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99th Year NO. 304

GREENVILLE, N.C.

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FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 19, 1980

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Alexei Kosygin,76,

Dead

MOSCOW (AP) - F^inner Premier Ateael N. Kosygin died Tbursday night, unofficial Soviet sources reported today, ife was 7S. There was no immediate offlciai confirmation.

The sources said Kosygin would be buried with hom^ possibly at a fuU-(hness Red Square ceremony. His body was also expected to lie in state before the fimeral.

Kosygin, who succeeded Nikita S. Khrushchev as premier in 1964, stepped down from the Job Oct. 23. He was replaced by Nikolai A. Tikhonov, 75, in the pre

miers post.

Ko^tdn bad been reported sertously ill fith heart and circulatory (ucblems for half a year, and his retimna^ was offlclaOy attributed to health reasons.

Today was the 74th birthday of Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev, who had announced Kosygins retirement at a national parliament session. At the time, Western analysts were uncertain whether Kosygin had left his post in gi^ political favor.

Brezhnev did not praise Q Kosygin at the parliament

season, but later i^ued a statement <rf warm gratitudefor his sorices.

Kosygin was not presented with any awards when he stqiped down, but analysts said this may have beoi due to his poor health.

Ko^ did not attend the parliament session, and since then has been reported hospital^ at a VIP clinic oidside Moscow.

Kosygin was the suprne' survivor of Soviet politics, an occasional hothead who also displayed a wry sense of humor and warm human emotions.

He was 13 when the B(^8bevik8 swept to power in 1917. Twenty-three years later be bad clind)ed within that government to becmne deputy premier under Josef ^in and later premio'.

He not only survived Stalins purges of the late 1940s but prospoed politically. By 1964 he, Brezhnev and Nikidai Podgomy had replaced Khrushchev with their three-man troika Brezhnev as the the Communist Party leader, Podgomy as president and Kosygin as premier.

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Algerian gpvemment to sat isfy the demand for financial guarantees.

The official, Ahmad Azizi, spokesman for Prime Minister Mohammad Ali Rajai, said one of the guar-^vemment as part of the ^ antees includes depositing a deal to free the 52 Americans^ narticiilar nmmint wuh tho captured 412 days ago

By The Associated Press The intermediaries in the U.S. hostage crisis left Tehran today with a new demand that the U.S. gov-omment deposit money or securities with the Algerian

The intermediaries were led by Rehda Malek, the Algerian ambassador to the United States, who told a revorter in Tehran that the Iranian response already has been transmitted to officials in Washington.

There was no immediate comment from U.S. officials, or formal statement from Malek or the other two Algerian diplinnats as they boarded a fli^ to Algiers.

But a top Iranian official told reporters at Tehran airport that Iran has demanded in part that the U.S. government deposit an unspecified amount of OKXiey or securities with the

particular amoiuit with the government of Algeria. He said he expected the Algerians to go to Washington from Algiers and that the next step was up to the U.S. government.

Asked to explain what Iran means by demanding financial guarantees relating to the proposed conditions for rrieaae of the hostages Azizi refriled; In general we have asked for valid guarantees for execution of the liabilities of the United States.

Pressed to state whether Iran was insisting on the deposit of money or securities as some form of escrow, he simply referred to the deposit with Algeria.

Rajai said 'Ihursdy that

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the United States can release the hostages before the Christmas holidays if they can give the necessary guarantees, but he gave no hint at that time what those guarantees might be.

__ Oiff final reply to therj "^explanations that the United States requested has been prepared and will be sent to the United States in the near future, Rajai said.

It is believed the guarantees involve two of the four hostage denumds return of the wealth of the late shah and his family and the (taop-ping ot legal daims by U.S. firms against Iranian assets frozen in U.S. banks.

The Carter administration has said the U.S. government cannot legally return wealth that deposed Shah Mohanunad Reza Pahlavi or his family might have taki out of Iran, or quash pending lawsuits by those who claim they were hurt financially by the Iranian revolution that drove the shah from his throne.

The other two Iranian conditions are the return of '' the estimated $8 billion in

frozen Iranian assets and a U.S. pledge of noninterference in Iranian affairs.

Secretary of State Edmund Muskie told reporters Thursday he was waiting fw the Iraiuan message and until we get the Iranian response, its impossible to characterize developments.

Meanwhile, Isrwl television reported that Israds Moslon fundamratalist government last Tuesday executed the Jewish editm- of an Iranian newspaper accused of spyii^ for the United States.

There was no confirmation from Iranian or other sources of the execution of Simon Farzami.

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Hotline gets things done for you. Call 752-1336 and tell your problem or your sound^ff or mail it to Hotline, The Daily Reflector, Box 1967, GreenvUle, N.C. 27834.

Because of the large numbers received. Hotline can answer and publish only'those items considered noost pertinent to our , readers^ Names must be givai, but only initials will be used.

Pitt Community College Registrar Sylvia Corey announced today that 2,148 curriculum students were registered for the winter quarter. This represents an increase of 16.7 percent over the 1979 winter quarter.

Dr. Charles Russell, assistant to the president, stated, Two important factors in the increase of eni^ment were increased interest in vocational and technical programs and greater retention (rf fall quarter students.

According to Ri^sell, the college is continuing to make an all-out effort to reduce student dropouts.

Final Successful Spice Shuffle Rehearsal Held

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - The lead team of Commanda-John Young and Robert Crippen manned the space shuttle Columbias controls today in a final successful shuttle rehearsal, Kennedy ^>ace Cent officials said.

It was a good run, Young said at the conclusion of the 59-minute test of the Orbiting Manuevering System.

The purpose of the 2:30 a.m. exercise was to check

ttie way each donent d the shuttle works with its ground equipment. Todays dwck was d the Columbias computers, which controls various types of misskxffi.

The crew rehearsed ftring the orbiting manuevering engines, which will take the astronauts out of (xrbit during their return to Earth.

The CdumUa is scheduled to land either at Edwards Air Force Base near Los Angeles and, in lata* missiotts, at the 15,000-foot shutUel nmway at

Kennedy.

Officiais plwi to fiatber study the results of todays test run and then, if all goes as plamed, the stmtUe will be rolled out to its Iaunctq>ad Dec. 29.

The much-delayed lumcfa

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now sched-,1981.

On Thursday, Tlndy and En|^ sat in the shuttle while the lead team of Commaixter John Young and Robert Crippen ran through a mock-mission

Finalists For

QUESTIONING APPRAISAL I have a 1980 Htmda Civic that I paid $4,048 for last year. The Pitt County tax office is trying to charge me taxes on i^t a value of $4,882.1 d<mt think this is fair. I havVmy bill of sale. C. C.

Pitt County Tax Supervisor "Jimmy Jlardee said values of used cars are tosed on a national market re^rt of used car evaluation adjusted for the average .retail price for this area. Your problem reflects a trend in which small economy cars have increased or held their own in value in recent years, he said.

Had you wished to appear before the Board of Equalization and Review prior to this years last meeting in M^y, you could have, he said, and even though'^ didnt, hes going to take your problem to the county conunissioners himself and give you a final answer the first of next week.

PARADE PARTICIPATION CHANCES?

1 understand the ECU Marching Pirates might be in the presidential inaugural parade. What are the chances? S. H.

Slim to none, according to Tom Goolsby, the band director. Senator-elect John East sent a letter of recommendation, he said, but theres been no answer yet. Anyway, its probably too late to raise the money that vrould be necessary for such an undertaking. D

Part of the ECU Jazz Ensemble is going to take part in Governor Jim Hunts inauguration, according Dr. Charles Stevens of the ECU I Music. ^ T.

Scholarships

CHAPEl. HILL Seven Awards were selected from

Lost In Thursday Fire *

FLAMES EffSTROY HOME - Flre'deatroyed the home of - Eddie Morris, of RL 2, Roberaooville, TTiurtday moniing. According to Pitt County Fire Marshal Bobby Joyner, the (ire was rapvtod at 11:05 a.m., and wbn firemen from Stokas arrived the home was (uUy involved. Joyner said a nei^ibor dip fire at the rear of the house which was invtMved wttb fire. Tte official said the Morrises were not

the time, and be suspecU a wood heater as the cauK ! fire. The borne, whlcfa was repoctecfiy owned by Marshal is tocatod in the northeast part of Pitt Couaty in toe Oakiey community. Members of the Stokes and Betoel fire deparhnents were called to the scene. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forre ^

nominees from District I of North r Carolina have been selected as finals in competition for the 1981 Mm^head Awards to study at the University of North Carolina, Chapd Hill. (District I Includes Pitt and 16 other eastern North Carolina counties).

The seven District I finalists are Sarah Caidweil Hester, dau^ter of Dr. and Mrs. W. Erwin Hester of * Greenville: Samuel Leon Tucker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tucker Jr. of Route 1, WinteYilie; James Moye Lilley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence E. Lilley of WUliamston: Catherine Lynn Wonnble, dau0)ter of Mr and Mrs. Thomas F. WwnWe III ofTarbwo Also, John Malloy Owen IV, swi of Rev. and Mrs. Joim M. Owen III of New Bern; Nolan Oark Alcock, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nolan C. Alcock of Route t Moyock; and MUes Edward Midgette.T son of Mr. and Mrs, Raymond .Wescott Jr. of Manteo.

The two District L alternates selected ar Luther Haywood Eure Jr.,

_. son of Mr. and Mrs. Luthe H. Eure, Sr, Route 2,

' Gatesvllle, and Johnnie Agustus Lee, son of Mr. and ^ Mrs. Johnnie Lee Jr. of Route 1, Garysburg Finalists tor the Morebead

22 nominees chosen earlier by iiMlividual county com mittees in District 1. In ten iews were conducted by the District Selection )m mittee in Williamston i Decwnberll Eadi of the ten Moreh^d

Districts_in the state Is

selectingseven finalists , to appear for intmiews with the foundations Central Selection Committee in Chapel Hill between February 28 and March 3. In addition. 48 nominees from in dependent preparatory schools throughout the eastern part (rf the United States will be interviewied during this period j "

From this group of 118 finalists, approximately 65 students will receive Morehead Awards.

These awards provide all-expose paki imdergrad-uate educatioos at UNC-CH, with a currot N. C resident rate of $14,000 for four years of study on campus, phis funding for internshh>s available each aimroer.

The late John Motley Morehead, a native of Spray and an 1891 graduate UNC-CTiapel Hill, established the [o0'am in 1961 Since then, more than 1,200 Morelind Scholars have M-toded toe Univwsity. There' are cvrenUy 242 Morehead Scholars studyiagpn campm. ^

Mayo-Dorsey Wedding Vows Are Exchanged

Vivian Dorsey and Calvin Jay Mayo exchanged wed-dii^ vows StBiday afternoon at 2:30 in a ceremony held in Life Gate Baptist Church. Chicod. The Rev. Travis Smith perfonned the double ring ceremony.

A program of music was presented by organist, Mrs. Mary Pai^ and soloist, David Nobles.

Daugtder of Mrs. Louise Mills Lewis of Chocowinity, the bride was given in marriage by her mother and escorted by her uncle, Bud Mills. Jesse Jay Mayo Jr. of Grimelsand, father of the bridegroom, was best man.

The bridegrooms parents are Mr. Jesse Jay Mayo Jr. of Grimesland and Mrs. Doris Dellin^r.

Ushers were Jeff Worthington and Howard Haislip.

Hie bride wore a white floor length gown of white satin with a Queen Anne neckline overlaid with lace. She wore a fin^rtip veil of matching lace and carried a bouquet of white daisies with satin streams.

The maid of hom' was

Kathy Hodges of Wadiington, sister of the bridegroom. Bridesmaids included Tammy and Teresa Duncan. Tliey were dressed in berry formal gowns styled with a round neckline accented with a ruffle extoid-ing over the shoulders. The skirt was of crystal pleats with a flounce at the hemline. Each carried a bouquet of hite daisies.

The mothers of the bridal couple wore corsages of white daisies. The grandmother of the bridegroom also wore a corsage of daisies.

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The chancel of the church was decorated with greenery, 15 branch candelabra flanked by palms. Ribbon and greenery marked honor pews.

The bride is a student at Ufe Gate Christian Sdwol. The bridegroom is a graduate of D. H. Conley and k employed with Sterling Radiators, Farmville.

The cotqile will live in Grimesland.

Immechatdy following the wedding a reception was held

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THE CLOTH OF KINGS in ancient times, cashmere still denotes a touch of class. Today, lovers of luxurious cashmere choose classic styles so they can enjoy their sweaters and skirts for any number of seasons. At left, a full-fashioned long sleeve cashmere sweater

paired with a color coordinated pull-on pleated skirt lets the fabric spell out the outfits understated elegance. At right, a saddle-shoulder V-neck cashmere pullover makes the luxury statement over a graceful, softly pleated garbadine skirt. (Fashions by Dalton Industries.)

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Mrs. Austin Receives Club Award

Mrs. L D. Austin has bei named Outstanding Club Woman by members of the Greenville Womans Clidi.

A member of the cli* for 16 years, Mrs. Austin has served as second vice president for two years and is currently serving a third term. She has been a member of the Game Day and Nominating Committees. She has been active in all phases of club work.

The silver Revere bowl, a traveling award, was presented Mrs. Austin by Mrs. Joyce Hastings, a former recipient.

Mrs Austin is a native of Sanford. She is a member of the Arlington Street Presbyterian Church and Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She is Rehabilitation Committee Chairman !( the auxiliary.

Bridal

Policy

A black and white ^ossy five by sevoi photograph is re(]uested for engagement announcements. For putdication in a Sunday edition, the information must be sutHnitted by 12 noon on the preceding Wednesday. EngagemoW picturw imiat be released at least three weeks prior to the wedding date. After three weeks, only an announcement will be printed.

Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a flve by seven picture. During the second week with a wallet size picture and write-tq) giving less (Ascription and after the second week, Just as an announcement. Wedding fcnmis and pictures should be returned to "The Dally Reflector one week prior to the date of the wedding. All information should be typed or written neatly.

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I have fallen in love with my therapist Abby, he's the kindest most gentle and understanding man Ive ever met He has helped me so much, I am a new woman. Its even helped my marriage. But what am I going to do about the therapist? Im afraid if I tell him how I feel about him he'll drop roe as a patient, and I dont want that Even though theres no hope for making my dream come true (I dream about him nearly every night), I look forward to our seaaiona. Please help me.

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Abby, I don't want him for an enemy, so how can I get him to leave me alone without insulting him?

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DEAR ABBY: We recently married off our youngest daughter at a lovely church wedding. We had a reception and sit-down dinner for 220 guests. Since this was our third wedding, we were more experienced and would like to tell you how we handled 16 gueets who failed to acknowledge our R.S.V.P. invitations but showed up anyway:

First, those who failed to acknowledge our invitations' were not called and asked, Are you coming?

We simply prepared to serve those who responded, and we assumed that those who did not were not coming.

Those' who didnt respond but showed up anyway were not given the same cordial welcome as those who responded in the affirmative.

No last-minute rushing around to set more places at the table, and no hastily scribbled place cards for them. They were treated like drop in guests, and had to wait until they ^could conveniently be served.

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ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) Morning i be for handling respoiuibilities and to avoid unploaMnt strife in the afternoon. Happiness can be yours.

TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Study your Mirroundings and make long-range plans for improvement AtUnd a social function in the evening GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You have work todo that requires apaciai care. m> be prcciM and gain added benefts. Be kind to loved one.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) It may seem difficult to gain your aims early in the day but conditions re bound to improve later LEO (July 22 to Aug 21) Good day to reach a fine undersunding with your family and to keep any promi^s you have made. Engage in favorite hobby.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Morning is fine for handling routine chores, but be alert for possible danger in the afternoon Cooperate more with others.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) Use good judgment in the morning where finances are concerned, but later there are likely to be confusing conditions.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Showing others that you are a true friend wiU gain their added goodwiU now. Dont neglect imporunt business matters.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec. 21) Know what your true desires are and how best to attain them. Be more optimistic about the future.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) A good friend can be of help to you today, so accept and get busy on projects Avoid the social in the evening.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Delve into civic mat^ ters of imporwnce and gain the assistanceof loyal friends. Engage in hobby with congeniis.

Snow

"Let it snow. Let is wiow. Let it snow. And whether you like it or not, thats just what its going to be doing soon in many parts of the country. Snow is formed when the water vapor in clouds freezes into ice crystals. TTiecrystals are always six-sided, but no two are exactly alike. If the falling crystals pass through warm air, they melt and reach the earth as raindrops. If they come in contact with very cold raindrops, ie raindrops freeze over the snow flakra, forming sleet or hail. Snow contains less watmr than rain does. It can take up to 30 inches of dry snow to equal the water in a one-inch rainfall.

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PROGRAM The YPKU of Friendship Holiness Church of God and Christ of Falkiand. is presenting a Christmas program in scripture and song, ay-titled "The Messiah Has Come!. 'The pastor, Bishop R.A. Griswould. invites the public to attend the program scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 21 at 6 p.m.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Take a new approach on a matter that has been puzzling you a long time and you ^ solve it wisely Be alert at all times.

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY ... he or she will be able to get at the truth of any situation, so direct the education along lines of investigation and there could be much success during lifetime. Your progeny will be very good in sports and could be famous.

"The Stars impel, they do not compel What you make of your life is largely up to you!

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CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Jerry Taylor Family from the Free Will Baptist Childrens Home in Middlesex will present their new Christmas program on Saturday night. Dec. 20 at

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The Farberware Convection Turbo-Oven Demonstration

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Nancy Bates, national economist for Farberware*. will be in our demonstration booth in the Housewares Department on Saturday, December 20,1980 10 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to demonstrate the energy-saving and fast cooking Turbo-Oven \

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Annual Cantota To Be Given

The annual Christmas cantata wUl be performed at the Holy Trialty United Methodist Ouircfa Sunday M the morning wwship service begiimingatlloctock.

The cantata is entittod "The King of Love and the dwir will be (flrected by Sandy Matthews, a graduate of East Carolina Univ^ty. There are several solosists including Dr. Ralph

Sbumaka, Ken Dews, Jackie Heath, Chuck Cobb, Sharon Shumaker and Karen Edwards. Ihe group will be accompanied by Ruth Bischoff.

Ihe church is located ai 1400 Red Banks Rd. and Dr. Glenn A Hofan is church ministo-.

The public is invited to attend.

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ONE THING THE POUTBURO CAN7 CONTROU

PregkSeot-elect Ronald Reagan made his most cootroversial appointment this week with the announcement that former Gen. Alexander M. Haig will be nominated for secretary of state.

There had been rumblingB in the Senate amid speculatk that Haig would be appointed to the cabinet and Senate leaders have pranised careful scrutiny before the appointment is confirmed.

The major concern is* Haigs Involvement as White House chief of staff during the turmoil following the Watergate revelations.

Certainly that era of Haigs service should be carefully examined by Congress. Thats what the

confirmation process is all about.

At the same time it should be recognized that Haig has a brilliant record of service, both in the military and in a civilian ciq>acity.

He points out that he Joined the White House staff after the Watergate events took place. His supporters credit him with holding government together while President Nixon was embroiled in the agony of Watergate.

Haig could serve the natk weU as secretary of state, but if there are any new revelations about his Nixon White House role they should be txrougbt out in the committee hearings.

Television Rapidly Changing

The general field of communications is headed in fascinating directions these days.

We have the traditional television stations with network affiliations. There are plans for low power local stations to meet specialized needs. Then there is cable television which is sweeping the natioo and bringing major stations, adless movies and other entertainment and information into the home.

THIS AFTERNOON

Now COMSAT is asking to be able to provide satellite-to-the-home sorvice whidi would provide a variety of services for a fee.

No one knows whether one system or the other will dominate, or whether we will be treated to a great variety of services from many sources.

However it develops, we will see greatly changed television viewing in the years ahead.

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1ttOR/^n

BY ART BUCHWALb

JudgingThe Police

ByBIlLNoZnT traffic^ writing wreck re- ported are homicide, rape,

Harassment In Offices

ByBELN RALraGH o When tiie ddef of police in Point decided to stop providing a pollce escort for funerals, be offered perfeetty ratkMu reaioos for doing ao - It is expensive, it takes men away from moK critical work, its a vedal Service whicb could Juit as weU be provided privately wttbout tmdng the entire community for the coat

Reaction from a stzable number (rf tJuqMtyers demonstrates, however, that they want the police to provide such public relations aervicea.

This aituation demon-rirates dearty a maiw problem iadng cttlzens, tb^ municipal and county officials, md police departments: just wbat are police supposed to be doing, and bow wdl are they ddi it?

Answering these questions is dUflcult if not impossible, tt is espedaUy difficult when trying to compare one police department to another in a (fifierent comnunity. In the first place, a police department is a pditical unit, an arm of govonment operated by elected dfidals eltha* (firectly or indirectly. As suA, it must try to be responsive to wbat the puUic derire from its police department.

Self Protection Secondly, information in the form of responses, ar ^rsats, investigations and reams of other data is collected and luuided out by police themselves. Obviously, die police and governmental dficials wish that information to make the department look as good as possible.

Ibird, a great deal of police time is spent on un-work sudi as directions, helping

wreck reports, handling domertic crises, or just keqiing an eye on things. Such wnrk doesnt capture much public attention (X coocon - unless It isnt being done. And,

pcxted are hmnicide, rape, assault, auto theft, robboy, larceny and bursary.

But where police spend most of their time -domestic problems and traffic - is not reported. Neithor are arson, child and spouse abuse, kidnapping, em-bezzlenaent, bri^ bdping sick pegple, hunting lost persons ....the list (A public Service can go on and on.

Nobootrol But everyixxfy zeroes in ( those crime statistics, seldom realizing that nothii^ (Continued on pages)

WASHINGTON - The most prevalent office sexual harasanent right now takes {dace at (rffice parties during the holiday season.

Vandermeor told me about a party they bdd at Consolidated Grommets last week.

T never saw anything like It, be said. Zelda Blackstooe sliq)ped Harvey Pirtb in the kisser because sbe said he was harassing her.

Was he?

I think so. But Zrida was really mad because Charile RoUordex in Sales wasnt

against office harassment perse?

No. H sbe doesnt like the 0^, sbe calls it harasring. If she does like him, and he makes a pass Id her, she calls it romance. The trouble to if the one guy she Ukes doesnt make a pass at her, then sbe gets sore at anyone else who

"Iben Zrida has nothing

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community attitudes toward the police are often determined the way officers handle thanselves in Just such mundane daily chores as these - whether they are dvil and pleasant, or dtepl^r an ant^iud dtore^)ect for indivMuals.

Finally, the general public and news media have latched upon the most unfair measurement of all to pal-odlcally detoinine whether the local pdice are or are not dtdng a good job: crime statistics.

Gotlon Whitaker, a political scioice proteso' at the Univorsity of North Carolina at Chiq>d Hill, bdieves that using crime statistics fron the Federal Bureau o Investigation to voy misleading, because the statistics riiow only those crimes reported to police; and in turn, reported to the FBI. Basically, the crimes re-

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the boss secretary, on ha fOwth vodka. Sbe was a different person from the one I had seen before. She said sbe hated harassment in the office, but she woukfot mind If we went to ha place after the party, llieo sbe had anotba vodka and passed out. Lucky for you. She could have (Messed choges with the Equil Enqik^ment 0|>-potunlties COmmtosk.

I thought of that. Its pretty tricky in a big congMuiy about who you harass and who you dont. George KifiXide thought he was getting signals from Lila Petdxxiy in Research and Development. So be ap-(NToached ha at the patty and asked ha to dance, and sbe started soeamlng ha bead (CbntinuedonpageS)

Tilt Toward Voucher Plan

ByCaXttGBQALLUP PRINCETON, NJ.-'-like American puUlc to dOscfydMd-ed on a plan wbch, k pot into effect, could lum a mkJa Impact on education in the United gtatei in the yean ahead.

Unda ttw voucha pian, the govaament would allot a ootata amount of money tor the educatloo of each adiooldrikl in the U.S. Parents eonid UM tfes money to help pay the tuition costs lnapiMlc,pafociilaiaprtvaleichoal of their choice.

The puhUc votm a to a percent In (Ivor of this plan, widch is already in dieet in otha natkxB. Wl^ eupport to less than a majority, tt to hi|^ than in two prevtous surveys, coo-ducted to the earty lyxis. fe U7L 31 potent fevered the plan whfle the figure was a pocok in IfTI.

ArguEntsProAndOon Proponents argue that the voucha plan would force schoois to compete and therefore to bs more ieqxrive to the needs of paroits, reaulthig In m overdl improvooMnt in the qudtty of education. In adiMtion, tts backers fed the ptou would eUmtnate double payment by parents who support fee pdbllc schools throi^ thdr tans yfi send fedr children to non-pifoUc schools.

A key caneen of those who (HIPOSE fee voucha plan to that tt thrnttens the qualityeven the extotenoe - of public school education. Students with learning or (fisdpUnary problems might be refund admtttance to private schools and their choice, therefore, would be limited to publk schools. These schools might then become dmiqiti^ grounds for chfldken wttb(MoblefflB.

Here to fee question asked:

In some nations, the govonment dktts a certain amount of money for each child (or his education. The parents can then send the child to any publk, parochial or private school they choose. Thto to called the Sroucha qntem.Would you like to see such an idea adopted in this countty?

Here to the national trend:

Fivw Voucha Plan?

Ya No DoHkaow

10O.................. .......47% 42% 11%

1971...............................91 44 IS

1970 ............................... 43 46 11

Those in the cmrent survey who would most like to see the voucha plan adopted are Catholics, younga adults, persons with lees than a college education and reskkftts of the nations largest cities, as seen in the following table:

Favor Voucba Plan?

Yei

No Dnlkaaw

NATIONAL.................

.......47%

42%

11%

Protestants.................

Catholics....................

,, 57

16-29 years dd...............

......61

30-49 years old...............

....43

50 years old and ova.........

...39

College education...........

.40

High school..................

.....51

Grade scfaod................

.....46

1 million and ova............

500,00(Mi99,999...............

......46

50,000-499,990................

......48

2,50(M9,99e..................

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Unda 2,500, nral...........

file findings reported today

are baaed on

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views with 1,551 adidts, 18 and dda, conducted in more than 300 sciottlficaUy-ariected focallties across the nation during the period Nov. 21-34.

For results baaed on a sanqile (tt this size, one can say with M pocem Gonfi(lence thitt fee error attribuUfole to saiiqtting and otha random effects coidd be feree peroeatag poims in dtba direction.

Copyri^t 1960 Field EntajMises, Inc.

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UMITtO PSESSIMTEPMATIONAL

Advortloing roteo ond doodNnta avaNabte upon roguoot. Momba AudR Buroou of CIreuiatlon.

To fee edita;

It appears that local law enf(Nrcanent officers have become the favorite whipping boys in fee local tvs quest fa sensationalism. While it to recognized that law oiforcanent agencies are estatdtobed to serve the people, it should be noted that law enfmeement officos are peo(tte, also. Certainly drinking while on duty to a serious matta, but vfey not let the agency determine fee outctHoe? Surdy our Chief of Polke and dty officials are much betta equipped to investigate and formulate a course (tt action than the local tv newsdepartmat.

Anotba case (tt fee local tv news irresp(Mdlde and biased rep(Mting occurred in fee so-called (xdice brutality incident in which a local highway patrolman was accused of assaulting an individual following a high speed chase. The individual suffoed a bitfoen tooth in that incident and a complaint was filed. Our local tv news department immediatdy aired a re(xvt showing the individual and bis parrots at fee dentists office and even allowed fee individual to (piesti(M) the (ttfkeris repittation on fee air. An investiga-tk by fee Patntts Intonal Affairs Section c(Miq)l^y exonerated fee troopa, however; fee individuals parents obtained a warraitt fa assault against fee troopa. Again, tv news le^ oa fee incident stating feat the patnri had investigated fee troopos action wife no results and the athMney for fee individual was even allowed to state his opinion on the air. Not one mention was made (tt fee patnds vosi( of fee incident, na was it mrotkned feat the investigation exonerated fee troopa.

No (MK cooknes (xdice brutality a conduct unbecoming of an offica. But I^s not be so (pikk to Judge our law enforcemeitt officers when incidents are rep(Mted. Oar area is Messed wife basically (xxnpetent and professional law roforcemrot which everyone seems to disregard. It is a shame that oa officos are tried and convicted by a tv news do[>artmrot.

Yoa papa to to be commroded fa its ocaate and (Hopa accounts of fee above incidroces. Until diannd 9 news devriops m(e c(npetency and pnttesrionalism, I w^d suggest feat feQ^ leave fee investigative reporting to Dan Rafea and fee staff of 60 Minutes.

Robert Smith

309 St. Andrews Dr.

Greenville

Strength For Today

FROMAT(CH OUT OF THE TOMB The diurch of fee Holy Sepul(fea in Jousalem to built ova what is presumed to be fee tomb in wtakfe Christ was buried.

At dawn of Easta Day, this (feurch to crowded wife pilgrims from all parts of fee world. Two priests, oa Armenian and one Greek Orthodox, pusb their way ferougji fee crowd and enter a Ittfle enclosure thought to be the actual tomb itself.

Then, as the group watts in tense silence, the prtests

ARTBUCHWALD

does.

So who was Charlie harassing?

He was all ova Clara Soufewortby in Accounting, but Im not sure he was harassing ha. At least she didnt (xmqttain when he took off wife ha toward fee mailroom. Whoewaeyou?

I was harassing a little blonde in fee typing pool, but then C(rifax J<rined us and she decided shed rather be harassed by him. Colfax has a rqaitation fa harassing anytUnginaskirt.

Im ^ad I dont w(u*k in a tttgoffice,lsaid.

I thro went over to the bar and found Miss FeathersUme,

Once They Knew The Answers

ByJOHNCUNNIFF APBuaiDea Analyst

NEW YORK (AP)-When fee peo(tte who used to know are askfog fee questkms now, you have to wonda and worry about where fee econuny is going. Guesses count today. Is there anything better?

Q. Where is fee prime rate, now 21 percent, beaded?

A. Currrot thinking to that it will rea(fe at least 22 potent or 23 poceitt. How-eva, these projections rise wife every rise in fee prime. S(Mne published forecasts

extend through an opening in the doa a lighted tonfe. From this tordi the {ttigrims 11^ their tapers, carrying throa to different ferines in the city. Tlius symlxrtically feey demonstrate how fee resurrection (tt Christ caused a flame of hope to be lighted in all believing hearts.

This ceremony brings badness to fee Christian convictions of fee participants and powa to tbeir witnessing. It sboittd do fee same fa us as we vtouallie It-EltohaDouglaa

In Ustenii^ to any (ore casta today you must realize that they are as perplexed m anyone rise. Some of them havent yet. fiidshed mailing their 1961 forecasts, and y those ((Recasts are alreiy dated.

Where are prices headed?

