12-B The W.W. Driggers Of Aiken Dies AIKEN Woodrow W. Driggers, 52, died Tuesday at Aiken Community Hospital. Born in Charleston County, he was a son of Mrs. Lila Dangerfield Driggers and the late Moses Driggers.
He was a retired parts manager of Bill Vernon Chevrolet Co. after 17 years of service and had been with Chevrolet for 26 years. Mr. Driggers was a member and past master of Aiken Masonic Lodge No. 156, A.F.M., a Master Mason, 32nd degree Scottish and York Rite and former president of the Aiken Shrine Club.
He was a member of Omar Temple at Charleston and a charter member of Jamil Temple at Columbia. He was also the co-founder of the Aiken Shrine Clowns. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Virginia Koon Driggers; five sons, Harvey E. Driggers of Kitchings Mill, Bobby W.
and Richard L. Driggers of Columbia and James W. and Randy Lee Driggers of Aiken; his mother of Summerville; two sisters, Mrs. Louise Driggers of Summerville and Mrs. Mildred Dyer of London, Ohio; two brothers, Moses E.
and Willard Driggers of Summerville; and six grandchildren. Services will be held at 4 p.m. today at George Funeral Home, with burial in Aiken Memorial Park. The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to the Shriner's Crippled Children's Home, Greenville, or the Vaucluse Church of God at Vaucluse. W.B.
Ackerman, Prosperity, Dies PROSPERITY W.B. Ackerman 79, died Wednesday at Richland Memorial Hospital. Born in Walterboro, he was a son of the late Dr. William Boswell and Julia Folk Ackerman. He was a retired employee of Union Oil Columbia, a charter member of the Prosperity Volunteer Fire Department and an honorary member of the Prosperity Rescue Squad.
He was a member of the town council for 10 years, serving as mayor pro tem for four years. He was a member of Prosperity Masonic Lodge No. 115 and served as master for two terms. He was a former member of the Order of the Eastern Star. Surviving are his widow.
Mrs. Bernese Derrick Ackerman; a son, W.B. Ackerman Jr. of Prosperity; a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Weatherly of Clover; a brother, O.P.
Ackerman of Stone Mountain, and two grandsons. Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Grace Lutheran Church, with burial in Prosperity Cemetery with Masonic rites. Whitaker Funeral Home of Newberry is in charge. Services Friday For Dr.
Bieren Services for Dr. Roland Essig Bieren will be held at 10 a.m. Friday in the chapel of the First Presbyterian Church, conducted by the Rev. Dr. Hugh W.
McClure III. Burial will be at 11:30 a.m. in Memorial Park, Orangeburg. Dr. Bieren, 69, former chief forensic psychiatrist at the S.C.
State Hospital, died Tuesday at Lexington County Hospital. Dunbar Funeal Home, Gervais Street Chapel, is in charge. MILLS RITES Services for Homer L. Mills will be held at 2 p.m. today at St.
Andrews Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Fred S. Miller. Burial will be in Crescent Hill Memorial Park. Pallbearers will be Don Anderson, Ronnie Kinlaw, Stanley Sessler, Charles Spires, David Blackwell and Ernest Blackwell.
Mr. Mills died Tuesday at Baptist Medical Center. Thompson Funeral Home of West Columbia is in charge. S.C., Thursday, December 31, 1981 MRS. MARION M.
HAGINS LANCASTER Mrs. Marion Victoria McCants Hagins, 76, widow of Angus Wallace Hagins, died Wednesday at Grace White Nursing Home. Born in Summerville, she was a daughter of the late Lawrence S. and Harriett Taylor McCants. Services will be held at 2 p.m.
today at the First United Methodist Church, with burial in Lancaster Memorial Park. Cauthen Funeral Home is in charge. MRS. DAVID C. SAPP LANCASTER Mrs.
Joan Hayes Sapp, 47, wife of David C. Sapp. died Wednesday at the Presbyterian Hospital in Charlotte. Born in Lancaster County, she was a daughter of Mrs. Inez Hinson Hayes and the late Cecil Shelton Hayes.
She was a secretary for Christ Episcopal Church Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at the United Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd, with burial in Lancaster Memorial Park. The family suggests that those who wish morials to the United Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd or Christ Episcopal Church. Cauthen Funeral Home is in charge. RICHARD E.
KIRKLAND Richard E. Kirkland, 63, of 720 Pine Batesburg, died Wednesday at his home. Born in Lexington County, he was a son of the late E. Vanderbilt and Lilla Howard Kirkland. He member Baptist Church of Batesburg.
Mr. Kirkland was a retired Army chief warrant officer and a former service station operator. He had also been employed by Holiday Inn in West columbia. He was member of the as American Legion Post and a former Mason. Surviving are his widow.
