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lOOTH YEAR NO. 234

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTIONGREENVILLE, N.C. WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981

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Postal Ratos Going Up

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WASHINGTON (AP) The Poitid Service today the price oT a firat-ciaas ataii^ from 18 cenU to 80 cents, eaecveNov.l, the Poitil flirvke said it has loat almoet $126 millioo in the flromoinha since the rate iNig up (nm IS cents.

Without the increase, the Postal Service would have

incurred cootiDuing and dangerously high operating loeaes

at least another year, Robert L Hardesty, chairman of the Postal Service Board, said.

HardestY said that wttheut the rate the Postal

Servlpi wmM have heen faieadtehp^

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"this come btdd have baen flacaU^ htesponsibie and intmWiBt wfthlttelegal mdate managed efSdentty and ecoounically," he said.

He added, "Rie Postal Servfce cannot oontliHie to ddiver your mall at 1971 prices."

the Postal Sendee also raised other mail rates today, Fw example, the charge for mailing a post card was incr^sed from the present 12 cents to 13 cents as of Nov. 1.

The bulk rate for regular third class maU, now 33 cents per

pound, goes to 45 carts m Nov. 1, and at the same time the

nonfmflt bulk rate will increase from the present 15.3 cents per pound to 15 A cents per pound.

Todays rate hikes represent an unprecettented uniiatoal action by the Postal Service, which in the past has raised rates only after obtaining approval from tbe separate Postal RateCinninission.

But the Postri Service can raise rates without that approval. Three times already this year, the P<Mtal Rate ftjraud reepieste for

Ptstal Servios board met lor three hours Tuesday to

again consider raising rates, but Assistant Postmaster Goml Walter Oika arid afterwanl that no deciston would be aanoiiicedaiiUl today.

Raltesg the jnlce of stamps without seridng the commission's permlsrion will almost certainly be challenged in wwt by businesses who use the mails

The Postal Service had another option trying (mce gain with the Rate Commission. That would have left rates as they are now until next summer, but the eventual hike could make stan^is cost as much as 22 coits.

Senate To Pick Choices

ECU Niws Bureau Hie ECU Faculty Senate will hold a special meeting Oct. 6 to select three faculty memhos to serve on the Cliaiiceilor Seiectian Committee.

'Ihe selectioD committee, now being formed wUl screen JtopUcants 1^ re-cominead a successor to Chancellor Thomas B. Brewer, who resigned ef-

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sentatlves on^toe teete commlttefc toi of whoto flSgy bn to Chair el toe oculty. Dr. Thomas H. Johnson, a health and physical educatfoo profesfor, but who will be named by tbe ooouDittoe chairman. Mib<K8 <4. toe General

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Filing Deadline Friday

Margaret Register, supervisor of the Pitt Board of Elections, noted that Friday, Oct. 2 at 12 noon is the filing deadline for citizens who plan to seek elected offices in Greenville and eight other Pitt municipalities on Nov. 3.

Miss Register said that municipal ballottng for mayor and city councU wUl be held here and seats on tbe various town boards in

Ayden, Bethel, Falkland, Fountain, Grifton, Grimesland, Simpson and WintervUle wUl be filled.

Tbe dectfons official said the deadline for unregistered voters to get their names bn the books for the municipal elections is 5 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 5.

from his or her precinct for 30 days or more befwe the electkm and has not had voter records transferred to the new precinct would be ineligible to vote unUl the transfer has been made.

^redal registration hours will be observed the Board of Electkms, she said. The GreenvUle office at 201 E. Second Street will remain open Friday, Oct. 2 untU 7 p.m. and on Saturday, Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. untU 3 p.m.

'Ihe town haU in Ayden wUl be open

Saturday, Oct. 3 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. and in Bethel, re^^rtratton books virill be opoi at

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FarmvUte wl lun^iiatectk onTueaday, Oct. 1 with a riBHrff, if needed, conducted on Tuesdav.Nov.8.

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Four Of Iran's Military Leaders Die In Crash Of U.S.-Made Plane

Reagan Fiscal Policies Take Effect At Midnight

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Ihe Chancellor Setectfon Cammittee also will iochide five trustees, the preskleat of the ECU Alumirt Affiodrifon ai tbe presideirt of toe Student Government Aftoclation^.

ECU trustees cJiairman Ashely B. Futrell of Washiirton will chrir the Chanceuor Setectfon Committee and hat rifted receipt of names of tbe Faculto Senate nomineea by Oct. i, Johnson said, m asked that such informatfon he submitted in wrttow ri toe tone oftbenomioatoni.

^ MICHAEL PUtZEL Aaaodated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -The federal governmoit sets II new fiscal course at mid-nigbt tooigbt and nearly 100 mlllkm American workers wUl see the first effects of it In their next paycheck.

But Just as tbe increase in take^wme pay wont look like a lot at firet, tbe tooad economic changes that President Reagan hopes to bring about with his (Hogram are urt likriy to riiow iq> for at least ayear.

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, tacm monber has asked HotUiie to make its readort aware of some ftpedal toenagers. She wiiria: **We often bear bow todays youth are rielkeotered, m^Qomered and laseliahte Iftto to teU everyone itooid two young men wbo do oo| R into ttito mold. Jerry Simpson ia a senior at Qpri^Ble Oiristian Academy. He picks 19 HaaQMr W*

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briftoi, bag a body cast, and to to ft whed diair. She toiMi bom wtto ft bole in her qitoe. Jerry has

in Mlri ftfld aiiNber to fat her out He has a hllril wlm bdps tom. Ife to Chris Harris, also a GGAihpdmt **Aii JiMiTy and CMs wheat Heather into the buUdtog each mornliig. m sdiods atmorito^^ to soddeoly brightened. I took fm^ard to this oventMy.

The administration remains i^timistic and determined in tbe face of doirtrters who say Rians program simply wont work and critics who go further airtl insist it will mean ady pain and hardship.

Incorporating tbe largest iiKxmie tax cuts in his^ and inpecedented reductions in non-driense spending, tbe Reagan program sets a new and uncharted course based on the concept that Americans will fare better if government plays a smaller rrie to their lives . and business is glvoi incentives to rebuild the nafioos

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"Its not scMnrihing ttiat wfll transform w is brtended to tramform the nature ri the economy to the next 24 hours, said David R. Gergen, tbe preridents ctoef spoilsman. "Its laying tbe foundatioo for gradual progress more than anything else."

In an interview Tuesday, Gergen said admtolstratkm economists prolict things will begin to get better by the end of the year or tbe begtontog of next year as interest rates dedliie. That will be followed by a new ^ round Of budget cut proposals and, if tbe Rei^ program works, a dedtoe to unempteyment figures.

Tbe most widriy ftit tos-tmrt effect ri the persmal tax-cut portion of the administrations economic package will be an increase of $3 to 17 to a typical wage-earner's weekly takehonre pay begtontog with tbe next payche^ Tbe exact amount depends on bow much a worker mafcen and bow many exemptions aredrimed.

The sliglit drop in tax wifbholdtog to the ffrst iii-strilnrent of tbe administra-tfons three^rtage frtan that cuts kidivjttiri tomnre taxes 5 percent begntog Thufi-

dayandUpenprttoeadtri fbenexttwnyeik At first, It wtoonfy amount to a little extra pocket moitey for most Amerteans and peniT>8 be^ them make up some of tbe huytog power they already have lost to

inflation. But the presideirt hopes tlwy wont Jiwt go out and spend It. That would be toflatfonary.

Ite woidd prefer that th^r take advantage of another program that goes into effect Thursday tax-free savings certificates. What makes the so-called all-savers certificates attractive, particularly to those who pay 30 percoit or more of their income to taxes, is that the interest on them - ig> to $1,600 per taxpayer is tax exempt. The rate of toterest pgid on the certificates will be tied to what the government pays to borrow via tbe sate of Treaairy bills.

Not Jan. 1, another part of tbe program will take effect, enabtoig anyone to set up an to(%idual retirement account to put off paying taxes on mon^ set asl^ for retirement. Various business tax breaks granted by the new law are retroactive to last Jan. 1.

BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) Four of Irans top military commanders were killed when their giant U.S.-made 0130 transpiMt crashed to a putrtic square of a Tehran subwrb, the government said today. An undetermined number ofotber Iranians, ri-thei: aboard tire plane on ttrei^oiffld, riso perished.

The plane went down Tuesday evening in Rahrlzak, 13 miles south of Tehran, killing the defense minister, Ool. Musa Namju, the chief of staff, MaJ. Gen VrieoUahFaUabi, tbe former defense minister and air force commander, Col. Javad Fakuri, and tbe ;ttog commander of the Revolutionary Guard milltfa, Mohsen Kolabdoz, Tehran

Iranlw ^ sato the r^li^leftist plots to assassinate tbe chief justice, Abdulkarim ArdaUli, and the nations police chief, Col. Ibrahim Hejazl, and that Revriu-tionary Guards battled leftist guerrillas today to Tehrans tnrin avouiet ci Vail Asr, Engbelab and Ferdouil, and arrested as many as 50 of them.

The four Ulted to ttre plane crash were returning from victory ceremonies to Irans embattled southwest oil province of Khuzistan to celbrate thrir weekend of-fenrive that broke Iraqs 11-month siege of the Iranian oil reftolmi rity of Abadan, Tehran said. The

plane was loaded with

war dead.

There was no word whether sabotage caused tbe plane crarii in toe struggle between the govenunent and leftist guririas of tte llu-Jabedeen Khaiq organizatfoD blamed for a three-month campaign of bombtogs nd assasstoatfons.

This sort of accident, immense as it nrtght be, not only does not weaken the will of the armed forces and the revolutionary gnards, but

ralher heightens their decisiveness to dealing with tbe enemy, said the communique.

The military said the plane took off from Ahvaz, capital of Khuzistan, with a load of dead or wounded Iranian troops to additicii to the top military commanders.

"We do not know ri this point, bpt the plane was totally destroyed," said an official at Iranian Jrint chiefs of staff vtoen asked by trie-pbore about the cause of the crash.

An official at Tehran Radio who declined to be named said to a telepbooe interview thoe were civflton casuaittes on the ground because of tte crash txit said exact figures were unavailable.

The gtverflment pro-clrimed a thrriHiay mourning period and schedided funerals Thursday at the

military academy to T^an.

The loss was the most serious blow to Ayatollah RuhoUah Khomeinis Islamic fundamentalist regime since the firebomb assassinations of President Mohammad AU Hail and Prime Minister Hijatoleslaffl Bahonar Aug. 30.

The crash came two days before Iranians go to the prils to riect Rajris sue-cessOT. Tire almost-certaln victor is Hojatrieslam All Khamenei, a Khomeini disciple who beads the niU^ Iriamic Rq;xdHican Party.

Khonntois regime used the Abadan offoisive to rally nationwide support for its bid to tostril a fiariamentalist Moslem clergyman as the nextpresidort.

The 81-year-old patriarch and Ms rides have been campo^iiire for a massive turnout at Ore pdUs to Fri

days presidential elections. They want this to offset what they called an insurgent campaign to scare voters away.

The government blamed tbe M^riiedeen, Irans la^ est arii-goveroment group, for killtog a high-raiktog clergyman Tuesday. Ho-latoleslam Abdulkarim Hashemi-Neja3 was killed ^ a hand-grenade blast which also killed tbe assassin, state news agencies said.

The clergy-led regime blames the Mujahedeen for killing more than 300 government leaders. Firing squads exeeuted more tto 43 accused leftists Tuesday, raising to more than 1,000 tbe number of govenunort foes executed in toe regtores atmpt to cnab distent following the ousto* of ex- ~ president AbQlhassan Bani-SadrinJune.

Maier Named To Panel On Higher Education

EnJNewsBiffmHi Eto. Robert H. Mater, v|ee chancellor for academic attain of M Caroitoa Universlty, has been antototed to toe advisory council for toe blue-rtobon National Commission on Higher Education Issues.

TTre araiouncement was made to Washington by Thomri M. Stauffer, strif director of the NationriCbmmisefoo. ,

The ctonmlrifok chaired to Rririen W, Fleming, prtoent f fte C&TxiraUon for Public Lroadasttog and fomwr proddort of the University of Michigan, is investigating means of matotrining quailto to hi|^r education (hiring times of budget cutbacks, high tollatfon andeecmomlc tricertatoty.

Its advifltny ebuncil will study tbe com-missfons fintongs and advise m toe key issues for todusk to reccmunoidations. The coro-missfon, underwritten by a grant from the J(ton D. and Catbertoe T. MacArthur Founda-ti(m of Chicago, includes r^resentatives of right natkmri higher education associatkms and a oumbo' (rt leading higher educatioi administrators of coUeges and universittes.

Membership includes Robert S. MacNamara, former president of (he World Bank; C. Pria Ma*ato, president of the UWlverslty of Minnesota; Baitara Newell, chancellor of the State Uhii^rslty System of Florida; Beniamin Payton, presidait of Tuskegee Instftute; E.K. Fretwii Jr., chancellor of the linivers^ of Nixrii Cairitoa at Charlotte; Edward B. Friske, education editor of the New York Times; Robert Ray, governor of Iowa, Virginia B. Stoith, prtent of Vassar Coltege; Derek C. Bei, president of Harvard University; and Alien W. Oslar, executive director of the Aarerican Association of State CoU^ and Universities.

At ECU, Maier has adminirirative re^ionsi-bUity for all academic departments and related programs and functions in toe Coltege of Arts and Sciences and all professiooa schools except the School of Medicine. He ji formerly dqiuty chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay, where he was professor of science and environmental change and of public and environmental administration.

City Holds Final Session On Growth Plan

ByTOMBAlNES Reflector Staff Writer Tire final public hearing before tbe city pUuming riaff aitonlts its draft Greenvilles Ccnn-

pirirensive Plan, which is rimed ri providing a guide to the citys future physical development, washeld Tuesday night ri ball.

Si^^Bfewder of toe Plaimtog Department bririly discmta higrtigbts of toe document with a small public hearing gafliering, explaining that toe plan is part of the Councils goal to

achieve ordoiy growth.

Browder said the Couuril adc^rted a resolution autoorizing the formulation of a comprehensive {dan wbkfa would be a ^Nrorfc do(mait" and "serve as a rrierence wbm desdtag with rhangM to precise legislative tools such as toe zontog ordtoance, zontog map, Wbdivisfon regulatfons, CEfoital improvemorts programs, etc.

He said the document will be general and reflect "area-wide goals and concepts.* It "will be comprrirenslve to the sense that it win include ril of Greoville and its extraterritoriai area, and wUl (aoompass toe functtonai dements Whtefa bev on dtvetepnreirt,** ttreplanaer said.

Browder pointed out tori toe totont of the city is to make ttre pbn flexfirte and "reflect coirtem-srenry riOtuctes airi ixmcepts, but also lend itself to toe review pnces necessary to keep It curreirt wttfa changing times."

Planntog documents to the past have derit with 8|recific topics such M popidrifoa growth, recre

ation, housing, transportation, economy, enqdoymort, and devel(^ment troxls, he said. Tire irew plan "attenqrts to combine these various componoits into a broad overall view of Greenvilles presnt and future envinMiment.

The (Mmqirrirensive documoit "is a plan, not a law," Browder added.

Basic goals and objectives of the plan deal with: piiidic irtillties and intergovernmental relations; institirtlonal devdopmait (East Carolina University, Pitt Memorial Hospital); residential devel-opmoit; commot^ial development, industrial development; agriculture and open space; transportation; recreation; cultural aspects; energy conservation; and annexatioQ.

Browder said ttre staff has put together a draft of the {dan, involving some 150-200 pages of data and 60 pages of mapping. The Council, be said, was adamant in underling citizen input in the devri(inart]pcess.

IX*. Drima Blinsoo, superintendoit of GreoivUle City S(toool8, said discussions of the city Board ot Education have conrtoeed me that there is a keen Interest on the part of the board...in the comprehensive plan..."

Bliiiscm su^reted "that ttre city and the school syston must work cooperatively together for the mutual benefitof both institutions." .

BTthout mentkming other specific pn^wsris, Bltoson suggested "that the critical step now is a commitment to joint planning and cooperation by ttre city and the sctoool system."

He cited the possibility of a joint committee of board members and coimcilmen as a means toward opening a channel of commimicatkHi between the city and school system.

My main purpose in being here tonight, and the most significant point I wi^ to make is simply that the welfare and firture of the city...is ins^arable from the welfare and future of the...city schools.

Dr. J(Hi Tinglestad expressed a concern re-lalative to school system fundtog. He said we are looking at decreased tondtog."

Councilman Garemre Gray endorsed a working relationship betweoi the sc^s and Uk city and said tbe fact that the city aj^xiints only three members to the educatfon board now doent negate the rifort" to have a good rriationship.

GiuncUman Dick McKee said the Council has an obligation to cocate and he said the citys goals ^ objectives striement should include a section relative to tire schools syston.

Mayor Don McGlohon said the Comprehensive Plan is one of ttre most important things we have done during the present Councils two-year tenure. Addressing a queriion regarding the Mayors Advisory Committee recommaidations, McGlohon srid the committees work dealt primarily with services while the plan is basicaUy a land use document."

McKee added thri the plan is intended to be a ptrticy guide for fong range planning" and is meant to be chanfed as the community changes.

]-The DaUy Reflector, GreenvUie, N.C.-Wedneaday, September un

Wife Wants Husband To Keep Off the Grass

By Abigail Van Buren

( 1981 by Univarsai Prest Syndicate

DEAR ABBY: Most of bur friends are in the 25- to 35-year-old ajte group, and although they are lovely people, they occasionally smoke marijuana (especially the husbands) as a casual recreation. Ive never approved of this, but I figure what people do is their own business. However, we have a new baby and I do not want her exposed to this especially when she gets older. Im sure our friends will respect my wishes if I ask them not to smoke pot in our home, but I cant expect them to abstain when we are guests in their homes.

To make matters worse, my husband sometimes joins in the pot-smoking, although he never smokes it otherwise. This infuriates me because he knows I hate it. He claims he enjoys it once in a while, and its harmless.

Do you see a solution here? Our friends are nice people and Id hate to lose them over this issue.

POT SHOT IN CALIFORNIA

DEAR POT SHOT: Your biggest problem is persuading your husband to change his mind. Recent studies show that marijuana is not the "harmless drug it was thought to be. If hes not willing to accept that, ask him to forgo that "enjoyment as a favor to you. (Marriage is a series of trade-offs, you know.)

And as for your lovely friends: Explain that you dont want to be where marijuana is being smoked, and if you lose their friendship, it wont be the first friendship that has gone up in smoke. (Or gone to pot.)

DEAR ABBY; For years I constantly complained about my health. I couldnt sleep, couldnt stay awake and was always taking pills. 'Then I discovered Recovery, Inc.! Its a wonderful organization and Im sure it saved my life. This support group taught me specific techniques for handling sleeplessness, depression, nervousness, etc.

You would do your readers a wonderful service by telling them about Recovery, Inc. There are 1,(X)0 groups in the U.S. and Canada.

GRATEFUL AND FUNCTIONING

DEAR GRATEFUL: The organization you praise is everything you said it is.

Literature is available by writing to Recovery, Inc., 116 South Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. 60603. Its non-profit, so please send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope.

DEAR ABBY; Our problem is a lady who sings so loudly in church that she drowns everybody else out. She is a regular churchgoer and is getting up in years, so nobody wants to hurt her feelings by calling this t her attention, but I can tell you it sure doesnt make for very good listening. Suggestions? She gets louder every Sunday.

ANOTHER CHURCHGOER

DEAR CHURCHGOER: The poor woman could be losing her hearing. However, she goes to church to pray, right? And so do you. So next Sunday, throw in an extra prayer for her, and practice the virtue of tolerance.

Civitan

Honors

Holliday

Installation of officers for 1981-62, recognition of the Civitan of the Year and the presentation of awards for community service highlighted the recent Installation and Ladies Night Banquet held by the Greenville Civitan Club.

Charlie A. Holliday, former Greenville city engineer, was the recipient of the Good Citizenship Award. The award is given annually in recognition of a Greenville citizens contribution to the community.

Holliday served as city engineer from 1956 until his retirement in 1978.

"rhe Civitan of the Year Award was presented to William F. Troutman, a professor of political science at East Carolina University and a past presid^it of the Civitan Club. During Troutmans presidency, the Greenville Oub celebrated

its 25th anniversary and was cited as the outstanding club in the area.

Officers for the 1981-82 year installed at the banquet were: Julian Rawls, president; Doug Caldwell, president-elect; Bill Wright, vice-president, Riil Gamer, secretary; and John Johnson, treasurer.

Robert Bertini of Greensboro, a Civitan lieutenant governor, led the installation of the new officers.

Attended G>nvention

Mayo ADen, dty (firector of pubUc works, recently attended the Intematiooal PubUc Works Congress and Equipment Show in Atlanta.

The c<ference, which fdlowed the theme, "Mal^ Government Wot Better,

PHOTOSHOW NEW YORK (AP) -"Ka&a-Prague, an exhib-itkm (A 169 photogr^ihs and a body of in^wrtant documentary matolal, is b^ shown at the Jewish Museum through Jan. 3,1982.

The show tells the personal story of Franz Kafk against the badtground of the dty of Prague.

provided public works officials with the opportunity to exchange idmts iod becne familiar with diiferent types of pttbiic works operations.

Alien also attended several wmkshops in administrative

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Pitt Will Offer Nutrition Plan

Pitt is one of three Eastern North Carolina counties selected to participate in a project designed to save babies from the negative effects of poor maternal nutrition.

Tlw project the wdy cm of its kind - is funded by the March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation and has been established through the School of Public Health at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

The one-year $74,000 project is intended to improve the health and nutriticm of expectant women by training health professional who will counsel them during pregnancy. The training will be offered in a two-week course, half of which will be classroom lectures and half on-site training at a health facility. Five of these courses will be held during the year.

Martha Ogburn, R.N., M.S., a perinatal nurse educator, will help direct the course. She, along with other

professionals from across the state and nation, will lead seminars intended to provide background on nutrition, pregnancy and health advocacy in an interdisciplinary siting. The seminar, titled "Improving Post-partum Outcomes for Mothers and Babies, will be given for selected fellows in community hospitals, health dq;)artments, clinics, i^ysi-cians offices.

Field sites in Eastern North Caroina are located in Wayne, Wilson and Pitt Counties. The first session will be bdd in October.

Dr. Jonathan Kotch, assistant professor of maternal and child health in the School of PuMic Health is coKlirector of the project. He said the goal of the program as an effort to readi and teach womo) abmit the risks of having low-weigbt babies; especially for teenagers, unmarried mothers, and women with low education and income levels. He re-

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WASHINGTON, N.C. (AP) A 32-year-old Welcome man was in staMe condition Tuesday at Beaufort County Hospital after his small airplane hit several trees and crashed late Mcxiday.

Mark Clifhm Millaways plane apparently touched down Monday evening at a private qirstrip east of Highway 17 near Wa^gUm.

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Dawn Holland Weds David Roberson

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Dawn HoUaod and David Rob^^ were imited in marrige Sunday afternoon in a three ockxdc ceremony bdd at the Winterville Free Will Baptist Cburd). The Rev. Bobby Futreli perfcMTned the douUe ring ceremony.

The bride is the dau^to-of Mr. and Mrs. W.S. Holland of Ayden and the tHrid^nxan is the scm of Bilr. and Mrs. Earl Roberson of Bear Grass.

A pn^am (rf wedding music was presented by Mrs. Debby Gray, pianist, Bob Hines, guitarist, Mrs. Jo Aim Pennington and Emerson Hobgood, who sang Aimies Song, The Weddtag Saig, Follow Me and The Wedding Prayer.

The bride, escwted by her father, wore a gown of candlelight angle chiffon over taffeta with an mnpire bodice and Queen Anne neckline highlighted with peau de ange lace and seed pearis. The full sleeves extended to 1^ covered cuffs with peari accoits. The skirt extended into a brushed hemline enhanced with an inverted insert at the hemline (rf matching lace and pearls and flowed chapd length. Her chapel length veU was of candlelight bridal illusion with nK^s of peau (te ange lace aiKl seed pemds. She carried a cascfxle of silk pink rosebuds and steptianotis accented with pink streamers and strands of pearls.

Rhonda Sutton, cousin of the bride of New Bern, was honor attoxlant and bridesmaids included Gloria Baker of Greenville, Guyla Evans of Tarboro and Sara Crusie, sister of the bridegroom of Harkers Island. They each wore a formal gown of daphne rose with matching chiffon capes and carried a white lace fan centered with a silk arrangemait of pink roses, babys breath and rose streamers.

The father of the bridegroom was best man while groomsmen included Billy IMaod, tother of the bride of Ayden, A1 Harris, nephew of the bridegroom of Harimrs I^and and Joe, Wobbleton, oousin of the brtderoom of Williamston.

Stacey White of Ayde was

FARMVnJ - The an-mial meeting of District vm NCDAR was held here last week at die DAR Cha{^ House. Moidiers of the Major Benjamin May Chapter were the hostesses.

District Director Mrs. Roger E. Deeper conducted the meeting. Mrs. Rhoderick T. Williams, regent of the Farmville dmpter, extended the welcome with Mrs. E. M. Balloigee, regent (rf Susanna Coutanch Evans Chapter, Greoiville, repcmding.

Mrs. Rdaer^. Hudgins IV, state regent, gave a report of evaits for the year including the Yorktown Bicentennial, the regents projed, pred-dent ^mrals proje^ {dans for the date meeting and Continmtal Congress. She was introduced by Mrs. Albert J. Potter, state vice regent.

Reports were given tty district chapters including Edaiton Tea Party, Betsy

Dowdy, Major Benjamin May, Susanna Coutanch Evans, Elizabeth Montford Ashe, Micajah Pctteway, Halifax Resolves, Major Reading Blount and Thomas Hadley.

New district dfico^ presented by Mrs. W.P.McLean, are Mrs. Williams, district dilator, Mrs. Ballengee, vice director and Mrs. Donald McLane, secretary-treasurer. Others serving on the nominating committee were Miss Elizabeth Lang, Farmville and Mrs. E. B. Vickers, Wilson.

Mrs. Moses M(^, Mrs. Fred Sauls, Suzaime Moye, Dawn Caimon, Allison Baker, Sara Frances S^ivant were pages.

A lunche<Hi was held at the First Baptist Church.

Mrs. Charles Carr introduced some the cast from Oklahoma, being given by the Farmville Arts Council. Mrs. Bob Deans and Ken Poe

sang several selectioos from the musical aco(apanied by Mrs. Mike Dixon and Kelly Hot^ood.

Mrs. Jack Riley reported for the registratimi (xanmit-tee and was assisted Mrs. Mike Dixon and Kelly Hobgood.

Mrs. McLane extoxied an invitation for the 1962 meeting to be hdd in Greenville.

Visiting state officers and chairmen were hontxred at a dinner at the home of Mrs. Elmer FIMce. Assisting were Miss Nancy Lewis, Mrs. Carl Betts, Mrs. Moses Moye, Mrs. Frank Bradham, Suzanne Moye and Allisrai Baker.

Welcoming guests were Miss Tabith DeVisconti, Mrs. Arch Flanagan, Mrs. Williams, Miss Ailine Mewborn, Miss Ima Mewbom and Mrs. Jack Riley. Mrs. Carr was chairman of the dinner committee.

Honored were Mrs. Hudgins, Mrs. Potter, Mrs. Leonard W. T(^ing, state chaplain, Mrs. Louis L. H(dd-state regarding secre-

tary, Mrs. William L North, state corresponding secretary, Mrs. Claude F. Thomason, state m^anlzing secretary, Mrs. Joseph K. 9wwfety, state treasurer.

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flower giri and Ridi Riddick of Winterville was ring bearer. The flower girl wore a pink floor loigi gown featuring puffed sleeves ard a iKX^ied skirt accented with ruffles. She carried a white lace basket filled with a silk arrangement of pink roses, babys breath and streamers. The ring bearer carried a handmade pillow of satin and lace, accoited in cross stitch, made by the sister of the bridegroom.

The mother of the bride chose a teal blue street length dress and the mother of the bridegroom wore a peach street length dress. Both were remembered with corsages of white silk roses aiidstqihanc^is.

Mrs. Susan Buck, aunt (tf the bride of Ayden, directed theweddipg.

The co(g)le will be living in Fayetteville.

The bride is a graduate of

East Carolina University. The bridegroom is a graduate of N. C. State University and is presently a lieutenant in the 82nd Airborne Division of the U.S. Army, stationed at Fort Bragg.

A reception was given by the brides parents in the Winterville Community Building where guests were greeted by Mrs. Betty Ayers,

. aunt of the briitegroom and Mrs. Peggy Sutton, aunt of the bride. Cake was cut by Mrs. Sarah Whitehurst, aunt of the bridegroom and Miss Rhonda Riddick. Punch was poimed by Mrs. Elizabeth Roberswi, aunt of the bridegroom. Others assisting were Mrs. Shelby Griffin, Mrs. HUda HoUand, Mrs. Jo Ann Wade and Mrs. Stella McLawh(ii. Jessica Hales, cousin of the bride,, distrS)-uted rice bags and Kim Blettner presided at the guept register.

An after-rehearsal party was given by the parents of the bridegrooin^ was held at the home of ufe bride.

A luncheon tKxioring the bride, bridesmaids and special guests was given by Mrs. Charles White and daughter, Stacey.

The Pitt County Association of Insurance Women held its meeting last week at the Ramada Inn. Kurt Fickling of Flckling Inir-ance Associates presoited a program on Products and Completed OpoTkxis liability.

Sarah Jenkins, ways and means chairpersim, reported (XI the prqiaration for a bazaar at Canfina East Mall to be held Saturday, Oct. 10. Proceeds will be used for the clubs welfare projects.

Sandra Sawyer was nominated to serve as the clubs representative ci the NCAIW nominating committee.

Guests present for the meeting were Jane Greene from Ahoskie, Ken Sawyer and Susan Hillard.

The meeting was con-diKted by Predoit Joyce Mills, CPIW.

SOLIMAN NAMED

NEW YORK (API -Patricia B. Solimn has bei' named associate publisher, vice president, and a member of the editorial board of the Trade Division of Simon & Schuster.

Ms. Solimn had been president of Coward, McCann &Geoghegair.

HIGH POINT-The North Carolina Art Society and the furniture indu^ will join hands for a special event announced for Saturday, Oct. 31 here.

The Beaux Arts Ball will be held at 8 p.m. at the Top of the Mart, Southern Furniture Market Exposition Building. The annual black tie fund raiser will include a Uuee course French dinner preceded by cocktails. Music for dancing will be presented by the North Carolina Scdwol of die Arts Jazz Ensemble.

The North Carolina Art Society is the member^p and volunteer su{^rt gr^ for the North Carolina Museum of Art. Proceeds from previous balls have helped to fund acquisiticxis of works of art.

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Ralls

Boro to Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Ralls, Ahoskie, a son, Jason Brett, on Sept. 22, 1961, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Smith

Boro to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elwood Smith, Goldsboro, a daughter, Amanda Joy, on Sept. 22, 1981, in Pitt Memorial Hospital. , ,,

RobenoD Boro to Mr. and Mrs. Mflton Dean Roberson, Win-tervflte, a dai#ter, Terese Lavone, on Sept. 23,1981, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

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JOINED BY THE WOLF AT THE DOOR!

Jhe ECU Board of Trustees apparently settled the matter of reconsidering the resignation of Chancellor Thomas Brewer Friday by taking the initial step in the search for a new chancellor.

The trustees met here with Dr. William Friday, president of the UNC system, to hear the procedures for choosing a chancellor. There had been some sentiment for a reconsideration of the Brewer resignation but apparently no action was taken in that direction during the executive session of the board.

Following the closed session Ashley Futrell, chairman of the board, announced that Dr. Joseph Boyette, dean of the graduate shcool, had been named executive secretary of the chancellor search committee.

The board actually was not required to take any action on the Brewer resignation since the resignation was submitted to and accepted by President Friday. The president is to work out ctetails for concluding the present chancellors duties, and President Friday wUl also name an interim chancellor.

We anticipate that the transition will be made as smoothly as possible. The changing of chancellors is a difficult time for a university, and strong leadership will be needed from all ad-ministators at ECU while the involved process of selecting a new chancellor is underway.

It is most important that an outstanding administrator be chosen as interim chancellor to lead the university until the new chancellor is chosen.

Tobacco Field Marriages?

Gov. Jim Hunt has launched an all-out effort to devele^) North Carolinas Research Triangle Park as the East Coast center for the lucrative microelectronics industry. We trust hes prepared for what may lie ahead A recent wire service story from Sunnyvale, Calif. in the heart of that states massive Silicon Valley microelectronics complex ^ tells of a wedding chapel presided over by Rev. Apple, the name given to an Apple II computer programmed to perform marriage ceremonies. As a

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bonus, it will provide a computer printout of the ceremony.

One of the men responsible for the computer marriages, part-time minister Reinhard Jaenisch, says it seems reasonable to him because, In Silicon Valley, a computer wedding is a very appn^riate means of self-expression sire so many people work for computer companies or chip companies.

We wonder about that. How many farmers and their brides have you seen exchanging vows in a tobacco field lately?

BY ART BUCHWALD

No Law Is Good Law

Food Stamp Rules

ByBILLNOBUTT RALEIGH - It seems such a short time ago that the keyword in food stamps was outreach. Government was expected to employ people to scour highways and byways hunting people to qualify them for assistance.

In the happy days of Lyndon Johnsons War on Poverty, high state officials spent much time defending their program from critics who claimed North Carolina singly wasnt doing enou^ to ^t enough people on the food stamp rolls.

All that has changed, with the Reagan Administration cutbacks.

The keyword in food stamps now is cutback,and high state officials are taking pains to describe how many pecle will be adversely impacted by the new rules and regulations taking effect this week.

According to pronouncements from the states Department of Human Resources, the new rules will eliminate an estimated 10,500 North Carolina families from the program and reduce the amount of stamps received in an estimated 70,000 other families...

The Rules A close review of the rules and regulations makes one less than convinced, however, that individuals who really need food stamps will be hurt by the changes.

Until now, when a family went in to apply for and qualify for food stamps in the

middle of the month, they got food stamps for the full month. Under new rules, food stamps will be given only for the number of days remaining in that month, then the full month allotment

get stamps; and any children living at home old enough to qualify not as dependents but as adults could also get stamps. Now, the household will get stands.

Until now, strikers could get food stamps. The new rules make food stamps available in such cases only when the family Income was low enou^ to qualify for help before the strike, with no additional food stamps to make up for wages lost because of the strike.

The biggest change is that income limitations will be imposed strictly. Unless an elderly person, w one receiving disability assistance

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Beagle, who woiks in the U.S. Departnjoit of Justla, called n% and asked, Do you want to play tennis this morning?

Its only tai oclock, I protested. "Dont you have any work to do?

Nqje. Were not supposed to do any work, or we get in trouble.

But airely someone is violating someones civil rights In the country.

Weve been instructed to stay away from that sort of thing. We dont want to get Jesse Helms mad.

What has Jesse Helms got to do with the Justice Department?

He doesnt have anything to do with Justice directly, but every time we try to carry out any of tte civil ri^ts laws, he starts screaming his head off to the White House, and then the word is passed down to lay off.

But dont you have some antitrust cases to work on? Whats antitrust?

' You know one company swallowing up another so there will be less competition.

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Until now, a person who qualified for various welfare aids mi^t be in a nursing home at government expense, or otherwise placed in an institution where meals were provided as a part of the daily (H)erating expense already being paid for. StUl, that individual could qualify for and receive food stamps. New rules eliminate that duplication.

Until now, individuals who were members of the same family and lived together in the same house could qualify individually for food stamps. That way, the parents would

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In the Sept. 22,1981 edition of the East Carolinian, the ECU student newspaper, there is an (pinion article ititled, Greenville Must Re^ject Students, "nie article accuses Greenville of being a parasite feeding upon the students. The article then points out several z(iing changes and city ordinances which have effected a nwasure of a>ntrol over movement of citizens, including ECU students.

We could hold a lengthy dbate over the need for ZMiing changes and point out that these are necessary to maintain orderly growth of our city; however, this is not the issue. We could debate our economic system in this capitalistic society and point out that many of our local merchants are alumni of ECU and, In a sense, you are a product of your own making, and point out that the East Carolinian engages in the same practice, for in the Sept. 22 edition, there were at least 65 paid ads (Im sure they gladly took the merchants money); however, that, too, is not the issue.