A. The consuma (Mice index to now at nm thro 12 percent, alfeough fee im-deriying inflatkm rate, uhkh excqtts volatile prices such as fiiel and mortgage interest coats, to closa to 9 pocent.

costs fa oU are expected to push \ip both rates. Anticipating the recent

OPEC action allowing oU prices to rise by about 10 percent, one Mg investmrot firm raised its undoiying rate ((Recast one (Kttnt.

Most analyses from private sector economists project consumer prices as rising at about the same rate as they are now, which to about 1 pocent a month. Ifoweva, high interest rates, which in theory dq)ress donand and lower prices, can (XRitribute to them in fee short nm.

The most extreme c(Rh sumer inflation forecast seems to be by Bert Dohmro-Ramira, edita (tt the Wdlington Letta, an investment advto(My service. He tells subscribers to expect a 30 percent peak by mid-1961.

(). Gold prices?

A. You can find ((Recasts (tt any price to $2,000 a so in 1961. The gold maricet in-orives serious, informed in-vesUMs, investor! who are propoly concerned about the security of their nets.

M it also attracts thoae who, like primitive man, tend to wonhip gold as a piece of fee sun. Speculators flock to gold. So do tboM with neurotic fears, revelations

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and the desire to make a quick buck.

In recent days g(dd has fallen to ^75, a 15 percent loss in less than three weeks. But isnt g(dd supposed to rise during times of economic and pMitkal instability? Thats fee theory, but it hasnt hero so.

One explanation (a the decline to that instability seems to have offered even more security. That to, U.S. Intoest rates have risen so mu(fe feat g(dd has hero dumped in fava (tt a guran-teed interest yidd.

Q. H(Rne prices?

A. Median home prices are falling. The National Asiociation of Realtors sys existing singie-famlly houses sold fa 162,700 in Octoba, $1,500 thro in the (Mwvious

iTIOnth

Ud fee decline result from high intoest rates, as many believe, a was tt mody a seasonal facta fee onsd of bad weatba? fiiat question hant yet been resolved, but the guess to that, yes, those expensive buying toms have ben at lead a maja cause of the decline.

Q. What about stocks?

A. Its confusing. The rule of tbanb to that stodD fall as

interest rates rise. True, fee nuurkd has lost consideraMe ground in fee past few wedffi, but it remains higha on average than it was last January.

In additkMi, htmdreds (tt individual stocks have douMed in the past year, and fee reception for new issues

Where will stocks be going? You can take yoa pkk. Some well-regarded analysts foresee the Dow Jones industrial avoage doubling ova fee next lw years. Some wdl-regarded analyst see tt falling sharply.

Perhaps the short-term consensus thinking to that those high and rising interest rates wiU make a dent.

Wright Investors Service of BridgqxRt, Conn., recently told diotts that it believes most common stocks are now more thro fully priced in rdation to current interest rates and feat a (kwnward correctk to more Ukdy

than not.

But when the locaUed

experts begin asking yow ofttnkMi, and they ate, you begin to appreciate that your guess may be as good as feelrs.

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Halloween Spirit Lives On In Christmas Season

I kept tia Id nia) M tlK ooQkiiB cane os (S tbi M wltti tiK dKonUon netted ISO rmiitt^wldUi bnm Oh,hwaice.Igulped.

Ymk, theyre greS. Meg giggled, rubbing her

' ^w Mte to tave ooaneir?"

She looked S ne la wneot iYoa dont nS-ly expect me lo Ml then, do you?*

ByGAILMICHAELS , There any be cSy a lew more days left tfll ChrletmM, bS Meg ii ttfll going ttnng OB Halloween. She wants a Dracida ooSume iron Santa Own. She doeaot wnt to hmg a stoddng; she wants to pS up a trlck-or-treS bag.

When we Anally laU our ahrlveied Jack-o4aatem to rest, I thou^ thS I might dry her tears and shift the

emphasis to the appropriate season by maktog Christmas

Meg agreed that this was a terrific idea. She was a little miffed by my refusal to use the wttd) cookie cutter, but ioi^ her (fisap-

!MEW FACILITY - ol North State ^vingB A Loan Gtxp. at the comer of Second and Washington Streets

was dedicated this rooming ribbon cutting ceremonies, flector Staff Photo)

with

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A Ribbon Cutting Opens New Building

Matricide

Ribbon cutting ceremonies marking the formal dedication and grand opening of North Slate SavingB k Loan Corporations new permanent office facility were held

Buchwald Cd....

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off. She said (feorge just wanted to dance with her because she was a woman. She said hed never treat a man in the office like that . He probably wouldnt. Did you calm her down?

1 think I did. I explained to her that people looe their heads at ChrisUnas office parties and theyll dance with anybody.

"Did she accept that?

Not really. She said die anted to be promoted on her merits and not who she daws cdwlth.Itoldberifsbedanc-(\\ with me, her reputation would be safe becauK I bad nothing to do with promottons in Research aiid Devdop-mcnt.

Did anyone else get Harassed?

"Lots of people, but as the . vening wore on no one was making a Mg dMl of it, except Mary Kelly In Computers. She was crying tx>cause she had been with ttie. company five years and ^he had never been harassed once. Then she Marted taldng off her clothes.

"That must have livened up things.

It had the o^^te effect. Corngold in Personnei threw a taMecloth over her because he was afraid that when she sobered up shed sue the company foramillion dollars. But no one harassed her wtien she took off her clothes?

"No, thats why he was afraid shed sue the company.

What time did the party breakup?

They closed the bar at 9 o'clock. Gdman, the president. said that those who wanted to continue their harassment would have to go somewhere else or wait until next year.

Did you strike out?

Im afraid I did. By the time I made my move, anything worth harassing bad been spoken for.

Noblitt Col......

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- not evai the polk -seems to have any major effect on the crime rate. The weather, economic conditions, population growth, migration patterns, social conditions, mental health -a wide nuntoer of variables beyond police control do affect crime statistics.

Also, the way crime statistics are reported changes from time to time, and as police get bMter education their reporting methods improve. And events in ChapM Hill illustrate how unfair the statistics can be. The local district attorney Is promoting a campaign against rape; encouraging women to report all incidents and keeping the public spoight on this crime. The likely result; more rapes reported in the statistics, even though law enforcement efforts actually mean fewer rapes are occuning.

Whitaker it working with a National Institute of Justice grant to try and develop a better method of evaluating local poUgedepartmento.

this morning.

Mayor Don McGlohon and officials of the corporation took part in the dlication activities for North States new home office. The public was invited to attend grand opening festivities thixN^MMttheday.

North State, which recently moved into the new two^ory, 6,700 square foot facility at the comer of Second and Washington Streets, occi^ied temporary quarters at First and Washington Streets prior to construction of the permanent site. J. H. Hudson Inc. of Greenville handled the general construction.

The building, featuring contemporary design, has been decorated in burgandy and gray. InteriM- decoration was handled by Michelle Arrovtrwood.

Parking is available at the rear and side of the facility. North State pointed oM, and a drive-in window is available (or oetomer convenience. Services offered at

the new location include travelers cheques, mortgages, savings (rians, int^est checking and money orders.

North State is a stock savings and loan involving approximately 248 local stockholders. The state chartered firm is insured by North Carolina Savings Guaranty Co^.

Copter Rescues Six^Fishermen

Chapter Inducts New Members-

E(TJ News Bureau Fourteen students in the East Carolina University Department of Health, Phys-toal Education, Recreation and Saftey have been inducted as charter members in a new chapter of Eta Sigma Gamma national health science honor society.

All are candidates for the BS degree in school and community health education.

According to Eh-. David Chenoweth of the ECU health faculty, the new membm^ have exhibited a high degree of professional schM-arship and service dui^ their health education studies here.

TTiey were formally inducted at the recent initial meeting of ECUs new chapter in Mendenhall Student Center.

OSHKOSH, Wis. (AP) -Six fishermen were rescued by belicapter after spending three boivs on a sheet of ice that broke off from the shore of Lake Winnebago.

Of ficer Seven Dinger of the Winnebago County Sberifrs department said the men were fishing Wednesday on the 5-inch-thlck ice a mile offshore whm it broke off in late morning. Spectators on sime called for help, but a rescue boat was unabfe to reach them.

The helicopter was called in femn the Air National Guard stMkm in West Bend and made the rescue in eariy afternoon.

YOUTH SERVICE There will be a Joy Night youth service at Cherry Lane Free Will Baptist Church Satunlay night at 7;30.

There will be three guest spiers and the public is invited.

PORTSMOUTH, R.I. (AP> A 65-year-old woman charged with strangling her mother may have cracked from years of caring for the 86-year-old winnan, pMke say.

Marie Barboza was charged Wednesday with murdering her mother, Clara Child, with whom she shared a modest home on a quiet street.

I think the burden was just too much, said Deputy Chief Madison Bailey, who described Mrs. Barboza as a fine woman ... always ready to do anything, fw you.

Its a (xxnplete surprise to me.... She was very good to her mother, said the Rev. James Chrey, pastor M St. Stephens Episcopal Church in Fall River, which Mrs. Baitxna attended regularly. Shes a very jolly, cheerful woman.

Mrs. Barboza a{^)eared before Newport District Court Judge John J. C^ppMli OB the murder charge, and was ordered held without bail at the state mental hospital for psychological tests.

Police said they were called to the home by a nei^ibor who began to worry because she had seen neither woman for days.

Polioe responded ud Mrs. Bartwza answered the door.' Her wrists bad been cut, Bailey said. The body of Mrs. Child was found in a chair. She af^Kuently ImkI been stranded with a bathrobe cord still around her neck.

The victims head also was badly bruised, pMice said. They refused to speculate as to how long she had been dead.

pointmeot ta the proceas of testing the cookie deoora-ttooBforfreshaeas.

She had pfenty to say, however, about those cookie cutters I did plan to use. She vetoed the aogd immediately.

But shes so cute, I argued. Why dont you like her?

She was dl^usted at my ignorance. A^Ms are not cute. Angals are beautiful. In any case, I think making angel cookies probaMy Uastod-knee.

What?

Its blasted-knee. You know, like Ow people who tried to build the towor of Babd, and God wouldnt let them do it becne it rai^t Mast his knees.

' You mean Maspbemy? Yes. But snowmens are aU right, I think, because you cant Mast their knees.

In order to keep peace on earth, I bowed to the wishes M the Bible scholar and put out only Snata Claus, a snowman, and a Christmas tree. Her abUity to use these utensils was uncanny. No matter how I rMled the dough, she mana^ to make room for only three cookies. Any ioMnictions I offered fell on deaf ears. The next time Id roll the dough, plop, the cookie cutter would squelch down again right In the middle. Just to get the cookies on the cookie sheets required an hour and a half.

But the decm^ting was the activity' at which Meg reached bo- creative zenith. I returned from a check on Zachary to find all the snowmen with ghoulish cinnamon grins. The Christmas trees were festooned with mounds of green and red sigar mixed - and cinnamon faces. "Like in THE WIZARD OF OZ, Meg aqjdained.

Dont you think youie going a little iieavy on (he decorations? I asked. All ttiat candy and si^ might give someone a tummy-ache.

She threw another handfld

of red sugar on a snowman. Butltovelt. *

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WASHINGTON (AP) - In an inauaDy blunt speech, outgoing Defense Secretary Harold Brown has criticised West Germany for falling short of its goal for increased defense spending, while calling on Japan and South Korea to shoulder their share of the responsibUity for dcfendtaig themselves/

Brown, hi a speech to the Council on Fore^ Relations Thursday, called West Germanys pro^ectioas for future defense spending a severe disappointment

He wnhe with somewhat unuwal hanhnesB, possibly because be is lev than a month away from turning over his office to Caspar Weinberger, President-elect Ranald Reagans prospective secretary of defense.

Brown made his remarks a day after the West German government aimouoced defense spenCtaig plms for next year which Pentagon analysts said will yield only a 2,2 percent increase in real defense outlays after allowing for inflation.

West Germany, like the other members of the NATO alliance, pledged in 197S to boost real growth in their military speadlng by 3 per

cent, and the United States tmdw President Carter has been moving toward a rise of 4 percent to S percent aimu-aBy.

As I look to the future, I am apprehensive over national performances on the 3-percent aid, for the rumber of allies expected to meet that goal is dedinhig, not increasing, as we pledged, Brown said told the council in New York. A text of the speech was made available here.

cally changue strategic situation makes even more essential the already urgent requirement for NATO to accelerate the achievement of its goals. ,

MIAMI (AP) - A federal judge has ordo^ Dade County to reduce the numbo-of hunates in tts county )aU to alleviate severe overoowding, cmised in a huge pmt ^ an iidhix of Cuban refugees who siee-quently were charged with

crimes.

U.S. District Judge Akse Hastings said Thursday the comty should remove two taunates for every one It jails after Dec 31 untfl the popu-

lation is reduced to its of-fldai eapKlty of M in-mMes. On Qundav. LKB

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CHRCTMAS PROGRAM A Christmas program will be held at St John Baptist Chuch, Falkkmd, 'narsday night Dec. 25v at six odo(. The public is invited.

Eariier Thursday, State Department spokesman John Trattner said West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Geoscher have assured us' they will meet their commitments under NATO.

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Israel Will Compensate For Attack On Vessel

WASHINGTON (AP) -Israel has agreed to pay the United States government It millk in congMosatk for an attack on a U S naval vessel that claimed the lives ol 34 American seaman at the outbreak o the 1967 Middle East war.

On June 1,1967, Israeli let flutters and torpedo boats attacked the U.S.S. Ubeity. which the Pentagon described as a lightly armed electronics ship cruising in international wattfs 15 miles north of the Sinai peninsula.

The United States had asked fdr 17.5 million in compensation, but in a settlement announced by the State Department Thursday, agreed to accept 11.5 million less.

The attack on the American ship in the Mediterranean occurred at the start o what came to be known as the Six Day War between the Israelis and their Arab neighbors.

Seventy-five American seamen were also wounded in the attack.

The day after the attack, the Israeli government apologized for what it said had been an accidental attack resulting in a tragic loss of

Ufe tmd ottered to compensate the Unitod SUtes and the families of the casualties.

But there have been persistent aUegations that the Israelis specifically targeted the ttiip because of Its ability to Intercept sensitive military com-municatioiis. Anrtong those making the auctions was crewman James M. Ennes, who recerklx^ (xiUlshed a book about the incident m-tiUed Assault on the Llbo*-ty.

The department has no information to corroborate auctions thid there was a deliberate attack or aqythiag like that, said State De

partment spokesman John H. Trattner in announckif the settiemeik Thursday.

The U.S. Navy convened a court of Inquiry to Ui-vestigate the tatd-

dent, but K concluded that tiiere was insitfficiem in-formtion to oudw a judgment about the reasons for the IsraeU action.

The con^)ensatioo will be paid to the U.S. govemmefk

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The 16 mflUon is to addition to coopensatioo previously pdd by Israel to individual crewmen of the Ubeity or their famflies after dainu were brou^ on their behalf.

IB 1908, ttie IsraeU gsv-emment paid hi fuU a U.S. daim for 13,313,500 on behaU of the families of those killed fat the attack and fat 1969. it paid fat fuU a daim for $3,452,275 for fa^uiies sus-tafatedbythecrew.'

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NEW YORK (AP) - The cost of oil will increase by 50 percent over the next 20 years, not counting inflatkm, but demand is likely to drop and petroleum should comprise a smaller part of the worlds energy sigjply, ac-

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RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) -The General Assembly in 1979 raised the prize money for state employees from $1.000 to $5.000 for anyone coming up with an idea that would save the state some money.

The state finally got a chance to present the award this week when a (Chapel Hill woman was named the first winner of that money under the State Employee Suggestion System.

Betty C. Woods, a clerk with the Bfcdical Faculty Practice Plan at the University of North Carolina School , of Medicine, received a^ check Thursday from Gov. Jim Hunt.

Ms. Woods recommended a new administrative procedure for handling worker compensation reconls. Hunt said the new system saves many hours that would be spent by secretaries, physicians and nurses in loong for and filing forms and charts.

cording to an Exxon Coip. study.

The forecasts came Thursday in Exxons annual publication. World Energy Outlook. which this year included for the first time the outlook for the communist world.

Exxon said that oils share of the total world energy supply will drop to 31 percent by 2000, compared with 47 percent last year. Coal likely will supply 28 percent of world energy needs in 2000 up from 26 percent this year and nuclear powers share should grow from 2 percent tolOpercait.

Synthetic fuels from coal and other substances will supply 4 percent of energy needs by 2000. up from a tiny portion now, it said.

Exxon said that, after adjusting for inflation, the price of Middle East crude oil is expected to rise about SO percent by the end of the century. Company officials would not say how high they believe oil prices will go or what inflation rate they expect to prevail in the next two decades

Saudi Arabia raised the ^price of a 42-gallon barrel of oil from $30 to $32 this week, a 140 percent increase from the January 1979 level of $13.34 and 2,270 percent up

from the $1.35 price in 1970.

Exxon said that until the early 1970s. vtwld 1 danand grew rapidly and at a rate substantially greater than that for total energy demand. But since 1973, yearly growth averaged about 2 pereent.

Over the next 20 years, oil demand is expected to increase less than 1 percent per year, well below the rate for other forms trf energy, Exxon said.

Exxon said last year that oil use in the non-communist world would rise from 51 million barrels a day in 1978 to 65 million barrels daily by theendofthecaitury.

This year, the company reduced its oU-use projection for the year 2000 to 61 miUkm barrels a day, up 20 percait from the 51 million barrels It said will be used in 1980.

Exxon said U.S. oil use is expected to fall from 18 million to 15 million barrels a day in the period, while consumption in Europe wUl drop from 15 million to 13 million barrels daily.

In communist countries, oil demand is expected to rise to 16 million barrels a day from _13 miUion a day in 1979, ^ Exxon said. ^

'The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries now supplies more than half the oil for the industrial

wwkl, but Douglas Bryant. Exxon energy policy coordinator, said he expects a significant decline in Ukal exports as cartel members need naore oil fw their own development.

Exxon said OPEC members and other developing countries wilt be using 24 million barrds of oil daily by 2000, compared with 11 million barrels a day to 1979.

In another development, the American Petroleum In-stitike reported that the nation's refiners delivered slightly more home heating oil and diesel fuel in November than they did a year a^. despite rising prices and an economic slump.

The industry organizatkm said the increase to 3.34 million barrels a day from 3.31 million a day could have reflected increased stockpiling by whdesalws and homeowners as a result of concerns about the impact i of the Iran-Iraq war on oil supplies.

The Energy Department says the average cost of home heating oil was 98.2 cents a gallon to September, the latest month for which figures are available. The> price of home heating oil has been rqx)rted at $1.09 a gallon recently to the New York area.

CELEBRATION The Mothers League of Greenville held its annual Christmas celebration Wednesday at the Ramada Inn here. xuacj

Special guests were members oi the'Wynn Chapel ChurdiGospd Chorus.

Mrs. Mary Moore gave the welcome and Mrs. Emma May said the invocation. Mrs. Rosa B. Barnes spoke on The True Spirit of Giving. auristmas cartrfs were sung and gifts exchanged. The program was ended by Mn. Annie M. Andrews.

Good-byes were said by Mrs. May.

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10-lte Daily Reflector, GnenviUe, N.C Friday, Oecenaber U, IMIrish Guerrillas Cancel Strike

BELFAST, Northern Ireland (AP) - Seven Irish guerrillas ended a 53-day hunger strike after British Prime Minister Margaret '^tcher made it dear she would not give in to their demand for political [Hisoner status, even if they started dying.

A solidarity fast started this month by 30 other men in the Maze Prison and three

women in Arma^ Prison was expected to be called off today.

We are delighted that the hunger strike is ova-,. a government source in London said after the seven guerrillas ended their fast Thursday.

The British secretary for Northern Ireland, Humphrey Atkins, announced the end of the hunger strike by the

Evacuate Residents In Rest Home Blaze

KERNERSVILLE, N.C. (AP) - Eighty-two residaits of Tri-City Haven were evacuated, some carried in chairs and others riding the arms of rescuers, by rescue workers and Red Cross volunteers Thursday as fire heavily damaged the rest home.

Operators of the home said there were no injuries among the occupants. Several firemen, however, required first-aid for minor smoke inhalation while fighting the . fire.

They did a super job getting all the people out of there, fire marshal Reed Jarvis said, singling out employees of the home for praise..

Jarvis said Forsyth County firemen and those from five >f5=v(^un^^ units were able to concentrate their efforts on the blaze because the building had been evacuated so

it was burning real f(x%fully whai the fire alarm went off, Pearce said. An investigation was under way to determine the cause of the fire, he said.

Mildred Utt, mana^r of the nursing home, said she discovered the fire.

I had been downstairs looking after a resident who was ill, she said. As I started back to my office, the smoke was coming out of one of the rooms. I immediately went to the phone and pulled the alarm as I went .

Mrs. Utt and other employees of the center organized evacuation teams immediately, initially moving the homes residents into the hall and later outside, where they huddled in blankets to fend off a chilly December wind.

Most of the home's elderly residents were taken to a Red Cross shelter.

sevo) and reiterated the British stand that potk! status will not be accorded to peo(^ convicted of violence.

But he promised a review of prison conditions, and the hunger strikers cited the pied^ in a statement issued-through their sig)porters.

Informed sources said the Catholic hierarchy, opposed to suicide as a political weapon and fearing wose violence if a hunga striker died, was responsible for ' ending the fast.

They said emissaries of Cardinal Tomas 0 Fiaidi, the primate of all Ireland who got a letter from Mrs. Thatcher on Wednesday reiterating there would be no concessions, had emissaries in contact with the hunger strikers and their families.

The cardinal greeted the end of the action by saying, Thank God. The declsioo will be welcomed with great relief by all sections of the community.

In the Irish Republic, Prime Minister Charles Haughey said, I now look forward to a period (rf reconciliation in Ireland.

The seven took salt water only and in the last days some of them could not hddp even that down and were, vomiting bile. The weakest of them, 26-year-old Sean McKenna, was like a ydlow skeleton, a relative said after visiting him.

A Belfast doctor who asked not to be named said the men will first be drip-fed intravenously as they would be incapaUe of eating.

"The trouble is that if you give them too much fluid it

could cause heart damage. But if you give too little it will not revive them, he said. McKema, whose eyes rqxMtedly are damaged by the fasth^ could need a corneal gr^ to recover his eyesight.

John Yudkin, emeritus professor of nutrition at London University, said it will be sevoal weeks before the hunger strikers are back tofuUstroigth.

Many people have come through eight weeks of fasting with absolutely no pro-blonsatall,besaid.

Yudkin said McKennas condition was sokxis, but his poor eyesight was almost certainly not due to vitamin deficiOKy during the fast, as earlier reported, but to a general condition accentuated by the lack of food.

"Humans have enough vitamins to keep them going for months, he added.

McKenna was given three days to live before the hunger strike was called off. He is serving 25 years for attempting to kill a policeman, bombings, kidnapping and other crimes. His six comrades are serving terms ranging from 14 years to life for murder, armed robberies and other violoice.

McKenna is being treated in a hospital in Musgrove Park where he can get the best treatment we can provide in Nwlhem Ireland," Britains minister for Northern Ireland said.

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DINNER MEETING Loving Union Tent No. 464 will have its last meeting of this year along with a covered-dish supper. The meeting will be held tonight at 7:30. All niembers are asked to bring a pr^ared dish. _

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WASHINGTON (AP) -For years, Roy Wllkias' voice was in the front raiSLS of the tMttie for dvfl rights.

But as associates gathered to honor him Thursday, Wilkins, the victim of an unknown illness, sat mute in a wheelchair, his head slumped to one side and his right hand occasionally brushing his eyes.

Accompanied by a doctor and a nurse, die retired executive secretary of the National Association (or the Advanceinent of Colored People bad come to see his private papers presented to the Library of Congress.

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cemor, stopped toward the stainless steel wheel chair to shake his band and pat him on the shoulder.

He is obviously a nwcb better mao than I am, because it UxA 36 ymrs for his hair to go gray," said Hooks.Mine turned gray in the first sfa( months on the Job.

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During the hour-long' cermnony at the library, however, ^Wilkins didnt speak a word. Fitrni time to time, he clasped his hands tightly together or smiled fleetingly.

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HOLIDAY PROGRAM The annual Christmas program will be held Sunday at the Meadowbrook Pentecostal Holiness Church beginning at 7 p.m.

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TO SING AT INAUGURAL - Halitlrener Juanita Booker sings as sbe does an unidentified customers hair at a FYesno, Calif, beauty c(41ege recently. President-elect Ronald Reagan, wbo first beard Booker sing at a campaign fundrateer in 1976, bas asked Booker to sing the National Anthem at his

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By DAVID ESPO Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) -Alexander M. Haigs nomination as secretary of state is rekindling congressional interest in the famous Watergate tapes from Richard M. Nixons White House,

With the Senate Foreign Relations Committee pre-pari^ to omduct Haigs confirmation hearing next year, sources at the National Archives said Thursday there have been a number of requests from CapiW Hill to listoi to tapes of conversations between Nixon and Haig that never have been made public.

"Weve been contacted by the (Foreign Relations) Committee, said one official at the Archives, where 6,000 hours of tapes from the Nixon presidency are in storage, said one official.

Apparently it was aides to Denwcrats on the committee who were inquiring about the tapes, since a ^x)kesman for Si. Charles Percy, R-Ill.,

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The tapes are in the custody of the National Archives under federal law, and it would take either a court wxler or permission from Nixon himself for members of Congress to gain access to them.

Haig, nominated this week by Presidait-elect Ronald Reagm, has said be is prepared to answer any questions congressmen have about his service during the Nbcon administration. Nixon himself is said to have asssured Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., a member of the Foreign Relations Committee, that there is nothing on the tapes that would dar^ge Haig.

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DEfROIT (AP) -(Thryslo' (kirp.s shutdown through Jan. 12 of three of its six domestic assembly plants and componoit factories has pushed up aiko industry indefinite layoffs again this

The five major producers said Thursday they had 188,250 workers Idle without a recall date, connpared with 182,525 last week. Clffyslers production cutbacks boosted the companys total from 38,800 to 44,700.

Chryslers list ot those sent home temporarily also nse, from 13,600 to 32,600.

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General Motors Corp. and Ford Motor Co. both reported long-term layoffs unchanged, with 89,000 at GM and 50,000 atFord. ;

GM idled 4,100 workers at the Wilmington, Del. car assembly plant eaiiier this week for installation of a new paint system and will send home 850 more next week for construction at the Fremont, Calif., truck line. Two other plants being retooled had 7,100 temporary furloi^.

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CHRISTMASPROGRAM Miracle of Faith Soul Saving Holiness Church will be havii^ a Christmas Program Dec. 19, at 1515 Broad St. Sunday wUl be Pastoral Day. The pastor, Inetta Fleming will perform the services. The public is invited.

those tapes, said Marty Moore, a spokesman for Weicker. The Connecticut Republican is not a member of the Foreign Rdations (Committee, but did serve on the old Soiate committee that investigated Watergate. He has asked two lawyers to look into Haigs role in Watergate.

assembly operation this week and next is the car line atSanJoae,Caltf.

Chryslers "K-car assembly plants at Newark, Del., and Detroit and the subcompact plant at Beividere, m., have a total 14,100 on tenqxirary layoff. Chrysler said it woiidd slow production at Beividere bom

'Regrets' If Feel Hurt

NEW YORK (AP) - The Rev. Bailey Smith says that if he had it to do again.be would not have commented on the noses and [layers oi Jews. But he says tlud does not change his distinctive the(9<^cal beliefs, including the belief that Ckxl does not hear Jews prayers.

Smith, predent of the Southern Baptist Convention, held a lengthy meeting Thursday with Jewish leaders of the Anti-Defamation .League of Bnai Brith to discuss his comments that have prompted dismay among some members (rf the Jewish commimity.

In August, at a national political-religious meeting in T^as, Smith said God did not hear the prayers of Jews. A few weeks later, he said Jews have funny noses. He apoli^ized for the later remark.

After Thursdays meeting, Nathan Peiimutter, league national director, said he was satisfied that Smith had no anti-Semetic intent when he made his remarks.

He added that he did not agm with Smiths religious beliefs, saying, Thats why hes a Baptist and Im a Jew.

In a joint statement issued after the meeting. Smith, who is also p^r of First Southern Baptist Church in Dei aty, Okla., said he expressed deep regret for any hurt to the Jewish community and stands with them (or an American pluralistic society and against anti-Semitism.

But he said he had distinctive theological beliefs that he cannot compromise.

1,234 Plymouth Horizon-Dodge Omni models a day to 960 when production resumes, adding 790 more wvMTkers to kng^tenn layoff.

American Motors Cwp. reported indefli^ layoffs down sligbtiy from 4,725 to 4,550 through attrition that is, retirements, re-employment and exhaustion oi eligibUtty for con^iany boets.

AMC said it would stop car production at Kenosha, Wis., afto' Friday to bold down inventory. The 5,900 workors will return Jan. 12.

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U.S truck (Hoduction this week was slated at 41,267,4.8 percent more than last weeks 39,388 bik 16 potent under the 49,196 but in the 1979 v/frti

With two working days Idt after Saturday, tite years prodction was put at, 6,328,637 cars, a 25 potent drop iram the comparable 1979 figure of 8,485,237, and

I,581,446 trucks, down 47 percent from 2,998,777.

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In Canada, car plants scheduled 17,018 cars this week, up 9.3 pocent from last weeks 15,573 and down

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Preparing Cross-Examine Garwood's Psychiatrist

ByBlLLWERONKA AaodaledPreaiWrttar CAMP LEJEUNE, NC. (AP) - Praiecutors to the court-martial of Marine Pfc. Robert Garwood took time out Thunday to prepare for their crosiaminatk today of the first defense witness in the case.

Garwood, M, is accused of deaertkn and collaboration with the enemy in Vietnam The government was to question Dr. Emmanuel Tanay. a psychiatrist from Grosae Point, Mich., Thursday. But when court reconvened Thursday mondng, prosecutors successfully argued that they shmdd be allowed to view video tapes of two interviews that Tanay conducted with Garwood last May.

Military Judge Col. R E Switzer granted the request, noting that Tanay based part of his testimony on the interviews.

Switzer said later he granted the request because the rules of evidence loxier military law require that if psychiatrists, in an opinion, rely on a ^tement. the the

government has a ri0it to see that statement. Switzer said most psychiatrists put the statonents, dealing with interviews, in written form, but Tanay used video tapes.

*'He thn talked about them and that entities the government to look at them* Switzer said.

The court recessed about 9 a.m. Thursday and was supposed to reconvene m the afternoon. But Switzer said the machine prosecutors wope viewing the Upes on broke down and had to be replaced by one borrowed from a local furniture store. Because (rf the delay, court was recessed until this

morning.