Mrs. Dorothy Cameron Kirkland; two daughters, Miss Susan Kirkland of Batesburg and Miss Sharon Kirkland, U.S. Navy, stationed in Alaska; sons, David Kirkland and Gerald Lange of Batesburg, two sisters, Mrs. Clarence (Helen) Collum of Batesburg and Mrs. Percy (Lou) Wilcox of Council Bluffs, Iowa; and three brothers, Harold Kirkland of Batesburg, Garvin of Harkers Island, N.C., and Kemp Kirkland of West Columbia.
The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to a charity. Plans will be announed by Charles R. Shealy and Sons of Batesburg. BENNIE J. SMITH SALUDA Bennie Junior Smith, 69, died Monday.
Born in Saluda County, he was a son of the late Julia Smith. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Do Dorothy R. Smith; sons, L.C. and Willie Lee Smith and Robert Lee Gantt of Saluda, three daughters, Mrs.
Bennie Mae Coleman of Saluda, Jessie Lee Morris of Fredrick, and Miss Shirley Jean Gantt of Atlanta; two brothers, Eugene of Saluda and Lee Willie Smith of Batesburg; four half brothers, Ben A. Etheredge of Saluda, James and John Henry Etheredge of New York and Thomas J. Etheredge of Washington; five half sisters, Mrs. Sallie Ann Keith of Orangeburg, Misses Marzell, Daisy Etheredge of New York and Ms. Willie Abney of Saluda; 17 grandchildren; and a greatgrandchild.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. today at Philippi Baptist Church. Butler and Son Funeral Home is in charge. MRS. ALICE JOHNSON WINNSBORO Mrs.
Alice Johnson, 90, died Wednesday at Fairfield Memorial Hospital. Born in Fairfield County, she was daughter of the late Tim and Mary Ashford. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Queenie M. Palite, Mrs.
Lettie L. Cook and Mrs. Celess Edwards of Winnsboro; and two sons, Jessie Jr. and Autmos Johnson of Winnsboro. Plans will be announced by Russell-McCutchen Funeral Home.
REESE RITES Services for Miss Josephine Reese will be held at 2 p.m. today at Dunbar Funeral Home, Devine Street Chapel, conducted by the Rev. J. Thompson. Burial will be in Beulah Baptist Church cemetery.
Pallbearers will be nephews, Stanley McDonald, Grady Derrick, Jack Benson, Manny Aiken, Jack Latham Ray Crenshaw. Miss Reese, 64, died Tuesday at her home. Death Notices Continued From 3-B Deaths JAMES W. TYLER SUMTER James Woodrow Tyler, 69, died Wednesday at Tuomey Hospital. Born i in Sumter County, he was a son of the late John and Addie Bell McGee Tyler.
He was a retired farmer. He was first married to the late Letha co*ker Tyler. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Ge Gertrude Smoak Tyler; three sons, James Willie L. and Heyward J.
Tyler of Sumter, three daughters, Mrs. Madeline Hylton, Mrs. Barbara Beneski and Mrs. Wanda Rudd of Sumter; three sisters, Mrs. Inez Bartlette of Sumter, Mrs.
Annie Feagin of Lugoff and Minnie Jones Galivants Ferry; three brothers, Kent Tyler of Galivants Ferry, Bill McElveen of San Francisco and Robbie -McElveen of Lynchburg; two stepsons, Gene Smoak and Cecil Mitchum of Sumter; a foster son, V.G. co*ker Sumter; 17 grandchildren; and nine great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Elmore-Hill Funeral Home, with burial in Sumter Cemetery. BENNETT R.
DYCK Bennett Ralph Dyck, 19, of 2900 Oswald Drive, West Columbia, died Tuesday at his home. Born in Ringold, he was a son of Burney Leon Dyck and Mrs. Mary Alice Fletcher Brown. He was a student at the University of South Carolina and an employee of Residential Services at the university. was a member of the Seventh Day Adventist Church and was formerly of Collegedale, Tenn.
Surviving, his are his mother of father West of Columbia; his stepfather, Eugene Brown of West Columbia: a brother, Peter L. Dyck of West Columbia; two sisters, Mrs. Janice Rachaels of Cleveland, and Mrs. Cherylyn Hartline of Chattanooga, Tenn; and his maternal grandmother, Mrs. Irene Fletcher of Chattanooga.
Services will be held at a later date at Collegedale Seventh Day Adventist Church on the campus of Southern Missionary College at Collegedale. Burial will be in Westview Presbyterian Cemetery at Chattanooga. Thompson Funeral Home of West Columbia and Lane Funeral Home of Ooltewah, are in charge. MRS. GEORGIA T.
WHITE ALLENDALE Mrs. Georgia E. Tilley White, 80, died Tuesday at University Hospital in Augusta, Ga. Old Barnwell County, she was a daughter of the late S.J. and Sallie Floyd Tilley.
Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at Happy Home Baptist Church, with burial in Hayes Cemetery. Gardner Harney Funeral Home is in charge. BROADUS V. BROWN CHARLESTON Broadus Brown, 60, died Monday at Roper Hospital, Charleston.
was a electric cooperative manager. Services will be held at 2.0 p.m. today at Buford Street Methodist Church, Gaffney. The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to the S.C. Heart Association.
-Hatcher Funeral Home of Gaffney is in charge. MRS. FLOYD JOYNER Mrs. Rebecca Lucas Joyner, of 1121 Walcott Drive, died Wednesday. Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late Harry and Meta Dantzler Lucas.
Surviving are her husband, Floyd Joyner of Flint, a daughter, Mrs. Florida Williams of Columbia; a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelly of Columbia; and a brother, Harry Lucas of Columbia. Plans will be announced by Leevy's Funeral Home. TOLAND RITES Services for Mrs.
Keron Walker Toland will be held at noon today at Dunbar Funeral Home, Devine Street Chapel, conducted by the Rev. Dr. William H. Boyd. Burial will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park.
Pallbearers will be George Caughman, M.M. Player, Dr. P.J. Philson, Frank VanKuren, Dave Blankenship, David Toland, Daniel Toland and Lex Helsin. Mrs.
Toland, 78. of 839 Adger Road, widow of John Iverson Toland, died Tuesday at the home of her son in Baltimore. ORANGEBURG Mrs. Karen Ard Lengel, 25, wife of Daryl Arthur Lengel, died Wednesday at the Medical University Hospital in Charleston. Born in Oakland, she was a daughter of William and Mrs.
May Ard. was a graduate Harford Community Doris, College, Bel Air, and was a nurse and medical transcriber." Surviving are her husband; her parents of Perryville, a sister, Miss Pami Ard of Perryville; two brothers, Robert and Douglas Ard Perryville; her paternal grandmother, Mrs. Ella Boxxe of Perryville; and her maternal grandmother, Mrs. Geanette May of Savannah, Ga. Plans will be announced by Dukes-Harley Funeral Home.
MRS. DARYL A. LENGEL SCOTT R. UPTON Scott R. Upton, 63, of Route Richhanin, died Memorial Wednesday Hospital.
at Born in Alabama, he was a son of the late George Washington and Susie Mae Campbell Upton. He retired from the Army with over 22 years service. He was a member of Holy Trinity Lutheran Church at Little Mountain. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Mary Rose Silva Upton; three daughters, Mrs.
Beverly Derrick Carol Koon of Columbia and Mrs. Margaret Stoudenmire of Little Mountain; a son. George R. Upton of Columbia; a sister, Mrs. Crystal Kengens of Tampa, four brothers, David, Gene, Bobby and Jimmy Upton of Birmingham, seven grandchildren.
Plans will be announced by Caughman-Harman Funeral Home of Chapin. MRS. WALTER BASKETT Mrs. Iola Stroman Baskett, 52, wife of Walter Baskett, of 104 Alida died Wednesday at James F. Byrnes Clinical Center.
Born in Richland County, she was a daughter of the late Daniel and Lula Davis Stroman. Surviving are her husband; four daughters, Mrs. Servia David, Mrs. Delores Joyner and Miss Sharie Ann Baskett of Columbia and Mrs. Gladys Thomas of McBee; five sons, Walter IlI, James and Daniel Baskett of Columbia, Benjamin Baskett of West Columbia and Thomas Baskett of West Point, Mass; and 12 grandchildren.
Services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at Leevy's Funeral Home, with burial in Lincoln Cemetery MISS LEILA K. SUTCLIFFE BURTON Miss Leila Katherine Sutcliffe, 10, died Wednesday in a cycle accident in Beaufort. She was the daughter of John Larry and Leigh Pulliam Sutcliffe. Surviving are her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert F. Pulliam of Columbia and Mr. and Mrs. Lowman Sutcliffe of Beaufort: and a brother, John Crockett Sutcliffe of BURTON.
Arrangements will be announced by Anderson Funeral Home of Beaufort. LEWIS D. SIMPSON CLINTON Lewis D. Simpson, 79, died Wednesday at Self Memorial Hospital in Greenwood. Born in Laurens County, he was a son of the late Jobe and Lola Nabors Simpson.
He was a retired employee of Clinton Mills, a member of the Clinton Moose Club and the Old Timers Club and was a graduate of Draughn Business College. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Rosalyn Shannon Simpson, three daughters, Mrs. C.R.
(Margaret) Koon of Prosperity, Mrs. Russell (Betty) Cox of Laurens and Miss Debbie Simpson of Waterloo; a brother, Mason Simpson of Clinton; nine grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at Gray Funeral Home, with burial in Hurricane Baptist Church cemetery. CHAPMAN RITES Services for Ladson "Lad" Boone Chapman will be held at 10 a.m.
today at St. Andrews Baptist Church, conducted by the Rev. Fred S. Miller Jr. Burial will be in Elmwood Cemetery, Pallbearers will be Ben W.
