24 'THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER April 25, 1979 Carolina Watch General Affirms Drill Sergeant's Court-Martial Maj. Gen. John Blount, commander of Fort Jackson, has upheld the Dec. 4 conmar viction of S. Sgt.
Lawrence Chapman Jr. Chapman, 34, of Easley, was convicted in the death of Pvt. Wayne Krassow, 18, of Cygnet, Ohio, who died of heatstroke last June. Chapman was reduced one rank and fined $500. Sgt.
Willie Alexander, 24, of Timmonsville, who was also convicted in the death, is serving a six-month jail term. The sergeants were acquitted in the death Lester Watts, 18, of York, S.C., who also died last June. Warehouse Burns Fire destroyed the C.B. Allen cotton warehouse in Greenville about 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, authorities said.
Fire fighters fought the blaze for 40 before controlling the fire about, minutes, was unknown. No injuries were reported. Several witnesses said they saw two teenagers running from the unoccupied building, which was valued at $600.000 to $700,000, before the fire broke out. $2 Million For UNC UNC has received $2 million from the William Jr. Charitable Trust of for RewKenan, Carolina Challenge, an effort to increase the university's unrestricted endowment.
The Kenans have contributed to UNC since James Kenan was elected a trustee in 1790. The gifts include Kenan Stadium, Kenan professorships and athletic scholarships. The trust has given UNC about $8 million in the past decade. Tax Dispute Settled Rockingham County will lose about $270,000 in property taxes under a settlement reached with Duke Power Co. Duke, disputing with the county over tax assessments, will pay taxes on 75 percent of the assessed value of its property in the county for 1978.
The settlement was reached Monday. Earlier this year, Duke worked out a settlement with Lincoln County officials over taxes on Duke property in that county. Marine Killed, 3 Missing A member of the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit at Camp Lejeune was killed and three members of the unit are missing after two vessels collided Monday during a nighttime rescue for a third Marine vessel that had sunk off the coast of Italy, a Marine spokesman said Tuesday. Two of the missing men were identified as Navy Hospitalman Harry Russom 19, of Jacksonville, N.C., Marine Pfc. Louis Scott.
20, of Chesilhurst, N.J., and Marine Lance Ronald Lott, 21, Little Rock, and Tulsa, Okla. The name of the dead man was withheld until relatives are notified. The Marine spokesman didn't say how many people were aboard the vessels. 3 New Deans At UNC Three deans have been appointed in the division of academic affairs at UNC. They are John Evans, dean of the School of Business Administration; Kenneth Broun, dean of the Law School, and Richard Cole.
dean of the Journalism School. Evans, who joined the UNC faculty in 1970 and served as an associate dean in 1977-78, has been an acting dean since last June. Broun was a Chicago lawyer before joining the university in 1968. Cole, a member of the faculty since 1971, is a former director of graduate studies. Cigarettes For China R.J.
Reynolds Tobacco International Inc. announced Tuesday it soon will market 100-millimeter and 120-millimeter cigarettes in China. A company official in Winston-Salem said R.J. Reynolds will sell 100 millimeter Winston Super Length, 120 millimeter More regulars and 120 millimeter More menthols, marking the first time extralength cigarettes have been available in China. Winston King Size cigarettes also will be sold, he said.
In Charlotte Smith Distinguished Alumnus: N.C. Appeals Court Judge Richard Erwin, a 1947 Johnson C. Smith University graduate, is Smith's Distinguished Alumnus for 1979. Erwin, a Marion native who majored in economics and earned a law degree from Howard University in Washington in 1951, was the first black in North Carolina elected to statewide office when he was chosen appeals judge last year. Erwin will be honored at a convocation at 10 a.m.
Thursday at the university. Newswoman To Speak: NBC News correspondent Judy Woodruff will 7:30 tonight at the Carousel Room in the Radisson Plaza Hotel, Two NCNB Plaza. The speech, open to the public, is sponsored by the Charlotte chapter of Women In Communications. Admission is $5 and includes refreshments. Edited by Al Johnson Death Notices MRS.
RUBY COLE CAPEL Mrs. Ruby Cole Capel, age 82, of The Wesley Nursing Center, 3700 Shamrock Drive, formerly of Rockingham, 1. N.C., mother of Charlotte attorney James L. Cole of 1574 Queens Road West, died Monday, April 23, 1979, at The Wesley -Nursing Center. Mrs.
Capel was born October 19, 1896, in Barnwell County, S.C.. daughter of the late James William Lazar and Renna Peyton. Mrs. Capel had been a resident of The Wesley Nursing Center since 1976. Funeral services will be 4:00 p.m.
