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The Salvation ArmyUnion County FamilyStore and Service Centercelebrated recent propertyrenovations and ServiceCenter relocation with aribbon cutting ceremony.

The event was heldThursday, March 10, 2011at 215 S. Mountain St. inUnion. This has long beenthe location of TheSalvation Army FamilyStore and is now also hometo The Salvation ArmySocial Service Center. Bybringing both departmentsof The Salvation Armytogether under one roof,service to those in the com-munity will become moreaccessible. Clients will be

able to walk across thestreet for referrals to thelocal office of theDepartment of SocialServices and walk right

By CASSIE J. FOWLERHello everyone, Happy

St. Patrick’s Day! Lots oflocal news on the way,after we send out our birth-day wishes from GottrocksThe Birthday Fairy.

Happy Birthday toRonnie Garner, SadieErwin, my brother TerrellE. Fowler III, VirgilTaylor, Nancy Brock,Anita Silvers, George“Smokey” Alverson, Eddie“Moates” Bledsoe. Specialwishes to Youth BaseballNumber 5 — Lomas TyrekDavis, and your AuntKathy “Belle” Davis fromyour Mom and SisterSharon. To our former res-idents and childhoodfriends and classmatesSam Lake, JonathanBoyce, Kathy BraggFricks, Anne Brock Smithand Charlene Ramsey

Christie.

AnniversaryHappy Anniversary to

Rachel and CharlesWallen. The family andfriends of Taylor Chapmanask for special prayers.

SympathyOn a sad note, we send

our sympathy and bestwishes to the families ofCassie Mae Boyd. She issurvived by her 10 chil-dren, grandchildren andgreat-grandchildren andone brother. Her daughterin Whitmire is SylviaWhitener, owner ofSylvia’s S&A in Whitmire.

The families ofClarence Hunter. Survivorsinclude his sisters, VirginiaBoyd, Bessie Crosby andbrother Bud Hunter ofWhitmire, Union County.

The families of ShirleyGilliam Dickert. Shirley issurvived her childrenJenny, Kelsey and Scott.Her brother, formerWhitmire resident DannyGilliam. She was prede-ceased by her husbandEdgar Dickert.

Juanita Bledsoe, 83,wife of George Bledsoe.Both George and Juanitawere often seen enjoyingtheir yard work, maintain-ing plants and flowers atGray Funeral Home.

Sympathy to the fami-lies of Mrs. Frances LouiseSetzler.

In UpcomingChurch And

Community NewsThe VFW Post # 70

Chicken Stew sale thisSaturday, March 19.

Contact CommanderThomas Crisp at 940–2793for pick up information.

The 11 a.m. Lentenservices for March 30 willbe held at Whitmire UnitedMethodist Church. April 6services will be held atFirst Baptist Church.

Congratulations toWCS student, and RoyalRegiment Marching BandMember ChristopherWilliams. Christopher wona spot by audition in theSouth Carolina Region IIISenior Concert Band.Christopher is a senior, heplays trombone and eupho-nium in the marching andconcert band.

We wish Newberry HairDiva, simply known as“Marcia,” the best of luckin the opening of her newsalon location. Marciarecent showed her talents

and shared floor space,with Whitmire Hair Diva— Sherry Epps. Sherryand Marcia are alwayslending the helping andgrowing hands to eachother. Especially duringthe Up-Dos of prom sea-son.

College Back To SchoolList includes a big congrat-ulations to Whitmire areahonor students. PiedmontTechnical CollegePresident’s List requires a4.0 GPA and full-timecourse load. The followingstudents on the Fall 2010Presidents’ List listinclude: George “Smokey”Alverson, Jessica N.Crumpton, Micheal E.Gibson.

The Dean’s Listrequires a 3.75 GPA, andfull-time attendance.Those students are: Albert

G. Caudill, Tammy R.Drew, Tiffany foster,Emma B. Jeter, Daniel A.Lindler, and Micheal K.Shealy.

The Merit List requiresa 3.75 GPA and part-timeattendance. Those studentsare: Chrystal K. Wallace,Kaley B. Pressley, JoshuaK. Pressley, and Helen R.Arnold.

The search is over forthe town’s PRTCoordinator and citizensand youth alike are excitedabout the return of a formerresident. We say Welcome

GrapevineThe Weekly Union

GrapevineWEEK OF MARCH 14, 2011

UNIONʼS GOOD NEWS SOURCE!

