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lOlSTYEAR NO. 239

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Repairs Progressing

FIRST STREET PAVING - The city has put down a base course of asf^alt at the site of the drainage repair project on ^ First Street and the final surface course should be down in seven to 10 da^, a spokesman said. The street is open again to traffic. While the final paving will wind up the street segment of the repair work, construction of an open channel to handle

drainage on the north side of the corridor remains. The extensive repair project began after the drainage system under the street collapsed following heavy rains on July 13, causing a section of the street to cave in. (Reflector Staff Photo)

No Fire, Brimstone Yet For Local Campaigning

By MELVIN LANG Reflector Staff Writer

Politicial campaigning in Pitt County and for Congress in the 1st District - is not shaping up as one of those heart-tearing, knuckle-rubbing, hysteria-filled episodes this

fall.

The Democratic incumbents are running on their records in previous sessions of Confess and the Legislature; Republicans are new and trying to expand for the future as much as for 1982, and two write-in legislative candidates are on the sidelines looking for an opening.

Pitt Democratic Chairman George Saleeby of Grifton says his party is looking for unity and a big voter turnout in its bid to return U.S. Rep. Walter Jones and legislators Vernon White of Winterville to the state Senate and Sam Bundy of Farmville to the House.

Jones opponent, Republican James McIntyre, acknowleges that running against the veteran congressman is difficult and has yet to mount an active campaign.

Walter Jones is very popular, McIntyre said. His voting record is sometimes different from what the people would want ... but hes personally popular with the people here in eastern North Carolina.

McIntyre, a Greenville acoountant, is treasurer of the state Republican Party, which has begun mounting symbolic candidates in some races.

The most interest so far has been generated by three female candidates from Greenville: Republican Sally Keel, who is trying to unseat White in the Senate, and two write-in

candidates, Mariem House and Fredrica Jacobson.

Ms. House is seeking the state Senate seat while Ms. Jacobson is running for the state House against Bundy. Both are sponsored by a coalition of women formed after the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment earlier this year,

Ms. Keel says she is devoting most of her resources to personal appearances and media advertising while Ms. House and Ms. Jacobson, without a party affiliation for their campaigns, are stressing one-on-one personal approaches in search of name recognition.

Really, its been an education for us, Ms. Jacobson said. You dont really realize how many probelms there are and how wide^read is the feeling that youre not being listened to.

Ms. Jacobson said her campaign is stressing information on how voters can cast ballots for the write-in candidates.

Ms. Keel also emphasized that her campaign has been informative. I feel extremely positive about it, not so much from the political point of view, of winning, but more from the point that Ive learned so much about what the people are interested in. Ive learned an awful lot about Pitt County.

As for the Democrats, Saleeby says the party is going to have a get-out-the-vote campaign, using air and newspaper advertising. Our plans are to turn out a big Democratic vote in an off year, to try to get a big majority.

We are aware of some opposition... (and) were not taking this lightly. My intentions are that we have a big, big win. I dont foresee any problems with any of the Democrats being elected, Saleeby said.

Farmville Board Clears Way On Project For Child Care Center

ByCAROLTVER Reflector Staff Writer FARMVILLE - After many months of consideration, town commissioners voted Tuesday night to lease the town-owned Hospitality Hut on Vines Street for use as the Edwin Kids Day Care Center.

Terms of the lease call for the tenant to do all maintenance on the building and pay all utilities and insur

ance. Edith Gay Barnes and other members of her family have plans for a day care center to serve residents of the South Farmville area.

A budget amendment was approved which authorized the spending of $9,000 as the towns participation in a chamber of commerce-sponsored promotion of Farmville as a good place to live and shop.

Mayor Rusty Duke was

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HELPED TO START OVER I want to thank Hotline and the many people of Greenville who helped us start over after our house burned, Carlos Dawson said. Hotline appealed Sept. 7 for assistance for Dawson and his wife, Ruby, and her sister, Roberson, after they lost all their belonging in a fire at tixJr residence.

appointed the voting delegate to the N.C. League of Municipalities meeting to be held in Greensboro the first weekend in November. Town Administrator Bob Morgan was named the alternate delegate.

A public hearing was held on a'proposed inventory of industrial wastewater that may need pretreatment before entering the towns treatment facUity and receiving stream. The intent of the program is to prevent the introduction of pollutants which the plant cannot handle. It is expected that the program will provide the legal authority for the town to require industries to treat their own waste water up to required standards. Pridgen Consultants Inc. has been awarded the contract to prepare an ordinance for enablement of the program.

A lease to the Farmville Junior Womans Club4)f a 12-by-75-foot piece of town property immediately behind the clubs Little Red School was approved. The land is needed for the organization to build an addition to the kindergarten-nursery school.

A resolution was adopted authorizing the exchange of property between the town of Farmville and the Rev. Charlie Parker. The property to be exchanged is a town-owned lot at 301 Wallace St. and a portion of a lot lying behind 305 WaUace St. that belongs to Parker.

Revisions to the Com-Tiunity Development Program of the town were approved. Among them is the

addition of a loan category for assistance in weatheriza-tion and energy-saving improvements.

Condemnation of property at 200 Wallace St. was approved. The action was taken through the power of eminent domain as most of the heirs of Cora Atkinson, original owner of the property, have not been located.

The town administrator was authorized to sign a revised contract and agreement with ENSCO of Little Rock, Ark., f. r the disposal of 27 PCB-contaminated capa'itors. Costs of shipping containers, freight and disposal are estimated to be $2,000.

The purchase of storm windows for the police department office upstairs in the municipal building was approved. The windows are to be bought from Farmville Hardware Company at a cost of $395.15.

Installation by Eastern Insulation of $523.60 worth of insulation in the fire station ceiling was approved. Authorization to procure bids for a new police car on 1982 and 1983 models was given. The town budget allows for the purchase of one new police patrol car a year.

The purchase of 20 ad^-tional rolj-out carts for the towns sanitation program was approved. Each cart costs $.

Approval was given for the town to open an account wiUi the North Carolina Cash Management Trust. Use of

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'Copycat' Poisoning Suspected In Calif,

By JOHN DOWLING Associated Press Writer A copycat inspired by the cyanide-tainted drugs that killed seven people in Chicago may have been responsible for strychnine-laced Extra-Strength Tylenol found in a California drugstore, authorities said.

The incident in Oroville, Calif., prompted Tylenols manufacturer to issue an urgent appeal for stores across the nation to withdraw all Tylenol capsule products from sale. Many retailers already had, and Chicago and at least two states, Colorado and North Dakota, have banned sale of the products.

