Roanoke Times

& World-News

Neighbors: Thursday, April 11, 1996

• FIBER-OPTIC LINK WILL ALLOW LIVE MEETING BROADCASTS
• ON THE RECORD
• BEING BACK IN BUSINESS IN NEW CASTLE IS LIKE HOME
• 11-YEAR-OLD CAPITALIZES ON COMPUTER SKILLS
• GOLDEN GO-FORS DELIVERS A NEEDED SERVICE
• FLOOR BUSINESS ON SOLID BASIS
• CHEFS GIVE THEIR MEALS A PERSONAL TOUCH
• SHOPPING AT LAZARUS NEVER SEEMS TO GO OUT OF STYLE
• ENTERPRISING YOUTH BUILDS BUSINESS FROM GROUND UP
• SALEM OFFICE SUPPLY OPERATES ON A FAMILY TRADITION
• SELF-STORAGE BUSINESSES FIND PLENTY OF DEMAND IN VALLEY
• ADVICE OF EXPERTS: PLAN, PLAN, PLAN
• TEMP-O-MATIC IS KEEPING UP WITH THE COMPETITION
• WEBBER FLORIST HAS CHANGED, BUT THE NAME IS STILL AN ASSET
• GOING THE EXTRA MILE HAS KEPT PETE MOORE GOING
• SALEM PARTNERS MAKE DREAM COME TRUE AT AUTO BODY SHOP
• WIILIAM DABNEY IS HAPPY OTHERS WALK ON HIS WORK
• FURNITURE REPAIR BUSINESS HAS BECOME FAMILY AFFAIR
• BELLE AIRE GARDEN SHOPPE CULTIVATING A NEW NICHE
• PAINT CONTRACTOR'S OUTLOOK ROSY
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• CLEARING THE HURDLESPH STARS ARE TRYING TO STAY ON TRACK FOR STATE OUTDOOR CHAMPIONSHIP, BUT THEY 'GOTTA STAY HEALTHY'
• BRECKINRIDGE FACULTY REUNITES SATURDAY
• AROUND TOWN
• AROUND TOWN
• IN BUSINESS
• A MOM TURNS FRUSTRATION INTO FLEDGLING BUSINESS
• VIRGINIA PROSTHETICS PUTS CARING SERVICE ABOVE ALL ELSE
• PERSONAL SERVICE A PRESCRIPTION FOR SUCCESS