Pea Ridge News

Sis carries out 911 instructions to the letterBy HOYT HANEY

Sis and two of hercousins, Faye and MyrtleQuinn, went deer huntingjust below our house on PeaRidge. Suddenly Faye fellto the ground and stoppedbreathing. Desparatetly, Sisfelt for a pulse but couldn’tfind one. She whipped outher cell phone, dialed 911and blurted, “My cousinFaye just dropped dead,what should I do?” The nicedispatcher said; Okay, okay,just relax, I can help you.First, let’s make sure she isdead.” After about aminute, the dispatcherheard a shot ring out. ThenSis came back on the lineand said nervously, “Okay,what we do next?”

Area PrayerConcerns

Betty Scales, R.E.Gallman, Jr., Ken Horne,Caroline Gallman, S. J.Harris,Ada Adams, MickeyCrayne, Ross Arthur,Vernon Wilson, MorrisBrady, Joyce Bishop, MikeGregory, Jack Webber,Buddy Allen, AudreaDouglas, Dot Morris, andLouise Kirby.

Wonderful VisitThe Fosters Chapel

UMC came to visit with Sisand me on Monday night.We had a devotion and theladies came bearing gifts,cakes and pies. We enjoyedthe food, but most of all weenjoyed their fellowship.

Thanks, ladies.

Good QuestionSome folks have been

asking why people wouldpay for subscription to anewspaper when they readit off the computer for free.Dang if I know.

Another ReminderRev. Allan West at Mt.

Joy Baptist Church is seek-ing the names of the 23chartered members of thechurch. If you can help outRev. West, call him at 674-5408 or myself. ThePreacher wants to thank allwho have helped out withthis project.

Fashion StatementMr. J.D. Bright passes

this on: Among retirees,what is considered formalattire is untied shoes.

FactDid you know that on

Monday, March 14, 1794,Eli Whitney patented thecotton gin? Now you know.

ReminderFosters Chapel UMC

Revival will be Sunday,March 20-23. Rev. EdMcDowell will bring themessages, you bring afriend.

Special Person OfThe Week

Our Special Person ofThe Week is Mr. R.E.

Photo by Hoyt Haney

Itʼs that time of yearThese Azalea blooms in the yard of Sis Haney. Azaleas are any of the various Rhododendrons with funnel shapedblossoms and deciduous leaves. — Merriam-WebsterSee Hoyt, Page 2

See Cassie, Page 2

See Ceremony, Page 3

Who What When & Where of WhitmireBirthdays, an anniversary andcommunity and church events

Renovation and relocation

Timken plant manager Howard Trotter, Capt. Ray Morton of the Salvation Army, UnionMayor Harold Thompson and Carlisle Mayor Mary Ferguson-Glenn participated in a rib-bon cutting ceremony at the Salvation Army Union County Family Store and ServiceCenter. Photo submitted

Salvation Army consolidates storeand service center

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200 Announcements

Community Calendar

"Spring Swing"Featuring PHS Jazz Band

Meal catered byCarrabba's Italian Grill

Tuesday, May 31st at 6pmPickens First Baptist Church

Fellowship HallTickets $15

Purchase through bandmember or band office

878-8730

Benefit To Be HeldFor Terry McCoy

June 25, Benefit for Terry McCoy double lung transplant

at the Barn BBQ located at Wilson's, 300A Shiloh Rd,

Piedmont, S. C., 5:30 - 9:00 PM. BBQ Plates, can be pur-chased in advance or at door. $10 ticket includes BBQ plate

(eat in or take out), 2 live bands, live auction, and tour largest John Deere Collection

in SC on site also baked goods available for sale. Do-

nations can also be made :Benefit McCoy Community 1st Bank, Williamston, S. C. More info : Facebook page: BBQ at

the Barn- Benefit for Terry McCoy) emails:

Ede West [email protected]; Sandra Reeves [email protected]

Angela Boggs [email protected]; Becky Eller

[email protected]; Sandra O' Brien sandra.o'[email protected];

Easley Chapel UMCTo Hold

Memorial Day ServiceSunday May 29th, 10:45 AM,

speaker will be James W. Breazeale III, music by United Men's chorus, dinner to follow service. Easley Chapel UMC,

215 North Second St.Easley, SC 29640, pastor Rev.

Velma Haywood.