Wednesday, April 25, from the First Baptist Church in Rockingham, N.C., with Rev. G. Carl Lewis, retired minister of the First Baptist Church, and Dr. William Leathers, III, minister of the First Baptist Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Eastside Cemetery in Rockingham.
Surviving are a son, James L. Cole of Charlotte, and grandchildren Stephen Cole and Kay Cole, both of Greensboro, N.C. Mrs. Capel's son will be at the home of his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold F. Safrit, 605 Hylan Avenue, Hamlet, N.C. Friends may send memorials to the Wesley Nursing Center, 3700 Shamrock Drive, Charlotte, N.C. 28215, or to the First Baptist Church, Rockingham, N.C. Mrs.
Capel will lie in state for an hour prior to the service, at which time Walter Ball, organist and choirmaster of Myers Park United Methodist Church of Charlotte, will render a program of sacred music in her honor and memory. Active pallbearers will be Charles B. Deane, Milford F. Grantham, Carroll D. McNeill, John Thomas Page, Raymond W.
Goodman, G. Calhoun Pruitt, Henry L. Kitchin and Fred W. Bynum, Jr. In addition to the honorary pallbearers serving in Rockingham, including the Board of Deacons and the Trustees of First Baptist Church, serving from Charlotte in absentia are: Dr.
Roy S. Bigham, Warren C. Stack, Richard D. Stephens, Dr. Thomas B.
Stockton, Rev. George H. Needham, Rev. Gilreath G. Adams, and the Staff and Administration of The Wesley Nursing Center.
Watson-King Funeral Home Rockingham, N.C., is in charge of arrangements. Harry Bryant Company is in charge of local arrangements. MR. JOHN STANLEY SPURRIER Mr. John Stanley Spurrier, age 79, widower of Lena Spurrier, of 3601 Providence Road, died Monday, April 23, 1979 at his home.
Mr. Spurrier was born May 17, 1899 in Mecklenburg County, He was the son of the late H. W. and Susie McGee Spurrier. He was co-founder, president and treasurer of Spurrier Oil Company, was a member of Covenant United Methodist Church and was presently serving on the Administrative Board and Finance Committee.
For many years, he served on the Official Board and was former chairman. Mr. Spurrier served many years on the City-County Zoning and Adjustment Board and was a former member of the Charlotte Civitan Club. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. John Gaffney of Gaffney, S.C.
and Mrs. Richard A. Wiegmann of Richmond, Virginia; five grandsons and one granddaughter; three sisters, Miss Lois Spurrier, Miss Madge Spurrier and Mrs. Herbert Moore, all of Charlotte: one brother, William M. Spurrier of Charlotte.
Funeral services will be 11:00 a.m. Wednesday at Covenant United Methodist Church, Reverend Ralph H. Eanes, Minister of Covenant United Methodist Church, officiating, assisted by Reverend Kelly Jones, Minister of First United Methodist Church, Cherryville, N.C. Entombment will be in Sharon Memorial Mausoleum. Active pall- BIG GEORGE! Virgil Partch 0000000 Vip "I think I heard someone scream!" HAZEL Ted 4-25 of you, darling.
Death Notices MRS. HENRY P. (LORAINE) WALKER Mrs. Henry P. (Loraine) Walker, age 66, of 8310 Albemarle Road died Tuesday, April 24, 1979, at her home.
Funeral will be 2:00 p.m. day, April 26, at McEwen West Chapel, Reverend Ralph Holt officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memory Gardens. Mrs. Walker was born April 29, 1912, in Mecklenburg County, daughter of Mrs.
Lois Clontz Caldwell and the late G. Parks Caldwell. She was a member of the Green Memorial Baptist Church and the Bethlehem Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star. She was retired from Belk's after 26 years of service. She is survived by her husband, Henry P.
Walker; her mother; one sister, Miss Helen Caldwell; and four brothers, James F. Caldwell and Hazel D. Caldwell, both of Charlotte, Avery N. Caldwell of Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Harry E. Caldwell of Roanoke, Virginia.
The family will receive friends from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at McEwen Funeral Home. Place your "Family" Want Ads by 2 p.m. Call 377-7474 Death Notices bearers will be Kelly F. Osborne, David C.
Lockwood, Lee S. Dukes, George E. James, Ronald Godfrey and W. W. Kendall.
Honorary pallbearers will be members of Men's Bible Class of Covenant United Methodist Church and W. B. Sparrow, Herbert Lockwood, A. P. Faulkner, Foy C.