The issue is thte: Shallow thinking and leactership on the part of the East Carolinian and SGApresidoit.

True, merchants, are out to make money. What, then, is your motive for feeding on the fears and anxieties of a few? If you were leaders, youd be looking fm* ways to bridge the gap.

Who put Greenville cm the map indeed? ECU is Just a part of it. Burrou^s-Wellcome, Enq>ire Brushes, Diqxmt, Procter and Gamble, Union Carbide, Eaton, our agriculture, a host of other Smaller business people, along with good government, good citizens and good churches.

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everyone crying out against him and ev^ with his friends weeping over his mistakes. The reason was that he would not compromise with evil and he paid the price.

No, we cannot go thmigh life having everyone spei: well of us. The time cfNnes whi we have to ^)eak out on the issues, and when we do, the irlends begin to fall away and the^iemies increase.

It is fine to have friends -but it is utteriy essential to have self-respect. Elisha Dou^ass

SELF-RESPECT A NECESSITY Our Lord cautioned his followers to beware viien all men spoke well of them.

What fanatical advice! Doesnt everyone like to be well spoken of? Is there anything better than going through , life having people ^)eak of us in terms of praise andaffectitm?

Our Lords life is an example of how a persons life may start out with every(ie praising him and come to its tragic but triumphant end with almost

Havent beard of one since Reagan got elected. You know bigness isnt necessarily badness. The way we look at it here, no large conpiny would ever do anything to stifle another company, and

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even if it did, it would take too much work to [ove it. Well, if youre not suing anyone fcnr civil ri^ts violations, and if youre not taking on any antitrust cases, vdiat are you doing about environmental protection violations?

Oh were very much Into environmental protection laws. If we find anycme violating them, we write a stiff letter telling them that if they dont desist well be very upset. Its actually a form letter but they dont know it.

And if they ignore tte letter?

Thats it. The JusUce Department is not in the business of harassing people.

But surely, Beagle, in spite of not wanting to ^t involved in too much lititi(i, th^ is something you pecle can find to do. What about white collar crime?

We prefer to settle those

cases out of court. If a guy makes a mistake and promises iK^ to do it again ttien there is no sense in making his life miseraWe.

What about organized crime?

Thats something else. We dont like organized crime any more than anybody else. But we have to make sure were operating within the law whra we go after those people. We cant vicate their civil rights.

I can see vdiy you want to play tennis in the mcnming, 1 said. But I should think you would feel badly that you cant carry out the laws of the land.

I do, every once in a while. If I really feel bad, I go after sometme who is cheating (xi welfare. Jesse Helms doesnt mind that.

I recall whai you were so busy prosecuting cases at Justice, you didnt have time to play tennis oi)aturday.

I remember those days too. But this administraticMi has a differit philosof^y. Were not out for a pound of flesh every time someone breaks a liberal law that shouldnt have been on the books in the first place. Well, I cant play tennis with you.

Okay, maybe Ill write a brief on school prayers as a friend of the court.

For schocd prayers or against them?

For them. What kind of Justice Dq^artment lawyer do you think I am?

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Time cools, time clarifies; no mood can be maintained quite unaltered throuip) the course of hours. Thomas Mann

Vance Broke Old Custom

1^ ROWLAND EVANS and ROBERT NOVAK WASHINGTON - The leak of a FMivate letter from former secretary state C^yrus Vance opposing the AWACS deal has und^nined President Reagans to line 14) a pro-AWACS bloc of all living ex-pre^deots and fMmer secretaries of state atri defense in favor of the deal.

Vances letter, written to anti-AWACS Democratic senatmr Alan CYan^ was not intonded ft- public coa-sun^km. Source in the senators office, however, leaked word that Vance q>-ptffied the sale of five AWACS radar aircraft to Saudi Arabia. What makes Vances positkm so valuaUe to arii-AWACS senators is the reputatkm he built during the Charter administration as pro-Arab.

VviKe Ud us his letter was a re^nse to a request from Cranston. He said he c^)posed selling AWACS to any country in the Middle East, including Israel. Former secretaries of state are usually scnq)uloLffi in not attemih ting to defeat another presidents policies, but Vance broke fliat rule earlier in criticizing Reagans arms CMitrol policy.

No Aid fm* Poland One of flie victims of the latest Reagan administration budget cutting was Secretary of State Alexander Haigs bid for substantial new U.S. aid to the virtually bankrupt communist regime in Pimd.

Officials from the Treaairy and the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), who have been waging a yearlwig backstage war with the State Department over foreign aid, ganged iq) (m Haig to defeat Polishid. Only Richard V. Allen, the White House national security assistant, backed Haig as a Cabinet council aiKl later the National Security Council decisively voted down new funds for Poland.

Murray Weidenbaum, the usually understated chairman of the presidents Council of Ectxwmic Advisers, delivered a passionate argument in the Cabinet council against Polish aid. He reflected the objection by Reagan economic policymakers to both tte effectiveness of foreign aid and its propriety in a time of budgetary restraint.

AnAngryNixoo Former preeident Nixcxi is fuming over the failure of the Reagan White House to periodically give him com-pletebriefings on national security policy.

Nixon confides to friends that he has had (xily (ie briefing since Jan. 20, vhen White House aide Richard V. Allen went to Manhattan to fill him in on foreign, mflitaiy and intelligence secrets.

UKre has be) no second visit, even though in recait years most presidis have taken elaborate precautions to ke^ their predecessors fully informed on the behind-the-scenes intelligence. Nixon is demanding similar treatnjent.

Fritz Moderates A sign of former vice president Walter F. Mondales gentle drift toward the Democratic Partys center in preparation for his 1984

presidential campaign was his ai^iearance at a Sept. 15 fund-raising roast for Mayw Edward Koch of New York, whose campaign for a second term has been under intense attack from the left.

Mondaies general nde is not to take sides in contested Democratic primaries, and he had agreed to attend Hie Koch fund-raiser only because it was to fdiow the Sept. 10 primary. But when a federal court forced the delay of the primary until Sept. 22, Mndale ehowed up anyway (roastingKoch as the John NcEnroeofpditlcs).

Mondales appearance confirmed the Judgment by Democratic insiders that he is consciously movii^ to the right of Sol. Edward M. Kennedy, his poasiUe rival for 1984. The Mack-liberal coalition that supported State Assemblyman Frank Bar-baros unsuccessful challenge of Koch in the New York City primary is also Kennedys power base.

Labor Feuding Machinists unicm lead^ William Winpisinger was less than happy atxHit the way the AFLGIOs Solidarity Day demonstration against Reaganomics was cmducted, not so much because he was excluded from the list of makers but because United Auto Workers (OAW) president Douglas Fraser was included.

Winpisinger, famed for the volume and variety of his profanity, has been wtNiderlng aloud how speakers were chosen. He had understood that AFLrCIO president Lane Kirlpand, as organizer of SMidarity Day, ^ Jerry' Wurf of the state county and municipal employees union, aa the union president who brou^t the most members to the rally, were to be the wily labor speakers. How, tten, asks Winpy, did Dtnig Fraser .get to the rostrum?

Since the return of the UAW to the AFlrCIO this year, Fraser has become Wiiq>is-ingers rival for dominaiice on the labor federations left wing. Both are uncomfortable with the AFLGIOs traditional hard anticommunist foreign policy, and each has toyed with the notion of a new leftlabor political party.

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ByJACKSCHREIBMAN Associated Press Writer

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A bottle of wine retailing fw $4 in Calilinmia sells for $18 in Japan - an example from the states bilUotKloQar wine industry of international trade barriers against wine produced in the United States.

It takes 21 pages to detail the comi^cated taxes, label requirements and other roadblocks foreign countries put in the path of U.S.-made wines. The United States, however, is virtually an open market for wines from tte rest of the world.

U.S. restrictions im wine are found in one sentence; A tariff of 37^ coits a gallon, and a label listing the percentage of alcohol.

In contrast, hme are some foreign ret^iirmnents, in addition to duty and taxes: The Eurq[)ean ComnMxi Market requires an import license for each shipment, and any member state may v^ aid) a license, banning the wine for the other members as wdl.

W^ Germany wwit let Paul Masson use its proprietary name Emerald Dry on the labd, which must indicate the potential alcohridfliewine.

-France does not allow the words, produced and bottled by ... m the IMbel

mqport license holder grows 100 percent of thegriqies.

Italy dmands the date of the gri^ harvest on the label in Itdian.

Wines to be sold in Qudoec Province in Canada must be in French and En^ish.

-Mexico imposes six taxes and addH charges, and demands three bott^ for the Ministry of Health.

U.S. winemakm-s look on Venezuelas rules with particular dismay. That South American nation requires eight certificates, a bUl (rf ladm 18 product and label samples, a power of attorney, six visas, a certificate of iiwredients, and 14 copies m various documents.

California produces 70

percent of all wine sMd in the United States and 92 percmit of U.S. wine sold overseas. A record 10 millkm galltms of California wine are eiqiected to be sh^^ overseas this year.

But last year, while the United States exported $30 million in wines, foreign producters shipped nearly ^ million in wine to tms country.

Edmund Mirassou, fourth-generation patriarch of Californias oldest winemaking family, says: Were tmly saying if they, any otbm* countiy, ouilds liq) a trade barrio against our wines, then we ^lould do the same with theirs... parity emial treatment on both sides of the faice.

JMm De Luca, president of the California Wine Institute, rq)reseatmg more than 400 California wineries, also complained of foreign barriers.

Cdi(iiia is still suffering wfiat De Luca called the lestecy of prohibition, when from 1917 to 1934 the U.S. wine industry went dtnmant, aid emeiiged as a baby

competing with countries that had bieen producing wine for 1,000 years.

The big wine-producing countries - France, Italy and Spain came roaring back into U.S. mark^, gaining trade concessions while refusing to make their own, he said. Until only recenfly, he added, foreign producer believed that if Americans wanted good wine, they would have to buy foreign labels.

De Luca said that view-I Mint is changing because < i^aUfornia win are sbowiiig tq? results in European bliS

Californias rqxitation is evicfont in a more academic way. The viflculture and etiology department at the University of Callfomia-Davis is famois for research into new varieties. France, iriiich produces some of ttie worlds greatest wh^, also recognizes the schools excdlaice and is sending its experts there in an effort to improve French wines.

Nation's Debt Ceiling

Passes Trillion Dollars

By W. DALE NELSON Aodated Press Writer WASfflNGTON (AP) -Sixty-five years after it passed the billion-dollar mark, the national debt is headed over $1 trillkm for the first time in history.

The Senate passed by a vote of 64-34 and salt to President Reagan late Tuesday a bill increasing the federal governments teny-rary debt ceiling from ^ billion to $1.079 trillion.

A trillion is a thoisand bUlion, or $1,000,000,000,000.

The figure is staggering. Were every man, woman and child in America to shoulder an equal share of a $1.079 trilliim debt, each would owe about $4,694. At $1 per second, it would take 31,688 years just to count a trillion.

The next stof^ing point, I guess, is a quadrillion, that is a thousand trilliai, said Sen. William Proxmire. The Wisconsin Democrat sta^ a le-lKHff talkathcm starting Monday night in his fight for a lower increase (Hi grounds that would show ie American people that we mean' business about curbing inflation.

Sen. Russell Long, D-La., however, argued that the new debt limit is only 28 percent of the U.S. gross national product, w4iereas the ceilii^ at the end of World War II was 112 percent oftheGNP.

With Reagans signature assured, the measure will take effect with the beginning of the new fiscal year Thursday and will enable the government to continue borrowing money to pay its bUls.

Had the bill not passed, it would have meant the fedo*-al governments auUrarity to

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or other welfare aids, lives in the home, the family income^ cant be more than 130 per-' cent of the official poverty level and allow food stan^ help. This means a mother,father, and t)vo children must be grossing below $11,000 yearly to quali-

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How Much?

Actually pinning down how much the food stamp program cutback will mean in North Carolina is difficult since the rolls fluctuate from month, to month depending upon the agricultural season and tha employment picture. Normally, from 215,000 to 220,000 families are on food stan^.

During the last six months, the program provided more than $132 million worth of food stan^is in this state. Best estimates are that about one milli(Hi (tollars per month will be l(t due to the new rules and regulations. Administrative costs are funded separately at the rate of about $10 million yearly.

Changes are being phased in over a period of time as the new rules take effect. New applications will fall under the new rules October I. Income limit changes take place by the end of this year. Other changes must take place by next fall.

fimd its d^ and issue securities would expire at 12:01 a.m. EDT Ttaffsday. Without the boost in the debt ceiling, the limit automatically w(xild have dn^^ to its permanoit level of $400 billkm - meaning the Treasurys borrowing authority would have beoi cutoff.

H(xee and Senate ne^>tia-tM's, meanwhile, were resuming work today on a compromise stopgap spending measure that must be ac^ted by midni^t to keep the federal government (grating.

The House and Senate have pas^ (Uffering versions of the measure, which would maintain the flow of money to fe(teral agencies whose regular appropriations have not beoi enacted when the new fiscal year begins Thursday. The compromise would require ^roval by the full House and Soiate.

None of the 13 ^nq)ria-tions bills that actually provide the governments money has received final congressional approval yet.

The Senate-passed version of the s(Kalled continuing resolution includes provisions lifting the $3,000 annual limit (HI the amount of money legislators can deduct from taxes for living expenses related to their work in Wa^ington; lifting the $25,000 limit on outside income senators may earn from speeches, and raising the pay cap affecting about 46,000 hi^ranking federal workers from $50,112 to $57,500.

Hie temporary debt limit has been increakd 20 times since 1970 because at the $400 billion mark the government doesnt have enough money to meet its (^ligatons.

The 'Treasury Department had told Congress it would run out of cash next Monday. If its borrowing authority were not extended, then for the first time government checks would not be honored.

Before the vote. Senate Finance Committee Chairman Robert Dole, R-Kan., told fellow senators: We must pass the deM ceiling or we cant honor all the Social Security checks that went into the mail yesterday and today.

The national debt passed

the bilUon-doUar mark during Worid War I, rising to $1.225 billion in 1916. By 1961, the limit was $293 blllkHi and 1978 it had ri^ to $752 Ullkm.

Eighteen Donocrats j(^ned 46 RepuUicans in voting fcH* the late^ increase. Six Re-IHiblicans and 28 Democrats voted against it.

The Republican leader^p (rf the Senate beat back a series of amendmoits that would have f(Hrced rec(Hirid-eratkxi (rf the measure by the Denoocrat-oHitn^ed H(nise. 'The House had passed it once, but GOP leaders said they were not sure it would do so a second time.

The amendment that came closed to passing was one by Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N.Y., to increase the limit to $1.049 trillion and have the new limid expire March 31 instead <rf running for ti)e full fiscal year.

Moynihan argued that the limit will have to be raised again because the budget deficit will be higher than the $42.5 billion estimate by the administrati(Hi.

His amendment was tabled, or killed, by a vote of 5344.

An amendn^t by Proxmire to set the limit at $995 billion, an increase of $10 billion, was rejected 63-33.

Other amendments that were defeated would have:

Reduced the tax cut that Reagan pushed through Congress by providing that it could not exceed the anaount of budget cuts.

Allowed the president to withhold appropriated funds, subject to a congressional veto within either 30 or 45 days.

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BISHOP, Calif. (AP) - A powerful earthquake awakened residents in a wide area of the Sierra Nevadas early today, knocking out electricity in some places and jostling canned goods from grocory shelves, officials said.

There were no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries from the tremor. The earthquake measured 5.7 on the Richter scale, said Bruce Schecter (rf the U.S. Seismological Station in Berkeley, and was followed by "numerous aft^-shocks, the strongest of which measured 3.5 on the scale.

The quake, which lasted i|p to 20 seconds, struck just before 5 a.m.

Bish(^ police, who said they had many calls from residents, reported scattered power outages.

The earthquake was felt as far away as Sacramento, about 150 miles northwest, and early reports placed the epicenter in the Mammoth Lakes region about 40 miles northwest of Bishop, said Schecter.

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Police in Stockton, at the northern end o the San Joaquin Valley, received about two dozoi calls after the earthquake. There were no r^rts of damage.

"We felt it here, said FYesno Police Lt. Richard Lindstrom, adding the tremor lasted about 20 seconds. He said police received about 15 calls, none reporting damage.

Sheriffs offices in Tulare, Merced and Stanislaus counties also received calls. "I felt it too long, said Kern County sheriffs dispatcher Terri Schroder.

John Butler of radio station KROY in Sacramento said he didnt feel the tremor but had a call from a South Sacramento resident who did.

The Richter scale is a measure of ground moion as recorded on seismographs.

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TRAVELING COMPANION - Hitchhiker Bob Vargo of BosUm, Mass., and his doberman, Hiney, wait for a rideakmg Interstate 20 in North Louisiana en rotke to a coDstructk job in Dallas. Hiney has beoi traveling with Vargo oo the highways since she was a pup and is credited with attracting many rides fw the pair. (AP Laserikioto)

WASHINGrON (AP) -The brother o one o four American churchwomen slain last Deoembor in El Salvador says that without public pressure, he fears the 10-month-old murder invention wl be "swept under the mg.

William Ford, brother of the late Sisto* Its Ford, said the families of the slain women planned to dfecuss the status of the investigation today in Washington with Salvadoran President Jose Niqnleon Duarte.

But in an interview Tuesday, Ford was pessimistk about chances the womens killers would ever be brought to justice.

"It is obvious to us that neither foe government of El Salvador or the goverameitt of the United States is iiker-ested in pressing the investigation, Ford said. "Apparently, the United States doesnt want to embarrass Its clients, the Salvadorans.

During his KkUiy tour of the United States, Duarte has stressed the difficulty of convicting the six Salvadoran national guardsmm who were detained last April as saspects in the killings.

Pakistani Troops Board Jet, Surprise Hiiackers

LAHORE, Pakistan (AP) - Pakistani commandos dressed as swears overpowered five anned Sikh hijackers today and freed 45 hostages held for 19 hours in an Indian jetliner, the Pakistani govemmit said.

Provincial Chief Secretary M.S. Chaudhry said tl^re were no casualties in the action, which lasted (dy a few minutes.

"The successful Pakistani commando action was carried out 2 hours and 15 minutes before the (teadline set by the Indian hjjickers of the aircraft, a Pakistani government statement said.

Dressed in dirty white overalls and armed with pist(ks, seven members of the Pakistan Armys elite Special Services Groiq) entered the plam and quickly overpowered the hijackers, an official sptkcesman said.

A second wave of 25 commandos in overalls followed immediately, he reported.

The 39 passengers and six crew members were in good sprits, the qp^esmansaid.

The 45 later flew back to India on the same plane that had been commandeered, and >the Indian government asked Pakistan to return the hijackers for trial, officials said.

The hijackers released 67 other psengers, including the women, children and non-Indians, onlhesday.

An Indian Embassy official in Islamabad, the Pakistani capital, said Lt. Goi. Sardar S.F. Lodhi, commands of the 4th Army Corps in Lahore, was the brains behind the rescue operation.

The hijactm demanded $500,000 and the release of all imprisoned members of their Hindu sect from Indian jails by 10 a.m. today. They bad not said what fo^ would do if their demands were not met, and the rescue occurred 15 minutes befmv negtkia-tions wifo than were to

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Armed wifo foe sacred j daggers that all Sikhs are supposed to carry and at least one hand grenade, foe five turbaned men took over the Indian Airlines Boeing 737 during a fligbt from New Ddhi to Kashmir Tuesday.

"I saw a man naining with four others afta* him, said William Seco of Seattle, Wash., the only American among foe passengers. "I thought they were trying to catch him but they were five hijackers rushing foe cabin crew.

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No groiq) claimed responsibility for the deaths. Both ri^tist and leftist groups operate in this Central American country in a gan^and-st^e war centered in the countryside.

In Ottawa, the Canadian Foreign Ministry announced Tuesday it had flown txnne between five and 10 dependents of Canadian Embassy staff last weekend because Canadian diplomats in Guatemala woe receiving death threats.

A mini^ official. Rejane Dodd, said foe five-member embassy staff would remain in Guatonala to look afttf Canadian intere^.

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Neither official disdosed how the threats were received. The messages are always vague, Filleul said.

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WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan, after months oi intoise study, has ftade his decisiofl about d^ ploying an MX missile system and will make it public Friday, Defoise Secreta^ Caspar Weinber^r cooiirmed today.

But Weinberger, asked about widespread reports that Reagan will approve a scaled-down version involving rou^y 100 missiles rotate among about 1,000 shelters, commented cau^ically that those reports were riddled with OTors.

All three maitR* tdevion netwOTks reported Tuesday tdpt Reagan had decided to build a land-based MX system but had rejected specific details of the ^1 game plan proposed Iqr former President Carter.

Those rqiorts, and one in todays Washin^n Post, agreed essentially that Reagan would opt for a snialler versiwi of the Carter proposal, placing the

missile in Nevada and possibly Utah and South Dakota.

its an awesome responsibility to take on the Washington Post and all the networks, Weinberger said on ABC-TVs Good Morning America, bttf the sim{ge fact (rf the matter is that I have never in my eqieience ... seei so many errors about so many differait parts of a single story.

He refused to discuss specifiis until the Friday announcemeit, in which the president will also reveal his decision (m the B-1 bomber.

Carter had decided against building the B-1 as a re-l^acement for the fleet of aging B-52 bmnbers. The new planes, Cartor bad said, would be obsolete even before th^ were built.

Discussing Uk various MX reports, Weinbeigersaid: Ive said from the beginning if people would only wait until the president has made his decisim and made

his announcemeitf wed Ml get it acrate. BM nobody seems to want to be in favor of accuracy. Everybody seons to want to be there first. And as a result a very substantial amount of confusion has been created

The defense secretary added that it was totally correct, however, that Reagan has made a decision.

The president is to conduct a nationally televteed news conference from the White House Thursday - his fourth in eight months and first since June 16. But his announcement on the MX system and the design (rf the next U.S. kjog^mige bmnber will be delayi until the next day, Weinberger said.

sjatf governments, fannns, envifomngQUdists and the Mormon Church.

Presidential spokesman David Gergen said it was merMy a coincidence that Reagans announcement woidd come shortly after the potfagons Tuelay of a 99i>age booklet detailing the buildup of Soviet military power over the last 25 years.

He said, however, that the boddet - which descrUted an awesome buildup of Soviet strength - would demonstrate there is a pressing need to move ahead with U S. modernization.

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On the btxnber, Raigan is picking a successor to the aging fleet of B-S2s. The dnice includes options such

Carter had called fw deploying 200 MX missiles anwng 4,600 bomb-resistant shetto^s in Nevada and Utah. Reagan criticized that plan during his canqiaign, and it has come under attack from

Bargain Basement Sale

WASHINGTON (AP) - Come one, come all. ficle Sam is cleanirig house and auctioning 1 what he finds in the federal basement ^ores of pricey, garish and gau^ gifts from foreign govemmaits to U.S. officials that they re prohibited by law from keeping.

What will you pay for a brass cigar box from ^'hailand or a silver gilt Russian litpieur set? 5Uk1 who will buy oil portait and five busts bf former Secretary of State Henry A. Scissinger?

S There are dozens of mens watdies, sver Jiigarette cases, tea sets, cuff-links, aiake skin jvallets and bolts of fine materials. There are Sewel-studded crowns, hammered brass cor-Sflial glassy and a strand of coral beads.

5 For gamier bidders, there is a picture made jrom ^k, quail and cardinal feathers a %ft from Mexico to Kissinger.

TThe gifts have been piling up in government J^rage rooms siiK* 1977 wiien Congress ftas^ a law prohibiting U.S. officials from weeping gifts valued at more than $100. The ^nalty is up to $10,000.

5 Before the government decided to hold its Jirst public auction, it offered to give the gifts Su) f^ral agencies and museums. Then it kered to sell them at fair market value to the Stjcipients themselves. This reduced the gift gi$t from about 260 items to 182.

The most expensive item, valued by the U.S. government at $6,000, is a Piaget gold watdi, a gift from Oman to Hairy Catto when he was chief of pnrtocM.

Catto, now chief Defense Department spokesman, said Tuesday he decided not to tiiy the watch back from the govemmait. Its very handsome, but unfortunately, a bit expoisive far my exchequer, he said.

LOS GATOS, Calif. (AP)-uthorities are moving their ial assault against the lediterranean fruit fly to San FraiKisco following the discovery of two fertile medflies in nearby San Mateo County.

Helicopters began spraying bait laced with the p^icide malathkm Tuesday night over a 9- to 15-square-mile area near the communities of Loma Mar and La Honda, said medfly project ^kesman Roger Blake. A 9-square-mile area of San Mateo, Burlingantt and Hillsborough will be sprayed Uxii^t, he added.

The discovery of a female medfly was confirmed Tuesday In rural Loma Mar, and a^male turned up in the city of San Mateo, about 15 miles south of San Francisco, Blake said.

Both flies were found a short distance outside the 1,113-square-mile area already being sprayed with

Deputy project manager Dick Jackson bad said Mrniday that officials wo omfident of defeating the cnq)-ravaging pest that was foui^ in San Jose in June

1980.

The finds were the fourth and fifth in September, and officials have been heartened by that pace after a flood d medfly discoveries during earty summer before aerial spraying began.

BANK NOTICE

A petition has been filed with the Commissioner of Banks by Southern Bank and Trust Compsny, Mount Olhre, North Csrolina, for authority to operste its approved but unopened West Side Branch, 1107 W. 3rd' Street, Ayden, Pitt County, North Carolina, on a ftve-day week basis, closing on Saturday, within the requirements as to hours of service and limitation of holidays as provided in G.S. 53-77.1.

The proposed West Side Branch will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Thursday and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday upon date of opening.

The public is invited to submit written views or information regarding this proposal to the Commissioner of Banks, P.O. Box 951, Raleigh, North Carolina 27692, within ten (19) days of publication of thie notice.

JAMES S. CURRIE Commiationer of Banks

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Roy Markon, a top GSA official, said the ^vemment hopes to make between $40,000 and $60,000 at the auction, which starts at 10 a.m. Thursday at the federal auditorium on Constitution Avenue, across from the Museum of Natural History.

' This is like a garage sale, he said. Weye accumulated gifts for several years, and its time to dispose of them. Much of the good stuff has been snapped iq). But Uie beauty is in Uie eye of the beholder.

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BALD EAGLES Tbe flrsA bald eagles to be placed on public display in North Carlina are now on view at Grandfather Moutfain. Tbe natitMial bird is listed as an endangered species but are occasionally sighted in the wild in the eastern United

States. Each of these eagles has lost a wing because of gunfire. They were placed 1 dl^lay by the Audubon Socl^. (AP Laserphoto)

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CHICAGO (AP) -Eighty-two children attending what the Chicago Board of Education terms the wnmg school wont be forced to integrate, but they also wont receive credit for attendance, the board says.

Defying board boundary changes to force integration, parents of black and white children at two segregated South Side schools have continued to send the students to their old schools.

On Tuesday, a majority of the students who for the past two weeks had boycotted the mostly white Graham and mostly black Hendricks elementary schools returned to classes.

However, officials said that 82 of the students in attendance were at the wrong schools.

The children will not be forced to integrate, but will not receive any credit for the time they are at the wrong school, said school board spokeswoman Doris Payne.

I dont think anyone will be forced. But they are not enrolled in the school. They will not be given homework. They will be treated with the same courtesy as other visitors, Ms. Payne said.

Hendricks Principal diaries McGuckin was asked if he would force the pupils to go to the correct school.

Absolutely not, he said. He (an individual student) wasnt forced last week, why would we force him this week? I am not an enforcer. At Graham, 421 students out of 543 attended classes Tuesday, but 51 were supposed to be at Hendricks, Payne said.

'No-Smo King' Will Take His Word To Grave

APPLETREEWICK, England (AP) - Pub owner John Showers, self-proclaimed No-smo King of Britain, says he will take his anti-smoking campai^ beyond the grave.

Showers, 77-year-old owrr of The New Inn in this North Yorkshire village, diowed reporters a tomb he built for himself in his pub yard equipped with a tape recorder so he can greet visitors:

Hello. How nice of you to come and see me. Otiourse you are worried about your smoking, arent you? You smoke too many, and if you carry on like that, you will end up where I am. You see,

I didnt smoke, so I lived to a great a^.

A plaque on the tomb commemorates Showers ban in 1971 on smoking in his pub, a first for British drinking establishments. The rule made him a celebrity.

Showers said dei^ite his prepamtaiess, he ei^ts to continue his crusade in the flesh for some time.

My dear boy, you dont think I am going into that damp tomb just yet, do you? he admonished oie reporter. Id catch my death of cdd.

By VICTORIA GRAHAM Associated Press Writer PEKING (AP) - Chinas Communist leaders, in their strongest peace bid yet to Taiwan, today Invited the islands rival Nationalist leaders for the first time to join in governing the mainland.

The offer and all the other main points of the {^ce bid already had been rejected by the Nationalists. And well-placed (Miese officials in Peking said after the power-sharing proposal was forecast by a Hong'Kong newspaper earlier this month that the Ck)mmunists would never permit the Nationalist Kuomintang Party any real power.

Marshal Ye Jianying, Chinas equivalent of head of state, made a nine-point proposal for the reunification of the mainland and yje Nationalist offshore islnd in a National Day statement, issued in the English language to foreign corresiwn-dents by the Foreign Ministry. Thursday is the 32nd anniversary of the proclamation of the Peoples Republic of China, made on Oct. 1,1949.

He called for talks between the Communist Party and the Kuomintang to bring an end to the unfortunate separation of the Ciiinese nation. He said after reunification, people in authority and representative personages of various circles in Taiwan may take up posts of leadership in national political bodies and participate in running the state.

At a National Day reception, deputy chief of staff Gen. Wu Xiuquan told reporters the details of what kind of posts the Nationalists could hold in a reunified government would be dis

cussed once negotiations start.

Wu also said: The thing tire Kiwmintang fears most is abolition of the army. We will allow them to keep their army and their economic independence.

Western diplomatic sources who did not want to be identified said the appeal appeared to be serious and that they did not view it as a ploy. They said it also appeared to be directed at the United States in an effort to demonstrate Pekings peaceful intentions and dissuade the Reagan administration from selling advanced fighter jets to Taiwan.

Observers also said Taiwan had little to gain from the proposal other than an economic advanta^ by direct Access to the mainlands raw materials and 1 billion Chinese market. Taiwan, with about 17.5 million people, now has sonre indirect trade with the mainland through Hong Kong, Japan and South Korea.

Wu said he hoped American leaders will be very cautious on arms sales to Taiwan. Asked whether the reunification proposal was desired for world public opinion, he said, It is more important for the United States to understand this.

Ye repeated earlier promises of local autonomy for Taiwan and retention of its social, cultural, legal and capitalist economic systems as well as its economic and cultural relations with foreign countries.

The statement also repeated previous pnH)osals for the opening of mail, trade, air and shipping relations between the island and the mainland, visits by relatives and tourists, and aca

demic, cultural, i^rts and other exchanges.

Ye invited Taiwan indie-trialists to invest and build factories on the mainland. He also said anyone 00 Taiwan who wished to settle in China could do so freely.

It is guaranteed that ^ proper arrangments will be ' made for them, that there will be no discrimination against them, and that they will have the freedom of entry and exit, he statement said.

But the Nationalists have rejected all such previoiis overtures as sugar coated poison and Communist tricks. They said eariier this month they would not negotiate with the Communists luitil they gave 19 communism.

Since China ami the United States established diplomatic relations on Jan. 1,1979, and the United States bit*e diplomatic relations with the Nationalists, Peking has st<^ped threats of taking Taiwan by force and instead has been calling for peaceful reunificiahm.

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CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) One end of a 160-foot-lMig crane boom fell about 140 feet at the Central Library construction site ( the University of North Cardinas' campus Tuesday, but no injuries were rqrerted.

The accident occurred about 3:30 p.m. \dren the boom was being lowered to the ground by a 210-foot-l(g truck crane boom that appeared to buckle, accOTding to Jim Richter, job superintendent for T.A. Loving Co., a Goldsboro construction firm.

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COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Strangers aeeldng bdp were a common sight at tbe bome of Edward Doc Harkless, a root doctor whoee laD.OOO home was sakt police to be eqpiipped fw the {wactice (rf voodoo.

On Tuesday, howevo-, the two-stOTy dwelling, conqrfete with an altar fm* ^ practice of black magic, was the scene of a vickws massacre as Harkless, 62, and three others were found shot to death, said Richland County Sheriff Frank Powell.

Harkless 39-year-old wife, Frankie, and Fletcher K. Felder, 57, of Salley, a visi-tmr, were wounded in the attack that Powell said was carried out by strangers.

The dead, along with Harkless, were identifled as Felders son, Ralph, 33, Leroy Hemphill, 52, of Chester, and Maxcey Loia Lights, 27, a live-in domestic employee in the Harkless home.'

Mrs. Harkless was listed in critical cmidition and Fletcher Fdder was rq)orted in staUe condition Tu^y in a hospital.

Clients came from thrmighout the state to seek the root doctws savices, neighbors said, adding that residents were acccustonred to watching traffic come and go on the dirt road.

One nxMn of the house had benches and an altar, and was equipped for the practice ot, for want of a better name, the occult, voodoo, black magic, Powell said.

The Haridess daughter Terry, 10, and ^ Edward, 12, wm% in school at the tinre (rf the shootings.

Powell said Fletcher Fddtf hAd p(dice at least two n^ carried out the kUlings.

Harkless was found slain in a room be ^>parently used as an office, said Richland County Coroner Frank Bar-nm. AuUiorities also found a large safe with the door opoi, and Powell said robbery may have been a motive, but that he had no

The 7-year-oid brick home and its well-kept yard fidl of chickens and geese mu totally out of Aace, with the rest of tbe rundown dwellings in the nei^iborhood, the sheriff said.

Powdl said the two visitors * were fcreced inside the house by the killa^ around 10 a.m. and were shot dKHtly after.

He said nei^ibors discovered Mrs. Harkless after she

got into a car and managed to drive a short disUmce before losii^ consciousness.

Tbe Rev. John Dolan, a Roman CathoUc iniest and lecturer on preventive medicine at the University of Soutti Carotina School of Medicine said root doctoring is a tradition in the Swih, based on practices brought over from West Africa by slaves.

Its also tied ig> with

siperstitious practices, a great deal of faith healing and voock,** be said. Itl kind of a family affair.* Knowledge at what kind oi plaik to use is handed down from gHiCTation to gaiwa-tkm.

Root doctors are gowr-ally fdk bealos, Didan said, aiding that tho are voy few practitioners in SouQi Carolina.

Labor Party Approves Plan To Scrap Nuclear Weapons

Five of the peale were placed in the back of a bathroom, placed their hands on a wall and were shot in the head, Powell said.

An alert was issued for three men in a lown 1972 or 1973 Poidiac. I cmsider the people vho OMnmitted this massacre to be extremely dangeim, Powell warned.

BRIGHTON, England (AP) - Britains oppositkm Labor Par^ approved a res-dutkxi today committing a future Labor governing to scr^ nuclear weapons unilaterally and ban U.S. cruise missiles.

But Labor (^legates, (xi the fourth day of tb^ annual (xmference, rejected a leftist proposal Uiat Britain pil (Hit of the 15-nation North Atlantic Treaty Oorganiza-tion.

The weapons v(^ marked Labors first unequivocal commitnrent to luillateral nuclear disarmament which the ruling Conservative Party and critics within Labor diar^ would seriously undermine Britains role in NATO.

We are unilateralists, legislator Joan Lestor, a naember of Labors policy-forming National Executive, told cheering delegates.

We will work to match, or more than match, any agreement between the siqrerpowers (on strate^c arms limitation), but we will not wait for such agree-nrent, she said.

At its 19M conference Labor voted for the first time for unilateral nuclear disarmament. But the party stance had been left unclear after moderates pushed throi# a sq[)arate and contradictory resolution for multilateral disarmanrent.

Unilateral disarmament would mean that Britain would scrap its nuclear arsenal ind^ndent of the Soviet Union, the United States or any ofirer nation.

Labor Party leader Michael Foc^, a veteran anti-nuclear caiiq)aigner, made an impassioncxl ^ea in his keyix^ address Tuesday for the superpowers to halt the

nuclear arms buildig).