Easley First Wesleyan Church To

Celebrate Life Line FestSat. May 28, 10 Am -5 PM,

rain date June 25th, 104 W. Sixth Ave., Easley. All day live music, food, games, inflatables

for children, carnival games, face painting, door prizes

Buttons the Clown,Easley Fire dept. Free admis-sion, free parking, Easley High school, student parking up to

the church.For more info go to:

www.easleyfirstwesleyan.org.

Community Calendar

Rogers ReunionTo Be Held

The 51th annual RogersReunion will be held on Sun-day June 5th at 12 noon at

Enon Baptist ChurchFellowship Hall. Dinner will be

served at 1:00 pm.Please bring a covered dish , also please bring newspaper

articles , birth announcements, pictures and any other informa-

tion to be added to theFamily Tree Website and the Reunion Scrapbook. Hope to

see you there Fred A. Bracken,son of the late, Ethel Braken.

Saturday Night Live at thePickens Senior Center

Music by Country Ramblers. Country, rock n' roll, western,

bluegrass. Every Saturday night from 7:00 p.m. - 9:30

p.m. Admission $3.00. Snark bar open until 8:30 p.m.

Located at 129 School House Street in Pickens, formerly Ben

Hagood Elementary School. Everyone welcome.

Southern Band of Cherokeeto Hold Annual

Family GatheringSunday, June 12 at

Stumphouse Mtn. picnic shel-ter. Dinner at 1:00. Bring a covered dish and/or drinks.

Plates and utensils will be fur-nished. All members, friends or

family are encouraged to at-tend. Anyone who has Native

American ancestry, thinks they may have Native American an-cestry, or has a general inter-est, is invited to attend. A me-morial service will be held for beloved Chief Randy Soaring Bird Laws, who passed away

last Nov. For more info contact Mary at 864-995-5280.

The Southern Bandof Cherokee

To Hold AnnualFamily Gathering

Sunday June 12th at Stum-phouse Mountain picnic shel-

ter. Dinner will be held at 1 PM. Bring a covered dish and or drinks. Plates and utensils

will be furnished. All members, friends, and family are encour-aged to attend. Anyone who

has native american ancestry, or has a general interest is in-vited to attend. For more info

contact Mary @864-995-5280. There will be a memorialservice for Chief Randy

Soaring Bird Lawswho passed away last Nov.

Tuesday Night Live at thePickens Senior CenterThe senior band plays

Tuesday nights. The band has 15 to 22 musicians and

vocalists. Everyone welcome to play and sing in open forum.Country, gospel and traditional Appalachian bluegrass music. Appalachian meals served at 6:00 p.m. Music starts at 7:00

p.m. Donations at the doorare accepted. 129 School House Street in Pickens.

Lost & Found

LOST YELLOW COCKATIEL

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300 Services

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Other Services

Will clean gutters/ Cut Grass $20.00 Acre Any Kind Of House-

hold or Yard Work needed 864-426-8489

Professional Services

Greer’s Construction36 Yrs Exp Repairs, remodeling, vinal siding, painting Call Mike

427-8953 No job to small

GREGORY’S ROOFING 25 YRS EXP.

Taught by Tom Sailors Roofing Leaves? Gutters & Yards

441-2308

Septic Tank Cleaning and Repair

Don Foster 864-427-7535 or 864-429-6108Lic. By: DHEC

WILL CLEAN OFFICES OR HOUSES. Reasonable rates.

Call 864-481-9119, cell 637-9015 or 508-5039

Security

ADTFree Home Security

System$99 installation and purchase of alarm monitoring services from ADT Security Services.

1-888-459-0976

400 Financial

Money to Lend

Need Cash For Any ReasonCall to see if you qualify for

$650.00, Easy payments up to 12 MO to repay Hometown Finance

429-5944

600 Animals

ENGLISH BULL DOG PUPPIES

14 weeks old male & Female English Bull Dog Puppies are looking for a Good Home to go both AKC and NKC Registered shot up to date wellvaccinated

if interested in moreinformation email

([email protected])

Low-cost spay/neuter Union County Humane Society

427-6423 spayuchs.org

Livestock

LOST COWSMissing 2 Large white cows HWY 391 Bethel Church Rd area call 803-924-3573

Pets

LOST DOG9 month old Australian shep-herd "Pete" approx 30 lbs, white/brown, blue collar for

electric fence, knot at end of tail. Lost in the Mid Carolina

Schools area. Call 803-364-0129.