But there was even some question about that, and Switzer had considaed recessing coiat until Jan. 3 because Tanay was scheduled to deliver a lecture in Detroit today and chief defense attorney John Lowe wanted to return to Charlot-teville, Va., where his wife is undergoing minor surgery. But both were told to postpone their plans.

Tanays testimony Wed-

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Twiay testified that from the moment of his capture in Vietnam Garwood aid-fo^ trom a post-traunatk stress diauder, a coni^ that can transform a person into a chOd-like the dismda-also is known as the KZ or Concentration Camp Syndrome.

He (Garwood) suffered an absolute psychic trauma - the kmd of eqperieoce no human being, no matter bow resistant or strong, could survive witlKNd suffoing traumatic neurosis, said Tanay, who was a himself a POW in a Goman concentration camp during WoridWarU.

Tanay, who has studied mental problems of survivors of Wwld War II concentration camps and Vietnam prisons, si^ The mind is designed to handle experiOKes. When the experiences are too intense for that particular po^ we have mental injury.

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sioceptlhie to the dtsorder. The Adams, Ind., native was an emotionally troubled youth, Tanay said, who came from a txoken home. His motha-atMndooed him at an eariy age and be was pushed into the Marine Gaps by a {NioiUve father, Tanay said..

EnxAiooally, he was run over by a truck, Tanay said. Then the truck backed up a few times.

The psychiatrist said Garwood was emotionally immattffe when be joined the Marine Cdrps and h^ ciq>-ture in an alien country only worsened his problems.

Tanay also testified that, in a recert interview, Garwood was sukidally depressed and in a ^te of siege because of the legal proc^ ings.

He felt killing himself wouldnt mean death but meant he would be at peace, Tanay said.

Switzer sd during the recess Thursday that Tanays testimony was not imexpected, but the fact that the psychiatrist linked the post-traumatic stress dis-(NTder to Garwood so eariy in his c^ure was a bit of a surprise.

Switzer said the defoise was not new and had been used successfully in a recent case where a Vietnam veteran was actpiltted of a shooting incident because he flashed back to stressful experience in Vietnam. Switzer said the disorder has been linked to former POWs and veterans at a later period, usually years after the incident. But linking the disorder to Garwood from the moment of his capture is something new.

Tanay said during his interviews with the defendant.

Garwood described Ms capture in detail. Garwood, a je^ driver in Vietnam before his captue, said be was surrounded by Viet Cong befwe he was aware of their presence. Tanay said Garwood had a preconceived notion of how the Viet Cong treated prisoiers and prayed he would be killed. Tanay said Garwood told him he was ^ in the forearm as be dived under the jeep and tried to dig iiko the sand.

After he was captured, he was bound and mardied to a Vietnamese camp. Along the way he was humiliated by peasants who beat him with ^icks. After arriving at his first prison camp, he was put inaholebyhimsdi.

I dont think anyone could dream iq) in fiction anything more traumatic than what I have described here, Tanay said.

And when asked by defense attorneys if he believed Garwood, Tanay said, Yes. He was describing the incident with great feeling. 1 dont think he has the intellect or the talent to make it up.

Defense attorneys argued unsuccessfully Wednesday to have the video tapes shown in court.

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mSTUNm PENTSXXKTAI, CmjRCH RIeventli A Foitcs St*. Giemvdte, N C roi

JoeD HarvH. Pallar

7p m Wed -BifaleaMiy

iay School

10 SOa m Sun Staatay 7 30pm -WoraipServtcc

STTmOTHY-S EPISCOPAL CHURCH Meednc ( The Seventli Day Adwemtst Oarcti, HI I Eaai Tenth Stnel The Rev Joiw Randolph Price. Rector The Fourth Sunday in Advent W:Oe a m Su) - Hedy Baptism k Buchartit. Rite I t:3p.m. Chddren'sGivinjj Service 0:08 p.m Wed - Christmas Eve Service. Festal Euchanst of the Nativity

7 30 pm Wed BeauiifuJ Caiidlefi0ii Chnslmas Ew Service Nursery School Monday thru fYiday 7 30a m ills twp m

HADDOCK CHAPEL F W a Route 1. WintcnnUe. N C Bishop Stephen Jones. Paflar

10 ooa m Sun - Sunday Sctioot T 30 p m Sun - Rev Thtunas Dlwn, Chur, ushers and conrecation ( BeU's CTkapel Holiness Clarch Ut render sar-

ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH I F^ Fourth Street The Rev Lawrence P Houston. Jr., Rector, The Rev J Dana Pecheles. Asst Rector

The Fourth Sunday in Advent 7:31a.m. Sun - Holy Euchanst *:tie a.m. Holy Eucharist 18:00 a.m "Trim the Pansh Christmas Tree"

11:80a m - Holy Euchanst 8:00 p.m. Wed - Christinas Eve Eucharist II ;00p.m. Christmas Eve Eucharist 18:00 a.m. Thurs Christmas Day Eucharist

4:88 p m Christmas Day Family Eucharist 4:88p.m. Sat - Holy Matrimony 8:88 p.m. Sat AA Open Group Discus Sion Meeting. Friendly Hall

SELVW CHAPEL FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1701 .South G reen Street Rev niflDnGarfhs'r, Pastor 7:3Upm En We will render Service si Corey 's K W B Chuivh

3 00 p m Sat. The No 1 Ushers will meet

4 00 p in The Young .Adult Choir will meet al the home ol Mrs Peggy M lanvis. Wyatt St

0 43 a.m. Sun sund,iy School II 00 a.m. .Morning Worship 3:00 pm Fellowship Service with Cwnerslooe M B Church 7:00 p m Mon - Junior Choir Rehear sal

7:30p m. Wed Irayer Meeting

FAITH ASSEMBLY or 000 Stantonburg Road Rev Marshall Howell 8 45am Sim - Sunday School II oOa m WorshipSenice 6 OOp m Christmas Program

ille.

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 520 East Greenville Blvd. Gre

N.C 27834 Dr Will H Wallace Minisler. Rev Joanne L. VcrBurg Associate Minister 9 45 a m. Sun ~ Church School lUOOa.m - Morning Worshtp 6:30 p m - Caroling Party 9 30 p.tn Wed Chnslmas Eve Ser vice '

GUHUADEI LUTHERANCHURCH The Woman's Out). 2306 Green Springs PartRd The Rev. Richard A Miller Phone 7564038

8;88a.m Sun SundaySchool 18:08 a.m. The Morning Worship Service

7:38 p.m. Wed. - Candiente Service at Ow Redeemer Lutheran 10:08 a.m. Thurs - Chriatmas Day Communion at Our Redeemer Lutheran

THE MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH (Saidhern Baptist)

1518 GreenvUle Boulevard f E.T. Vinaon. Senior Minister, Hal

Mellan. Minister with Education/Youth jpat 9:4Sa.m. Sim-SundaySchool

11:00 a.m Morning Wordiip 1^1 Christmas Sermon

8:00 p.m. Jr and Sr High Youth CaroHng

7:30 p.m. Cherub and Carol Choirs Chrtatmas Program 8:38 p.m. Jr. and Sr. High Christmas Party at Mellon's, I60R Agrave Road 7:888:30 p.m. Mon k Tues - Live Nativity Scene 7:30 p.m. Wed. - CandMighl Commu-nlon

6:887:30 p.m. - Live Nativity Scene

ARLINGTON STREET BAPTIST CHURCH ^ _ (Southern Baptist)

JARVIS MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 510 South Washington .Street Green vilte. N.C 27834 James H Bailey. Carol W triiehnng. David J. Goehnng. Adrian E. Brown. Ministers, Jerry F Jolley. .Music Minister. Warren Bass. OrgamsI 8:45 am .Sun. Morning Worship 9;30a,m. -Chttrdilabrar) op'n 9:40 a m. - ('hurch .School k .Nurseiy II 00 a m. - Morning Worship 12:00 noon Church Ijbrary open, NO Youth Choir 6 tWpm -lIMYF.Stgiper 6 JOp m.-UMVFPn^ams 7:00pm Uve Nativity .Scene tn Park mg Lot

7:30 p m Christmas Lovefeast m Sanctuary 8:30 pm Young Adults meet in Church Parlor Mon -NO Adult Beils 7:00 p m. - Uve Nativity Scene in Park IngLot

9:15 a mTues - Church Staff Meeting 7:00 p m Live Nativity Scene In Park

ingliOt

10:00 a m 12 00 noon Wed - Clothes Une Open

'10:30 a m - ITayer Group/CR. NO Children's Choirs, NOChantel Choir 6:00-7:00 p m Come and Go Communion m Sanctuary Thurs Office Holiday Frl. Office Holiday

GREENVILLE SEV0mH)AY ADVENTIST CHURCH

2611 i:ast Tenth Street Alfred H Watson. Pastor 7:nopm Mon - Women'sHbieClass 7.00 p m Tues - Pathfinder's ChJb 7 00 p m. Wed - Prayer Meeting 9; 30 a m .SatSabbath School 11 ooam -OwrchService

HOOKER MEMORIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH nu Greenville Blvd . GreenviUe. NC

27834

Ralph GMessick. Minister Phone 756-2275

9:45am Sun -CoffeeFeilowMlIp 10 ooa m -tTwrehSchool II:00 a m. - Church at Worship 7 oopm (TirtitmasParty 12:30 pm Wed. Lunch Bunch at Fosdlck's 7 30 p.m. - Candlelight Communion

HW.Y TRINITY UNITED METTKIDIST 1400 Red BanKs Road Dr Glen A. Holm, Pastor 9 45a m Sun -ChurchSchool II 00 a m - Worship. (Tinstmas Can-lata: "The King of Love"

6 00p m -UMVF

7 30 pm Mon -Singles Support Group 7:30 p m. Wed. Christmas Eve Com

munion

''jOWW,^ingtonBlvd^

IP. Greene Jr. Pastor 7:30 a.m. - Brotherhood Breakfast (Cancrted)

8:45 a.m. - Sunday Schocd (Deal class avaUablei 11:08 a.m. Morning Worship and Praiae.MiaBion Friends 7:08p.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Tues. Children's (

Party

7:08p.m. Wed. Prayer Service Thurs. Christmas Day

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GREENVILLE CHURCH OF CHRIST 264 Bypaaa ft Emerson Rd.

Brian Wheldiel. Preacher 6:00 a.m. Sun. Amazing Grace" TV Bible Study aaas. Channel 12 10:80 a.m. - Bible Study Classes lor All Ages - Youngest to Old^

11:80 a.m. Worsbip: Racing Toward Nowhere. Luke 15:11-24 6:08 p.m. Worship: The Fool To God Versus The Fool 01 God 7:00 p.m. Wed. Bible Study Hour for All Ages - An exceUent way to get the aplrtttulllRyouneed

nRSr PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Comer I4th and Elm Streets Richard R Gammon and (ferald M Anders, Ministers: Stewart C. laNeave, Campus Minister. Synod of NC; Brett Watson, Director of Music, E KobeH Ir win, Organist 9:00 a.m. Sun Worship 9:45 a.m. Church School 10:15 a. m. Church School Assembly II :00 a.m. Worship 6:00p.m. Youth Fellowships 6:30 p.m. CovenaiR Gass Party Wed.-CHRISTMAS EVE 11:00 p m. Communion. - World Hunger Offering Thurs. - CHRISTMAS DAY Church Office Gosed

CORNERSTONE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH

Comer Railroad and l3Ui Streets Reverend Artee Griffin. Jr , Pastor 9 :I5a m Sun Church School 111 am Divine Worship and Communion Services 1:00 p.m. Quarterly Fellowship Dm-ner

3:00 p m. At Cornerstone. Fellowship .Service wilh Selvja Giapel F W Baptist II 00 am Thurs - Sel via Chapel F W Baptist Church. United Black Paslor's Christmas .Service 2:00 p m Sat Sunshine Choir will rehearse

OAKMONT BAPTIST 1100 Red Banks Road E. Gordon Conklin, Pastor 8:88 a.m. Sun. Men's Breakfast. Ladies GuesU 9:45-l,0:00 a.mrLibrary Open 9:45a.m. Sunday School 10:45-11 ;(I0 a.m. Library Open 11:00 a.m. - MORNING WORSHIP 11:00a.m. - Mission Friends 5:00 p.m. Cherub Choir 5:00 p.m.Chapel Gioir 5:00p.m,-BYF

7:30 p.m. Wed. Candlelight Communion

PEOPLE'S BAPTIST TEMPLE Rev, J.M Bragg. Pastor 2001 W Greenville Blvd., Greenville. N.C. 27834 7:30 a.m. Sun. Laymen's Prayer Breakfast (Three Steers)

10:00 a.m. Sunday School . 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 4:00-5:00 p.m Sunday Services W B.Z.Q - A M.

S:30p.m. - Choir Practice 6:30p.m Evening Worship 7:15 a.m. Mon.-Fri. Together Again Radio Program W B.Z.Q. - A.M.

7:30 p.m. Tues. Christmas Commu mon Service

ST REST HOLY CHURCH WIntervUle, N C

7:30p m Fii -Business Meeting lU:UOa.m Sun - Sunday School II 00 a m (Quarterly Meeting and Homecoming 2:00pm Dinner '

3:00 p.m <- Rev Thomas Dixon, choir, ushers and congregation from Bells Giapel Holy Church, Greenville, N.C will be in charge of the Evening Service.

Holy Communion will follow Immediately after the Evening Service

ZION CHAPEL F.W.B, CHURCH 6th ft Voiter Sts., Ayden, N.C.

Bishop Stephen Jones. Pastor 7;30p.m. Fri. Quarterly Conference 7:30p m. Sat. Communion 9:30a.m. Sun. - Sunday School, Deacon Kenneth Darden, Supt 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship 2:00 p.m. Dinner

3:00 p.m. - Bishop J.H. Vines, the choir, ushers and Congregation of St Peter F.W B. Church. Snow Hill, N.C. will be In charge of the Service. The Pastor invites the public to attend these Services.

OUR REDEEMER LUTHERAN CHURCH 1800 South Elm Street R. Graham Nahouse, Pastor Telephone: 756-3058 8:30 a.m. Sun. Holy Communion 9:30 a.m. Church School 9:30 a.m Confirmation 2 10:30 a.m. - Morning Worship 6:30p.m. Christmas Caroling 7:30 p.m Wed. Girlslmas Eve Candle! ighting Service 10:00 a m. Thurs. - Christmas Day ly Communion

THREE SERVICES

Services will be held at Holy Mission, 905 Dickinson Avenue, FYiday, Saturday and Sunday evenings at 7; 30.

The pastor, Eldress Shirley Atkinson, will preach Friday and the Holy Mission Choir will sing. Saturday the Rev. Rosebud Prayer will be the speaker and Pactolus Holy diurch on the Rock will accompany her. Sunday a Christmas program will be held. The public is invited to all three services, Pastor Atkinson says.

UNIVERSITY CHURCH OF CHRIST 264 By Pam (At Gub Pines)

John R. Brick, Pastor; Pam Jolly, Music Director Telephone 7586545

6:00 p.m. Sat. Church Wide Progressive Dinner 10:00 a.m. Sun. Bible School lor All Ages

11:00 a.m. Primary Church for Ages 4 &5

11:00 a.m. - Morning Worship. Adult Choir Cantata 5:30 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal 7:00 p.m. Youth Meetings for All Ages 7:00 p.m. Evening Bible Study, Teen Musical 3:45p.m. Tues. - Brownies 6:30 p.m. Wed.-Girl Scouts 7:30 p.m. Church Wide Visitation

IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH not South Elm street Dr. Gene M. Adams, Pastor, Lynwood Walters, Minister of Education and Youth 10:30 a m Sat. Immanuel Baptist Church Children's Christmas Party 9:45a.m Sun SundaySchool 11:00a m. Morning Worship 4:00p.m. Youth Choir 5:30 p.m. Youth Supper 6:00p.m. Youth Church-Training 7:00 p.m Evening Worship 12:00 noon Mon Senior Adult Christmas Banquet 10:00 a.m. Tues. Prayer-Bible Study 7:00 pm. Wed Christmas Eve Candlelight Service Thurs - Church Office Gosed Fri. Church Office Cloied

ANNUAL PROGRAM 'Hie Youth Department of Philippi Church of Christ presents their annual Christmas program The Messiah Comes" December 21 at 7 p.m.

Music will be furnished by the Young Adult Choir. The Rev, Randy Royall, pastor, and the youth advisor, Mary Spell, invite the public to attend.

Writings Of Adventist Founder Stirs Friction

SAINT PAUL PENTECOSTAL HOUNBSS CHURCH

I 'hocowimty Hrway .Maunce Phelps. Pastor

9:15 a m Sun Tochers' Prayer Time

9 45 a m - Sunday School

II (Ma m - Junior Wordiip II Mam - Morning Worship

,.6.00 pm Chou-7 00pm -PrayerandPralae 7 15 p m. - Evening Warship Service

7 30pm. Wed - Family Nl^

By GEORGE W. CORNELL APRdigiooWrtter

NEW YORK (AP) - The spirit is not given, nor can ever be bestowed to supwsede the Bible.

So wrote the late EUen G. Wiite, a founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and regarded as coiveying in her writings the spirit of prcphecy. But two penaloed ministm say her authority gradually has been

Services

Planned

At Jarvis

A traditional love feast and candlelight service will be held at Jarvis Memorial United Methodist Church, Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

Moravian buns will be passed to the congregation and are being home cooked by the Jarvis Oiurdi members, using the traditional Mwavian recipe.

TTie love feast originated in the Moravian Church, based in Winston-Salem of which many elements of the Sunday service have been borrowed. TTie service will open with a program of carols and scripture readings. A highlight will be Handels Messiah Glory to God sung by the Jarvis Memorial Chancel Choir.

A candldight service will follow in which a light is taken from the Christ Candle, representing Jesus Christ, the Light of the World. Each person te givai a candle which is lighted, in turn, signifying the participation in ^reading and reflecting that light.

A nursery will be provided. The public is invited to attend.

Prior to the service, at 7 p.m., the youth of Jarvis Memorial Church will present a live Nativity Scene in the church parking lot. Live animals are included in the tableau and a musical score will narrate the story of Christmas. The scene recalls the stable in which Jesus was bom and laid in a manger.

elevated to a level with Sciiptiffe.

Conflict about it, siffging in several independent Advenist Journals, tus shot tremors through the academic-ministerial ranla of the goierally calm denmn-inati^ with its far-flung missions and medical work and emphasis on the early return of Christ.

Its a traumatic experience, says the Rev. Raymond Cottrell of Calimesa, Calif., one the churchs leading Bible scholars. Theres beoi nothing in the past 75 years to match it."

In smne ways, the friction over it resembles that of the Protestant Reformation which nearly five centuries ago declared its acBiopence to "Scripture alone" In defiance of RiNnes insistence also on church traditkm.

Officially, like the rest (rf Protestantism, Adventism regards the BiWe as the only rule of faith and practice." But Cottrdl says most church scholars re-ci^nize that the sway of Mrs. Whites writings has beoMne enlarged since death in 1915.

But she hwself ddinltely r^HKliated any such tendency," he says.

The issue came to a head in the withdrawal of the ministerial credentials of an influential church theiriogian, Desmond Fhrd of New Castle, Calif., and long-time minister Walter Rea of Arcadia, Calif.

As loyal Adventists, we are to believe the Bible and the Bible alone," says Ford, defrocked for challenging some of Mrs. Whites concepts. But the church has gotten away from that and thats tragic."

Die Australian-bom Ford, 51, with doctorates frmn universities in this country and England, says Mrs. Whites writing is being almost substituted for the BiUe."

This is not the offlcial position, but it has become the practical portion and the impression in the congregations, he says. Her teachings are being wron^y used as a basis of doctrine, as if she was infallible. She never claimed either, and opposed both.

Rea, 58, previously

Arlington Street Church

Would Like To Express Our Appreciation To The Daily Reflector In Getting The Church News Out To The Public.

Deep Thanks To Rosalie Trotman And Carol Tyer.

RED OAK CHRISTIAN CHURCH 264 By-Pass West

Dr. Harold Oeitch, Pastor. Matthew Cox. Youth Minister 9:45 a.m. Sun. Bible School 11:00 a.m. Sermon: THE GREATEST MIRACLE

6:00 p.m. Youth Program 7:00 a.m. Mon. Mens Prayer at Ttmi's Restaurant 7:00p.m. visitation

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Fourth and Meade Streets 11 :(a.m. Sun. Sunday School ll;(a.m Sunday Service 7:45 p m Wed. Wednesday Evening Meeting

2;0(M:( p.m. Wed & Fri, - Reading Room. 400 S. Meade .Street The Reading Room will not be open on Wed , Dec 2.5th or Fri,, Dec. 26.

FIRST PENTECOSTAL HOUNESS CHURCH Brinkley Road and Plaza Drive Rev Frank Gentry 9:45 a.m. Sun. - Sunday School, Daneel leRoux.Supt.

11:00 a.m. - Special Christmas Musical 7:30p.m Giristmas Program Wed.-No Service Thurs - Christmas '' .

Gods Love Gift

You Are Invited To Attend

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by Harold De Cou

Presented By The

Black Jack FWB Church Adult Choir

Sunday Night, Dec. 21 7:00 P.M.

At The Church In Black Jack

Cedric Rerce, Pastor

as we

celebrate the miracle of our Saviour's With. . , At this holy time, we give thanks. >;

Red Oak Christian Church ; ,

Invite* You To Our Sunday Services |

9:45 a.m. BlUe School *

11:00 a.m.Semon:'

THE GREATEST MIRACLE"

Rt. 8 264 Bypass Nursery At All Services Dr. Harold W. Deitch. Pastor

Christmas Senicas 7:30 p.m. Chrlatmaa Eva 'Let Ito Go To Bathlaham"

minister of a Long Beach, Calif., congr^tion and a noted researcher into Mrs. Whites wrtttog. was defrocked for pubiidy reporting that much of bar work was copied tram odiers.

The extent of the copying, includii^ material at the heart of her theology," has been played down and kq^ away from the laity, he says. Also, he say^ her authority in ^ect has bee made equal to the Bible. What she says must now be acccef^ evoi if its not in the BiWe, he adch. This has nevo* happened before. Many ministers are frightened and some talk of 'going underground. We want to pik Quist back in the center, txk Mrs. White has now been made the center. Church (^ials deny this and acknowledge that Mrs. White, a voluminous writor, used some words and phrases" hrtxn others but that this does not negate herinqiiratkn.

Ifer writings mi^ort the Bible to every way," says Neal C. Wilson of Wasbiitoo, D.C., presldeni of the the fast-growing, worldwide church of 3.5 million members, 600,000 of

them to this cou^.

The denomku^knal head of BIbie research, the Rev. Richard Lesber, says Mrs. Whites writing are not regarded a source of doctrine,

Gloria Dei Lutheran Church

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Woman's Club 2603 Gvaan Sprtn^ Park Rd.

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Rev. Rickard A. Miller. Pamov Office 751-0301 ' Home 750-4039

St. Timothys Episcopal Church

the Rav. John Randolph Price, Rector

Sunday I Peter 5:7-11 Monday

I Hebrews 10:9-25 Tuesday

II Timothy 3:1-5

Wednesday II Timothy 1:1-8 Thursday Romans 12:10-21 Friday Romans 13:8-14 Saturday

Yes. We have a Christmas Angel living at our house. And most of the excitement of this joyous season revolves around her.

Of course, she is not an angel most of the lime. She is a very special little girl very special because we love her.

At church this Christmas shell be one of the angels singing to the shepherds the joyous news of Jesus binh. j

John

21:1-17

We are glad the church has become an important part of her life. Thats where she has learned that sflk is very special to God.

So are we all!

The joy of Christmas at our house ... and in Gods House ... begins with the realization that Jesus was born because God so loved the world.

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(Continued (ron Page 14) but that she widely considered an aititw for interpreting the Bible Ford had challenged a teaching of Mrs. White, drawn from an interpretaUon of Daniel 8:14.

The doctrine holds that Christ, instead of returning in 1844 as the churchs antecedent believers had expected, had at that time entered a beavetriy sanctuary to be^ investigative judgment (rf individual lives prior to his return.

That belief is a main theologial distinction between Adventism and the rest of Protestantism.

Its not Biblically sip-ported. and this is well known among Adventist scholars, but t^k about it is kept mostly in the safety of privacy," he says, nie truth about it is going to get out more and jnore.. Ntlnisters around tflb world are ready to pull out if its demanded that they teach things they no longer believe.,.

I have great respect for Mrs. White, but object to misuse of her as a source of doctrine... She was a very open woman, quite a rebel in her own way. She was a loving and loveable Oiristian who refused to decide doctrine. She said dont depend on my writings, go to the Bible."

Bas cally, some church scholars see the dispute as stemming from a 1966 decision of the church general conference, implemented in 1969, by which administrators would determine thedogy, not Bible scholars.

Under this "paternalistic policy, says Cottrell, "Bible scholars have not been able to work together effectively to provide the church with a consensus on the basis of which the administration can make decisions."

Issues raised by Rea and Ford have been known to scholars for several years, he says, and "need careful consideration," but most scholars dont agree with the tactic of arguing the issues publicly.

"They believe in working behind the scenes in accomplishing what needs to be done, without splitting the church and confronting people with prodems not yet sufficiently discussed. Thevve been l^passed toAssociation Has Awards

Banquet

Daily Blackouts Cause Real Chaos For Bogota

Reflector, GroawMe. N.C.-rrUi|)r, DKcaUwit, tm-iS

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KINSTON - The third annual Eastern Hunter Associatkm awards banquet was held recer^y at Walnut Credc Country Qub.

The associatkm is a h% show circuit made up of members from all over east-ern North Carolina. Participating Greenville stables include Ramhom Stables, Hobby HiU, Hayfield Farm and various individual members.

The EHA circuit has ten show y^y in which ridCTs receive iHbbons and points. The year end awartte are based on the total points accumulated during the entire year.

Champion and reserve champion awards are given in each divisiwi. Area winners are as follows:

Small and Medium Pony Division: Grand Champion. "Farnley Cdl(^, tidden by Missy Dau^rtiy; Hayfield Farm. Ayden.

Short Stlrnq) Division: Reserve Grand Champion, Allyson Maloney riding Little Miss Fancy"; Hobby Hill StaUe, Greenville.

The Eastern Hunter Association invites participation during the 1981 show circuit year. Inquires may be made throu^ the secretary Mrs. Donna Daughtry, Rt. 2, Box 66, Ayden, N.C. The circuit will begin its 1981 season in Mardi.

a large extent for the past 10 years, which has tended to polarize the administration from the Adventist academic community. But we hope the situatMn vdll be temporary.

"Biblical studies have advanced to a place of hi^y specialized skills. Basically, what we have now is the oid town versus gown problem When people without specialized training try to do theology. Its about the same as if people who dont know electronics were put In charge of NASA.

By TOM WELLS

Associated Pre Writa-

BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) Rush hour traffic it chaotic md bursaries and street muggings are on the rise in Bogota because of daily 314-hour blackouts imposed by the citys power company.

The rotating blackouts began this month and will last at least throi^ April 1982, Ccrfotnbias ministff of mines and ene^, Humbolo Avila, said in a speech. Unofficially, sources wiUiin the Electric Power Co. of Bogota the blackouts could continue until the end of 1963.

About five years ago. whai Colombia had a severe shortage of both natural and propane, the government encouraged everyone to switch to electric povwr.

In addition, the population of this capital city has grown from about 3 million p^le in 1968 to about 5 million today, much faster than anyone had expected, and power needs have escalated accordingly.

The power company has been unable to handle ri^ng demand. Aggravating the problem are several big hydroelectric projects running far behind schedule, Avila said.

The Soviet Unkm has offered to finance Urra, one of the hydroelectric projects, which is expected to cost about $400 million. The Colombian governm^it has not conunented publicly on the offer. But even if Urra were finished, the power crunch would remain severe.

So the city is now left without power during periods of hi^iek normal use - two hours every morning between 7 a.m. and noon, 90 minutes in the evening between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. No power is cut wi Sundays.

The enforced outages are saving 25 megawatts of power, Avila said, which is a reduction of about 3 parent in metropolitan power vse.

Residents in high-rise apartment buildings suffer the most. Most buildings have emergency power to Obrate their elevators, tail few have indox^ident generators to pump water. Because water pressure is

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not sufficient to'supply the hl^rises ddrectly from the Greets, residents go without wata* during the Uackouts.

Diimer schedides have to be pushed up or moved badt, and chores requiring dectrical equ^ment have to be fini^Ped before 6 p.m. hi homes with an electric kitch-

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Even before the mand^ powa (xlagBs began, residents of Bi^ota had coped with two moihhs of roUfaig, 45-11110016 bladnuts evay evening.

B(^otas rush-hour traffic, iMiich had already bordered on pandemonium with motorists drivii^ down sidewalks to bypass clogged Greets, runii^ red lights and frequently turning across two or three lanes of one-way traffic, has become a nightmare with the bladi-outs.

Traffic accidents have increased 38 percent (kring Uackout hours when traffic lights stand dark, the director of stattetics for Bogotas traffic dqiartmeih, Juan Carlos Murcia, told The Associated Press.

Frustrated drivers are seen throwing punches and, on occasion, waving pistols. 'Thousands of peo^ connected with Colombias multi-billion dollar illegal drug business live here, and a popular saying is that such ColotnMans fed more naked without their guns than they would without pants.

Pickpockts, sticki^ men and burglars are keying on blackout areas, but it is too early to say just how much of an increase in crime there has been, said one pdice official, who rei^piested anonymity.

Companies that sdl burglar alarms, lanterns and the Spanish-style wrought iri grills that fit over windows say they* have been doing

brisk business since the blackouts began.

Movie theater owners cwiif^ they are losing thousands dollars because the blackoiks come in prime movie-going time.

The blackouts do not in-, dude the southern indiKtrial sector of the city, but Avila said those areas may have to be included, too, if energy savii^ are not sufficient in the red of Bogota.

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RALEIGH, N,C. (AP) (NCDA) - The trend on the North Carotina bog market today was steady to 11.50 higher. Kinston, 44.00; OtatOQ, FayetteviUe, Dm, Elizabethtown, .Pink HUl, Pine Level, Chadboum, Ayden, Laurinburg and Benson, closed until Dec. 26; Rocky Mount dosed until Dec. 26; Salisbury 44.00; Wilson, 44.75. Sows: Salisbury (400 to 600 pounds) 35.00-40.00; Wilson (450 pounds up) 41.00; Spiveys Comer (300-600 pounds) dosed until Dec. 26; Fayetteville (450 pounds ig>) closed until Dec. 26; Greenville (30(1^ pounds) 34.00-39.50.

Poultry RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) (NCDA) - The North Carolina f.o.b. dock broiler market was lower. Supply adequate. Demand light. Weights dedrable. The North Carolina dock weighted average price next week is 44.63 cents per pound for small purchases of plant-grade lHt>ilm picked up at processing plants. Estimated slaughter today was 974,000.

