easy-to-follow directions. $1.25 for each pattern.
Add each pattern for first-class air. mail and handling. Send to: Laura Wheeler Needlecraft Dept. (The Greenville News) Box 161, Old Chelsea New York, NY 10011. Print Name, Address, Zip.
Pattern Number. SUPER VALUE 1978 NEEDLECRAFT catalog. 225 designs choose from, 3 free inside. All crafts, Knit. Crochet 75c Easy Gifts 'N' $1.50 Pillow Show Offs $1.50 Stuff'n'Puff Quilts $1.25 Stitch'n' Patch Quilts $1.25 Crochet with Squares $1.00 Crochet a Wardrobe $1.00 Nifty Fifty Quilts $1.00 Ripple Crochet.
$1.00 Sew Knit Book $1.25 Needlepoint Book $1.00 Flower Crochet Book $1.00 Hairpin Crochet Book $1.00 Instant Crochet Book $1.00 Macrame Book $1.00 Instant Money Book $1.00 Complete Gift Book $1.00 Complete Afghans No. 14 $1.00 12 Prize Afghans No. 12 75c Book of 16 Quilts No. 1 75c Museum Quilt Book No. 15 Quilts for Today No.
Book of 16 Jiffy 100 -Business Opport. ESTABLISHED Ladies Ready to Wear Shop, located in ping Center. Call and weekends. FURNISHED restaurant for rent. 1200 W.
Porker Road. Luthi Construction 232-9603. We need professional career minded manicurist pedicurist who would like to be in business for themselves. Following preferred. Call 235-6323.
WORM ENTERPRISES, receiving station in Greenville County. needs part-time or full-time growers. Small investment can vield good additional income. Call Greenville, 288-8692. WOULD You like a business of your own? You don't need an office to start.
Begin at home. full or part time. Ideal for husband wife teams. Call 859-7009. No obligationno information over the phone.
Let's have coffee talk. 102-Bus. Opport. Wanted WANTED few shares Community Bank stock. A.
E. Pennebaker 235-8016. 104-Business For Sale T.V. Sales Service Excellent location in Greer, S.C. Established accounts.
Call 288-1668. 10,000 sq. ft. restaurant, 900 seating capacity. Owner financing excellent potential.
The Harvell Company, 269-5128. FOR SALE: Skippers Lodge Restaurant, Lake Greenwood, gas dock, boat ramp, fishing piers. 963-7372. GROCERY STORE market, good opportunity. Will sacrifice for $9,000.
Call Liberty 834-9121, nights Sun. 859-6282. HARDWARE STORE Profitable business, must sell, other business interests, terms accepted. Serious buvers only. Call 268-5115 after 5 P.M.
LIQUOR STORE FOR SALE. 1527 Poinsett Hwy. Excellent corner locoion. Party shop facilities. 235-4723.
RETAIL BAKERY For Sale Fully equipped. Selling due to ill health. Reply to Box M-A, NewsPiedmont. Greenville, 29602 rust Located in Clemson. THRIVING BUSINESS--Owner Statement can be shown to qualified clients.
Call today for an Keete Powell Realtors, 123 ByPass, Seneca, 882-1890. Financial 108-Money To Loan BUSINESS CAPITAL AVAILABLE NOW! To establish new business expand 0'd business. Lat our firm: long term business loans in real estate acquisitions Me have a proven track record. Terms from 9 to up to 30 vears. Jack Budd, 919-765-6932.
HOME OWNER LOANS to $25,000 GECC Financial Services, 271-9382 GE Credit Corp. Money to loan, help available in preparing your SBA Loan package. No pints or brokerage. Reasonable fees. Call Seneca, 882-0022.
SECOND mortgages, equipment leasing and general financing. Piedmont Financial Associates 803-288-8851. Service Accounts Receivable Factoring Operate For Cash J.T.A. Financial Services 233-4077 150-Help Wanted Miso. (2) WELDERS Needed.
Only exper. lenced need apply. Call Mauldin Manufacturing 268-6661. 235-9933 Need extra income? Sell Watkins quality products. 110 Years of service.
85 P.M. APPLICATIONS For POLICE CHIEF of the town of Central are being accepted. Candidates may apply to John Bethea, Town of Central, Box 248, Central, S.C. 29630. Closing date April 17, 1978, 12 noon.
FOR SALE Commercial print shop in Pickens County. Excellent accounts that have been established during vrs. of business. Offset and letter press equipment. Press size up to 22x29 inches.
Excellent potential, present owner will consider investment offers or working partner. Only serious inquiries please. Reply to P.O. Box 342, Pickens, S.C. :29671 TEXACO SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE Excellent Location Available 6 White Herse Md.