900 Merchandise

Fuel/ Oil/ Coal/ Wood/ Gas

FOR SALEWooden Pallets for firewood. .50 cent each. Pick up at New-berry Observer office on Main Street in Downtown Newberry.

Hobby / Hunt & Sport

Silvey’s Tackle-BoxWe sell live bait and fishing acces-sories Open 7 days a wk 205 Gin

Circle Buffalo 426-8383 or 864-504-9828

Miscellaneous

Buildings For SaleThree REPO'D Steel

Buildings-SAVE THOU-SANDS. Selling for balance

owed. Ready to ship immedi-ately. 20X24, 30X50. Ask

about additional savings. Call Now 1-866-352-0469.

MENS CLOTHINGPant suites & coats want $75.00

for all Child swimingpool with ladder $25.00

Call 864-612-0093

2000 Automotive

Want to Buy

Junk Cars WantedPaying top dollar for junk cars & trucks. Free pickup. Call

Dennis Fowler @ 864-251-0955 or

864-427-0077 any time. We also do Sandblasting.

Want to Buy

Paying Top $$$ for Junk cars and trucks. We also do sand

blasting Fowlers Auto Parts Call 251-0955 or 427-0077

Wanted JunkcarsNow Buying Junk Cars. Must have clear title. Paying $300.00. Call 803-940-1278.

WE BUY JUNK CARSWe Buy Junk Cars

$100- $350 each paid in cash, no titles needed

7 days a week pick upcall: 1-803-209-4379

3000 Real Estate Sales

Houses For Sale

2 2BR houses for rent not HUD listed Call 427-7281

3 -3BD 2BA Financing avialble Many more to choose from

864-426-5428

Easley, Smithfield 197,900 Beautiful 3br, 2bth brick home on large corner lot, just across

from the 18th green, club house, pool and tennis. This is

home is in better than new condition. Must see! Price

$60K below tax value. Becky 864-320-6599

For Sale - REDUCED333 Player St, Newberry. Newly Remodeled, 2BR/2BA w/appli-ances. $59.900.00. Call 828-817-0319

For Sale 689 St Lukes Church Rd Pros-perity-Country living t its best.

Beautiful Brk Hm on 3.40 acres. 4BR/3BA. Custom built w/gourmet kitchen. Brazilian flrs, deep molding, high ceil-ings. See LakeMurrayProp-

erty.net. Tara Berry 803-260-0344.

For Sale-REDUCED826 Floyd St, Newberry, new construction, 3BR/2BA, appli-ance package. $99,900.00 Call-828-817-0319.

Lots

BUILDING LOTSNewberry County - Improved w/cleared homesites/ drive-ways/large trees. 1 acre to 7.9 acres. $20K to $60K. 828-817-0319.

LOT 57, 106 Fireside Lane.15,246 sq. ft. lot. Asking

$10,500 OBO. Interested or questions, call 803-403-9555

or 803-929-1117.

3500 Real Estate Rentals

Apartments / Townhouses

1 BR apt. in Pickens, central HVAC, convenient, $375 per

mo. includes water. 864-414-8639

1 Month FREE!!Northway Townhomes

864-855-0780

Apartment for RentGarden apartment w/2 full bed-rooms and 2 full baths. Con-

veniently located in a quiet neighborhood. $675/month. 803-924-5257. No calls after

8:00 PM.Apt for rent in town $300 Dep

$300 MO Stove & Frig furnished References required No pets Call

427-1299 or 803-240-7450

Easley Charleston Place Apts. Couch Rd. 1, 2, 3 BR., with stove, ref. & DW. 859-3122.

Custom Dry Cleaners.

Easley Charleston Place Apts. Couch Rd. 1, 2, 3 BR., with stove, ref. & DW. 859-3122.

Custom Dry Cleaners.

For RentVery Nice 2 BR apt-share rent @ $350.00 per bedroom. Also 2 BR duplex-800.00/month and

New studio apartment for $600.00/month. 803-944-0150.

Liberty 2/BR, 1/Ba duplex, stove, refrigerator, central

HVAC, no Pets, $475/mth,sec-tion 8 welcome. 855-4058.

Commercial

Commerical Office SpaceFor Rent SOON. Includes Rec room, 3 offices, kitchen, stor-age, rest room at 2518 Main

St., Newberry. Call 803-445-8704.