Hens

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) (NCDA) The Nth Carolina hen market was steady earlier but dropped sharply late today. Supply heavy. Dnnand good. Prices paid per pound for hens over 7 pounds at the farm for Wednesday througi Friday slaughto* was 16 to 21 cents per pound.

NEW YORK (AP) - The stock market was mixed today, levding off afto- the raUy (rf the past couple of

The Dow Jones av^ (rf 30 industrials, i|> 18.60 p^ts in the last three trading days, rose another 1.71 to 931.91 in the first half hour today.

Losers hdd a sll^t edge on gainers in the eariy tally of New York Stock Exchange-listed issues.

The recent upswing in the market has been attributed largely to hopes that iikoest rates might soon peak. Those hopes vmn still alive today, analysts said, but they were modo*ated by a coiqile of devdopments.

Donald Regan, the Treasury secretary-

WEEKEND SERVICES Weekend services for Mills C^hapd FWB Church are as fdlows:

Saturday - 7 p.m.. Missionary Phillips will speak, sponsored by Jc4in Grem.

Sunday 11 a.m., Rev. Roy Ennis speaker and sin^; 7 p.m., ODell King speaker.

The pastor, Rev. J.L. Swinson, invites the public to attend.

SERVICES PLANNED Siinpson Chapd Free Will Baptist Church will celebrate the pastors anniversary tonight at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. Effie Bradley and Best Chapel Sailor Choir.

Sunday at 3 p.m., services will be held by the Rev. Ja^ "Fysen and Poplar Hill, while Monday night services at 7:30 p.m. will be presented by the Rev. W. J. Best and Queen Chapel of Vanceboro.

The public is invited to attend.

MASONIC NOnCE Grimesland Lodge No. 475 AF & AM wiU hold an emergent communicati<) at 7 a.m. Saturday, Deceember 20 for work in the Fellow Oaft Degree. All Master Mascms and Fdlow Craft are invited. Breakfast will be served.

Kenneth Ross, Master

James E. Mauray, Secretary

FRIDAY 11 ;00 a.m. Oirlatinas workshop forGreenvUle Garden Qub at the hameof Mrs. J. C. GaUoway 7:30 p.m.Redmen meet

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As if to undmcore that message, New Yorks atibank raised its prime lending rate this morning from 21 to 21^ perceiR, a record high.

Today's early prias in-duded American Tdepbone k Telegraph, off at 48Mi; General Motors, i|> ^ at 41^, and Standard Oil d Indiana, down H at 85^4.

On Thursday the Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.70 to 930.20.

Advances outnumbered declines by about a 2-1 margin on the NYSE.

Big Board volume totaled 69.57 million shares, the fifth largest total to exdiange hldMY.

The NYSEs composite-index added i7 to 76.40.

At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up 1.47 at 342.28.

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ROBERSONVILLE - Mr. John Jasper Black, 78, died Monday in Halifax County Hospital. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 3:30 p.m. at Flanagans Oupd, Robersonville. Burial WiU be in the Owncii Cemetery.

Mr. Black was a native of Martin County and spent his life in the Robersonville Oimmnmnlty.

He is survived by his wife, Mrs. VkRa Black of Trenton, N.J.; four dm^ters: Mrs. Dmis Midnor of Princeton, N.J., Mrs. Marion Howard, Mrs. Juanita Wilson, Mrs. Mercedes Moore, all of Trenton, N.J.; one son, Jaspo* Stonewall Black of Trarton, N.J.; 12 grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren.

The body Flanagans Robersonville 7-8 p.m.

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The Nazarene Church of Christ announces the fdlow-ing week-end activities; choir rebo^ at 6:30 p.m. Saturday followed at 7:30 p.m. with Joy Ni^ service with Rev. Blake Philiq.

Sunday morning at 11 a.m., the sermon will be delivared. by the pastor, Rev. E.B. Williams. At 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon, the Southern Spirituals will render a musical program. At 5 p.m. there will be an ai^reciation service fw the pastw, Rev. E.B. Williams.

The church is tempwarily located at the cwno' of Chestnut and Skinner Streets (the Jaycee building).

The public is invited to attend.

43RD ANNIVERSARY Pastor Hattie M. Cobb wUl observe her 43rd araiiversary Sunday, beginning with Mrs. Jacqudine Jackson speaking before the Sunday Schod of St. Matthews Church, cwner 'Of Perkins and Norris streets, at 10 a. m.

The Rev. Amos Edwards will preach the 11 a. m. sermon, with music by the Soiior Choir. Bishc^ Zebedee Harris and his cmigregation from Durham will lead the 3 p. m. service. The public is invited to all three events.

YARD OF MONTH WINTERVILLE - The yard of Mr. and Mrs. Ral[Ri M. Wingate was chosen as the December Yard of the Month by the Wlnterville JayceesandJaycettes.

The two reside at 927 Alma Drive.

GARNER Matthew yestoriay.

Graveside services were held in the Ayden (Cemetery today at 3 p. ra. by the Rev. Victor Wilson.

Mr. Burgess was a member the Ayden (Christian Church.

Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Elsie Gaskins Burgess of the home; two daugbtors, Mrs. Judy Strother of Garner and Mrs. Geraldine Jones of Raleigh; his fatbo*, John E. Burgess of Garner; a tnotber, Edwin Burgess of Ralei^; and five grandchildren.

Farmer Funeral Hmne of Ayden handled arrange-moits.

Dudley

CHARLOTTE - Mr. g Walter Qyde Dudley, 68, died in Presbyterian Ho^ital Tuesday. Funeral services will be hdd at 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Harry & Bryant Funeral Home in Chariotte.

Mr. Dudley worked for B.F. Goodrich Company for 38 years, retiring 11 years ago. He was a member of Myers Park Baptist Churdi.

Ife is survived by his wife, Margaret King Dudey of the home; a daughter. Sue Dudley Weant of Lexington,

Can Of Food Admits Child

The Christmas that almost wasnt, a childrens dassic will be shown at Plitt Theatres 10 a.m. Saturday, Dec. 20. Admission will be one can of non-perishable food that will be donated to the Salvatimi Army and used to feed underprlviledged families. The can of food admission entitles ^ch child to a small drink, pop corn, and to see the movie. Santa wUl be on hand to greet the children with a candy cane as they enter the theatre.

Ky.; a son, U-. w.C. Dudley Jr. of Hilo, Hawaii; two sisters: Alama D. Conway of Kinatoo, Myrtle D. Hudson of CMlkotbe, Ohio; and two granddaughters.

Coward

Mr. James Henry Coward of Rt. 3, Grifton, died Monday in Pitt Cowty Memorial Ho^ital.

Ifis funeral service will be held Sunday at 3 p. m. at Zkm Temple A. M . E . Zkm Churdi in Grifton by the Rev. L L Tborbs. Intament will be in the Grifton (Cemetery.

Mr. Coward lived most of his life in the Grifton com-miBity. He was a membo-d Zkm TenqRe Church and a World War II vetaan.

Surviving him are his mottw, Mrs. Ethel (Coward Patrick (A Grifton; a son, Andrew L Coward of Dover; and two sistors, Mrs. Hattie Mae Tborbs and Mrs. Mary Etbei Moye, both of Grifton.

The body will be at Zkm Tenople A. M. E. Zkm (Churdi in Grifton from 7 to 9 p. m. Saturday. The family will be at the home of the Rev. L L Thorbs in Grifton.

Fanner

Mr. Joe Harvey Farmer, 63, died Thursday in Pitt (Co. Memorial Ho^ital.

His funeral service will be hdd Sunday at 2 p. m. In the Wilkerson Funeral Cliapd by the Rev. Bobby Thomas and the Rev. R. L Dyson. Burial will be in Pinewood Memwl-alPark.

Mr. Farmer was a native of Pitt (County vri spait

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The winners of The Dally Ref lector-sponsored Christmas cdmring contest were honored with a party at the Reflector office Wednesday afternoon.

The winners of the slx-and-under division were Mdissa Place, first; Tobias' Daniels, seccmd; and Tucker Moore, third. Seven- and dgbt-year-dd winners were Janna Potter, first; Ericka Hill, second; and Toure (Claiborne, third. Winners in the nine- and 10-year-old division were Nebra Bryant, first; Sufronia Hobbs, sec-<md; and Miriam Fulford, third.

First-place winners received $15 and a riWxm; second-place, 110 and a ribbon; and thirdpiace, $5 and a ribbon.

The winning entries wiU be on display in the lobby of The Daily Reflector office through Jan. 2. Some 466 youngsters participated in the amtest, held Nov. 30-Dec. 12. ,

Card of Thanks

The family of Mrs. Lillie Whitfield Moye would like to thank each and everyone for their acts of kindness during the illness and death of their loved one. A special thanks goes to Dr. Heizer of Farmvllle, North Carolina.

The Blount & Moye Families

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most of hit life In the Stokes-Pactoiui community. He was a retired farmer.

Survivlog him are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteiarst Farmer; two daughters, Mrs. Jean Forrett and Mrs Brenda Hants, both of Rt. 1, Stokes; four sons, James Harvey, Bruce Edward and DougUtt Ray Farmer, all of Rt. 1, Stokes, and J. H. Joey" Farmer Jr. of the home; two brothers, WArren and Shelton (Pete) Farmer, botii of Rt. 1, Robosanville; four sisters, Mrs. Nellie Gray Phillips of Moultrie, Ga., Mrs. Aliena Craig of Norfolk, Va., Mrs. Elbert Ray Bryant and Mrs. Thurman Johikin, both of- Aabeville; and 11 grandchildren.

The family will receive friaids at the funoal home Saturday fitHn7to 9 p. m.

Johnaoo

Funoal services fw Mrs. Martha Johnson, who died this mnning in Oak Manor Nur^ Home, Kinston, will be held Sunday at 2:30 p. m. at Phillips Brothers M(tuary (Supel by the Rev. Luther Brown. Burial will be in Brown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Johnson was born in South Canfina, but had made her home in Greenville for a numba- of years and was a membor of Ywk Memorial A. M. E. Zion Church.

Surviving her are a stepson, James Joe Wilson of Grimesland; a granddaughter and three great graml-daughters.

Family visitation will be hdd Saturday from 7 to 8 p. m. at Phillips Brothers Mortuary. The family will be at the home d Mr. and Mrs. James Joe Wilson.

McNutt

GREENSBORO - Dr. Franklin Hdbrook McNutt, 90, formerly of Greoiville. died Thursday. A memoial service will be held at 9 30 a.m. Sunday at Forbis & Dick Funeral Home on Friendly Avenue In Greoisboro. The funeral and burial will be at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Bath at 4 p.m. Sunday. Pat Houston, Episcopal minister of Greenville, wiD conduct the services.

Dr. McNutt was the dean of the Department of Education at UNC-G and associate dean of the graduate school of the greater University of North Carolina. He received his undergraduate degree at Wittenburg College in ^ringfield, Ohio and his Ph.D from Ohio State Uni

versity. He received the 0 Max Ganfoer Award ki 1164, 0ven to the most dtatfo-gulshed professor in the greater Univerity. He w a thirty-third D^ree Mason and a past preskkot of Rotarians. Dr. McNutt lived in Greenville from his re-fimnent in 1963 until 1178 and was a member of the EpiacopM Church here.

He is survived by two daughters: Mrs. Charles P. Adams of Rocky Momt, Mrs. William H. Kindell of Tampa, Fla.; one sister, Miss. EmUy McNutt of ^arlngfldd, Ohio; 12 grand-chUdren and four great-grandcbfldren.

The family W be at Forbis ft Dick Guilford Oufiei from 7-9 p.m. Saturday.

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FLORENCE, S. C. -Former Greenville resident Vann Inin Mu-gan, 51, died Sunday the result of gunshot wounds after a robbery of the restaurant he wasop^ting.

His funeral service was conducted Wednesday at Cain Fiooeral Home Ch^ here and burial was in Florence Manorial Gardens.

A resident of Rt. 3, Effingham, S. C., be was a 1948 graduate of Greenville Hl^ School and a U. S. Army vetaran. He had lived in Ftorence Comty for the past 18 years and tuul been in the restaurant business for 15 years, having most recently been onplo)^ as asdstant manager of Charleys Drive-in.

Surviving him are his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth S. Morgan of Florence; three daughtos, Mrs. Midiad (Linda) Hayes (A Cary, Mrs. Doiise Harrell and Mrs. Janet Kern, both of Florence; a son, Chet Walden of Atlanta, Ga.; his fatha, Charles Mogan of Greenville; a brotba. Jack P. kbrgan of Greenville; a sister, Mrs. Bruce (Betty) Albertson of Portsmouth, Va.; and five grandchildren.

Rodgers

^WILLIAMSTON - Mrs. Lillie Rhine Rodgers, 59, died Monday. Funeral services will be hdd Saturday at 1 p.m. at Chmerstone Baptist Church in WilUamston by the Rev. G.L Harris, pastor. Burial will be in the Odd Pdtow Cemetery.

Mrs. Rodgos was a native (A Bertie (hunty and spent most of ha life in Martin County in the Williamston Community. She was a member of Cornerstone Baptist Church.

She Is sunlved by three sons; Albert Rodgers of Landover, Md., Octavius Rodgers of Youngstown, Ohio. Willie Rodgers of

Irwin^on, N J.; two sitters: Mrs. Odell Wiggtnt of Williamttoo, Mrs. Bettie Sanders of Stmiord, Oonn.; fivegrandchikhm Fwtily vttiUdkn will be held Friday from 7-9 p.m. at Flanagans Chapel in Williamston.

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Rose Wrestlers Shock Jaguars

GreenviUe Row won Hs first wrestling nurtdi in x l-tempts Thursday ni^ and did it in a big way as the Rampants shocked Uth-ranked FamiviUe Central, 4^29. ''

The Ja^iars, ranked llth in the state by MttNews, a North Crolina wrestling news letter, forfeited their first three matches and. despite winning four (rf the last five matches, were unable to make up the difference.

Summary:

98 Ken Davis (R) won by forfeit.

105 Domis Kilcoyne (R) won by forfeit.

Hi Glenn Morrison (R) won by forfeit.

119 Vincent Murphy d. Jeffrey Foreman, 12-4.

126 - Greg Smith (PC) d. Jay Holley, 15-2.

* 132 Wayne Joyner (R) p. WiUie Bynum, 1:38.

138 John Ormond (R) p. Mike Graham, 3:49.

145-Dual Forfeit.

155 - Roger Joyner (FC) d. James Richardson, 20-9.

* 167 Chris Sutton (FC) p. John May, 2:38.

185 Charles Sutton (FC) p. Robert Brown, 1:59.

195 - Stewart Ward (R) p. Chris Edwards. 3:02.

HWT - Ronnie Locust (FC) won by forfeit.

ECU Nips Indiana

From Staff ft Wire Reports CHAPEL HILL - With six seconds left reserve cenlar Mary Denidr hit a follow dut to ^ East Carolina a Sft-58 win over Indiania in the opening grouid of the Carolina Ouristmasaassic.

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fender Kikl Vanderweghe as Carr drives toward the basket Thursday night. (AP Laserpht^)

No. 10 LSU Bombs New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Senior forward Durand Macklin sat out most of the first half becauuse of foul trouble, but he exploded for 15 second-half points to lead lOth-ranked Louisiana State University to a runaway 9666 victory over the University of New Orleans in a college basketball game Thursday night.

Macklin soh^ LSUs first three points ot the game, then almost Immediately went to the sideline with his third

personal foul.

Dumb fouls, 1U Coach Dale Brown said after the game. Macklin agreed.

LSU led 42-30 at halftime but dew the game open in the first four minutes of the second half.

New Orleans came down the court six times without getting a shot off immediately after Intmrnission. The Privateers turned the ball over three times on bad passes, twice on travding calls and once on a 5-second violation.

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By The Associated Press Lou Hensmi doesnt know if his Illinois basketball team measures up to its No.l7 ranking, but hell get some indication toni^t when the Illinl meets another Top Twenty club in the Volunteer Gassic in Knoxville, Tenn.

Hensons Big Ten power faces 18th-ranked Brigham

Young in the tournament opener befm% host Tennessee plays Iona.

Bri^am Young is a super team, says Henson. Id rate them above Missouri and Marquette. Theyre huge.

As fw his teams Top Twenty stature:

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Its nice to be ranked but I dont think its good for your ranking to get ahead of your team. I fed like we are a pretty good ballclub but we can do a lot better. We need to come along and improve de-fensivdy and offensivdy and take care of the ball a little better.

The mini is imdefeated in four games while BYU, of the Western Athletic Conferwice, has a 5-1 recwd.

The Volioiteer Gassic is one of many holiday tourneys across the'country starting tonight.

Among others, top-ranked DePaul will play in the Chicagoland Gassic; No.2 Kentucky will be in the Kentucky Invitational; No. 12 Wake Forest will see action in the Cable Car Gassic and No. 13 Texas A&M will compete in the Virginia Tech Invitatkmal.

When New Orleans finally got a shot at the basket, it was da{^ back by LSUs 6-foot-lo center Greg Code.

With four minutes elapsed in the second half, Oscar Taylor finally bounced a tipin off LSUs John Tudor for his teams first points after the break. Taylor finished the game with 27 pcnnts to lead all scorers.

LSU is now 5-1 for the season while New (Means is 1-1.

New Orleans used to be a satdlite campus of the LSU system, but attained its independence six seasons ago. The two schools are not scheduled to play again.

Brown said hes pleased to be nationally ranked for the third straight year.

M Id really like to be ranked first on April 1, he said.

In the past, it was much more important for us, because of recruiting and thinits like that. Its still fUn, but I dont get as excited about it as I used to.

He said that be has had to change the strategy for motivating his team to play

less widely acclaimed schools, since he is getting into the Top 10.

I used to be on the other side of the ledger, he said.

"I used to tdl the team that David and Ck^ath wasnt just a myth.

East Carolina University head football coach Ed EmMry annouKed die siting of two Goldsboro High School players to grants-in-aid yerterday afternoon.

James Bunn, a 611, 180-pound running back, and Craig Brown, a 6-2, 185-pound quarttack. mark the llth and 12th players signed thus far by Emory,

Bunn and Brown led Gddsboro Hi^ to a tie fw the confeence championship this year with an 11-2 record. Goldsboro tied with Jacksonville for the league title. In 1979, Bunn and Brown started wi a team that finished 8-2.

For three years, Bunn started at G<4(foboro, making all-conference as a junior and senior and second team all-East this year, minn is the all-time leading ru^r for Goldsboro High.

In addition to football, Bunn is a division, conference and sectional champion in wrestling as well as a state qualifier in the 440 and several rrtay teams in track.

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SAN DIEGO (AP) - Pass^wppy Brigiiam Yo^ stinging from four straight bowl defeats, throws uncanny quarterback Jim McMahon at Southern Methodist tonight in a HoUday Bowl battle of wild and wooly offenses.

The game, rated close to a tossup, will be televised regionally on a delayed basis A near-sellout is expected at the 52,000-seat San Diego Stadium for the 6 p.m. PST match pitting the Western Athletic Conference champions against the the Southwest Conference co-runnerup.

Only a junior, the 6-foot-l McMahon wUl be concluding the greatest single season ever by a coll^ quarterback. By completing 64 percent of his passes, he broke 26 NCAA offensive recwtls, including 4,571 passing yards and 47 touchdown throws.

SMU Coach Ron Meyer says flatly that McMahon is the closest quarterback hes seen to Bob Griese, the former Purdue great.

"You dont stop Jim McMahon, said Meyer. "Were just trying to iKrfd him to 200 or 300 yards maybe.

McMahon averaged 444 yards passing in Brigham Youngs last 11 games all victories with a season high <rf 545 in a 70-46 rout of Utah State.

Were hoping if we mix ig) our coverages enough and get some heat on him, we might confuse him wice or twice and intercept a few, said Meyer.

For McMahon, its the chance hes bei waiting fw.

Two years ago, after guiding Bri^am Young to another WAC title, he brooded on the bench when Marc Wilson started against Navy in the first HoUday Bowl.

"I was disappointed, I thought I should have been the one," said McMahon.

Cougar Coadi LaVell Anderson leaves no doii)t about BYU*s strategy.

"We mi^t run It a time or two so we can say we estaWished our ground game but I have a hunch well have the ball in the air most of the time, he said.

Southern Methodist counters with one of the nations deepest sophomore^kxninated squads.

Sophomore tailbacks Craig James and Eric Dickerson, who both gained nearly 1,000 yards while alternatii^ at the positiw, scored 11 of the Mustai^ 18 rushing touchdowns. Freshman quartotack Lance Mcllhenny directed SMU to four victories in its last five games.

On defeoM, Southern Methodist starts six sophomwes and a jiniOT on a unit that forced 19 interceptkxis, blocked six kicks and recovered 18 fundees.

Which Way To Dallas

Philadelphia Eagle fullback Leroy Harris seems to be going every viMch-way during practice Thursday in Philadelphia as the Eagles prepare for Sundays showdown with the Ckiwboys in Dallas. (APLaserphoto)

Playoffs Berths To Be Decided

By BOB GREENE AP Sports Writer After 15 weeks of bumping heads, the American Football Conference finally decides who will go to the National Football League playoffs.

iK all five National Con-faence playoff berths have been clinched, seven AFC teams are in the running for its five pla^ff positions.

The final weekend of the regular season gets imder way Saturday with four teams who cant make the (dayoffs, including a unique announcer-less (XMitest in Miamis Orange Bowl betwe! the Dolphins and the New York Jets. The other contest pits the Chicago Bears against Tampa Bay.

Sunday, Geveland is at

Cincinnati, Denver travels to Seattle, Baltimore hosts Kansas City, Atlanta is at Los Angeles, Green Bay goes to Detroit, I%iladelphja is at Dallas, Washington travels to St. Louis, Buffalo is at San FYancisco, Minnesota is at Houston, New En^and travels to New Orieans and the New York Giants host Oakland.

The regular season ends Monday night with Pittsburgh at San Diego.

The Jets, 3-12, are going afto: their sixth strai^t victory over Miami, 8-7. And the game will be a first in television history as NBC will have neither a play-by-play announcer or a "color man

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Chicago running back Walter

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(Continued from page 17) named honorable mention aU-conference.

In baseball. Brown is being watched by pro scotrts, having started for three year and being named all-conference last season as an outfielder. Hes also a participant in American Legion baseball during the summer.

Both these young men were coached by Gerald Whisenhunt at Goldsboro.

I feel that (Yaig Brown is just an outstanding athlete, said Emory. "He has outstanding speed and has been a real fine leader for Gddsboro.

"James Bunn is one of the premier backs in the state. Being the all-time rusher at Cloldsboro Hi^ ^leaks for itself. Hes a winner and were tickled to death to have James and Craig join us at East Carolina.

Payton will be after his fifth consecutive NFC rushing title when the Bears, 6-9, meet the Bucs, 5-9-1. Payton leads the NFC with 1,330 yards on 288 carril.

On Sunday, the fun begins for the AFC playoff picture.

If Buffalo, 10-5, beats San Francisco, 6-9, or if both Buffalo and New England lose, the Bills win the AFC East. If New England, 9-6, topples the Saints, 1-14, and Buffalo loses, then the Patriots are the division diampkms because of a better division record.

Now come the complications.

If Buffalo does not win the AFC East, it can get a wild card berth if either Qeveland, HousUm, San Diego or Oakland lose. New England can be a wild card if it wins and either San Diego or (Cleveland loses.

In the AFC Central, if Cleveland, 10-5, downs Cincinnati, 6-9, the Browns win the title. If Geveland loses, Houston wins, regardless of how the Oilers fare against Minnesota. \

Houston, 10-5, can clinch a wild card by beating Minnesota, 9-6. Cleveland and Houston are assured of at least a wild card if New England loses.

Pittsburgh can be a wild card if New England loses, Geveland and Houston win and the Steelers, 9-6, beat San Diego, 10-5.

If San Diego beats Pittsburgh in this game of musical chairs, the Chargers^ win the AFC West. If San Die^ loses, Oakland, 10-5, would win the divisiwi regardless of how the Raiders do against the Giants, 4-11.

Oakland can clinch a playoff spot by winning while San Diego, if it loses, can be a wild card if either Houston or ClevelaiKi lose.

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NEW YORK (AP) - Not wanting to retire and l^ve boxh% fans with to memory of his battmi^ at the hands of Larry Holmes, Muhammad AU says he te going hack in the ring to fight European heavyweight champion Joim L Garttoer.

Ali, who has held the world heavyweight title an uigxece-dented three times, said TlHirsday in London: "If you judged all filters on one performance, you would have to stop a whole lot of than fnxn figbting. He was referring to his loss to Wmld Boxing CoincU Champion Hdines on Oct. 2, a bout in whkfa Ali lost every rouid and did not an

swer die bell for the nth.

Harold Smith, president at Muhammad All Prdessional Sports, Inc., told The Associated Press 1^ tekpbone from Los Angeles that Ali "has asked me to make the fight."

"This is Alls fi#R, he added. "V the fi^ is made, it will take place the first week fo March... in one of three places King^ Jamaica,' the Bahamas, or Puoto Rka It d^tely wont be in the United States, maiidy because the media in the United States would be hard on Ali."

There has been a genoal consensus in the United States that Ali should retire.

In Chicago, Herbert

Muhammad. Alls manager, said thoe have been negotiations for a figbt with Gardna but "Mi has not sign^ and I have not signed, and I have exclusive rigfRs.

Britislj. promoter Mickey Duff said from Las Vegas, Nev., that be is Gardners manager and that Ganfaier had not staled a contract but had signed a letto- of iikoit with Smith to figbt Ali.

AU also deiUed be was having a speech problem after the British Broadcasting Cwp. decided not to broolcast i t^ied interview the 3B-year-oW AU made with veteran inta-viewerRoyPkinley.

AU, in Lmdon to pixMnote his film "Freedom Road," which fldready has been shovm on American television, explained that be wanted to set even incxre records in the ring.

Wllllamston Splits Pair Of Matches

WILLIAMSTON -WUliamston s(glt a pair of wrestling matdws Thursday ni^t, losing to Washington, 38-29, an drteating Ahoskie, 72-3.

The Tigers, now 4-3,

1S7 - Rogers (Wl) p. Shaipe. :43. 185-Perry (Wl) won by forfeit. 196 - Perkins (Wl) won by forfeit.

HWT Hines (Wl) won by forfeit

"I want to go on because Im the only man in the history of the spoii wlUi the chance of winning the h^vyweight UUe for a fourth time," AU said. "I had one bad fi^ against Holmes because I had taken the wrong pUls for a thyr^ condition. Let me fight Gardna, and I say that if I lose OF look bad beating him, I wUl get out of boxing."

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By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports E(ttor Going into last Tueaday nl^ts game against Nasb-Edgecon^wason Academy, Greenville Christian Acadme/s ^ris* coach, Connie Fryman wasnt qutte sure how thtags would go.

The Lady had pUyed ody one game ail season long, against Bethd Academy, smd they had lost that one 33-32. The lack of playing time had Fryman wonied, and her fears were answered when NEW rolled to a ^18 victory over her girls.

*i was real pleased with the wi^ we played in our first game," Fryman said. "They did all tb^ were supposed to do, but the ball woulckit fall for us." For that reason, the coach had been kwktag forward to the next game, but not for what happened.

Eight members of last years team returned this season, including four starters. Of those fomr, however, only three are currently starting.

Those three Include senior center Lori Brown, M freshman guard Kathy Vemelson, and 5-3 senior guard Melinda Peaden.

Joining them in the starting lineup are 5-9 senior forward Brenda Mills and 54 sophomore forward Beverly Hurst. "Both of them played last year, but not in startii^ the coach pointed out.

The other starter from last year, Tammy Wooten, a 54 sophomore, is currently sidelined following an operation and isnt expected to be back until sometime in January. "She is a good bet to move back into the starting lineup

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Members of the Greenville Christian Academy ^ girls basketball team are, first row, left to right: Kathy Vemelson, Angie Powell, Melinda Peaden, Stephanie Brown,

Laurie OShea; second row, Coadi Connie Fryman, Lori Brown, Tammy Wootoi, Beverly Hurst, Sieaila Powell, and Valerie Laney. Not shown is Broida Mills. (Reflector Photo)

once she gets in shape," Fryman said.

Stephanie Brown, a 54 sophomore, also coidd work her way into the starting lineiq>, as could the other vetaran, 54 junior Valerie Laney.

The three newcomers to the team include Angie and Sheila Powell, a sophomore and junior, respectivdy, and senior Lainie OShea. OShea was a member the team as a sophomore, but did not play last year.

"We have pretty good height, and I hope that will be to our advantage," Fryman said. "Weve been able to rebound (etty well so far. We hope to be able to use our height to (Hir advantage as the season goes

along.

"We have good speed in the guards, too, and hope to use that." she added.

The sbootli^ ability,, at least in practice, has looked good, but it hasnt been translated into the game situatkms as yet. "We arent really that experienced as yet, especially this year. Hopefully, once we start playii^ fairly regularily, well start hitting.

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The schedule:

Hoim Games In jMcs Dec. 5 at BeUwl (L 33-32). Dec. 1< NEW (L46-1.

Jan. 2 at Bethel, 6 at Caivaiv, 13 at NEW, 22 Falls Road.

Feb. 3 Wate ClaisUaa, 13 Craiy, 17 Falls Rotd, 24 at WakeOnlsUM.

* HOLLYWOt - D.a Cooley picked i|> its second Ea^-cm Carotina Conference victory, and its eighth on the season last night ^ it overpowered North Pitt, 86-11

Qnley woo 11 of the 13 weights, taking fve i^ and six by forfeit North Pttts two wins both came on i^.

The Panthers, with only six wrestlers, were hurt by inexperience, Choley coach Milt Sherman noted. "They seem to have the makings of some good wrestlers if they stick with it," he added.

The win broi^t the Viking record to 54 on the year. They return to ;tk in the BuU Durham Tournament at Jordan High School in Durham, Monday and Tuesday.

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105: WUlUun Green (C) won by forfeit.

112: Garrett Jones (C) won forfeit.

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Jenkins' Verdict Not End For Commissioner

BRAMPTON, Ontario (AP) - Ferguson Jenkins of the Texas Rangers is legally free to continue his quest for 300 major league victories, but baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn says his invesUgatxm is continuing.

Ferguson, 38, was givoi an absolute discharge Thursday mi a charge of possession of cocaine. The verdict means he has no criminal record, although an indeterminate finding of guilt was registered. Two other charges of possession of marijuana and hashish were withdrawn.

After the day-long provincial court trial, Ed Greenspan, Jenkins lawyer, said he hoped Kuhn would reach the same decision as Judge Gerald Young. But a spokesman for Kuhn Thursday night said the commissioners only statement on the verdict was that his own investigation was continuing.