He stopped ^rt (rf outright oKlorsenrent of BriUsb unilateral nuclear disarmanrent. But Foot was cheered by the 1,200 dde-gates viren be declared: I iK^ to live to see the day whra this country is part of a nuclear-free zare.

The strong anti-nuclear sratinrent in Labor is in sharp contrast to tbe policy of Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatdrer, now midway through a five-year term.

Bfrs. Thatdrer has agreed to accept U.S. cruise missiles due to be deployed in five West Eunqrean countries from 1983 in response to the Soviet buildiq) of nredium range nudear weapmis.

Mrs. Thatcher also plans to update Britains aging Polaris nudear missiles by

Worker Chorged In Store Fire

WILMINGTON, N.C. (AP) A 22-year-old construction worker was charged Tuesday in c(Minection with a fire that destroyed the Maxwell Brothers Furniture Store on Sunday.

Stephen Robert Sziemkiewicz was arrested at his nearby apartment and charged with arson, auto larceny, breaking and altering and fdony larceny.

Wilmington Police Ciqit. W.M. Lewis said damages to the store and its contents were extimated at $1.4 mUl^n.

spending some $12 biUioii op the U.S. Trident missilii

On Tuesday, Labo| marked fire first (tepartuie from its previous bipartisan approach on Northern Irdand.

Tbe party conference endorsed a policy which envisages reunification of fin strife-tOTn British provii^ with the predominantly Roman Cathdic Irish Republic. ^

The Conservatiw iq^roach is that N<Hthelr Ireland, vhere Protestants outnumber Catholics two to one, will never be handgdi over to the Repudie agaln^; the wishes of its majority,,' who fiercely oppose^ reunification.

But the carefuUy-wcnxle^

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The cwiference rejected two radical resolutions vhi^h) urged a future Labor gov-^ emment to start pulling British troqps immediately from Nwthem Ireland and ending British rule there.

Labor Party Chairman Alex Kitson tdd delegates: Withdrawal (of British tro(q)s) would be a con^>lete abdication of our re^KmsibU-ity. He said that for Britahf simply to cut loose from Northern Ireland would provide the perfect condk tions for (q)oi civil war. "3

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.utopsy Indicates ian Died In Wreck

By Tlie Aoodated PresB A 22-year-old Scotland Neck mim died as tbe result of an auto cradi not because be was beaten or shot by polk, says Of. Lawrew S. Harris, utti regkmal pathologist fw the State MoBcal Examinas Office.

The finding (OTtradicts claims by civil ri^ts leader Giolden Yinks that foul play by police was involved in the death of [Ricky Davis.

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Frinks tdd 200 protesters Sunday that Davis had been

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Frinks, national fidd secretary for the Southern Christian Uadership Conferena, said Davis body should be exhumed for an autopsy.

! Scotland Neck Police Chief William W. Joyner said the I chase of Davis began when officer M. Greg Harrington saw

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'RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Nuclear plant shutdowns and hot weather forced Carolina Power & Ught Co. Tuesday to seek a fil rate adjustment that would increase the average mwithly residential bill by $8.18, CP&L offidals said.

*The North Carolina Utilities Commission must rule on the increase, which CP&L wants to collect between December and March.

It is the second hi^iest fuel adjustment Ive seen, said Dennis J. Nightingale, director of the electric'Woolly'Forecast Readied

BOONE, N.C. (AP) - Although winter is several months away, scientists at Appalachian State University are already busy trying to come up with a winter forecast throi^ their most accurate weather instruments - woolly worms.

Each year, the universitys Center for Woolly Worm Studies makes its predictton for the coming winter weather after studying hundreds of woolly worms. Woolly-worm weather predictions are based m tbe Mk belief that the coloring of die worms in the fall is an indication of the winter to come. The mwe blaCk there is on the worms, the more severe the winter. Brown coloring indicates milder temperatures. tA spdcesman for the biology department said its too early this year to tdl what the winter will bring. The worms are too small to study at this point.

*The center has just started its studies because the worms are really smdl now, the spokesman said. It will be about two more weeks before any prediction can be made.

Dr. Sandra Glover, professor of biology and head tbe center, conducts the studies each year on about 500 of the funy worms. Tbe baby worms are only about a ({uarter of an inch long and earth-colored. Adult woollies die about an iiKh long with stripes that are believed to indicate'winter weather.

division of the commissions Public Staff. The staff represents consumers in power rate increases.

The company cited high fuel costs for May throu^ August, whai all three of its nuclear units were shut down at various times.

The hot weather of June* and July resulted in a record summer peak demand of 6.22 million kilowatts (m June 16, which was surpassed July 27 by a peak demand of 6.25 nllion kilowatts.

'The nuclear units are now back up aiKl operating, said Norris L. Edge, vice president for rates and service practices. The units were out of service during part of the spring for maintaiance, aiki the Brunswick nuclear units near Southport were out because of unexpected problems, be said.

While the nuclear units were out of sarvice, the company had to purchase power from neighboring dectric utilities and bom exp^ive oil, he said. CP&L has reduced voltage systemwide by 5 percmt and we have urged (xir custiHners to conserve dectricity.

Fud expwise per kilowatt-hour fw CP&L is about a half-cent for nuclear plants, 1.8 cits for coal-fired plants and 14 cents fw* oil. Edge said.

(P&L also has a request pmding that would add $9.22 per 1,000 kilowatt hours to its winter rates throu^ a gm-eral rate increase.

Together with the fud adjustment, winter bills would be $68.69 a month for the average customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours.

If both increases are approved, they would dose tbe gap between CP&L and Vir^a Electric and Power Co., wliich Gov. Jim Hunt has criticized for hi^ power rates. Vepco, shich already has put a general rate increase into effect, will charge$69.51.

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By WILLIAM M. WELCH Associated Press Writer RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) -Top aides to Gov. Jim Hunt say he is determined to win higher taxes on beer and wine when the General Assembly holds its special session next week, despite powerful opposition to another tax increase.

But Senate leaders, in separate interviews this week, say Hunt has a long way to go if he is to dislodge the alcoholic-beverage tax bill from a hostile subcommittee.

The tax bill, intended to raise an estimated $21 million a year for the state highway program, will be one of Hunts three major concerns when legislators

hold their extraordinary meeting beginning Monday, said John A. WUliams, Hunts senior advisor.

Hes {Hidng it, said WUliams. Hes calling them himself and hes met with the leadership on it twice.

In addition to the tax, Hunt is also seeking a pay raise for state employees and a $300 mUlion water-and-sewer bond issue from the session.

Hunts top political aide, Joe Pell, said the ad-ministratiwi put its chances at 50-50 that the tax bUl can win enactment in the sessioi, which legislative leaders hope to adjourn by the end of the week.

Hunt pn^wsed the alcohol tax along with the

3-cemi^-gallon increase in the gasoline tax, which lawmakers passed in June.

To win the alcohol levy, however,' the administration roust overcome opposition by powerful Senate Ways and Means Chairman Kenneth Royall, D-Durham, whose committee has the power to Mock any tax MU the Senate Finance Committee approves.

RoyaU, in an interview,, called it foolish for le^kators to pass another tax increase this year.

Its simply the fact that weve funded the highway departmoit with 25 to 26 percent more money than weve ever given them, RoyaU said. In my view, we

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should wait and see bow the money is spent.

The bUl was passed the House during the regular session eariier this year biX staUed in a Finance sub-commmittee. Ihe chairman of the subcommittee. Sen. BUly MUls, IM)n8low, said be had no plans to hold a meeting dming the short sesskm. And he said RoyaU could stop the measure even if the Finance panel aM>rovedit.

I think thore's no way it can fly without Ken RoyaUs six)port. Its impossible, MUls said. Ive never sem the Senate take a bUl away from a chairman, and thats what would have to happen. Added Finance Chairman Sen. Conrad Duncan, D-Rockingham: Hunts prob-atUy working (m the bUI, but right nowJt looks like it might be in sad shape.

Zeb AUey, Hunts ^:tUef legislative lobbyist, said he has been working on the tax measure almost exclusivdy for the past month and believed its support was growing among the full Senate.

AU^ said his tally of Senate Democrats showed IS votes committed to ttie tax bUl and only four firmly against it. The 10 Re-p^icans in the Senate are expected to oppose the tax, and the renuUning Democrats in the 50-member chamber are undecided, he said.

The proposal woiUd raise the tax on beer by a penny per 12HNince can, to 6 cents. On liquor, the tax increase would amount to 40 cents m a typical $6 bottle.

Hunt has retained a prominent Raleigh lawyer and former legislator, Sam

Johnson, to handle the bond issue. WUliams, also state budget Officer, is handling the pay-raisci iasiia, leaving Alloy wifii the taxprposaL

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Law Challenged

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A Superior Court Judge ordered the state Tui^y not to file any criminal char^ against distributors and retaUers selling cigarette roUing papers.

Jiulge James H. Pou BaUeys teni|)orary restraining ordo came in rei^xxise'to an con^ilaint filed in Wake Stgierk' Court by Raleigh attorney W. Woodward Webb on behalf of Adams )^Ie Distributing Co. of Dlinois, which sdls Job rMling papers, and Atlantic Tobacco Co. of Ralei^, which distributes the pq>ers in North CarMina.

The comiUaint chaUeiges the (xmstitutlonality of the North Carolina Drug Paraphernalia Act, which takes effect Thursday.

In his order, BaUey said the law is (pdte likdy unconstitutionaUy vague and overload. He sdieduled a hearing on the complaint for Oct. 8, when the ten^ary restraining order expires.

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PLANTERS SK-MONTH MONEY MARKET CERTIFICArES.

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Stock And Market Reports

Lecture Pork Producers

Being Offered j^ p^,. Honors

Obituaries Tobacco Markets

- GRADED FEEDER PIG SALES: WallacfrChadbourn

- 928 head sold: 40^ pound No. land 2 93.75, No. 3 83.00; 50-60 pound No. 1 and 2 83.93, No. 3 72.75. Turnersburg - 527 head sold: 40-50 pouiKl No. 1 and 2 94.62, No. 3 72.25; 50^ pound No. land 2 88.00, No. 3 68.00. Smithfield - 500 head sold: 40-50 pound No. 1 and 2 85.50, No. 3 80.50; 50-60 pound No. land 2 78.75, No. 3 67.25.

RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA)

- N.C. EGGS: Market fractionally higher on all sizes. Supplies moderate. N.C. wei^ted average price for small sales of consumer grade A white eggs in cartons delivered to retail stores: large 77.40 cents per doz^; medium 71.49; small 55.63.

RALEIGH (AP) (NCDA)

- GRAIN: No. 2 yeUow shelled corn higher at 2.43-2.53, mosUy 2.50-2.53 in. the east and 2.53-2.69, mostly 2.61-2.69 in the Piedmont; No. 1 yellow soybeans higher at 6.07-6.46 12 in the east and 6.18-6.30 in the Piedmont; wheat 3.38-3.63, mostly 3.50-3.63. (New crop - wlieat 3.92.). Soybean meal FOB N.

C. processing plants per ton 44 2.05.20-212.50. Prices paid as of 4 pm today by location for com and soybeans: CresweU 2.43, 6.12; Dunn

2.48, 6.57; Elizabeth aty 2.52; Fayetteville, 6.46 12; Goldsboro 2.50, 6.45; GreenvUle2.53,6.07; Kinston

2.53, 6.07; Lumberton (2.48-2.49), 6.29; Pantego

2.53, 6.07; Raleigh, 6.46 12; Selma 2.50, 6.12; Whiteville

2.49, 6.29; Williamston 2.53, 6.07; WUson (2.50-2.53), 6.07; Albemarle 2.53; Barber 2.67, 6.29; Durham 2.61, Mocksville 2.69; Monroe 2.69; Roaring River 2.69; Mt. UUa, 6.18; Statesville 2.65, 6.30.

FoUowiiig are sdected 11 a.m. flock market quotations;

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The Dow Jones avera^ of 30 industrials was off 4.57 points to 843.32. The transportation and utilities averages also fell in early trading.

About four stocks declined for every three advancing on the New York Stock Exchange.

The Commerce Depart-n^nt said its composite index of leading economic indicators fell 0.5 percent in August, fdlowing a revised increase of 0.4 per- cent in July and a decrease of 0.8 percmtinJune.

Augusts decrease was viewed by some economists as further evidence the ectmomy is growing sluggishly. That could mean lifter credit demand in the weeks ahead, which might allow interest rates to fall, th^ contend.

Among the eariy active NYSE issues, Sin^r was up V4 to 15^4, Storage Technology was off % to 33*/^, Southern Pacific fell V4 to 37V4 and American Telephone & Telegraph rose V4 to 573/4.

On Tuesday, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks rose 5.33 points to 847.89. The measure had been up nearly 12 points earlier in the day.

Advances led declines 3 to 1 on the NYSE, with more than 1,150 issues gaining.

Big Board vdume was 49.80 millitm shares ctnii-pared with 61.32 million on Monday.

The maricet value index at the Amex gained 6.17 points to 291.96.

The NYSEs composite index rose 0.42 to 66.85.

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8:00 p.m. - nxeting of Pitt County Al-Anpn Grotq? at Aa Bl(^. onFarmvtUebwv.

8:00 p.m. - Pitt County Ala-Teen Group meats at AA Bldg., FarmvlUe hwy. Trtepho 534-4779 (Hr82Se381

THURSDAY

10:15 a.m. Town and Country Senior Citizens meet at St. Pauls Epta(pal Church

2:00 p.m. Better Breathing aub meets at WUlis Bldg.

6:30 p.m. - Exdutnge Club meets

6:30 p.m. Alpha Nu Chapter of ADK meets at Ramada Inn

7:00 p.m. - Greenville Elks LodK No. 1645 meets

7: p.m. Overeaters Anonymous meets at First Presbyterian Church

7:30 p.m. American Legion Auxiliary meets at Legion Home

8:00 p.m. VFW meets at Post Home

8:00 p.m. Coochee Council No. 60, Degree of Pocahontas meets at RedmensHall

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tHmiuEmmsnHiissM PUBLIC NOTICE

Effoctive Dectmber 31, 1981, th Qreonville UtHHIes Commission wiii no ionger instaii gas piping bsyond ths gas motor. Gas appiiance doaiors shouid notify thoir custmnors of this change in appiiance piping poiicy and they shouid provkfo or assist thok cuatomors in securing proper inataiiation of gas appiiances by quailfied bistaiiers.

Permits to instaii gas heating plants must be secured from the Ctty of Qipenville Inspection Department, telephone 752-4137, ext. 221.

If there are any questions concerning gas piping rasponalbilities, please ceil our Qaa Service Department at 752-7166.

Physical therapist Frank S. Harper will ve a two-iKHir lecture workshop to the Pitt CiHinty Cli^iter of the American Association of Medical Assistants Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the office of Pitt Surgical Associates.

The title of the lecture workshop is Physical Tljer-apy: Put Your Range in Motion.

Harper, a licensed physical therapist, has been an assistant professor of clinical physical therapy at East Carolina University since 1976. He also is a certified athletic trainer and owns and operates the Greenville Physical Therapy-^3ort Medicine Clinic here.

The medical assistants orpnization is made iq> of persons who either are employed a physician or work under the direct supervision of a physician. This workshc^ have continuing education credit for them. For more informa-ti(H), contact Ann Jackson, 762-4613, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday thorugh Friday.

Volume Heavy At Fermville

FARMVILLE-Volume of sales on the Farmville Tobacco Market was heavy yesterday conqiared to the (REvious day and markets conchtions remained relatively steady, according to Georgia Willou^by, sales supervisor of the Farmville Tobacco Board of Trade.

Demand was down sli^tly, but prices on m(^ grades showed little change from Monday. These gractes cfmtiniMd to account for most of the volume and tte highest price paid by a txiy-ing company was , 61-96 a pound. The Farmville maritet sdd 665,922 pounds for 11,185,115.95 for an average of $177.97 per hundred pounds. To date, the market has sold 21,794,993 pounds for 137,684,660.34, for a season average of $172.91. The season ayerage for the same day last year was $150.47.

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OUR CLASSIFIED STAFF imows its bnportant to please yoa.. And we receive hundreds of testimonials every year.

Nineteen pw* producors vied for top honors last ni^t at the market hog show and sale held at the Pitt County Live^k Arena, Pitt County Fairgrounds.

Worthington Farms, Tim AUen Jr.and Robert Burt swept the grand cbanqikm and overall OMi^ietitions.

Worthington Farms was Hie senior individual grand champion, senior pen of three grand champion and took the overall champion individual tn^y.

Alli received the tn^y in the junior pen of three category, thei ousted senior pen of three victor Worthington Farms to become the overall pen of three winner.

The young producer also took firt place in the Junior Pork Production Contest, followed by Robert Burt, second place winner, and Jason Stewart, third place winner.

In the junior pen of three competition. Van Jones Jr. was reserve chan^iion, and in the s^or poi of three, John Lewis was reserve champion.

Robert Burt took the junior individual grand cbainpimi tr^y, with Jason Stewart as reserve chanfln.

John Lewis was reserve champion in the senior individual class.

The market bog show and sale, ^nsored by the Pitt County Livestock Development Associatkm, is held annually during the Pitt County Agricultural Fair. The competition is to purebrd and crossbred bar-

Falkland Candidate Files

FALKLAND - Charles E. Mayo filed this morning as a candidate for Falkland town commissimer.

Mayo, a lifelong Falkland residrat, is safety officer of the Pitt Cmmty-Greenville City school bus program. His wife is the former Annette Vick.

Mayo has served two terms previously on the FaHdandhosodebutisixit incumbent. Tho% are three openings on the txMurd in this dection.

Board A/ieeting

St. Lukes Free Will Baptist Qxirch will have a board meeting Friday at 7:30 p.m.

At 7:*30 p.m. Saturday the Rev. Dorsey Acklln will preach and lead a comnui-nkm sarvioe and music will be rwlered by the AUsn Chapel Juniw dioir. Sundi^ at U a.m. the pa^, Hie Rev. Hattie M. Cobb wlU preach.

The puUic is invited to aD St. > Lukes services, which are held at the St. Matthews Church building.

rows and gilts. H(^ must weigh at least 200 pounds bd nd more than 240 pounds.

Jack Parker, extension swine specialist from Edentoo, judged the contest.

All animals were sold after the show.

Local Youth Wins Trophies

WINSTON-SALEM -

Allen Wagner, 12, of Greenville, wwi first and second place trophies recently during a model ^Iane meet here sanctioned 1^ the Academy of Model Aeronautics, Wasbinghm, D.C.

Allen received his trofHiies in two racir^ evoits involving Hie motorized modds and he also turned in (Hie of the fastest times posted by a compeUtor of his age in that type of meet.

Alloi, a member of the Academy of Model Aeronautics, (xanpeted in the junior division against youngsters from NotHi Carolina, South Cardina, Vii^a and Tennessee. He has bera competing in model airplane meets for several years.

He is the son of William Wagner of Greeaiville.

Fellowship Meet Is Held

Residaits of Berkley Road and Treemcmt Drive hdd a fellowship meeting Sunday aftenKxm at the bCHiie of Jeanie and Clayton Whitehurst.

The grot^ decided to have a yearly neighborhood dinner on Hie fourHi weekend in September.

Donna WhlHey-Sditi told of advantages of forming an Elmhurst neighborhood watch, which the groiq) voted to organize. Plans are underway to purchase Neighborhood Watch street markers. Serving as chairmen are Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Wells.

Others members of the planning coihmittee were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dorey and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Phillips.:

Residents of Elmhurst area are invited to join.

Block of 14th To Be Closed

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M. Leslie J. Bkxmt of 322 N. Bako* Hoad, Stuart, Fla., a naHve of Ayden, died Sunday afta- an eitaided fllness at Hie General Hospital, Stuart, Fla.

Funeral sovices will be ciHiducted at 2 p.m. at Thorns Funeral Home Chapel in Stuart, Fla. Burial will fi^ow in Hie Stuart Cemetery.

Mr. Blount was bore and reared in Ayden but bad maito his home in Stuart, Fla. for the pa^ five years.

He is survived his wife, Mrs. Eunice Grere BlouiU of thetxHne.

Messages of sympathy may be sit to 322 N.W. Baker Road, Stuart, Fla.

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Mr. Lester Wade Briley, 52, died Wednesday nxMming in Pitt Memorial Ho^ital. He resided at Route 5, Greenville. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by the WUkersmi Funeral H(ne

Foil Revival Will Begin

BETHEL - The fall revival is scheduled to start Oct. 5 at Bethd Baptist Church im N(Hth Main Street, with Hie Rev. W.C. Baridey from Troutman as the evangelist. Barkley serves as pastor of Faith BaptM Church.

The services begin at 7:30 p.m. nightly, Monday through Friday.

The pastor. Hie Rev, N(rm Joyner and the congregation invite the public toattend.

Pounds

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Ahoskie..............

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634,867

167.00

ClintoD.............

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582,599

170.46

Dunn................

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Farmville...........

......... 665,922

1,185,116

1777

Goldsboro...........

......... 414,293

741,341

1784

Greenville...........

...... 686,647

1,203,250

175.24

Kinriixi..............

.........1,023,501

1,786,974

172.64

RobCTSonville........

......... 250,317

435,632

174.03

Rocky Mount........

......... 678,072

1,137,066

167.69

Smithfield...........

......... 655,896

1,122,393

171.12

Tarboro .............

........ 266,325

444,358

166.85

Wallace.........

Washington..........

Wendell.............

Williamston.........

WUson...............

1,779,392

3,108,148

174.67

Windsor .............

Mate...............

.......296,320,762

12,341,744

173.08

Season Total.........

505,806,963

170.70

Stahilizatkn.........

....... 504,322

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Tex is Reported

Net sales^ use tax ccdlectkms in PiH County in August amounted to $245,241, accwxling to Marie Lynch, secretary of the N.C. Department (rf Revreue.

The August figure compared with $297,535 recorded in the coimty in July and $286,969 rqiwted fm-June.

Neighboring county totals ot June, July and August included: Beaufort, $150,088, $151,282, $146,893; Caiteret, $175,732, $195,225, $210,667; Craven, $213,335, $233,651, $195,425; Edgecombe, $146,042, $127,398, $128,843; Greene, $19,613, $19,787, $20,301;

Lenoir, $187,339; $168,806, $190,095; Martin, $69,399, $73,755, $78,714; Nash, $234,393, $232,684, $260,392; Wayne, $345,561, $269,715, $266,380; and WUson, $204,650, $218,144, $270,482.

Lyndi said total distributiiMis in Hie 99 pai^^ating counties for August amounted to $18,112,783, compared with $19,140,475 fw July and $18,713,971 for June.

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THE DAILY REFLECTORWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981

Pirates Face Three Straight On Road

By WOODY PEELE Reflector ^xvts EcfitM* Poor field position and poudties hurt East Candina's Pirates in the seomd half against Toledo, Coach Ed EmcHy believes.

We came out firing and got four poialties 1 the first ei^ht plays, he said. That left us in poor field position, and helped Toledo into good field position.

Still, Emory added, it was a victory, and (me he was gl^ to get. it oiables us to still meet some of our goals, like winning all of our home games, and having a winning season. And it gives our team a chance to get nmntally ready before three tough road games.

'Hie coach felt that the Pirate defense put the team in ^x)d field position with its early play in the first quarts, neaiiy blocking one punt, and gating a hand on another. The first time, we didnt take advantage of it, coming up short on a first down, l?ut the nect time we took it in.

Emory said that the Pirate

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, Soccer

N.C. State at East Carolina (7:30 p.m.)

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Tennis

Roanoke at Washington Rose at Nwthem Nash (3:30 p.m.)

Bear Grass at lymouth Taitoro at WUllamston Volleyball North Pitt at FarmvUle Central

jfaidiw^ at Southern Nash (^m.)

d^ey at Havelock (4 p.m.) Southvmst Edgecombe at Greene Central (4p.m.)

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Staff talked tough - probably tougher than it td against N.C. State the week before - at halftime. Debite being up 28-7, Emory said the staff felt that the Pirates were wk doing some of the things they wanted todo.

He then felt that the interception that left Toledo in good field position, setting up their second touchdown. The momemtum changed a little there, Emory said. We never got the field position we wanted. Thai, too, (Jim) Kelso (Tcrfedo quarterback) did some things on his own to help make itatoi#game.

Emory noted that intensity sometimes has a lot to do with field potion. A great play can build intensity both the offense or defense.

But he added that a key to the game was Toledos decision to stick with a field goal that brou^t the score to 28-24. At the time. East Carolina was charged with a penalty that would have givoi T(rfedo a chance to go for a touchdown.

I think their coach did the right thing. You dont take points off the scoreboard. There was ploity of time left thoi, and I think they fdt they could get the ball back and score again, Emory said.

Toledo did get it back, but was unable to move it and the Pirates ran (Nit tiie clock with a l(Hig drive that left them at the one as time ran out.

When we had to move the ball at the end of the game, we did it. The offaisive line made it hiqipen, and we could have scored again, the coach pointed out. But Ill take 28-24, and Ill take it this wediend, too.

This wedcoxi, the Pirates travel to Durham for a 1:30 p.m. meeting with Duke University in the Kue Devils Wallace Wade Stadium,,;,^,

Farmvllle At SWE: Panthers Face Greene Central

Chargers Face Aycock Friday

NPs Dennis Bradley

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Rampants Drop f To 4th In Poll '

i By The Associated Press GoklsiMHX), climbed three not-

year ago. Terry Sanford (*es to third. Greenville Rose, High blitzed Fayetteville city with the remaining first-place foe Reid Ross 280 in high vote, is fourth, and Winston-achool football. Meanulii^ Salem Parkland fifth. Southwest Guilford turned Burlington Williams has a b|ick Rant&inan 180 in a 107.153 edge over runnerup &Qoe that was close until the goong watauga.

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ByRICKSCOPPu.

Reflector Sports Writer

Ayden-Griftoo coach Dixon Sauls remembers last seasons game with Charles B. Aycock wdl, very well.

The Falcons routed the Chargers, 54-0, and afterwards Sauls accused C.B. Aycock of running up the score. One year lata Sauls hopes his Oiar^rs have not forgottoi that Friday night.

Last year they tried to nm the score iq) (i us and you neva know if that will work against you later, Sauls said. This is (Hie game weve been looking forwa^ to all seasiMi.

The game is more than just a grudge match, ho.veva. The Falc(Mis, who will be playing their first Eastern Carolina Conference game, are unbeaten in four starts this season. The Chargers, on the other hand, are riding a three-game winning streak and are 1-0 in the league.

Though it is still early in the season, a win by the Chargers c^d go a long way in Ruq)ping (Nit how the remainda of tiie seas(N)maygo.

This is a big game for us, Spuls said. But from a coachs standpoint, every game is a big game. Our season (kies not d^ioid on this one game. But certainly this is an important encounter if we have any a^irati(Nis to win the (XMiference title.

In other ECC games this week, Farmville Central (3-2-0, 1-1-0) travels to Southwest EMgecombe (8-2-0, 1-0-0) and North Pitt (2-3-0,0-1-0) joumies to Greene Coitral (3-2-0,0-1-0). D.H. Conley (m (H)^) is open.

In other games, Roanoke (4-1-0,2-1-0) travels to Ahoskie (0-3-0, 0-5-0), Williamston (3-2-0, 2-1-0) is at Tarboro (3-1-0, 2-0-0) and Jamesville (2-80,1-80) travels to Aurora (1-30,1-1-0).

In games last week, Ay(ten-Grifton beat D.H, C(mi-ley, 14-6; Farmvllle Central

stunned Havelock, 34-29; one tou(hdown in the last three Southwest Edge(X)mbe nipped ^mes.

Greene Central, 14-7; Southern Were quicka than they are Nash uhipped North Pitt, and 1 think were more ag-28-12; Roanoke itii|^ past gressive than anybody theyve Plynwuth in ovotime, 186; playedfar.

Williamston feU to Bertie, 386; and Jamesvilte lost to Bath, 21-12.

Ayde&Grifton

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Farmvllle Cokral Few gave Farmvilte Central chance last wedi against Havelock. Afta all, the Rams

sonoething no one thou^it we b.T. Cha{^ has maintained could. a moiiest goal ((h* his team all

Now, however, Carrdl must seascm; to improve with each make his Jaguars forget that game. The Panthers have dime game get ready for Southwest just that, that is until the past Edgecombe. Too often afta a twoweeks. big win a team will suffa a big think weve stopped proletdown. Carroll hopes to avoid grossing, Chappell said, that this week. Weve got where we feel

Im gonna work them pre- satisfied at where we are. tty hard, Carroll said. Im weve got some individuals

were ranked among the dite in

Ayden-Grifton with a number the east while the Jaguars doing my best for us not to be whonotdoingthe joband, if we

scored 48 points this season. North Pitt North Pitt first-year coach

of problems, but perhaps the were struggling unda a new big^ is that the Falcons coach, return 16 seniors off a team The Jaguars, however, pro-that went 81 last year. ved the skeptics wrong as they

(Xir biggest (xmcern is that shocked the heavily-favored they play so wdl togetha and Rams behind Jeff Cutlers theyve beoi doing it fa three (xmferaice-record tying four years, Ayden-GrifUm coach UNichdown passa and Wesley Dixon Sauls said. They Carmons 75-yard kickoff reexecute their offense wdl and turn, make you make adjustmeirts. It was a big win, first,

Sauls bdieves the game may because it was our first home ride (HI whether the Oiargers vicUny this year, Farmville can duplicate the togetherness Central coach Gilbert Carndl the Falcons have diq>layed said. And because it came thus far this season. against a team that year in and play and the quick pitch. Doing

The key fa us is to play year out has givoi Farmville much of the work in the hard on every down and to trouble. Southwest backfield is running

hang together, Sauls said. There was (me more reasim back Wayne Mayo, has dose to Lsit year we had some pro- the victory was a big (me. It 500 yards ru^g and has Uems ova there and we dnt was big because nobody have the propa attitude. thou^t we could do it. That We fumbled early over makes it even bigger. We did there and that set the tone. We need to get into the rhythm of the game early this year without making any crucial mistakes.

The Faicons run out of a T-formation and run both a split and wide tackle six <m defense and blitz often.

Theyre a difficult team to prepare for, Sauls said.

Hiey run it out of a T and believe or it or not that makes it tough to prepare for them.

Theyre a run oriented team and they make you make adjimtments.

Were going to have to try to crowd the line of scrinunage and try to force them to throw if we can. We must ctmtain the off-tackle sweeps and their tr^pinggame.

To try to (k) this Sauls will rely (m a quick, aggrestive defense that has givoi up but

flat this week. Ive told the kids have to, well make some we can beat ttiem, but tiiat changes, they arent gonna roll over for Weve got a long way to go. us. I think we have the potential to

Ive told them weve got to have a good footbaU team and I be cautious, he added. Its was thinking the last few not going to be any cakewalk.

Like t^ Rams, the Cougars, one of the preseason favorites to win the ECX: title, run the wishbone. However, they are not as much of a triple option team as the Rams.

Instead, they rely heavily on the belly off tackle, the dive

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lejfkl their diviskNis this week in TTe Associated high s(jK)ol footbaU poll. Xb8 pther pacesetter is Burlinfton Wmiams, in SA. All three have ieoeach week this season.

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Montreal 30 Dawson. Montreal, 26. Jordan, Clem 53 100 3.0 53.3

SorUi San Francisco. 26 Joy^.iiM 48 1M 32 510

PITCHING (9 Decisions): Seaver, Sdlivan. NCS 27 303 7.5 S0.7

Cincinnati 14 2. 875, 2.49, Cariton. McCall, Clem 36 130 3.1 46 3

Philadelphia, 13-4. 765. 2.31; Camp. Uwson, NCS *

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C#. Yds TD Avg. 13 241 2 IS 5

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17 106 0 6.2

12 2K 3 23 6

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BATTING 1265 at bats): Lansford, Quick,NCS

Boston, 333, Paciorek, Seattle, 327, Ruffner WF Gibson. Detroit, 325; R Henderson, Freder k. Duke OakJand, 324, Hargrove, Cleveiand, 322 Tice. Md 9 89 2 9.9

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Evans. Boston, T9; C Cooper. Milwaukee, FIE1DG0AI

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Evans, Boston, 67; Winfield. New York, 65 Igwebuike, Clem 5-3 600

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Paciorek, Seattle, 128; C Cooper, Morrison, Va 4-2 500

Milwaukee, 127 Denfleld, WF 2-2 1000

DOUBLES: CCooper, Milwaukee. 32,

Oliver. Texas. 29; G. Brett. Kansas City,

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TRIPLES: Castino, Minnesota, 9, Poole. NC Baines, Chicago. 7; G Brett, Kansas City, Gregg. WF 7 Wilson. Kansas City, 7; Griffin, Toronto, Chester, Va 6; Lemon, Chicago, 6; R Henderson. Davis, Clem Oakland. 6 Tillery, Duke

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8 33 0 4.1

6 24 0 4.0

Sharon Matthews, 548 & 204, Mens Milwaukee, 144, 778, 3.65, Comer, Texas, Md

high series & game; Chip Baker, 7-2. 778. 2.56; Torrez, Boston. 9-3, 750, Va

647 4 230 3.81; D Martinez, Baltimore, 14-5, 737, GaT

3.35, Clear, Boston, 8-3, 727, 3.55, Hoyt. Chicago, 8-3, .727, 3.84; McGregor, Baltimore. 12-5, .706, 3.46, Morris, Detroit, Team 14-6. .700,3.08 NC

.STRIKEOUTS: Barker. Qeveland, 124, NCS

Blyleven, Cleveland. 107; Bums. Chicago. Clem

KB, Guidry, New York, 102; Leonard. Md

Kansas City, 102. ^

Duke GaT

TEAM OFFENSE

Play Yds P.P TD P.O. 245 1516 6.2 22 505.3 280 1545 5.5 9 386.2 229 982 4.3 8 327.3 285 1304 4.6 9 326.0 207 949 4.6 5 316.3 224 925 4.1 7 308.3 186 748 4.0 5 240.3 188 664 3.5 6 221.3

45-Yard Run By Blue ECU Play Of Week

A 45-yard run by Hardd Blue got the Pirates out of a hde Saturday against the University of Toledo, and helped East Carolina preserve a 28-24 victory over the Rockets.

That run, by Hardd Blue, was selected by ECU coaches as the Play of the Week for that game.

The play was a straight belly play, offensive coordinator Wright Anders(m said. The quarterback reads the defensive tackle. If the tackle does not take the fullback, the quarterback hands off to the fullback on a dive. If the defensive t^kle closes down, the quarterback pulls the ball and gives to the seomd back through.

In this case, it was left

halfback Harold Blue who gotthecall.

The play was nothing special, Anderson continued. Tootie (Robbins) got a good Mock and Handd made a quick cut in the secondary.

The 45-yarder bailed the

Pirates out (rf die bole with just ovor fii minutes left in the game. It came m the first lay from scrimmage aftffl* Tcrfedo bad sciMred a fidd goal to cut the lead to 28-24. Whe the Pirates failed to score m the series, it did establish fidd position, causing Tdedo to have to

woit from de^ in its own toTitory, and it was unable to get a drive going, and tte Pirates then ran out the dock on a Irnig drive d thdr own.

The run was Blues Icmgest career run and the limgest Pirate run of the 1961 season.

Marf in Drops Boycott Threat

OAKLAND (AP) - Oakland As Manag* BUly Blaitin has dropped his threat to boycott the first round d American League playoffs following assurances that the dub will cmnpensate coaches fra* the games.

Its a dead issue now. I think we made ow pdd, Martin said Tuesday.

Martin together with his coaches had vowed to sit out the playoffs in protest of the player-owner agreeroed that provided no ^larantee managers and coaches would Aare in the divisHMial playoff revenue.

I still think its 100 percent wrong, but now evoybody knows about it. I dcmt think it will happen again, Martin said.

As President Roy Eisenhardt said he would alld part of the ditos 18.5 percent share d the revenue fnmi the fird three games to (XHn-p^isate the coaches and team siqiportpersonnd.