Jones, W. C. Leary, Webb Godfrey, Roy Padgett, Henry Severs, Eugene L. Henkel, C. D.
Washam and Donald Sterett.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be sent to the N.C. Affiliate, 408 North Tryon Street, Charlotte, 28202. or to Covenant United Methodist Church. Harry Bryant Company is serving the family kpc photography 374-7419 Legal Notices Legal Notices ADVERTIsem*nT FOR BID Sealed proposals will be received for General Construction Contract, Heating and Ventilating Contract, and Electrical Contract uniti 3:00 p.m. on May 15, 1979, at the Mitchell County Board of Education In Ledger, North Carolina, Post Office Box 27, Bakersville, North Carolina, 28705, for the Gouge Elementary Gymtorium Addition (4,500 SF), at which time and place bids will be opened and read.
Plans and specifications will be open for inspection at the offices of Mitchell County Board of Education; AGC, Charlotte, Greensboro, and Blountville, Tennessee; F. W. Dodge, Charlotte, Greensboro, and Knoxville, Tennesse; and the Blue Ridge Contractors Association, Asheville, North Carolina. Complete plans and specifications for this project can be obtained from McMurray Abernethy Poetzsch, Architects Planners, 830 Providence Road, Charlotte, North Carolina 28207, telephone no. during normal office hours on and after April 23, 1979, Plan Deposit of $35.00 is required.
The Owner reserves the unqualified right to reject any or all proposals. Art Greene, Chairman MITCHELL COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION L17967 14-0-425 NOTICE OF HEARING ON A PROPOSAL FOR SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE TEXT CHANGES BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N. C. AND THE CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Meckienburg Board of County Commissioners and the Charlotte- Planning Commission, on the Fourth Floor of of the 1979 County at 2:00 P. Office M.
Building, the 720 East Fourth for Street on Monday, the the 14th day May, on following proposal changes to text of Subdivision Ordinance of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina: PROPOSED TEXT AMENDMENT TO THE SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE: To establish the basis for maintenance of storm drainage pipe in Macklenburg County. Parties in interest and citizens shall have an opportunity to be heard and may obtain further information on the proposed changes from the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission Office, Cameron Brown Building, 301 South McDowell Street. Edwin B. Peaco*ck Chairman, Mecklenburg Board of Commissioners L17968 14-0-4-25 NOTICE OF HEARINGS ON PETITIONS FOR ZONING CHANGES BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF MECKLENBURG COUNTY, N.C. AND THE CHARLOTTEMECKLENBURG PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE is hereby given that public hearings will be held by the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners and the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Planning Commission, In the Commissioners Room on the Fourth Floor of the County Office Building, at 720 East Fourth Street on Monday, the 14th day of May, 1979 at 2:00 P.
M. on the following petitions proposing changes on the Official Zoning maps of Mecklenburg County, North Carolina: PETITION NO. 79-21(c). Change from R-9 to R-12MF a .65 acre parcel fronting the southerly side of Tariton Drive about 240 feet east of U. S.
Hwy. 74, Petitioner: Uriah and Rebecca Plyler. PETITION NO. 79-22(c). Change from RU to 1-2(CD) for barrel storage a 5.3 acre tract located off of the west side of Oid Statesville Road and 500 feet south of McCord Road.
Petitioner: Mack Walden. PETITION NO. 70-23(c). Change from R-12MF to B-1S. C.
D. a 12 acre tract fronting the 688 feet on the westerly side of N. C. Hwy, 51 about 140 feet north of Idiewild Road. Petitioner: Glenn Garrison Rhodes.
PETITION NO. 79-14(c). Change from R-15 to B-1 a 6.19 acre tract located at the southwesterly corner of Monroe Road and Sardis Road North. Petitioner: Midwest Commercial Properties. PETITION NO.
79-25(c), Consideration of conditional use approval for an overnight camping trailer park within an R-R zoning district for an 8.59 acre tract fronting the southerly side of Greyfriars Road about 100 feet south of Torrence Chapel Road. Petitioner: Charlotte Police Club. PETITION NO. 79-26(c). Proposed amendment to the text of the Mecklenburg County Zoning Ordinance which would establish the basis for maintenance of storm drainage pipe in Mecklenburg County.
