Jan King

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  Published on: 10/16/2007    Last Visited: 10/16/2007  

  Jan King, Vice President of Operations: 712-258-4511

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  Published on: 4/21/2008    Last Visited: 4/21/2008  

  Pat Costello & Jan King
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  Jan King, Vice President (click to send mail)As creative director for her own award-winning design firm, Jan King has been creating sophisticated, eye-catching promotions for large and small businesses for 25 years.During that time, she has shifted her daily work from the drawing table to the PC.Many of her present clients use Jan's designs on their own computers, working within templates to change their message from promotion to promotion.

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  Published on: 9/23/2008    Last Visited: 8/9/2009  

  Janet King - Vice President

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  Published on: 4/24/2007    Last Visited: 4/24/2007  

  Jan KingVice President of Operations

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  AP Wire | 08/13/2003 | Goodwill in four states selling... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/13/2003    Last Visited: 8/13/2003  

  "We get tons of items donated to us," said Jan King of the Sioux City-based Goodwill's four-state area.
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  King said the baby buggy probably is a perambulator or "pram", a British nickname for a carriage.It dates from the 1890s to early 1920s.
  
  "It's collapsible," she said as she unfolded the black buggy that sports four steel wheels, wooden sides and an oil-fabric cover."It looks like one that could be out of a Dickens' classic.For a collector looking for something special, this would be perfect."
  
  King photographed the pram and listed it for a week on eBay, asking for a minimum bid of $100.
  
  The only key to the pram's origins is the word "Allwin" printed on the front of the buggy.King searched the Internet but didn't find any listing for that manufacturer.
  
  "Part of the reason for listing this on eBay, is that there's not a great market here," she said.
  
  She plans to list a gem of a book on either eBay or the Goodwill Industries Web page - "The School Room Chorus" by E.V. DeGraff, published in 1896.
  
  "It's a song book used in schools," she noted of the collection of 200 musical numbers containing such well known songs as "Three Blind Mice."
  
  She laughed as she leafed through other songs - "Coasting Catastrophes," "The Geography Song," "The Robin's Temperance Song" and "Why Don't Parents Visit the School?"
  
  Inside the front flap, the name "Hazel Green, Elk Point, S.D." is written in handsome script.
  
  The two violins are made out of tiger maple.Inside one instrument, the words burned into the wood say "Nicolaus Amatus fecit; in cremma 1645."The second one states, "Joseph Bollinger fecit; Steyr, Anno 18."
  
  From her research, King said it appears the violins were made by a family of German violin makers.
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  King said she probably will list the violins for sale on eBay next week.
  
  Items from Goodwill stores all over the United States are listed for sale on its Web page at shopgoodwill.com.
  
  In addition to selling items over the Internet, King picked up another idea from the Minneapolis Goodwill stores and now sells more valuable items in silent auctions at each of the 16 stories in her region.

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  Jan King, ( JKING ) , (Vice President)
  
  (815)286-7101
  
  137 S. May Hinckley IL, 60520

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  Le Mars Daily Sentinel: Columns: By Tom Stangl - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/1/2005    Last Visited: 9/1/2005  

  Jan King, vice president of operations for Goodwill, reports that the Le Mars store will have the same floorplan and general contractor as the new stores in Mason City, Spencer and Yankton. ...

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  Published on: 10/1/2004    Last Visited: 9/2/2005  

  Jan King, vice president of operations for Goodwill, reports that the Le Mars store will have the same floorplan and general contractor as the new stores in Mason City, Spencer and Yankton.
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  "Le Mars has been very good for us," King commented."Residents make high quality donations and folks from as far away as Sioux City travel to Le Mars to shop."
  
  The Le Mars store will have a lit donation area and more room for used furniture, two things that have been needed, according to King."People wishing to donate good used furniture and clothing should make their donations during business hours if they want to ensure that their donations go to the store," King commented, citing the high percentage of theft from donation boxes after hours.

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  Le Mars Daily Sentinel: Story: Retro, old school, or... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/7/2006    Last Visited: 12/14/2006  

  "I've finally found out the difference between 'old school' and 'retro,'" smiles Jan King, Goodwill Industries vice president of operations as she searches through the merchandise bin.
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  "People clean out their closets during the spring and the fall," King explains, "and that mean we have a surplus of stuff in the summer and around the holidays."
  
  And just like their retail counterparts, customers at the Goodwill Thrift Store are on the hunt for a bargain.
  
  "The typical Goodwill customer is the working class mom with small children, a budget, and a mortgage," King contends.
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  "The woman said she had been looking for a teapot like this for years," King continues, "because she had lost the original."
  
  "It just goes to show ya," she suggests.
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  Although the Le Mars store has a wide selection of new and slightly-used garments, King says Goodwill merchandise knows no season.
  
  "If you're looking for a nice short-sleeved shirt this time of the year, you aren't gonna find it in a traditional retail store," she observes."And if you're looking for a coat in summertime, you won't find one at Wal-Mart."
  
  "Nobody can match our variety," King says, "and nobody can beat our prices."
  
  Which makes the Goodwill a "must-visit" destination for holiday crafters.
  
  "We have antique pieces of fabrics and one-of-a-kind jewelry," King suggests."They're beautiful and they're ideal items to repurpose.If you're stumped for ideas for Christmas gifts, the Goodwill will get your mind racing."
  
  She also speculates that different genders gravitate towards different items at the Goodwill.
  
  "Guys usually head over to the book section as soon as they come through the door," comments King."Their second destination: the cookies."
  
  The women, she says, are much less predictable.
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  "We put out 11,500 new items a week," King contends.

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  LeMars Daily Sentinel: Story: Goodwill breaks ground... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2004    Last Visited: 10/1/2004  

  Jan King, vice president of operations for Goodwill, reports that the Le Mars store will have the same floorplan and general contractor as the new stores in Mason City, Spencer and Yankton.
  ...
  "Le Mars has been very good for us," King commented."Residents make high quality donations and folks from as far away as Sioux City travel to Le Mars to shop."
  
  The Le Mars store will have a lit donation area and more room for used furniture, two things that have been needed, according to King."People wishing to donate good used furniture and clothing should make their donations during business hours if they want to ensure that their donations go to the store," King commented, citing the high percentage of theft from donation boxes after hours.

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