Three Tylenol bottles containing the poison were found in Oroville, one on the shelves of a drugstore.

Its hi^ly suspected at this point in time that it was a copycat crime, said police Sgt. Jack Lee in Oroville, where a butcher, 27-year-old Greg Blagg, was treated for strychnine poisoning.

Blagg, questioned by FBI agents for two hours Tuesday, told reporters he had bought the strychnine-tainted Tylenol two weeks before taking the capsule - long before the Chicago-area deaths. But Lee, besides calling the incident a possible copycat crime, also said Blaggs account of the purchase date has not been confirmed.

Theres a possibility it might not have been purchased on or about Sept. 15, Lee said.

Lee said the poisoning, revealed Tuesday, was believed to be a local crime, and Illinois Attorney General Tyrone Fahner said there was no reason to suspect any connection between the California incident and last weeks deaths in Chicago and four suburbs.

At a briefing. Fahner also said investigators are now inclined to believe that only one person was involved in the diicago poisonings and said a list of suspects had been narrowed to eight or nine, all local residents. He declined to elaborate, but said none was in California at a time connected to the strychnine poisoning.

A federal law enforcement official who declined to be identified said investigators had not discounted a link in the two cases, and Fahner said caution precludes me from saying there is no

connection.

California Health Director Beverlee Myers called the discovery of the tainted bottles cause for concern, not for panic. She told reporters in Sacramento that her department was sending investigators to Oroville, about 100 miles north of San Francisco, to collect all the Tylenol they could find within 25 miles.

Blagg, a butcher, said he went into convulsions Thursday after taking a capsule of the best-selling pain remedy. Capsules from

the bottle and two other bottles from the same store, a Longs Drug Store outlet, contained strychnine, the federal Food and Drug Administration said.

Fahner, who heads a task force of more than 100 investigators from federal, county and state agencies, said officials are checking whether someone who wanted Johnson & Johnson stock prices to fall was involved.The stock price has dropped from Wk to 39 since Sept. 28.

Fahner also said not all of the primary suspects have been interviewed and it looks less and less that its more than one person involved. ^

Were better off than we were yesterday, he said of the progress of the investigation. I think were on the right track.

In Memphis, Tenn., medical investigators were asked to examine Tylenol capsules foiind in the cab of a 46-year-old truck driver who died Tuesday after a grain delivery.

To Let Contract On Ayden School

NEWEST BOARD MEMBER ... Ferrell Blount, right, of Bethel takes the oath as the Pitt County Board of Educations newest

njember. His wife, Lynda, center, looks on as Judge David Reid, left, swears in Blount. (Reflector Staff Photo)

ByMARYSCHULKEN Reflector Staff Writer

A contract will be let on the Ayden Middle School project by the Pitt County Board of Education within 10 days, school Superintendent Eddie West says.

We are not ready today to accept a final bid, Dr. West said at Tuesday's monthly meeting of the Pitt County Board of Education. West said he believed the county could get a little better deal by talking some more.

I want to negotiate with the low bidders some more to try and get the most for the

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taxpayers dollars, he said.

A meeting will be called within 10 days, he added, to announce the boards decision on the contract.

The board accepted base bids on the project (no gym and dressing rooms) and required bidders to submit figures for three alternatives

dressing rooms hulled in, both gym and dressing rooms hulled in and complete school.

The lowest bid on the complete school, said Associate Superintendent Thomas Craft, was $2,371,289

- $167,274 below the previous bid let in June of 1981. He attributed the reduction to a decline in the price of building materials.

Low bids for the complete school alternative were submitted by Kenneth Reed

(general contracting, $1,541,700); Kipco (plumbing, $254,433); Central Heating (heating and air conditioning, $363,000) and Live Wire Electric (electrical installation, $212,156.)

The following low bids on the three alternatives would be considered if the board does not let a contract on the complete school:

$2,057,244, base bid, no gym, no dressing rooms. Low bids by Farrior and Sons, (general contracting, $1,312,160); Kipco (plumbing, $222,444); Southern Piping (heating and air conditioning, $337,000) and Wells Electric (electrical installation, $185,640.)

$2,097,044, dressing rooms hulled in. Low bids by Far-

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ByDICKSODERLUND Associated Press Writer STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - The Swedish navy, trying to capture a mysterious submarine that, may be from the Soviet bloc, dropped depth charges today on the vessel near Swedens main naval base, officials said.

A navy spokesman confirmed that 'at least one depth charge was dropped today on the unidentified vessel, trapped in Hors Bay, Stockholms inner archipelago and subjected to a depth charge barrage since Monday.

Although officials have refused to speculate on the nationality of the submarine, Swedish newspapers have reported that the vessel was believed to belong to a Warsaw Pact nation, perhaps from the Soviet Union or Poland.

Adm. Christer Kierkegaard, who directed the hunt, said that this time we are determined to outlast it and force it up, not just send it off with a slap in the bottom.

Navy spokesman Capt. Hans von Hofsten said, We are widening the scope of possibilities. The vessel has

withstood a very hard shakeup and has not always reacted as expected.

More than a dozen depth charges were dropped since Monday to force the submarine to surface, and officials speculated today that the vessel withstanding the beating may be a new, small spy sub, possibly a remote controlled crewless one.

Escape routes in the 12-mile long, 3-mile wide bay have been blocked by the Swedish navy since the vessel was first spotted Friday.

Von Hofsten declined to elaborate on the size and type of the vessel.

The dramatic sub hunt off the top secret base of Musko, 18 miles south of Stockholm, is the most serious naval incident since a Soviet submarine U 137 grounded close to the main southern navy base at Karlskrona a year ago.

While the chase went on with navy ships, helicopters and navy divers, and new explosions were heard just a few miles from the naval base school area, ambulances waited there to get possible casualties from the submerged sub to nearby hospitals.

New President Of First Federal

Kenneth'G. Hite, chairman of the board of directors of First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Pitt County, announced the appointment of Burney S. Warren III as president and chief executive officer of the firm, effective today,

A Greenville native, Warren graduated in 1970 from the school of business at East ^Carolina University.

Warren was a banking and trust officer with Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. from 1970 until 1974. From 1974 until 1979. he was a marketing representative with the IBM Corp., and since 1979 he has served as vice president and treasurer of Home Federal Savings and Loan Association of Greenville.

Warren serves on the board of governors for Greenville Golf and Country Club, holds honorary lifetime membership in the Pitt-Greenville Chamber of Commerce, and participates in the United Way drive, as well as the Pirates Club and

other fund-raising activities.