Houses for Rent

108 Railroad St. 2 BR, stove refrigerator, washer dryer con-nections. $400 mo., 275-8887.

3 bd house for rent, Powders-ville area, $1000 mo. 855-0780

For Rent1BR, 1BA Apartment and 2BR, 2BA Patio Home available at

Springfield Place. No entrance fees or money down. Call Ty

at 803-405-1585

For Rent3BR/1BA corner lot, section 8 OK, no pets at 2602 Pine St,

Newberry. 803-348-0733

For RentLarge 2 BR house w/heating & air on 503 Green St, Newberry. $500.00 month + $500.00 se-

curity. 803-924-1236.Four room air conditioned

house for rent,freshly painted new carpet. 310 Rice Rd.

430-0988 or 859-5482For Rent

340 Holly St, Winnsboro. Clean 2 bdrm, 1 bath. central air, stove, refrigerator. Fenced

yard. Section 8 welcome. $500.00 month. 803-206-7165.

House for Rent2 BR cottage on Lake Murray

near Crane's Landing. $500.00 per month. Call

803-944-3396Nice 3 BR home, 3 miles out of Pickens, available June 15.

Call 878-4805

Land (Acreage)

Hunting Land for Lease in Chester

Call 803-242-0397

Want to Rent

FOR SALE: RIDGEWAYDouble wide, 1560 SF, 3 BR, 2 BA, FP with hardwood floors in

Family Room, New Shingle Roof, 14x17 covered porch

10x12 and 8x10 deck on back. .76 acres with 16x24 and

15x20 sheds.143 Carolina Dr. 49,500 Call

513-3023

4000 Manufactured Housing

Rentals

2 BR Mobile Homes for rent in the Buffalo area

Call 427-4692 or 488-6039

2 BR Mobile HomeNo Pets, No Hud.

Ref & Dep. Req. 427-0433

Easley and Powdersville- 2 and 3 bedroom double and sin-gle wide mobile homes avail-

able for immediate occupancy. Well maintained and quiet

communities. Lawn care and trash pickup included. Ask

about our move in specials. 864-269-3361.

FOR RENT 3 BR mobile home in country, water furnished, no

pets. $80 week. $150 caredeposit. 868-2354

Newly Remodeled near Liberty 2/BR, 2/BA MH in exc. cond. on lrg lot, no pets, $525/mo,

$350/sec. dep.. Call 295-1860.

2 bedroom MOBILE HOME, 2 full baths, appliances fur-

nished. NO PETS! PRIVATE LOT. $500 mo PLUS deposit. 13 miles from Nuclear Station.

803-960-4880.

3BR/2BA mobile home, very private country setting, near

Pumpkintown, excellent for sr. citizen, $110/wk,$440 sec.

dep. water included, 864-616-8745

6000 Employment

Accounting / Financial

Help WantedAccount Representative-P/T, Sales payment & bookkeepers. Applicants must computer lit-erate w/access to the Internet. Email: [email protected].

Administrative / Professional

JOB OPENINGPromotional company looking for dynamic person with excel-

lent communication skills to deal with high volume of cus-tomer inquiries via phone and

email. Provide costing, delivery terms and samples to clients as requested. Maintain and

track orders from placement to delivery of merchandise.

Knowledge of Word, Excel, Outlook required. Knowledge of ACT helpful but not neces-sary. Email resume and cover letter you will earn up to $3000 per month if interested email to [email protected]

Child / Elderly Care

Looking for roommateFree rent in exchange for

company for elderly father, make sure he is taking his

meds,help keep house clean, he is completely

independent,master bed w/bath (garden tub)

Liberty area, call for more info 864-230-9832

Drivers & Delivery

DriversSC Regional RunsNew Pay Increase!

Up to .44/MileClass A CDL + 1 Yr. OTR Exp.

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to earning big money! 1-day orientation, great equipment, home time & benefits. CDL-A

and good driving record re-quired. Western Express. Re-cruiters now available til 9PM

central. 866-863-4111.

Employment Agencies

Apartment Maintenance Supervi-sor, Part Time, background checks, must have own tools, Sal-ary based on experience and qualifications. EOE Fax resume 864-429-5015

Help Wanted - General

5yrs Exp.Painter needed for Union Pain and BodyCall Randy 427-2464

SURETY BAIL BONDING COMPANY

Coming to Winnsboro in June 2011. Seeking the

following individuals for full and part- time for adminis-trative and licensed posi-

tions. Will train. Must have clean criminal record for

the past 10 years for the li-censed bail bonding posi-tions. Call Teresa for de-

tails and appointments. 10 positions available

Call: 803-748-1241

Castrol Premium Lube Express is looking for "lube tech.,

greeter/customer service, man-agement team". Exp. and bilin-gual a must.NO Phone Calls, please fax or email resume to Fax # 305-328-6679 email:[email protected].

