The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 07, 1977, Page Page 2, Image 2
Spur maki
By WAYNE BROOKS
Gamecock Staff Writer
The Golden Spur cannot afford t<
despite its large, intake of revenue
disbursed to other IISC operations,
Spur manager, says.
"Much of the money is taken out ol
the general building fund," Stoy said
fund pays for maintenance, custodi
1 ? l l___ nitttiT r* i
services employeu uy rvnuu, raui
University Union business manager
SAVKO SAID the Golden Spur an
revenue-service operations are collec
Profits raised by the Golden Spur, th
shop, Campus Kiddies Nursery anc
which provides lighting, sound ar
services to campus organizationsaccount.
Money for salaries, gener,
and equipment purchases comes fro
said.
The nursery is the only one of t
supporting by itself, but the profits fr<
the difference.
STOY SAID the Golden Spur, the
club, generally makes a 4 per cent r
for the July to December period w<
iiavKo said he speculates a 590,000 j
Golden Spur at the end of June afU
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ng profit, b
'"Itiis would
costs are pai
[> expand its services "Ifwechai
s because profits are gross would
Richard Stoy, Golden The Goldei
that long to |
; our budget to pay for said. The Gol
. The general building
al services and other THE. GOL]
Savko, Russell House duties, glass'
.said. to 11 of its em
work-study e
id RHUU's other four overhead or
:tively self-supporting. RHUU or
e gameroom, the print funds.
I Technical Services- USC's five
id theater projection last year affc
combined in a single "As a result <
al operating expenses required to
m this account, Savko appropriated
said. "We hai
hese that is not self- repair, builc
am the others make up tenance supj
the travel c
dinator. The
; USC-operated nightlet
profit. Its net profit NET PROl
as $16,799.44. from July to
;ross revenue from the the gameroo
;r a six-month period, the print she
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_ My Cotofdo pTtirwnt f n?r Hi" facility. ,
MwjMW
mHH iy/|
ut won't ex]
mean a net profit of $15,000 after op<
id," he said.
ged the prices that they charge downt
be about $150,000."
? Spur made its first profit last year,
jay for its equipment and operations
den Spur opened in the summer of 197J
Lm.rN arun pays ior au supplies, j
ware and renovation. It also pays full
iployes and 20 per cent of the salaries <
mployes. Hie Golden Spur does not i
electrical costs.
ganizations receive no state-appi
per cent reduction of state-approprial
scted the union with increased operati
)f last year's five per cent budget cut,
absorb some of those normall
I costs for the Russell House facility
d to absorb costs for freight, travel, e<
ling repair, printing, office supplie
>lies, equipment purchases and the s<
enter director and the union nmcn
total added costs were $29,211."
PITS raised by each of the revenue o]
December 1976 were Golden Spur, $
m, $19,312.81; technical services, $9,51
>p, $400. Savko said the nursery was
ecock class
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FACTORY OUTLETS-Ladles' sportswear
at unbelievably tow factory prices. Unlike
rrrm
MBBBBHBUmU
pand servic
erational revenue operation "in I
$7,829.18.
own, the AMONG THE COSTS 1
$3,000 for a walk-in cool
"It took equipment repairs and ]
Savko for a new paper cutter fo
l Hieh Ufoshflp fnr flio HI if
cleaning drapes, rep
anitorial replenishing glasses in
salaries these costs, we should ha
)f its five Of the nursery, he said
jay rent, "Enrollment has droppe
have cut our enrollmen
opriated "We have tried to inci
up to faculty and staff
;ed funds previously available onl
ng costs. Many of the new nurs
we were pensive than the union's
y state- services we offer," Savl
," Savko rates were $19. We fed ai
juipment p.m. Today, for that san
s, main- "WE'RE LOSING m<
ilaries of because many people a
am coor- Savko said a kindergai
from the nursery's staff
staffed for 60 kids but w<
perations Savko said the nursei
16,799.44; losses. We couldn't disc(
6.33; and to too many people."
the only
ified ads ?
some so-callcd outlets, we're "REAL" Factory
Outlets because we're owned and
operated by a leading S.C. manufacturer of
ladles' sportswear. 98 per cent first quality
merchandise, clean, well-lighted, carpeted
and air conditioned stores wylth mirrored
dressing rooms. Although we specialize In
I vb1
Robert ?
TREASUREI
GOVERh
ELECTION D>
r__
e
he red." It produced a deficit of
the Union will absorb this year are
er for the Golden Spur; $4,000 for
purchases for the gameroom; $800
r the print shop; and $300 for a new'
sery. Hie union must also pay for
airing chairs and tables and
the Golden Spur. "After paying
ve about $4,800," Savko said.
a dporP/T!P in pnmllmonf t>no I
? ?? MOO UUll.
d. Other nurseries have opened and
t," he said.
ease our enrollment by opening it
Savko said. Hie nursery was
y to USC students.
eries recently opened are less exnursery,
"but they don't offer the
ko said. "Four years ago, weekly
id taught children from 7 a.m. to 6
le service we have to charge $28."
>ney, but we can't raise the cost
Duldn't afford it."
rten assistant and a maid were cut
fn />*//** *?/>***?* !????.? u,,r
w vivivwuic uic 1U39C3, ne were
s only have 40 kids this semester."
y's services are "still worth the
>ntinue the nursery. It's important
lunlor sizes 3-17, we alto have misses 6-30.
Take Mwy. 315 to Satley Factory Outlet (23*
3733), 1-24 to St. Matthews Factory Outlet (?743030),
or Hwy. 37? to Saluda Factory Outlet
(445-3377). Open 10-4, Mon. thru Sat. Bank
cards welcome.
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