The new president is married to Judy Christiansen Warren and they have two boys, Chris and Scott. The Warrens are members of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church.

Clarence B. Tugwell resigned in March as president and director of First Federal.

BURNEY S. WARREN m

2-The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N.C.-Wednesday, October 6,1982

Average Persons In Unaverage Situation

ByMARCROSENWASSER .Associated Press Writer MOSCOW (.AP) - One American describes her as a "trooper .. .Not above taking her shoes off. silting on the floor and having a couple of beers "

Another says she looks like an ambassadors wife She carries herself well, dresses nicely, is soft ^ken and always seems concerned when she's talking to someone

W'hat does Donna Hartman, wife of L'.S. Ambassador to .Moscow Arthur Hartman, think of Donna Hartman

".An average person in an unaverage situation." she says.

tall and lean with graying sandy-colored hair, the 54-year-old mother of five has not led what most would consider an average life.

She raised her children in London, Brussels. Saigon and Paris, with interludes in the family home in Washington.

She studied social psychology at the London School of Economics, has practiced yoga for several years and has worked at various times as a typist, English teacher and commercial landscape consultant.

In Moscow, she busies herself with daily Russian language classes, gardening and modern dance classes -all of which she takes seriously.

Russian classes are held daily for one or two hours. Gardening at the ambassador's official residence, says one person who has seen Mrs. Hartman do it, means "getting down in the dirt and digging

As for modern dancing, Mrs. Hartman once leaped, fell and broke a bone in her foot.

She does all this, in addition to scheduling the use of their home for various activities, arranging for American artists to perform in Moscow and fufilling the social duties of an ambassadors wife.

Its a serious business, rubbing shoulders with Kremlin officials in Moscow or French leaders in Paris, where the Hartmans were based before their arrival in the Soviet capital in October 1981. But its not serious enough to prevent the first lady of the American community here from enjoying a joke or two at ter own expense.

Many Western diplomats and journalists encounter difficulties trying to get to know Soviet citizens.

1 talk to Russians every day," she said, with a laugh "There are the butlers, maids and gardeners ... Oh. yes. there are the drivers.

' She told how, nearly 35 years ago. ter sister insisted she meet Arthur Hartman because she thought they looked alike

"What do you think now she asked as she sat with U S. Embassy spokesman Frank Tonini in the Hartmans elegant residence, Spasso house.

"Well, youre both tall, replied Tonini.

"And we both have big noses, added Mrs. Hartman.

If anything, hers is a nose ' for the news.

, Several weeks ago, Donna Hartman stepped into controversy.

On her own initiative, she went to the apartment of Soviet hunger striker Yuri Balovlenkov and tried to convince him to stop his fast for the ri^t to join his American wife in the United States.

I was really upset and fearful, she said. He was so sure he wasnt going to die and that he was going to win.

Mrs. Hartman presented the 33-year-old computer programmer with a bright red rose picked from her garden, a tape recording of the opera, La Traviata, and a note that said:

To Yuri, so that you can hear the beauties of the world now that youve seen

them in your daughter. Balovlenkov, who days before had seen his 2-year-old child for the first time, later gave up his fast - but only after his wife, fearing for his health, falsely told him that Soviet authorities had decided to let him leave the country.

Joke as she does about her limited contacts, the ambassador and his wife regularly invite official and' "unofficial Soviets to functions at their home. One recent event was a screening of the movie. E.T. - The Extra-Terrestrial.

I try to provide and maintain a stage on which things can happen and then let them happen, says Mrs. Hartman.

Births

Barr

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Ray Barr, Chocowinity, a son, Dustin Ray, on Sept. 19,1982, in Pitt |Memorial Hospital.

f Campbell

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Michael Campbell, Kinston, a son, Michael Brent, on Sept. 20, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Rouse

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Rouse, Winterville, a daughter, Crystal Nicole, on Sept. 20, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Whitley

Bom to Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Whitley, W'illiamston, a daughter, Jaime Earle, on Sept. 21, 1982. in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

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1 h cups all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking soda ' 4 teaspoon salt j teaspoon ground cinnamon 1 large egg cup sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla l-3rd cup real mayonnaise 1 cup coarsely chopped unpeeled red apple 2 cup coarsely chopped walnuts

I cup finely chopped celery

Put a paper baking cup into each of 12 muffin-pan cups that are 2'2 inches across the top and 2 inches deep. Stir together flour, soda, salt and cinnamon. In the large bowl of an electric mixer at medium speed beat egg, sugar and vanilla until blended. At low speed beat in mayonnaise until blended; add flour mixture and beat until smooth. With a spoon, stir in apple, walnuts and celery. Spoon into baking cups. Bake in a preheated 350-degree oven until a cake tester inserted in the center comes out clean - 30 to 35 minutes. Cool in pan for 5 minutes. Remove cupcakes in liners to a wire rack to cool. Makes 12.

White pepper to taste

1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce

Pare cucumbers; halve lengthwise; scoop out seeds and discard. Coarsely grate cucumbers there should be 1> 2 cups packed down. In the top of a double boiler, sprinkle gelatin over water to soften about 5 minutes; over boiling water heat, without stirring, until gelatin dissolves several minutes. Off heat, whisk in sour cream. In a small bowl gently whisk together until blended the mayonnaise, salt, pepper and Worcestershire; whisk into gelatin mixture. Stir in cucumber. Turn into 6-ounce custard cups or individual molds. Chill to set. At serving time, unmold. Garnish, if you like, with watercress and sweet red pepper. Makes 6 servings.

Bolyard Born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dorsey Bolyard, Route 9, Greenville, a daughter. Mary Amanda, on Sept. 21, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Bettis

Born to Mr. and Mrs. John William Bettis! 11 Wisteria Lane, a son, David William, on Sept. 22. 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Yoakum

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Glenn' Yoakum, Ayden, a son, Christopher Neal, on Sept. 23,1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Brackins Born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lester Brackins, Winterville, a son, Joshua Adam, on Sept. 23, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Dixon

Born to Mr. and Mrs. James Harrell Dixon, Ayden, a daughter, Melissa Annette, on Sept. 23, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Sorority Has New Pledges

President Kay Fogg was hostess for the meeting.

The Eta Drita Chapter of Beta Sigma Hii held its meeting Tuesday. New pledges were present for the model meeting.

Carmon Bradley, Linda Creech, Candy Gunn and f*aula SdMdten are pledge and Serri Nemeth is transferring from Greensboro. ^

They were given information on the different committees and their functional purpose within the sormty.