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NEW YORK (AP) ~ Hi^ Greo. Pltt*B ttaree^tee AU-AmertoD deieorife end aod vtaner of the Looterdt Tropiqr m the dNqds best Unemin, was osmed lo The AasodNed Pren AIHEast team today lor the fourth year Id a row.

Gfeeni taanmate at deieQSive end, Rldiy JachaoB, Nao was named to the AUM team, akaig with two other meodm of the Panthersdefeoitve line. tacUe BiD NeiD aod mldile guMd Jerry Boyarsky.

Pitts Lambert TTopby Eastern champtons led the natioo ta both total defense and rusbb^ defense. The Pmthers yielded ody ao6i yards a game ofveraU and lt flSJ yards a pme on

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Piyor and May were repeaters from the 197 team, as were Navy guard Frank McCalUster and Syracuse UnwhAHtw Jbn Collins.

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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)-Ihe Smittle Mariim have up an 11-player trade with Texas by sh^iiog designated bittm' Willie Horton to the Rangers and getting NKHtstop Ridt Auohach, who bdonged to the Cincinnati Reite last season.

When the trade was informally announced last weekmd on the final day of the wiidar basebaU meetings in Dallas, it included neither HwtonncH-AuNtach.

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Learned Crime Watching TV

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - A is-year-old girl told police after her arrest that she learned how to shoplift by watching a television show, offlcers say. Bm a TV statkm official says the tt'en-ager missed the p<^.

Police arrested the girl Wednesday shortly after the syndicated program aired on WSFA-TV.

Sgt. V.H. Vicks said officers charged the girl with three counts of theft of pro-oortv. She was accused of stealing a record album, an t ight tradi tape and designer jeans, each from a different store in a shopping mall.

Under questioning, the girl told police she decided to try to take the items afto- hearing a guest on the Toni Tennille Show describe his stiopHfting techniques. The guest, ex-convict Frank Abignale, is a considtant on

Leadership Shaping Up

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Veteran state Rep. Allen C. Barbee, I>Spring Hope, is the choice of the new House speaker to sem as speaker pro tern in tbe incoming general assembly session.

Incoming House Speaker Liston Ramsey, D-Marshal^, recommended Barbee be, elected to the portion in' letters mailed this week to Pemocrats in the state house, who will continue to form an ov^whdming majority in the 1981 session.

House members must vote on both a speaker and a speaker pixhton when the session begins Jan. 14. But 'Ramsey already has been nominated as speaker by the 96th House Democrats and is certain of victory.

House members traditionally go along with the speakers choice for speaker pro tern, who fills in as presiding officer when needed the spufter.

Ramsey said in an interview his letter also announces his first appoiid-ment of a committee chairmansh^. He said he has appointed Rep. John J. Jack Hum, D-Lattiniore, as head of the powerful House Rides Committee.

The initial leadership selections by Ramsey indicate be is rewarding longtime House allies who were among his earliest supporters in his bid to succeed Cari Stewart as speaker.

They also show Ramsey is establishing some geographical balance Intbe top House positions, tlm# his selections have a heavy rural emphasis.

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The Rev. MUton Lewis from Durham will preach at Sycamore HiO MlHfonary Baptist Church December 21 at 11 am. Tht dwrch invites thepiddfotoatt^.

shofdiftingprevoition.

After questioning, police released tbe girl to the custody of h* parents.

i didnt See the program, but it would seon to me it would be more helpful for television stations to air programs on crime prevention rathn- than how to commit a crime, especially this time of year, Hicks said.

If she saw the same program I saw, she missed the point, Carl Stephois, tbe stations program director, said.

Stephens said the purpose of the program was to explain the omsequences of shoplifting to tbe indivkiqpl and the cost to society.

It would seem the cost would have been obvious since the man being interviewed had spent years in prison for his crimes, Stephens said.

A spokeswoman for the programs producers, the Hill-Eubanks Group, said Abingnale was booked on the show because he was interesting.

We are not responsible for what Prank says, the spokeswoman said.

Miss Tenille, half of the performing duo Captain and Tennille, grew up in Montgomery. MCA Television, the prt^ams syndicator, says productton will stop in February because of low ratines.

Prosecution Is Not Yet Over

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -North Carolina has ended Its prosecution of tbe Wilmington 16 but spokesmen for the ntee black men and one white woman say the lititgatkn may not be ovw.

You dont persecute 16 peoj^ for almost a decade and drop it, the Rev. Ben Chavis said Tbursday after Attorney General Rufus Edmisten announced the state woidd not pursue new prosecutioo.

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court (rf Appeals on Dec . 4 set aside the groups 1972 oonvictioo on charges rdMed to the firebMnbing of a white-owned grocery store in Wilmington during racial disturbances in 1971. The court left the way dear for the state to seek a new trial, but Edmisten said Thursday aich a course woiid serve no useful purpose for the citizeifiofoursUte.

Chavis, reached in New York, and Chariotte attorney James E. Ferguson n, who represented the defendants.

said civil action was being considered against the state

If the state Ittd apologized, we would not even seriously consider taking dvU action. But tbe arrogant . attitude encourages us to take actkm against tbe state, said (ha^ who originally was seidenced to . [isoo for 2Sto26 years.

The fact that tbe rtate did not appeal (to Oie U.S. Supreme (hurt) does'not compensate in aiQ' way the 10 people whose lives have been shattered hi some instances and dimgited in every inrtuice, Ferguson said. The taint of tbe case is still with us, and we are looking carefully at what we can do to seek conyensatioo for the 10.

The states decision to drop (Mosecutioo vras aiawunced in separate statements by Edmisten and District At-, torney Allen Cobb of Wilmington, whose district was respond for the case.

I do not waig my action today to inq>ly that I agree

with . the federal appeals court, Edmisten said In a prq>ared statement. This case has been reviewed by numerous federal and sute courts wtridi concluded that these defendants recdved a fair trial.

"However, to pursue the matter finther woidd serve no useful purpose for tbe dtizeiBOf ourstde

EdmMen oiqihasized that the fq^ieals court ^ not ride on the guilt or innocence of Uie defffidants, saying the conviction was ov^bimed solely on procedural pounds.

Tbe major reason for my coodudon not to pursue this matter furtho* is that these defendants have all saved active prison sentences and have kng been released on parole, Edmisten said.

In WUmington, Coiib said be agreed with Erhnisteas decision.

The last minute mottons were meant to try to save face fa North Candna. Vm ^ad be made it (the de-. dsioo), but in the first place we knew we were imocerd and, secondly, the state never had an authentic case against us, Chavis said. It is a tremendous peoples victa7,

Dr. Chries E. (3obb, encu-tive director of tbe Com-missioo for Radal Justice, said in New York that he believed tbe initial proaecu-tlon was motivated politl-caUy.

North Carolina had ju(^ to whom they (the politicians) could dictate decisions, Cobb said, adding: I think tbe piditicians

dominate tbe juchdal system in the state. '

During the pertod between their conviction and tbe reversal by the appellate court backers of the lO had contended the defendants were political prisoners and vtotlms of racial justice..

Annerty b^matiaut, the LoixknKbased gR|> that woo a Nobd Peace Prtae, once cfted the WOmto^ 10 as poiiticM prisoners and the Soviet Unioo pototed to the group as exaniples of hunan rights vtoiaUoas in the Unit-edStates.

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Hunt Stirs A Hornet's Nest

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Gov. Jim Huit touched off a minor humets nest Thursday by suggesting that Nwth Carolina pay its math and science teachers moe than it does otha* public school teachers.

His comments drew prompt retorts from (rfficials of the Nath Carolina Association of Edcalos who said the plan just would not work.

They would get into a great deal of difficulty if they say one position is more important than others, said Loretta Martin of Thom-asville, president of the NCAE.

"Math teachers are not working any barda than, say, English teachos, was the opinion of Chuck Mooney, an NCAA press spokesman.

Hunt, speaking at his weeldy nevre conference, said be was not formally proposing a pay dtifaential but he did raise the pos^Ul-ty as one means of attracting and keeping qualified math teachers in the public schools. He mentioned only math teachos at the news conference, txk his (^ice lata said aience teachers were included.

Weve got to have more qualified math teachers and compete in the market place fa them, Hunt said.

I think a salary differential is one p^bility that we ought to seriously lo(A at. By one means or another, weve got to do this job.

Hunt, who is waging an active recruiting drive for nwre and different types of industry, said tbe economic future of this state is riding in part on how many good math tedios we turn out and get into our public schools.

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The above-described tract or parcel of land has a nine room frame residence, (5 bedrooms), contains 158 acres of which approximately 90 acres are crop lands, and the crop allotments for the year 1980 araaafollowe;

Tobacco-12.35 acres and 24,231 pounds 73 acres corn base.

Opening Bid: $105,050.00

Torms of Solo: Cash: High biddtr roquirad to do-poait 10% of amount of bid to show good faith, and pandtng confirmation by tha court.

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Enought good math teachos is ahsoiuteiy essential if were going to move into the microelectronics industry, among otba fields.

Mrs. Martin said the NCAE would oppose any plan that would ertablish a differential among teachos.

She said math and science teachers with the same training and responsibilities as other teadiers should not get additional pay.

We worked hard to get a salary schedule that dif-ferentiaes those whose re-^xmsibilities are different, she said.

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By TERRY GOGGIN AMoctedPrea Writer JACKSON, Miss (AP) -Abraham liiKoin was president when Josh Steele marched off to war from his Mlssissipi^ fvm to defend the Confederate States of America.

The av War ended 115 years ago with Robert E. Lees surrender at Appomattox, but Josh Steeles

second wile, Doshia, and a scattering of other elderly widofws Mill smvlve, fading links to the antebellum South.

Most of the women were the second wives of widowed soldiers; numy provided the elderiy veterans with second families.

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review and sq)port of proposed highway safety legka-tion.

J. Harry Hastings of Greenvllle is among 14 persons named by Gov. Jim Hunt to the Governors Highway Safety Council.

The council advises the governor on all matters related to highway safety, sudi as the establishment of statewide highway safety goals and objectives and the

Hastings is owner and president of Hasting Ford, Inc. and a directw of the N.C. Automobile Dealers Association. He is also a member of the Ford Natkmal Dealer Council.

Bill McElwee of North Wilkesboro was named by the governor to serve as chairman of the council.

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OFPNCEnriii PmCOIMIY

Tho Hating of proporty for tax purpoaoa In Pitt County will bagfe January 2,1981, and will continuo through January 31, 1111.

Any poraon, ftrm, corporation or organization owning pro* porty in tMa county aa of January 1,19H, whothor roal or personal, muat Hat auch property wHhin the Hating period or be tubiect to the penaHlea preacrlbed by North Carolina Law. Property muat be Hated in the townahip In which H la located.

Psraona who lequeated to Hat by maH ahouid receivo their Hating forma early bi January. Theae forma muat be completed and returned to the office of the Tax Supervlaor before the (feadllne of January II, 1111.

Bring your aodal aecurHy number and your motor vehicle reglatration carda wHh you when you come to Hat.

AppNeatlon for the Aga and DiaabHHy Exemption ahouid be in^ei the time of Hating, but no later than April 19th. Thiaap-pHjMtlonia required to be made every year.

(^sneraMdoperatora of parka or atorage lota renting apace for three or more houae tralera or mobHe hornea are required ^ IM to fumiah the Tax Supervlaor of the county in which the 1^ loeeled, ttie nanw of the owner and a deacriptlon of each traler or mobHe home aHuated thereon. TMa Hat muat be aub-mHtod by January isth of oach year. Ownera and operatora faMng to comply with the law ahaH be Hable to payment of tax in addMon to a penalty of 1280.

Poraona having cuatody of taxable tangible peraonal property belonging to anothor firm or individual that to held for atorago, aaie, rent or any otiier bualneaa purpoae ahaH fumtoh lha Tax Supervlaor a report of auch property by January 15th or wM be oble for the tax on the property phm a penalty of 1299.

FOB A COMPLETE UST OF LOCATIONS AND DATES FOR UST1NQ TAXES IN JANUARY. SEE OTHER AD IN THIS PAPER.

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busbaod, said Mrs. Steele, 96, who lives with her 76-year-old daughter near Fidhn, Miss. I married Mm when I wtt IS told he was 60.

About two (koen Confederate widows are known to survive throughout the South. Grateful states and at least one ^Hlvate fund have granted them pensions railing from $100 a month to Mississippis four widows to $355 to Alabamas lone survivor.

Mrs. Steeles past connects with the 20th century in a way her Confederate husband never dreamed about - the wwld of rock n roll nuisic, as introduced by her great-nephew, Elvis Presley.

Elvis was a good ol singing boy, recalled Mrs. Steeles dau^ter, Lillian Robinson. He wasnt singing that rowdy stuff then. He was singing in church.... He would still come (to visit) once he started singing on the radio, but it got so he Just

couldnt come, the way people would follow after him Steeles milMary records show he enltoted in Company G of the 43Pd Mississippi Infantry in 1863. He came bmne in May of that year on furlough but was arrested because an olfloer tiwu^it be was absent without leave.

^ Steele received an honorable discharge, and when be died in the early 1900s, be left his widow 10 of his 600 acres, Ms pay horse, Ms hogs, Ms cows and Ms nuiie.

It was hard (or a while after Ms death, said Mrs. Steele. I was used to being waited on.... We had to work intbefieicts.

Mississippis other surviving widQ^ each of than gating ha* husbands monthly $100 pension check, are Bessie Winstead, 93, of Yazoo <^ty; Lula Mae Hoaey, 93, M Stringer, and Katie Nelms of CniMh. All were bom in the 1800s.

Daisy Cave, 92, M Sumter, S.C., admitted that her mar

riage to Henry Benjamin Cave M 1919 was one of convenience, but said love bloasomed anyway.

I needed home and be needed a cook, but if rd known Mm for 10 years I couldnt have got a better man, said Mrs. Cave, who still ^ a Qmfederate widows penskw of $2,400 a year from South CaroUna.

C^ve was a prosperous planter when be married. But hard times came and be left Ms wife and tiieir son, Ben, only a small penMon when be died at age 87 in 1989.

Mrs. Cave, the oMy sur

viving Confederate widow hi the state, never remarried.

I got such a good man the first time, I was scared to try again, Ae said.

Mrs. Cave told her husband she never wanted to bear about the war. But Ben listened to Ms fMher, and remembmed. Todsy he tells bow Ms father was 17 when be ran vny to Join the Confederate Army. He spent much of hto ttuee-year hitch stationed near Charteston.

Officials in Arkansas, Texas and VirgMs say no more war widows survive there, but the five known to Uve in Florida receive $234.43 each

month. Enrollment in the pension program ended in 1917 because a lot of young women were marrying old aokfiers, said Lew Detnard of tiie state Department of Adminlstratioo. The number of recipients peaked at 5,194 in 1915.

When Floridas peoston program began la 188S, montiiiy benefits of $8 were paid quartoiy to II Ovil War veterans. Later, veter ane widows wne inchided in the plan. The widows who signed up for pensions had to prove eight consecutive years of Florida residency.

Georgia officials know of

only one widow, Bertha R. Robert, who lives in a on-tog home in nral PaukUi^ Cbiaty. She receives a $110 monthly stipend tram Veter anaAfiairs.

The Tennessee Department of Human Services says it has a 19,000 penston fund for the three retnatning widows in that sttoe.

(Kficlais of the Alabama ArcMves and Pensloas Office say the last surviving widow is Bertha McCool, 99, of Jefferson Oowty, She is the widow of Francis Mark McCool, was was I {xlvate to Company B of the 41st Alabama Infantry.

LOCITIOIIS WD Dins FOR LISTMII TAXES DURING TK MONTH OF JANUARY 1981

ARTHUR TOWNSHIP-Davld B. Harris (Llstalccr) At Arthur Fk# DspsrtRwnt, BsH Arthur, N.C.

Bsginnlng January 2,19S1 Hours: 1:31 a.m. to 9:00 p.in. Monday-Frtday 8:30 a.m. to 12M Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

AYDEN TOWNSHIP-Warren Kinlaw (Ustaker)

At Horns Insuranca Agancy 211 South Las Stroot, Aydan. N.C. Baglnntog January 2,19S1 Hours: 8 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Frtday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

BELVOIR TOWNSHIP-Charile Spain (Uataker)

At Balvoir Qanaral Marchandtoa. Balvoir, N.C.

Bagtnning January 2,1901 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Frtday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

BETHEL TOWNSHIP-Beitha Gray (Listaker)

At Bathol Polica Dqpartmani, Bathal, N.C.

Bagtnning January 2,1M1 Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

CAROUNA TOWNSHIP-Sally GlIsMn (Ustaker)

At Jamas D. GItosons Offics, On# mHa from Stokas on Highway 30 Woat Bagtnning January 2,1981 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

CHICOD TOWNSHIP-Mlke Clark (Listaker)

At Hudson's Clovsr Farm Markat, Hudsons Crossroads

Bagtoning January 2,1881

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FALKLAND TOWNSHIP-Vlrglnta Stancill (Listaker)

At Old Post OHics, Falkland, N.C.

Bagtnning January 2,1981 Hows: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

FARMVnXE TOWNSHIP-Frances B. Lewis & Nellie N. Outland(Listakers)

At East Fsdsral BuHding, Back antranca on Contantnoa St., FarmvHIa, N.C.

Bagtnning January 2,1981 Hours: 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

FOUNTiUN TOWNSHIP-Scott Peele(Listaker)

At Paatas Supply Stora, Fountain, N.C.

Bagtnning January 2,1981 Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 11:30 to 12:30

GREENVILLE TOWNSHIP-Charles Vandiford.

I Eleanor Burnette, & Harding Sugg, Jr. (Uatakers)

At Pitt County Courthouse, Qroonviila, N.C.

Beginning January 2,1881 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:08 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays GRIFTON TOWNSHIP-Reba Boyd (Uataker)

At Wast Quaan Straat naxt door to Wtoa Crodit, Qrlfton, N.C. Bogtnnbig January 2,1981 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

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At Qrimasland Town Hall, Grlmssland, N.C. Bsginning January 2,1081 to January 17,1881 At Edwards Hardwars Stors, Simpson, N.C. Bagtnning January 19,1881 to January 31,1M1 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 9:80 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

I PACTOLUS T0WNSH1P-W.R. Wynn (Listaker)

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Bsginning January 2,1981 to January 3,1981

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Bsginning January 12,1811 to January 17,1981 At Pactolus Firs' D^Milmant

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SWIFT CREEK TOWNSHIP-Robert Halstead (Listaker)

At Stokes A Lana Store, Gardnervflto, N.C.

Bsginning January 2,1181 Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays Lunch 12-1

WINTERVnXE TOWNSHIP-Gwyn Unden & James D. Gllaaon (Ustakera)

At WtntsrvWeTown Hall, WtntarvHto, N.C.

Baglnning January 2,1911 Hourt: 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday-Friday 8*J0 aun. to 12:00 Noon Saturdays

BUSINESS PROPERTY USTING TO BE TAKEN AT THE PITT COUNTY COURTHOUSE-JackIc Wicr ft Glenn Cutrell(Llatakera)

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Heving qualified as Admlnlsfralor of the enale of Mattie Moore Evans lafa of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persorvs having claims against the estate of said dacaasad to present them to the

recovery All parsom said estate will please make Im-

indebtad to

mediate payment to the undersigned

Wooten. Jr., Attorney at lew. 113 West Third Street. Creanvllie, North

estate to file them with the under stoned at the address given on or before June IS, IWI, or this notice will be plaad in bar of recovery. All parsons indebted to the estate will please make immediate settlement.

This the 13th day of December,

eConsTructkmPrt^ t.11

or his attorneys This the Wh

undersigned Administrator on before June 13, ivei or this notice or

sanse will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to

said estate please make Immediate payment This lOth day of December, l Ervin Lee Evans Rt.3, BOX4S7 Greenville, N.C 37S34 Administrator ot the estate of Mania Moore E vans, deceased Dec 12, If, 3, 19M, Jan 3, Ifdl

day of December, ivm

Marvin Thomas Adams E xecutor of the E state of Thomas Henry Adams IOS Avon Lane Greenville, N C. 37S34 C W Everen, Jr E veren & Cheatham Anorneys at Law P O Box 1220 Graenvllle, N C 27134 Dec 12. 19, 3. 19, Jan 2, 1901

Carolina and at that time publicly openad AAailing address f^O Box S063, Greenville. North Carotina

NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF THE FARMVILLE BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY NOTICE IS HE RE BY GIVEN that Articles of Dissolutlon of The Farm villa Bonded Warehouse Company, a North Carolina Corporation, were filed In the office of the Secretary of State of North Carolina on tha its! day of November. 1990 and that all cradltors of and claimants against the corporation are retwired to pre sent their respective claims and demands Immediately in writing to the corporation so that It can pro caad to collect Its assets, convey and dispose of Its propeHles, pay. satisfy a^ discharge Its liabilities and obligations and do all other acts re quirad to liquidate Its business and affairs

This tha 24th day of November, I960.

THE FARMVILLE BONDED WAREHOUSE COMPANY Box 429

Tarboro, N.C 37M6 Philips. Bourne, Harper A Keel Attorneys at Law P O Box list

Tarboro. North Carolina 27M6

The undersigned having qualified as Administratrix of the Estate of

AAary Frances Gay Tyson. Decaes this Is to notify all persons,

firms

2T34 (Telephone 919 752-3129). A complete description, of the materials, consisting of 3,153 feet of corrugated metal pq>a. may be ob tained at the above address

Bid security in an amount of not less than five percent (5%) of the total bid prka must be submitted with each bid. Sacurify may be In the form ot a bid bond, cashier's or cer titled check, or postal money order If a chack or money order Is used. It must be made payeble to Pitt Coun ty Drainage District No, 3, Bid security, other than bid bonds submitted by successful bidders will be returned as soon as practicable after award of the contract. Tha District Board ot Commissioners reserves

Abbie Mae Porter Heath Executrix of the Estate of Roscoe H Heath Box IS4. Simpson. NC 27979 S O Worthington Box *91

Greenville. N.C 27934

Dec 19, 2*. 1990 Jan. 3.9. 1991

Ik Signa Avenue Construe be receeved until

December 31, 1990. m tha office of the Finance Offkar el the Municipal Building

The proposals vill be publicly opened and read Immediately toltowing the latest time for receipt in the first floor conference room at City Hall

the lands of the H.O Warren Heirs.

Under and few ylrhte af an order of

___, the Honor able Els

Farr, Asst. Cterfc

reaale by

Court

ot Pitt County. North i:________ _

Dacamtwr 17.1999, made In that car

teribie Eiaeno otuiarior O forth ceroUna

and containing 3 acre*, mere or leas, ng thJ

M. Dri!KX R L S . and

and being i ot land as i

on Map of Divisin betwean E.E

and Freneee Werren aejhyeme ap-

taln Spacial Proceedtfig panding In nfltled ^Xanneth Paul

Spacitlcatians and bklding Instruc lions are available In the office of the

Finance Officer and may ba obtain ad from him during rogular business

and core

-porations havin claims against said estate to present

0 the ...

the right to refect any and all bids The successful bidder mill be re-

them to the undersigned or her attorney and process agent. James Roberts, on or before June 9, 1991. or this Notice will be pleaded In bar oil their recovery All persons Indetded to said estate will please make Im-

quired to furnish to Pitt County Drainage District No. 3

LiGAL NOTICE The CerMfic4rte of Need Section. Division of Fecillty Services. North Carolina Department of Human Raeourcas announced on December II, 1990, msprovel ot the propoeal ot Beverly Enterprises, d/b/a Graen vHle villa, Greenville, N C to convert 130 ICF end 23 SNF beds to 134 ICF and 39 SNF beds Review of the protect was con ductod pursuant to Soction 1133 of the Social Sacurlty Act and Chapter 131, Article 19. ot the General Statutes of North Carotina Prior to

hours

No proposals will bo considared

uniess accompaniad by a bid sacuri- a than fivo per

ty deposit ot not less cent of the proposal Bid dNMieits are to be in the form of cash, cashier's chack. certified check, or bid bond.

Tho City Council of tho City of Greenville reserves the right to ac capt or rejact any or all propoeals and to make the purchase which Is In the best interest of the City.

P.A. Averette Flnann Officer December 19. 1990

said court .

Warren and wtte. Donna Jones Warren, at el vs. Pltt-Greene Production Credit Association and Tha Fadarai Land Bank ot Columbia," the same being File No. 90 SP 353. the under sIgMd Commlssionar will on the 2nd ekSY of January. Ifil, at 13 00 Noon, ot Hw Courthoueodoor In Groonville. North Carotina, otter tor resale to tho highost biddor tor cosh at an opanlng bid of 579.900.00, thosa car toin tracts or parcols ot land tying

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designated thereon as Tract 1A as tho sanse appears of record m Map Booh l^^ige ot tho Pitt County

arlaos, andFronceeWirreneethe 1 percal pears attachedla wt dood by Joe Ingot record In ioofc R-47.a9M 3U and ot>e Pm Coi^ PuMic Re^etry.

Public

istry. reference to saw

map boing made herein and in corporated by

retbrence to both of mW mope bebsa incorporated horein by rotorenca for a moro full and accurato deacrt^ion of said land

_ _ roteronce as It fully sot forth horein tor a more Ml and

The tracts ot land above iteiri Mmil i 1990^

accurate descrWtkm thereof TRACT NO TWO:

Lying, and boing on the western side Of N C S R filn

will ba sold subiect to all County Ad Valorem Tana* and outstanding drainage now due end owl -

17 and baing beundod now or

tornrterly on the north by tho lands af the H O Warrsn Heirs, on the east by N C S R I1SI7. on the south the lands of James Whichard and on

and baing In Pectolue Township, County, North Carolina, and n partlcul^ly doscribad as follows: TRACT HO ONE; Lying and ba

the west by the run of (kindle Creek, and containing 44.4 acres, more or

log on the western sWe of N C.S.R |lSl7and being bounded on the north by the lantfi of Elliabeth W

leas, end being that same tract or parcel ot land as appears on survey by Joe M. Draabech. R L S, and designatad thareon as Tracts t and IB as the same appaara of record In Map Book 15. poga* of tha pm Coun

modiate payment to the undersign-ed

This the 91h day of December, 1990

AAary Alice Rockingham, Administratrix of the Estate ot

formanca bond in a penal sum of 100% of tho original amount ot the contract, without expense to the District.

The bid price will include all transportation charges

The successful bidder will be re quired to begin delivery of iithln 30 < 

approval, the project propoeal was ffte East

Farmer, and the eeat by N C S R 11517 and on tha south and west t>y

-ubttc RegiSry and beWg that sanne tract as shown as Tract No. 1

containing 44.4 acres, mors or less.

iw due end owing on MMdproperty. Tho succeestui biddor otMldt^ will be required to dop09it e sum oqual to ten (10%) perodnt of the first 51,000 00 ot said succeaaM bid and five (5%) percent of tha excess of saw successful bid panding confirmation ot saw sale by the Court.

This the 17th day of Oacember, 1990.

C W EVERETT, JR , Commlssionar EVERETT 9 CHEATHAM AHomeys at Law P O. Box 1330 Greenville. N C. 37934 Teiapheno: (919) 759 4257 Oo<mt>er 19. 35,1990

reviewed by the Easrrn Carolina Health Systems Agency, Inc., "     * nd lound I

Greenville. N.C . and

form to the applicable plans, stan-rlferia

dards, and crlf

After reviewing the findings Ot tho .the

recommanding agencies, the Cer tiflcata ot Need Section determined

materials witi

) calendar days at

Mary F ranees Gay Tyson. Deceased.

243 St Charles Street Haielhurst, Mississippi 39093 James Rotierts.

Attorney and Process Agent for

Estate ot Mary Frances Gay Tyson,

P.O 80X655

216 S. Washington Street

Greenville. N C. 27934

Doc. 13, 19, 26. ireo. Jan 2.198i

date on which tho purchMo order Is comptere delivery within

that tha project Is needed, financial ly lea^Me. will be adequately staff-

Everyone should like someone this much.

BJ As WA week Carte of IS fUl Houa the I Jimnn Th< ind guari Wast Bon^ inaug convc

Issued and ___________,   . ---------

90 calendar days aggriavedfew theCartitlcateof Naed

The successful bidder shall fur decision Is ottered >o opportunity lo

nish Pitt County Drainage District appeal this decision within thirty

Number 3 with corllllcanons datad <*y* > w approval date. For addl

ed and operated, and promote coel livk

containment. Any individual who Is

Nov

Talortione: (919)923 9176 297Dtc 5, 12, 19, 1990

Having qu tho ottatc ot

NOTICE qualilied as Exocutor af

__________of Jorry B. Williams lata

ot Pitt Couhty, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims against tha astata of said deceased to prasont thorn to tho undersigned E xecutor on or before Juno 5, 1991 or

this notice or same will be pleaded In bar of thoir rocovory All persons

NOTICE Having qualified as Ad mlnistratrix ot the estate of Lovie Move Braxton lata of Pitt County. North Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to present them to the underslgnM Ad mlnistratrix on or before June 12. 1991 or this notice or same will be pleaded In bar ot thair recovery. All person's indebted to said estate please make irhmediate payment.

and signed by the manufacturer and/or suppi iar to the oftect that tho itoms listed therein meet the requirements ot tho contract.

All Itoms to bo doll vorod to;

N.C. Doi^tmontot Transportation Division of Hl^ways Malntonanco Dopartmont I of the

US 13 NC33

13 North wl

ighway. m High

way.

Groonville, N.C. 37934 Phone: (919)752-37)3

All ctellveries are to be during

DIvr

regular working hours ot N.C ^ Sion of Highways maintenance per

sonnel. Monday through Thursday only. No Friday datlverTes A 34 hour

Ineletitad to saW estate please make Immediate payment

This 9th day pf December, 1990. Bcrnadine Braxton James

This 1st day of Oocamber, 1990. Edgar B. Hamm P!a 80x371

Bothol. N C 37913 E xocutor of the estate of Jerry B. Williams, deceased Doc. 5, 13, 19, 36, 1990

113 Cooper Street WIntervllle. N C 29590 Administratrix of the estate of Lovie Move Braxton, deceased. Dec 12, 19, 26, 1900, Jan 2, 1981

advance notice ot each delivery It to be given. Each delivery to be accompanied by bIM ot lading showing Item numbers arW quantity of each.

All Items to be subject to inspection by Divisin of Highway parson not at tho time of dollvery.

GENE RAL; All propoMls aro sub-

NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY Having this day quallfiad ExocutrTx ot the estate ot Rov. E .V.