Wright Charles G. Askins Milton Joye. Henry James, the Rev. J.C. Hunnicutt and Jack Jackson.
Mr. Chapman, 88. of 2211 tist Medical Center. Marion died Tuesday at Dunbar Funeral Home, Gervais Street Chapel, is in charge. Supreme Court May Be Asked To Review Appeal (Continued From 1-B) the grounds that it was moot and not reviewed by the body's been operating in good faith and will continue to do Supreme as a precedent Court, and should not be used in other cases." so.
But Laughlin McDonald, an ACLU attorney in Atlanta, McDonald said the plaintiffs' choice of actions is not said that one further legal step may be even if clear because "there are too many things up in the air." necessary, the district plan is acceptable. City Attorney Roy Bates said he doesn't see any "We have the option to go to the Supreme Court to significance in the legal debate because "the order that review this case," said McDonald. "But even if we don't came down (from the 4th Circuit) fairly disposed of the appeal the decision, it's a bad decision in the case of blacks question." and we don't want it to have any precedential value." The complaint against the city was originally filed in McDonald said the plaintiffs could petition the U.S. 1977. A federal district judge upheld City Council's at-large Supreme Court "to dismiss the the 4th Circuit opinion on election as open and constitutional in early 1980.
Jack Dove, Retired Mill Manager, 69 GREENWOOD Jasper Monroe "Jack" Dove, 69, died Wednesday at Self Memorial Hospital. Born in Madison County, he was a son of the late E.N. and Lecia Fowler Dove. He was a retired general manager of Abney Mills and a member of the Senior Citizens Club. Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Ruby Voyles Dove; five daughters, Mrs. Coy J. (Joann) Gray of Greenwood, Mrs. Jerry (Patsy) Ellis and Ms. Jacqueline D.
Puckett of Raleigh, N.C., Mrs. Ben (Myrna) Franklin of Charlotte and Mrs. Art (Nancy) Crews of Wake Forest, N.C.; a sister, Mrs. Harley (Lena) Lee of Starr; three brothers, H.P., Joe and Jerrel Dove of Anderson; 10 grandchildren; and a greatgrandchild. Services will be held at 11 a.m.
Friday at Blyth Funeral Home, with burial in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. The family suggests that those who wish may make memorials to the First Baptist Church or the Heart Fund. GEORGE ROBINSON JR. George Robinson of 119 Winyah Drive, died Tuesday at Veterans Administration Hospital. Born in Richland County, he was a son of the late George Sr.
and Gussie Robinson. He was an Army veteran, a member of the Second Nazareth Baptist Church, the Trustee Board and a former employee of Colonial Building Maintenance staff. Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Cora Lee Robinson; a daughter, Mrs. Maggie Givens of Columbia: a sister, Mrs.
Gussie Mae Robinson of Columbia; a brother, Jimmy Robinson of Columbia; three grandchildren; and three great-grandchildren. Plans will be announced by Leevy's Funeral Home. Announcements Memoriams 193 DEDICATED TO THE MEMORIES OF THOSE WE LOVED SO WELL Cemetery Lots 197 2 cemetery lots in Crescent Hills Memorial Gardens. Lot 14, Unit Saction Space 3 4. Reply to: T.C.
McSwain; Rt. 1, Box 491F; Lyman, S.C. 29365. One choice Crypt Inside Masoleom at Greeniewn Cematary on Sumter Highway. Will sacrifice at $1600.
Phone Bamberg 245-4766. TWO CEMETERY LOTS With vaults at Crescent Hill Phone 772-2481 Lost Found 198 Found female Spitz Dutch Square area. 710-1550 Found in front of Belk's downtown, 1 chocolate color mixed Terrier dog. Call 254-7354. Found: Part Collie Spaniel Dog, Tan white, wearing 2 collars.
Phone 787-2711 or 754-8640. FOUND: black tan male Lhasa Apso. On Bush River Rd in front of Brunswick Bowling Lane. Call 781-5944. Lost: Black white Boston Terrier male.
South Congaree area. Needs Immediate medical attention. $50 reward. Call 781-7313 or 755-0378 Lost bronze boat propeller with shaft. Lost Dec 24th In the Windor LakeSpring Valley area.
Reward. 700-0434 Lost during Christmas: -haired Collie, male, answers to name Nanuke. Charleston tags. Call Columbia, 254-2072. Reward.
Lost: Female Miniature Schnauzer In Harbison. Please call 776-6450. Reward. Lost: Gold Bracelet, In near K- Mart, Ft. Jackson Blvd.
Reward! Call 783-2344 or 776-1159. Lost: Gray male tabby cat near irmo High a School. Reward. 754-3823 days; 781-2070 after 6pm, ask for Susan L. Lost in vicinity of Woodhill Mall, large liver white Springer Spaniel, male.