Upcoming projects for the chapter are the craft fair at Carolina East Mall Oct. 30 and a hotdog sale in December.

The ringtail has a long, bushy tail and is a member of the raccoon family. It ranges from Oregon to Panama, and during the gold rush in the American West prospectors often kept ringtails in their camps to catch rats and mice. Because of its slender body, long whiskers, and big appetite for small rodents, it w.as called miners cat and coon cat.

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On The Milan Fashion Stage

FEREE FASHION - Feminine softness Ferre ready-to-wear collection for spring-exudes in these two black silk evening outfits summer 1983 shown earlier this week in Milan, shown at the much applaudeij Gianfranco

Dickerson

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Allen Dickerson,. Grimesland, a daughter, Casey Lynn, on Sept, 20,1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

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If an enterprising furrier has his way, 20,000 Texas armadillos soon may sacrifice their tough armored hides to become the latest Cowboy fashion fad.

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Wedding write-ups will be printed through the first week with a five by seven picture. During the second week with a wallet size picture and write-up giving less description and after the second week, just as an announcement. Wedding forms and pictures should be returned to The Daily Reflector one week prior to the date of the wedding. All information should be typed or written neatly.

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Weve been thinking about working with armadillos for several years. Now, weve come up with the right formulas on tanning... and weve decided to make hatbands, belt buckles, belts, hatpins, bolo (string) ties and whatever else, he said.

The hide is not the only part of the odd-looking mammal that will be used in cowboy clothing, Wallace said.

Were using the armadillo head on bolo ties. Were using armadillo feet as an accessory on a hatband and also the tail as a hatband accessory. Were using everything except the intestines, which we are experimenting with for coyote lure, and the breath, which we havent been able to capture yet.

All kinds of people have been snaring or picking up armadillos since Wallace began advertising in Texas newspapers for the animals earlier this year.

Hunters go and shoot the armadillo then bring it to our pickup points each week and sell it to u^ Wallace said.

He pays $2.50 apiece for armadillos people bring to him at his B & W Fur Coin Halletsville midway between San Antonio and Houston.

The coati, also known as the hog-nosed coon, is usually found in the dense, wet forests of South America and Mexico, but since the beginning of the century coatis have moved into the southwestern United States. If there are no trees around, this long-snouted member of the raccoon family will sleep in caves and rock piles, instead of on branches.

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DEAR ABBY: Please tell Ready to Kill a Mockingbird in Anaheim that there is a device on the market that will ^ 'drown out not only the noise of the mockingbird, but barking dogs, loud stereos, wild parties, roaring cars, motorcycles, neighbors in their pool till all hours, bouncing tennis balls at 6 a.m.' and snoring husbands .

Its an electric fan that produces a sound similar to running water or ocean tides.

OHIO BIRD-WATCHER

DEAR BIRD-WATCHER: Possibly. But it could create another problem: Tbe sound of running water or ocean tides may find Ready groping his way to the bathroom all night.

' DEAR ABBY; The person who is annoyed by the early morning mockingbird serenades should wear earplugs. To most of us, this marvelous songster has a repertoire that rivals having an orchestra seat at the Met.

Maybe that Anaheim grouch would be helped by a couple of highballs made with that new Mexican drink, Tequila Mockingbird. -

FRANZ W. ZEISKE, BELLVILLE, TEXAS

DEAR ABBY: I am the mother of a beautiful 7-year-old daughter. Just before her fifth birthday, 1 started using underarm deodorant on her because she perspired like a grown woman, and the odor was unbearable.

Now we have another problem. I noticed that her breasts looked swollen. I felt them and asked her if they hurt, and she said yes, so I had to accept the fact that this was the beginning stage of breast development. I took her to a pediatrician who said she looked normal and there was nothing to worry about. Abby, at 7? I am about to have a nervous breakdown.

I am 80 afraid our little girl will become a fully developed woman too soon. She is only a baby in the first grade and she doesnt know anything about life. I often cry, worrying that the other children will start teasing her as soon as it becomes noticeable.

Please help me. Is there any way to stop this early development without hurting her?

DESPERATE MOTHER

DEAR MOTHER: You dont say whether you live on a farm, a ranch or in a large city where you have access to a wide range of medical services. Your child should be seen by a competent endocrinologist who can explain exactly what is happening and how it should be handled, psychologically as well as medically.

Please send me your name and address, and I will refer you to the best help available near you. Please dont panic. While this is an unusual case, it is not unheard of.

DEAR ABBY: I have friends Ill call Dr. and Mrs. Johnson. Ive always considered them very good friends, but now I have my doubts.

Last week I had a very nice write-up in the local newspaper. Today, while I was delivering some vegetables from my garden to her, Mrs. Johnson showed me their new ' litter of puppies, and lo and behold, there was my picture on the floor of the kennel wHh dog litter deposited on my face!

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CONFUSED IN CLARKSTON, WASH.

DEAR CONFUSED: Dont let it bother you. Im sure my picture has been on the bottom of a lot of bird cages, and itd(^snt offend me one bit.

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American Express Co.. a creditor of to do this? Well. no. but if Shearson

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billion debt

The Wall Street Journal repiirted that Shearson American Express Inc. presented the plan at a meeting ot Hit utilities which have contracts with the supply systems and are liable for the S2.25 billion in bonds that were stild to finance two nuclear-power plants which have since been j.-anceled.

All the company has to do is borrow some 51.3 billion from the federal government at around 7 percent interest, and then invest the money at a considerably higher rate of interest The procee^ds would be used to pay off the debt.

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Andrews Has Responsibility

. Rep Ike Andrews has asked the public's torgive ness following his arrest over the weekend on driving under the influence and other charges

Rep. Andrews at press conference admitted hemad some rum. but not to violating the DCI laws.

For Andrews, the problems couldn't have come at a worse time. with the election only a, month away.

There was some sentiment for his

THIS AFTERNOO,N

withdrawal as a candidate for the (ongressional seat he holds, but the State Democratic I Party decided to back his continuedlcandidacy.

Rep. .Andrews guilt or innocence must be determined by the courts, but he did fail to take the Breathalyzer test which would have told us whether or not he was legally intoxicated He has not set a good public example in this or previous driving violation situations and he must bear the full responsi-bilitv for all that.

Cover Story

BY ART BUCHWALD

That Takeover Battle

Hint Retaliation

By P.4ULT OCONNOR

K.LEIGH - Lingering disappointment over the outcome of the 2nd Congressional District De-moctratic primary this year and questions over why Warren County was chosen for the state's FOB dump apparently have Gov Jim Hunt in trouble with some black leadens in the state.

