Roanoke Times

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Neighbors: THURSDAY, April 13, 1995

• LEGAL FACTORS LOOM LARGE IN THE SALE OF A BUSINESS
• DALEVILLE GALLERY DEALS IN `UNIQUELY AMERICAN' ART MIMI EUBANK STAFF WRITER
• DINING OUT IN YOUR OWN KITCHEN
• COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE JOINS THE BASIC SKILLS LIST OF THE 'THREE R'S'
• DELIVERY SHOP BRINGS FAVORITE FOODS HOME
• ARTIFICIAL EYE WORK IS A 'LIFETIME PROPOSITION'
• OSTRICH FARMERS SEE BIG PAYBACK IN FUTURE
• COMPUTERS HELP SMALL COMPANIES KEEP UP WITH THE BUSINESS WORLD
• SALT IS A LONG WAY FROM COMPANY'S ORIGINAL `PICKLES TO PECANS' PRODUCTS
• FRAME AND ART SHOP HAS PERSONAL FEEL
• DESIGNERS PATTERN ANYTHING FROM ROBOT PARTS TO SKULLS
• LONGTIME PATTERN COMPANY FITS NICELY INTO ITS NICHE
• IN SCHOOL
• FINDING ERRORS IN MEDICAL BILLS KEEPS SALEM BUSINESS BUSY
• SMALL BUSINESS DEFINITION MAKES MANY ELIGIBLE FOR FEDERAL PROGRAMS
• COUPLE TURNED THEIR HOBBY INTO A FERTILE BUSINESS
• ROANOKE VALLEY CHURCHES ARE MOVING INTO THE COMPUTER AGE
• MAGIC SHOP OFFERS FANTASY TO BUYERS
• DETAILED PLANNING IS ESSENTIAL WHEN OPENING A SMALL BUSINESS
• STICK TO PLAN, TECH EXPERT ADVISES ENTREPRENEURS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• VIDEO PRODUCTION COMPANY AIMS FOR TOP QUALITY PRODUCT
• SALEM CONDEMNS LAND FOR EASEMENT
• COMPETITORS, URBAN GROWTH GREET HOLLINS LIVESTOCK YARD
• AROUND TOWN