Petitioner: Mecklenburg County Commission. Parties in information interest and on citizens the shall have an changes opportunity from to the be heard and Charlotte-Mecklenburg may obtain proposed Planning Commission Office, Cameron Brown Building, 301 South McDowell Street. Edwin B. Peaco*ck Chairman, Macklenburg Board of Commissioners L17969 14-0-4-25 NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that the Executive Director of the North Carolina State Ports Authority, pursuant to the auhority vested in him by S4538-425 to 143B-467 of the North Carolina General Statues, proposes to adopt new regulations and to readopt, amend, and repeal regulations now filed with the Attorney General and codified as Title 19 NCAC Chapter 11. These rules, as adopted, re-adopted, amended, or repealed, will be effective June 1, 1979, and will be codified under Title 4 NCAC Chapter 13.
The subjects to be addressed at the hearing include: (1) Departmental Rules and General Provisions; (2) Purchasing Procedures: (3) Southport Boat Harbor; Rates and Regulations; (4) Port Charges Tariff; (5) Security and Safety; (6) Personnel; (7) Rule Making Procedures; and (8) Administrative Hearing Procedure. Any person interested in any of these subjects may send written comments to the Executive Director or Comptroller of the North Carolina State Ports Authority at the addresses below 10 days prior to date of the hearing. Copies of the proposed regulations at the may be address obtained indicated from the below prior Comptroller to the of date the of North the Carolina State Ports hearing, Executive Director North Carolina State Ports Authority 430 North Salisbury Street Raleigh, North Carolina 27611 Comptroller North Carolina State Ports Authority Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 Written and oral presentation will be received at the hearing which will be held May 15, 1979, at 10:00 a.m. at: Conference Room North Carolina Maritime Bulking-Wilmington 2202 Burnett Boulevard Wilmington, North Carolina 28401 Apr. 20, 1979 (Date of Notice) Executive North Ports Authority Directiate L17970 announcements no.
100-199 A A BONDING 24 HR. SERVICE 333-6603 126. Funeral Directors McEwen Funeral Services 727 E. Morehead St. 334-6421 375-6502 129.
Cemetery Lots FOUR gravesites, Oaklawn Cemetery. Call 399-5862. FOUR PLOT. Cemetary lot in Sharon Memorial Park. Call 545-5959.
Sharon Memorial Park, $250 each. 1-919-288-6131. 2 Choice lots at Char. Memorial Gardens, $800. 2 PLOTS, Sunset Memory, Gardens, off Albemarle $600.
Call 843-4446. 4 LOTS in Forest Lawn, lot 106, section reasonable. 597-1820 135. Lost and Found FOUND black male German Shepherd in Stonehaven area off Rama Rd. 364-0151 or 364-0227.
LOST Small gray cat collar, Cotswold area. Reward. 366-3109 or 536-1970. LOST Beagle male, black with brown chest, eyes paws. Name "Ralphie: 332-8006 or 525-9853 LOST: Gold chain Bracelet with blue white tiny flowers.
Reward. Call 847-5358 aft. LOST: Ladies white-gold watch. Reward. 523-2164, afternoons.
LOST: Ladies' gold watch, 3 diamonds. April 20, Cotswold, SouthPark or UPS S. Blvd. Reward. 364-0156.
LOST: Shaggy long-haired salt pepper part- -Terrier, part- Poodle, mother of 5 pups. 536-8149. MOTHER PUP Lost, Allen Hills area. Call 596-8962. REWARD.
Lost Monday, Blond co*cker Spaniel with red coller. VIcinity of Northside Baptist Church. Call 596-4025 or 333-9822. REWARD: Lost Thurs, April 20, fem. German Shepherd, 6 mos.
old, Wendover Pk. area. 545-3932, 366-4182. 2 HUFFY bikes, 1 red, 1 yellow, Freedom Mall. April 21.
Eckerd's ent. Reward. 399-7554. 138. Child Care CHILD CARE in my home, 1 st 3rd shifts, Albermarle Delta Rd.
area. 535-5120 CHILD CARE-In my home, week, day, hour. Call 523-3557. CHILD CARE, in my home. Independence and Eastway area.
537-3178 CHILD CARE, my home, day or night, experienced. $27-8943. MATURE Christian lady, babysit in my home, Archdale area. Days only. Call 554-7585.
NEED sitter in my home. hrs. wk. 523-4406 8-3. WILL baby sit in my home between 9:30 and 6:30.
Call Bree, 536-7340. WILL care for infant In my Exp. Reference, Plaza Midwood section. 377-6665 WILL keep children in my home. Montclair area.
527-5139. 141. Personals AA Private Detective Agency CELEBRATE SPRING, Again, in the County mountains al Festival, the Sat. Watauga May 5 6 University Gyms, Boone, NC COUPLES Club, California -Style For Trim Uninhibited. 366-8490 DERBY weekend.