Raleigh, N. C. tags. Call 783-0315. Reward offered.
Lost In Blossom-Devine area male puppy mostly white. 799-7535 Reward. Lost in Harbison area golden brown Lhasa Apso. If found or seen call 781-4044. Reward.
Lost: Irish Setter, Millwood-Woodrow Dr. area, answers to choke collar, black leather collar. Reward offered. Ph. 254-7052.
Lost: Male IRISH SETTER Answers to Irmo area. Call Bob at 781-7141 or 254-2376. LOST or STOLEN: Horse from our farm, Muddy Springs Rd. area, Christmas Eve night or Christmas day. Medium size mare, dark light grey.
REWARD offered for information leading to return of mare. 359-4737 or 350-3714. Lost: Tan white mixed breed Labrador, about 70 missing since Dec. 11th. Call Reward! Lost: White Male co*ckerpoo, Randy, 11 years old, Rosewood area, 799-2556.
Reward. Personal Notices 200 Replying to Newspaper Box Number? Address Your Reply to: Box Number Columbia Newspapers, Inc. Columbia, South Carolina Columbia Newspapers, Inc. cannot disclose the Identity of an advertiser using box number. However, readers Interested in positions oftered, but desiring to avoid sending a resume to certain companies can do so.
Address your reply to the box number and place it in another envelope addressed to: Classified Blind Box Service Columbia Newspapers, Inc. Columbia, South Carolina 29202 Along with note listing the companies you do not want your reply to reach. if the advertiser is anyone on your list, we will destroy your reply. AAAAA Community service. We pay up to $75 for junk cars delivered to our plant, or will pick up your junk car and pay up to $25.
Call 354-4137 Owen Industrial Products, Inc. CEDE A Personal Notices 200 Christian Outreach Supporting: 1. Home for Alcoholics 2. Rescue Mission 3. Women's Crisis Shelter HIS HOUSE THRIFT SHOP Needs furniture, appliances, clothing, and cars.
Tax deductible. FREE PICK UP 764 Meeting St. West Columbia 791-0557 G.O. Ramsey, David Holmes, Pastor Director 2 ACRE MINI-FARMS $15 down. $2115.
$36.07 mo. For Info. maps, 782-3011 or 754-0512. ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS In My Home. 20 Years Experience.
Call 1 AMERICAS NO. Healer Frank Hevesy now permenantly resides in S.C. for help call 776-5845 Are you behind on payments? Foreclosure, older or run down property? Investor will buy for cash and close quickly. -Agent 772-1870. Buddy Lyons, Buddy Lyons, D.
W. Lyons, Tony Lyons will be trapping on lands In Bamberg Colleton counties owned or leased by: James M. Miley, Donald E. Martin, Lawton Marin, Y. Doremus, Walter M.
Lyons, O. E. Barnes, R. D. Waltz, Henry Myers, D.
W. Lyons, John Graham, Joe H. Rhoad, William H. Butler, Troy G. Linder, Mavis S.
Smith, B. L. Smoak, Clorine L. Barnes, 0. E.
Copeland, Victor R. Martin, J. D. Smoak, David E. Sauls, Richard Linder, Emma W.
Nelson, Roger Douglas, Charlie Padgett, Buddy Lyons, Bull Bay Hunting Club Eunice Linder. DMSO Cash carry or by phone. 4 oz 16 oz. Horse Garden 776-2856 Faced With a Drinking Problem? Perhaps, Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help. Call 254-5301 24 hours From Consumer Resources HAPPY NEW A YEAR 345-1400 will not be responsible for debts Incurred by anyone other than myself.
Dwayne Scott. I will not be held responsible for debts incurred by anyone other than myself. Harold Gene Jesse. I will not be held responsible for debts Incurred by anyone other than myself. Thomas R.
Bruce. JUNK APPLIANCES $2.10 per 100 lbs. MORE FOR when you bring them to our LexIngton plant site located on SR70 (Old Two Notch Rd.) which is on the north side of 1-20 and 3 miles west of Glassmaster Boat Co. at Route 6. Open 7 A.M.
to 4:30 P.M. Mon. thru Fri. Ph. 359-6137, Owen Industrial Products, Inc.
MEET New Single Friends! Write MATCHMAKERS P.O. Box 5563, Anderson, SC 29623 MIND EXPANSION FREE Wed. Eve. Jan 6. East Cola area.
By Frank Hevesy. 776-5845 Need a home -would like to share your home to take care of Invalld or other duties. Phone 776-0859. Single-Div-Widowed. Send self-addressed stamped envelope: DATES MATES, PO Box 21723 29221.
Wade Lyons will be trapping in Bambery County on lands owned by Buddy Lyons. Entertainment 204 For Rent Building for parties dance floor. Available Dec 23- Jan 7. Call 783-0993 M-F, 4 PM-10 PM Super Bowl Trip-Silver Dome, Pontiac, Jan. 22-25.