NOTICE S TATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY OF PITT The undersignod, having quallfiad as Administratrix ot the estate of

ject to the provisions of tho attachod Gonoral Contract Tarim and Condi

tions Form R-1, ax Approved: Frank Signed: Roy R. Beck,

Terim and O c^mfa. 17. ik M. Woolen,

O'Bryent, late of Pitt County, this Is to notr

Roger P Taylor, deceasad. lata ot Pitt County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons having claims

gned: Roy R. Beck, contracting Officer Dec 19, 1990; Jan. 5, 1991

4lty all persons having claims against said estate to prosont them to tho undersignod Executrix or her attorney on or before June 5, 1991, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of thaIr rocovory All persons indebted to said estate wni please make Immediate settlement.

This the 2nd day of December,

against said estate to present them

to the underslgtied on or twfore Juno 12, 1991 or this Notlco will be pleaded

FLOODPLAINAREA

Oocombar 19,1990

In bar of their recovery. All persons ............I please

to the

Cl^ of Graanvllla

Indebted to said estate wH make Immediate payment

_ 80x1905 Groonvlllo. N.C. 37934

undersignod.

This The 9th day of Dacember,

(919) 752 4)37

GaorglaD Bryant 1310 Ward Straet

/s/Elizabeths Taylor Administratrix ot tna Estate ot

Groonvlllo. N C 37934 W.l. Wooton, Jr., Attorney

Groonville, N C 37934 Ooca

RogorP. Taylor, Deceased _ 304 AAartlnsborough Rood Graonvllle. North Carolina 27934 Dac 13, 19.36. 1990: Jan. 2, 1991

O ALL INTERESTED PERSONS, AGENCIES, ANDGROUPS Tho City of Groonvlllo propoaos to make application to tho US Depart-mant of Housing and Urban Oovolopmont to fund tho following

projoct under Title I of tho Housl. and Community Dovolopmont Act i 1974 (PL 93 393)

combers, 12,19,26, 1980

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION FILENO 90evo 1431

Having qu; tho oatoTa of T

NOTICE quallfiad as Exacutrix ot

Completion of Southsida Urban

INTHI

FIUMNO -THEGENERAL

COURT OF JUSTICE STRICT

Floyd /Mills late of th Carolina, thli ons having clal against tha ostato ot said dacaasad Tdarsfgi

Renewal Area Project No. NC R-134 early financial satflamant of tha pro-

Pitt County, North _ to notify ell parsons hayl

jact Tho proposed

ijact will com

DISTRICT COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY GEORGE M /MOBLEY PLAINTIFF

ALINDA K MOBLEY DEFENDANT TO; ALINDA K AAOBLEY TAKE NOTICE, that a pleading aaking rallaf against you has boon filed In tha above entitled action.

Tho nature of tho rollof being sought Is as fol lows:

That tha Plaintiff seeks an atMolute divorce from you upon th#

to prasont thorn to tho ufWortlgnod Exacutrix on or botoro Juno 13, 1991 or this notlco or same will bo pload-od In bar of thoIr rocovory. All par sons IrWobted to said astata ploaso make immadiato payment.

This lOthday of Docembor, 1990.

plate actlvltlos alroady In progross for complotlon of tho total project. Tha project Is located In tha City pt

Myrtle Ruth Mills jofr

Graanvllla, Pitt County, North Carolina.

Th# project has been propmed for tha Green Mill Run Flood^ain. Tha reasons tor this project are as follows

grounds of one (1) year separation You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than the

13th day ot January, 199), and upon fallura to oo

so tha party

apply

aough'

Thli

ng service against you wilt r To the Court for the relief

Is the 3rd day ot Dacember.

Robert L. White,

Atty. for PlelntIM PO. I

_. Box 951 Greenville. N.C. 27834 1-919-759-2)33 December 5,12.19,1980

Pine Street Greenville. N C 27934 Executrix of tho estate of T. Floyd Mills, deceased.

Dec. 12,19, 36, 1990, Jan. 2, 1981

NOfltE OF PUBLIC H RNG The Public will take notlco that the Board of Aldarmen ot the Town ot Wintorvlllo. North Carolina, will hold a public hearing at its rogular schaduled mooting on tho 12th day ot January, 198) at 7:00 p.m., AAuniclpal Building, Wintorvlllo. North (farolina.

Tho purpose of said hearing Is to consider amending Article V, "Speed Regulations," Section 8-53, "Speed limits for trains," of Code of General Ordinances, Town of WIntervllle, North Carolina. The hearing will be held to petition for a lower spaed limit, presently 35 miles per hour.

The project Is the continuation of a previously commoncad, nearly com plated urban renewal project. A pert of this projoct is located in the floodplaln of Green Mill Run. The

purpose of the F lood Plain (F P) zon Ing district shall be to encourage the

Izatlon ot the floodplain by uses

which would not be damaged or ind to In

destroyed by high waters ai _ sure proper watershed management procedures. Project implementation Is compatible within this zoning district. Little or no disturbance Wifi be caused as a result of project implementation.

Additional Information on the proposal Is on tile at the above address and Is available for public examina

tion and copying, upon request, at City Hall In the Office of the City Planner between the hours of 8:00

NOTICE

Having qualified as Executor ot efeot.' - -......

Any Interaeted persons may appear In support or In opposition to the change.

A.M. and 5:00 P.M. weekdays All interested agencies, groups and persons are Invited to submit written comments ter censideration

the estaFe of Jennie C. Caldwell late ot Pitt County, North Carolina, this

El wood Nobles Town Clerk Dec. 19, 3*. 1980

by the City of Greenville to the Of flee of Mayor. Such written com

ments should be received af City Hall on or before January 7, 1981. All

Is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said decaased

to present them to the undersigned Executor on or before June 12, 1981 or this notice or seme will be plead ed In bar of their recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate please make Immediate payment

This 8th day of December, 1980 James B. Congleton. Jr.

P.O. Box 8

Stokes. North Carolina E xecutor of the estate of Jennie C. Caldwell, deceased.

Dec. 13,19, 26, 1980; Jan. 2,1981

INVITATION FOR BfDS Swift Creek Watershed Pitt, BeautortandCravenCountles North Carolina

Invitation ISCW3A Date: December 15, 1980 Issued By: Pitt County Drainage District Number Three Sealed bids, In single copy for the saterlal described Tierein will be

such comments wilt be considered prior to making a final decision on The location of the project IC./Mc(5lohon,

Donald C

Clt^ of Greenville

, AAayor

Box 1905 Greenville, N.C. 27834 (919 ) 752 4137 Oecemtier 19, 1980

NOTICE TOCREDITORS

-----. _ ,4, Having this day qualified as Ex-

recelved unlll_11;p0 a.ni., local time ecutrix of the Estate of Roscoe H.

et the place of bid opening, January 13. 1981 In the office of AAr. Frank AA.

Heath, deceased, this is to notify all persons having claims against the

NOTICE TOCREDITORS NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY

TJie undersigned, having qualified ecutor of the Estate of Thomas

as E xecutor Henry Adams, deceased, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this Is to

notify all persons, firms and cor porations having claims against sale estate to present them to the under

signed or his attornoy, on or before the 12th day Of June, 1981, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their

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IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFIMETHE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY JOHN HAAAAAOND

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iRBERT HAAAAAOND, JR TO: HERBERT HAAAAAOND, JR TAKE NOTICE, that a pleading seeking roliot against you has been '   10 4

filed as of this date in (ho above entitled Sfoclal procoodlng, the nature ot which Is to sell land vi^lch you and tho patitioner own as tenants In common for the purposos of making dlvl slon ot said lands. You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than January 30. 1991, and upon your fallura to do so, tho petitioner will apply to the Court for the relief sought.

This the I6th day of December. 1990.

SAMO WORTHINTON Box 91

Greenville, N.C. 27834 Attorney for Petitioner Telephone: 752 3916 Dec. 19,26. 1990, Jan. 2, 1991

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By MICHAEL PUTZEL Associated Preas Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - A ^ or two before President Carter leaves office, the first of IS to 20 big moving vans vill pull up to the White House to begin carting away the presidei^ial papers of Jimmy Carter.

The tiwks will be lockel uid sealed under MULuy guard on a base near Washington and, after Ronald Reagans Jan. 20 inauguration, will leave by convoy for Atlanta, Ga.

There, government anhivtets working in the basement of an old Post Office building will begin the long process of sorting and indexing the papers, first for Carters and his aides exclusive use in writing books or maotn and later for unveiling to sduiars.

In the meantime,' aides throughout the White House and Executive Office Build-ii are SMting through thdr files, making copies of documents they hope Carter will let them keep.

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Cuter bas told bis staff they may not take any pres-doWial papers out of the White House unless they first get pmnissioo and slipi an agreement not to quote from any document without Carters apfuoval. If they sign, he has {Mromised them access to any papers they received or wrote.

Aides say Carter, the last presides^ to own the vast store (rf paper created during a presidential tmn, offered the deal to guard against premature disclosure of potentially embarassing materials that he thinks could make future aides reluctant to give a iesident frank but impopulu advice.

Deputy White House counsd Michad H. Cardozo denied that the unprecedented clearance procedures are designed to give Carter continuing control over what his aides may say or write aboik him. And guiddines sent all staff menibers by dfid d staff Jack H. Watson Jr. and counsel Lloyd N. Cutler make the same pdnt.

These oUigations are not intoided to inhibit in any way your freedom to write or talk about this administrations policies or practices, the memo says. The presidents awMDval will be confined to the publication m-disclosure of presidential papers and will not be conditioned on prior review or approval of any comment the staff member desires to nuike.

Still, the |NX)cedures give Carter continuing control an

There is a saying in the Old Country: "If you drink the water you die, and if you don't drink the water you die!" Declarer presented the defenders with a choice of ways to meet their doom on this hand.

Despite his minimum and the fact that his hand was balanced. North felt that his excellent trump support merited a free raise. South needed no more encourage ment to go to game.

West led the king of diamonds, and it seemed that declarer must lose a spade trick, two diamonds and a club. But at the helm was an old friend of ours, Jean y Michel Boulenger, a manytime French internationalist and currently a partner in a French casino with one of the writers of this column.

Boulenger allowed the king of diamonds to win the first trick. Since continuing a diamond would give declarer 1 second trick in the suit. West found the best shift-to a club. Declarer won the ace of clubs, drew trumps in three rounds and led a club. Wests nine won, and he avoided the end play for the moment by exiting with his club. Declarer ruffed, cashed the ace and king of spades to see if the queen dropped, then led a spade to the jack. West won the queen, but was faced with a choice of unpleasant options. Either he could lead a diamond, letting declarer score two diamond tricks, or exit with a spade, giving declarer a ruff-and sluff. In either case, the contract was secure.

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17 1978 Presidential Records Act, which takes effect vrtien Cibter leaves office, will make the papors ot Ranald Reagan and future IM^esidents the property of the government. They w^ be subject to public disclosure' undo- the Freedom of Information Act after 12 years

tmda- control of the president whose White House created them.

Carter defines presidential papers as any records created in the transactkm of governmental operations or that ori^nated w were received at the White House whether thQ are originals or copies. That includes jH-actically every scrap of ptgier around here, said one aide who asked not to be identified. The aide was one of several contacted Wednesday who was going through files trying to decide what to request copies of.

Cardozo said a special office will be set up in the next few days to review staff members requests.

That may prove to be a huge task. For exan^. Domestic affairs adviser Stuart EizensUR is known to have kept copious notes from all staff meetings and the voluminous files. Several aides have cited the schcH-ariy senior staffer as one who wants to keep materials for use in figure writing projects.

Others ejqwcted to write books or articles about thrir White Home years, in addi

tion to Carter, include former chief of staff Hamilton Jordan, press secretary Jody Powell and national security adviser Zbigniew foxezinski.

Ilie guidelines say Carta* could sedc to collect damages frmn violators of die gtodelines, but aides said tbe mcHie practical sanction is implied: that Carter could doiy access to his papors while th^ are in storage and even for many years after they are moved into the future Carter lilM'ary.

Hie Reagan White House also may want to see some

Carter adminiMration docu-mots, and Cardozo pi-dlcted sudi access would be ^antedasacoivtesy.

During Ids ^jccessful d-fort to have his own papa's exonpted from tbe new presidential records law, Carter promised to ^ve his pM>^ to the govmunent before be leaves office, txk be hasnt yet done so. Cardozo said the deed, which will reserve Carters access to the papox and empower him to decide who may see them, is in preparation but may not be completed befwe Carters termoqiires.

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By PETER J. BOYER APTelevistoo Writer

LOS ANGELES (AP) -Curious thing about local TV news; The mere there is of it, the less there is.

Ever since news became a demand item, ranking ri^t there in ratings pull with game shows and other m-tertainment, local TV sta-tkms have sou^t to produce more of the money-making

stidf. The ABC-owned station in Los Angeles, KABC, recently increased its evening news broadcast to three hours. The CBS station ho% > broadcasts hours of news,

and NBCs station has a two-hour local newscast.

Parallding (w potaps, prompting) the emergence of news as a big seUa* has been a goieral softoiing of the news. "People stories

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MAKING SURE LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actor Henry Fonda will be released from a In^ital here after doctors are sure his heart medication is working.

CARSON PLAYED CUPID - Actor McLean Stevenson hugs his bride. Tonight Show talent comtlinator, Glnny Fosdick in Burbank, Calif. Tonight Show host Johnny Carson introduced the two three years ago when he was a guest aa the show. A week ago Monday the two were married in FltHTida. (AP LaaenMo)

abound. The rid) stations have health reporters, entertainment rqwrters md psychiatrists on staff to file reports on Jogging, hoiiday depression, teen-age bcMnoseiuals and the like.

For the most part, the news itself that is, hard, breaking news hasnt benefitted from its own gkary; its just there to an-.chor down the rest. KABCs Eyewitness News resembles nothing so much as "Thats Incredible!" with a few headlines thrown in.

To the big stations, the best aspect of the greening d TV news was its {wrice - its much cheaper to produce an extra two hours of news than to buy ri^ts to expensive movies, frexanq>ie.

For most local stations, though, especially independents, the new" news was still too expwBive. The stations in medium and small markets couldnt affwd to produce the timeeating and highly promotable multi-part series that have become the stairie of big-station local news.

Thus was bom the News Information Weekly Service, a subscription service meant to enade ^all-market stations to emulate the big boys. NIWS is, in essence, a big-dty Eyewitness Newscast with the news - that is, the

In True Story

HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Mickey Rooney stars as a mentally retarded adult who confronts life after 46 years in a mental institution in the CBS movie Whose Brdher, Whose Keeper.

The njovie, now on location in Yonkers, N.Y., also ^ars Dennis Quaid and Largo Woodruff. Its based on a true story by Barry Morrow, a filmm^er who became the mans friend and guardian.

paishabte, breakii^ stories that used to be called news-taken out

. The service <^ers its 36 ' menober stations 15 stories a< week. Three to five of die stories have to do with health, rdtecting research that shows viewers are mod interested in health-fitness subjects. Thoe is one entertainment story, one money story, one environment story, a newsred and a feature Oled ead) week.

It should be noted that NIWS supplies a "Newsmaker segment, which actually probes behind news devdopinents; and it offers it6 stations much-coveted multii>art aeries (m subjects ranging from the Ku Klux Klan to transsexuality) just like the ones they have on KABC.

In ordtf to compde in a markd like this, we have to have a service (like NIWS)," says Qe^ Ruben, news O;

ecuUve at KTLA m Los Angeles, an NIWS sub-scrdxr.

"It gives us another dimensioo It fUls a void."

Yes, but couldiT that void have been filled with... wdl, news?

But what is news? Maybe news isnt what I was brou^t up to believe it to be, mayte it isn't bard, tx-eaking stwte. 60 Minutes" and Eyewitnes News changed all that. The peopleware interested in things that in-vdve them crucially. Theres some reason why KABC is commanding the market withthdrad.

Thwe are going to be more and more d these services cropping up as news becomes more of a viable product. News is taking on newheigbts."

New heights. And now, your very own local news

C)n can scale those ts, just like Eyewitness News.

The story of Mother Elizabeth Seten, the fint American C^iolic saint, is a warm, moving testimot^ to the indomitable human spirit. ABCs version at the story of Mother Elizabeth Seton is a tedious, pkxhfing bore.

Kate Mulgrew p(trays Mother Seton in Sundays "A Time tor Miracles," but Miss Mulgrew was never given a chance. The flat script fails to draw ig)on what must have been an extramtlinary life, rendering instead a sort of Little Scfaoolbouse on the Prairie."

A shame.

And, the best for last. Saturday is sportsman lft>oa-Uon day, the day NBC televises a football game withod announcers.

The Jets-Doiphins game will have extra cameras and mlcrophw)es, but no play-l^-play or "color" d)d Its a ginunick sure to attract mme viewers thu a Jets-Ddphins game dMv, a none tossed to the long-

sttffering TV ^rts fan weary from a season of cliches and gratjdtous cfaat-

It is the expoimem that ABCs Howard Cosell insists is not being tried for the edificatkm of fans, but to pteaae sportswriters. In that case, thank you, ^)ortswriters everyvriiere.

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4 door, 4 cyllndar.

DOOOE 1*77 Manaco Wagon. 44,000 mllaa, naw radala. ExoAiant con-

OOOGE 1*72 Polara. 4 door, ni battarv. Runa flood. $400. 7-0272.

OQOGE 1*73.5500. Call 752 1200.

Ford

fOPD 1*75 Tofjno Station Wagon.

MUSTANG. 1*74 Hatchback Wua, Mrtomatic. good condl 51700. (Sll 7SO-3005a^4

ilt'iSi;

THUNDERBIRO 1*70. Ctaan. Sllvar Muo, joadad. *4500. 74447*0 days;

74343l ntahta.

Lincoln

LINCOLN 1*0* Contlnantal AAark III Collactor's Itam

condltloo Inalda onor. 754 5210.

Excallant out. Maka

COCKER Portact f

SPANIEL for Christmas.

aach. 7442321 attar So.m

SS-ft.

FOUR AKC raglal Callbatwaan4-I2p

ilatarad black laba. 1 244-03*1.

FREE CHRISTMAS KITTENS 2 gold, 2 gray, will he

hold.

MINIATURE REO Dachshund. woakaold.tlOO. Call 752-541.

PUPPlaa 3 months old.

LZ9.:.Wf,

POOOL^E, Paklngaaa, Pak A Poa Chihuahua, Pomaranian, Dachshund and Paka-A-Hua pupplaa. 747-53*1 (Snow Him

SALES In tha Graanvllla, Farmvilta, Balhal, Aydan araa. t

- ________ Aydan

aataa sach wssk

par yaar, Ma

Ilia. NC All

anagamant ap-

'tTTSI

I wlll ba

: In

haallhi

doetor'a

int

cohdittant^wmi

mmwm antf

(M5 Farm Equipniani DRAINAGE TILE

INSTALLATION

at l4;

Expart Inatallatlofi . drainaga Hto. Lataat Laae

troltad sgulpmanl guarar racy. Sitabta diaceunts loba

Howard Moya Farmvilta. NC

753-4W1

aluminum Irrlgattan pipa. 30 75M or 7Stn47 at

JUu

TWO STA0E hydraulic log tpi. pumpa (capahla ol up to pounds; praiaura par squara li'i nook dlractly to gaao* mptorahaft). SIS4.49; mou>' bracfcal, 513.4*; couptar, t

SLJKV"'

WANTED TOBACCO F

WANTED TOBACCO POUNDS Robart Ptarca nigh* 753 3075

Garaga-Yard Sala

VARO and bafca aata Saturdo a.m. until, ill I Chaatnu* Str^ Banatlta go to Faya Wtagint IlngaHng fllnoaa. Sponsor^V

YARD SALE Saturday Oac. 20 i iarvtaTt., tarmtum and r

iHKim___

072

UvBCtock

RIDING

SKt^^^ ta a I at Buach Cardona

STOCK

frailar.

 ..7 laat h

condlttan 51150

START A SUCCESSFUL CAREER

In satas. Sail Avon, aam good monay and win prlioal

iwinprlioal

CaU7S2-700*

SURVEYOR axparlancad In atrumant ntan nsad Immadiataly.

Proh^onal quality raqulrwl

]sjer.

754-a*30 batwaan 0 a.m. and 4 a.m

W^TED Immadiataly. Part tima Instructor tor Food Wvlco and Quantity Cooking Couraa. Exparl-

ssujrsisi.a; graJf

Martin Community Cellaga. Wllltantatoo,NC27*3

074

AMaoellafwous

E coppartona itor (axcaltani ). 5390; autc

ilde by al.<-itant condltkH.

 --  automatic w,\-

(naada naw cord), 550. g nraptaca anctaaurc and tool 540; 30" girls bIka (like now) 754-710.

nil

LARGE LOAOS ot sand.

and top soil. Lot clasrii tandscaping, and backhoa LJIm Hudson, 754 4743.

LOO SKITTER for ront. War Farm Supply. Highway 903. S*c

W/MTED^SERyiCE TECHNICIAN 53.30 par hour. Small or iriln parson tg work undar homaa. Call 753-4440

WORKING A^AGER tor hog and grain farm. A^ta homa avidlaMa. Bathavan araa. Call *35-7*55 ba-

twaan7-*p.m.

WorkWantad

EXPERIENCED nuria dNaras |ob

working with sick po>ta (In homa).5davaawaairCall7

------------------7S4-4t7*.

NO JOB TpO^ll. Carpantar and ropalr work, root work and painting m houtaa and moblta homo*. Cablnat and countar tops. Call 733 3074 or 75P077* anvHma

ANY TYPE

attarp.i

work.

PUREBRED Siamaae klttons. 4

Onanwita.ona

old. Raady by Christmas, a tamata. Ci

Call 750-00*7.

REGISTERED Garn

4 waaka old!''

. 750-4337.

Shjtahard mala and

SHIH-TZU pupptaa. AKC tarad. Black-wnlta and gray-*23 l 333avanlnMOrwaakandi

Ragls-

whTta

S BEAGLE PUPPIES tw tala. Oft

of .goW_huntlng a^k. Raaaonably

pricad. Call 7534047.

051

HalpWantad

^PLICATIONS baing accoptad for anagar ;

tha poaltlona of managar and assistant nrtartagar tralnsa. Sand tattara of Intaraal to Laathar and Wood, Ltd., P O Box 31243, Ralaloh,NC37433.

OidsmobHa

SUPREME l*7S. 5700.

CUTLASS 1*74 Station Wacm. Good ditlon. 531*5. Call 750-3* Attar 4

OLDSl^BILE **, 1*72. Vary good condition. Call 751-W41 attar 6 p.m. woakdava. anvtlma waakanda._

OLOSAAOBILE F-OS, 1*44. Racant paint lob, now Intarlor. Excaltant

paint . , _............ .....

running condition. $300.7444014

Plymouth

PLYAAOUTH 1*74 Valiant. 4 door, 4 cyllndar. Automatic, air, powor ataarlng and brakaa. Excallant condition. $17*5. 753-7140 days, 752-0978 niohta.

VALIANT 1*74. 4 door, 6 cyllnctar, automatic, air, radio, now liras. Good condition. $1375. 744-2443.

BISCUIT TOWN it accapting

SEPTIC TANK lnatallatln,lot '"i*C!>l*fl< baekhoa-bulldotsr work. Call r 744-334a or 744-3414.

Sonny Cox,

WII-I. BABYSIT In my homa. All etay and attar school hours. Wln-ta^llta araa. Phona 754-97S3 or 739-i2t7.

WOULD LIKE to ksop 3 chltdron In my _tma.^2 mllaa(Urollna

East AAall. 7543074.

060

FOR SALE

JNCH bika.

540, 735-mi.

axoaltant

Marchanjnaa, Hwy 35, Fort Barm>tal|.0iiW<7davaawaak.

EXPERIENCED matal alud machanic and dry wall hangar, ^ta^ Don Edwards on job alta, WahPCoalaa Drama, Fifth Streat, Graanvllla._

EXPERIENCED Instrumant Paraon/Rod Poraon/Chaln Parson

________ AAuat bo willing to traval.

^^ly at 301 S Evans Stroat, Suita

FAST FARE Is tha finaat conva-nlant atora chain In Amarles and wa hava many locations throu^wut tha

HUNDREDSOF USED KITCHEN CABINETS

sinks, hXa.

wavaoddad

P A J Salvago 2717 W VamonAva. 522-0*05 Kinston

Coma aoa what

AAacOREGOR golf clubs with condition); traa alar

axcaliant <

vary roasonable pr

AAATCHING baby crib and drc (Ilka naw), *106.

eass.

5)5;

Graco pa highchalr. 530

AAOVING SALE Living room badroom lurnitura, aaiortad tan

dsakt and othor Hems Call 758 avomnoaattara.

NEW ANO USED slats pool th Truckload aata. Can collact v

7*l5**>or(*t*)7*447 NEW BURGUNDY valvataan

iDd.

new fiAiLm 4 X 0. II St.-

tramas with wood ftoo. A*. 50. Can build to prataranca. 750-74*4 attarn NIKON M Super Zoom ni-camera. Fada-ln, out, the w,

taas. 754-1757.

NORITAKB CHINA TrIIbi p.tU

4Ptacati>rvloolor4.744 ?S*6 OIL HEATER CkMn. xce

COndltton: *70. 75453*2.

ONE

zakiwtnw**-

744 3311 ct.

PPEtf, NIGHTLY. 4 p.mT til p for Ml your turnltura Chrtsh

!ftssS"'4a.rKsft:"

pN4HKa,^3 milM waat' iii'tch Laval. Turn lalt 'a mile oti

istmL

POOL TABLE (Pt x 7, slato with accaatoriat),

Wayar)7'i2967'J!*b<' '*

rr%% c

rj?? up to 30 mi'

7M370f754^aftara.

PRBWAY

fireplace > ,-1.

*.5M0. 752 351)2 aftrr REPOSSESSIONS Elecirol;; uuma and shampooart. Call d-rt -rWdfll.

^GOAN SHOE Repjir

downtown Greanville. t) I Fourth Straat. 750 0204 Shot

aata. S3 to cwmiHon

520.

10204 In very

SCHWINN Rar

laraly

USED BICYCLES

All alia*

Campar Sh^ltari^ tan pickup

araa. Wa need snargatlc. dependa

bla paopla for tha lollov

. lowing poal tiona: full time clerks (second and

third shifts), |W|i-tlma clMks (all

shifts). Our full time amptayaaa enim outstanding banaflta Including profit sharing, credit union, paid Insurance and much mora. Why not vmrk tor tha beat? Apply at any

Pontiac

PONTIAC 19. 2 door, powar staarlng, air. Good condition. 5400 or bast otter. 750-5725 batora a.m.

Foraign

AUSTIN HEALEY 3000, )**3.

754

DATSUN aaoz 1*77. Air, AM/FM, 4 loaad. 53400. 753-3504.

DATSUN 410, 1973 wagon. 59,000 mllaa. Immoculata, automatic, air, radala. 5liw. 754-0002.

MERCEDES 200^SEL 1973. Ftawar staarlng and brakes, air, AAA/FM Good condition. Must aell. 7341058 or 758-5911.___

MERCEDEZ BENZ, 1977. 3000, low mllaaga, axcalient condition. *15,500 or best offer. Call 753-2053 days, 752-5252 ntohta.

AAGB 1*70. Good condition. Cm be

seen at 204 Saint Andrews Ken Barnaa, 758-7211 mornings, 75405aSaftar5.

MGB 1*75. Excallant condition. AAA/FM 52575 nogotiabla. 7444515 attar 5 p.m.

I'M 50^Rg. BUT -ff PERSOM 0)H0

deubjoped the Rules r)r

6OXIN& ftWSM "WE QUEEhi OF

/ywRKSBURi; mo i offer the

QUESTlONi 10 BIG OOAUMUT16CH I

IT UJflS THE MrtRQuiS OF 0U6N5BURg,MlKE /

IMT'S RieT.'.'MDO(JR (uiN^i&Bi6wmji()r TKHi/

THIS ISi'T real ... IT MUST BE

A dream ... rr CAl^T 6 happening ...

SUNBEAM

ALPINE

Int lob.

1952. Two

top*, naw Mint |ob, rebuilt angina. t10*5.752-/M days, 7S2-0978 nl tfita.

TOYOTA

Automatic.

20SI.

CELICA ST 1975. Good condition. 750-

Skx^coi

A 1*7* Corolla. 4 door; 5 deluxe, M.OOO miles, air. condition. Call 755 4515 aftar 5.

WyT^Sunbug. New Mini, new u^<^*ta^, Mr conditioning.

Sunbug.

_ry, air ______________

radio. Excellent condition.

Call 753-2555; no answer, call 753-2099.

1973 RED VW low mllaaoa. 752-1003.

030 BIcyclfts For Sale

^mL'S 24" Wka, Blue ; Waatarn

-Ivor. In Qood condition. 750-1114.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

local Fast Fare Convontant Store.

(XJDFATHERS PIZZA

Fastest growing food chain In US years in a row, aooklng

axparlancad managar. Apply Grwnvllle Squara StxMlng Cantar or write 904 South King Drive,

Charlotte. NC 20204

HOUSEMOTHER naadad for sorority house. Beginning January. Call Susan, 758 5135. ^

HOUSEWORK or domestic hali naadad for ona day a week ' ZjfciBL

MANAGER FOR dry cleaning laundromat combination In Farmvilta. Expertancad pratarrad. 753-2192. 7:30a.m. til -

I lOp.i

^NAGER TRAINEE Oomlno'a Plzia has an Immadlata opening for a managar tranas or assistant managar. Bring resume to 1201 Charlea Boulavar* any day. 11-5

NEEDED One axparlancsd GM machante. Good mT nd benefits. Apply to Jassa Bcwd, Service AAan-agar. Grant Buick 7541077

NOW ACCEPTING mllcatlon* for part-time day help. Apply In parson Krtwan 9 -12, AAgnday thru Friday, USA Gasolina, Graanvllla Squara Stwpping Canter. No phona call* Bigiag_

NOW ACCEPTING application* tor full time and Mrt time help. Cooks,

waltraasos, countar help 'Apply Th from 2 til 4 only, t^iarn Sizzlln Steak House, 354 ByM. No

phone calls.

PART-tl

parson

Plaza.

PART TIASE file dark, bookkaapm-. Ap^oxInrMtaly 10 hour* a vwwk.

Pjjrt^TIn. O e 13,,.

and expansion, far axparlancad 5 raprasatrtatlva. Excellent In dTuj^Ie banaflta.

2 Electric Rafrlj^alors

150 GALLON OIL drum and rack, rapper tubing, and oil haatar. 575

Moblla Howta Park, dav or

4t Lot 9 Ec^Mood

2 WOOOEN LOUVER SLIDING ffcxxs, with hardware. 73 X M X Ita Inchas. *45. 7S4I09*

064

FuBi,W(X)d,CoBl

FIREPLACE and haatar wood, hard wood, graan or saaaonad. 5 to *40 a pickup truckload. 7-3040,

Za-.66I9.,:

FIREWOOD FOR

Stanctl. 752-5331.