Castrol Premium Lube Express is looking for "lube tech.,

greeter/customer service, man-agement team". Exp. and bilin-gual a must.NO Phone Calls, please fax or email resume to Fax # 305-328-6679 email:[email protected].

Deli/Cook, Greenville restau-rant, Tues-Sat., $8.00 hr. Call

864-616-8384, 616-8383.

Help WantedC-Store Manager, (Minimum 3yrs experience Required) assistant manager & Cashers. Contact Syed 678-749-6987

Help WantedTOWN OF PROSPERITY - UTILITY VACANCY - The

Town of Prosperity is currently accepting applications for the position of Sanitation Worker.

The successful candidate should have a valid SC Driver's

License, HS Diploma or equivalent; the ability to work supervised and unsupervised. Experience is not required but preferable. Competitive pay

and benefit package. Applica-tions may be obtained from Town Center, 250 School

Drive, Prosperity, SC 29127. The Deadline to apply is May

31, 2011. EOE-MFDV.

Fairforest Apts.Now leasing Apts for Seniors,

handicap or disabled. Rental as-sistance available. Come

by office to apply at 221 East Maint St. Union, SC 29379.Office hours are

Mon-Fri 8AM-4PM. 864-429-3211“In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department ofAgricultire policy, this institution is prohibited from dis-crimination on the basis of race, color, national origin,

disability, religion, sex, and familial status. (Not all prohib-ited bases apply to all programs).

To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Direc-tor, Office of Civil Rights,1400 Independance Avenue,

S.W.,Washington, D.C. 20250-9410 or call (800) 795-3272(voice) or (202) 720-6382 (TDD).”

2 The Weekly Union Grapevine/Union, S.C., Week of Monday, May 30, 2011


Legal secretary/receptionists for Pickens Law firm, prefer

some experience in social se-curity claims. Call 898-3208

or 380-7788.

Optical Shop needs front desk clerical w/good people skills, computer, and multitasking.

Send resume to fax 864-855-2303 or [email protected]

Optical Shop needs front desk clerical w/good people skills, computer, and multitasking.

Send resume to fax 864-855-2303 or [email protected]

Retail Cleaning Part-TimeKBS is recruiting in Easley.Basic cleaning duties. Call

800-537-1376, then dial exten-sion 520 & leave a voicemail.

EOE www.KBS-Clean.jobs

Retail Cleaning Part-TimeKBS is recruiting in Easley.Basic cleaning duties. Call

800-537-1376, then dial exten-sion 520 & leave a voicemail.

EOE www.KBS-Clean.jobs

Stylist and nail tech needed at Nicole Lewis Salon 859-8200.

Ask for Ann Barnhardt.

Maintenance / Domestic

Help WantedMaintenance Job Available:

Indian Hills Apartments. Must pass criminal background

check. Experience in working in maintenance: including

plumbing, painting, cleaning and electrical and with cus-tomer service skills. Must have your own tools and a

truck. 30 hours a week and in-cludes benefits after 3 months. Call 803-276-6375 for an ap-

pointment.

Sales

Advertising SalesRepresentative

Heartland Publications is the publisher of three weekly

newspapers in Pickens and Anderson counties and several other publications in South and

North Carolina. We areseeking a full time, outside

sales representative to cover new and existing accounts.

The ideal candidate willpossess excellent communica-

tion skills, outside salesexperience, enthusiasm for

quality customer service and the ability to work within a

team environment. Previous newspaper or other media

sales experience a plus but not necessary. Familiarity with the Pickens, Easley and Powders-

ville markets is preferred.Essential Duties and

Responsibilities: - Manageexisting territory - Achieve

monthly sales goals - Develop new accounts - Establish

partnerships with customers - Develop customer confidence

and communication - Schedule ads placed by customers -

Other duties and responsibili-ties as assigned. Required

Skills: - Excellent verbal and written communication skills -

Strong organizational and time management skills - Excellent

customer service skills -Reliable transportation, valid

drivers license. We offer:A competitive compensation

package including salary plus commission. Health and dental

benefits - 401K. Defined,protected territory. We are an equal opportunity employer.To apply, please send cover

letter, resume and salaryrequirements to: Lonnie

Adamson, General Manager, The Easley Progress, P.O. Box

709, Easley SC 29641or email Lonnie at

[email protected]