$1000. Air travel, hotel, meals, 2 tickets to Super Bowl 16. Ph. 754-2687. Child CareBaby Sitting 207 All all night babysitting for New Years Eve.
VA Hospital area. day, Reasonable rates. Call 776-5891. Child care in my home by the day, week or hour. Leesburg Hospital area.
Licensed DSS. 776 Experienced Child Care in our home. (Leesburg Rd -VA Hosp) area. Hot meals T.L.C. Call ANYTIME 776-4440.
Will babysit in my home New Years's Eve. Call 788-3197. Musicians Guide 208 Needed: experienced sound man for working band, preferably with own equipment. Also, keyboard or steel player. Must be exceptional.
Vocal ability preferred. Call Eddie, or 648-1311, ext 64 or Michael, 645-7621. Employment Situations Wanted 209 Male 49, wants part -time work. Morning or evening hours. 755-1337.
Single, white, male, 55 yrs, 6' 190 lbs. Good health desires job as driver, body guard or companion helper. Best of ref. Send all replies to Box 793, Manning SC 29102. Domestic Employment Wanted 210 For good live-in nurse-housekeepers.
Reasonable rates. Call us as we care. Miles 1121 S. Kilbourne, Cola, SC 29205. 787-1802.
Domestic Help Wanted 211 Help wanted to care for handicapped person. Must have reference transportation. Reply Cola. Newspapers, Inc. S.C.
29202. Lady needed to care for elderly parents in Lexington, Lam-1pm Saturday and Sunday. Mother Diabetic and AK amputee. Must have transportation. Call Mrs.
Meetze, 345-2152. Mother in Dentsville needed for care 010 yr old after school. Pickup from Joseph Keels School required. Call 736-0972 after 6:30. Cosmetology 212 HAIRCUTTER Position available GREAT PECTATIONS PRECISION HAIRCUTTERS of Columbia Mall.
Apply In person Immediately for advanced earnings opportunity with great hollday and vacation pay plan and more. Administrative 213 DIRECTOR MEDICAL RECORDS REGISTERED Graduate of an approved MRA proram. High school experience preferred. Mail resume with salary re quirements to: Personnel Department, ORANGEBURG REGIONAL HOSPITAL, 3000 Matthews Rd, Orangeburg, SC 29115 EOE Clerical-Office 214 AAA AAA TYPISTS 55. WPM Current paycheck every Friday.
OLSTEN TEMPS YOU'LL HATE TO SEE THEM LEAVE! OLSTEN TEMPORARY SERVICES 3710 Landmark Suite 308 Phone 712-4345 Resume Guide $4.95. Easy step by step directions to prepare your own resume. Careers Unlimited 799-9741 SECRETARY A law firm wishes to employ a Secretary with good skills. Call 779-8061. Clerical-Office 214 COMMERCIAL LINES SECRETARY Successful applicant must have ratIng experience in commercial prop erty and casualty, also general office experience on the agency level.
Salary negotiable. Please call Jim Edens or Terry Lawrimore at EDENS REAL ESTATE 2002 Blossom 252-4556 or 799-6768. EXECUTIVE TYPIST Skilled typist with shorthand or speed writing skills needed to work in pres tigious office of the president. Lanier word processing experience a plus. Typing of wpm required.
celient position for personable, outgoing person who wants to grow with company. Excellent salary, based on skills. Call D. Sheheen at 779-2170 between 10 12 a.m., or send resume to P.O. Box 11506, S.C.
29211. MANPOWER TEMPORARY SERVICES 916 Elmwood Ave. 765-2971 MARGARET HOFFMAN PERSONNEL SERVICES OFFICE STAFF 1427 Pickens 799-6322 NEEDED IBM Display Writer Operator Immediate assignment. Call Today KATHY-781-4877 Ots QUALITY TEMPORARY SERVICES 256-0055 Secretarial 215 Co-ordinating secretary. At least years experience, ability to type more than 60 wpm, take dictation.
This Is a church related occupation. Salary range $8,866 $9,464. Send resume to Nuture Division, PO Box 4440, Columbia, SC 29240. tions will be received through Jan 9, 1902. This is an equal opportunity employer Legal Se benefits and excellent working conditions with small firm.
Compensation mensurate with experience. Call 734-9480 for Interview. Legal secretary experience on 18M system 6. Salary commensurate with ability. 771-6880.
Ask for Sally Whittle LEGAL SECRETARY A Secretary with extensive knowedge of word processing and auto matic machinery is needed for Immediate placement in law firm. Call 779-7737. RETIRED PERSON Part time secretary needed. 1-5 PM Mon Fri. Good typing, clerical skills.
