Grand
Opening
Sunday
Although grand opening
ceremonies for the new Roses Store
in Weaverville Plaza aren't schedul
ed until Sunday, the 54,000 sua re foot
discount facility is now open for a
"sneak preview."
Why would a major discounter
want to be open before its grand open
ing? According to Harold Compton,
senior vice president, operations and
customers for Rose's Stores, Inc., it
just makes sense. "It simply gives us
a chance to train our associates under
live conditions before we open the
gate. And it allows us to get the'bugs'
out of our systems and to make sure
they're working right," Compton
said.
In addition to helping store
associates prepare for the formal
opening, Compton said the Roses
sneak preview actually is planned
with the customer in mind.
"From the overall layout of our
stores to our commitment to get shop
pers through the registers promptly,
we are focused on our customers and
how we can make shopping more con
venient, "Compton said.
Sunday '8 grand opening will in
clude several give aways and prizes.
Among the prizes will be a $100 shopp
ing spree, two $50 shopping sprees, an
exercise bike, a 19-inch color TV, a
video cassette recorder, a ladies bicy
cle, a mens bicycle, a vacuum
cleaner, a black and white TV and a
coffee-maker.
Jefferies To Manage
Weaverville Roses
Rom's Stores, Inc., largest dis
count retail chain baaed in the
Southeast, has named Ken W. Jef
feries manager of its new Weaver -
ville store.
Jefferies comes to Weaverville
from Franklin, where he was
manager of the Roses store located in
the Macon County town.
His responsiblilities include super
vision of 119 Roses associates in the
new 54,000 square-foot facility, which
anchors Weaverville Plaza.
"We want our customers to know
that we're here to serve them," said
Jefferies. The company has commit
ted to a "customer first" program
that guarantees Roses will treat
customers right, he said.
"The company's policy of satisfac
tion guaranteed is instilled in all
Roses associates throughout their
training," Jefferies said.
"We believe the customer is the
boss. This is a company program but
we really believe it," he said.
"We're in the business of providing
our customers the first-quality mer
chandise they want to buy, as well as
first-quality courtesy and conve
nience. That's how we hope to keep
them coming back," he said.
Jefferies also said Roses makes
every effort to ensure that advertised
goods are in stock. "Our goal is to
maintain 100 percent in-stock rate on
advertised goods, ne said.
A native of Birmingham, Ala., Jef
feries is in the process of moving his
family from Franklin to a new home
in Weavervilie.
The Jefferies family will be living
in the Reetns Creek community. Jef
feries said the family is looking for
ward to living there.
"We didn't have a neighborhood in
Franklin like the one at Reems
Creek. We look forward to living in
one," he said.
His family also includes Jefferies'
wife, Lee Ann, who works for Blue
Ridge Mental Health; a son, Kenny,
IS; and, a daughter, Kristie, is.
Jefferies said his family has really
liked the mountains of Western North
Carolina since the move to Franklin.
Jefferies said he enjoys the outdoors,
and plans to tackle some of the area
fishing holes
Madison County General Store Opens
new business, the
Cwuty General Mere, lecated en the Marshall By
Steve FeingokJ has announced the
opening of his new store, The
Madison County General Store,
located on the U.S. 25-70 Bypass
across from the high school in Mar
shall.
The store carries a full line of spor
ting goods, guns and ammunition,
hunting and camping and fishing sup
plies, rainwear, rubber boots, sport
shoes, work boots, do-it-yourself
needs, certain injectable animal
medications, livestock supplies,
horse tack, saddles and grooming
needs, and rabbit and dog supplies.
Tfte store wfll also make keys, and
selh a variety of magazines. When
state officials approve the store's ap
plication, it will offer tall men's
clothing.
Leila Norton and Josephine Davis
will be working at the store daily
Feingold, who will be at the store as
an active owner and manager, was
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raised nearby in Aaheville.
He worked for the Army Store for
many years until April when be open
ed a small borae specialty store in
Weaverville for another owner. Fe
ingold then decided to open his own
store.
"We will stress customer service
and the best values at the lowest
possible prices," said Feingold.
Feingold said the store will be get
ting new merchandise daily for the
next few months.
Feingold rides a registered wild
horse, raises and trains dobermans
and is active in endurance and na
tional trail rides.
Madison County General Store will be
open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday,
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday and 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday and Satru
day. The store will be closed Sunday.
The store's telephone number is
64M2S8.
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NOTICE OP PUBLIC SALE OP LAND
MADISON COUNTY, NORTH CAROLINA
TITLE OP ACTION: Rufey E. Ptemmona. widow,
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DATE OP SALE: Friday. Saptambar IS. WS7
TIME OP SALE: 11:00 A.M.
PLACE OP SALE: Mad Hon County Courmauaa
door, Marshall, N.C.
TERMS OP SALE: To mo Mtfwat Mdoar for ca?i.
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OPENING BID: A bid hM toon rocolvod Of
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of solo.
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ToMphono: (704)253 9104
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"Lean To Read" may practice skills taught on Saturday's
broadcast, seen locally on channel IS. A new lesson will appear
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William Elliot, it the cornerstone upon*
for Jupiter HiHs by ]
Ryd, Bob Hope and |
which a lovely new I
ammmity is being creatoi.
Under the watchful cue of Thomas Materia, who pi
Mr. Rizio's interests, the rolling land surrounding the
and Village Courses is being transformed into low-density
clusters of private hornet, none imposing on the sanctity of |
this marvelous natural setting.
These exceptional homes are entirely consistent with the
ewelience of the golf experience at this fine private golf dub,
which this yesr proudly hosts the U.S. Amateur Championship.
?- " north of Palm Beach, overlooking
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