Motel room available near Louisville. Call 527-0413 after 6:00 p.m. INSTANT cash for used gold silver jewelry, silverware. 333-0221. LADIES, do you need a hand? Rent-A-Man for almost anything.
Clean, confidential. 596-9228. Need Donors RH NEGATIVE WOMEN with antibodies developed thru pregnancy. Please contact Somerset Labs, M-F, 10-4. 375-7383.
of Ortho Diagnostics. NOBODY DOES IT BETTER AAA Detective Agency, Inc. Licensed 334-0303 Bonded PROFESSIONAL Student couple HOUSESITTING situation in Charlotte. Summer 1979. Responsible.
Call evenings. REDECORATING? Call Belk Interior Consultants for an Belk, Uptown, 377-4251 ext. 391. 399-9696 2424 ARTY AVE. TEGA CAY Country Club family membership, all facilities.
803-548-1034 TO DAVID RISLEY, You are one super guy. won't ever forget you, Bonnie, WHY WORRY when it costs 100 to know. Carolina. Detective Agency, 704-375-9940 142. Travel Opport.
DRIVE OUR CARS ALMOST FREE TO MOST US CITIES. AUTO DRIVEWAY 919-272-2153 143. Legal Services DIVORCE CLINIC of TEAGUE BARRIER 376-3595. We will show you how to use our do-ityourself uncontested divorce kit at 2:30 PM, Saturday, May 12, 1979, Southpark Shopping Center Auditorium. filing fee.
F. BRAD BUSH 2870 NCNB Plaza 333-8244 Real Estate Loan closings $150- 5400. Uncontested divorce $95 court cost. Sep. Agmt.
595. Fee schedule on request. JAMES V. CAMPBELL IT 623 E. Trade 377-4655 Reasonable fees all areas.
Divorce, Custody, Alimony, Civil Rights, Personal Injury, Criminal, Juvenile. Simple Wills $45, Consultation $20. Visa MC. 9-6 Daily 9-2 Sat Ronald Williams, P.A. Uncontested Divorce Separation Agreement $100 Name Change Business Incorporation Home Loan Closing Title Search $350 Consent Adoption $175 Traffic Court Appearance $175 Simple Will 545 Consultation $25 PLUS FILING FEE Suite 100, Attorney's Bldg.
375-4741 WALLACE A. JENKINS 536-2729 Traffic and other accidental iniury claims-fee based upon percentage of recovery. the classified PAYOFF works two ways PAYOFF No. 1: Use the classifieds to sell items you no longer need. PAYOFF No.
2: Use the classifieds buy items you want at bargain prices. phone 377-7474 Family Ad Rates: 2 lines, 5 days, $7. Private parties only. Ads for merchandise priced $10,000 or below, 143. Legal Services Attorney's Referral Service Mecklenburg Co.
Bar Assoc. 30 Min. 9 AM 10 2 PM 375-8624 Badger, Blackford, McNeely Tepper, P.A. 701 E. TRADE ST.
375-8875 A law firm established to provide confidential legal services at sonable fees in the areas of; DIVORCE CUSTODY CRIMINAL TRAFFIC BUSINESS CORPORATIONS REAL ESTATE CLOSINGS PERSONAL INJURY BANKRUPTCY SIMPLE DIVORCE, $100 COSTS Minimum consultation, $20 DIVORCE CLINIC SOUTHPARK SHOPPING CENTER AUDITORIUM 18, 8:00 p.m. UNCONTESTED costs $75 costs if you perfer 10 come to our office. Warren D. Blair and William F. Burns, Attorneys, 372-0837.
144. Health Services $175 ABORTION FREE PREGNANCY TEST HALLMARK CLINIC 1316 E. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N.C. 376-1615 TOLL FREE I NUMBERS: North Carolina 800-432-6066 All Other States 800-438-4094 ABORTION Pregnancy Test Free Counseling Free Post- Abortion Check Serve Medicaid Eligible Women PLANNED PARENTHOOD Non-Profit Agency 377-0841 Other services: birth control, vasectomy education FREE Pregnancy Counseling.
Call Birth Choice, 377-9885, A.M.-9 P.M., PREGNANT, Single, confused about alternatives? Crittenton Services can help. A AFTERNOON DELIGHT Hr. 11-11 Ph. 392-1486 IN ASK FOR DEVIN 8a.m.-5p.m., 364-3590 COVERGIRLS ESCORT Hours 9-11, 536-3393 DIAL for Men Women. 525-4737.