Many of the As players

Baseball

St. Louis Montreal Chicago x-Phlladelphia New York y Pittsburgh

Second Half of Season NA-nONAL LEAGUE EAST W L

26 21 26 22 22 25

22 25

22 26 20 29

WEST 31 17

29 18

27 20

25 23

22 25

14 35

Houston Cincinnati San Francisco y-x-Los Angeles y-Atlanta y-San Diego x-F1rst-haif division winner

Pet

.553

542

.468

468

.458

.408

.646

.617

.574

.521

468

.286

4'ii

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National Basketball Aaaociation vvp

NEW YORK KNICKS-Named Kevin Duke Kennedy director of promotions caT

PORTLAND TkAIL BLAZERS NC Announced that Jeff Lamp, forward, had ciem j agreed to terms on^milU|Mr contact. Md

NaUooiUFoot^ League ^ nCS

RUSHING

Play Yds P P TD P G.

188 1019 5.4 17 339 7

214 1201 5.6 7 300 2

179 547 3.1 5 182.3

148 492 3.3 3 164.0

120 356 3.0 3 118.7 ^

120 364 3.0 5. 91.0 haveilt.

104 280 2.6 1 89.7

113 164 1,5 3. 54.7

PASSING A-C-I Pet Y G

165-99-7 60.0 940 235 0 103-484 46.6 680 226 7

Chargers Face Aycock Friday...

(Ckmtinued fnnn page 15) play real good, but we

Footboll Standings

National Football League

HOUSTON OILERS-Traded Rob

V FtaCliiS'mm S Season nlavoff Carpenter, back, to the New York GlanU

Second Season playoff undisclosed draft choices and future xeam contention considerations Waived Mack Mitchdl, C

LosAnaelJsAUMtaS defensive end. Sra

^ ^gel 5, AUanta 3 ST.LOUIS CARDINALS-Released Mike

Fisher and John Floyd, wide receivers. Md

SEATTLE SEAHAM^Placed Brian wF

St.Louis 8. Montreal 4 'Packer, on the injured reserve puke

San Diego 2, Houston 1 iinnnrv

Wednesday s Games a,...____ Va

Sl.Loute (Sorensen 7-7) at PhUadelphIa gx 1X)UIS BLUES-Assl^ Jeff Nord,

ille, Bruce McKay, defenseman, and xeam

New York 7, PhUadelphIa 0 Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 6 Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 3

Chappell offered as an example the Panthers 28-12 loss to Southern Nash last week. The Panthers had one ^ 6 497 165 7 touchdown - a 35-yard run by c.b. Aycock 5(F2fr2 52.0 435 145 0 taUback Mltdiell Cox Called FarmvUleCen. back because officials said North Pitt quarterback Ken Whitdiurst was in motion.

Later in the game, with North Pitt traUing, 14-6, the

Eastern Carolina (3-A)

76-3M SO.O 433 144.3 66-34-6 51.5 392 130.7 66-306 45.5 344 86.0

Conf.

W L

Ayden-Grifton 1 0

SW Edgecombe 1 0

So4iUiern Nash 1 0

0 0 0 1

Greene Central 0 1

North Pitt 0 1

All Gaines W L T

3 1 0

1 4 0

4 0 0

3 2 0

2 3 0

Havelock White Oak West Craven West Carteret D.H. Conley North Lencdr

Coastal (S-A) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

already had said thQ^ planned

to vote a share (rf their fdayoff

winnings to the coaches.

My intoititm will be to give

them roughly the same share

Having this break now is as the players, Eisoihardt

definitely going to hdp us. We said. Billy wcmt be paid,

look at it as a real positive which should illi^te that he

thing. I think it will definitdy was pursuing fairness, his

0 work to our advantage. ownwell-beiig.-

2 Weve had five noncon- The As, winners of the AL

n A first-half title, will open

0 T 5 the divisional playoffs next

4**^^ Tuesday, probably in Kansas Ayden- five straight conference cijy

(Larson 3-0), (n)

Ban Lerg, center, to MUwaukee of the (Solomon8-5).(n) League Released ctem

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NHLExhibHion

San Francisco (Griffin 84) at Atlante ie^!^vard*and^ (McWilliams 1-1), (n) Jeansavard and Reo

Houston (Ruble 44) at Cincinnati (Soto 104). (n)

Chicago (Bird 44) at New York (Zachry 7-13), (n)

San Diego (Flreovld 0-1) at Los Angeles (Hootonll4), (n)

lliuradays Gaines Houston at Cincinnati San Francisco at Atlanta, (n)

St.Louis at PhUadelphIa, (n) .

Montreal at Pittsburgh, (n)

Chicago at New York, (n)

San Diego at Los Angeles, (n)

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Tuesdays Games

NY Islanders6. Buffalos

NY Rangers 6. PhUadelphia 1

....." r3

ilgary 1 Detroit 3, Toronto!

Wlnnipegi Los Angel

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SCORING TD Kxp Oxp FG F Pt Av 23 a 0 0 0 181 53.7 11 9 0 6 1 95 a.7

8 8 0 5 0 71 a.7 7 7 0 5 0 64 21.3

9 5 1 2 0 67 16.7

5 3 0 4 0 45 15.0

6 3 0 2 0 45 15.0 5 4 1 2 0 42 14.0

PUNTING

No Avg NRt YRt NAvg 11 48.4 2 2 48.2 14 e7 3 38 40 0 17 41.6 12 76 37.1

Panthers drove inside the Edgecombe 14, Greene Central 7; SouU*rnNa*10andlad(lrs(

and goal oily to come away Ayden-Grifton at C.B. Aycock;

Last weeks results;

Grlfton 14, Coriey 6; FarmvUle games. This game is a real

Havelock 2; Southwest w^TBvwi,open. out Of the

entity.

When I came into this cOTiference I expected to be blown out just about every

This

open;

weeks schedule: Havelock, open;

FarmvUle Central at Southwest Lenoir, open; Pender at White Oak; Edgecombe; North Pitt at Greene West Carteret at Ginton; Laney at Central; SouUiern Nash, open. West Craven.

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W L

Pet.

Detroit

28 20

583

Milwaukee

28 21

.571

Boston

27 21

.563

Baltimore

25 22

.532

2'(i

y-aeveland

25 24

.510

3ti

y-x-New York

24 24

.500

y-Toronto

20 24

455

WEST

Kansas City

27 21

.563

x-Oakland

24 21

.533

Minnesota

23 26

468

4'X

Texas

21 25

,457

Seattle

21 27

.437

y-Caiifomia

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.413

y-Chicago 20 29 x-First-half division winner

.400

y-Eliminated

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playoff contention

Tuesdays Games

Kansas City 4. Minnesota 2 Oakland 5, Toronto 1

Quebec 6, Hartford 0

WedneMlaysGamM Philadelphia at NY Rangers Quebec at Toronto

Pittsburgh vs. Washington at Johnstown.

Pa. ^

Boston vs. Montreal at Halifax, Nova Scotia

Edmonton vs. St. Louts at Regina, Saskatchewan Minnesota vs. Calgary at Lethbridge, AlhBHa Md

Va NCS Duke GaT WF

nnirsdays Games

TMtmto at Buffalo

306 1299 4.3 11 3M.7 203 1064 5.2 10 351.3 214 1097 S.1 6 365.7 235 1185 5.0 9 395.0 283 1081 5.9 11 430.2

RUSHING DEFENSE

P Y PP TD G 119 299 2.5 0 99.7 126 327 2.6 0 100.0

Montreal vs. Boston at Providence, R.I Minnesota at Calgary

Vancouver at Los Angeles Fridays Game NY Islanders at NY I

Cleveland 3, New York 2 Detroit 14, Baltimore 0 California 5. Chicago 1 Boston 7. MUwaukee 2 Texas 6. Seattle 2

Wednesdays Games Kansas City (Gura 10-7) at Minnesota (Arroyo 7-9)

Toronto (Leal 7-12) at Oakland (Norris U-9)

New York (John 9-7) at Cleveland (Garland3-7orWaits8-9) (n)

Baltimore (Flanagan 84) at Detroit (WUcoxll-9) (n)

Boston (Hurst 24i at Milwaukee (Caldwell tl-9) (n)

California (Moreno 1-2) at Chicago (I^tson9-7Hn) Ontario

Texas (Hough 3-ll at SeatUe (Bannister 84) (n)

Thursday's Games -

Kansas City at Cleveland. 2

Only games scheduled -

Buffalo vs. Boston at Springfii Philadelphia vs. Washington Pa.

Winnipeg at Colorado Edmonton at Vancouver

Saturdays Games

[St, Louis

Team NC Duke Qem at Hershey, ^

NCS Md Va

.Mass.

SKSm stunning SouUiwest

TOTAL DEFENSE But thdts flot the case. I This is a good week for us to

196 w33Y2i^ Souttiera Nashs have off, D.H. Conley first- has not wwi a game. Which is

204 725 3.0 1 241 7 Weight progTam, but you know year coach Gerald Garner not to say the Vikings have ixrt 229 949 4.1 4 316 3 ^ jjjgy ran the tall It said. Psychologically and come close. They have. In the

wasnt because they were physically this is a good week last three weeks the Vikings

Mowing us off the line of fausto have off. have lo^ to North Pitt (IK),

We' '( tliree heart-<) and

lng^thebl)o. breakers in a row by a AydeiH3riitnn(l4).

i> ... I. touchdown or (ess and weve

lii SioilS? We were not job we got a chance (or our bumps and

154 093 4.5 9 231.0 taught thcm to do 1 practicc. m 1M4 sJ 7 MO 0 The Panthers better learn The open date will also help ourselves rather than our op-PAssiNGMj) because they face a the Vikings a chance to forget ponent beating us, Garner

A4;-i Pet Y G Greoie Central team Friday the past three Friday nights, said. The kitte know it, but

494?1 i XI m.3 night that has a defense that Four weeks ago D.H. Conley their frame of mind is still

S&i4 iM 2 uUo^ only 500 yards in total ted a 14-game losing streak good.

50-33-1 K.9 451 1504 Off^lSC lTOUgb itS fTSt ftXiT

54.0 626 156.5

Ayden-Grifhm game with two Cooley, major injuries. Running back North Steven King, a 5-8, 154-s(^homore, s^fered a hairiine fracture in his hand and tackle Morris Sinpson, a 6-1, !231-senior, fractured bis thumb.

King is expected back for the West Carteret game, Garner Since thoi, however, Conley said. Shni^ however, may not be back imtil lator in the seas(m.

l^iikiirg lnspec.iions

CoHBotwMn 7:90 a.m. A 9:30 ajn. 5:90 p.m. A 7:30 p.m.

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Colorado at Winnipeg Montreal at Toronto Minnesota at Edmonton Washington at Hartford NY Rangers at NY Islanders Sundays Games Philactelphia at Hartford Buffalo at Montreal ' Team

Toronto at Quebec NCS

St. Louis at ^icago NC

Pittsburgh vs. Detroit at Windsor, On- WF

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Minnesota vs. Winnipeg at lliunder Bay, Va

Clem Duke GaT

ACC Statistics

ACCSUUsUcs

TOTAL OFFENSE Player-Team Yds Avg Per Play G

NATIONAL LEAGUE Schofield WF

BATTING (265 at bats); Madkick, Pit- Bryant, UNC tsburgh. .343 Rose. Philadelphia, .331; McIntosh. NCS Baker. Uw Angeles, .315; Buckner, Sallv, Duke OilcaM, .315: Schmidt, PhUadelphia, .311. Elkins NC RU^: Schmidt. PhUadelphia, 75; Rose, Kelley GaT PhUadelphia, 69. Dawson. Montreal, 07; Avery NCS Hernandez, St.Louis, 66, Griffey. Clncln- Austin, Qem (''63 ^ McMUlan.WF

RBI Foster, Cincinnati. 86, Schmidt, Whitehead, Va PhUadelphia, 82, Buckner. Chicago. 71; Joyner. Md Carter. Montreal. 65; Matthews,

Philadelphia, 65 PASSING

HITS: R^, PhUadelphia. 137; Buckner, Player-Team Att-Cmp- Ini Pet. Yds TDs

586 5.8 195.3 758 5.2 18B.S 520 7.4 173.3 652 7.1 163.0 468 5.7 156.0 443 7.9 147.7 410 4.3 136.7 354 4.4 88.5

171 4.0 57.0

227 3.9 56.7 156 4.2 52 0

153 3.2 51.0

Team

Clem

Duke

GaT

NCS

U8-5M 49.2 582 187.3 gaiHes ttiis seaswi.

SCORING OE^SE ^ ^

TD Kxp Oxp FG sF Pt Av homecoming, a fact that

3 3 0 0 0 21 70 Chapfiell feels could fire his'

5 4 0 5 0 49 16.3 teamup.

11 H 4 0 2.0 It seems people like to iHit

9 8 14 0 n i.3 somebody on the schedule for

iwTPoJimic* homecoming that they feel

ItKTvltiwO * j I

NoYdsTDAva they Can put (Ml a good sbowig 1 0 lol against, Chappdl said. I 10 iMo 10.8 hope we dont let them do that

9 55 0 61 and we go (town there and have s ro 3 4 a good showing against them.

5 16 0 32 D.H. Conley

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'?i(ao could >t have come at a better ,Si?S2 2 The Vikings are in the

10 216 0 21.6 ... , .L , .

15 322 0 21.5 midst of a three-game losing 14 In 019 9 streak and are pr^iaring for 12 215 017 9 Coastal Conference

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Chicago, 126; Concepcion, anclnnati, 122; Elkins, NC Baker. Los Angeles, 122; Moreno, Pit- Jordan, Qem tsburgh, 118; Griffey, Cincinnati, 118. Weber, WF DOUBLES: Ru Jones, "

_ San Diego, 33; Kelley. GaT

Buckner, Chicago, 31; Concepcion, Whitehead. Va ancinnati, 27; Hernandez, St.Louis, 25; Schofield,WF Chambliss. Atlanta, 24; T Kennedy. San Sally, Duke

Avery, NCS

TRIPLES Reynolds, Houston. 12; Rich- Esiason. Md ards. San Diego, 11; Herr, St.Louis, 9,

WUson. New York, 8; Moreno. Pittsburgh,

8, Templeton. St.Louis. 8; Herndon. &in Player-Team Francisco. 8. Bryant. NC

HOME RUNS; Schmidt, PhUadelphia, Hayes, UNC 28; Dawson, Montreal, 23; Kingman, New Atkinson, Md York, 22; Foster, Cincinnati, 20; Hendrick, Auten, NCS

St Louis, 17; aark, San Francisco. 17

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Entry fee for the tournament is $50. For more information. contact Anthony Gorham at 753-3395.

McIntosh, NC Jones. Duke Lavette, GaT Lewis, Md McKinney. Duke

48-25-2 52.08 426 3 34-234) 67.65 183 0 71-37-3 52.11 455 3 30-19-3 63.33 190 1 131-76-7 58.02 757 4 64-2M 43.75 437 2 54-27-5 50.00 313 I 52-24-4 46.15 273 2

SCORING

TD XPT FG P G 15 0 0 90 30 0 0 23 0 23 7.7 0 7 5 22 0 9 6 27 4 0 0 24 3 0 0 18 3 0 0 18 3 0 0 18 0 3 4 15

Player-Team Hayes, NC Hatcher, Clem Pierce. GaT Warren. NCS Adams, Md J Walker. Va Tolish, Duke Wieczorek.WF

PUNTING

No. Yds. Avi

Wg.

11 532 48.4

10 447 44.7 17 707 41.6

17 700 41.2

18 715 39.7

11 413 37.5 16 583 36.4 14 474 33.9

Player-Team Bryant, NC Mclntoeb. NCS

RUSHING

PI. Yds H. G 70 520 7,4 173.3 91 645 7.1 161.2

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By The Associated Press ' Morris, IH gave up only Oakland Manager Billy one hit whe walking four and Martin gave 1^-hamW Tom ^riking oi five in six innii^ Underwood the ball and a before giving way to Rozona, little incentive. who ^led the seventh and

1 hrid him that if we face gained his third save, certain elute in the playoffs, I Baltimore starter Scott mi^it use him as a starter, McGregor, IM, didnt last said Martin. through the first inning.

Underwood, who only had We're in the drivCTs seat, (Mie previous start during the but we cant be jimping secmd half (rf this season, around like fo(ds, rejoicing, responded with a four-hitter either, said Morris. It was Tuesday night to lead the As to fun, though. (This game) was a S-l triumi^ over the Tcatnto almo^ too easy. I hate to say Blue Jays. that, because it can jinx you.

The certain cluteI referred butitstrue. to by Martin are the Detroit Red Sox 7, Brewers 2

Tigers and New York Yankees Dave Stapleton slugged four two American League East hits, inclung two soio hmne teams with strong Itt^ianded runs, and Mike Torrez and hitting. But first the As will Mark Gear combined on a have to win the AL West five^iitte- to lead Bostwi ova-playoffs, of course. Milwaukee.

Were not looking that far The Red Sox chased Jim* ahead, said Undorwood. You Slaton, 5-7, with three runs in can be aspired Im being the fourth to lead 4-0. Stapleton primed for cotlin teams, but brou^t home oie of the runs weve got a long way to go with his first homer of the befOTe worryii^ about Detitrit night, and ninth of the season, or New York. ' He hit his 10th in the seventh.

The As victory kept them Torrez, 9-3, struck out eight games behind Kansas Qty and walked two, giving up the in the second-half West race. Brewers runs in the ninth on The Royals held onto their slim Robin Younts RBI triple and a lead with a 4-2 decision over run-scoring single by CecU Minnesota. Coq>er before needing Gears

Meanwhile, Detroit moved relief help, into first place in the East by a Indians 3, Yankees 2

half-game after defeating Miguel DUones bases-loaded Baltimore 14-0 while grouncter off the ^ve of New Milwaukee was losing to York second baseman Andre Boston 7-2. The results left the Robertson scored two runs to Red Sox in third (dace, a game break a 1-1 tie in Um ei^th back. inning and give Qeveland a

Underwood struck out 10 tight victory over the Yankees, batters, the most by an Cleveland right-hander John Oakland pitdier this year, in- Denny, 10-5, scattered nine eluding the last four he faced, hits, struck out five and walked I usually get ray strikeouts three in pitching his sixth eariy, Said Underwood, who comply game. New York hurled his first con^l^ game starter Ron Guidry, 11-5, car-o the year. ried a two-hitter into the eighth

Dave McKay backed Un- before the Indians rallied, derwoods pitching by driving Angds 5, White Sox 1

in two runs. He broke a 1-1 tie Don Baylor cracked a two-with a suicide squeeze bunt, run homCT and Bobby Grich a scoring Keith Drumwright in solo shot in the sixth inning to the fifth inning, then singled lead California over Chicago, home a run in the seventh. 'ITie blasts sent Rich Dotson, Underwood, 4-6, retired the 9^, to the showers, first 12 batters he faced. He Bruce Kison, 1-1, taaking

Rose Runners Win Three Team Meet

Flying Helmet

Toronto Blue Jays shortstop Alfredo Griffin lands a gloved hand and As Mike Heaths batting helmet goes flying in a fifth inning fracas at Oakland Tuesday. Umpire Bill Haller, right had attempted to s^a-rate the two after some pushing and shoving at second base. (AP Laserphoto)

Williams, Smith Tie For First In Course Record Time Of 14:16

STANTONSBURG - Rose High Schools bOys crossHXxmtry team pam<> out ahead in a threeway meet hdd at Wilson Be<toingfield yestarday. Rose finished the meet with 21 points, while Fike had 36 and Beddingfield had 127.

Wilson Beddingfield nipped Rose High Schools girls by one point in their meet, 38-39, with Fike finishing a close third with 44 points.

Rose runners Harry Williams and Kenny Smith toured the 2.6-mile course U^ether, finishing in 14:16 eadi to set a new course record.

Third place wwU to Tony Hills of Fike in 14:34, followed by John OrnMmd of Rose in 15:19, and John Byrd of Rose in 15:37.

Other Rose runners included Tyrone Forbes, ninth in 16:06, Joe Norcott, 10th in 16:07, Chip Little, 11th in 16:08, Paul Bolen, 13th in 16:11.

Rose is now 4-0 in dual meets, 3-0 in conference competiticm.

Despite Rose Hi^s Angie Michel taking first place, Beddingfidd was able to pull out the girls victory. Michel finished the course in 18:57. Beddingfields Dana Williams was second in 19:10.

The other Rose giris finished as follows: Mary Holloway, fourth in 20:13; Hope Streeter, eighth in 21:14; Cissy Taft, 10th in 21:19, and Kristine Ambert, 16th in 24:45.

The Rose girls are now 2-1 in Big East competition.

Both the boys and girls teams will be in conq)tition in the Wake Forest Invitational on Saturday.

Prep Volleyball Roundup

Valkyries Streak Now At 12 Straight

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HOLLYWOOD - D.H. Con- In the opening gam, leys gWs volleyball team Farmvilles Angela White extended its unbeatai ^rii^ to scored ei^t drai^t points 12 straight Tuesday with two and teammate Rose Lang victories over Coastal scored five straight. In the

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Cmiference foe West Craven.

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D.H. Conley travels to Havelock Thursday.

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game, it must be dtnng some- every week this season. Crum said. Its nice to be fluke, Crum said. Were

thing right. We were kind of surprised there, but it is only the third playii^ a Tech team that is a

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because the Tar Heels are The amount of offense we had The team he believes mi^t shutout last year, doing just about everything,,was a surprise to us. We were be No, 1 is Oklahoma which The Tar Hed defense, sixth

right. really surprised we were aWe lost to No. 1 Southern Cal, in the nation, has not bei

"They arent making many to run the ball like we did. 28-24, Saturday. Im not so tested by the pass yet. But mistakes, Tar Heel coach The only problem with wins sure that theyre not the best Crum admits that Yellow Dick Crum said Tuesday dur- like those, Crum said, is the team in the country. Anytime Jacket quarterback Mike ing his weekly news con- team is not getting the workout you turn the ball over 10 times Kelley is acconqrfished in that ference. it needs. Against Boston Col- and only lose by four points, area and "theres no doubt that

The biggest things in the lege, North Carolina did not ^t youre pretty ^xxl. Geoi^a Tech has the best

games so far is they havent much practice passing. 'The Georgia Tech is the next passmg game weve seai to

turned the ball over yet. Thats Tar Heels only threw 11 passes opponent for Nmth Carolina, date.

worth two touchdowns to your and Crum decided to stay out and the Yellow Jackets have But Crum does not rule oik

defense. of the air after building such a already beaten one nationally anotherhigh-scOTinggan.

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matter of confidence. And his first string players Georgia Tech opened its season has proved justified so far.

Our youngsters believe our have yet to play a fmirth by upsetting then second- North Carolina leads the natton offense can score, he said, quarter this season. Itll be ranked Alabama. Tech has in total offaise, averaging 505.3 Thats the way it is anytime interesting to see what happens since dropped games to yards a game, they go on the fieid. They just when they have to, he said. Florida and Memphis State,

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Rose won five of the six doubles matches to sew up the

Maijorie Jones-Jessica Perry (R) d. Sherri Rollinson-Lisa Forehand, 8-7.

Exhibition; Hayes Warren (Rl d. Stephanie Sharber, 8-5; Mary Kathryn Gark (R) d. Cdena Crose, 8-4.

Duffy-Peei (W) d. Morris-Bland, 85. Jones-Griffin (W) d. aarfc-Hoskins, 83. Mills-James (W) d.

Grant Field in Atlanta.

86.

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Navratilova, Austin Win

BLOOMINGTON. Minn. Third-seeded Pam

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record to 84) overall and to 64) Grass Tuesday afternoon in a tonight in the 73rd U.S.

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The Rampettes travel to Northern Nash on Thursday.

u j 11. tennis match.

The two teams had split ^ gggp Grass travels to singles matches, each winning Plymouth on Thursday.

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Pauline Bearden (R) d.

Hoyt, 81,80.

Janet Mlielle (R) d. Darlene HeUe, 82, 83,

Louise Evans (R) d. Carla Smithson, 86,81.

Karen Poole (NE) d. Marsha Tart, 81, 83.

Barbara Little (R) d. Kim Moss, 83, 81.

Bearden-Mizelle (R) d. Cun-i-Myers, 85. rt-Poole (NE) d. Uttle-KrtsU Logue, 86.

three.

Williamston travels to Tarboro, while Roanoke visits Stephanie Washington on Thursday. Summary:

Theresa Duffy (W) d, Deanna Morris, 83,83.

Amy Griffin (W) d. Janet ark, 84, 82.

Mary Bland (R) d. Amy Jones, 86,82. Fanny Peel (W) d. Paula Respess, 82, 84.

Janet Hoskins (R) d. Cathe James, 81, 81.

Tammy Johnson (R) d. Lynn Mills, 86, 83.

Summary:

Patricia Ashley (E) d. Robin Knox 85 Martha Harless (E) d. Ann Bullock 82

Championships,

In (^lening matches Tuesday night, defei^g champion and No. 1 seed Tracy Austin breezed past Beth Nwton 6-1, 6-0 while second-seeded

Mi^ Un*fk.o.r (E) d Mdr, NavraUlova helil oH

lluMIl HonlhaJ (E} d. Cindy Hln Betty StOVeE.3,M.

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Ashley-Karen Keeter (E) d. Knox-AngieMizi^83 BuUock-Rogerson (BG) d. Flanagan-SusanDownum85 Carol Voight-Greer Anbmm (E) d. Patricia Nielson-Debra Price 82

Austin and Navratilova are in opposite brackets and will not meet until the Sunday finals at the Met Ce.iter, if they continue to advance.

In another evening singles match. No. 7 Anne Smith defeated Rosie Casals 6-3,7-6.

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For St. Louis third baseman Ken Oberkfell, the way to the National Lea^ East Second Season title is simple.

Weve got to go after all our games and win them, Oberkfell said after powering the Cardinals to an 8-4 victory over the Montreal Exp< Tuesday night and back into first place.

It seems like everything is falling into place, Oberkfell said. We went through a bad streak, but were out of it and Montreal has to catch up now. Its very big win. We needed it.

Oberkfell had four hits and three RBI in the Cards victory. Gene Tenace chipped in with a two-run double in the 13-hit St. Louis attack.

Everythings a crucial hit at this time of the year, said Tenace. You just have to take each hit and each day one at a time.

The victory, St. Louis fourth

straight, moved the Cards back in front of the Expos. Montreal, which had a 24-game lead four days ago, suffered its third straight loss.

I would appreciate all the help we can get, said St. Louis Manager Whitey Herzog of the games his club has left. Its still a pretty big task.

Down 2-0, St. Louis bounced back in the bottom of the first inning. Keith Hernandez

singled, George Hendrick and Tenace doubled, and Oberkfell slapped a two-run single.

Tommy Herrs triple and

Garry Templetons sacrifice fly added another run in the St. Louis second.

The Cards added two insurance runs in the fifth on an RBI single by Oberkfell and a sacrifice fly by Dane lorg.

Montreal Manager Jim Fanning was philosophical

about the loss.

We were 34 games out; now were half a game out, he

said. It isnt all that bleak. Mets 7. Phillies 0 Pete Falcone hurled a four-hitter only his fifth cwnpl^ game in five years - hit his first major league hMne nm and added a two-run sin^e to lead New York over Philadelphia.

I learned a lot more being a bad pitcher than fnn being a good one, Falctme said. You learn a lot when you get shelled.

Dave Kingman also homered for the Mets.

We didnt make a trip to the nflound tonight and we didnt have anybody warming up, Mets Manager Joe Twre said. I cant remember the last time that happened.

Padres 2, Astros 1 San Diegos Rick Wise and Gary Lucas scattered four hits, and Luis Salazar and Barry Evans drove in first-inning runs as San Diego edged Houston. The loss cut the

Astros NL West lead to just 14 games over Cinciraiati.

In the Padres first inning. Gene Richards walked and scored on Salazars triple. Evans followed with a single, scoring Salazar with the game-winning run.

Pirates 10, Citos 6 Willie Stargell keyed a four-run uprising in the seventh inning to lead Pittsburgh over Chicago.

His bats as quick as ever, Pirate Manager Chuck Tanner said of Stargell. All he has to do is get healthy.

Im counting cm him next year. Hes in my plans. Im sure hes going to play. Hes too good a hitta* to retire.

Dale Berra, who stole home in a three-run Pirate rally in the third inning, snapped a 5-5 tie in the seventh with an RBI single. An intuitional walk then filled the bases for

Stargell, who ripped a Doug Capilla pitch into ri^t fidd to break open the game.

Dod^S, BravesS

A ninth-inning triple 1^ pin-di-hitter Jack Perconte scw^ Rick Monday and snapped a 3-3 tie as Los Angeles downed Atlanta.

Trailing 3-2 going into the ninth, the Dodgers rallied as outfielder Mike Marshall reachl second on a throwing error by Atlanta rookie shortstop Paul Runge, advanced to third on Mike Scioscias gnxDKter and scored the tying run on Mondays single. After driving in Monday, Perconte scored when Runge allowed Steve Saxs pop fly to drop into short left field fOT his second error of Uk inning.

Atlantas Bob Horner snapped the worst hitting slump of his career with four

straight hits, including a pair Johnny Bench got the first making only his second career (A home runs. Rufino Linares Reds hit, a solo hcwaw in the start, had retired the first 13 also homared for Atlanta. fifth. Giants starter A1 Hdland, Reds.

Reds 4, Giants 3 Ron Oe^ ^ed in pln-ch-runner Rafael Landestoy with (me out in the bottom of the ninth to lift Cincinnati ova*

San Francisco.

Jimmie Wilson of the Cincinnati Reds, a playing coach at the position of catcher, stole the only base in the 1940 World Sies against Detroit.

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The Mayor and City Council will consider appointments to the following boards/commissions of the City of Greenviiie in October, 1981.

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If you are a Greenville resident and would like to be considered for an appointment, please call or write the City Clerks Office, P.O. Box 1905, Greenville, N.C. 27834, Telephone 752-4137, Ext. 216, arid complete a resume form to indicate your interest in the event you have not already done so.

YOU ARE ENCOURAGED TO VOLUNTEER YOUR PARTICIPATION IN CITY GOVERNMENT

UNC Downs ECU In Volleyball

The University of North Carolina swept East Carolinas women in vcdleyball last night in Minges Coliseum, taking three straight games.

Carolina won the match, 15-13,15-9 and 16-14.

In the opening game, East Carolina vaulted out to an 11-1 lead (Hily to see the Tar Heels rally to gain the win.

The I^dy Pirates were still without two of their better players, Lita Lamas and Lex-anne Keeter, sidelined with injuries.

We played hard to a certain extent, Coach Lynn Davidson said, and thoi we became

very cautious. We tried to get the other team to make mistakes and you cannot do that with that caliber of team.

There are key areas where we need a l(k of work, Davidson added. If we can get everyone healthy, we can make some good changes. I know for a fact that well beat Carolina during this year. It will happen; Weve come so close and when we do it, it will surprise the heck out of everyone.

East Carolina is now 2-7 on the season and will participate in the South Carolina Invitational on Friday and Saturday.

Rec Netters Win 3rd Straight

ROCKY MOUNT - The Greenville Recreation and Parks Departments junior girls tomis team gained a 16-3 victory over R()cky Mount yestenJay.

The juniors are now 34) and travel to Wilson on October 7.

Summary:

Wandria Hines (G) d. Jewel Sharp, 84.

Cathoine Land <G) d. Leslie Dawson, 8-2.

Susan Sayetta (G) d. Margo Anspack, 8-1.

Christa Wdborn (G) d. Lee Wimberiy, 8-4.

KeUy Wall (G) d. Kly Maddox. 8-1.

Karen Cantrell (RM) d. ^isan Evans, 84.

Susan Taylor (G) d. Julia Cherry, 82.

Martha Taylor (G) d. Ann Chowning, 81.

Fran Worsley (RM) d. Christy Tyler, 84.

Ginny Close (G) d. Joylette Whitaker, 82.

Canri Wilson (RM) d. Mary Helen Allen, 84.

VIcki Parrott-S. Taylor (G) d. Dawsw-Cherry,8-3.

M. Tayior-Evans (G) d. Cantrell-Whltaker,82.

Kara Deyton-Wall (G) d. Maddox-Worsley,83.

Sayetta-Welborn (G) d. Sharpe-Chowning, 87.

Tyler-Allen (G) d. Wiison-Wimberiy, 81.

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By contrast, the Senate Fweign Rdations Cdnmit-tee approved eight other amba^adnrlal nominees by a 15 to 0 vote Tuesday.

The vote on Fundertxirk, who had been nominated by Sen. Jesae Helms, R-N.C., was held up because of concern among some members of the cMomittee about his strongly anti-communist writlngB.

Funderburk, a 37-year-old associate professor of history and an expert on Romanian language and politks, is expected to win full Senate confirmatioo later this weL He is scheduled to leave Friday for bis post in Bucharest.

The committee voted Tuesday with only five members present, and the record was left open for the committees other 12 members to vote later.

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ByFBEDROTHENBERG AP'MefvislaD Writer NEW YORK (AP) - ABCs Maokm of America, a ! flix-bour epic lAout a snake^t Irlaii familys strug^ oo both iides of the Atlantk:, vainly tries to be an ORoots but fails 1 jaiserabty because it has no sold.

Its little more than a lavish soap opera, no surprise ^nce it

twas created ly Agnes Nixon, the force behind several [iaiccessful aRernoon smals. Whfle Roots was compelling \ .throu^ Hs characters and historical perspective, Mankms, [^t best, is a curiosity that toely htdds our attention throu^ some tridy improbable twists of fate and plot.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY. OCT. 111

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GENERAL TENDENCIES: Thia is no day to force any ivitiei upon your hiende and ecquaintancee. Rdrain being too demanding in your attitude towarde

j. Strive for incnaaed happinaee.

ARIES iMar. 21 to Apr. 19) You can now aaaUy get over nmblmg blodu in the peth <ii yoitf progreaa that were iffKuit in the peat Be logicaL TAURUS (Apr. 20 to Miy 20) Get buay early in the day uid imMt)ve your fimnmel poeitkm. Do nothing that Eoukl ruin your good rqmtation. ,

GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You have good ideaa that need more atudy before going ahead with them. One who }ppoee8 you could cauae trouble.

MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to Jly 21) Be aore to uae |lipk>macy in the jMinHling of promiaea to othara, or you Bottld have more trouble than you want LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) An annoying aituation could some up early in the day. Replace thia with a new intMuat and get better reeulta. Be clmerful.

VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept. 22) Not a good day to put a new ayatem to work. Diacuaa it further with aaaodatea. Make the evening a quiet and relaxing one.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) The daytime ia not good for recreation since you have important practical affairs to at-tend to now. Engage in hobby toni^t.

SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Dont become embroiled in a family squabble. Keep your mind active on important business affairs. Think omatructivdy.

SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec, 21) The planets are not favoiible for starting new projects at this time. Show increased devotion to the one you love.

CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Be sure to protect your aaaeta, or you could feel the pinch later on. ^ more (Mitgoing in 80(^ activities.

AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) Dont neglect any business matters early in the day. Be sure to control your temper at all times today.

PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) Dont throw away guna youve made on some 'worthless investment at thia time. Avoid one who wastes your valuable time,

IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY... he or she will want to be of service to others so direct the education along humanitarian lines for beat results. Make sure you give good religious training early in life. One who will appreciate music a great deal.

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

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Friday. "Mankms traces the destitute OMankm faniity in Irelaod diBlng a perkxl of potato fanhne and heavy Ki^teh military ioterveotk.

Hot-beaded Rory OMankn (Pierce Broanan) is the central focus of this mkl-iaOO^eries. He battles with the En^ landlords and soldiers who tax and harass the Irish tenanU, but he must leave quiddy for America when be kills an Rngtteh agent. In PhUadelplda, he reluctantly changes his

name to Manioo to iKXsmunodMe Americas prejudices

The Iridi countryride is beaiRifui to see uid the sets do

conjure another time and another world - the only real grace in this dumsy production.

Typical of the lack of subtlety is wiien Rory accklentaUy kills the agent. He takes off Us scarf so the audieDGe can lee

his anguish and the Ehiglisfa sdUers can see his face.

In PhilariP^ia, Rory works in a powder factory, which is attacked in a newspeqier editorial for ignoring safety reeiiatkms and profltii^ oo the backs of illiterate Irish workers. -lUs Is bound to hurt your repiiation, tite ownw is told a friend.