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The public auction of delinquent units at Miniwarehouses of Newberry has been re-scheduled for Saturday, February 26, 2011 at 9:00am at

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The public auction of delinquent units at Heritage Ministorage has been re-scheduled for Saturday, February 26, 2011 at 9:30am at

3433 Riley road, Newberry, SC. #317 Jim & Bernice Matuszak – bird cage, tackle, misc. boxes#621 Ben Basnight – misc. boxes, furniture#811 Kelvin Brown – sofa & chairs

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Production Workers

Kraft Foods, the leader in the food industry with brands like Oscar Mayer and Louis Rich, has opportunities at its Newberry Plant for full time Production Workers.

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We o�er a bene�t package that includes:Medical, Dental, Optical, Prescription Drug Coverage

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White Oak of NewberryFull-time LPN 1st Shift

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CHIP MILL TECHNICIANSilverstreet, SC

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• High school diploma/GED

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• Ability to safely and professionally perform mechanical repairs on mill line components, including conveyor drives, bearings and processing equipment

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Johnny Depp returns as swishy bucca-neer Jack Sparrow for the fourth installment of the hugely successful Disney movie fran-chise based on its enduringly popular theme park ride.

This time around, Capt. Jack finds him-self on a quest for the fabled Fountain of Youth, the leg-endary spring with magical powers that 16th century Spanish explorer Ponce De Leon was supposedly seek-ing when he “discovered” modern-day Florida.

The plot involves Jack’s nemesis from the three pre-vious movies, Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush), plus several new characters. Ian McShane smolders as the villainous Blackbeard (Ian McShane), whose zombie crew is managed by his spitfire daughter, Angelica (Penelope Cruz), a wronged woman bearing a roman-tic grudge against a certain love-em-and-leave-’em swashbuckler.

There’s also an earnest young shang-haied man of the cloth (Sam Chaflin), who falls in love with a mermaid (Astrid Berges-Frisbey) with a streak of kindness that sets her apart from all the other other

bewitching, bloodsucking sea temptresses.

Keith Richards, who makes another cameo as crusty Capt. Teague, gets off a great line that riffs on his real-life reputation as a hard-living rock and roll star.

There’s plenty of sword-play, lush on-location tropi-cal scenery, a handful of effective 3-D gimmicks and

several elaborately choreographed action sequences, including Sparrow’s dashing escape from British soldiers, a duel that spreads throughout a rum warehouse, and a murderous nautical assault by mermaids.

Keira Knightley and Orlando Bloom, both along for the first three rides, aren’t part of the cast this time around, giving everything a whiff of freshness.

But after four movies, “Pirates” is begin-ning to feel a bit like a soggy, waterlogged plank that’s been afloat in the salty

JACK IS BACK This time he’s racing to find the fabled

Fountain of YouthMOVIE REVIEW

By NEIL PONDWith American Profile

Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides

Rated PG-13Starring Johnny Depp,

Penelope Cruz and Geoffrey Rush

Directed by Rob Marshall

Dear Savvy Senior: What can you tell me about restless leg syn-drome? I’m 58 years old, and my wife thinks I may have it because I sometimes wake her up at night kicking my legs. — Restless Larry

DEAR LARRY: If an irresist-ible urge to move your legs has you kicking in your sleep, you may indeed have restless leg syn-drome (RLS), a common, under diagnosed condition that affects around 10 percent of Americans. Here’s what you should know.

Do You Have RLS?RLS is a neurological disorder

that causes unpleasant sensations in the legs (usually in the calf area) and an irresistible urge to move your legs when resting or

sitting still, and the symptoms usually get worse with age. The main complaint with RLS, other than it being uncomfortable, is that it disrupts sleep.

While researchers have yet to

pin down a specific cause of RLS, they do know of various condi-tions that are linked to it includ-ing: Genetics (it often runs in families); anemia; kidney prob-lems; peripheral neuropathy; dia-betes; attention deficit disorder; and even pregnancy. Do you have RLS? If you answer yes to most of these questions, you probably do.

• When you sit or lie down, do you have a strong desire to move your legs?

• Does your desire to move

your legs feel impossible to resist?