Write SC Committe for Humanities, 17 Calendar Ct, Suite 6, Columbia, SC 29206 Secretary Life Insurance. Requires excellent typing (dictating equipment). Pleasant personality to deal with clientele. Must be responsible, organized, good appearance. Call Mr Wheeler 256-7501 AccountingBookkeeping 216 ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Assertive telephone manner and 3-4 years experience in accounts receivable collections required.
Responsibility includes accounts recelvable maintenance and reconcillation, sales and returned check account receivable collections, familiar with data processing. Salary commensurate with experience. Call Mrs. Wenstrom, 799-7000. CraftsSkills- 217 Carpenter with cabinet maker skills with ability to bulld from blueprints.
Excellent job. Permanent position. Call (003) 284-2246, Blackville, S.C. First Class Electrician. years industrial Instrumentation experience and knowledge of electronic control.
Must be able to repair instruments. Shift work required. Send resume to P.O. Box 499, Alken, SC 29001 or phone (803) 648-8351, ext. 140.
Equal Opportunity Employer. Looking for Auto Body Man with tools. Painter that wants to relocate In Atlantic City, NJ. E.0.E. Must have experience.
10-15 years. Call Ken collect 609-348-5194. Needed: Heating, Air Conditioning Refrigeration Mechanic. Experience necessary. Call 772-4652.
General 218 Replying to Newspaper Box Number? Address Your Reply to: Box Number Columbia Newspapers, Inc. Columbia, South Carolina 29202 Columbia Newspapers, Inc. cannot disclose the identity of an advertiser using box number. However, readers Interested in positions offered, but desiring to avoid sending a resume to certain companies can do so. Address your reply to the box number and place it in another envelope addressed to: Classified Blind Box Service Columbia Newspapers, Inc.
Columbia, South Carolina 29202 Along with a note listing the companies you do not want your reply to reach. if the advertiser is anyone on your list, we will destroy your reply. Applications now being taken for fuel desk Cashier. Apply In person Cayce's Union 76, 1-26 Piney Grove Rd between 9 5. No phone calls.
ATTENTION Part time The nation's largest portrait company has an immediate opening in the telephone advertising department at Oian Mills Studio, Woodhill Mall. This position is permanent with excellent working conditions. Must be able to work from 5-9pm each weekday and from on Saturdays. Experience in telephone work Is helpful but we will train. A pleasing telephone voice and personality are a must.
Apply in person only to Rocky Stone, Wed Dec. 30 31, 5-8pm. EOE AUTO BODY MAN Need experienced body man for new shop in dealership, must have own tools and references. Commission and benefits. Call Tom Gross, 786-4111.
Collector for retal furniture store. Company benefits. Apply 1430 Assembly St. Delivery people needed Must be 18 years of age and own a car. $3.35 per hours plus commission and tips.
Apply In person at Domino's Pizza, 5948 Percival Rd. after 4 p.m. EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE OPERATOR Single needle overlock operators needed. minimum. Excelient company benefits.
Apply Oxford of Columbia, Industrial Park, Bluff Rd. 776-9100. 2OE. Full part time help wanted with Zippy Mart in St Andrews Ft Jackson areas. 772-9029 or 776-9627.
E0E Full part time help wanted with Zippy Mart in St Andrews Ft Jackson areas. 772-9029 or 776-9627. EOE General Maintenance man needed for apartment complex in Northwest Columbia. Experience desired, but not necessary. Apply in person between 10am-4pm, Woodland Village Bush River Rd.
at 1-20. HAPPY NEW YEAR! AAA EMPLOYMENT 738-0811 "Columbia's Low Fee Agency" INTERTEC DATA SYSTEMS 2300 Broad River Rd. Columbia, S.C. 29210 Have opening for full JANITORAL- TIME time person experienced in all phases of Janitoral work. Location: Columbia Northeast.
Mon-Fri. 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Must have transportation and work references. General 218 Experienced Instructors needed for Creative Dance, Children's Arts and Crafts Shag Dancing.
Ph. 252-2151. Classes begin January 4 4 11. LOAN CLOSING ASSISTANT Salary Range 12,000 Capital Acceptance Corporation has an Immediate opening for a Residential Loan Closing Specialist. This individual will be responsible for preparation of closing documents for the mortgage division of the Southeast's largest real estate developer of resort condominiums.
Applicants must be knowledgeable in all phases of document preparation, recordings, title policy preparation and delivery of loan documents to investors. Mail resume to: Donna Sheheen P.O. Box 11506 Columbia, S.C. 29211 LOAN PROCESSOR SALARY RANGE: If you have experience in mortgage loan processing, are ambitious, hardworking and people-oriented, there is position for you with Captial Acceptance Corporation, a subsidiary of U.S. Capital Corporation.
The position offers excellent advancement opportunities, competitive salary, excellent fringe benefits, Including profit U.S. Capital Corporation is engaged in the marketing, financing and production of resort condominiums principally in the coastal and mountain regions of the southeast. Interested and qualified applicants respond by resume to: D. Sheheen, P.O. Box 11506, Columbia, S.C.