523-77671 ESCORTS CHARLOTTE MEN FOR MEN 372-9635 EXCLUSIVE 399-2445 Credit Cards Accepted FEMININE TOUCH ESCORT SERVICE For a pleasurable evening with true beauty. Open 7 days a 11am-2 am. 394-3265. FRENCH ESCORT SERVICE 373-1299 GIRL NEXT DOOR 375-3013 HAPPY Hour Companion for the Elite people or singles 525-7622 146. Sves.
HONEY'S ESCORT SERVICE 597-1764 A little bit of sweetness goes a long way. KAY'S ESCORT The Oldest Finest Dating Service in Charlotte. 597-1735. Laura's Belles We greet you with southern hospitality. 597-9127.
PARADISE ESCORT 375-8983 PARIE ESCORT 399-9205 PLAY GIRL ESCORTS Open 24 hrs. 364-2742 Dating and Escort Service 104 Aulen Ave. 598-7594 SHARON'S ESCORTS CALL 399-0057 SINGLE? Meet sincere, beautiful people Ilke YOU. Call DATELINE -free: 800-451-3245. SOFTNESS ESCORTS 376-8288 SOUTHERN'S FINEST.
Lovely service al their best. 596-4911 SWEET LADY'S ESCORT FOR MALE FEMALE SPECIAL 332-4836 THE ORIGINAL FOUNTAIN OF LOVE Enter our world of enticing beauty radiance beyond compare. 535-3303. 147 Adults A MOVIES 8514 N. Tryon 597-9804 10 A.M.
TO 2 A.M. DESIRE MOVIES 12400 HWY. 74 Open 9-12 596-0842 HELP WANTED Hostesses for adult movie. 597-9804. COMFORT CONVERSATION (Formerly Kay's Health Salon) A place for a sympathetic ear Hwy.
115 596-9941 WILKINSON ART STUDIO 6011 Wilkinson Bivd. 399-9543 4409 FILM RENTAL CENTER Projectors Film Price Adult Books Film Private Screening Peep Shows Charge 596-9725 150. Places to Dine THE AMBER HOUSE 5625 N. TRYON ST. 596-6145 153.
Special Notices BE AHEAD WITH HOME DELIVERY OF ALL JERSEY MILK Up to 24 hrs. fresher. More flavor with extra protein. Save costly driving lime. HUNTER JERSEY FARMS 523-2905 24 HRS.
FREE Bible Course New Testameni. Send name, address age to the Evangelical Baptist Mission, P.O, Box 625, Louisburg, N.C. 27549 SCIENCE humanities exhibits, crafts, entertainment, food, in the Springtime-Watauga County Spring Festival, May 5 6. University Gyms, Boone, NC WANTED: Keyboard sound technician. MOORE DIAYPER: RIN, 399-2085 or 334-8417.
financial no. 200-249 210. Bus. Opportunities ASSOCIATE Seeking person strong in Management relative to acquiring controlling Interest of Corporate Entity in Marketing of Silk Screened T- shirts, Wide Screen TV's and numerous other products. Perpetual funding, In the amount of $5,000,000, available.
For personal Interview, call Ed Easton, 803-548-4500. BEAUTY SHOP. 5 styling sta. Quick Sale $3,250. 525-3742 CENTURY 21 American Comm.
Inv. Prop. Experienced Business Brokers 377-6884 DELIVERY DISTRIBUTOR 30M-50M Caliber Excellent Family -Type Business Greater Charlotte area, including GASTONIA, ROCK HILL, MONROE, HICKORY, LENOIR, ETC. Limited number of individuals sought by national grocery co-op. Delivery experience helpful.
FOOD SERVICE AND RETAIL BUSINESS Duties include taking orders and delivering grocery products. Take over partially established route. Must be hardworking, honest, ambitious, and have desire to expand own business. NO PACKING OF ORDERS Investment required and must secure own truck, For details and credentials call Harry Rethelford 523-3224 Local owner will consider partial financing for qualifled applicants. 210.
Bus. Opportunities BEAUTY SALON, stations, busy shopping center, sacrifice, owner disabled. Tourist season just beginning. or P.O. Box 4457, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577.
EST. DISTRIBUTORSHIP State of NC exclusively, solar heating systems and Fantastic equipment. Dealers established. investment of only opportunity with $9500. Includes training, equipment and supplies.
Call Don Weathers, 527-5665. FISH market for sale, wholesale retail. Call 597-1580 before 3 p.m. LAUNDRY MATS (2) FOR SALE, 803-482-2508 8AM-10AM. RESTAURANT Located in high traffic area.