2 week training progrum Investment required. Call Themes Reeves 200-0102 BUSINESSMEN Exxon Company U.S.A. has a service station available for lease in Greenville at I- 85 Augusta Rd. A modest investment to cover the purchase of inventory plus working capital is necessary. Success is limited only by your ability and desire.
For further information, call Clayton Bailey 232- 7682(3) in Greenville. AMOCO OIL CO. Has For Lease Large Volume Service Station in the Greenville area. Te a Person We Offer: 1. Financial Assistance.
2. Paid Training. 3. High Earnings Potential. Arrange Confidential interview CALL Fred TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING You may train full time or your present job while on weekends only.
There are great futures for both Men and Women a professional Truck Drivers. Licensed by the North Careline Department of TransportaCHARLOTTE TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING Approved for Veterans Attendance Employment 150- Help Wanted Misc. ALTERATIONS Seamstress Wanted. Experienced In alterations. Full-time.
Apply 1613 Augusta Rd. AUTO MECHANIC Must be above average in attitude and ability. Top pay for right man. Many fringe benefits. Apply in person to: JOHN FINGER SNYDER'S AUTO SALES 854 Buncombe St.
G'Ville AVON EARNINGS MEAN FREEDOM! Redecorate, travel, splurge. show you how to do it on your own time. Call 271-4035 (Avon Answering Service), P.O. Box 5181, Greenville, S.C. 29606.
HYPNOSIS PROFESSIONAL HYPNOTIST Lose weight, stop smoking, self confidence, tension, sexual hangups, etc. Effective for most. Dr. Woollen, 235-6322, 268-1448, A.M.-10 P.M. SPECIALTY CAKES THE CAKE BAKERY Berea Plaza 246-4163 045-Personals Congratulations Gary W.
Boley on your 13th anniversary with our company GREENVILLE NEWSPIEDMONT Kind, considerate gentleman would enjoy meeting unattached lady. Prefer one who enjoys sports, dining out T.V. Age to 50. child acceptable. Photo appreciated.
Will return answer any or all replies. Box F.B, News Piedmont. 055-Personal Loans LOANS Loans to working retired people. Loans approved in minutes. Caro lina Finance 16 W.
McBee 232-3601. Closed Wednesdays. Call 235-2652. Men Women, 17-62 Train Now For Civil Service Exams No High School Necessary Start as high as $5.62 HOUR Post Office Mechanics Clerical -Police Keep present job while preparing at home for Government Exams. Include phone no.
National Training Service BOX A-37 Greenville News- Piedmont Co. PHONICS, Tutoring, Speed reading Reading Development Center Call 266-7010 065-Child Care Nurseries B0-PEEP DAY CARE Personal Programs For All Ages Area, 269-9168 CHILD CARE in my home for school age children. Powdersville Area. Call 269-0616. DODIE'S NURSERY 1st 2nd Shifts.
877-6688, 877-6988 DOWNTOWN Child Care Center All ages, drop-ins Call 232-9065 or 232-8623 KIDDIE KORNER NURSERY, Open 6 days for 2nd shift. Hot meals. Call 269-0573. KIDDIE KORRAL-A small day care in Christian home. Large fenced playground, nutrionally balanced meals and snaks.
Taylors 244-7305. MOTHER would like to keep children in home. Ages 5-12. Berea area. Call 246-6109.
RESPONSIBLE Person will care for children in my home for working mothers. 1st shift only. 235-1422. REYNOLDS Licensed Nursery near Welcome School. Hot lunches kindergarten.
Call 269-1360. SANS SOUCI Day Care Center has openings for infants through school age. Pickup up at all nearby schools. 235-0351. Welcome Child Care Center vr.
kindergarten School pick-up, 269-2196 WILL KEEP Children in my home, excellent care, any shift, pick up at school. Travelers Rest. 834-7024. WILL keep from Children Stone in my Mfg. home.
Blocks fab 9412 8-20 Marta ABSOLUTELY the costest dress no waist seam, no zipper! Glides over your head, with wide sleeves. easy gathers beneath a bow bell. Printed Pattern 9412: Misses Sizes 8, 10, 12. 14, 10, 20. Size 12 (bust 34) takes 21 vards 45- inch fabric.
Send $1.25 for each pattern. cach pattern for first. class airmail, handling. Send to: Marion Dept. and LOOK YOUNG, SMART on a budget! new soft SUMMER Fashion Crochet Flower BARTENDER Needed immediately, experienced bartender.