29211 EXEC. HOTEL HOUSEKEEPER Major year round resort seeks experienced hotel executive housekeeper. Good salary and benefits. Send resumes to: Box B-195, Columbia Newspapers, Cola, SC 29202 MANAGEMENT POTENTIAL National company seeking selfmotivated Individual with management potential for inside Salary plus commission. Related experience desired.
Call 781-2085. Central Adjustment Bureau, Harbison Way, Suite 206. Mature person to work in daycare center with small children. Non smoker and non drinker. 776-3128 or 776-4889 for Interview OLD CROWS DELI LOUNGE 725 Broad River Rd, Is seeking experience part time bartender.
Only experienced need apply. Apply in person between 11 and 2 ask for Marcy. No phone calls please. Old established real estate firm has Immediate opening for Office Work. 5.
day wk. Excellent working conditions. Reply Box 644 Care Columbia Newspapers. OWNER -OPERATORS We now have expanded our authority and need Owner -Operators. If you like being home most weekends and pald weekly, then call Malone Freight Lines, Birmingham, AL 1-800-633-6350.
E0E Part time person needed to present our family portrait fund-raising program to church leaders in Columbia and surrounding area. be mature and have transportation. Call Mr. Leaks 776-6835. PARALEGAL A Paralegal with good skills is needed to fill an immediate vacancy.
Call 779-7737. Part time sales in hardware store. In St Andrews area. Male or female. Hardware experience preferred.
Call 798-4151 ask for Mr Ford or Mr Morgan Service Station Attendant, part time, nights weekends, full service, 1200 Knox Abbott 794-6761. SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR Experience preferred. 254-9197. Taking applications carpet cleaning full time. Hard work.
Serious Inquirles only. Call Thurs morning 8-10 796-1271 THE PANTRY Help Wanted for 2 new stores opening soon in the Columbia and Irmo areas. Second and third shifts needed in other areas also. Apply at any Pantry Food Store. The Town of Jackson will be acceptIng applications for qualified Police Officer through 12-31-41.
Applicants can pick up applications at Town Hall, 129 Charles Monday-Friday, VETERANS Prior military. Have a sales career in field with fantastic opportunities. Make the kind of money that you feel you are worth. 782-9857 Wanted-Tennis Instructor, twice week, male or female, fee negotiable. After 3pm, call 791-5188, ask for Carla.
Will accept a student. Wanted: Motivated, career-oriented females to work as Instructors in national chain of women's fitness centers. Experience preferred, but not required. Enthusiasm must. Full part time positions available.
Call 776-3441 between p.m. 5 p.m. only for Interview. Want tennis instructor twice a week. Male or female.
Fee negotiable. After 3pm call 791-5188 ask for Carla. Will accept student. WELDER (2) top quality with tank exper. (SMAW).
Must read blueprints. Apply In person only. Mon, Jan 4, 10-12 1-3. Evans Sons, 1851 Shop Rd. Temporary Help 219 AiDE TEMPORARIES 771-7885 TEMP FORCE 1911 Barnwell St.
256-7082 Technical 220 IMPORT AUTO TECHNICIAN Two import Automobile Technicians needed. Previous experience necessary. Tools necessary. Dependable. Excellent company benefits.
Special factory training provided. Apply in person only to Katie Bradshaw, Service Mgr. Fritzs Sports Cars 3815 W. Beltline. No phone calls please.
Qualified Service Technician specialIzing in Commercial Heating and Air Conditioning service for the South Carolina area. Top pay, good benefits, vacation and holidays. 5 years experience required. Only qualified service people need apply. Call Commercial Air Services, Inc, MondayFriday, 8am-5pm, 919-596-9375.
SERVICE TECHNICIAN Mini-computer experience. Military or tech school electronics background. Excellent benefits. Major corporation. Male or Female.
Equal Opportunity Employer. Call for an appointment, 772-4301. Professional 221 Drafting, Structural and Misc. Steel. Full service for Framing, Joist, Deck, Stairs, Rails, Checking.
Experienced person needed to join the best team in N.C. Send resume and a print of your work to Box B-641, Columbia Newspapers, PO Box 1333, SC 29202. Data Processing 223 DATA CONTROL CLERK Brown Boveri Electric's Distribution Apparatus Division has an Immediate opportunity at its Columiba assembly plant for a Data Control Clerk. Successful individual will possess a minimum of 1 year production and inventory control experience, along with ability to read and utilitize engineering bills of materials. Must also possess accurate and organized records, typing ability as well as good oral communications skills.
Brown Boverl Electric offers an exceilent fringe benefits package and salary is commensurate experience. If qualified and interested contact: Employee Relations BROWN BOVERI ELECTRIC, INC P.O. Box 648 West Columbia, S.C. 29171 803-796-9502 An Equal Opportunity Employer.