18 yrs. old. Grosses $360,000. Price $145,000. (Broker) 525-7705.
RESTAURANT Located in one of Charlotte's finest office complexes. Full service up to 150. Steady clientele, excellent profit picture. Call for details and appointment (B-101) Amity Realty 366-1421 To buy or sell a business Call: 527-5665 SHERWOOD COMM. BROKERS 217 Mortgages UNLIMITED FUNDS available for purchasing existing 1st and 2nd mortgages af a discount.
For information call HARBIN INVESTORS, INC. 535-1781. 219. Money to Lend $5000 to $5 million, Call Westbrook Agency for 704-536-2977, 10 a.m. til 5 p.m.
BANK SPONSORED Government Guaranteed Loans for business $35,000 $550,000 Terms 5-20 Years Call 536-8475 CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS 2ND MORTGAGE LOANS SHARON MORTGAGE CORP. 303 Executive Bldg. 623 E. Trade Days, 333-3184 Nites 366-8852 LOANS ON ANYTHING OF VALUE Frank's Loan Office 227 E. Trade St.
332-3006 RELIABLE LOAN CO. Charlotte's Oldest Pawn Shop Our 53rd Year 201 E. Trade St. 375-6374 WE Loan Money On Anything BERLINS PAWN SHOP education no. 250-299 BARTENDING BAR MGMT.
332-2720 523-7436 Bartending International Bartending Institute 2905 Freedom NC 394-5356 Do It In The Daytime Morning Sessions Start May 15 RADIO TELEVISION stations need trained personnel for announcing, copywriting, sales, production, etc. Get practical training, full time or part time, by professional broadcasters like Bill Ellis of WSOC, Tom Gentry of WHVN, Jack Dula of WBCY, Rod Rich of WCCB-TV, Roy Star of WAGL, Butch Gryder of WIRC, Edd Robinson of WSOC-FM. In-station training FREE placement service. CSB grads now have good-paying jobs, throughout the from station manager to network newsman. Get the National Association of Broadcaster's "Careers" booklet, free! Weekday morning sessions start this month.
Saturday sessions start May 19. Contact Carolina School of Broadcasting, 516 Fenton Place, Charlotte, NC 28207. or phone Mr. Sellers collect, 704-376-1619. State licensed! OUR 21ST YEAR METROLINA SCHOOL OF BARTENDING Self- paced courses.
Jobs avail. 332-2467. employment no. 300-399 300. Employ.
Agents BARON PERSONNEL 334-3061 Personnel Professionals EASTERN PERSONNEL, Inc. Call 919-762-2624 PO Box 1052 Wilmington, NC FORTUNE PERSONNEL One Woodlawn Green, Suite 136 Charlotte, NC 28210, 527-5610 FOX -MORRIS ASSOC. INC. PERSONNEL CONSULTANTS 1742 Southern National Center Charlotte, NC 28202 (704)375-0600 303. Administrative 300.
Employ. Agents GODSHALL GODSHALL Personnel Consultants Greenville, S.C. (803) 242-3491 Hammett Hammett Personnel Consultants ANDERSON, SC (803) 225-0586 NATIONWIDE PERSONNEL SERVICE P.O, Box 5925 484-6174 Fayetteville, N.C. 28303 SALES CONSULTANTS 4530 Park Rd. 525-9270 WINSTON PERSONNEL, INC.
One NCNB Plaza Suite 2460 Charlotte, N. C. 28280 303. Administrative ACADEMIC VICE PRESIDENT A letter of interest only, with attached resume, will be accepted through Monday, May 7, 1979 for the position of Vice President for Instruction and Student Development at Piedmont Technical Institute. Qualified applicants will be sent 8 formal application.
Preferwill be given to those with prior experience in a community college system at this level of management. Others with equivalent training and background will be considered. Send letter of interest to Dr. Edward W. Cox.
President, Piedmont Technical Institute, 0. Box 1197, Roxboro, N. C. 27573. ADMINISTRATOR Aston Park Health Care Center, now under construction in Asheville, N.C.
is looking for an aggressive, fully qualified Administrator with Masters Degree in Health Care Management or equivalent and three to five years successful top management in skilled or Intermediate long term health care facilities. Must have or be able to obtain North Carolina nursing home Administrator's license. This 120 bed non-profit facility, over looking the French Broad River in beautiful Western North Carolina, is scheduled for completion in ten to twelve months. It will offer a challenging opportunity, an ideal location to right individual, who must be able to furnish references as to personal integrity and professional ability. Apply in writing to: SEARCH COMMITTEE P.O.