A half-dozen black leaders from the 2nd District and from Raleigh say privately that blacks may demonstrate their displeasure with Hunt at the polls next month.

In the 2nd District primary between Tim Valentine, a white, and Mickey Michaux, a black, Hunt pledged heu-.frality. Michaux won the first primary but Valentine forced a runoff which he then won.' Although they admit that they have little evidence to support their claims, some blacks say Hunt's key political operatives in the district worked for Valentine. For example, in the Wilson precinct of Betty McCain -Hunt's 1980 campaign chairmwoman - Michaux got only a handful of votes.

Other black leaders criticize Hunt for remaining neutral. Given the great support blacks have shown for Hunt and the Democratic Party and given the state's failure to elect a black congressman in this century, llunt should have sided with .Michaux, Hunt couldn't publicly endorse .Michaux but he could have out his organization to work for Michaux, a Durham black leader said.

.Michauxs main topic

when a number of black political leaders from across the state assembled in Winston-.Salem last month, one Raleigh black said. "The aspirations and hopes f people around the state were affected by this, one of them said. "He not only would have represented the 2nd District, he would have

that the Warren County site was chosen on its merits and that he was neutral in the congressional primary. A top aide says. Hunt has caught flak from Valentine supporters who feel he haloed Michaux during the campaign. .Some Valentine supporters have even questioned Hunt's efforts to help .Michaux pay off his debt.

Is Jim Hunt in danger of losing his black support? Probrably not, the complaining blacks say. Although Hunt has done little to correct the situation, hes too g(K)d a politician to allow' things to continue to worsen, they say.

There is talk of trying to get Hunts attention, The problem is that we have been playing Democratic politics instead of playing politics,

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It isn't easy to explain what happened in the bloody takeover battle involving four giant conglomerates, Bendix, Martin Marietta, United Technologies and Allied Corp.

One fine day some months back, Charlie Bendix, flush with cash, was taking a stroll down Takeover Lane, when he stopped in front of .Marty .Mariettas house.

Nice home you got there," Charlie said to Marty, who was out mowing his lawn. How much you want for it? Marty said, Buzz off, Charlie, My house is not for sale.

"I happen to know your relatives would sell it in a minute if the price was right. If you wont turn it over to me in' a friendly manner. Ill make them an offer they cant refuse.

Oh yeh, wise guy, Marty said, If you try to buy my house. Ill buy your hou.se. How do you like that? Charlie laughed at him because he knew Marty didnt have,the money to buy the Bendix house.

. The next day Charlie ran an ad in the newspaper saying

loss was the of discussion

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represented all blac.ks in the state.

Hunts troubles with blacks in the district got worse in mid-September when the state l)egan filling its Warren county dump with PCB-ladened soil: " The perception is that that county was selected not lony for its soil and geographic reference to where the spills were but also Ix'cause its a small county, one of the poorest counties, there's high un-. employment and it's majority black.' the black .spokesman said.

Hunt has said repeatedly

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he would pay twice as much for .Martys house as it. was worth.

Marty ran an ad the following morning saying he would buv out anvone who had an in-

To the editor:

Feelings run high over registration for a possible military,,, draft. It is a religious issue - explicitly for Enten Eller, but equally so for those who insist on registration.

Why is it so essential that every American man should file a particular form when he turns 18? Failure to do so hurts no one The information is available. In the cases now going through the courts, the men have supplied their names and addesses. Most would be granted, conscientious objector status in a di;aft. Why are they subject to a possible $10,000 fine and five years in jail?

1 suggest this answer: Everyone must recognize the governments right to demand a particular kind of service. The god who stands over this nation in the pledge of allegiance has become a god of war. Every young man is required to do homage to that god by filing the form.

The refusers understand this. They are in the tradition of the biblical Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, who refused to worship Nebuchadnezzars golden image.

1 dont want to take anything away from those who obey the law when I note that, if a man is concerned merely with his own safety and well being, registration isjhe percentage play. There may never be a draft. If there is, he may not be selected. And even if he is, he may escape unscathed to enjoy his veterans benefits.

The refusers, on the other hand, have met the issue head on They have not waited for a war to begin. 1 believe they are rendering the most important possible national service by refusing to worship the god of war,

Edith Webber Greenville

Strength For Today

THAT INNER KNOWLEDGE

We often use the expression, The Kingdom of God.

What is the kingdom of God* The kingdom of God is the rule of God, but it is a concept so immense that even Jesus himself did not try to define it or explain it in any single declaration. Jesus broke up the idea, so to speak, into little understandable parts and presented the different aspects of the kingdom by what are known as parables.

He said that the kingdom of heaven was like leaven in a lump of dough; like seed cast upon different kint^s of soil; like a grain of mustard seed. He also declared that the kingdom was like a treasure hidden in a field, or like a pearl of great price.

We must always remember that the kingdom of God is as unseen as God Himself. It is simply the rule of God in peoples hearts. It grows by power inherent in the universe. It is in heaven and it is on earth. But more important, it is in our very hearts. Elisha Douglass

ART BUCHWALD

terest in Charlies house.

The price on both houses went soaring, and Charlie and .Marty had to go to the bariks to borrow large sums of money to try to purchase each others homes.

Charlie had done a lot of homework, and he knew in a real estate war he could outlast Marty.

His information was correct, up to a point.

.Marty had a pal named Hugh Nighted, who loved to dabble in real estate, and anything else that caught his

eye. Marty went to Hugh and said. Charlie Bendix is trying to buy my house and to defend myself I'm trying to buy his house. Right now hes got me against the wall because I don't have enough money to swing my end of the deal . Tell you what Ill do, Hugh said. "Ill buy Charlies house with you. All I want is the kitchen, one bathroom and the living room. You can have the basement and the upper floor. Well split the dining room between us. .Marty was relieved because with Hughs backing he now had a chance to save his own house.

When it was announced that Hugh Nighted was behind Marty, Charlie Bendix should have backed out of the deal. But Charlie was a proud man and he didnt want everyone in the neighborhood saying he didnt know how to buy another guys house. So Charlie upped the ante again for .Martys place, and before long both Martys and Charlies homes had the most inflated real estate prices ever seen on Takeover Lane.

For a while it looked as if Charlie would wind up owning Martys house and Marty would wind up owning Charlies house at 10 times what each had paid for them At this point, an acquaintance of Charlies, named A1 Eyed, came to Bendix and

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By ROWLAND EVANS

and ROBERT NOVAK

W ASHINGTON - Contrary to'" denials from the White House, the decision that President Reagan will not come to New York to boost Lewis Lehrmans Republican campaign for, governor was made by the Lehrman high command.