The love angles - since tUs is love in the evening there are plenty around - are handted in the same heavy-handed manner. Rory and Rachel Cterooit (Kate Mulgrew),

daughter U the OMankwt landlord, Ml ywrtnnately to love. So does Rorys sister, Dekhe, and Rachels brother, David, an EngUsb soldier with some sympathy for the Irii pi^

Its aU too predictaUe and pat. Poor boy-rich girl. Poor girl-rich boy. Irish-EngUsh. CMhoUc4>rotestaiit. Before too

long, they aU join Rory in America for mme more paarion andd .......... ..............

ABC Wins Rating Race

I depcessioii, whenever the actkn slows. The naotivatioas

for ail tUs lust and lost never ring true.

As the fates turn, primary and secondary characters are khled off - and one even comes back from death - but the characters never seem tndy affected by any of it. Neither will the audience. To really fed for characters, they must have some creUbility to touch our emotions. This never tuqjpens.

Only David Soul, last seen as Hutch in an ABC cop show Stanky and Hutch, is able to bring some depdi to the role of Caleb StoUDtoo. With the programs best acting. Soul plays a kimHiteurted Amertean who loves Deidre and marries ha the same day that Racbd receives news fran David, who was thou^t to be dead in InUa.

Manfons is typical of tUs genre in which meaningful ttnWigii and wdl-devdoped characters are sacrificed for actfon, sex and coincidences that defy all logic. Its characteristic of much of cominercial TV.

Want nxxre prod? Rosemary Anne Sissm is credited for the screeiq)lay of IfoUywoods Mankms, vriiUe on Sunday her TV adaptdkm of A Town Uke Alice begins on PBS Masterpiece Theatre. Alice may be the best series on television this year. Same writer, dinerent medium.

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Sept. 27 were on ABC, in-duding a Monday Night Football game between Dallas and New England in the No. 2 position.

NBC, in contrast, listed only three of the Top 20 shows, but two of the three hij^iest-rated.

Johnny Carsons 19th Anniversary aw was No. 1 for the week, with a rating of 28, and a second NBC special, Bob Hopes All-Star Cmnedy Lodi at the Fall Season, finished third.

Nielsen says the score for Carsons special means of aU the nations TV-equipped homes, 28 percoit saw at least part of the program.

ABCs rating for the week was 16.5 to 16.1 for CBS and 14.1 for NBC. The networks say that means in an average prime-time minute during

the wedL 16.5 pocent of the countrys homes with tdevi-sion were tuned to ABC.

Seven of the 20 highest-rated shows woe in first run, four in addition to the three highest-rated. CBS 60 Minutes finished sixth, with Part 1 of a twofart Walt Disney film on CBS, The Ijove Bug, eighth, and two ABC shows, iniats Incredible, 14th, and Best of the West, 16th.

With the start of the 1961-82 TV season just two weeks away, orinal programs were more common on rework schedules in the most recent period surveyed.

CBS Evening News, meanwhile, regained the No. 1 positkm in the ndwmrk news competltiwi, after a two-week run at the top by NBCs Nightly News.

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CHAPEL HILL. N.C. (AP) - Americas growing military operations constitute an enormous squadron of death, the Rev, Daniel Berrigan said'Tuesday.

In a speech to about 1,000 people at the University of North Carolina, the Catholic priest and former Vietnam War protester said, No one can assure us there will be a next generation.

Berrigan. who is famous for burning draft cards during the war and more recently for his protests against nuclear arms, also spoke Tuesday in Raleigh, where his presence caused a split among area Roman Catholics.

The Knights of Columbus, a Catholic organization, urged Bishop Joseph E. G<Ksman to avoid associating with Berrigan, convicted of raiding a Pennsylvania missile-asaembiy plant earlier this year.

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I wanted to meet them all," he said. Id really like to sit down with these people, not just to argue with them, but to be their friend. 1 think a lot of them are victimized by their backgrounds.

Berrigan said nuclear war is inevitable within the next five years unless something is done to stop the spread of atomic weapons. He said that is why he and his younger brother, Philip, joined six other anti-war activists in raiding a General Electric missile plant in Prussia. Pa.

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We always have preached that aces were meant to capture kings. Of course, it was understood that we meant your aces and the opponents' kings. But take a look at this hand from the Ruitenboer Tournament in Holland.

After South can do no more than simply rebid his suit. North has just about enough to invite game by raising. Without a ruffing value, South would have been wiser to pass, but he elected to stretch to an optimistic game.

Declarer was not delighted with the contract afterjjWest led the queen of cluti and dummy appeared on the table. He was faced with three possible losers in spades and one in each red suit, and entries to the closed hand were going to be hard to come by .

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To make his contract against this specific distribution, declarer needs to get to his hand to take the trump finesse, and his only entry is the ace of clubs. So at trick one declarer must overtake his own king of clubs with the ace.

Once he is in his hand, he leads the queen of hearts for a finesse. West does best not to cover, but declarer has only one way to play the hand. He continues with a heart, and fortunately West must follow with the king. With the hearts breaking evenly, declarer is halfway home. ^

He gets back to his hand by overtaking dummys last trump and takes the diamond finesse. He is doubly lucky-not only is the king onside, but the suit breaks 3-3. So declarer ends up with twelve tricks six hearts, five diamonds and the ace of clubs.

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IN THE^EjJH^l^COURT SUPE R*IOR COURT

FIL^iif-'s^m

NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY IN THE MATT E R ECLOSURE OF

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FORECLOSURE OF DEED OF TUST EXECUTED BY DON^EU-

W A^OSELEY and vdfa, HAZEL T MOSELEY, DATED JANUARY 9, 19aO, RECORDED IN BOOK R48, PAGE 117 PITT COUNTY REGISTRY BY JOEL K BOURNE,

Of RESALE EAS, pursuant to an

^THATWHER ^dar of RoMla antarad harain, Joal K. Bourna, Trustaa, raadvartlsad and rasold tha harainaftar

dasq-lbad real proparty on July 22, 1M1, to Donnall W. MoMlay for (39,930.00. which was tha amount of his

raisad

bid, and raportad Mid raula to tha Court on Mid data and Mid bid was not further raisad and on August 14, 19(1, an Ordar was antarad confirm Ing Mid Mia.

AND WHEREAS, Donnall W. MoMlay fallad to conwly with his and on tha ISth d#y of ila

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NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY In The District Court GLADYS P NEWSOME

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nature of tha rallaf being sought It at follows: Tfia bond* of matrimony

tha pai _ that tha plaimift be granted an ab solute divorce from the defendant.

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^E RE FORE, under and by virtue of Mid Order of ReMie of the Clark of the Superior Court of Pitt County, and under and by virtue of the power of Mie contained In Mid deed of trust, the undersigned Joel K. Bourne, Trustee, will offer (or reMie at public auction to tha highMt bidder for cash, on Thursday. October 8, 19(1, at 13:00, Noon, at fha courthouse door of Pitt County in Graenvilla, North Carolina, tha

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following described tract of land In the City of Graanvllla, Pitt County,

:arollna, described at

That certain real property situate, lying and being oo fhaNoim side of Dickinson Avanua and tha South side

015

of Chestnut Street and specifically described as follows:

Baing Lots Noe. 3 and ( In Block 4 of tha J. W , J. S. and E. B. HIms road

property as shown on map racor in Map Book 2, Page 180, in tha office of tha Register of 0a^tof Pitt County. Alto conveyed herewith It a parcel of land lying and baing between Mid Lots 3 and (. twentymraa

(23) feet wide and extending tna wIctthofMid lot.

Lot No. 8 daecrlbad above Is 50 faat wide and lying on the North side of Aval

Dickinson Avenue, and Lot No. 3 Is

50 feet wide arid located on the South side ot Chestnut Street. The

aforeMid lots, together with the

twenty three (23) foot parcel ot land, extend from Dickinson Avenue to

Chestnut Street, and being the Mme property described In the deed recorded In Book K 31, Page 155, of the Pitt County Registry.

This Mle will be mad* subject to all ad valorem taxes and assassmants assessed or to be astes-ad against Mid property for tha year

The aforeMid property shall ba sold to tha highest bidder for cash and the successful bidder shall be required to make a deposit of ten percent (10%) of the successful bid at the time of the Ml*.

This the 18th day of September, 1981.

Joel K. Bourne, Trustee

P.O. Box 1158 Tarboro, N. C. 378(6

Telephone; (919) (33-8176 September 30, October 7,1981

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hit 25th day of Saptambar, 19(1. J. E. Nunn and Annia Lac Nunn T/A Nunn's Exxon

2754 East 10th Strset Graenvilla, N.C. 27834

September 38,30,1981.

ADVER iSEMENT FOR BIDS aaled propoMls will ba racalvad by Pitt Coun^Metnorlal HoMzltal In tha offica of ma Associate Director, Physical Plant until 2:00 P.M. Wednesday, October 14,19(1 and Immediately tharaafter publicly opened and rMd, for tha Sballad-ln Additions Project at Pitt County Mamorlal Hospital. The project shall consist or extarior structura

and floor slabs for addPlont to Din Ing Area, Lab, AAadlcal Records and

Spacial Services Plans and specifications are available In the office of Ralph R. Hall, Jr., Associate Director, Plft County Memorial Hospital, Stan-tonsburg Road, (Sraenvllla, North Carolina 37(34 Talaphona; 919-757-44(9.

Each bid submitted must cover all

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cost of 'the work will be required. Tha Hospital reservas the right to re-

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^DIVIS BEFORE THi NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY IN RE; ESTATE OF LESTER V. LAWLER Dacaasad, Lata of the County of Pitt

NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS

Tha undarsismad, having quallfiad as Executrix cd tha Estate M Lester

V. Lawler, this Is to notify all parsons having claims against mM Estafe to preeent them to the under-

signed on or before the 25th day of March, 19(2. or this Notice will be

pleaded In bar ot thair racoumry. All parsons Indebted to the said estata will pleasa make Immadlata pay ment to the undersigned.

This 2Sth day ot September, 19(1. AnneC. Lawler c/o Laurence S. Graham Attorney at Law Suite!

Oakmont Profaasional Offices Graenvilla, NC 27(34 Saptemher 30; October 7,14,31,19(1

Trucks For St

1973 INTERNATIONAL grain truck Fo

19M Ford grain

CHEVROLET Blazer. $4250 Call 7M5517 from 9 5 and

1979 FORD BRONCO XLT PaclUKia. Blue and white. $6500 758-515T_

040

Child Car*

EXPERIENCED mother will keep children in her home. $35. Sherwood Greens. Call 752 (596

NEED RESPONSIBLE person to >ick up 3 children at St. Peter's and ake home to Wlntervlll* and pro vide child car* until 5 p.m. $55 per week. Call 756-9099 atternoons, 756 25(8 aventngs.

WANTED home tor

BABYSITTER In my month old. Must

a 3

provide own transportation. Refer ence* required. Call 746 551 after 4.

2 EXPERIENCED mother* provide loving and learning, play time, naps, home-cooked meals, outing, and learning, infants of day/nlgnt child care provided. Near Wellcome Middle on Highway 903. Call 758-43(3 _

041

DAY NURSERY

MISS RUTH'S Day Nursery has room for 2 children. 21 years of quality care. Call 752 4680._

046

PETS

AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER pups Will be ready about October 10 to 15. ChooMonenow! Call 756-4976.

AKC miniature female Dachshund pups. Black with tan markings. Devwrfned. $75. 792 6911.

AKC Registered Norwegian Elkhound PUPS. 758-2252 anytime.

AKC SIBERIAN HUSKIE puppies Blue eyes, masked faces Call 322 4572, Aurora._

BEAGLE male

can

Good 2817 after 6.

4 years old 7S 2

DOBERAAAN 16 months old. Ing $65. 946-7856.

WARREN'S DCXi AND HUNTING 10th St

Supplies E

iStreet. 752 1(81.

051

HelpWantefj

ASSISTANT AAANAGER NEEDED for auto parts warehouse. Must have at least 1 year experience In auto field. Call 752-6124 or 752 1668.

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AND TECHNICIAN

Needed for immediate opening.

Assistant Director of Cardiopulmonary department needed. Critical care areas include ventilation. Swan Ganz, Endotracheal Intubation, Arterial

013

Buick

BUICK LA SABRE 1967, runs good, HW 7^179.

BUICK LE SABRE Limited. 1979. Dark blue with blue cloth Interior.

Loaded,

Milt

756-9786 af^ 6 P.m.

1974 BUICK Century. Air condition, automatic transmission. $750. Call 758-5674 anytime. _

Chevr(Mt

RED CAMARO 1975. New paint and naw tiras. $3495. Call after 5, 74F4ff7:__

It you're not using your exerclM equipmiMit, tell It tnl* ' cotunms. Call 752-6166.

fall In th*M

97 'CHCvETTE Blue, 4 with air, ^ood^^gas mllaaga.

speed

Must

017

Dodge

1974

air

DART FIna condition, automatic. Call after

Want to sail livestock? Run a Classified ad tor quick response.

018

Ford

FORD FIESTA 1979-Llk* new. 4

Sounder, 40 miles per gallon, air, raig stereo system with 6 Jensen speakers, 72 watt amplifier with

aquallz*

752-1407

llzer. Only 35,000 miles. $3995.

MUSTANG GHIA 1977. V 6. Call 752-7723 attar 6 p.m

1972 FORD LTD 2 doors, gold with vinyl top. Excellent condition. Steel belfed radlals. AAake offer. Call

756-6985.

020

Mercury

19 79 MERCURY Stationwagon. Exct

. Bobcat

_ _ _______ excellent condition,

automatic transmission, AM-FM stareo, low mllaage, air. $3800. Call 7i:^lor756-qMr_

021

Oldsmobile

1973 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass. AAotor

In axcallant condition. Body In ( 00. Call 756-210*.

CTn^ltl9n.f900.

1973 WAGON Air, radio, luggage rack, frame hitch, naw battery and tiras. $975. 756-3114,_

022

Plyrrxxftti

1974 PLYMOUTH Valiant. AM radio, air, 4-door. Excallant running andltjqnjsa-^._

024

TrtT

Foreign

1976 Victory Edition, 46

tfxMJMnd plus miles, burgundy with Asking $3300. Call

whit* stripe.

1( VOLKSWAGONS 1968 1974 $1095-82695. Baysden Used Cars. Kinston. 527-6796.

1966 VOLKSWAGEN with 2 engines. Ntfdt lygrK: fSP QfH 7M-Q797._

1976 MGB Good body, top, interior. Excellent running condition. FM/taM. Prica nagotlable. Call 757-1240._____

1977 MAZDA GLC ditlon. 756-06(5.

Excellent con-

^ air,

tiras, 50,000 miles, $3900. Call 758 7427.

1979 HONDA ACCORD LX Air, power steering, AM-FM cassette, 5 spaed, exoellent condition, 19,000 miles, jMth 5 year-50,000 mile war-raptv. Call 758-0999 after 5 p.m.

19(1 DATSUN 210 4-door Sadan. Automatic, air.

Deluxe

Am-Fm

radio, blue, only 5,000 miles. Facta ry warrwtty l*H. $6500. Call 756-3115 days and 7S6-233 nighta and ask for

Wendy^

2 Toyota coroiio's. Air. each. 524-5414 GrIHon.

032

Boats For Sale

16' HOBIE catamaran. 1978 model.

condition. $1800. Call

ir CHRYSLER Bow rider. 120 HP outboard, HAAG frailar, cover, cur tains, naw carpet; $1750.756 3il4.

ir 1976 Grady White Angler, 190 OAAC inboard-outboard, 45 miles per hour. AAotor freshly overhauled and axcallant. Boat and motor excep tionally clean. Cox trailer. AAany (Xtrat, $3200. 756-1660

1979 150 horsepower AAercury boat motor. Very good condition. Asking t24M qiH/5^^

19B0 STINGRAY, 17' foot open bow, 115 horsepower Evinrude, power tilt trim, all gauges. Cox galvinzed drive on trailer. 19(2 replacement value $11,000, sacrifice, $6500. 756-(790._

034 Campers For Sale

CAAAPER SHELL tor long bed pickup, fiberglass, roil out windows, axcatient condition, (225. 756-4257 after 5._

CAMPER S

SHELL for Ml*. $100

036

Cycles For Sale

FOR SALE; 1979 Honda 250 XL 5,000 miles. Vary clean. $600. Call MJIU

1974 YAMAHA RD 350. Good candi

tion. Low mllaaga, helmet, farri

. Ing,

Runs great. $450. Call

mi YAMAHA 400 Spacial II Still undar warranty. Excellent condi tIon. Sissy bar/iNKkrest. AAust sell, owner leaving country. $1100. gf l.^t y 524-4^.

SL HONDA 1970. Good condi S650.75(-i7S5attar6p.m

Blood Gas Puncture And Analysis. Diagnostics Include cardiac stress

tests. Holler monitor, PFT's and (5oppler studies. Will assist with educational in service programs, preventive maintenance and quality assurance. Minimum 3 years hospi tal experience as Therapist required.

Technician position also available. Salary commensurate with education and experience. Liberal hospital benefits package. Contact

Personnel Office, Edgecombe Gen , (9^19)641-7156 or

eral Hospital, Inc.. submit resume to 2901 Main Street, Tarboro, N C 278(6.

ASSISTANT AAANAGER needed at Matthew Cafeteria located at Bur roughs Wellcome, tixcellent hours and good benefits. Apply in person only to cafeteria manager between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. No phone calls accepted.

CASHIER needed for new car dealership. Experience preferred but not necesMry. Good company benefits. Pay negotiable. Send resume to: Cashier, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27834.

ERTIFIEO LAB TECH For tors office. 5 days per week, all 752 5083. _

CHILD CARE CENTER needs

pre-klndergarten teacher. Apply in person at 313 East 10th Street between 1 end 3 i

pleaM.

I p.m. No phone calls

It's still the garage Ml# season and people are really buying this year! Get yours together soon and adver tise it with a Classified Ad. Call

752-6166.

DONT WORRY ABOUT MONEY-EARN IT!

Good $$$. Set your own hours. Call

752 7006.

EXPANDING BUSINESS DUE to internal promotions. Full tlnrte and part time positions available. Route people, full line vending, resident attendance. Excellent Miarles and

benefits. Applications taken at Consolldatea Coin Caterers. C

500 Block Dowd Street, Hours 9-11 AM, 2 4 PM

Corp. Tarboro.

EXPERIENCED oil truck driver, ^ringe benefits including hospi

talization. Apply In person at Blount Petroleum Corporation, 615 West

14th Street.

FULL TIME management trainee. Cotanche Street.

help; < Stuffy's,

52)

HORSE OPERATION needs full time groom. Living quarters provided. Must be able to travel to shows. Swain's Arabians, PO Box 308, Plymouth, NC 27962. 919-793

2770.

HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED 2 days a week. Must be good with small children.. Own transportation Ex perience necessary, references required. Reply Housekeeper, PO Box 2005. Greenville. NC

IMPORT SALESPERSON Needed in the new Bob Barbour Honda showroom in Greenville. Excellent Mlary and benefits, paid vacation and good working conditions. For ntment call 355-2500.

JOB VACANCY; AAachinlst in structor needed, part time (day) for fall quarter beginning October 1, 1981. Must have 3 years experience in basic machine shop with teaching experience desired. Send applied tion or resume to Tom Heath, Beaufort County Community Col PO Box 1069, Washington. NC

2f889. An Equal OpportunI mpl<

tv/Afflrmatlve Action Employer

KITCHEN UTILITY person Greenville location. Part time only. 10:00 a.m. fo 1:00 p.m Monday -Thursday. Duties include kitchen

cleaning,' pot washing and assisting cooks in food preparation and

food

service. Experience preferred Excellent wages. Call Consolidated Coin Caterers Corp. for appoint-ment at 1-823-1119.

LABORATORY Personnel CLA, ASCP eligible or registered. Full time with need tor flexible days. Apply to PO Eox 6003, (^eenville, NC 2^ or call 758 1140. EOF

LEGAL good

kL SECRETAR typing skills j I. Reply to: Le

a^blllty Reply P O Orawer 27834.

Y AAust have and shorthand

15,

Legal Secretary, Greenville, NC

LEGAL SECRETARY Office expe

rience re<iu{r^. AMmqry^^j>ewflt

erabllltvhelpful. Call 753 :

MAINTENANCE PERSON for apartment conrtplex in Ayden. Will be responsible for all phases ot operation such as painting, clean

ing, complete lawn care and han dling tenant nMlntenance requests.

Experience with heat pump a must. Individ

ividual must have own small tools. Send past work history to Maintenance Man, P O Box 659, Jacksonville, N C 26540.__

MANAGER WANTED for family amusement center in Carolina East AAall. Must be alert, bondzk>le. and

have a definite working knowledge week to

of electronics. $250 Start. Call 756 9875

per

AAATURE Christian woman to give love to 2 year old once or twice a week, about 5 hours a day. light housekeeping. Days may vary. Apply In writing with references ry to: Christian Woman, 1621, Greenville, NC 27834.

and Mlar PO Box

AAOBILE HOME Mies trainee Male or fennale. Draw plus com mission. Excellent Income and future opportunities. Call 756-0131 for appointment between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. and ask tor Graq.

AAOBILE HOME Setup pairman needed immediately.

and Re

$4.50 per hour :t Jim Montgomery at 756-0333. Conner Mobile Homes, 616Greenville Boulevard._

perience preferred, to start. Contz

NEED responsible teenager to babysit 1 or 2 evenings a week In Wlnterville. 1 child. $foo per hour. Call 756 5590.

NEEDED RN Assistant Director of Nurses, 7 to 3 shift. Company benefits. AAajor medical and dental. Call for appointment, Otha Rogers,

call tor apcwintment, ottv Albermarle Villa, 792 I6I6.

NEEDED RN and LPN's, 3 to 11 shift. Company benefits. Major mcdicat and dental. Call for appointment, (^ba Rogers,

Albermarle Villa. 792 1616.

-The D*Uy Reflector. GreeavUk. N C.-Wednet<Uiy, Sq)tqnber 38. IWI

051

Help Wanted

PART TIME position vallabio i LMthor 'n' Wood LTD *M\y I oorsooonty Carolina Eost Mall.

PARTS MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN

Porforrm sklllod. maintononco and construction vyork on tha citlas Parks Buildings, aqulpmant, and othar facilities 7 or mora years axparienca In maintenance and construction work required. In .......wk

eluding skilled level work In mason ry, welding, or carpentry. Valid NC

drivers license required. Starting salaryl2.002

059

WorkWantwl

PAINTER, first class S^lnjj

work Have tools and car 7442,

PAINTING, Interior and exterior.

free estVmites, work guaranteed, 10 754-473.

XStiOJ

73 after 4,

PROFESSIONAL TYPIST wanH tvpino to do at home. Call 7H-3M, QUALITY WORK Room additions, Inting and roofing of any type. ill 7^5370

POLICE DISPATCHER

Performs routine and emergency dispatching duties with the Greenville Police Departnsent AAusf be articulate and able to

perform accurately and calmly under stressful conditions Requires

high school graduation and working rmating shifts PIN certification

_ -ferred. Salary range *10,379 to 13,094

fvfoiy by October 14, 1981. Apply to City of Greenville, Personnel Of flee. Corner of West Sth and Washington Streets, Greenville, NC il Opportunity Employer, AA/F

Equal!

PATIENT Education Coordinator Registered nurse licensed to practice In NC needed to establish, coordinate and implenrent patient education programs and provide instruction to staff In patient teaching. BSN required. Excellent

salary, oomjjrehensjve

resume to: Robert

Brown, Employment Coordinator, LMH, 100 Airport Road, Kinston, NC 28501. Call 7385._

SALES POSITION Sharp, ag gresslve, highly motivated Individ ual needed Immediately. Excellent

pay with management op portunltles. Contact Jim Montgomery at 7540333 Conner Mobile Homes, 414 Greenville Boulevard._

SPECIAL

SKILLS

NEEDED

STENOS

TRANSCRIBERS KEYPUNCHERS TYPISTS BOOKKEEPERS WORD PROCESSORS

Manpower Temporary Services has ''raenvllla. St tempo-

opened a new office In Greenville We are the world's largest tempo will^

are the world's Ian rary service r .

needing experienced stenos, transcribers, key punchers, typists (40 WPM), ana bookkeepers for

RETIRED SALESMAN would like a iob straight commission 4 to 5 hours a day. Tarmlble prodiKt Rwiy to P O Box 2Sn, Greenville, N C 27834

SAMMY HARRINGTON'S Masonry. No job too small or too Call after 5 P.m. 744-2444.

SECRETARY desires po|flon. Excellent typing and *orthand skills Call Joanne at 758 0891.

074

AMscEllanRous

FARMERSMARKET

Fresh local produce. WWe variety avallebfe. Open Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, 8-12 and Friday aftarnoons 3 4 PM

FsyjgrTtto^mi^u^Tsh^

FILL tXRT, BUILDER sand, top toil and rock. J L McDaniel, days, 2229 (mobllaunit), 734-3351

FOR SALE: Chroma fumitura, antigua floor lamp, and ofhar lamps end miscellaneous. 753 5131 after 5 E

TRENCHER SERVICE EI^^Ttc lines, water lines, drain lines. Call 944 8144

WILL BABYSIT In my homa naai Portartown. If Interasted call 752

7427 bafore 4 p.m. _

WILL BUILD cabinets, screenec

porches, decks, do minor r^lr anc 1,'farancas

remodel work, excellent ref 752 3950.

WOULD LIKE con^nlon work. It 1-823-7480._

Interested call iJSJ

060

FOR SALE

BUILDING 33' wida, long, truss roof. To be moved. Phone 7M-..lj44

IBM Type^lter,^ BiM

IBM AAodel D Typawrltar. 752-4471

KIMBALL PIANO Artist cons^ 4 keyboard, 2 years old. Excallant 7201. _

I key

Itlon. 754

OFFICE dictating aqulpmant. complete set, recorder and transcriber, with all accessorlas. Good condition. 752 4471 (8-5).

RENT portable washer/dryer. *28 a month. Rental Tool (Tompany,

7M-MI

STAINLESS Steal General Electric countertop wall ovan and range. Fasco ranga hood with fan and light. Frultwood hutch w th glass doors approximately 30' wide Please calf 752>044 after 4 p

VICTORIAN SOFA, rose vel^. Excellent condition

752-5401.

1 year. *700

194 CHEVROLET Fine running shape. *500. Call 754-3970._

064 FubI, Wood, Coal

ALL TYPES OF firewood for sale. J P Stancll. 752-4331._

FIREWOOD for sale. Also accept

riKcwvw 758-45W

WOOD AAastar Card

97732921a

OAK FIREWOOD *90 par cord. Cut to orgqr. 344-0379.-

065 Farm Equlpimnt

assignments In Greenville. If you uli

would like exciting temporary assignments with companies In this area, please call us to discuss opportunities with AAanpower Tam porary Services.

757-3300

AAANPOWER

Temporary Services nSReade Street

Hoi Iday Pay Not a Fee Agency

Vacation Plan_Cash referrals

STARTING a 9 month sacratarlal course October S. Greenville School of Commerce. 752-3177

SUPERVISOR/Food Service. Re

sponsible for manual and vending. E^xcelelnt salary and benefits Vehicle furnished. Experience re

Ired. Apply at Consolidated Coin ^arars Corporation, 500 Block of ,Ta

Dowd Street.Tarboro, N C or call for appolntrnant, 823-1119

WAFFLE HOUSE Now accepting isses and

applications for waitresses _ cooks. Some experience necessary No phone calls. Apply In person 11-2,_

WANTED Head of Alteration Da partmant for Brody's new men's store, to alter better men's clothes

If you have experience, we would like to discuss this unusual

opportu

nity with you. AAany company banefits. Apply at Brody's, Pilt Plaza from ifll 4._

WANTED: Experienced plant op arators. Pocket setters, zipper set

ters, out-seamers, In-seamers, bandars, ends and flies. Benefits: employed 1 year - 1 weeks paid vacation; employed 2 years - 3 racafion; 10 paid holidays; tIO.OOO life Insurance; free

weeks paid vaca

days; *10,000 life insurance; free inalvldual hospital Insurance. Apply

in person at: Todd's Division of Young Squire. Hookerton, NC on Tuesday-Frlday from 8-12. Equal Opportunity Employer

WANTED: produce manager for large Independent supermarket. Must have complete produce experience, a good personality and neat appearance. Wages negotiable depending on experience. If Interested reply to: Produce Manager, P O Box 1947, Greenville. NC 2^.

4 PERSONS needed for full or part time sales work. Must have car. Interviews, Saturday October 3 from 10 a.m. to 12 noon, room 48 Marlboro Inn In Farmvllle. No phone calls please.

059

Work Wanted

EXPERIENCED certified nursing

assistant looklng^or private duty In

home. Call 524-.

JANITORIAL cleaning and maid service company needs any type

company needs any cleaning work 50 mile rMius of Avden. Call 744-6094

MERLE PAINT And Wallpaper Contractor. Minor carpenter repair. Call7S2 8817or758-6744._

NEED YOUR HOME painted, and look like new again? Call the professional, ask for Nick. 355-6829 In Greenville after 5._

NEED YOUR HOME cleaned? ECU students willing to do household cleaning. Call Karen Wendvi Phone: 756-9577._

NO JOB TOO small. Carpenter and repair work, on houses and mobile homes, cabinets, cabinet tops,

roofing and painting. 758-0779 or t-3074

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

FOR SALE: 1973 1 row Roanoka, both head*. C:all 732-1754 night*

PEANUT DIGGER^point to fit Kelly, Long, Lllllngston and Paulk. *39.W per pair. Agrl Supply Com oanv. (Sraanwlll. tft. 752^

067 Garage-Yard Sale

MULTI FAMILY tala. Friday, October 2, 4 p.m. til * p.m. Saturday, October 3, 9 a.m. tjl 12 noon. Celling fan, 14' glM boat, motor and frailar. *350, Childran

clothas, sizas 0 to 7, toys, furniture, 4x4 magazlnas, adult clothliM and more. Lake Glenwood, 102 salam

POORAAAN'S FLEA AAARKET and Farmers AAarkat. Buy and sail. Opan Sunday 1-4 PM, W^najday Saturday 7 M - 4 PM Locatad on Highway 244 East of Graanvllla 73fl4w;944;3i21

RAIN OR SHINE Flaa markat Saturday, October 3 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., Javcaa Building on Sklnnar Straat. All proceeds go to tha March of Dimer,. AAany naw and

vtedtfamt

ROSE HIGH Dacca Club annual igantic yard sale. Will bt hald

gigantic yard sale. Will b# hald October 3, Elm Straat. Front of Rtwa High School. Comtaariyl-

SEVERAL FAMILIES: , ,

October 3, 9 until. Corner of Calvin Way and Pina Street. Furniture, tape player, turntable, radio, bicycle and auto parts, adult and childrens clothes, household Items.

068 Heavy Equipment

BACKHOE for rant with operator; farm ditches cleaned out; custom work (all tv^). 754-9313

CASE BACKHOE, 1974 Case 580B Backhoe, excallant condition. Call 758-2138 during day, nights 752-7870.

072

Livestock

HORSEBACK RIDING Jarman Stables, 752-5237. _

074

Miscellaneous

AMT BACKUP 380 Caliber automatic hand gun, *200. Browning

2000 12 gauge shotgun with two barrels, *400. Kemlngton Sportsman 58 14 gauge shotgun.

2b. 752 7374 anytlnrff

CALL CHARLES TICE,

for small loads of sand, topsoll stgnq. A!t9 !i!riv9wey wyK:,

CENTIPepe SOP 7S2:m.

COLOR TV, *140. 12 gauge shotgun, 34" barrel, full choke, goose gun with bolt action, *90. 22 saml-automatic rifle, *40. 1980 Dodge Mirada, *300 plus take over payments. Chevrolet, 250 cylinder

engine, *150. Large swing set, *40. School desk, *20. 180 square teat of

carpet squares, new, *55. Two 20" ' , $13 each. Bearing press, *40.

FOR SALE: 1 kliw size water bed with California Redwood frame, rail pads, heater, linar, sheafs and king size pillow. 2 years old. *200. Cair753-2ito

FREE STANDING ftraplaca. *200

758 1742. _

FURNITURE for lease. Call 752-754 2249 after 5p.m.

iS3h

GOLD FRENCH Provincial couch .nd chair . *75. 752-0074

075 Mobile Home* F<r Sale

24 X 55 1*80 Brigadere. 3 bedrooms. 11 baths, flreplac

2 full baths. nrapl accaslas. Asking 819.S00 Call

ZStlSSL- -

076 Mobile Home Insurance

MOBILE HOAAEOWNER Ihsoranea at competitive rat**- Smith Insur-

ance and Realty. ?52-754.

077 Musical Instruments

PEVEY P A 5 channsrt, 10 Inputs, 3 Pevay mlkas, aq^lliar, mixer amp, also lban flat ft goMar. Must sail. Call^ 1i03 days, 757

RUAAPET for sale. Lika naw. *100. 75S-1903.

071 Sporting Goods

gold tweed Sofa Bad, S120 Pecan dining room lighted hutch, *250. 758 0385 attar 5p.m

HUNDREDS of used kitchen cabli

cabinets, china cabinets, cloaaH, doors, ranges, vanities, light fix wafer

boxes, sinks, commodes, _ tubSj

heating units, lots more, F Salvage, 2717 West Vernon Avenue, Kinston. 522-0804

IN STOCK waljpaper, iental and area rugs, at The Carpet Connac-tion, Larry's Car^land, 3010 East

Tenth Sfrt, 758 fioo._

large LOADS of topsoll, sand, fill

dlrt"wks, afid pine bark, and Call Henry

bulidozar work. ....... 744-3441

Wthlnaton,

large loads of sand, fill dirt

and top soil. Lot clearing, landscaping and backhoe work. Call Jim Hudsoa 754-4743._

LOWERY GENIE 9 gan. In

excallant condition. Easy to play.

zstss^

MAID cooking unlf. Good

. 754-4734.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, flutes, clarinets, saxaphona, ate. Used, raasonabla. Call 752-3844

ytat

NEW KENMORE 27 cubic foot traazar. Originally sold for *549.95, will sail tor $450.764-4474 attar 4.

NEW SLATE BOARD pool ta^ AAahogany frame. Wholasala FOG war^sa. *500.919-791-5888

OBLONG POOL. 4 deep, 33 X 18. In condition. 2 years old. Call 754-1928. nlQhtS 754-4454

good

PINE COBBLER'S bench coffM tabla, *30. Call 754-4472 attar 5 p.m

PUERTO RICAN SWEET potatoas. Bushat only, 7444901._

REPOSSESSIONS Ela<^rolux vac uums and shampooars. Call daalar, 754-4711

45 CALIBER Colt Commandar pistol *250 758 5482 nights and

Uafcands. 752 5971 fnftlmq. -

080 INSTRUCTION

DIAGNOSIS and traatmant of learning dtsablllttas ^ school relatad problams. Nut^lon ttfrtpy. Call TTia Clinical Nutrition Cantor, 754 7075

DRUM INSTRUCTION Teaching beginning rock-oop music. Reason-^a ratM. Call Soto at 757-3210.

062 LOST AND FOUND

LOST: 14 KARAT gold ^squara

watch with 13 small diamonds. Lost In vicinity of Graanvllla 3<^ra and PIH Plaza. Reward. 754-444^

093 OPPORTUNITY

GROWING BUSINESS FOR sale. Grocartos. hardware, ai^ marchandlsa. Billy's (tountry Sta. ZfcZS;

MO.OOO - 550,000 Par Year

National Company looking for Distributors In 14 North Carolina Coontlas.

Part-tima or Full-flma. Call 1-800-230-9220

095 PROFESSIONAL

CHIMNEY SWEEP GId Holloman

North Carolina's Iglnal chimney I axpananca wklng Imnays 1 day or night, 753-3503, Farmvllla.

sweep. 25 years axpananca wklng on cnimnays and tiraplacas. Can

100 REAL ESTATE

STEAMEX YOUR CARPET Rant a cleaner from Larry's Carpatland, 3010 East Tenth Straat. 758-2300.

THE STRIPPER has coma to Graanvllla. ExpaH stripping: (Cold Vat won't raise wooograih). Ra-

flnlshlng and rajpalr. Free

astimatas, local pickup and delivery. Call 75T198 Monday-Saturdav

. 8 TON feed bins In good iltlon. Phone 758-1844

WATERBEDS

Many styles to choose from, completo with mattress, liner, heater.

padastol, frame and headboard. 15 year warranty. Delivary available. Price* start at *189. Quaan or King.