Familiar with les. Mon- Thurs, 4 P.M.-2 A.M. EXcellent salary benefits. Apply, in person to Wilson Kee, A.M.-5 P.M., Mon- Fri, Rodewav Inn, 1-85 at White Horse Greenville, S.C. BE a Sara Coventry Fashion Show Director full or part time.
Also opportunity for Managers. No investment, no delivery. Phone 246-4973 or 246-6037. BEEF REEF, INC. Of Toccoa, Ga.
A young growing steak seafood chain is presently hiring manager trainees, experienced desired, but not required. Contact Robert Wood or Gerald Sanders, 404-886-6909. BEVCO JIFFY MART, 922 Poinsett part-time full help. Apply in person. BOILER TECHNICIAN BYARS OIL Inc.
has an opening for an individual experienced with boiler maintenance. Will perform other duties involving liquid asphalt, Call Som Forrester at 879-2743 for an appointment. An Equal Opportunity Emplover BRICK LAYERS Job Sangamo Weston, Rabun Gap, Georgia near Clavton. $7.00 per hour, 10 hours per dav. Apply at Job site April 17.
Brick Masons and Advanced Apprentices. Top pay. Equal opportunity employer. Call 271-2315. BRICK MASON Paying $7 hour, full employment, establish-ed company.
iobsite White hall School, Anderson, S.C. Also needed for Henderson, N. C. 1-803-859-0383 BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS Health making extra minded income, people part interested time one full time, call 244-5787. CABLE TELEVISION INSTALLER Cable T.V.
Service, outside work. Must have good driving record and neat appearance. Apply in person between 10 A.M.-3 P.M. at Telecable, 1105 Poinsett Greenville. Call after 3:30 P.M.
For work in toddler group. Must love children, good habits, references. Bovnton Nursery, 235-2872. CAPER HOUSE Has immediate openings in the Mauldin, Simpsonville areas for moture, career -minded workers. Rapid advancement We train.
Call 288- interview. CAPER HOUSE Has immediate openings in the Augusta, Laurens White Horse Rd. areas for ma-ture, career -minded workers. Rapid advancement-We train. Call 288-8953 for an interview.
CARPENTERS EXPERIENCED carpenters with tools and transportation, local work. Call after 5 PM, 246-3497. CARPENTERS Corpenter Helpers. Willing to travel S. Carolina, N.
Carolina Georgia. Must have own tools dependable transporation. 268-7089 between 6 P.M.-8 P.M. CHEERFUL, intelligent person for gen-eral store work gas at Stuckevs, 1-85 RI. 14.
Apply in person. CHEMICAL DISTRIBUTOR Seeks individual capable of assuming responsibility for all materials handling, shipping and receiving. Must have mechanical ability, chemical experience preferred. Reply to Box S-A, News- Piedmont, Greenville, S.C. 29602.
Sat. commission. Kathleens COSMETOLIGIST. Thurs. Fri Beauty Shop, 232-6047.
COSMETOLOGIST Rent your own station. Call 244-8344 COSMETOLOGIST Needed For Modern Salon, vacation and other benefits. 268-0904 or 288-7372. CYCLE SPECIALTIES MECHANIC--must have experience on Honda Cycles. Full or part time.
Taylors, S.C. 877-5449. DRIVERS WANTED 1st 2nd shift. Apply in person, Yellow Cab 529 W. Washington.
EXPANDING Company needs trainee as set-up man in poly bag plant. Mechanical experience desired. Apply in person Dixie Packaging Roberts off Rutherford Rd. No phone calls. EXPERIENCED male or female bartenders.
Must have mini-bottle or pour experience Serious be able to handle crowds. Inquiries only. Call 232-3828 between 2:30 4: 30 only. 1 Experienced Sewing Machine Operators Overlock and single needle Apply in person to Dee Jay Corp. S.
Burty and Shackleford Rd EXPERIENCED MECHANICS NEEDED! Top pay, good working conditions, fringe benefits. Prefer 3 years experience. Call: DAVE ELLER BENSON CHRYSLER- PLYMOUTH DODGE Wade Hampton Blvd. Greer, S.C. EXPERIENCED WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR Needed for shipping re ceiving Apply Eastern Distribution.
Inc. Warehouse South Donaldson Industrial Pork. Greenville. C. F.
Garrett. EXPERIENCED. MOVING VAN OPERATOR, packing, loading, unloading, etc. References required. National company excellent salary.
Call 225 in Anderson. EXPERIENCED PAINTERS Call 877.9946 or 177-9472 FABRICATING HELPER Mechanical experience helpful, In person, Carolina Material Handling Greer Mouldin. FIELD SERVICE MAN FOR EQUIPMENT. Coil 200-0822.