The key topic of the postprimary Lehrman strategy session was how to combat efforts by LI. Gov Mario Cuomo, surprise winner of the Democratic primary over New York City Mayor Ed Koch, to tie Reaganomics to Lehrman. With unemployment rising and the presidents popularity dropping in New York, it was decided that a flying visit by Reagan was not needed.

The cover story was for both the White House and the Lehrman campaign to say the decision was made by the presidents men. When White House chief of staff James Baker went to New York last week to raise funds for Lehrman (a personal friend of long standing I, he declared Reagan would not be coming to New York to campaign in the governors race because Lehrman can win without his help.

Glenn And The Gays

The biggest Democrat who did not officially endorse the Sept. 29 fund-raising dinner for the homosexual movement at Manhattans Waldorf-Astoria Hotel was Sen, John Glenn, adding more doubts about his ability to amass a coalition for the 1984 presidential nomination.

Glenns principal rival for second place in the early running, former vice president Walter F. Mndale, was the gay rights dinners keynote speaker. The front-runner, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, endorsed the dinner, as did Sen. Alan Cranston. The endorsers included such big-name non-presidential candidates as Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Mayor Kevin White of Boston, Mayor Donald Fraser of Minneapolis and Mayor Andrew Young of Atlanta.

Glenn aide William White told us there was no record that the senators, endorsement had been requested, but suggested the answer might have been no Although the homosexual movement now seems part of the Democratic coalition. White said Glenn was against lending his name to single-issue causes.

Whos GOP Leader?

As the mid-term election campaign nears its climax, a peculiar struggle is being fought out over whether Richard Richards will be permitted to serve out his four-year term as Republican national chairman.

Senior White House staffers

have decreed that whatever the outcome Nov. 2, Richards must go and be replaced by the more dynamic Secretary of Transportation Drew Lewis. But Richards is fighting hard for his job and may save it. as he did under similar White House assault last year. Unless President Reagan specifically asks Richards to leave, there is no sign he will quit.

Lewis says he has no desire for the national chairmanship but would accept it if asked by the president. Presidential chief of staff James Baker is believed to want Lewis strong hand at the national committee whether or not Reagan seeks reelection. If Reagan does not run, Lewis as national chairman would be a prime choice to be running mate on a ticket headed by Vice President George Bush.

Bush Vs. Kemp

Vice President George Bush gained ground on the right wing of the Republican Party, helping to force the balanced-budget constitutional amendment out of the House Judiciary Committee by pumping the telephone for the last 18 names on the discharge petition - a list that included Rep. Jack Kemp, normally the champion of the right.

The final 12 signers gathered in Bu^s Capitol Hill office to march together (under the leadership of Oklahomas Rep. Mickey Edwards, chairman of the American Conservative Union) to sign the petition, foreclosing Speaker Thomas P. ONeill from peeling other names off It. Kemp was not among the marchers, agreeing reluctantly to sign the petition, but only by himself.

Kemp finally yielded to arguments by his close friend, House Republican whip 'Trent Lott, to sign so that the House could work its will. But he still opposes the amendment on grounds it will lead to higher taxee.

- Feuding GOP Senators

With the quiet blessing of the White House, Sen. Richard Lugar of Indiana Is challenging anti-Reagan Sen. Robert Packwood of Oregon for the Senate Republican campaign chairmanship - a move hastened by Packwoods own tactics.

Lugar had been planning the race for some time but did not want to announce it until after his expected reelection to the Senate Nov. 2. So, when Packwood telephoned Lugar to ask his support for reelec-tion to a third term as campaign committee chairman (as he had on his previous two terms), Lugar said he was not quite ready.

Accordingly, Lugar was not

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Tougher At TheTop For Young

ByJOHNCUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK (AP) -William M. Agee, 44, holder of a masters in business from Harvard, chief of a multibillion dollar corporation, wealthy while young enough to enjoy it, admired by many, nevertheless has a .severe handicap.

Agee, the chairman of Bendix Corp., who began one of the biggest corporate brawls of all time when he sought to acquire the Martin-Marietta Corp. and found his own company acquired by Allied Corp., is an early arrival.

Early arrivals, says Prof. Eugene E Jennings, are executives who rise to positions of responsibility in advance of their age group, often with gaps in their experience and lacking the polish and wisdom that comes with years.

They often blunder, says Jennings, and they seldom learn from their mistakes. Eventually, he says, they go into smaller companies or set up their own businesses where they can live and produce with their egos intact.

It is no act of genius on my part to place my bets on a person like Wyman at CBS (Thomas H. Wyman. CBS chairman, who earned considerable operating experience with Nestles, Polaroid, Green Giant and Pillsbury) and to withhold my bets from Agee of Bendix, he said.

Agee, he predicts, will leave Bendix.

In three decades of research, Jennings has found the turnover rate among early arrivals in the position of corporate president, that is. age 40 years or under, is nearly three limes that of those who arrive at age 50 years or older.

One of the missing ingredients in their experience is operational management, said Jennings, who, as confidential adviser to corporation chairmen and presidents has a rare perch from which to observe the business scene.

At least 50 percent of tho^ early arrivals who are fired at the top, or who leave under less than auspicious circumstances, have come up through staff positions and never had to cut teeth on operational management, he said.

Such people are suddenly given operating management authority, he said, but they have not been seasoned in the emotional caldron of sticky authority relationships above and below them, and so are emotionally immature.

Jennings, professor of business at Michigan State University and author of many books on corporations and their management, observes that early-arrival presidents always demonstrate a vast intellectual superiority which becomes the

basis for their promotions to the highest levels.

In turn, he said, this rapid mobility creates an expectation in early arrivals that they will be as good as their trainee records, which is a fancy way of saying they get very big egos.

A big ego, says Jennings, who is also trained as a psychologist, makes it very difficult for the early arrival to deal with authority relationships, and creates an arrogance that alienates him from those who could or would help.

Almost invariably, he continues, support is then withdrawn at the highest places, referring to the recent resignation of four Bendix directors and the earlier departure, last fall, of four others.

Should the board members spot in time the imbalance between intelligence and experience, Jennings believes, they can protect the inexperienced executive from his tendency to blunder. But, he remarked, boards often fail to appreciate the dangers until the individual has grabbed authority and is more interested in removing^ them instead of heeding their wise counsel.