CfM

WHEAT STRAW for sale, *1.00 par bale. FOB Washington. Laspadaza Fescue, *2.00 par bale. 946-0021 days - Htontahts._

1 ROOM WOOD HEATER, *20. 1 room oil heater, *20. V/2 ton

hydraulic tlo jack, jackstands, and ramps. Miscellaneous hand tools. Call aftor p.m., 355-4225

17 CUBIC FOOT upright Sears traazar, *100. (Sold ----*

_ Early American

sofa, *90. Brown plaid lovasaat, *40. Early American chair, *50. All In excallant condition: 754-4442 attor 4.

075 AAobllt Homes For Sale

DEMAND for quality used homes Increases. 8 now available are priced at *550 down and *109 monthly. Choose th# one that bast meats your needs. Great selection in styles and slzas. Call Stonay at

or rapossassad homes at

Azalea Aoblla Homes, 264 Bypass West Graanvllla. (tood select.

low down payment and low monthly payments. Saa Tommy Williams

ojeyi 7Nj7gll, _

12X40, completely furnished, 2 bedrooms, on tha river. 754-5444.

1940 RITZCRAFT 12 X SO. Fully lurnlshad. Shady Knolls AAobile Estates. Call 757 1483after 8 p.m

1971 CELEBRITY 12 X 40, air conditioned. Set up on lot with underpinning. Nice cnar lot In one of the nicest parks In town. Cannot sail to rants. Call 754-1497 and fFVffttofWflfi

1972 bedroom

Trailer

ANDOVER mobile home. 2 x>m. Set up In Shady Knolls r Park. 75ir70i3attar 5:30.

1973 12 X 40 Mascot. 2 bedrooms, furniture, appliances, central air. Call 744-4359. _

1974 12 X 45 Naw Moon. Excallant condition. Sat up at Shady Knoll. Call 758 3740. _

, 3 bedroom brick home. 1807 lellan Street. FHA,VA_andJ4%

nn^iviin srrwi. rnpA,no

ARM financing avallabla. Call Faye Bowen or Winnie Evans at 752-2814

14% ARM financing. 509 Contontnaa Street. Naw. 3 bedroom brick home. Call Fya Bowen or WInnta Evans

102 Commercial Property

FOR LEASE

Retail or Commercial Space

lCc__________

Arllr^on Blvd. 7S4-5M9 or 75441025

AWrtPW

FOR SALE OR LEASE

Squara FootAtoM Bulldlaa

ere lot, heated, 3 phase cal. Ideal for manufacturing.

8000 Square

On acre lot. ________ . _____

electrical. Ideal for manufacturing, distribution warehouse or stage.

^^r^^^toty|ylM2j^tljjancl^.

,524 5338, Griffon.

NEW BUSINESS LISTING Two office buildings located In prime location: one consisting of 12 offices

with good rental hlty; tha other building has 5 offices, reception room, and conference room. Each

building has two baths, heat pumps, and tuny carpeted. J.;>'l tor more

alls. *140,000. Estate Raalty 1-44

ly, 752-5058; nights 758

OVER 20,000 square feet of warehouse or plant facility includ

ing spacious lot for expansion and lea area. Excallant location with easy access. Owner financing avallabla. Offared at *89,000. Call Clark-Branch Realtors for furthar iPlyniaflpfi-

SHOP/OFFICE SPACE for lease. 1000 square feet. Neighborhood commercial zone. Hooker Road. Cgjl 7j2-17?? dpytz

1200 SQUARE FEET of retail sales nail shopping center. *375 per fh. Confacf Aldridge and

herland Realty. 756-3500;

Nights Don Southerland, 754 5240.

104 Condominiums For Sale

WINDY RIDGE Three bedroom and two bath flat. Extra large and extra special. If you ever wanted a

very nice condominium, this Is In '

definitely If. Great room with fireplace, dining room, kitchen with breakfast area. Approximately 2050 square feet. *77,1)66. Ouftus Realty, Inc. 756-5395,_

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1977 VISCOUNT 12 x 44, 2 bedroom, 2 baths, central air, furnished.

1901 OAKWOOD 2 bedroom, refrigerator. air, washer furnished . *800 and assume loan. Must salt. 744-

3m__

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WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AND VINYLSIDING

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton, Co.

752 6116

bikes. .

1952 Chrysler, *200. Large tent, *75. 40 Iwrsepower AAercury, like new, *750. 50 horsepower Mercury, *350. 15' Chapperal boat, *500. Boat

happer,

trailer, $460. 2 riding mowers, needs vrork. *75 for both. 754-7844

DO NOT throw It away, wo might buy It I Call 754-0158 anytime._

DRAGLINE WORK Call MD Lewis 752 4920 nights.

EMIPHONE guitar. 12 new strings. Case, capo, great condition. *125. Utility sheer All wood. Good workshop or stage. *900. Call

754-9243 after 5.

3'/t X 7* pool table. *100. (Jood

condition. 754-1114after 4p.m.

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NEW & USED FURNITURE

AZALEA MOBILE HOMES

See Tommy Williams

264 Bypass West Greenville, N.C.

SALES POSITION

Food service distributor is seeking an outgoing and reliable person to work the Greenville market. Prefer local individual. Send resume with picture to:

P.O. Box 151 Greenville, N.C. 27834

TIM MILLS

Formerly Of Roffter Of Qreenvlile (Hair Designers)

Has Returned To Greenville Tim Can Be Reached At 758-1505

He would like to invHe all Ms former customers and friends to call for an appointment.

See the new Silent ^lanKTwood-

burning stoveThe Attractive Alternative to High Heating Costs". Save 50% or more on your heating costs.

Available from

MiHITt.llllllllCOMPIIIIY

WlRMoewaySt.

Qieenvaie

758-5278

AUCTION SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3 12:00 NOON

5 Parcels Valued At Over *600,000.00

PifWltOoewi to SM tract, North of Duek. adfaeent to Sandorting tw ww developer rotoaao

nwr^agT*' * AssMniablo 7I.IH,

Pofool I: Kitty Hawfc. 8 bedroom, ocoon front houoo. Aoaumablo 7l.tlt. si ysw mortosgi.

iiywrmorigege.

SeNer rsMrvM the right to iNNiflnn and aeeept aH Ms. Plata and mortgags ttota avffilahie at Sea Coast Raal Estate, Kill DevN HNIa, N.C.. Offices In Sea Holly Square.

(818)441-4331

109

Houses For Sale

OWNER FINANCItW fvajlabto.

Country living at It bi^l 3-4 bedroom homa located an about an

wooded land. V^ W

gamaroom, dan with firvjjl**'JJS* tfudy. Nood orrm minor fixin . Only *39,90). CENTURY 21 Bau Realty,

754-4444. iJ39.

PAYMENTS CHEAPER than ranti 2 ty houa In Birttial, 4 badroM^ 2 batm. Only *15,000. Ctoll 825-4701 825-0471 nlQht*

dfYit

PRICED TO SELLI Atfr^lva brick ranch homa located In

imoryvwod Etj^T Ottor living ')>an/dinlng room, 3

roorr^. kitchan/dlning room._-badroom, 1 bath, carp^, outol^

Troiono at Mavl Butt

fled FmHA

Call Elaina---------

Raattv, 758-0453 or 7S4-43#,_

SO MUCH HOUSE and an aMoma-bto FmHa loan to qllttod^y^. fool Enjoy tha country t^ng In

thi ZMpaallng brick raprt home aftordIrM 300 square foot of tornJlY living. Feature living room, kitch-

living. Faatura living ........

an with braakfa! room, -bedroom,. 1 . b^, ^

landscMod lot. Only *39;0 AAavU Bum Raattv.

TIRED OF APART^NT llto? But can't afford to buy? Snatch up tol unusual opportunity to afth family

homa w

iy room with

firaplaca. LIva ln^^!f.,8, ^ attdabla prical CEI^URY 21 BaRaaltY.754^.lg,-

YOU DON'T have to be . mlllionaira to asauma the Intorast

ITVIIIHJOeiirW rv ewwe* i..w

rato on this 3 bedroom brick ranch that toaturaa a deck and hmcad back yard. 84300 down let you assume this 13% FHA loan with payments of 8412 par month In-dudlng taxes and Insurance. *39,90o!^CENTURY 21 Bast Raalty,

10Vi% FHA LOAN brick rKh styto house In GraanbHer. 3 bedrooms, T full baths, woodstova, air condl tionar. Equity and asauma loan. Foi

sato bv owner. Call 754-9142 attor 4.

*1000. will help you in this 3

badroom, 1 bath startor homa with

carport and large lot, must qMllto for EmHA loan, payments could be *130 or lass, owner moving out of

Stato. *37,900. Call .Pfyj

732 300, 754-2904, 7S4-1997, 756-

IStML

*1000 DOWN will buy 3 badrqpm homa and lot with low. monthly

3 BEDROOMS, M betfr If W dining room, kitchen. Call 7&-40I0 oTfSri ;30

*49,900 - 9% loan assumptloo. 3 badroom, V/t bath ranch, with firaplaca, heat pump. Baautlfully

dacoratod kitchen with buHHn

microwave and dishwasher.-----

tional taaturas Include deck and 15' X 30' swimming pod. Convanlant Jean W^rlck. 758-7744

54,800. 9</^% assumption, qualifying nacai ooms, 2 bath brick ri

bedrooms.

No credit acatsary. 3

' ranch. Alto

available Is a raflnanM with 10% I. Call

down at 13<Ai% fixed rato Louisa H^ga at Aldridge 8, Southerland m-3S00 or homa 734-

SBL

storaaga building and cadar farm. All furniture nagptlabla. Posslbla rant with option. Call Jean W^lck,

758-7744,.

r/i% ASSUAAABLE LOAN This 4 badroom, 2 story homa with all formal areas has payments of *407.31 Including taxes and Insurance. It takas approximatoly *20,000 to assume tha loan, but tha owner Is willing to finance part of this down

109

HouaasForSBla

CLUB PINES 13-q%. ** financing, 9W, loan, 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, graat roon

Tuii oain, graat room with firaplaca. formal dining area. Call otttca tor

oackaaa. AWrktaa A Soythariand Kaa^. 754-36; dghts, AAlka AKfrldoa. 754-7871

baths, zoned . Homes. 754^7411

FARAAER'S HOAAE toan aasum*-tlon avallabla. 3 Jtoff homa with garage. area. C^

FHA 2SS Loan Assumption. For iust

84,300 down you can

loen with an Intorast rato of 4Vy%,

lOBn Wlin VI iW -tm

and payments ol *244 par month. 3 badrooms and a areafropm w^ DTionillltY plus. $^*500. CEN* Tury srBas. Raalty, 754^.

LAKEWOOD PINES Yw ean^h^ your own privato otffAo ^ not

21/V-3 acras of

with sprli Privato po-homa amidst

mUtl H .III ^1

shrubs.

badroom

tiiiaticlng. *7A*00. CENTURY 21

AmeBi ........

AAAVIS BUTTS REALTY 758-0655

BRIGHT graat room with cathedral calltiM, firaplaca, paddla tf and

hind^' doors to ilaltahtfol back d In this t

porch is faaturad naw ranch homa In

Btk

_______ amel

Wbrksavar kHchan with breakfast area, formal dining, 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, dixAHa garage. Possible 131/2% APRvarlaoi rata financing avallabla toquailttad bu^. *73,000.

LOAN ASSUMPTION availaMa on

expansiva corner lot ranch homa. BMutlful I

________ homa toaturaa all tormal

rooms tastotully dacoratod, com-fortabto dan with Inviting firaplaca, 4 badrooms, 2 baths, deck. Assumabto fixed rata loan at 9%% with low monthly payments of V1A.94PITI *49,900

NEW CONSTRUCTION available tor rant with option. Otters 1250

square feat relaxad living In North HIMs Subdivision including great room/dlning combination, cnaary aat-ln kitchen, 3 badrooms, 2 baths.

carabrt with storage and patio. FHA^rinancIng to qualified buyer. *48.000.

BEST BUY ON THE MARKETI Poaslbto l3'/>% APR varlabla rato

financing to qualified buyer on this adorabla Colonial Halgnfs homa. Attw-ding over 1080 square feat with

rding

with

tirwlaca In living rofn, ..comtt^ry kitchen, 3

badrooms, 2 full baths, attic storage, hardwood floors, carport and kivaly yard. Worth your timato Inspect I Ohly *37,000.

.754-4344

Mavis Butts................732-7073

ONE BLOCK from campua.^

Elaina Trolano.

bedrooms. 2 baths, carp

garage, kitchen with pantry, omakfast room, fmal dlnl^

room, living room-in good tIon, excallant buy I *53,930. J L

Harrl* A Sons, Inc., Realtors,

za-jzu

OPEN POST and beam old taf Ion family homa. 1V> years old, 3 large bedrooms plus master sulto. Pina floors, 1st ^ 2nd fto. Large 3rd

floor, playroom, library, huge gourmet kitchen, built-in Mi

NTURY 21 Bass I

, 754-4444.

a% LOAN assuntotlon. Low, tow monthly payments tor quallfM buyer. 3 badroom; 1 bath ranch. Call Jean Wyrick, 758-7744.

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licrowava. Jann-aira range, lovely tarr^ wooded lot. Low utility costs. Cherry Oaks on County Road 1724. t130,(NM). iail Wafsqn

latM at 754-1377 and 754-82*5

R FINANCING possible on Intfial

with Blount A ^ll/7S4-3666. Rich

il2l__

fip'ir.

Uni^-

_____- B npwl Call

ily *35,900. Exclusive

ard Lana. 752-8819.

CLASSIFIED DISPUY

BRAND NEW 2 BEDROOM APAR1MENTS

vniaga Saat BtMHvlsioa

Off Cedar Lana Appliances, Carpet, Heat Pump Washer/Dryer Hook-up 758-3311

AUCTION SALE

VFW POST 7032

Mumford Road, Greenville

7:30 PM Friday, October 2

Public Invited Dealcn Welcome

109

HouatsForSal# structton Charm and_ v4

lal

prw2y^

Located In win,!-

^C^iSyPfS^to. 3S5-2214. a > q/ujivm cnsrtauc five badroom aS^torga kitchen. 2VV bath*, twocar Cfl Enargy-attlclant toaturas. 1t^TO. 1 stato Raalto Compam, 752-5058, nloht 758 447* qr 752 3447. -

duplex to Aydan. Large 3 roocm and bath- icraanad porch. Newly remodeled. Furnished or un

Vn1had.Call744-447A_

duplex townhousa. 2 bsdropms.

1/V Dam, app<i* w

ficiant heat pump, and hook-w drvar and washer. Avanabla October 1. Call 7SA1288 attor 4 o.m vi-qakday and aoyttma waakands.

Ill InvesttmntPropBrty

duplexes 2 badrooms, ivv

roll ovar loan avaHaWa. Pratorrad Prooarfla. 754 77g

rraumttw*, 'rv

NEW DUPLEX Yearly ^al^ *4400 with 4umabl4 lOM. Excellent tax shelter. 41,000.

14400 with assume Excallant tax i.

Aldrldoa A jijxitogrland. 754 3500-

NEW duplexes 956 squ^ toaf ar side, brick. *64,000. Watson SMOCiatas, 754-1377; 754-82*5 attar 5 EJ!1--===========

113

Land For Sal*

approximately 10 acry.^iq Moodad. near hotal, ^ zoned R-4. Owner _ financing ^jyaltobto. Pra-

tarrad Prooartla*, i

17 ACRES Cuttow vtoodslgto

near Grttton. *7,500 cash. zasA

115

Lots For Sale

Strart. *22,300 or bast offer. Call

:av S>aar at 754-3500.

DUPLEX lots for sale to unlvw-slto area. Contact Rusco Incorporated

mar financing avaiiawa. iaoto. _)ll AAoaalay Marcus Raalty, 744-

2131

SIDENTIAL LOTS

RCSIL- -

Club Pinas, Wasthavan iarrv Sumrall 7S4 7252>

WINDERAAERE ESTATES^^11^ Ing loto tor sale. F appolntmant cTl R e WatorT 734-4391.-

torrad Prooartta. 754-7799

Owrwr will financ. Cali 6

minutos

wooded

tion. *30'. First Colony parta. 355 2214. --

pTo:

120

RENTALS

NEED STORAGE? Wa have any

size to mast your storagenaad. uil Arllngton^iaif Storage, Oip^ AAon-dav - Friday 9 5. CallTM-^.

121 Apartments For Rent

NEW LUXURIOUS Twin Oi^s Townhomas. 2 badroom, T/i bath. *295 par month, no pats. 754-7711. NEW TOWNHOUSE* 2 bedroom, 1</^ baths, fireplaces, outside storage. 754-72S2.___

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121 Apartments For Rent

Greenway

Large 2 bedroom garden epart-iTients, carpet, drapes, dishwasher. pool. On Country CItA Dr. adiacent to Greenville Country Club. 756-6869

WEHAVE^BLETV

OMtM tod..- ri3-4l44.

KINGS ROW APARTMENTS

One and two badroom garden aoartmants. Carpatad, rongo. ra-frloarator, dishwasher, disposal ndcabla TV Convantontly located to shopping cantor and schools. LocatooTurt oft lOlh Straat.

Call 752-3519

lease FURNITURE: Living, dining, badroom completo. M7.27 par month. Option to buy.

-Ran-Co. 754-3S42._

lewis street Apartments. I badroom, furnished or unfurnished.

r^ock from Jni^slty. Heat, air and water turnishad. No pats. Call

75S-3781 or 754-0889._

LOVE TREES?

Exparl4nc4 tha unique in aparti living with nature outside ybur

door

COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS

Quality construction, tiraplacas, heat pumps (heating costs 36% toss than conmarabla units), dishwasher, washar/dryer hook-ups, cable TV,wall-to-wall carpel, tharnxipana windows, axfra Insulation.

Office Open 9-5 Weekdays 9-5 Saturday I -S Sunday

Marry Lana Off Arlington Blvd. 756-5067

NEW, ENERGY atficlant duplaxas.

Convanlant to shopping and medical ry brick,

. par n _

Associatos, 754-1377; after 4 p.m..

ar4a.Ona stoty lirlckT 2 btdrooms, 11/I baths. *295 t

month. Watoon

Associali

754-8288.

NICE QUIET 2 badroom apartment. In rasldantal neighborhood collaga. Rent includaa water

and sewage. Only quiet nutura oeoola naao aoolY. 240.754-:

OAKAAONT SQUARE APARTAAENTS

Two badroom townhousa ^rt- Dish

mants. 1212 Radbanks Road.

washer, ratrigarator, range, disposal includadTN4 also have Cabla TV Vary convanlant to Pitt Plaza

and University, furnished apartments

Also soma available.

756-4151

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Immediate Opening for

To work In hemodlelyBle treatment center. Exciting opportunity for right Indivlduel. Exoollont salary and benefit package. For kitorvlow or further Information, contact:

Mark W. Eafcoa, Paraonnl Managar GREENVILLE DIALYSIS CENTER

Or.aParfc, Building 8 Qreanvlllo, N.C. 91I-782-1520

PRE WINTER SALE

Aladdkn Radiant Heaters

7700 BTU-15.200 RT Now In Stock

Now 10% OFF

All Axes, Mauls & Wedges 15% OFF

Gallons of Chain Oil - $3.99 Chain Saw Oil-50* Annual Rye Grass (Weed Free) - $14.75

SALE BEGINS SEPTEMBER 28

POLLARDS GENERAL MERCHANDISE

HWY43

7564580

t, therea no Sunday Bkw Law at PoHards

THESE CARS ARE PREOWNED...BUT

wfPMDmm

SHOP THE REST....BUY THE BEST!

1981 Buick Regal

Ught green with light green vinyl top and green velour Interior, automatic, povrer steering, AM-FM radio, rally wheels, radial tirea.

1979 Pontiac Grand Prix

W|h|te With blue landau roof and blue velour interior, cruise control, tilt wheel, AM-FM stereo, air condition.

1981 Olds Omega

White, 4 door, burgundy interior, automatic radio, radial tires.

1979 Chevrolet Caprice Classic

4 door. Silver with blue interior, automatic, air, cruise control, radial tirea, low mileage.

1980 Chevrolet Caprice Classic

4 door. White, burgundy cit^h Interior, power windows, tilt wheel, vrire wheel covers, AM-FM stereo.

1980 Chevrolet El Camino

2 tone blue, blue bucket seats, console, power windows, power door locks, cruise control, AM-FM stereo, low mileage, rally wheels.

1979 Chevrolet Chevette

Dark blue with light blue interior, 4-speed, AM/FM radio, WSW radial tirea.

1978 BuIck Century Wagon

White With tan Interior, automatic, air condition, AM-FM stereo cassette tape, cniiae control.

1980 Dodge Challenger

Brown. 2 door, 5 speed, air condition. AM-FM radio, white letter radial tirea, low mileage.

1978 Buick Century Wagon

White with red Interior, woodgrain aides, cruise control, power windows, power door locks, M-FM radio, rally wheelti roof rack.

1979 Mercury Colony Park Wagon

White with burgundy interior, power windows, power seat, power locks, tilt vtrheel. cruise, roof rack, woodgrain aides, 10 passenger.

1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

SJ model. 2 tone blue, blue vinyl top, fully equipped, one local owner, bucket seats, console, rally wheels.

1977 OMs vista Crulsar Wagon

AM-FM radio, tilt wheel, cruise control, power door locks. Dark blue with woodgrain trim and blue interior.

Dtckfaison km.

Brown-Wood, Inc.

752-7111

f PONTIAC Q

1 m-

I %j

1 Wi-

1*11

121 Apartnnfits For Rent i 121 For Rnt fi2S CondBrnWww For Rnt 127 Housts For Rent

AZALEA GARDENS

GrMfivilie's nw*t and most uniqiMriy fOmishad one badrcxxn

Mifci tiiiaiili

apartmanfs.

AH alac^rle anar^y afficiant da-

MOfWd'

Quaan (iza bad* and studio couCNts.

Waattars and dryars optional.

Fraa watar and tawar and yard maintananca.

All apartmants on ground ttoor valth porchas.

Froal fraa rafrlgaratort.

Locatad in Azalaa Sardana naar Brook Vallay Country Club. Shown ' y appointmant only. Couplat or Inglas No pats.

ONE BEDROOM, turnlshad apartments or mo^la homat for rant. Contact J T or Tonwny WjllJams. 7iO TfiS

ONE BEDROOM apartment Furnishad. utliitlat includad Short

term iaaaa CaMa TV Otda London

Inn^

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

The Happy Place To Live CABLE

NEW 3 badroom condotnlntum iv baths, storage area, convanlant to

unlvarsity and shopping. No pata. ys-37t

I 1711 TREEMONT DRIVE Next to ; Elmhurst School. 3 bedrooms, gas hast and air. Availabla October i Uaasa and deposit . 752 30S4

127 HoSisFor Rent

house, 1 bath.

BRICK 3 badroom axeallant naighfaortMod Laaaa and lirad. S

it raqurrad. 5300 par month, from 5 Monday-

Call 7S :% Friday

Contact J T or Tommy Williams 75S7ei$

CANNON COURT APARTMENTS

GREENVILLE BLVO OFF EASTBROOK DR

New two badroom townhousas. Energy attic lent and professionally dalsi^tad.

Frost free refrigerator

Washer-dryor tuxAups a Disposal

Garbage Disposal Dishwasher Good storage and clotet spaca Cable TV

Some with firapiace

Rental office open Weekdays I S. Call for Information weekdays 7Sa-4061. Nights and weekends 737-3433.

Professionally Managed By Rameo East. Inc. _

CHERRYCOURT

Office hours 10 a.m. fo 5 p.m. Monmy through Friday. Call us 24 hours a day at

756-4800

TAR RIVER ESTATES

1, 2, amd 3 bedrooms, washer-dryer hook-ups. cable TV, pool, club house, playground. Near ECU

Our Rapfafion Says It All -"A Community Complsx "

1401 Willow Straet OHics ComarElmAWillow

752-4225

TWIN OAKS TOWNHOMES

New 2 bedrooms, ivy baths Energy eff(clenf heat pump, range, refrigerator, dishwasnar, hookups. Privacy fence and patio. 5295.

756-7480

Luxurious 2 bedroom townhouses and 1 badroom apartments. Carpet, drapes, compactors, washer-dryer hook-ups, pool, sauna, tennis court, club house, etc.

CONDOMINIUM at Wlndv Ridge. 3 bedrooms, T/7 baths, ^pilancas

furnltlMd. hook-ups. Call 7A-dl5

WEDGEWCX)DARMS

Greenville's most convenient 2 bedroom, ivy bath townhouse. Urfique design Now leasing. Red Banks Road.

756-0987

1 BEDROOM apartment, new con latru.

area, carpet, air, dishwasher, ifian

temporary conatrucfion, Unlversi

CYPRESSGARDENS APARTMENTS

2308 E 10th St.

One Bedroom Apartment Available November 1,1981 Call Days: 758-A061 Nldhtsi Weekends: 75e-S61

DOCTORS PARK APARTMENTS

Beasley Drive

Two Bedroom Apartments ) October 1,1981

Available!

Call Days 758-6061 NIohts a. Weekends 758 1535

DUPLEX FOR RENT New 2 bedrooms. Centrally located. For appointment call R C Waters,

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton Co.

We Buy Ctean Used Cars

AnySiZB.AnyTxpo

HASTINGS FORD

E. 10th St. 7584)114

new appliances, spacious deck. Perfect tor couple. 5215 per rrxxith.

1 year lease and deposit. No pets or children. 758-1355arty 7p.m

1 BEDROOM apartment. 6 blocks west of campus. 5140 a month. Call 752-0864

1 BEDROOM apartment. 5100 per month Plus deposlT. Call 756-2109.

2 BEDROOM apartment, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, hookups for

COLONIAL HEIGHTS, 1406 Pdk Avenue 3 bedrooms, 1'>V beths

years Iwase, 52*5 a month AJdrlicw Southerland. 756-3500, nights

756-7871

COUNTRY LIVING wtthin city school district. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, nicely trimmed house on wooded lot outaMe city limits. Features a large

great room, fireplace, dining room, kitcten with buTTt-lns, wooden deck.

storm windows and haat

Graat location. I>6y4,

5475

t punrtps nnonthiy.

FOR RENT Immediately. 3 bedrooms, I'y baths, screened

porch, fenced back yard, excellent neighborhood. Ayden. AAoseley-AtoFcus Realty. 746 21M

FOR RENT 3 bedroom, 2Va bath, very spacious home, 3 3/10 miles

from city limits on Hlc^way 33, heat pump*- Call 758-505 days, 7S7 motfl!!.: ---

3 BEDROOM homM tor rent 5425 Contact Jeannette Cox

y 13

Agency, Inc

3 BEDROOM townhouse at Windy Ridge. Convenient

dge. Convenient location AvalTable October 4th. 5425 per month inctudlng dues. Call Clark Branch Realtors, 756-6336

6 BEDROOM, 2 story house, 2

baths, Univarsita area, students welcome. 5350. A\

IL-g

5350. Available immedi II 756-0765.

133 MobiiHonrm For Rent

17" WIDE, 2 bedrooms, furnished, washer, air, central haat, cowered pgtlQ, No children, no pets. 752

'-mj:

12 X 80, 2 bedroom, washer/dryer, air. Private lot. 15 minutes from ECU Call 758-5920._

12X60. gas hMt, air, washar, 3

- l&< ------

miles North of GreenvlHa. 758 2347 2 BEDROOM, carpet and air. 5125 Available October 15, 3 bedroom

with washer and dryer. No peta, no or7S6~^~

children. 758 4541 or >56-9491.

HOUSE FOR RENT; 3 bedroom, bath. Naar ECU and High School

AAarrleds preferred. Lease, 5350 CentrM heat and air. Call 752-0180 or 356-^10

JARVIS STREET 1 block from ECU 5 bedrobms. 1 yaar laasa. 5500 a month. Students welcome. Aldric^ & Southerland. 756-3500 or

'em

756-7871 nights.

RED OAK - Large 3 bedroom. 1</>

baths, brick home, 2 fireplaces and mnth

haat pump. 5350 per mont ffftysp.m.

758-0180

THIS 3 BEDROOM HOME has good location, fenced yard. 5330. Lease and deposit. 756-9129. _

TWO STORY house in Bethel. Wood heater. Deposit plus 5150 per month. Call825-670ldays, 825 0671 nights.

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2 BEDROOMS, fully furnished, waslwr/dryer, central haat and air. ja^CCTlt required. No pets. Call

2 BEDROOMS 756-1900

turnlshad. Call

3 BEDROOM moblla homa. 5170 par month, 585 daooslt. Call 756 4687.

135 Office Space For Rent

ATTRACTIVE, new office space. 1500 square feet. 2007 South ^ans

Street, teslde Moseley Brothers Agency..Call 756 3374

FOR LEASE 1000 square feet office space. Excellent location. Call 752 1733. _

NEW OFFICE suite with 3 offices. Carpet, utilities furnished. 550 square teat. Van Fleming. 756-6235.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

tor, stove, dishwasher, hookups for washer and dryer, cable TV 5 blocks from University. No pets. Call 752 OieOor 756-2766

2 BEDROOM townhouse. 4'/2 miles west of hospital. Available October 1. Call 756-5^ and 756 6553

3 ROOM APARTAAENT furnished.

utilities furnish^. 5 miles from

Greenville. 756-6

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Will Make Draperies From Customers Own Fabrics

2723 E. 10th straet 752-1103

ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS & AWNINGS

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton, Co.

IR6

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Ilka

WANTED JUNK CARS Top Dollar Paid In Cash Call 752-8124

Fresh N.C.

Oysters

'hi

uysiers $^99

J Qt.

Fresh Live

Crabs $500

^ Dozen

NorthsideSeatooilMkt.

HELP WANTED

Local company needs repreeentattve to sell to large hog fanners in the northeast part of North Carolina. Contact Dr. M.L Jonas, E-Z Mix Animal Nutrition, Inc., P.O. Box P, Wendoil, N.C. 27591. (919)3654957.

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Issued now, no one turned down, by mall, no credit check, TQB Financial Service, P.O. Box S127, Jacksonville, N.C. 28540.(918-346-6930)

PLANT

ENGINEER

Immediate opening. Degree or equivalent. Minimum 5 years engineering experience. Supervisory ability. Develop and implement preventive maintenance programs.

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P. 0. Box 1967, Greenville, N. C. 27834

Greenville's Finest Used Cars!

5450

1980 Ford Mustang

White with blue Interior,

8 cylinder, automatic, AM-FM radio wire wheels, 30,000 miles..........

1980 Honda Accord LX

Copper withtan velour interior,

5 speed, air, stereo radio, digital

clock, front reclining $ >1 C A

aeats, hatchback release............. /frOU

1978 Ford Fiesta

Tan with tan Interior, 4

cyl^r, 4 speed, air, AM-FM ^ 38 3Q

1981 Honda Prelude

with red vWour Interior, 5 speed.

Pioneer AM-FM stereo cassette with coaxial rear speakers, electric sun roof, trunk release, radial tires, 4500 miles. Has remaining factory warranty. $

A real buy at.

1981 Chevrolet Chevette

4 door, white, navy blue deluxe interior,

4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM-FM stereo $ cassette, air, tilt wheel, 6500 miles ..

6150

radio, radial tires, real clean.

1981 Mercury Capri

Black with buckskin cloth Interior, automatic, air, AM-FM stereo with cassette tape, tilt wheel, aloy wheels,

T4op and much more. Only 4300 ^8930

1981 Ford F-lOO Ranger

Maroon, power steering and brakes, air,

AM-FM sterw. Step bumper, chrom9 7650

- IlfVVtl IIIWI O. Wlliy taVW *

mitea. Cost new approximately $11 ,(XX)

1981 Jeep CJ-7

Red, Renegade package, 6 cylinder,

4 speed, 4900 miles. Big savings $ 3Q

rails and aliding back glass

1979 Honda Accord

3 door hatchback, medium blue, blue Interior, 5 speed, AM-FM radio, radial tires...............................

5350

-1 Trvv iiiMva. oaviiiyo

from new one similarly equipped...

1981 Honda Accord

1976 Buick Regal

Medium brown, buckskin^nyl top and twhe

heel.

'3450

4 door, silver, maroon velour interior, automatic, air, AM-FM stereo with cassette, coaxial rear speakers, digital clock, power steering, power door locks, radialires, trunk ^87S0

interior, fully equipped, tilt i stereo, new radial tires, sport wheels. Only 44,000 miles.

1980 Honda Accord

Dark brown with tan interior, 5 speed, air, AM-FM radio, front reclining S gQ

seats, hatch release, 24,000 miles.

release. Sold new for $9800.....

1979 Honda Civic Hatchback

1500 cc engine, 5 speed, air condition,

radial tires, AM-FM radio, 24,000 miles. $ /I A CI

Gas mileage highway 47, city 37.......

1981 Honda Civic 1300

1979 Mercury Bobcat

:, air, AM-FMst

Automatic, air, AM-FM'sterao, aloy wheels, sunroof, 35,000 miles

1980 Renault LeCar

Hatchback. Gold metallic, buckskin interior. 4 speed, AM-FM radio, radial 5 gQ

Brand new, never titled. Air condition, AM-FM stereo, Michelip tires,

40 plus MGP....................

tires

Bob Barbour

1980 Honda Civic

White with buckskin interior, 5 speed, AM-FM radio, sun roof, 23,00 miles....

'3950

'5650

5450

Bob Barbour

QVOLVO

AMCyJeetVRaiault

117 W Tenth St, Greenville 758-7200

3300 S. Memorial Dr. 355-2500

135 OfttetSpBCBForRatit 142 Roomm1 WantMl

OAKAAONT FLAZA 1300 fwt of prim* otftcc tp6G*. 8 rooms plus recaption, Mcrstary, and storag* areas, all carpeted. 7S6-ia8S. fs

OFFICE FOR RENT htaat and eir. Very reasonabt*. 1209 Evan* Street, Call 752 ass* days and 752-2698

OtaBBL

OFFICE SPACE available, spacious rooms. S5.50 tquw* toot. Call 752 4080____

OFFICES FOR LEASE Contact J T or Tommy William. 758-7815.

138

Rooms For Rent

3 ROOAAS for rent near university. SSO A *55 a nMntti plus utllitie*. O*l>oslt.738^l699._

142 Roommate Wanted.

FEAAALE ROOAAAAATE NEEDED to sbar* nice 2 bedroom apertment.

cloee to campus in rasidantlal Call 7520180

section. _ after 5 A weekend*.

days. 758-2341

FEMALE ROOMMATE wanted to share 2 bedroom fully furnished

SOplU!

4 miles from ECU camous. 758-1626-

FEAAALE wanted to share nice 3 bedroom house with 2 girls. $100 a

HOUSE TO SHARE, full privi Call 758-8877 weekands or Frt

and 9 p.m. to 12 p.m. during

leges.

tJay tg the

MALE ROOAAAAATE n needed to Niar* 3 badroom, 1*/i bath house.

Partly furnishad. *200 a month. Call 758-4839 or 7!

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

ROOMMATE TO SHARE bedroom house. *123 a mor Includes utilities. Call attar 2. 757-

ROOAAAAATE WANTED to stMsr* 3 bedroom house plus Vi utilities 738 0838.__

ROOAAAAATE wanted. 3 bedroom apartment, vs rent and utllitie*. coingletaty furnished 738-3181 or

ROOAAAAATES wanted to share a furnished 3 badroom house wtth

young couple In Lskesworth-Greenvilt*. *140 par nxxith. Vj utilities. 738-^ attar 3:30 p. m

2 GlRLS wanted to share 3 bedroom CKtptax. *73 a month and Vs utllitie*. Call 758-2133. _

144

Wanted To Buy

slot AAACHINES wanted any coTKlltion. Will pay *400 aach. Also gambling Itam* and part* wanted. To^l fra* 1-000-847-2&S4 extension 6001.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Gl CamoulUged Paliques And T-Shitls Sleeping Bags Backpaclts, Camping Equipment, Steel Toed Shoes Dishes And Over 700 Olt-lorenl New And Used Hems Cowboy Boots S36 95

ARMY-NAVY STORE

1501 S Evans Sl>eet

SPECIAL

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35.00

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lEFIRDS PEST CONTROL!