SALE J P

FIREWOOD *35 *40. Large pickup load, Immadiataly dallvarad and atackad. 752 7177; 7542050 aftar 5.

FIRjEWOOD Saasonad, V> cord, hard, 540, mixed, *35, sort, *30. 3rd yaar Jimmy R Bright, 7442530 anytime.

SIEGLER

Super LsTour Lika naw,

HEATER, danpn

AIEK, ddn'pi 7S2-7407 attar ;

SMITH COROIM alactric Ivpv.v ar with C4M. Good c^ r

hiMjr .

Bob. 75I-9S0S ' (business $^.7J47543nlQhts.

SOLID PEC^ cBriing room tar^l ^r* ang cfWi* cafegat, 752 04 ;

THE CHRISTMAS Gift. 13 sl> Yamaha gullar. modal FG-74ti

THERES STILL time to boot y< Chrlatmaa party. Tha ban,t Stuff still nM a taw ramrf

_ ramrf opgnlnfli In Dacambar. 758 337

TOP SOIL, Sand. Rocks Clearing, Landscaping b Worthlnotan 744-3451.

TV 23" Mack and white, Zenith bedside digital clock radio, Lorv

ta,512. 750 1718._

TWO BELGIUM made Brov.> over and undar shotguns.

price. 75410^ aftar 5 p.m _

USED RESTAURANT aqulpim Sinks, salad bar, reach-ln refrig, tor, ovens, deep fat fryers, A ^^stam, booths, glasses, ate

UltLITYtrrtHrfwMfa^woyd-

FIREWOOD FOR seta. All oak c^d, 540; cord, *80. Cut,

d*i!v*rad- 753-4i, 753 323*.

put.

VERY NICE 25 and 8 gn aquariums (arranged on

FIREV^ Extra large AMxad hardwood, *40; all oak, *45 or lick up, *30 and *35. Call

you Did 752^.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE 534540. 75*^l92or754^aftarSp.m.

HARD WOOD for sata. *40 Mr

cord, *70 par cord. Wfll ba maasurad out. *90 ovarslzad coi^

cord, 570

cord.

140 cubic foot. 34 hour aarvlca.

SSiSSi

HAVe FIREWOOD will trovM. Oak, 540 Ml cord; sMsonad baach, 550 '/i cord. Immadlata dell vary on ik while supply lasH. 750-4295

MIXED FIREWOOD, *35, oMc. *40 a load, 570 and *75 a cord. Dallvarad. 025-4591.

MIXED WOOD for aata. You cut. load. Call '

510 a pickup

lyttm-

7443405

GAK WOOD by Jamoa. M|*M^;

all Mk. 540; dry oak. 545.

^Kl^far Mta. 540; mlxMt,

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

<^K WOOD for seta. *40 cord. ^^rard; Wlll ba maa5Uf*d out.

Ilghtar wood also availabta.

755-0440 nlohts.

065 Farm Equiprrwnt

1*7* LEYLAND 345 DiMal tractor

(494 hours); r tandem (Ilka naw). 7:

79455.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

wrought iron daslfat with all ' ' 5100; CMIIc pup

tas).

istmia

ED Paopta who would i it 51 par day for their fu. lal security and Indep danca. For more Information, s name and talaphona number t<

WARM MORNING gas h-

13,000 BTU, thermostat control

WJBALLON oil drum. 570 or

3 HORSE STOCK trailer. Atlas, S feat wicta. 7 feet li. excellent condition. 51150.

_____

21" RCA console cotor TV *sr Call 752-4550. _

. CUSHION couch, vinyl leethr, excelwnt condition. 51W.

Call

3 USED rug shempogers. drink ntechTne. Four ^ ^gyt Tenth Streef75a

one Ur. sons Pfl 3881

il. 1

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ^

WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AN VINYL SIDING

H*mod*llno-Room Addltlo

C.L. Lupton. Co.

792-6116

ffEAR

WtstBiid Shopping CBnter QfBBnvMs, N.C. PtionB7N-f37l

GOO

PLBASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT

OH, LUBE oQoo & FILTER ^0*

Uplo9Qts.PBnsoil 10-W40orChiBkBr StatoSu^Mond Comploto ctMMlB iubrl> cation, oil chango and filtor.

ALL OFFERS EXPIRE DEC. 23,1980

COUPON OFFER

FRORTENO $1Q88 RLIIiRIEliT

Plus Parts

ANY U.S. MADE CAR EXCLUDES FRONT WHEEL DRIVE CARS

COUPON OFFER

TUNE-UF

SAVE OAS NOW

ICYUNDER $42.88

I CYLINDER

$36.88

$27.88

4CYUN0ER Now phigt, points A oondanse AdluateartMrator IndudBBHghttruekt

074

Birrci

auto

^ ntr. |fpr ont

Ktr'JKw<

taBL

eatisat,

call CHAIILfSTIC.E.

)Sr WMi' loM pkMtMrti, Mnd. mpmH an4 atant Alw dHvvMway SS

sr"

zaziSL.

CAimitK trly (ow car).

,^JS2Sirtcrss^

cast iron wad Nova, alacliic MIW ewtar chw*. Call wTiaaaWrSBW

CLtAN AMI Xrav fer tala. Call

y^aryanm.__

s&ev  _

CRA^ A AUCTION houaa k

5i( " "----

Sinwaon Nil ba opw dMy axcapt Sunday tram new unM ^^ittmat.

10 AM t PM Good

2iSSSSS&

^AMOND. Ideal . lor_^Chrlm^

iVy, Ml karat Hti matching - II7S0-5JI.3a.m.tiltD.m

DISHWASHER

Kanmora. *m. Call 7a sm mftmr S

fcL-

CLCCTRIC STOVf. ^a, dMatta dlthwahar and othar Hama

inomna. > wwr f.-

Uaad 4

pRte

I trailer yilh

purchata ot fraattandina woodheatar. ISO* threuan Chriitmaa. WlntarvHIa Machina Work.7-tm

FURNITURE STRIPPING

Paint or varnlah ramavad tram tabiat. ch^rt. dom ate Call for attlmata. Tka Strip Mwp. Buiiding r T^rS^ad Ait^. W4t3i

OCTTING MARRIKO Black and white TV, S9; ttarao. S300. bad. ISO; many miacallanaaut Hamt 714^0? attar

OO CART 3 HP Brim A Straton -|75*JS31

anoina. Ilvaaxia. 3173.

GUITAR M3 73AI737.

HATTIRAS pertact tamlly actory

HtUMMOCKS, the lamily altttor Chrlttmat.

._____, tactwt ttartino at 3f

(ramjlarty U7), Cerner ot^lavanth

any^grttf> yTHHV

high PiDtLITY aqeipmant ter

Mia. 140 wan Elactf^Veica EVR3 lereo racaivar ilh Cliak modal 1

waakor tytlam with metal ttandt. Air mint cendHien. tSSO tirm. Call 7n-4044rttarD.m.

IBM MOOCL O, bar type eiactric

typayritar. Excallanl condition. Good Chrli

zaaiL

rittmat gin. 7SI'lMa or

^KSON ^TTRESS Cwnpwy

^ illty productt tinea 13S direct trom tact IWatt sn Street 4t-403

duett tinea 13S. Buy tactcry and Mval ItOa raat, Waahlngton. N C

(IMBALL PIANO Artitt consola xcallant condition 00. Call 730

JSL

LAB L-4 MS batt ipaakar cabinet

m msn_^

07S MobllHonmForSal

SALE NOW <^NG ON Ail I900 homaa have bean drastically ra

ducad. A groat Mvlngt to you Wa have many to cheoM trom. Call or MW J M , Jan or Bob at Mobile - Brokort. M4 Bypass. 75

9JV

SC AL ^TICE Limited time APR on all doubiawides J M, Jeff or Bob at MoMla Home Brokers. 24 Bypass. 73AOii

SPECIAL NOTICE Real buys on nipotsaM^ and used homes. U k 0, 3 bedrooms. S)09.3) par month, f) jMymonH Ian. Call or sea J M , iafl or Bob at AAoblla Home Brahn, M4 Bypass 734)ii

12 X 4S. I bedrooms, turnished. gas haat and stove, air condltkmnra.

wees VSVWr IT .taHITN

Eat Mlg or rant. 4000.73A130.

12 X JO RITZCRAFT Partially tumishad. Shady Knolls ottlca, 7Sl-4y3era^nlohts.

12 K ,a 2 bedroom. Fumishod, air constating. Already sat up on lot.

frfWta

12 k 0 TWO badre^. central air bam. Sat up In city

12 X 40 TWO

drTM

1047 AMERICAN 10 x 40. 2 bedrooms. Excallant condition.

H4Wi 78M7H

17B HOMETTK 40 X 12. 3

bedrooms. Exca/lant condition

120 PARKWOOO 2 tully turManadWlh ashor and dnlar. Good condKtat. M up In

nice park. 730 and^asauaguPy mants el 140.01 par monftv 734

il3L

1021 12 X 4fc 2 tadroom Taylor. Totallv eiactric. Excallant condl-

12A 2 bedroom I2 x 40 Perkily tumishad. air conditioning, storage had.Calt44yB4er2>ll -

124 FRIIDOM 12 X 43 3

bodroonts. one bath, hitally al^trlc, central air, unturniPtad Call 730-

ffilitiEleJa

im CONNER 2 bedrooms, bath. Froa set up and delivery SW taka over payments rMeblla Homes. 734 0333

don. I SfiQDfd

Call

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

HORSEBACK RIDING

I MOat last ot itih ttfaat On H[iy IS

DtacountForECU Studanlt Shoadng 10

PlKHlB

7SI-N14

Stihl Chain Saws

IMrix Barill 752-4122

WE REPAIR SCREENS DOORS

RamodalingRoom AddUlono.

C.L Upton Co.

HMTHE

EARMB05S

ANorns

ASnHL

Clark & Co.

of QrMnvllla. Inc.

AeroBB Fioir PBrktrt BarbBqut

Mamorlal Dr. 754^7

Sailing Chain Sawa SInca 1M2

57IML*

07S AAeMloHQtmForSBli

07* MobH* Homo IflOur not

MOBILE HOMEOWNER Msuranca at competitiva ratas. Smtth Inaur-0aandRaalhr.7-224. ACCOROIAN

tth

LES PAUL dsluxa ouHar wim a Faavay maca antallwr. Beth tor

LOST AND FOUND

i-0*T blonda Cockar. Female bron collar 73k 1300 or

732-34.

IT rwrt colorod. Cockor

ntoi In vicinity ot Lynndata. 1135. 73k 1443.

L(T gray Cocfcatlal Yatlaw h^ with oraim marklngt Loal Oa-cambar if Anayars to name ot

Amadeus. raard (nagottab Please return. tamHv tom. 73k 1403

OPPORTUNITY

$10,000 INVESTMENT, 10% guar

antead 730 2010 or 730^724.

on PROFESSIONAL

day or

100 REAL ESTATE

102 Commorclal PropBiiy

COMMERCIAL corner lot Hth high tmtfic countTovor Vj ot an acre. meOO. Call Alice Moora at Aldridge A Soulharland. 734 3300,

cnplnflii 7HW,

SHOP/OFFICE SPACE tor _____

1000 tguM teat. Nalghborhoed

cammarclal tone. Hooker Read.

SQAIIE raOT commirctal Sing for

building for rant. New brick structure, heated, air condHlanad,

paved parking In trqnt and back. Located 2001 South Evans Street. Call M E Sutton or J E Sutton.

Z5212L_

104 Condominlumt For Salt

CONDOMINIUM 2 bedroom taanhouto. Fully carpotod. <Mntral air and heat, storm *tndovs. Con-

voniont to schools, shgipiy

rocroatlonal taclllllos. jnd.waokands.

10*

Farms For Sal*

so ACRE FARM Stantonsburg Hlghvay, near Farmvllla City valar. taar availabla. S acres

tobacco. Financing possibia. Call 730-1443or734-a12.

300 ACRES near Richlands. NC mil ba prime cropland It claarad. No drainage problam. Existing tl

w %mmntmi0w Existing ..

nancing at tow iniaratt rata can ba

ws^ifH 01 r%rm Hffwt wfw w s^

assumed. S43S par acre wtthout tlnbar. H B Si^th, Broker, (19)

S3 1043

109 Housm For Salt

A NEW HOME

WITH PAYMENTS APPROXIA^^r^J^^AMONTH

. Income AMnlmum 12,000 a year . Family 2 or mora-(kxxt credit

1200 (1500 ctawn payment

Including cloeing coats Coll Joe

EAST CAROLINA BUILDERS 7-714 ANYTIME Builders ot American Standard Homes

An Eoual Housing Opportunity_

FHA ASSUMABLE loan Is avalla ble on this 3 bedroom brick ranch

with a garaga. spacious kitchen and family room. g.OOO. Call Cantvwy

21 Bass Raaiv. 734'4444

tMNDYMAN'S SPECIAL Lookin' tor a homo under 20.0007 One vlth

alght bedrooms? You'tound it. <3nly I4.Q0. Call HIgnlta. Realtors

73k 1304 anvttnrw.

2,00. Great for the money. Ranch otters over 1400

with 3 4 bedrooms.

tiraptaca, 1 bath, carport plus detached garage. Located on comer voodad lot. tool Stave Evans A

Asaoclataa, Inc., 734 ltM anytime; Eddie Pate. 753 4235, Tim Smith, 732-9011 Stave E vans. 73d34

M.000. A lot ot txxjso tor tlxj money. Ranch style offers over 1400

square leal with 3-4 badrooms. den Nth firaplaca. I bath, carport plus lachad garage. Located on corner toTfool^vo Evans A

Asaoclatas, Inc., 734 lllj an^^lm;

Eddie Pate, 733-4333; Tim 752 11, Stave Evans. 734-0934.

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}Q9 HoubbbFotSbIb

In living room, I bath, heat pump, central air. daWchad garaga ag

vortahep frwH and I

Stava Evans A Aaeoclatea. Inc.. 734-1111 aitytlme; EddM Pate, 733-4333; Tim Smith. 73a-$11; Stava Evans. 7HF34._

CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

COUNTRY LIVING Outside city limits. South. Kxm. IW

baths wtth a large

kHchen and dMng area. Heme has andislocatad

Iona large

lot. New kian can ba flnaKad at Call today to loam

1244% kdaroct.

hat this brick homa, otforod o 43.000 has to oftar you.

QUAIL RIDGE

_ asiabllahad Hea _ ____

hove done ait. but a do have a law inrao bedroom tovnheuaaa avoHaibte. Move on into aaoy living and lat'ua pay your cleaing caoto. Coma and aoa how much more you

can gat tor your

dollaf. Tevnhoma tl your future. OPE N

ifXxkSi^

SUNDAY

BCLVEMRE

Came on In and anioy this spacious 3 full bath homa In

3 bedroom, _____ _______

superb neighborhood. Cloao to shopping cantors, foncod in back yairTen^vily voodad tot. SS4.500.

BROOK VALLEY Baautlfui view, privacy and oonva-nianoa best describa this four

bsdroom ^y and a halt on t^^t

course In Brook Vailoy. Noorly__

tquoro toot wHh doubto garaoe, brick patio, bullkins In tho%. kitchon nook and dining room

overlooking the lolh groon7 avaMa-immadiatoly. Poaalbla omar

(Inancing with loan asaunvition. Call today and get details on this wall bum homo o4lot^ at 1.900.

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS

756-336

Phil Partin ...ONCALL ...7S2^)B9

Ginger HackaH.............73$-0030

Edmiyor..................73$-n49.

SharonLavNs  .......  734-99B7

AAsry Chapin  .........7Sk$431

(3ane Quinn ..

An Equal Housing Opportunity

CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

NEWOFFERING Say goodby to outrageous utility bills Nth this newly constructed tolar homa. 4 miles from Pitt AAamorlal Ho^ltal this contam

porary energy afflclant 1300 square ktot homa oltors 3 bedrooms, V tul I

baths, great room yith taparato

dinirn area and Is locatod'on a luflf

baautlfui oodad lot. Racraatlonal faclllttos avallabto Call ua today for mora Information. tSO's.

COUNTRY 0vnar financing. Large country homa 11 minutes trom ECU It now available This restored honw has 3 or 4 bedrooms, two full baths, forntal areas and a spacious country kitclwn. Situated on a 2 acre lot There are fruit trees and garden space vlth many large oaks surrounding the house What's more, the owner will finance.

NEWOFFERING Oakmont. 4 badrooms, 2V> bath axacutlva custom built brick ranch tocatod on beautiful heavily wooitod lot. Homa toaturas all of the formal areas plus a large den, breakfast room and a dream kitchen which

any home owner can be proud of This homa with It's '

screened In porch .............

bar beque grill most be seen to

home with It's double garage.

^lltTn tee

luality and first construction. Call today to tea what

appreciate. (^lalH

this home In the ttO's has to otter you

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCHr INC

REALTORS

756-6336

Phil Partin ... ON CALI____752 049

Ginger Hackett.............73-m90

Ed^yer..................75-$249

Sharon Lewis .........7S4-997

Mary Chapin...............7S4-S431

GeneOuInn............'....734-4037

An Eoual Housing Oooortunlty

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PARAMORES MOBILE HOME REPAIR SERVICE

Csisplili lepabs to tl SNkos at lasMs heoMS. For pfssspt ssntss otl 1U-7W Htnry Fsfswwfs.

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P.O.BOXS70

WILSON. NORTH CAROLINA 27M3 HM3741I1

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109

HouBHFarSatB

ERiMOimt tor a new home?

33p7 BAIT 4th StreM. Campue ama 3 room houee Nth on upetat^ aMrtmont. Appmlmatoty 2M Sara toot pluswfra ta. W.OOS Bfiiwmiama Real Estwo. 73ti5

CURK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

LOTS

Loekirtg tor lotk-ve have over hatt a milllan worto In toventory. Ask about CiWat - -

Pines, Ploerli

patatos. River

Beach, WhtaMring Idge, Candlewick Hills. Stratford, er

:lub Plnet. FlrtarKirtgavaiiable.

COUNTRY LIVING Can ba yours in this oeiy 1 bsdroom colfage on a woodad tot only 7 mHos from Groenvtlto, near Ay den 31.300

NEWOFFERING Talk about a gtxid loan aeoumptlonl V4% FHA 345edtopayniaritsurtdar 330 par month. TMs 147 square

per month. This 147 square three bedroom ranch Is Im-

macuiato on a larga lot |ust ott Hootar Road, tl 1.000 aqulty re

quired, sacondary financing ovaliabto. Call today.

BAYWOOO

Ownor says sail. Priced at 144,000. This exacuNve contemporary has over 2000 square toat. 3 badrooms

plus study, marty entrgy atticiant axtras not to mantlon tha IV acre

vooded loi and piivato driva, deck ovar 900 squara toat doubto garaga plus workshop. Kitchon to compare Nth any In Graanvilia. Call today tor an appointmant

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS

756-6336

Phil Partin ... ON CALI 733-44a

Ginger Hackatt.............7SkOOSO

EdMi^..................73k349

ShaironLewis  ............734-99B7

Mary Chapin...............734-43i

GanaQuhm  ............734-4037

An Egual Hpysing Qgp9rtynlty_

CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS If you earn lass than S20.000 par year, you may quality for our FHA 233 loan Nth paymiants ot S323. por month or loss. Give us a call and tot

us show you how affordable a new 3 or 4 bedroom homo can ba.

NEWOFFERING A real sparkler only 4 mitos from (Voenvllla This ranch homa Is

partoct tor a young family. Energy afflclant heat pump and

tharmopone wlndovs, toncad in V acre tot. Asauma Farmers Homa loan. Only 39,000.

NEWOFFERING Convanlant to hospital. 3 bedrooms, living room, dan Nth fireplace, detached garaga/vorkshop. Lot Nth tall pinas, chain link tonca. Oftorad at 43,900

UNDE R CONSTRUCTION On a spacious wooded lot near tha hospital this spacious three

badfoom with carport has great rn klfi -

King, otter<

44,900. Call today and gat In on tha

room with fireplace, modern kitch an. FHA VA flnanclng, ottered at

ground floor.

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS

756-6336

Phil Partin ...ONCALL ...752-0649

Glnopr HackaH.............734-0030

Ed Mayer..................73-249

Sharon Lewis ..............754-997

AAary Chapin...............754-431

Gana Quinn................754^037

An Equjl Housing Opportunity..

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ALLIGATORS FOR SALE

Bt PricBS In Town On IZOO SwMlBt* And SMrts

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1977 Volvo 242 ,b Apav 1^74 Volvo 164 Sedan

MBdium WuB. 4 speed, stereo, air.. *4950 SJ .... 2950

.2750 -2250

Red. 4 speed, radio

1979 Honda Civic

Light biue,

4 speed, radio.............

1977 Pontiac Firebird

White with rad Intartor. 6 O Q C A

tully quipped. 26,000 miles

4350

1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Undau

3250

Firamlst red, loaded

1979 Ford Thunderblrd 0,0 m j --c j

Black with dove gray 17 /o nazda ULC oeOan

landau top, dove gray saoCA GoW. < *lt. $Q>ICA

AM-FM radio, 42,000miles......... MDU

interior, fully equipped.

AM-FM radio, 42,000 miles.

1977 Honda Accord

Silver, 5 speed, air,

AM-FM radio.................

3650

1979 Honda Prelude

Silver, 5 speed, AM-FM stereo cEsaette with rear speakers and power booster,

40 channel CB with power *5650

antenna. 26,000 miles

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ESHSaiZIQvoivVp

117 West Tenth St./Greenville/758-7206,

109

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CLARK-BRANH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

40'S TO TVS

CHERRY OAKS It's hard t behave. This Williamsburg homa tor undor S7O.000. Formal llvtog and dining rooma. family room Nth firaplaoa and accees to deck 3 me* siza badrooms uj^alrt Coll us today tor an appomtment.

STRATFORD Throa bedroom iptM tovat on a baautlfui veodod tot conxitoto.

and very privato on

Large dock and very privato on prlv^ cui da-aoc. Vtaorly ISOO squara toot plus oarage and boao-area. OpfMr Wt. 10% financ

Ing.

LAKE 6LENW00D

Supor contamporary. Brand now axfra

anargy atflctont centom porary la now availabla. 3 badrooms. 3 baihs. great ream, dining room, kitchen Nth doubto ovenZmlcroiwew, double garage, on a larga lot In a very nice natghborhood. S71,000.

NEWOFFERING 4 mitot trom (rreonvMto. This apacioua contomperary has throa fagdrooms, hoe baths, a great room vHh a Hroplace and wood stove, and an aat-in kitchen. There It lots mora en this lovely 3.2 acre lot. It quollttos for I2H financing so call today . MW 40's.

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS 756-6336

Phil Partin ... ON C:ALL ... 7S2-OSt9

Gingar HackeH  .......73S-0090

EdMryW..................7S349

Sharon LeNs ..............736-997

Mary Chapin...............734-S431

Gane Quinn

. 7S4-437

An Equal Housing Opportunity

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HouBBBFarSalB

3 betboem bSneand

heuoa. lerstod ewtsMe el GreonvMlo. Rgducod to 47.90D. Call Hignltok Rqptfyy, 73f l^jsifttmq.

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Jimmy Moekar and Buchanan

or s^ Br

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ALMOST AN ACRE Lake GtonwxW. Bryant Circte. Naw 3 badroom. 2 bam, brick ranch on J

badroom. . .....--- .........

ot an acra. Groat for a large garden. 40.340. Call Echo Raatfy,

---

OWNER/BROKER Brook Vattoy on goM couraa. * bedrooms- W0%

financing. No ctoskto coats, lust good crtdH. Call (Il9) 2to-27S2 o^. (*19) 270-2422 homa. R

Entorprlsaa.

8a4s.T5rfWa.-A.

pomiy. Grisat room with Wrsplace.

PltOTF

raiM naw

4i,JOO. This brandnswhoma it vaiting for your family. Fro-

valting for your family, tosalonalty decoratod, ru^ -tomporary it locatod on a oodad ta wlfhln 13 minutos of Groonvtlto 3 badrooms, 2 baths, groat room wtth firaplaca. axfra omantttos. Call

WIIII VtofVtEiWr QEMVeW GnTWPEEII %>4VBf

today tor your elusiva MMxiNng. Sfava Evans A ^aoclatoo, inc., 794-1111 anytlma; Thn SntHh. 730-

I * I enrnffw# t rm atmnrv

9iil; Eddto Pato. 793-4039, Stava

fvV.7aWl4;

ba finiahad upstairs aasily. Baautlfui tw stay Willlamaburg

MUU1IIW, iww story Willlamaburg wffh firaplaca In tha great room, two hath* and priead

wrvn iwwsnmcm lirwi i

aat-ln klt&on. tvm baltw and p In tha low SO's. Call HIgntto. tors. 734-1304 anytlma.

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WOODED SECTION CAME LOT Sfyto and charm accant fhli IW Mery home In a qutot cul-daaac. Thara are 3 hedreome and 2 b% for fomlly canvanlanca. Tha ta^graat

fir

IJIOOOMm

And S22S par month Nil buy you a naw home. Your toon NH be

3K000. 30 years m 4% Intorsst To SM H you quality call 734-4497. 794-3t0

II944 0CNVN

Will buy^ a new to

!5th#

built m 5lh Wreat. Y< UKflOO, 20 years M

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CONDOMINIUM FOR RENT Or rant wtth option to purchaea. 3 bedroom tial tth Wrtplaca. Pool and boot dock In Waehington N C

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6995"

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Town and Country. Automajj air, AM-FM stereo,. power windows, leather interior................

1979 Honda CVCC

5 speed, air condition, AM-FM stereo, power steering.......

4995"

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Landau, white, tilt wheel, C J^AIHQQ

power windows, 30,000 actual miles, (xie owner

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Loaded. Blue

5995"

1979 Chevrolet Mallbu Classic Landau

Tilt wheel,

AM-PM slereo,

35,000 miles, nice.....

5899"

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3995

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And Many Others To Choose From

Tovom

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756-3228

109 Trade Street^

GRANT MAZDA

603 Greenville Blvd.. Greenville, N.C.

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Slock No 81063M

SALES PRICE

5274

plus freight, dealer pup, and N.C. sales tax

Sale Thru Dec.'31st or While Selections Last!!

Weekdays: 8:30 to 6:30 Saturday: 9:00 to 2:00

Phone 756-1877 756-1878

tal

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lop, automMIc, power Ing and txakea, ^

199!

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Automatic temperatura control, AM-FM atareo with remlum sound system power Windows, power seat tilt wheel, crulee, luxury interior, door locks and many

other options.

WMrayZwlir

stock no. 2416. 4 door sedan.

automatic, power steenng, sir. radio, just Uke new.

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miFiriLTD

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itook no. 0007A. 4 door

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stock no. 1027A. 2 door hard<

lop, air, AM4^M stereo 6 track iape,4apeed.red

.,*39951

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itock no. 2415.4 door sedan

than 25,000 mHea.

seats.

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$2695

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stock no. 4032A. 4 sadan. Vinyl top, power steering and brakes, AM-FM aterao, one owner local car. tOCCf Special PHce.... #U9U

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woodgralnflniah.

Special Price...

$2050

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E. 10th Street 758-0114

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tfMnnirs

HlglNMy 43 South Owot PMI PHt Ptaza)

2 SodrooM TownhouM* AlaiocMc.dWnnthar*. fOlrtQorators, fuiy ewpMM.C^TV, pool and hMNidry room

Can 756^50 iftorSp.m.

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and ' I acre o< in Hookerton Thli mjm is locatsO on sfaf* road 1443 bout i mitm on fh* rlht Assume loan wifti small Oowin payment We build, sell and finance new homes and home Im prowemetns Call Carolina Molei Homas. TS 3171

NEW LISTING In Waathlngton Meiohts 3 beA-ooms. fireolace. central air, split rail fence Assumptioo on Ihls F HA 333 loan or can be converted to strai^t FMA Excellent conditioo stack Kiger Really 7St 3M. nights Dianne wmitehurst 7se 7323 *

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Houses For Set*

FARAAERS HOME assumption In Wmtsrvtlle ] bedrooms, living room wtth tlrsplacs, swimmtng bow and cornar lot Only 144.fOO Call HIgnita. Raaltors. 73s-30sanytsma.

CLARK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMES A WEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

%ASSUAAABLE loanavallablaon this 3 bedroom starter home. Low equity and low payments 34.W0 Call Cantury 3I Bass Raaly. 7S4

ONLYONE STORY Townhousa in Graanvllle espaclally at St.ooo that's right and loan assumption to boot at Yorktown Squars oftarsd at S4*.000. cupancy Immadlale

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1300 touar tocatad or

OOTtID* CITY

ITS X 1 toot wai

amtocanad partially woodsd lei Large tfvlfw room and kltchan wNh cueftm caftnets. 3 badreoww and

PINERIDGE It you've been waiting for loms-

Ing R

thing to heppon naar the hospital and mad school pteasa see the tour

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new homes that ars just started In beautiful wooded Pineridge FHA, VA financing available on these

energy efficient contemporary plans. LowtaO's.

USED RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT

LOAN ASSUMPTION Otferad in Windy Ridge S14.000

equity saves you closing costs end ^ys the easiest living in town 3

bedrooms. Ty baths Graat room with fireplace AH the emerrltles ol a sacure townhousa dsvslapmsnt S53.S00 ^

caramk tlla bath Hardwood floors throughout Shallow eotl tor sncaas

watar usags aiono with 3 largs buiCdlngs Offw^ In m d

uftlify -------^ ------

tad's. CXwnsr (Insncing at 1IVk% for 25 yaars with nWUmum down No cloWng costs Call today lor an appolntmant and dstalls

NEW OFFERING Country horns with 4 bsdroonss and 3300 tquara tact 3 full baths, doubts garags and deck Executive heat

pumps, easy to nnaintaln. energy sfflcisnt 3 miles from Greenville on a I acra lot Just over a year old Ottered at ttS.SOO *Ni% loar assumption avallabis

Booths - Top quality upholstery with Formica trim. Wall benches Each oak top table with two wood column bases. Flexible seating 52 to 70 people. In use five months. Like brand new.

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS 756 6336

New price $7500.00. Your Price $2000.00

Mitchell Restaurant Equipment

Phil Partin ...ONCALL

Gingar Hackatt..........

Edfcysr...............

Sharon Lewis...........

Mary Chapin............

Gene Quinn ............

753 09 .7Sld050

75* *349

754 99*7 75**431

.7S-4037

Phone Goldsboro 7354644

An Equal Housing Oaportuoitv

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REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCHJNC

REALTORS 756-6336

Phil Partin ... ON CALL ... 753****

............. 75**050

................75**349

Sharon Lewis..............75* 99*7

AfUry Ch^ln...............754*431

Quinn................734-4037

An Equal Housing Opoortynlty

EASTWOOD SUBDIVISION Assumabis f.*7% loan Is avallablt on this 3 bedroom brkk ranch with a carport and fenced In back yard AAld 40's. Call Cantu^ 31 Basi Raaly, 75**^

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GRANT BUICK-MAZDA

603 Greenville Blvd., Greenville, N.C.

/ For The Very Best fi /in Pre-Owned Automobile

.4.