BOX 2359 ASHEVILLE, N.C. 28802 World COLLEGE CAFETERIA Our client is seeking a qualified manager to run a college cafeteria. To $20,000 Fee Paid. Call or send resume to: CORPORATE SEARCH Suite 403 Bankers Trust Bldg. Greenville, S.C.
29601 (803) 242-4872 DIRECTOR needed immediately. Kinder Care Learning Center. 535-1915 NAT'L EXECUTIVE SEARCH Exec's $20K We Market You! 801 Baxter St. (704) 375-9114 PERSONNEL mar. trainee.
Degree work experience. Call Lorl. Lori Lee 527-2831. PUCHASING MANAGER Large residential builder doing in excess of $15 million per year has immediate need for experienced person to assume total responsibility for purchasIng all materials and contract negotiations for builder active in both single family or multifamily construction. Must have ability to supervise full purchasing staff.
Previous experience with computerized system helpful but not required. Beneills include profit sharing refirement plan and company paid insurance with excellent starting salary. Confidential. Please write or call: CENTURY HOME BUILDERS 4401 Colwick Road Suite 600 Charlotte, NC 28211 (704)364-6001 TRAFFIC SUPERVISOR Needed with experience in common carrier tarriffs. Call Newco Fibre Company, 333-0751for interview.
YOUNG journalist trained in desk work, copy editing for wire editor. Small N.C. daily. Call Bill Hodges 919-776-0531, 7 a.m. 10 5 p.m.
305. ACCOUNTANTS Run independent bookkeeping and lax service. Call toll free 1-800-638-9390. AUDITOR Deg. 2-6 yrs.
textile audt. exposure. $25K Fee Pd. Art Bailey, 332-4155, Key Per. CONTROLLER Local manufacturer has opening for a qualified individual to assume full responsibility for all accounting functions.
The applicant should have a background in general accounting, cost accounting and inventory control procedures. CPA with three to five years public accounting or manufacturing experience preferred. resume and salary history to Box K-13 The Charlotte Observer, The Charlotte News. Our employees know of this opportunity. COST ANALYST, to $20,000.
Fee paid. Avers Pers. Box 16065, Greensboro, 378-1761. GROWING consumer finance openings for branch representatives and assistant managers. No experience for branch representatives position.
Assistant manager position requires 2-3 years experience. If you are seeking employment with a company that you can grow with, call Sid Styron 825-3369 for personal interview. 308. Management MANAGEMENT TRAINEES. In office, full time, no experience necessary.
$1500 training allowance. 375-2394 305. WANTED: Commercial Credit Analyst Mid-state South Carolina Bank saeking Credit Analyst with 3-5 years experience in commercial loan administration. B.A. Degree in finance or accounting desired.
Experience a pre-requisite. Employer has full range of employee benefits, formal Salary Administration Program with starting salary to $20,000. Equal opportunity employer. Request applicants submit resume with handwritten letter giving references, confidentiality requirements, career objectives, to Box N-10, The Charlotte Observer. The Charlotte News.
58-0-04-25 303. Administrative ASSISTANT CONTROLLER We are a division of a Fortune 500 Company seeking an Assistant Controller to assume full responsibility for Manufacturing Accounting for our North Carolina operations. The successful applicant will have a solid background in General Accounting, Cost Accounting, and Inventory Control procedures. For prompt, confidential consideration, please send resume and salary history to: BOX L-18 THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER THE CHARLOTTE NEWS An Equal Opportunity Employer 17-0-04-20 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES Eckerd Drugs, the South's largest drug store chain, is currently seeking individuals for their trainee program. We need men and women who may have no previous experience, but who have shown leadership capabilities.
Our 900 stores in 16 states show our tremendous growth as does our number 1 position in percentage of profit. We offer you competitive wages for our 55 hours work week and outstanding benefits, which include profit sharing, group insurance for life and medical, pension plan, vacation plan, and employee discounts for you and your family. And we promote from within the same area so there is no need for relocation unless you desire a geographic move. Interested individuals apply in person to ECKERD DRUGS in any of the following locations: 4133 Park Rd. in Charlotte 3740 Independence Blvd.
in Charlotte 1453 E. Franklin Ave. in Gastonia jAck ECkERd dRUG COMPANY SUBSIDIARY OF JACK ECKERD CORPORATION Eckerd: In Principle and Practice, An Equal Opportunity Employer 68-0-4-25.