• Would you use the words unpleasant, creepy-crawly, elec-tric current, itching, tingling, pulling, or tugging to describe your symptoms?

• Does your desire to move often occur when you are resting or sitting still?

• Does moving your legs make you feel better?

• Do these symptoms bother you more at night?

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Bull’s-eyeThe best way to center a hinge screw hole is with a self-centering bit. But if you don’t have one (or can’t find yours), try this tip from Gary Derzinski of Leavenworth, Kansas. Use the hinge’s screw holes as guides for a small coun-tersink bit. Position the hinge, then bore carefully with the countersink until it just touches the sides of the hinge screw hole. The bottom point of the bored countersink should be the precise center of the screw hole. Then, use that spot as the center point for bor-ing the pilot hole.

I’m on deadline for a second cookbook, which means my mind is a whir when certain dishes come up for review I’ve long adored, but never quite known the history of.

Case in point: the Sloppy Joe!

Who among us didn’t love Sloppy Joe’s as a kid? (Heck, who doesn’t love them today?) McClain School in Lebanon, no lon-ger stands, but in my mind, “Sloppy Joe” days are for-

ever etched in my mind. (Ironically, these were usu-ally Fridays as I recall…Maybe the cooks were just as eager to get home and start their weekends as we kids were.)

So basically, we’re talking hamburger meat with a flavorful sauce, and slopped down on a ham-burger bun and sloppy as all get out!

But just who was this Joe that gave us this slop-py, tasty, mess of a meal?

Well, stories vary as to who the original “Joe” was, but each is rather colorful.

One source claims he worked in a diner in Sioux City, Iowa. Another traces him to a bar in Key West, Florida that is, to this day

called “Sloppy Joe’s” (I like this story best because Ernest Hemingway is said to have helped pick the name, having named it after a favorite bar of his in Havana, Cuba!)

Either way, the sand-wich (and its name) dates back to the 1930s, which makes perfect sense when you think about it, as it was a classic depression era food (i.e. a great way to stretch your hamburg-er budget. Stretching the menu to feed a few more was an easy fix thanks to Sloppy Joe.

Karlen Evins is the author of Southern to the Core: An Evins Family Cookbook, and is soon to release “Put A Lid On It: Casseroles

& Comfort Foods & Things We Take to Funerals”. For more information, please

visit www.karlenevins.com

IDKT: Sloppy Joes

• Do your ever have involuntary leg movements while you are awake? Tips and Remedies

While there’s no cure for RLS, there are some things you can do to alleviate the symptoms. Depending on the severity of your case, here are some tips and rem-edies that may help:

• Get a blood test: Studies show that iron or vitamin deficiency can cause or worsen RLS. Your doctor can easily check this with a simple blood test, and may recommend sup-plementing your diet with vitamin E, iron, vitamin B12 or folate.

• Check your meds: Certain drugs that treat high blood pressure, heart conditions, nausea, colds, allergies and depression can make RLS worse. If you take any of these, ask your doctor if something else can be prescribed.

• Watch your diet: Pay attention to what you eat to see if it may cause or increase your symptoms.

• Limit caffeine and alcohol: Both of these can make symptoms worse.

• Stretch: A good calf stretch and a strong mas-sage may provide some relief.

• Take a bath: For some people a hot or cold bath can help, or try using a heating pad or ice pack.

• Try compression: Wrapping ace bandages or wearing compression sup-port stockings around the problem area has also been known to help.

• Exercise: Moderate

exercise (20 to 30 minutes three or four times a week) can also relieve symptoms and help you sleep better. Exercising late in the eve-ning however can induce symptoms.

• Reduce stress: Stress can aggravate RLS. Meditation and yoga are good relaxation techniques you may want to try, espe-cially before going to bed at night. Treatments

If the tips or remedies don’t improve your con-dition prescription medi-cations may help. Requip

(or its generic Ropinirole) and Mirapex are two drugs approved by the FDA to treat RLS, but there are sev-eral other drugs that treat other conditions (dopami-nergic agents, sedatives, anticonvulsants and pain relievers) that have also been found to be helpful. Talk to your doctor about these options, or consult an RLS specialist (see rls.org to locate one) or a sleep specialist (see sleepcenters.org). Send your senior questions to: Savvy Senior, P.O. Box 5443, Norman, OK 73070, or visit SavvySenior.org. Jim Miller is a contributor to the NBC Today show and author of “The

Savvy Senior” book.

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