According to Jennings, the early arrival who serves longest and best generally does so under any of three situations:

Before reaching the ultimate authority he has a

strong sponsor who also serves as a good coach, and who lets out the reins of authority only as the early arrival progresses.

-He has a strong board that carefully controls and guides him.

-The company he serves has a strong tradition, and clear-cut policies and practices from which the early arrival cannot deviate far.

As Jennings analyzes the case of William Agee, the young executive was being seasoned by his predecessor, Michael Blumenthal, but Blumenthal left to become Treasury Secretary under President Jimmy Carter. By the time Blumenthal was ready to leave Washington Agee already had assumed the role of chairman.

He predicts now that Agee will move to a smaller company or one of his own making, for he shall not be able to make the emotional commitment to survive under the wise but heavy hand of Edward L. Hennessy, Jr. (Allied chairman), a powerful board that wont resign from its responsibilities, and the strong policies and practices of Allied, one of the finest run corporations in America.

But, says Jennings, if Agee follows the pattern of other intelligent early arrivals, he will succeed and make a strong contribution on his own terms and with his ego intact.

The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.-Wednesday, October 6,1982-5

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RALEIGH. SC (AP) -Rep Ike .Andrews, D-N.C, facing drunken-driving charges, said he vul continue to run for re-election to the 4ih Congresional District, and vowed to wage a vigorous campaign agamst Republican challenger Bill Cobey

I think It will be more offensive than defnsive. but It will not include any attacks on Mr Cobey in personal manner." he said in an interview with The Associated Press Tuesday.

Cobey. meanwhile, was scheduled today to get a visit Vice President George Bush He was scheduled to visit Raleigh to campaign for Cobey. along with campaign stops for 5th District GOP challenger .Mine Bagnal and 11th District GOP Rep. William Hendon .Andrews scheduled no personal appearances but said he was preparing to launch an offensive to counter political accusations raised against him by Cobey "I want to get on the attack, but 1 want it to be in a verv factual wav." he said.

.Andrews decided he would _ stay in the election race after * meeting with state and district party chairmen .Monday night. In a closed meetii^ Democrats decided to continue their support of .Andrews, despite his arrest Saturday night by Raleigh police

.Andrews was stepped on the Raleigh Beltline and char^ with dnving under the influence of alcohol, speeding, failure to stop for a blue light and siren and illegal transportation of liquor. He refused to take a police Breathal\7er test but later took a blood-alcohol test at the request of his lawyer Results of that test have not been made public.

Though .Andrews has admitted drinking some rum while driving that night, he said he does not think he was intoxicated whe police stopped him.

.Andrews said he will continue his campaign with an emphasis on Cobey advertisements that deal "with some of the issues and statements hes made about me

Some television ads run by the Cobey camp have ac

cused Andrews of failing .to st^ipori a balanced budget. An unidentified GOP official said the Cobey campaign pulled the air son^ oi its ads criticizing Andrews for earlier troubles with his congressional expense account and automobile leasing. .An earlier ad, quoting Democrats supporting Cobey and stressing his character, appeared in their place.

Tom Fetzer, Cobeys campaign manager, said the changes were not made because of Andrews arrest "We have not made any changes in TV that had not already been decided. he said.

Cobey contini^ Tuesday to say little of .Andrews' arrest. "I just really want to be sensitive, he said "Its an unfortunate thing. Im sorry it happened. 1 dont know how itll impact this campaign.

Evans-Novak...

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Two special exhibitf will be featured as a part of ao antiques show and sale Thursday through SMurday at Carolina East MaO.

Walter E. Lewis of' Portsmoiftb, Va., will dis|^y part of bis coUectk of ^ monoratMlia. His coUedka of rare dubs and balls is widely regarded as the most extensive in. the world. Lewis will be present to explain the significance of the itans in bis display. '

The show will also indude Walter Dunlap of Yort S.C., one of the few rqxairers and restorers of glass and crystal on the East Coast. Dunlap will demonstrate and explain the techniques of glass repair. People from the area with chipped or broken glass and crj^ may have repairs made during the show.

The antique show will include oriental rugs, antique

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"The only difference, A1 said, is if I buy it. Ill let ypu live in it for a while. If those guys buy it theyll kick your tail out in the gutter.

Charlie Bendix was in tears. All 1 tried to do was buy Martys house, and now 1 have to sell mine. Is that fair

Its dog eat dog on Takeover Lane. If it will make you feel any better, Marty almost went broke trying to stop you from buying his home. Hell be in debt for 10 years. Well, do you and I have a deal?

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Blacks in the 2nd District might not vote for Valentine. Its unlikely that theyd swing to Republican Jack Marin but their absence in the polls where theyd be expected to vote 90 or 95 percent Democratic would be felt.

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By ROBERT BYRD Associated Press Writer KENNESAW, Ga. (AP) A 6-month-old law requiring gun ovwership by residents of this controversial but safe suburb is paring off the crooks, the mayor says.

Crime is down, the legal skirmishes have stopped and people are finding better things to talk about in the six months since the law requiring each household to own a gun and ammunition was passed March 15, town officials say.

Everybodys just going about their business, Kennesaw Police Chief Robert Ruble said.

: Betty Speir To Address Nurses

Betty Speir, vice chairman of the state Democratic Party and a member of-the State Board of Education, will be the guest speaker of the North Carolina Nurses Association Oct. 12 at the Willis Building in Greenville.

She will talk about political

awareness for nurses.

Registration begins at 6:30 p.m., with the meeting starting at 7 p.m. The meeting is open to nurses and interested 'persons. Nonmembers will be asked to pay a $2 registrastion fee. For further information, call Martha Engelke, 757-6061.

HIS FIRST MASS - The Rev. Angus J. Walker holds the Host Sunday at the Blessed Sacrament Roman Catholic Church in Bostons Jamaica Plain section where he celebrated his first Mass after becoming a priest at the age of 77. Walker, whose wife died in 1980, decided to join the seminary when he was 75. Attending the Mass were his three daughters, a son, and most of his 18 grandchildren. (AP Laserphoto)

Even the American Civil Uberties Union is satisfied,' because exemptions are allowed for conscientious objectors.

The town of 5,400 pe(^le made news when it passed the ordinance, which came in re^nse to a handgun ban passed in Morton Grove, Dl. The law took effect June 1.

Kennesaw has had no armed robberies this year, compared with seven in 1981, Ruble said. It had two home burglaries between March 15 and Sept. 1, compared to 42 in the same period last year, he said.

We attribute this to the deterrent effect of the gun law, said Mayor Darvin Purdy, an outspoken supporter of the law. We tried to figure any other variables that have changed since then, and we found none.