Youre Always On Target At Grant Buick-Mazda

AMTM, ^

Weekdays: 6:30 to 6:30 Saturday: 9:00 to 2:00

Phone 756-1677 756-1676

CURK-BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMES AWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

TO-SToars

TUCKER ESTATES Exa^ive home lacMed an a woodMl lot In ana of GresnvUla'i fines* areas. In addNton * ' formal

dining a^ living room

be assunrtad. and soma ownar B-n^mg n^bsposslbls. Call twiay to laam what thtahema. oMsred In

the tnrs. has fooMsr yu.'

CLUE PINES

'>OO0Kl lot

In Club Phm wHh an aaswmafaia ktan. room faatures

f*.S*9 0*A wW firwlace. kltchan hM brsakfast nooft. fon^ dining, thrss bsdrooms. Uapar STD's. Owner financing avallaMe.

EAYWOOO Contemporary ranch with over 3100 feet plus

square feet plus dauMe garage and ^k. Loan assumption avaUiwia. Firapiacs In master bedroom.

Tremendous great room with catt^ai ceHlng. Kltchan with

HoMEMFerSWe

CLARK BRANCH SELLS THREE HOMESAWEEK SOMETIMES FOUR

 SHOOK VALLEY

*00% Ownv say* *oH Ms VA lean aumptHw and ho w4N Hnonca the aqi^ at low msoros* On* of Brook Bley's moot aocluNve tol*. This four bsEroom kMhaea Nwdy wHh firaplM largo Oock and dauMo

fSK

pMMed and avMlable nowf

Lots Fr Sale

kasoclitsi. ine , 7mf ymoT EddW Pot*. 7S3-4Z3*. Tim Smith. arNIH;SNryegv*fkk7)*n4

traliar latL Ed Tk

ssess.

Ipfon Agency. TS*-

MIPTON Coupiry soipfB an i acras of land wMI .w. raqulronwnts. Ownar wHI 11% finoncing on Ms

ilmoMy 5

douMo carport, paohir*

andstablas.*loe-a

EXCLUSIVE COUNTRY HOME vor 3000 sauora faol. 4 badrooms. Ill bathe, WHwv 3% afaowt 5 mil*

Over

full w. ,,,

from Greanvllla

. . mil**

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dotachad piei^ hauos. This hotm nhml b* eaan to b* *pproclaod

MO'S.

built Ins. 3 bedrooms. 3 full bath* Otfsrad at t7*,900. A real buy, only 3 year* old

REALTY WORLD CURK-BRANCHJNC

REALTORS 756-6336

REALTY WORLD CLARK-BRANCH, INC

REALTORS 7564336

Partin ...ONCALL ...7SM***

Gl no^ HackaN.............7S**0S0

Ed Wyer..................7SMU

Sharon Lawl*..............75* ***7

MaryChapln....,..........7S**431

Gona Quinn................7S*OI7

_An Equal HosNMaQpportunltv

Phil Partin ON CALL ... 753-0***

GIrwHackaH.............75*-OOdO

Ed Meyer..................75**349

Sharon Lewis..............75-f97

Mary Chapin...............754*431

GanaQulrtn................754*037

An Equal Housing OpoortunltY

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VILLAGE EAST APARTMENTS $100 rebate

if you rent In OMMtber. Brand new. I bedrooma,' m batha.

Call Today 756-7755 Weekdays 9-5

> BRANDMW rancha* with gn

-'wrew rwwiwv f mnKTIW* WVVTI QTMT

ro^i^ 3 bedrooms. 3 full baths and

in AiMflmaRtt Far Rent

Duplex. > bedrooms N*ar uni

OUfLEX^> bsdraome, ivt Mhe.

S3wp. VwiiSw

Greenway

Lergt 2 bedroom garden apartments. carpet, drapes, dish-waatier, pool. On Country Club Dr. adiaoent to Graanvllle Club.7564ai9 SAILm

IVER

ESTATES

1401 Willow Streat

1. 1; and 3 badroomi. wathar-Wyer

asiSiux:**

Chack averywharw ala* first

Ultimate in Apartment Living

111 Invaatmant Property

DUPLEXES 1 badrooms. m bat^ 9*0 square feat. 144.000 PrtfWTod Propartiaa. 754 779.

NEW DUPLEXES On* story, ^Ick, ivk bath*. 43.000. Watson Associate*. 754-1377; 7S**M5 after 7

e-m. _

113

Lend For Sal#

ACRES of woodland. Good 130^

hardwood. 30,000. Call 74L3S30 7*4*144._

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HOLIDAY SPECIAL

' WW shampoo one room of carpet for I11.IS. Call I 7SM140 for appolntmant.

Diesel

Rabbits

fmp.eHy a#Veat.hwy.

Based on EPA Estimates

Available For Christmas Delivery

Joe Pechles Volkswagen

264 By-Pass

756-1135

triplex

haat

bafha.

131 Apartmmit For Rant

aparVSK

OOCTONS

fARTMENTSi

Ptannsd * a profs**lanal

fsssionally dscarafod, lhaas naw I. 1. and 3 badroom apartmanfs afford hmury and savings In a npeddi prvate oHIng. Oom ef daaot

w* ac-

and WTM Ms^^for fiadme*. Days Tsa-4041\ Nlahfs and waknd. phwad can r an *p-

KIGS

ROW APARTMENTS

rtmants.

One and tm badro . Carpalad.

frtgarator, dtshwashar, i and cabi* TV Convenlanfly fe fMopIng camor and school*. LocalidTu*f off Wlh Sfresl.

ill 752-3519

LEWIS STREET AparfmsM* Ona badroom. fumlshod or unfumlshod apartmonf. On* block from campus. Hoat, air and wator furnbhad. No pats. Call 754-oaat or

zasiL

LOVE TREES

-leerlenc* the unique m aperfmsnf living wifh nature outslda your door. Quality construction, nraplacaa. hast pumps (heating coats 50% la** than comparabla

unlH), _ hook-up*.

w,... woll-to wall carpal, H^mopans windows, extra Insula-

^JlSKSi

W in Frog Lavf

contomporary

Ipf In Frog Lavol. fPplaca, carpeting, dtopoepl and utility SSft. Call 7S*-4*u twt

Lavol. Haat pump.

 dWtwMhar,

_ room. 135 -batwasn and 5.

cantral haat and aV, L>wrnlihd.Cll75a33l1

appH

I REOROOM APARTMENT haat

a BEDROOMS, iVk bath townhouoa   ^

buplox. stove.' rWri^ot? wahor. 375 ^ -

g^rad. Duftus Realty, ItvrTs*

En^f8l%m.'^S!7cosF^Rm5

Appllancas fumlshad. washer dryer

RMoa*yiaSl!<!lllgR

sun dack

BEDROOM J^ARTMENTnw 3

itionffi- 1

blocks from ECU 170 por'mlR. T

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TEMPWOOD

Thalihlaifevt' WMi A Lot 01 Hast

TAR ROAD

i irsxinv/rkLF

I ANTIQUES

Winterville

7S6-9123

OPENMONOAY-SATURDAY

IIVl. ^

COURTNEYSQUARE ^ APARTMENTS

Artlnaton Blvd.

NEW DUPLEX 3 badreoms. Near Carolina East Mall. Avallabis

January

tCdttmrlno)

1st. 3*5. 754-5395

NEW I BEDROOM. iv> bath apartment. FuHy carpalqd. dish washer and flaneas furnished, ^^per moiflfr f

Call 754*1** 1-S

NOW AVAILABLE N^ 3 badroom

WW law* * aawRBrwYii

apartmants in town. Washar/dryer [wokup. ivy baths. Call 7S-T7U tor

Iwlgrmatlon

OAKAAONT SQUARE APARTMENTS

Two badroom townhouso iwart l3l3Rodbanks Rood.^ish

ments.

washer, ratrlgarater. rongo. dis IncludoeTwis also tave Cable ^ .'oi> convenient to Pitt Plata end University, Also some

wwveo wtevwf 11*4 pqtVW WWtlfV

turnlshod apartments Svallabie. Apartment available for January

Itl.

756^4151

:-E BEDROOM aparfmani . urnlshad. utllltias mctudsd. Short farm laaa*. CabI* TV OWa London

imixwii

cupMcy. 07S fiMnIK .1

ggliwtlSftggn

ONE BEDROOM apartment. Carpotad, central air and haat, aBE999...........

tl75. 75**957

ONE BEDROOM apartment. Rant, *175. Carpalad, appliances furnishad. cantral haat and air. Call

QUIET, mature coupis or working person only. Nice. 3 bedroom oportmont in rosldontlsl rwlghborhood, near collog*. Rent

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

The Happy Place To Live

CAr----

BLE TV

Office hours lo a.m. to 5 p.m. Moodoy through Friday. Call us 24 bourse day at

756-4800

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SECRETARY/TYPIST

Needed

No experience required. Good working conditions In downtown office. Salary based on experience and Qualifications. Apply to Secretary, P.O. Box 1967, Greenville, NC, 27834.

Gift

Spotter

THEPROFESSIONAL WOODCUTTER BUYS STIHL^MORETHMI ANTOTHER CHAIN SAW INTHE WORLD.

WHICH MEANS ALL THREE OFUS ARE DOING THINGSRIGHT.

17" Deluxe GE Color TV

$338.00

_ TarmsAyailabla

Goodyear Tire Center

WmI End Shopping Ctnltr 756-9372

510 S. Qraang Strt Wa Ara GraanvlHaa Sourca For:

BweSr

DMfcAocMaorld* FoftdHtTypgwrttgr* SmwonH* Attachd Cam tewrmst* And Cnw* Pi a Pwidl Sel* Hgm*aOfflc*DMk*

INI CalMdar* RNnyOllwrQIftld***

758-148

. 6ift

Suggestions

Samaonita Attacha Caaas

Shaaffar Pan 4 Pandl Sata

Ptioto Albuma

Daak Aaaaaaorlaa

SCM PortaMa Typawrttara

SantrySafaa

Qlobaa

Appolntmant Booka And Many Othar Protaaalonal OHta

TUFF

Offic* Equlpnwni Co., Ine. Mas. EyantSlreel

752-2175

TAFFS MC.

4ArtlngtonBId. (Oppoatta PHt Plaza)

756-4224

Sports

Gifts

mrmi

GIFTS 8*0

Gordon Fidp LocatadAt

Country Chib ONItomortelOrlvo

Lowotl Prieoo On IZOD Swoatora

Virginian Wood Stove

Model No. 104. Freei SUndln8.Vi"rabox.VI' top, blower, firt brick ing. top or back flue

$399

Curolleq Wood atovoaiiOR

HyNorMi

Ttt-ia;

S5JUA,SfSi:'S.*

,T" sails rvNi v rwopr.

Ssr which you

don't uM b* sxchengad

kchengad ^.^.^wlth a Claulflsd ad. Cel

121 AiMTtnwits For Ronl

AZALEAGARDENS

GrMn*MI' n*w*t nO mot uoiju^ furnHhed sm tMdroom

All todrle nargy *mclef*l d* tigrwd.

Ouaan tlia bad* and aluda coucha*.

Wafliaraand dryar* atattanai.

Fraa walar and s*ar and yard nainlananca Alt aiwrtmentt on ground ftoor with perchM.

Frw fraa rafrlgaraton.

Locatad In Aiaiaa Gardant naar Brook Vallay Coufdry Club. Shown

by appolntmont only Coupla* or singlas. Nopals

CoMacI J T or Tommy Mil II lams

CHERRYCOURT

Luxurious i badroom lownhousas

and 1 badroom aparlmanls. Carpal, drapas, compactors, washar dryar hook up*, pool, sauna, tennis court,

127

HouMsForftent

i _ tarvi

daooait rooolrad

rSjijVifcliH

m bath*. In Win' inanlh. Laaaa and AvaUabia January

3 KONOOMS. kttchan. dan, Hvine room, haat pump, carport, storaoa AvallaWa January I. tfe 3 BCPROCMA 1 bath, convenan* to Pitt ftaza ii par month Marrlad couples or 3 stu^nts praterrad Call Clark Branch aaMors lU-OH

^ BEDROOMhouaa. W Mock from ECU Central haat and air. storm

mndoa^ manyaxtra*. m an

J ROOM BRICK home 3 batba. flraplaca, fancadbt backward and

sts;

gardan spaca.

^ Locatad just eutslda city

limits on Highway 33 East. AvaMa

bia January IS. Laasa requlrad. *375 Call 7SI-im Irom tllTp.m. foraopolntmant._

133 Mobile Homes For Rgnt

club housa, ate.

CYPRESSGARDENS APARTMENTS

I3ME tethStraal

STUDENTS 11 Ara you tired o( trying to find a parking place cIom to your classas? Coma tea our 1 bedroom apartments, available Immediately and within walking distance ol campus. Bring your bike and park under a proleclad stairwell. Energy efficient apart niants with air the axlras. Call 7SSMU1 and reserve one for next se master.

rofesslonally manag*d by Remco

sUat--

127

Houses For Rent

apartment tor rani 11 miles south of Greenville on Highway 43. Phone 524 S7

ATTRACTIVE 3 BEDRCXJM, batlu wim hMt_pur^ In nlce_qulal

enees

104::_______

to Brook Valiev

irrw wim near pump in nice quier ilghborhood. Family only Refer ices. S400. See house and owner at 4 Hawfftorne Road on 33 EmI naxt

ATTRACTIVE. 4 badroom. 3 bath housa In a qutat neighborhood. V Convenient to shopping center. \^veground pool Owner will

_ jldsr leasing'with option to buy, *375 par month. Call 7SI-734S before

10 a.m. or after 5p.m.

EASTWOOD 100 sgMre (eel 3 bedrooms. 5350 a month Aldridge A

Southerland. 755-3500.

FAMILY orientad neighborhood. 3 . 7 baths, nvlng room.

bedrooms. . _

dining room, kitchen, carport, out side storage, fenced in backyard

so*r

Call 75* 5057

HARDEE ACRES 4 bedrooms. 2< >

bdths. all appliances. *400 per month. Call Home Showcase, 752

5572, Bill Barbre. 750 2770, Paul LaMotte. 752 *34.

LARGE 3 BEDROOM housa. 2 lull baths, firplace. lully carpeted. Call 752 1020 days

NEW, 3 BEDROOMS, 2<7 baths, living room, family room, dining room, breakfast area. $575 par month, Watson Associates, 756 1377; 7.56 3>5lter6p.m

NEW CONTEMPORARY bedrooms, 2 baths, grea room and lots of storage. *475 per n Watson Associates, 756 1377; 785after 6p.m

month.

756

RENT with possible option to buy. S400 with deposit and lease. Im mediate occCpancy, 75* SOW tor details. _

TWO BEDROOM house 707 AAon

lague, Ayden, N C Married couple. No pets. Call 756 1509 after 4 p.m

UNFURNISHED country home. Available January 1. Located 5 miles Irom Bethel (H miles from Greenville!. *175. 756 *776.

3 BEDROOM homes for rent *425. Contact Jeannette Cox Agency. Inc, 756 1322 ___

3 BEDROOM HOUSE Close to iiverslty. Call

university. Call 756-052

3 BEORQOM house for rent

Located on Bethel Highway, near tchool. For In

Wellcome Middle School lormatlon. call 752 7136 attar 4

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Buffalo ^Tovls

Alh(> oidmq And Pailo' ' ms

Crawford Home Products

105 N I IT j| Av't-

/1I> 4400

RNtSHEQ wHh wsnher an ) par monm fdus *50 dsfxtsl im (Grimiigand. nCT^

PURNISHE 110 m

and air.

I. Call

HOUSE TRAILER on private lot 1.5 mlhM west of Greenvltle. Call 756 3717attar6p.m.

NICE, 2 bedrooms, all electric, washer and dryer. Located In qutat.

desirabta park; Highway 43. 2 miles from Pitt Pliui

>laza. Available January.

trailer for rent 2bedro^^

one bath, air conditioning 756 6005

133 Mobil* Homts For Rgnt

2 BCOROOAa

No pats. Calf Tsa-

2 BEDROOM In sntail mcblla tioma irfc batwaan Wintarvltle and

Mrh b

3 BEDROOMS, waaher, <kyar. air, carpet No pats. 756*7W_

f BEOROMIS, _____________ -

and dryer Bal^r area. 73M72

I bath an Otd

:oacL couplet tmly

^gsi

I3S OfftcB Space For Rant

m-1733. ______

OFFICE SPACE ^ rent and multtpN sWWs.Call 752 igw

Singla

OFFICES FOR LEASE Contact J T or Tommy Wllltams. 756-714S.

SINGLE OFFICES, large and small suites. Morafront space. RaiMonabla rates. Call Joe >owen, 732 71*4 anytime.___

131

Rooms For Rtrrt

ROOMS and kitchen privileges.

Near cetiage. rSi-

Naxt semestar.

ML_

131

Rooms For Rgnt

SSoSs^pSnSRrf

and unhimlthad. wttli I

142 RoommalBlManlBd

Plus uttllWae. l 3^4i

_ m-4l_

rant and wtlllNae. CMTTsiaaw or 6JA46H

SIi/16#d-

ncKUBw duplex ctoae to campus anddgikmjgwn. CMI ^3W3aftar 5 FEMALE roommate needed ter 3

bedroom apartment, ttt a plu* utiliti**. Availabla J aWi. 751-2S06.

January

UNFURNISHED ROOM for rent In

agr^nt. SMe plus V, uttlitte*.

i anvttma.

144 WinlBd To Buy

SK"-"1Lt:'18lS,

siiw. > ro

KENAAORE frea-arm sawing machloa. 75> 0247.

144

WMMTew

SS:tfSSt

3:30 D.m.

WANT, to. SUa* Lucas

WANTED Used fr*Mr. Cali Tm~

14*

WkttMtToLBBBB

TOBACCO POUNDS

Fort*i

Worthington Farms, Inc.

Day 756-3127 Ntaht 756-3732

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS* AWNINQS R*modalingRoom Addltloni.

C.l. Lipton, Co.

7S2-S11B

144

WBnMdToLBBM

TOBACCO FOUNDS wanted for WANTBO Farm to

febaoDo and peanut pounds 7-WHOr7S4^ltof7:30p.m

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RENTA NEW CAR

Itti Toyota CoroNt OrCBiiea Good Qbb MiBBgo LowRatoi

Toyota Eaat Rentals

756^

IV DMlyReteelor,Ommvte.N.c.~Prlday. December, MW-si

fcmsfMrsCLl

110% ABOVE DEALER COST j

I With This Coupon

I Thru Doc. 24 Only I

CtUkl r'kaln Oaiata Txxm |

Toro Mowort McCultoch Chain Saws

Stihl Chain Saws I Snappor Mowers Mcvruiiocn unam bawt

I Echo Trimmers

ClSrk li COs Of Greenville, Inc. | I Memorial Drive |

Acroes From Parkers Barbeque I

L 756-2557 .

W*WNIB*Ck>ggdO*c.29thruJM.1 J

TWO BEDROOM 2W mite* from campus. *150 per month. 756 *94* after 7 p.m

12 X 60. 2 bedroom*. In country. 7*2-6*57 anytime, day or nlqhl.

12 X *5. 2 bedrooms, furnished, washer/dryer, central haat and air. 3 mites south of Pitt Plaza No pels Depottl. 756-1113

1*7* VOGUE mobile home. 2 bedroom*, completely furnished. Call 756-2166 offer 7:30.

2 BEDROOM, furnished _ home* Also lots for rent. No pets.

Deoosit* regul. 75 4413.

2 BEDROOAAS. fully carpeted *125 No pats, no children. 751 4541.

2 BEDROOMS, furnished. On private lot. Near Belvolr. 7S2 01*4

2 BEDROOMS, washar, air, carpet. No pets. Call 75* 7317 after 4:30 weekd*y*. anytime wssksods

a BEDROOMS, turnlshed, carpet, air, washer Good location. No pats No children 751-4157

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Tri-County

Homes

264 By-pass 756-0131 REPOS 12 X 70. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. Peachtree. Good condition. $900 and assume payments of $139.97 per month for 6 years.

12 X 60. 2 bedrooms. Villager. Good condition. $S84.50 and assume payments of $115.56 per month for 5 years.

12 X 52. 2 bedrooms. Freedom. Good condition. $632.50 and assume payments of $118.14 per month (or 7 years.

NEW HOMES 19812 bedroom Brigadeer. Fully furnished. $8995.

1981 14 Wide Guardian. Fully Furnished. $8995.

Aboira PrIcM Induda DaHvary, Sal Up And Anchor*

ALLCARSATM00.00

OVER N.A.D.A. WHOLESALE

1981 Buick Regal Limited

Poxtef xrtndoxis; power saat*. ilereo CMsetl*. wk* wheel*. Blu* wHb wMI* lep.l.WSmlles.UslPrtcsSlt.400 gnnEfl

NADA Whotesele IMS6.H...............................Vogr PHee gaUDU

1978 Chrysler Newport

I door. Posrer wkidow*. dnyl lop. blu*. NAD* Retail *3450. eOYTC

NADA Wholesal* *2(7*.................................Vow Prte* gA f 10

1978 FordThunderbird

Power window* end **!*. stereo, cruls*. luxury interior, dr* wtieel*. dove igray. NAOA Retell |4S. CA i 7C

NADA Whoiesal* *4*7*.................................Yoor Ptie# B* 3

1978 Ford Fiesta

Yellow, 4 speed, 3IM0MPQ. NADA Retell *3500. anoTe-

NAOA Wholesel* *2075.................................Your Price SCO 75

1978 Chevrolet Camaro

Icylnder, AM-FM tiereo, rally whaelt. black. NADA Retel *00N. **gcn

NADA Wholeaal* *4250.................................Youf Pile*

1978 Pontiac Trans AM

Fully equipped, whit*. 31,ON mllat. NADA Retail *5075. C AOOE

NAOA Wholeaal* *4KS..................................Yoor Prte* SCD

1978 Pontiac Trans AM T-Top

Power windews. AM-FM atereo lap*, 111 wheel, rear defogger, aeasaii-NAD* Retel SMTI. NADA Wholetal* *5175...............Your Price $5*25

1978 Plymouth Horizon

4 door. Power iteerlng, alt, automaUe, MROO mUet a

NAOA Retal *4475. NADA Wholeaale tMTS..............Your Price #01(0

1978 Olds Cutlass Supreme

V4, AM-FM atereo with caaaette lap*, rely wheela. wMI* with red geer rinyl roof. NADA Retel *5375. NADA Whoiesal* *4575 Your Price #AOcD

1977 Ford Pinto

Sl**f.4ap**d.NADAR*l*H*77S. gq-ICn

NAOA WholeasI* *7050............  Your Price #C 15U

1977 Ford Ranchero GT

Loaded. NADA Retail t37M. NADA Wholesale S2W0 Your Price #dUUU

1977 Volkswagen Rabbit

NAOA Retal *3075. NADA Wholetal* *2*75..............Your Prte* #dU25

1977 Plymouth Gran Fury

4door. NAOA Retel *1775. NADA Whoteatl* (1175 ....... Your Price #1CCU

1977 Chevrolet Camaro

Sport coup*. Storsc.ipori wheel*. NADA Retd S40M. cg<37C

NAD* Wholeetl* *3775.................................Yew Price #3i) ( 0

1977 Toyota Clica GT

I ipeed, Ik. stereo. NAOA Retal *447*. rocen

NADA Wholetal* *3550.................................Your Price >>>000

1976 Chevrolet Monte Carlo

Lsndtu. Black wHhrto top. NADA Reid *M7(. COOnn

NAOA WholesM* 17700 ......................  Your Prte* > t dUU

1 Year 12,000 Miles or 2 Yaara 24,000 Miles Warrantiis Available On Moil Modela Phis Tax Where Applicable

On The Spot Financing 16% On Amounts Over $3,000.00

Bill Askew Motors

Hooker Rd. at 264 By-pasa 756-9102

Bill Askew Q rover Edwards

WOODED BUILDING LOTS $13,500-616,000

Storm and sanitary sewers

Rolled Curbs

Paved Streets

City Water

Underground Utilities

Zoned City Schools

BAYTREE

For A Priviledged Lifestyle Corner 14th Street and Red Banks Road

PREFERRED

PROPERTIES

Ba\ Ircc

756-7799 Harrison Gaskins

The Real Estate Corner

FARM

LISTINGS

NEEDED

WEIUVEniOSKCrSFOIlUl

SIZE FMMS AND WOOOSUND. CDRTACIIISIFVOUWANI TO Bin M SUL

D.G. NICHOLS AGENCY

752-4012

WEEKS WORSLEY, BROKER..........

JACK CHATHAM. BROKER...........

D.Q. NICHOLS, REALTOR............

..........752-0883

..........752-7935

..........75^2370

^ toiuu

J.ANCO REAU-YJ

"756-586V

BROKER ON CALL Saturday 9-1 Sunday 1-5

Stove Denton 752-0181 Listing Broker

liSW.

Imilli

llvi.

Buying or Seiiing, For BasI Resulta Try Our "Ptrsonai Strvlce*

IgtAlTQlf

D.6. NicliolsAgMCir

752-4012 ^

Anytime .

We Do It All The Time

dAte HIGNITE IS REALTORS

RED CARPET' 756-1306 Anytime

Weve Got The Key To A New Home Waiting

For You

HOW ABOUT A NEW APARTMENT FOR CHRISTMAS?

COME SEE DOCTORS PARK APARTMENTS!

Planned as a professional community you are in walking distance of Doctors Park and Pitt Memorial Hospital. Energy efficient and professionally decorated, these new 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments afford luxury and savings in a wooded, private setting. Oodles of closet space, washer-dryer connections and much more!!! Immediate occupancy available in the newest apartment complex in town. Call and wrap one up for Christmas. Days 758-6061. Nights and weekends, please call for an appointment.

* FHA 235 FINANCING AVAILABLE * IN ORCHARD HILL SUBDIVISION

WE HAVE SEVERAL FHA 235 LOAN COMMITMENTS AVAILABLE. CALL US AND WE WILL WORK WITH YQU IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE TO HELP YOU BUY A HOUSE.

WE ALSO HAVE 12 3/8% FINANCING AVAIUBLE ON NEW HOMES AND * HOMES FOR RESALE.

CONTACTTHE

D.G. NICHOLS AGENCY

752-4012 756-6010

Billie Jean Trevathan.... on call ... 756-4505

DUFFUS REALTY, INC

Your first Christmas together will be your best in this new home.

Three bedrooms, carpeting.

spacious kitchen. High Ms.

Santa can land his sled with ease in this beautifully landscaped yard. This new 3-bedroom brick home is ready for you to move right in. $39,288.00

Veterans! Wrap up this package with no money down. Earthtone color scheme, custom kitchen cabinets, E-MO energy-efficient. Three bedrooms, 11^ baths. $42,100.08.

Home for the holidays! All your relatives can fit into this spacious kitchen with adjacent eating area. Custom Cabinets. A three bedroom brick home you'ii be proud to show off.

Buy This home and you wont need mistletoe to get a kiss from your wife! A lovely three bedroombath bricK home done in blues and browns. $42,100.00

waiting for an opportunity to show you this immaculate three bedroom home in Eastwood with den, two baths, carport, and garage. Priced in low 60s.

DREAMING OF A

home in the low 50s could come true with this three bedroom home in Tuckahoe; situated on a corner lot with chain link fence makes It even more attractive.

WHITE

tornado struck this new home in Vi/estwood with three bedrooms, two baths, family room with fireplace, exposed beams, and built-in fireplace, exposed beams, and built-in bookshelves; kitchen with built-ins.

CHRISTMAS

could be more enjoyable if youve already purchased this three bedroom home in Ayden in the 40s; V/2 baths, one-car garage.

TH AN KS-TH AN KS-TH AN KS Let us take this opportunity to thank our many friends for their patronage this year without you, it would not have been pos?i-ble. May we never be too busy to thank God for all our blessings. ^

ESTATE REALTY CDMPANY

752-5058

12 3/8% ADJUSTABLE RATE

MORTGAGES AVAILABLE

COMMERCE ST.

One of those homes located in this convenient area with three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining area, fenc-J Gi

Ing. Garage. $46,!

REDUCEOIIt

Yes, this pretty ranch home in Lake Glenwood has been reduced $3500. Now Is the time to look and buy. Three bedrooms, two baths, living

BROOK VALLEY Look herel Did you ever think that you couid buy a home in this area at this price? Four bedrooms. IVi baths, living room, dining room, family room with fireplace, garage, wooded corner lot $74,500

room, dining room, family fireplace, patio.

room with garage and office fence. $58,000

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REDUCED IN LYNNUALEf

This outstanding quality home has been substantially reduced in price. If you ever wanted to live in this area, this Is It! Four bedrooms, three baths. Great room with fireplace.

EDWARDS ACRES Brand new homes with three bedrooms, V/i baths, living room, dining area, paneled garage, central air FHA. FHA-235, VA financing. Conventional at 12 3/8% APR Closing costs and points paid. Only $44,900 or $46,600 with fireplace

SHERWOOD GREENS

An above gound pool, a large detached garage with workshop and a three bedroom. One bath home at this great price. Living room, .dining area, electric baseboard heat, carport, fenced yard. $38,500.

COUNTRY SQUIRE

Two, three, four bedroom homes to be buift. Possible Farmers Home, FHA-235, FHA, VA financing BuUder will pay the points and closing costs Call us for details

12 3/8X ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGE POSSIBLE

Gorgeous new Williamsburg Three bedrooms, 2W baths, living room, dining room, breakfast area, large family room with built-ins and fireplace. Microwave. Wood Storage building

deck.

123, 8X ADJUSTABLE MORTGAGE POSSIBLE

This quality new home In Tucker Estates can be financed at 12 3/8 APR! Wooded lot. Three bedrooms, 2' baths, living room, formal dining room, family room with fireplace, breakfast area and double garage. $67,500

$112.000

CALICO

Live in the country and enjoy the good life! Approximately 1.6 acres Three bedrooms, 2Vi baths, living room, family room with fireplace, double carport. Spacious workshop and garage. $45,000

CLUB PINES Reduced in price. You realty should see this home! Three bedrooms, two baths, living room, dining room, family room Witt) fireplace and wood box. breakfast area, microwave, wood deck, Stor^. S83.000.

CHERRY OAKS.

New and a popular floor plan Four bedrooms, two baths, pretty great room with fireplece. dining room, kitchen with breakfast area, deck, expandable attic. Possible 12 3/6% financing. 176,500.

FHA 235 . COMMITMENTS AVAIUBLE

756-5395

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