I 752-<)44U

1969 Chrysler Newport

I t8il8K

Loaded with extras. 4 door sedan. Only

1195

1973 Buick LeSabre

4 door sedan, automatic, ^

air condition, power

steering and brakes................

1495

1978 Ford Thunderbird

2 door coupe. Automatic, air condition, AM-FM stereo...

1980 ldsmobife

4895

Delta 88 Royale

4 Door, automatic, air condition, AM/FM radio, beige, extra clean..........................

6995

1981 Chevrolet Chevette

4 door, automatic, air condition, radio, extra clean, low mileage, light blue...........

cte

6295

1980 Ford Pinto Wagon

*4795

4 speed, air condition,

only 11,000 miles...................

1979 Chevrolet C40 Custom Deluxe Pickup

3 speed, 6 cylinder.................

198 Datsun 510

4 door sedan. Automatic, air condition, light green metallic......

*3495

*6495

1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau ^

2 door. Automatic, air condition, loaded wtth equipment.............

5295

THIS WEEKS SPECIAL

1981 Chevrolet Chevette

4 door hatchback. Automatic, ^

air condition, radio, v

clean. Stock no. 474

5795

HWV 11 BYPASS AYOEN

SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN WEEKNIQHTS TIL 7 P M SATURDAYSNTIL4 P M

746-3141

ONLY 6 MILES SOUTH OF GREENVILLE

Tbe Dally Reflector, GreanrUle, N.C.Wedoeaday, September , Ittl27

144 Wanted To Buy

FIBERGLASS besketbell beckboerd In condition. Cell

738-3047 ettef 3:

LOT IN WINTERVILLE schoot district suitable to build house on S3S0O-S3000 price range. Cell 738 i 09838fter6p.m._,

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Stihl Chain Saws

HEHDRIX BARHHIIL

752-4122

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USED CARS

HOLT

Th Nam On The Sign Means Quality

1981 Datsun 200-SX

Dove gray metallic with gray velour interior, 5 speed, air condition, AM-FM stereo with cassette, power windows, cruise control, 12,000 miles. 8995

*1981 Olds Regency Diesel

Blue with blue top and interior. Loaded with all luxury options

*1980 Olds Delta 8S Royale

Black with tan vinyl top and tan velour interior. Automatic, air condition, power steering and brakes, power windows, stereo, 31,000 miles. 6295

1980 Lincoln Mark VI

Dark blue metallic with blue coach roof and blue leather interior, loaded with all luxury options. Extra sharp!! $.|g

1980 Ford Granada

White with burgundy vinyl interior, automatic, air, power steering and brakes, radio, 6 cylinder. 5495

1980 Datsun 280-ZX

10th Anniversary Edition. Gold and black with tan leather interior. All luxury options including T-top. $.| 2 ggg

1980 Chevrolet Mallbu Classic

Brown with tan cloth interior. Automatic, air, power steering and brakes, AM-FM stereo with cassette, cruise control, 19,000 miles. $5995

1979 Oldsmoblle 98 Regency

Light blue with dark blue top and interior, automatice, air condition, power steering and brakes, power windows, stereo, power seat, tilt wheel, cruise control. 6495

1979 Plymouth Volare Wagon

White with blue ,vinyl interior automatic, air condition, power steering and brakes, AM-FM stereo with cassette. > $^295

1979 Honda CVCC

White with tan interior, 4 speed transmission, radio. *4295

1979 Plymouth Horizon TC-3

White with tan vinyl interior. 4 speed transmission, air condition, AM-FM radio. 4895

1979 Datsun 280-ZX

Burgundy with burgundy velour interior, 5 speed transmission, air condition, power steering and brakes, AM-FM stereo, power windows, cruise control. j*-

1978 Mercury Cougar XR-7

Silver metallic with red interior, automatic, air, power windows, titl wheel, cruise control, moonroof. 4795

1976 Pontiac Grand Prix LJ

Two tone brown with tan velour interior, automatic, air, power steering and brakes, AM-FM stereo, power windows, tilt wheel, cruise control. 3295

SPECIAL 1978 Datsun 280-Z

Orange with black interior, 5 speed, air condition, AM-FM stereo

wire wheels. Was 7995.00.

NOW 7295

OPEN NIGHTS TIL 8 P M FOR YO"P CONVENIENCE

* MIC 12 Month/20,000 Miles Mechanical Breakdown Available On These Cars

Elmer Dail, Jr. Dale Qidley Joe Baxer '

Ken Cleaton

Larry Harrell Wendy Sheldiick Jeff Speara

HOLT OLDSMOBILE-DATSIIN

Greenville 101 Hooker Ro. 756-3115 ^

DATSUN

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of accepting reapon-

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Requbemenla Inoluda minimuffl AAf. degree In tlactroofc* or

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offer on the )ob steady

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Dont Throw In The Towel, With These Twin Oaks Townhomes

You May Still Be Able To Buy!

YOUR PROBLEM

THE SOLUTION

1. At Todays Rate, You Cant Afford The Payments.

T^ bulMar wW pay an Intersat diffaranNal lor thm yaara at the rata of thraa percantaga points balow the exiatino rata the first year, two pointa tna aacond yaar and thrse points tha third year.

2. Youre income Will Not Qualify You To Purchase At Todays interest Rate.

Whan tha buNder buya down Nie you qualify on the

jr buyad

mortgage, you qualify .......

basis of Hie firat yeir'a buy down

rate which is thraa parcentage xntbM mor-

points balow the axWbig ... tgaga rale. 80, thara is an ex-caNant poaaibiiity that you can quaWy.

3. You Are Concerned Over Being Able To Meet Youre Monthly Payments After Your Down Payment.

Under an altamativa plan, the buMer wHI buy down a mortgaga to 14W% APR for ttw fital year, this wW lowar your firat yaara payments conaidarably. At tha conduaion of tha third year he may even buy the townhome back for the original prical

4. You Feel That Interest Rates Will Come Down In Six Months.

You dont have to waH six months. Tha biMdar wW taka an option to purchase and In Hta mean-Hma you pay rant. At tha and of tha option pariod, you buy tha

Call Us Today We Sell Greenville

Duffus Realty, Inc

756-5395

The Real Estate Corner

We have this very nice and comfortable brick veneered home for sale. H has three roomy bedrooms, ceramic tile bath, spacious kitchen and dining areas with some appliances and large living room with fireplace. Carpet over oak floors, vinyl kitchen and dining areas. Tha roof is in excellent condition. Central heat and air conditioning. On a real quiet street in a good location. Ready to occupy.

Prfcad EspadaOy Low At 139.900.00

PiMwa Can For An AppointmontBILL ONEALBuilders Realtors 758-8823

CaUUsFor Your Custom Building An Remodsiing NeedsNO INTEREST (FREE)

BavlrccWooded Lots From $13,500 To $16,500 20% Down

Monthly Principal Payments Of $125 Per Month No Interest Balance Due After 3 Years

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Call TodayJeannette Cox Agency, Inc.756-1322

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WE WILL ACCEPT ANY AND ALL FOOD STORE COUPONS THAT APPEAR IN THE DAILY REFLECTOR UNDER THE SAME CONDITIONS AS THE STORE ADVERTISING THE COUPON.

FROSTY MORN

BACON

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PKQ.

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STEAK

WILL GLADLY ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS AND WIC VOUCHERS.

QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED.

NONE SOLD TO DEALERS.

SMITHFIELD FRESH PORK

BOLOGNA STEAK

1 JV*

FRESH PORK

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2.57

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irTreaty May Be Crime Answer

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By STEVE BREWER Associated Press Writer EL PASO, Texas (AP) -The problem of Mexican kids who cross the border and commit crimes in El Paso, seemed to have an easy solution; ship them back to Juarez to cool their heels in a juvenile detention center.

But that simple solution has become an international issue that some say may have to be resolved with a treaty between the United States and Mexico.

More than two years ago, El Paso officials reached an oral agreement with juvenile authorities in Ciudad Juarez that called for youths caught committing crimes in El, Paso to be put in a detention center on the Mexican side of the border. The youths could be held for up to three months.

It was working beautifully, said District Judge Woodrow Bean II. The crime rate here went down last year. Those juveniles over in Juarez knew that if they were caught over here, they were going to be taken to the detention center, so they didnt come over here.

Juvenile authorities on both sides of the border said they were pleased with the arrangement. Then came the hitch.

Last December, a Juvenile Probation Department employee named Margaret Ingle refused to take some juveniles to Juarez, saying it was illegal for El Paso County officers to take prisoners into a foreign country.

She was fired, but complained, and the county Juvenile Board ruled 4-3 on April 23 that the process was indeed a violation of a clause in the Texas Constitution that prohibits "banishing convicted criminals from the state. The board reinstated Ms. Ingle and ordered the probation department to find another way to deal with the alien j uvenile criminals.

The divided vote is still a matter of debate among the county judge and assorted district judges who make up the Juvenile Board.

I voted to leave it the way it was and if, at some future date, the court told us we were doing something wrong, then we could do something differert, Bean said. "I think (the other judges) were just scared of it.

District Judge Edward Marquez, on the other hand, said, The procedure we had before, while working well, was illegal. It didnt appear we were doing any harm until we really got into it and researched it.

The procedure worked this way: Young illegal aliens arrested on suspicion of a crime were sent to the El Paso probation department, ^ose with criminal records in El Paso were taken to court and, if convicted, placed in the state juvenile center inBrownwood.

If it was a first offense, the officers would load the youths into state vehicles and take them to the Juarez detention center, said Xavier Banales, head of the probation department.

I felt bad about that, too, Marquez said, because those kids were being locked up without any kind of a hearing.

Since the shuttle across the border was halted. Banales said, the agency has either tried to prosecute the youths or turned them over to the Immigration and Naturalization Service.

But to prosecute, the department must contact a youths parents. That can be difficult in Juarez, v^ich has relatively few telephones among its 900,000 people. Banales said.

Lee Holder, assistant INS director for investigations, said the teen-agers are either taken to court for deportation hearings or released at the bridge in what the INS calls "voluntary departure.

The procwlure for handling juveniles is so com- > plicated and takes so long that they probably just find it

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easier to release tnem t the bridge, Banales said.

Banales said the change in policy certainly had a big influence. All (rf a suddoi, were beginn^ to see two things - an increase in the number of referrals and quicker returns by the youngsters.

Now, were getting youngsto^ who come back to our facility about two or three days later, he said.

Bean said the trend proves a prediction he made when he was out-voted at the

Juvenile Board meeting.

I predicted ri^it away that the crime rate would probably double in El Paso, ^)ecially after those kids start realizing that theyre just going to take them to the bridge and kick them out, he said.

Statistics appear to bear him out. For the first 28 days of September, 56 Mexican youths have beai referred to the probation department, the highest monthly total since October 1980. By cai-tra^, in April, the last mraith

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imder the agreement, 25 Mexican juveniles were arrested in El Paso.

Banales said 60 to 70 po*-ceiU of K illegal alien youths are picked up for business burglaries.

The judges of the Juvenile Board have turned to Cwh for help with the matter, since the C^i^itutim limits agreements with foreign countri^ to the federal government.

What we have to have is a treaty with Mexico that allows our juvenile people to

return juveniles to Mexico, Bean said.

The judges appealed to Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D-Texas, who with 14 colleagues from border states has asked the State Departmoit to begin talks with Mexico.

This year, 3,000 to 6,000 juveniles will illegally enter this country and commit crimes, said Bentsens press secretary, Jack Devore. Nwie of these local ^vemmmt individually can cope with this without a national pdicy.

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Superpowers' Arctic Buildup Raises Concern

, By HAR^ rMOLLERSlROM Associated Press Writer *

STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) Get^litics, energy and iKw weapons systems are convoting the Arctic Circle and its icy northern ,seas into areas of intense superpower rivalry.

Sweden, Norway and Finland are eaqire^ing concern.

We are deeply worried about the militan^ tadldig) in the area, said Leif Leifland, undersecr^ary of state in the' Swedish Foreign Ministry. The sigiarpowers reveal an increasing interest in the Polar Circle r^on.

The United States has shown an increastog Interst^ in the area. U.S. Navy Secretary John Lehman has announced a new naval strategy to counter alleged Soviet threats in all ke^ oceans, including the Arctic.

Ldunan tdd 9 Waidiingtmi news crniferoice the new strategy was to ke^ the Soviets out of the northmm part of Nwway and enable UJS. forces in a cmiflict to attack, die Soviet Unkms Kola Peninsida and its chief city, Murmansk, headquarters since the 1960s (tf the Soviet northern fleet. He also argued that such a strategy would hdp d^r the Soviets from attacking NATOs central front in Western Europe.

The Kola Peninsula, situated betweai the Beroits and White seas, bristles with SS-20 tactical missiles, a Danish Frneign Ministry official said. In additton, tt is a base f(N* about 200 &viet submarines, including 50 nuclear-armed strategic subs; some 200 naval surface craft including an aircraft carrier ai^ 10 cruisers; 300 aircraft; two mohnlzed rifle divisions; and a 10,(NXNnan border fw<%.

The p(dar r^km was ci-sidered peripheral to International politics until the expansion of Sovi^ military capabilities in the peninsula, the esUd^ishment natkmal 200-mile economic zones and the discoveries of new eoffgy resources and <rf-fdiore techndo^ dianged its strategic value.

By that time, neutral Sweden, militarily the strongest of the Nordic states, had embarked on a cost-cuttng program that sliced the three branches of its armed forces by some 20 percent in the last decade.

An army officer, who asked not to be identified, said fellow officers from neighboring Ncffdic cxHintries have expressed alarm that the cutbacks in Swedois armed mi^t chan^ the regions military balance.

Neverthdess, the NotcIIc states are trying to lessen the possibility of nuclear conflict in the area, as demonstrated by a renewed debate on making it a nuclear-free :?ope,

Sweden already is committed not to produce or station nuclear weapons on its soil even in war, but military experts agree that northern Sweden and Finland are possible transit areas for combatants in wartime.

Finland, cixisidered pro--Westem despite its ties to the Soviet Union through a cooperation and defense treaty, has strengthened its forces in the north, siting up an air base and expanding its border force to an infantry brigacte.

Norway, a burgeoning oil power because of new North Sea oil finds, has mm% at stake than any of the other Nordic nations but takes a low profile in its relations with the Soviet Unkm, both in civilian and military matters.

Althou^ it is a member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Norway ill not allow foreign military bases or niu^ar forces (m its territory in peacetime. It also bans NATO military maneuvers in its northernmost province of Finnmark bordolng both Finland and the Sovtot Union.

U.S. Secretary o State Alexander M. Haig Jr. has rejected a proposal to o-ficially recognize the absoice of nud^ weapons in Scandinavia, reportedly because he feels it might jeopardize nuclear disarmament talks with the Soviet unkm.

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Learning

Jopanese Has Spread

ByLEEMTTGANG AP Education Writer Nihongo wa muzukashii. Learning what that phrase means is an endless, awful struggle that words cant describe, says Beth Tsunoda, a student at Columbia University.

But Mrs. Tsunoda and a growing number of other students think it is worth the effort to learn the Japanese language, to learn, for example, that Nihongo wa muzukashii means Japanese is difficult.

They are doing it at a time when other foreign languages are declinir^ in popularity at American universities.

The Modern Language Association, which keeps tabs of university language rolls, says that from 1970 to 1980, the number of students taking Japanese at two- and four-year colleges went from 6,620 to 11 506 - up 74 percent. Total university enrollment went up only 49 percent from 7.9 million to 11.8 million - during the decade.

In the last three years alone, the association says, the number of students taking Japanese has increased by nearly 7 percent. Chinese has also grown rapidly, up * 15.9 percent. But enrollment in college Spanish and French classes grew less than 1 percent. The number of students taking German dropped by 6 percent, and the number taking Russian shrank 14 percent.

The study of Japanese traditionally has been centered on the East and West Coasts where Japanese influence on American culture and commerce is greatest, and especially in California, where 5,100 students, nearly half the U.S. total, are enrolled in the courses.

But in the last several years, Japanese has ^read to the heartland to com-munity college^ in Kalamazoo, Mich., to the University of Cincinnati, Georgia State University, the University of Alabama and Idaho State University, for example.

At Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., which has one of the most intensive Japanese language programs in the nation, Professor Eleanor H. Jorden says: We are struck by an incredible increase here. I walked into our Japanese class to find 42 people. Last year, she said, the class had 32 students.

The reasons behind the growth in American interest in Japanese seem nearly as inscrutable as the language itself.

At Alabama University, for instance, the chief motives may be economic. Business students are especially interested in view of the fact that Japan is now Alabamas No.

1 foreign trade partner, says Michiyasu Shishido who teaches Japanese at the school.

In general, though, business schools do not grant degree credit for Japanese, or for any language.

Its still very unusual for any graduate school of business, says Professor Robert Hawkins, vice dean of New York Universitys graduate business school. He said that changing the policy might dilute the strictly professional content of a business degree.

Columbia University Professor Gary Ledyard who teaches Japanese disagrees. The business schools explain t away, but I make it a charge. Their knowledge of Japan is woefully inadequate, to an extent that its the countrys problem. Japanese influence on American popular culture is perhaps a bigger factor in explaining interest in Japanese than economics.

Terry Lamphier, a spokesman for PiYUs business school, said the hit television mini-series Shogun about life in 16th century Japan niay have parked some interest in the language.

In the air are a bunch of references about Japan. There are, lets face it, a lot of Toyotas m the road. The interest is cumulative, it adds up, says Richard Brode of the Modem Language Associaticm.

One of the most common reasons for taking Japanese may be the simplest: Most of the studrats just say, I want to, says Ms. Jorden.

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No Looking Bock On A

Bonzoi Run

By GLORIA OHLAND Associated Press Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) -The $100,000 Lambori^ini Countach shoots up the on-raiT^ at 65 mph in first gear.

80 n^h in second.

OiKe in the fast lane, the speedometer inches toward 200 mph. Signs along the deserted freeway flip past in a blur and gentle curves become hairpin turns. Make a mistake at that speed and both car and driver w(Hild likely disintegrate in flight.

This is a banzai run with an outlaw racer, a man pursuing an Ulegd, dangerous and expensive hobby that goes beyond the ^;>eed limit and even beyond the reach of the law. For these racers, speed is a kind of intoxicant.

Military jets take off at 200 mph, the driver of the Countach says with a terse laugh. If this car had wings...

He eyes the Ferrari Boxer and Vector Twinturbo V2 behind him in electronic rearview mirrors. The exotic cars in this high-speed caravan are barely visible out the Lamborghinis tiny back window: "Its the Italian philosophy of driving, he said of his sports car. You dont have time to lookback.

Indeed, looming suddenly ahead is a dreaded black and white cruiser of the California Highway Patrol. The distance eaten up in a second, the sports cars rocket past in a flash. As seen in the mirrors, the patrol car seems to be hurtling backwards as if shot from a cannon. Are its red lights turned on?

Doesnt matter might as well try to catch a Russian spy satellite, sneers the driver, who asks not to be identified. Nevertheless, some banzai runners take no chances theyve installed switches in their cars to flip off their tail li^ts and make their vehicles more difficult to follow.

By the time the patrol radios for help, the banzai runners will be hiding safdy in some small town miles iq) the coast, slinking down back streets, maybe parking in a dark alley until things cool down.

Although theyre hard to catch, banzai runners dont like to push tteir luck. Up and down the route, scouts with walkie-talkies and binoculars watch for police patrols when several cars make a run. The richest of the runners sometimes hire surveillance planes to watch for the hi^way patrol -especially its helicopters and plai^.

These patrol air units are the only real concern for banzai runners. An ordinary black-and-white is just no match.

The state police recently beefed up its air patrol long certain stretches of freeway favored by the banzai runners. Banzai is a Japanese toast to the emperor that is associated with Japanese servicemen who uttered it before going on suicide missions during World War II.

Banzai runners? So thats what theyre called. I didnt know they had a name, patrol Sgt. Lance Erickson said when asked about the

racers.

Traveling at 200 mph on a racetrack is dangerous, but on the street? Its almost unthinkable. Theres no way our cars could catch a Ferrari or a Porsche in a top-spel contest, Erickson admitted. Ive chased (Porsche) Turbo Carreras and thanked the drivers for stopping.

Erickson said he had heard of numerous incidents where high-powered cars outdistanced patrol cars but said he hadnt realized the drivers were organized into what amounts to an underground club.

Rumors of the sport of banzai running and of a so-called Malibu Breakfast (^ub whose members race down Malibu Canyons winding road to the sea at excessive speeds in a monthly, early morning ritual -have persisted for months but were difficult to confirm.

Then came Jasjit Rarewala, head of Lamborghinis North American division.

Lamborghini was locked out of the U.S. market for six years because its cars didnt meet bumper apd emission-control standaMs.

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Mercouri Is Running For Reelection

By GILLIAN WHnTAKER Associated I^ress Writer ATHENS, Greece (AP) -Golden hair swinging, famous smile flashing, actress-politician Melina lllercouri is on the campaign trail again, seeking re-election in Greeces Oct. 18 general elections.

The star of the movie Never On Sunday, who turns 55 on election day, is an incumbent Pailiament deputy of the major opposition party, the Panhellenic Socialist Movement. She has hopes of becoming a member of tlM government if her party wins.

There has been talk of the Ministry of Culture, she said recently. Of course, it is iq) to the party what role I should play.

Because of the campaign. Miss Mercouri has put off a decision on accepting an offer to appear in a Broadway production by Lina Wertmueller.

She asked me if I would appear in Love and Magic in Mammas Kitchoi, which is a lovely role, but I had to say that I couldnt give an answer before Oct. 18, die said.

As an actress. Miss Mercouri became internationally famous for her role in the 1960 film Never on Sunday, a story of the PiAeus watCTfomt. She first raif for elective office in 1974, but lost. She was victorious in 1977.

As the campaign moves into full swing, evoiings are taken iqi with campaigning in her constitu, (me of the poorer areas of nearby Piraeus. Stretched out at full Ittigth on a leather sofa in her triplex apartnmnt in the heart of Athens fashionable Kolonaki district, Miss Mercouri talked of the constituency of Nikea.

The pecqile there aie a microcosm of all the problems in this country, she said. They have problems with the sewers, with pc^u-tion, there are not emnigh schools or hospitals. The mainly working-class voters of the area as almost everyone else does call her Melina.

As she drove up to the canq)aign office just off the central square of Nikea and stepped out of a je^, an elderly woman rushed up to kiss her on both cheeks in the Greek fashi(Mi. Shortly afterward Miss Mercouri made her way through the coffee shops and the square, greeting voters and shaking hands. Unshaven old men, women trailing small children crowded around to shake her hand or kiss her. A little girl gave her a rose.

I didnt recognize her at first, but now Ive kissed her, said Anna Skarimbas, a housewife in her SOs, with glee. Yes, of course Ill vote for her.

Miss Mercouri walks from the florist shop, where she ccdlected two long-stemmed roses, into thz next-door pharmacy, where she hands one to an Orthodox priest who is sitting chatting. A few people who catch sight of her iook dubious.

Its Melina Mercouri, whispered (me father to his two little girls obviously more excited about it than they. Others looked doubtful, and avoided the leaflets being handed out by the young workers who are walking around with her.

Has the fact that she began her career as an actress helped or hindered her? A little of both, Miss Mercouri replied.

During the days^of the military dictatorship in Greece from 1967 to 1974 it , helped, she said, because an actress could ^>eak out when political figures were gagged.

Wh^ I began my p(diti-cal career there was a pn^ blm thou^, she added. That I was not only a woman but also an actress was something that the diehards could not accept.

AMERICAN ABT

WASHINGTON (AP)~ An exhibition of American art, Of Time and Hace: American Figurative Art, is bdng shown at the Corcoran Gallery of Art through Nov. 15.

The exhibitkm (rf 75 art works focuses on the human figure engaged in everyday |:tlvttle8.

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Russia Has A Shortage Of Copiers

ByMARCROSENWASSER

Associated Press Write'

MOSCOW (AP) - If, as the saying goes, two men and a printing press can make a revMution, what can one man and a copying machine do?

In the Soviet Union, where the distribution of informa-tkm is tightly controlled by the government, the number of photocopying machines is limited and ac(%ss to them closely guarded.

Westerners here estimate there are fewer than 20,000 osiers in the Soviet Union about 2 percent of the worldwide total and the number is not expected to improve mai^edly soon.

Those machines that are here are off-limits, often locked up in special rooms, according to Soviet sources.

Soviet citizois say that to copy papers at their jobs, they usually need permission from three pecle; an immediate supervisor, that persons boss and an official of the organizations security surveillance apparatus. Then, someone else does the actual (Maying.

Even senior Soviet officials apparently have difficulty ^tting quick access to the machine.

Foreign businessmen in Moscow say they sometimes have had to intemq)t negotiations at Soviet government foreign trade (^artments and return to their own offices to duplicate contracts, after Soviet officials told them without explanation that the documents could not be copied there.

Neverieless, the Soviet government may not be able to control the flow of information as closely as it would like. The copying of materials for personal use is said to be wide^read, satisfying the intellectual hunger of the intelligentsia not to mention a craving for more money among copying machine operators.

Access to copying machines, like access to many goods in short supply here, apparently depends largely on whom one knows. One Soviet said recently, The best way to get something copied is by having a friend whose job it is to copy things.

With such friends, Russians sometimes get to read books and articles the government regards as pdit-ically unacceptaWe, or those simply in short supply. That is no small advantage in a contiy where all printed materials are censored for political contMit, and the works of evoi politically acceptable Russian writers such as Leo Tolstoy and the beloved poet Alexander Pushkin are chronically hard to find in government-run bookstores.

In the case of (x^ying machines, however, the old Russian proverb better 100 friends than 100 rubles may not apply. Better both 100 friends and 100 rubies.

It is said by Russians to cost as much as 25 rubles (about $33 and about 15 percent of the average Russians monthly salary) to have a book reproduced in Moscow by a copying machine operator, unofficially working for himself. But business is apparently flourishing.

Underground Soviet religious groups use cqpying machines and underground print shqps to distribute their literature, and Russians say several copies of works by exiled author Alexander Solzhenitsyn and other out--of-favw writers ha^e been made and passed anKMig dissidents and intellectuals.

All such activity is not religious or pcditical, however.

CORN NAMED VIENNA, Va. (AP) -Edward Corn has been named executive vice presi-dit and general director of the Wolf Trap Foundation.

Com had mo^ remitly served as director of tl (^ra-musical theatre program of the Natkmal Endowment for the Arts.

Wolf Trap presents a varied program of opera, symphony, dance, jazz, pop, fdk and country misic dicing its summer seasMis.am

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Sears Super Values

25%-41 % OFFI

Flannels, Velours and

Corduroys

In misses' sizes...

Jeans that fit in soft, mid-wale corduroy of cotton and polyester. Western or cinch waist (not shown) style In regular or full hips. ^

S20 full Np sizes..........14.99 1 K

I WSff regular Mpsixef

Cotton flannel shirts in fail patterns. Two styles; buttOTKlown or pointed collar. Both with pocket Misses' sizes. JL99

W $12 nUncs'

bi Junior sizes...

Soft cotton and polyester corduroy pants have fly front and slash pockets. Back darts for proper fit With western belt 1999

I M Reg. SIS

Plaid flannel shirts have a variety of pocket treatments. Warm and cuddly machine washable cotton. Junior sizes. 799

m Reg. S12

In our Budget Shop...

Westem^ cotton corduroy Jeans in brick, brown and navy with topstltching and five pockets.

Get several in Missg< sizes. ^

\#Reg. 111.99

Color-coordinated cotton flannel shirts In fall-toned plakJs. Man^allored with trim collar and cuffs. Pocket on left front. Misses' sizes,

Reg. $6.99

IMIsses' velour tops of plush cotton and polyester. An array of necklines and colors. Sizes S, M, L Regular $16. . | | ^

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

SAVE 20%-33%

Al Cllngnalon Hosleiy

aing-olon fits right In all the right placesi

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Many styles have a Nothing Bs^ parity knit righc m. Others have

the sheer, but reinforced. Only

Toe

$2.99 Pantyhose with relntorced toendheeiorsandaifooc.. f.99

52.99 Pantyhose wkh^'iothing Bse or all sheer parity ..... 1.99

$329 Moderate cxxtrol top pantyhose, Only Toe j......... 249

$ 4.99 Step Uvely^ pantyhose wkh moderate support legs.----3.99

Hidden Shaper; Brief and minimizing Bras

A. Natural qufi bn re-shapes you gently Reg. $9-119 m wear about 1 siie smaller, wide ^ ^ iKUm band fbr added comfort. Sizes

rCP.

B. >fidden Shaper brief has Inner "X" nadis for tummy oontroi. Nykm and ipandex. cotton linecf crotch. Sixes

bra gives added support iif f oofirfdflildi mkiknizlng look.

Reg. I9-S9

599.^69

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A great value for your biby. TWs double drop side crtb has a plf>e frame with hardboard efid panels, a nofvtoxic maple finish, ri^rowly spaced slats and plastic teething raMs. Come to Sears and save.

$36.99 Patthwiork Mifo.... $12.99 Fatthworklumpir Pad,

SAVE *2-*3

On Nightwear That Makes Bedtime Fun

Little kid's Winnie-the-Pooh Grow Sleepers feature roll-down cuffs, Gripper* snaps, heavyweight, polyester knit. Toddler, Juvenile sizes.

Reg. S8.99........ 6.99

Big boys' Perma-Prest* pj's with Star Wars print.

Polyester knit, sizes 8-14. Reg. $9.99.......7.99

Big girls' long gown with Snoopy screen print. Brushed nylon, sizes S, M, L. Reg. $ 12.99... 10.39 Little kids' WInnle-the-Pooh blanket sleepers with vln^ feet. Reg. S10.99 to $ 12.99 .... 8.99 to 9.99 Big girls' Endangered Friends sleeper, sizes 7-14. Reg. $ 14.99 ........ 11 -99

20%-33% OFF

A Bundle of Baby Buys

20% OFF StuR^ Stroller

Stroller it llghttwight and $39.^9

folds easily for travel or qq

storage. wheels. J | TfTr

24% OFF High Chair

ArmjwdngbiekKxuie* i|ia.|M.w

a stool. Removable tray andfootrest $6/

27% OFF Pliypfn

Nylon mesh sides and Rag. $36.99 hardboard floor. Hinge lock, polyurethane pad.

33% OFF Car Seat

Travel Guard* car seat has nig.$S9.99 brawn viriyl uphoioery.

Has 5 posfclons.

SAVE 20% to 40% CMdren's Wmt

(Not Shown}

$3.99 Want, Toddler COrduroy

Pants.................... 2JNpr.

$7.99 Wants Sle^'N Play SuR......f.9f

$4.99 Want Blanket Sleeper.........1.99

$6.99 Toddler BlanketSleeper.......4.99

Regular $17.99

SAVE 20%

Men's Work Clothes

Denim Bib Overalls

Polyester and cotton bib overalls feati ample pocket room for storage. Pcrma-Prest* bibs also boast reinforced seams, stress poirits. S17.99Perma-Prest* Coveralls.........13.97

Denim Worfc Jeans

Regular $14.99

Perma-Prest* jeans of polyester and cotton. Comfortable fit and durable construction with reinforced seams and sfress points.

Long-Sleeve Chambray Shirt

Regular S 7A9

Perma-Prest* shirts of polyester and cotton. Full cut for comfort, with long tails. Long sleeves.

In Our Work and Leisure Dept.

SAVE 20%

Men's Underwear

Shirts or Meh Regutart6.99

Boxars Itigutar 17.99

20% OFF

Men's

Sweatshirts

557 37

... - 4

Fleeosd oewnick shin of 92% cooon and 8% aoyMc. Hurry and save at Sears.

Men's Kodei* polyester and cotton underwear come m packages of 3. Keep him cool and comfortable all day long arfl save at Sears.

Ask about Sears Credit nam

SAVE <6

Men's Leather W1c Shoes and Boots

a4n.Booc

S12.99

Ml. Shoe S2ai99

26% 22%

Full grain leather uppers wkh oH reslfianc crepe rubber soles, leathers linings, cushioned heel pads, steel shanks tor arch support and Goodyear wek construction tor strength. Both m dark brown color.SAVE 10% on any order of *75 or more from Sears Exciting Wish BookJust place your order October 18... it's so easy... Orii Sevs Today

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on these beautiful Room Sofas ...

SaveSlOO

Regular

$399.99

29988

Arls. Durable nylon, polyester cover Ir a geometric design. Reversible back and seat cushion. Comfortable.

$349.99 Demi..................... 279

$449.99 Full Sleeper .............. 349.88

Save $100

Regular

$449.99

34988

Ashcroft I. Country style sofa with a durable, easy-care plaid cover of olefin. Button-tufted back, box-pleated skirt. Opens to full sleeper.

$299.99 Chair..................... 249.88

$119.99 Ottoman........ 99.88

$549.99 Oueen Sleeper............. 449.88

Ashcroft I

Save $200

Regular

$599.99

39988

peilvcry of Pumlturo not huludcd In SoWng Prices. Furniture not available In High Point and Greenville, NC

Limerick. Traditional styled sofa. Print cotton quilted cover.

$549.99 Demi..................... 379.88

$699.99 Queen Sleeper............. 549.88

Sale ends Oct. 10

SAVE 18%-25%

on these Colorburst Towels and Accessories

Regular

$6.99

C49

Bath

Towels in bright solid colors will brighten your bath. They're made of 100% cotton terry with terry loops on both sides. They're super absorbent. Stock up now.

$4.99 Hand Towel............4.49

$2.49 Washcloth.............2.19

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

Bath Shop Sale ends October 17

SAVE 20%

Full Quilted Bedspreads

SAVE 18%

Colorburst Shower Curtain

Regular

124.99

2199

Pouble dr^ shovwr curtain of semi-sheer pofyem batiste.

SAVE 20%

Colorburst 24x36-ln. Bath Rug

799

lte.

$9.99

Measures 24x36-in.

S6.99Ud cover.........5.49

$10.99 Tank cover 8.99

$39.99,5x6-ft. carpet... 29.99

Your Choice Rock Garden, or Peddler's Patch

Regular $24.99

19^

Choose from these 2 styles and save now. All are of polyester and cotton with polyester fill; nylon tricot backs. All are machine washable.

21.99 Twin size bedspreads In both

stylesnow....................' *^*5

$2! .99 48x84-ln. draperies, pr.........18.99

SAVE 25%-36%

on Beautiful Nylon Pile Carpet

Reg. $11.99

Andrea Prelude provides walko-wall comfort, at a great pricel 21 oz. of nylon pile carpet In 7 rich toneon-tone colors. With Permawlst* yarns that help retain its original appearance.

Andrea Prestige 30 oz. pile weight carpet treated with Scotchgard Brand Carpet Protector.

10??

m.tu

Andraa Par Excellence Is made of Premium Soil Resistant Nylon pile. 36 oz. pile weight.

. ttf.99

Cushion and Installation extra Dallvtry of carpet extra Not available In Greenville, NC

The heavier the pile weight, the thicker and more luxurious the carpet the better the carpet will perform. Choose the carpet density, quality and price you want

Phone Sears for a FREE Home Estlmatel Instailatlon by Sears Authorized InstallersCatalog Shopping at Sears ..-ItTakes a PhoneCall Noit /K Flllnip. a* for .copy today MUwCatalogSates

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SAVE *100

on thb Washer and Diyer Pair, or thb Color TV

SAVE *60 Ken more Two-SoMd Washer

4 cycles, including ftrmanent Rogiilar $419.95

359*

cycles,

press and delicate. Dual-Action agitator. 3 water temperatures. 4 water levels.

21701

SAVE 40 Kenmore

Automatic Sensor Diyer

Heat automatically shuts off Wegular 1299.95

when load reaches dryness

you pre-set. Also has fioudvup ^ ^ cyde. Dryer power cord, extra. m

SAVE *100 Color

TV with Sensor Toudi

Regular $529.95

Ask About Scars Credit Plan

WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL -nationwide

Big 19-in. diagonal measure picture. Reliable electronic tuner with Sensor Touch channel selection. one^Jutton color tuning. and Ught Sensor.

429*

Washer. Dryer. TV Sale Ends October 31

4217SAVE 90ISAVEon this Kenmore Pair

.C_->

61851

1175?

5<yde, 2-Speed Washer

Dual Action* agitator. 3 Regular $3W.95 water temp, combina- ^ tions. Self-cleaning lint fllter. Thru Oct. 31.

Fabric Master Dryer

Automatically shuts off at Regular $299.95 degree of dryness you ^ select. Wriikie-Guard* feature. Thru Oct. 31. mm 4# M

SAVE >80

20451

SAVE $30

Knmorb

Washgr

mLn 299

2>pMd wsdier has nor-msl pcrmepms, deUcate QfdCl

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VALUE

EltcCrIc

Diyr

S-. 219

61901I

99621Kenmore Electrnlo-Touch WholeMeal Mkrowave

39995

YOUR

60021

CHOICE

Frtistless Refrigerators

49995

Top-Freexer 19.0 cu. ft has 13.65 (Xi. ft fresh food section with twin crispers. 2 fuil-width shelves. 5.35 cu. ft freezer.

19.0 cu. ft. Side4iy-Slde. 12.71 cu. ft. fresh food section with meat pan. 6.24 cu. ft freezer section. Door shelves.

Sale Ends October 5

Regular

$549.95

Regular $4?9.95

Prepare up to 3 fOods at the same time In 1.4 cu. ft. oven with shelf. Probe cooks to preset temperature, then shuts off. Sale Ends October 31.

BIG VALUE

99021

KMunora Compact Mkrowava

199

Heavyduty 2<yde wkh "air onl/' setdng.

SAVE *30

PRIIIiR

CHOiCI

tS69.9f

tOlfl

339*

16.0 CU. ft. Upright GrW^ ihtiwt. bob tom bHkit. Powir Mur

fwchhilpisavesntray*

11.1 CU. ft. Chest

Counttrbaianctd lid opens easRy. Totsi eorv taa cold frtcies foods fast.

SafoBndiOeMbwl

4 DaHvary Is not Indudad In sailing pricts or appliances.

Sears Low Price

Time-Saver. Speeds food from freezer to table in minutes.'0.5 cu. ft. ovtn. Timer,

SAVE *50

Starae with Caaatia and S-TiMfc

I69

$219.fi

Compact system pipys and meords cassettes, gays track tapes. AMfFM stereo receiver. fuH-slze changer, two air suspension speakers.

Sgflndi October 31

Items Is raadpy avaHable far sale as advenitad.

Rtgulir StpinHit Prictf Total SS22.97

31988

Dependable 3450<pm capadtor-start 1A-HP nnotor dev. 2V-HR. Upfront controls for fast, accurate setups. Includes rugged steel leg set and casters with foot operated levers to lower and retract wheels.

Salt ends Oct. 17

S4tJ9*, 14pc. high ipMd stwri routirMtMC

SI0.9S*,: BMtSandhig adu,piio.s

Thru Oct. 31 Thru OM. 31

Regular Separate Prices Total

39015

SAVE *117 on Craflanan

113-pc. Machanki' Tool Sot

'A, 3/8, and dr. sockets and ratchets, more. Reg. sep. prices total $267.73.

SAVE *3$

3i>|M.IUMrfc Adid^ Sot

XT 4499

total tao.o "ITW

A. 318, drive sockets adds oh to yoor standard toolset

65009

unassembled.

$26.99 OFF

3I441P Roiifar

amm 4099

S7A.M a

Motor dev.'Whp wkh edge guide. Thru Oct 3f.

SAVE $548 Tool Box

8aQ.Sip. fNlns total S224

Craftsman tool tx wkh socket radc. Thru Oct 31.

$17

SAVE $74.93 Workbench Set

Six. outfit has five sturdy Rag. sap. drawers. WKh lock door, phcet total

Thru October 31.

S 194.92

76332

Regular

S569.99

SAVE

One-Qsat Interior Latex Paints

Flat or CriRng SI2.99

$13.99

088 088

fWon . Jw grton

Choose Sean premlmii c|uaiy mwior latex, for washable one<oat coverage tfc reshis spoolng. Availble m 23 beautiful colorfast colors. Eaycfean-up wRh just soap and water. At this price, palm several rooms.

pmtf ut as appM as aradii.

vwydMand type on aMe. Abo, abtar savings on 01 Aarnocaa.

Mower attachments are extra

11999

SAVE *70

Sears Pllol^ree IS " Gas Furnaces

499?

Furnace helps save energy by operating without a contlnuously43uming pilot light

UFE-CLAD* heat exchanger helps protect . against rust and bum out

Optimal vent damper helps prevent heated air escape up the chimney

Rcptocamant Mstalstion avMtabte. Sate ands October 17

$10 OFF Emrgy Emdwit Thermostat

HM or cmL lmw w*'

thermostat helps save j-nnn energy. Sw^

SAVE *40

Wood-burning Circulator Heater

289

S329.99

Heater bums log up to 24 Inches kxig. Not for coal. Thru Oct 17.

SAVE

*120

10-HP Electric Start Lawn Tractor

VALUE

SAVE *40

2M CUe In. G88 Chain SawecaM

fl9f.99

srus? 159

Solld-siaie Ignition reduces rnamienan. i4-m. LoMck mcOon Rgbter guide bar. Auiomedc oSer. Thru Oct 24 or vmie quandttes test

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Typhoon Custom Whools

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Traction Tiras ForRV's

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on Our Bast 4-p^r

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Whaal Alignment end Balancing

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4-wheels, reg. $34.99 . 26.99

Electronic Ignition Tune-up

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most 6-cyl. 9 A99

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INSTALLED Mulr muffler

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1 3/16-in. pistons-helps ride control. For most American-made cars, many imports.

For pickups, vans and 4-wheel drive vehicles. Oversize 1 3/8-in. pistons help provide stability and excellent ride control.

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a Walnut Stock and Deeply blued steel forearm with high barrel and lightweight |

gloss finish, fine aluminum alloy

checkering receiver

Deluxe rubber recoil pad

PUMPACTION SHOTGUNS

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SEMAUTOIMATIC SHOTGUNS

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179"

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clttex^t lappli^ov

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to cover any color in ble,

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fie Ready For Winter... Re-Fkxrf WHh Lowes Quality Materials

We carry a complete line of brand name asphalt and fiberglass shingles, from#240 to heavyweight textured styles. Plus felt, nails etc. Stop by for all the facts.

7/16 Thick 12x16

Country Side Lap Siding.....

ntference Price $M9. Remodel your home's ex this durable hardboard siding. Looks like 4-inch piar of beveled cedar. Add paint tor a great finish. HhMlI

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7/t6x12x48

Great Random Shakes

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Push Mowers, Garden Tilers And Riding Lawn Mowers

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Save $50.00 On Attached 10x20Aluminum Carport

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40-Pound Bag

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60-Pound Bag Sand Mix

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7-PoundPal vinyi uononna raicn

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7-PoundPrt nyiiaUic venwni

$999

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Just add water. Stops leeks in 3 to 5 minutes. Ideai kK use in basemente, 4 on other maaonry aurtocea. Won't shrink. #16393

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$A69

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Water Saver White Commode

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Horsepower Sump Pump Removes Water

85497

Rtf. Pries $88.97.

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A. 4

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$2488

$2888

C. Single Lever KMphen Faucet

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2x4xr (I0S281) M88

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rounded front ed(3e and woodgrain print. 101385

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6-Fool siting

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8600 BTU Portable Kerosene Heater

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Ponderosa Pine Boards ww/emo

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on one tide foreaint, stain. Other sizes avaUtble. #11706

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rOiCtric CbabiSaiv.

Rafarencs Prica $3lbB, It cuts trees & logs up to 16" thick.

Vk HP double-insulated motor is115-vott. UL listed. #91606

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Wood-Burning AhS^ Heater

5229^

Reference Price $261.97. Has a

built-in vent control that lets you adjust the combustion rate 0 suit your comfort. #37370

Includes The Hea^, Vent Kit And Chimney

Wood-Burning MobHe Home Heater

Save $2.50! 28x60 MpUle Home SIditihg

5499^

Rsfsrenoe Price $6B!UI0. it uses outside air for combustion, and is UL listed when installed per included instructions. #37374,5

Regular $6.49 ^

Reduces cold air circulation and increases your protected storage area. These galvanized steel panels are finished in a handsome rockface design. Can be painted; can be reused. #60762

WHd-Simina Mira .^369^ IWwraw PHw MW. Mtde of

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48*x96* Clear

99^ 99

Styrene Sheet

$^9

RsgulvllA Easy-to-rnstal

install aluminum

& vinyl 36" atrip.

#81675

duet cut to fit.

Ragulv$1.9B. Self-adhesive 17' roll of 3/8" wide insulating vinyl foam. #61698

Rsgulv|21iJu8t

cut to fit. Insulates from inside. Molding is extra. #11229

Louie's

Ybur Household word

rx24**BlKfc ShxmPlia

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r Round CNmnov Brush Rsfemcs Pries Itta The

wail, 24-gauge and snap locki for eMy installation. (Should

not be used near walls, etc.) #37274

bristles clean away soot and

lArings

creosote. Extension rode & are avsilabie, extra. #39202

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rt(wAce nMhll price. Thw rlrai>e it InwnMd M provW* a guM*

Maoy Heme Intuit labtoW* , .

to tlw rano* of retaU aafNng pricaa m our aaWnp area and may ba useful in tdanHfyinp diftoranl unfta ol Mia aama manulaciurer. An IMwi's ratoraaca raU prtew la aWwr llw manufacrarar'a auweatad rete* wke or our delennkiallon Of Ha futt retaU price baaed on prioea al which k or skntlar wwchen-I n efiared by. principal reMiers (daparftnent tiorM, specialty ahopa and other nerKHaoewnl sehinQ area. WMla wa baiiava our i '

mu.

Rafmnoi Mol $U9. Easy 10 use.

Can be poursd ^ hand or blown by macninstawiflsbie in most stores). No(H>rgssiic. #12579

Rombos Nos $1241 Aluminum r nd nofveisctrlc. And extrsmely efficient, if you'rsbuilding or re-roofing, look into it II n31

sellara) Ml our I

' rafaranea rataUa do not appreciably atOaed Pie

Wphaal retail pricaa al whicn aalas are made In our teBIno area, vre cannot assure you that our rewfanta MfaH pricaa, aa deaoribad above, raprbaani theerices in era der. SomA itema In this advertiaament art Hated at "ragutar* salting prk I ItHa priof exeagf duringa tpadal aale. The purpoaa ihovving I prtea) la IpaaMei you. cur ceUopraf. In making a knowledgeebit and better informed buytng n. WeauggettllMyoualaedo . ......

eiedatlhle)

I a reterance retail price

tierp

dectalcri. We auggeetthia you atae do cgrnpiaradveahopplng end compare our prices. (Wees In thie libtaid ib not Includa dWivary ehargai, AiW tie about daKety rates.)

Lowg't RMnditcic Mcy:

N vra aaN out 01 an advemaed Item. wa'H laaut ao you can buy at the previoualy adwrtlaad Our arnallar stores nwy not stock all adi

ue U a ralneheok. When we mtoek, benoiNd

prtdelMeeol for producto martwd "UmHcdQuantMaa), MdNenwTiuti

t at^a^y Itarn altown can be^trdarad tpr you.

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AO ITEM POLICY Each of thaat idwtlaad Itoma la raoulrad to ba raadUy aaallabU for aala In aach Rrofar 8av<on axoapt aa apaolfl-cMly notad In thia ad. If va do run out of an flam va wifi of* far you your choioa of a comparaMa Itam whan airallaMa raftactino tha aama aavinga or a ralnchack which will antltta you to purchaaa tha advar* tiaad itam at tha advartiaad prica within 30 daya.

Kroger Sav-on

Quantity Ri^hta Raaarvad

Nona Sold To Oaalara

itama and Pricaa

EffactivaWad., Sapt. 30

thru Sat.. Oct. 3,1961

in Qraanviila

COST iCUTTER

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KROGER I OLD FASHIONED

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COST

CUTTER!

24-Oz.

Loaf

IL8. NO. 1 EASTERN

GoM DeHcious

Apples

COST

CUTTER

OPEN SUNDAY 9 AM TO 9 PM

600 Greenville Blvd. - Greenville

Phone 756-7031

PG 1M

on Guarantees

OPEN Mon. thru Sat. 8 AM TO MIDNIGHTSun. 9 AM TO 9 PM600 Greenville Blvd. - Greenville

DISCOVER THE

KROGER GARDEN

Where Service Comes First!

COST

BATHROOM TISSUE CUTTER m ^ mm CUTTER fl

Noithem ^Ground CoHeeVV Pepsi-coia

ALL GRINDS KROGER

COST

CUTTER

MT. DEW. diet PEPSI OR

COGTCUTTKR

PAPER

Brawny Towels

COSTCEJTTKR

GREEN GIANT SMAll EARLY

Le Sueur Peas

Jumbo

Roll

59*1211

COST CUTTER

FROM FLORIDA KROGER PINK

luuiruii JuiL 86

4' , Oi Jor

COSTCUTTSR

GERBER STRAINED

Baby Food 22

100 Ci Box

COSTCUTTKR

EMBASSY

Tea Baqs

$419

32 0? Jar

COSTCUTTSR

DUKES

Mayonnaise

SALAD

FIXINS

NEW CROP

Tokay Grapes

69^

GREEN TOP

Bunch

Carrots.

2 ..88

12-Oz.

Cans

GREEN TOP

Bunch Q Radishes.... w Bciw. I

COST CUTTER

GREEN GIANT

Niblets Corn

COSTCUnVR

GREEN GIANT CUT

Green Beqns

16 Oz. Cans

6' T Oz Box

COSTCUTTKR

OLD EL PASO

Taco Shells

TENDER FRESH

Boston Lettuce..

TENDER

Fresh Spinach.

2J1

59'

COSTCUTTER

AVONDALE

Gelatin

COSTCUTTER

PINTO NAVY OR GREAT NORTHERN

Lucks Beans

C09TCUTTSR

PET PRIDE CHUNK STYLE

Doq Food

FRESH

Collard qqc

Greens echOS

LARGE 5-StZE

Honeydew ^59 Melons .....E.. 1

NEW CROP Q Q (

Yams.......Lb 00

BUTTERNUT. SPAGHETTI OR

Acorn oOc

Squash.......l 9

FRESH

Florida a

Avocados fo. I

FRESH 94 99

Cauliflower ea 1

17-Oz.

Cons

Lb.

Bag

..If*2" Br'sa..ts66

Potatoes

DOG FOOD

Cydcla2

SEM

QOOD LUNCH NUTRITION IT'S IN THt BAQ

BEER & WINE

.fiv*.

FRESH

Mushrooms

1602.

Pkg.^2M

429

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HANGING

Fern

Bdskets .... Basket

BOSC OR

Bartlett Pears.

$69

Lunch Is the meal Americans moat often eat away from home. As fast-food pricas inflate, more people consider that a lunch brought from home can be a money saver.

The brown-bag lunch can spell aood nutrition with good teste. You will need to know the sclenTific (acta about how to balance that lunch, end about how to prepare and pack it to that by noon it la atilt appetizing and safe.

In your KROGER store you can find free pamphlet full of practical ideas. It will describe how to have better, safer lunches with less effort how to make sandwiches in quantity and freeze for week or two and how to defrost. This tip aaves you time in preparation and money because it lets you purchase the more economical sized packages of fillings. The sandwiches leave home Throughly cold (so bacteria can't grow) and are fresn, ready to eat by noon.

Lb.

Ever KROGER store has hundrtds of llsms that keep perfectly and that add variad tasta and nutrition to your brown bag. From freah fruits and vegetables to mini-cens of fruit, iuices end spreads. Ail you need is imagination. Remember the can opener, too!

FRESH

Shelled cAig

Almonds .Lb

Learn about the safety of cured meats, such

r. t

tlon wlih chsssa, watsr-cress.

NAPPA OR

Bok Choy.

Sty

as bologna and ham. then learn to add nutr-with cheese, water cress, Pf^ or pimento strips, dark bread and fruit. Or how to make, and carry, a diet lunch of cottage-cneeea-yogurt diA along with the vegeudes for dipping.

Leem to safely prepare lunches so that gtrms won't contaminatt and multipty irv a faw hours that wtli causa lllnats days later.

You LJir have good taste and good nutrition in the beg, from KROGER

1120z. ECans

BEER

OM Milwaukee

$039

BURGUNDY, CHABLIS, RHINE OR ROSE

Taylor Caiiforaia Cellars Wine

REFRESHING

Black Label Beer

LOW PRICES in Grenville

Kroger Sav on promises to pay you Triple the Difference In cash if you can do your normal weekly food shopping for less at any other supermarket in town. Kroger Sav-on can make this promise because we have thousands of low Cost Cutter

prices throughout our stores. Just purchase not less than 25 o nor more than 50 Items* totalling $20 or more at Kroger Sav* on. (Excluding items prohibited by law, meat items and adver-tised specials). Compare these prices with any other super-market in town. If the total amount for the Identical Items Is less at any other supermarket in town this week, we'll Triple the Difference in cash. Bring your Kroger Sav-on register tape plus the other stores prices to your Kroger Sav-on store. See for yourself who really has low prices.

*Only one of each item purchased may be used in the comparison. EXCLUDING ADVERTISED SPECIALS

COSTCXTTTER

STOKEIY

Fruit Cocktail

17 Oz, Can

COSrrCUTTER

ANGEl FIAKE

Bakers Coconut

-129

COST CUTTER

DIGESTIBLE

Wesson Oil

14 Oz Pkq.

38 Oz. Btl.

COST CUTTER

DEI MONTE

Catsup

COSTCXITTER

CLOVER VALLEY

Grape Jelly

COST CUTTER

KROGER

Instant Coffee

32 Oz, Bt'

0 Oz. Jar

COSTCUTTER

SKINNERS

Spaghetti

COSTpimCR

24 Oz.

KROGER

Spaghetti Sauce

$435

32 0z.

Jar

COSTCUTTER

VONDALE

Chunk Lt. Tuna

COSTCUTTER

COSTtttinhBR

GRANUltrED

Kroger Sugar 1

LAUNDRY

Fab Detergent

s$439 1

1 M

$466

49 Oz. B ^ Box Hi ^

GLAD TAIL KITCHEN

Trash Bags.. ng

30-CI. $2^9

KANDU

Gallon Bleach.. jul.65^

DAIRY FOODS

Jug

POT SCRUBBER

Chore Boy____

ASSORTED FRAGRANCES AIRWICK DEODORIZERS A A

Stick-Ups ....

AIRWICK

REFRIGERATOR or. S409

Stick-Ups....n

$*|88

AIRWICK CARPET DEODORIZER

Carpet Fresh.

CLOVR VALLEY.: '*

Margarine

1-Lb.

Pkg.

BALLARD "OVEN READY

iS!cSiis4'SS'89'

KROGER

Cream Cheese..

light n lively

Cottage 1^49 Cheese.. cup I

ASSORTED FLAVORS

r $9

Yogurt... u PKg$ C

KROGER INOtVIOUALLY WRAPPED SINGLES AMERICAN

Cheese Food

12-0Z.S4 3

LOW MILK PRICES ARE NOTHING NEW AT KROGER SAV-ON

KROGER

homogenized

Whole

Milk

Jug

Let the Deli Do It!

SLICED TO ORDER JACK & JILL

Bologna..

FLUFFY SAUD

Cheese Cake

Lb.

.Lb.

THE ROUND ONE VIRGINIA

Baked Ham

419

CREAMY 006

Cole Slaw lu oO

$>|S9 $-|99

CREAMY MILD S089

Muenster Cheeseu.

$229

FRENCH one

Onion Dip.... .u>09

MILD CREAMY

LONGHORN S099

Colby Cheese,. lu R

KAHNS

Liver Cheese.. lu

READY TO SERVE FRENCH

FRESH FRIED GLAZED

Yteast Donuts .. 002 ^1*

FRESH BAKED

OATMEAL RAISIN 9

Cookies 002 1

6 fo99

JUMBaFRESH BAKED

Kaiser Rolls..

FUDGE ICED CHOCOLATE

Brownies.

LARGE F ANGEL F

Cake

LARGE FLUFFY LIGHT ANGEL FOOD

WISHBONE 9 PIECE WITH ROLLS

Fried Chicken $

2 LAYER 8

BUTTER CREME

Chocolate Cake

WITH 2 FRESH VEGETABLES DAILY PUTE

Lunch Special. e.

SANDWICH WITH SHAVED 4 Q

Ham & Swiss.. e. 1

READY TO SERVE

Spare Ribs...

ALL YOU CAN EAT

SOUP AND 64100

Salad Bar..... e. 1.

I y, i

Come Watch our Professional Cake Decorators

All of our cake layers are baked right in the store to insure you of the freshest, best tasting product.

For all you cake needs.

Decoratol>tO''Jl

KROGER Vz %

Lowfat

KROGER

HOMOGENIZED

Whole

BAKED FOODS

KROGER MUC

, Breadv.'

HPgOh Mflihi

AMKL

Cake

Pkgs.

PLAIN OR SUGAR COUNTRY OVEN

Donuts ..

I6<:t.

Pkg.

PG 3M

rao

PET RITZ

Pecan Pie .

CHOCOLATE, REGULAR OR BANANA ^ SARA LEE

Pound Cakes____

KROGER

Whipped Topping . n 88^

KROGER

ASSORTED VARIETY PEPPERIDGE FARMSLayer Cakes.... n

KROGER DEEP DISH

ne Shells...... % 75*

BIRDS EYE

Strawberries 88*

ASSORTED VARIETY MORTON

MORTON

Macaroni & Cheese%99T.V. Dinners '^89*

KROGER CUT CORN OR ' ^Green Beans.. .2'<w89*

KROGER

MINUTE MAIDFried Chicken.. Broccoli Spears.. 69* Ap^ Juice.:... ^79

FREEZER PLEEZER

Peanut Butter Bars

MRS. SMITHS NATURAL JUICE

GREEN GIANT

' j:

MINUTE MAID

Orange Juice '^99*

Apple Pie ^ *2**

BIRDS EYE

Oriental Style Rice 99*

Com-on-the-Cob.. w *1*'

KROGER REGULAR

Waffles 3&88*

PG 4FHKLM

DISCOUNT HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS

Buy Now^ Advantage of Pre-Christmas Prices!

SCHAFER STUNT SET

Stomper 4 X 4s

PLASTICSTICKS LIKE MAGIC

Dukes of Hazzard Colorforms

northern electric #4800

TWIN SIZE

Electric Blanket

Price^

FUU^SIZE^ electric #4801

NORTHERN ELECTRIC #4802 FULL SIZE

EMPIRE

TUCES MCK

'nHARSr'

ACTION FIGURES

$929

Sale SAVE

Price 70*

Your choice of 21 exciting action figures

O CEDAR #272 REG. $4.76

Angler Broom

0 CEDAR #214 REG. $4.46

Power Strip

Wet Mop.....only

0 CEDAR #201 REG. $5.85

PowerStiip j...

Sponge Mop Only 4

Congespiiin

97?

READY TO USE.

WONT BURN.

ODORLESS

Potting ^ Soil

2-p,83^

Pkgs.

WATCHES ^ 20*'

OAIWA model 112 0VFR<i7c

LOW drag line Lide dial profile push

BUTTON RELEASE

Apollocasf'* Reef

Sale $009 SAVE Price 9 *6**

model

1600C SKIRTED SPOOL AUTO MATIC EXTERNAL^ILTRIp multi disc drag SySTE^M

Spinning Reel

PG5M

All Brands

BabyFomuila

Similac

Enftmil

S.M.A.

Itomil

SOLD

fe;

SIMIU^

ATOM

Nwotef

feCDST

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UP to

All Krogr Mat ara dUARANTEBD FOR :^tOtAL SATISFACTION

only IhslWst Susllty meats that pass both ' tl.S. OepSrtmsnf of Ao<1culturs and Kroger quality tests.

fhst*8 why Kroger Sav-on guarantees the quality of : mry cut. If ever you are not totally satisfied with a Kroger Sav-on meat purchase, we will replace your Item or refunO your lOoney.

u.aD A Choice "HEAiinr western beef capon

BOINhM ,n,.

SMii11|i Roast......

U.8.A%IOtt 'ItlSWY" WESTERN BEEF CAPON

Bonafasl ,4,

Lb. HW

Seafood

FRESH FROZEN FRES-SHORE,:.^^^

Perch Filtet____

tali Lamb A Veal

,PkQ

Fresh Seafood

AVAILABLE FRI. & SAT. ONLY FRESH NEVER FROZEN BOSTON

Scrod FHIet l6

FRESH WATER DRESSED

FRESH%OMESTC .

LanAShquMer * 0 # Lb.

RATH HOT OR MILO Aoir ~ FreeaerSeef

Pork Sausage.......

:^UtO^LB.AVG.WQT.BONEIN tlifl

Whole Beef Loiii.,.., Lb.*

ao^ LB. avq. wqt. ^e-in mo ^

pS1.w .... BW. Cl-rt...

50-55 LB. AVG. WGT. BONE-IN |i|ei

RATH BUCK HAWK

Sliced Bacon . V Lb

-4

FRESH NEVER FROZEN OCEAN

Perch Filletib.

55?^? a. . n . H2 B* BWtl ... Lb.

Chunk Style Bologna.. Lb. 1 ^^20 lb. avg. wgt. bone-in t aos

Whole Lein Strip .... Lfa.2

^ CUT UP AND WRAPPED FREE!

PG6M

SavelOuOO 3-year Bdde

battery

Shorter cwTMt path Polypropytent Mortptetet por coll

botwoon cotts caso t . i i * '

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3&99

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Reg. 46.99

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Sm4j00

12BOOSTER CABLE

For enrrergency starting.

199

REPLACBIENTHEATB fK)6E Reinforced 5/8 anc V4 sizes.

199

Reg. 2.99 AUTOFUSE* BIERQENCY PUSE KIT For 1977 and newer models. Plug-in ypefuses

Smmmm JuMMM ear fuM Idia

Rsg.1...... ,..m

129

T^lSfrATS

with gasket enclosed.

SshsSjOO

229

U UNIVERSAL RM WRENCH

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,S.M

2.39

Reg, 3.39

OQAUON METAL

OAS CAN With reversible metal spout.

SQsaonoMCW

R<fl. 9.997.........^.99

Winterize your car & save

PRESTONE

youroholos

138..

Rea. 1.89 to 2.39 16 OZ. GUNK ENGINE BRrrE,120Z.GUM0UT CARBURETOR A FUEL SYSTEM CLEANER,

12 OZ. PRESTONE BRAKE FLUID OR 160Z.SNAP UNDERCOAT

119?%

STARTING aUlD SPRAY

Helps start engines fast in cold weather.

15 OZ.

79*f.

FIX-A-FUT seals and inflated up to 25 lbs. 15oz.

5.997%

NYLON FOAM SEAT COVER

100% stretch nylon with non-skid backing. Red, blue, green, black and brown in various sizes.

Nyloa bactol 9aat cover hte.9.99...............6.99

Reg.

2.39

TEMPO PRMERS in light and dark grays and rc oxkte. 12% oz. can.

Stm2M

529.,.

TWIN FRONT CAR MATS

For interrrxleiate and smaller cars. Rubber. Assorted colors

Twin from pHiah mats htg-ll-te.................9.99

SIMULATED SHEEPSKIN COMFORTER

OrRiopodlc cucMon

WjeTtSr.............,...6.99

CAREFREE BETTER LATEX FLAT WAU PAINT for interior wails and ceilings. Wide color selection. Gallon.

5.9991

CAREFREE FINEST LATEX HOUSE PAINT is ideal for vyood siding, stucco and masonry. Wide color selection. Gallon.

TEXTRA LATEX TEXTURE PAINT

Hides cracks and defects on walls. White or sand. Gallon.

bl25ihir Req.3.59 uSmSSr cSliBINATION BrandywiTMr PADLOCK wtth dMign.Mo(M8 smooth 3 numtMrdUing. LWIsndLWS. Model 15000.Colorful savings coat after coat

LUCITE WALL PAINT in flat finish and wide color selection. Gallon. Limit 4.

ulciTe

1099

LUCITE HOUSE PAINT Dries in one hour. Gallon. Limit 4.

1199

LUCITE EXTERIOR ENAMEL

For windows, doors and outside trim. Resists cracking and fading. Gallon. ,

LUCnTE FLOOR PAINT is scuff resistant and durable. Gallon. Umit4.

uicin29*

Reg. 39*

9X12PLASTIC DROP CLOTH Indoor/outdoor use.

r m

mo89^

Reg.1.39 9x11 SANDPAPER in extra fine, medium, coarse and assorted grits.

2.99

Reg. 3.99

FIRST PAINT THINNER

Plastic gallon container.

189

Reg 2 29

3-PCE PAINT SET includes tray, roller cover and 9" roller frame. Model 938-TAP-90% ItoM paint tray

Rng.1.M...............

9.99

Reg.12.99 PAINTERS PANTS 100% cotton. Assorted colors. Sizes 29-36

Why rent a phone when you can own it?

MODULAR TELEPHONE JACK Internal^ wired. Model S1379.

AiSf94.29

4 PRONO 25TELEPHONE EXTENSION CORO Fits t standard plug-in phones. Model SI 49.

your olMloe ^

Rg;

OHm.1.09 STANDARD TELEPHONE PLUG OR JACK Models S320, S32t

2j292"?9 ''

2t*TELEPH0Ne EXTENEKNI

WIRE 4 conductor. Model 6101.

3.19

MODULAR ADAPTER PLUS

Converts 4 prong jack to modular jack. Model S3566.

2904?9

25 MODULAR TELEPHONE EXTENSION WIRE Fits any standard phone or standard jack. Model SI 56.

shirt

Reg. 9.99 pants

9l99

Reg.11.99 MENS WORK SETS

50% polyester/50% cotton. Assorted colors. Shirt sizes S-XL. pants sizes 30-44.

4^QQReg.

Fliilflfl9.99

MENS INSULATED WORK BOOTS Padded collars, heavy duty stitching. Fudged sure-grip soles. Sizes 7-12.

1SS9^

26.99 MENS 5 LEATHER WORK BOOTS Relnfoiced stitching. 01-reslstant soles. Sizes 7-12. Mens leather work oxfords Reg. 24.99 ..........18.99

SpicUpUfOhMe DESK TaEPHONE includes cord, ringer and rotary dial. Assorted colors. Model 500.

iSavelOyOO

32J99

Reg. 42.99

STARLITE* TELEPHONE

Ck)ntemporary look with rotary dial and modular plug. Arctic white. FCC approved. Model 82119.

Save13j00

3&99

Reg. 49.99 FLV PHONE Folded design reflects voice in hidden mike. Pushbutton operation with rotary dial service. Assorted colors. Models 86422.86417. and 86419.

SaveKLOO

29M

Reg. 39,99

VIVA TELEPHONE with adustable ringer, line cord, modular plug, rotary dial. FCC approved. Assorted multi-colors. Models PCI 300 and PCI 301.

Sale! TV antennas and accessories

SemlM

19lfl026%9

LOCAL AUCHANNa OUTDOOR TV ANTENNA 100% akxJized gold guardflnish. 16alements.45 musa UHF/90 miles VHF/70 miss FM stereo.

Model 32-1400.

SawlSuOO

FAR FRINGE ALL CHANNa OUTDOOR TV ANTENNA

100% aloGlzed gold guard finish.

35 elements. 86 miles UHF/150 miles VHF/130 miies FM stereo. Model 32-1404.

IgSg. ZMOSi

^*^^^55.99 SELECTACOLOR

SavelOOO

TENNA-ROTOR* TV ANTENNA ROTOR

With positive instant control Model U100. Limit 1.

.99

SELECTACOLOR INDOOR ANTENNA

With UHF/VHF/FM bmds,! control push buttons. 12| VHF/FM tuning. Model 10X808.

5GALVANIZED STEa TV ANTENNA MASTS

Hotdipped. 1%dtameterwith lock seams. Model 32-9013. Limlt2.

75DaUXETWIN-fOAM TV ANTENNA WIRE

Provides good recepfion in fringe weas. Frseze-proof.

Model 1037-04.

3y49?.^

2SETTVANTEI#tA CCHIPLER couplBs 2 sets to one signal soMTce for UHF/ VHF/B4. Indoor or outdoor use. Modal 32-3014.

Indoor utility lighting

Reg. 7.99

FLUORESCENT UNDER CABINET LIGHT is 18 long and holds 15 watt bulb. White. UL listed. Model AP15X.

0JS9

Reg. 13.99

48 SHOP LIGHT of sturdy steel construction, baked white enamel finish with grounded cord and plug. Chain hook for hanging. Bulbs not^ included. Model SL1K-

Savings on outdoor

lighting

SaveZOO

I youroholc* AcJjUSta-

15.99..

Rea 22.99

A. OirDOOR POST LIGHT ^ LANTERN Model CPI 10CL.

B. OUTDOOR COACH LIGHT LANTERN Model CPI 20

Save&OO

9i99

Reg. 15.99 C.Oim)OORPOST

Model CP307.

SavelOuOO

Heg. 39.99

SECUI^ LIGHT includes 175 watt rriercury vapor lamp. Automatically turns light on at dusk, off at dawn. Connects to standard 120 volt outlet.

UL listed.

fi/oreko

Pretty price on noveity doll iamps

yourcholoe

15.99

CON-SERV* SCREW4n FLUORESCENT UQHT

Saves up to 70% on electricity. 22 watt light replaces 70-100 watt bulbs. Standard 8" circular lamp.

NOVELTY DOLL LAMPS In Pickles, Laurie Ann Pierrot Clown and Jodi Clown characters. Dolls are easily removed from baskets for extra play. Base and lamp are decorated in matching design.

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12J90

ww 00.14.99 ANTIQUE SHIP LAMP OR HORSE LAMP

Beautiful reproductions. Uses 60 watt bulbs.

Compere at2700

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PRESSURE COOKER/

Specially designed to operate at low pressure. Sturdy clanw and 4 vents for safe pressure cooking. Recipe book * included. 4 quart size No rainchecks or substitutions

SavelQOO

Reg.

39.99

7-PC. PORCELAIN COOKWARE

SET Consists of: 1-1 qt. covered saucepan, 1-2 qt. covered saucepan, 1-10 fry pan, 1-5 qt. covered saucepan. Porcelain enamel finish on heavy gauge steel. Mushroom or Gold Wneat.

20-PC. CORELLE DINNERWARE SET

Consists of: four large dinner plates, four medium plates, four soup/cereal txwvis, four cups and saucers. Old Town Blue, Spring Blossom Green, Butterfly Gold or Woodland Brown patterns.

SaveOOL99on 19" portable color TV;

19mAQ0NALC0L0RTV

With color monitor system, solid state chassis, automatic frequency control and more.

Model 19EC1706W.

24-PC. CHIVALRY GLASSWARE SET

8 ea., 16 oz. cooler, 12 oz. beverage and 10 oz. rocks glasses. Clear only.

7&00

Reg.

89.99

12" DIAGONAL BLACK A WHITE TV

With 100% solid state chassis, VHP fine tuning, positive UHF tuning, DC restoration, built-in antenna and quick-on picture tube. Model 12XB9104.

BARBASOL SHAVE CREAM

Lime, menthol or regular 11 oz. cans. Limit 3.

GOOD NEWS DISPOSABLE RAZOR 3 pack. Limit 4-3 packs.

REGUI^SmENCTj^

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FLEX SHAMPOO AND CONDI-TIONER Body, dry/damaged, normal and oily shampoo formulas, and oily, balsam with body, regular, dry/ damaged conditbner formulas. 16 oz. Umit4.

50 COUNT TYLENOL EXTRA STRENGTH CAPSULES OR 100 COUNT REGULAR i aa. STRENGTH TYLENOL TABLETS Limit 3

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99*

OLD SPICE STICK DEODORANT

Regular, lime and musk scents. 2.5 oz.

P M 4

NOXZEMASKIN CREAM

6oz. jar. Limits.

Cotton

Swabs

59*

COTTON SWABS 180 pack

Vitamin E

Suppiemenc

400 lil.

100 capule%

DISTILLED WATER

Gallon.

REXALL VITAMIN E SUPPLEMENT

4001.. 100 capsules.

mail

VitaminC

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REXALL VITAMINC SUPPLEMENT

500 mg. 100 tablets.

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207S.DmvonSI.

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Murfrwtboro,Tann.

Highway 70&17 Naur Bam, N.C.

Broad St. Sumlar,S.C.

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