Passage of the law was followed by exchanges of legal firepower. The ACLU shot back with a lawsuit that both parties eventually agreed to dismiss.

Before the matter went to court, the law was fine-tuned to exempt anyone with a conscientious objection to it, explained Gene Guerrero, director of the ACLU of Georgia.

Our concern was coercion against an individual who didnt want to have a gun in their home, Guerrero said. Thats over with. The law was changed to do what we sought all along ... p^ple in Kennesaw know that they dont have to have a gun if they dont want to.

The gun law carries no enforcement provisions of its own, but as a misdemeanor under the city code, could bring violators a fine of up to $200 and 60 days in jail.

Richard Butler, a Kennesaw TV repairman, challenged the law, but U.S. District Judge Owen Forrester scrapped the suit when both sides agreed Butler had conscientious objections to having a gun in his house - and so was exempt.

Another suit to kill the ordinance would be pointless, Guerrero said.

You have to have a reason for being in court, and thats difficult to do if there is no real danger at all for anyone being prosecuted under the ordinance, he said.

The law was a boon to souvenir sellers in Kennesaw, which is near the site of the Civil Wars Battle of Kennesaw Mountain and has a small tourist trade.

One shop owner. Dent Wildman Myers, took to packing a .357-caliber Magnum on his left hip and a .44-caliber Son of Sam Special on his right. Over his cash register was a sign: All shoplifters will be shot regardless of race, creed, religion or national origin.

Another souvenir shop did well with a poster showing a handgun and the legend: Never Mind The Dog. Beware Of Owner. A T-shirt popular in town carried the words, KennesawControversial But Safe.

After the law was publicized, the town began receiving money and spare guns from sympathizers around the country.

The town still gets occasional donations from gun buffs who support the ordinance, Purdy said. The money, about $10,000 so far, was used to defray legal costs in the fight with the ACLU.

Donations also have gone to support city gun safety classes, which were pretty regular around the time the law took effect but now take place only about once a month, the mayor said.

Gifts of pistols to the town have stopped. The few weapons-that came in were used in the gun classes, and the city plans to give them to poor people when the safety program ends, Purdy said.

Polls have shown residents are split in their views of the law. Purdy said they just dont talk about it much anymore, only occasionally when news people come around to remind them of it.

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State High Court Rules On

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Associated Press Writer

RALEIGH, NC. (AP) -The North Carolina Supreme Court has ruled that the parents of a minor child may be held responsible for damages resulting from that childs misdeeds if the parents knew the child was potentially harmful to others but failed to control their child

The court hiled Tuesday in a case arising from a personal injury lawsuit filed by a Chapel Hill woman. She was raped by a Chapel Hill youth in June 1978. and the woman sued the boy and his parents She contended that the parents were negligent because the youth was under the influence of drugs when he broke into her home, threatened her and repeatedly raped her.

The justices ruled unanimously that situations do exist when parents should be held responsible for what their children do.

Justice Burley B Mitchell Jr. wrote for the court that parents cannot always be held accountable, but a parent who knows or should know of the dangerous propensities of his child may be held liable in some cases.

The court held that the parents were not liable for damages because there was little they could do short of physically restraining their son.

In other rulings, the high court overturned a 26-year-old precedent against using illegally obtained evidence in hearings to consider revoking" probation, urged the Legislature to clarify a sex offense and adopted a standard for determining whether a court-appointed lawyer provided adequate counsel.

The evidence ruling came in the case of Dennis Lombardo, who was convicted in August 1979 in Hyde Superior Court on felony charges of selling and delivering marijuana. Fifteen days after his conviction, Lombardo was stopped at a Florida airport and officials seized a quantity of drugs from a suitcase.

State officials tried to revoke Lombardo s probation but he said that police illegally seized his baggage claim ticket and checked his luggage for drugs. He asked that the evidence not be admitted in court and a state judge agreed. That ruling was overruled by the state Court of Appeals.

The high court ruled that laws excluding such evidence should not be applied in

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probation hearings. The court ruled 26 years ago that such exclusions should be followed in all criminal cases .

In other rulings

In the Mecklenburg County case of Henry Weaver, the court adopted a standard for determining whether a court-appointed attorney performed adequately.

.Weaver had appealed his first-degree rape conviction and life prison sentence saying that he was denied

effective counsel. The high court disagreed and upheld the conviction.

But the court cited McMann versus Richardson, a case that went before the U.S Supreme Court, which concluded that adequate counsel was performance within the range of competence demanded of attorneys in criminal cases.

The court said the state's rape shield law does not prevent attorneys from questioning victims about conflicting statements that

may concern sexual activity. The justices said the questioning should reflect on the witnesss credibility, not her virtue.

- The court also stopped judgment in a case involving Gene McGaha, who was charged in Scotland County with committing a sexual offense against a girl who was 12 years and eight months old. The court ruled that the law affects girls 12 years and younger. The court criticized the law for* being vague

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MORGANTON, N.C. (AP) A North Carolina National Bank branch was robbed shortly before noon Tuesday, with police apprehending a suspect about 90 minutes later, authorities said.

The Quaker Meadows Branch was robbed at 11:23 a.m. police said. However, they refused to identify the suspect who was apprehended in the western portion of Burke County.

Police said the robber entered the bank at about 11: 20 a.m. armed with a hand gun and demanded money. He then drove away, no one was injured in the robbery and no shots were fired, according to police.

Investigator Johnny Wehunt of the Morganton i^olice Department would not release details about the robbery, saying an undetermined amount of money was taken.

Mattingly To Command Flight

SPACE CENTER, Houston (AP) - Astronaut Thomas K. Mattingly will command the first space shuttle mission entirely devoted to secret Department of Defense work, NASA says.

The mission is scheduled to blast off from the Kennedy Space Center in late 1983, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration said Tuesday.

Mattingly, who flew on the Apollo 16 lunar mission, was commander of the space shuttles fourth voyage.

With him on the shuttle flight will be astronauts Loren J. Shriver, as pilot, and mission specialists Ellison S. Onizuka and James F.Buchli.

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WASHINGTON (AP) -The drug industry and federal health officials are searching for ways to prevent tampering with over-the-counter drugs, but they say it will never be possible to provide absolute protection against sabotage.

Dr. Arthur Hull Hayes Jr., head of the Food and Drug Administration, said all consumers should be more wary about the medicines they take following the seven deaths from cyanide-tainted Tylenol capsules in the

Chicago area last week.

Hayes said the FDA will begin work to develop a federal requirement for tamper-resistant packaging. But he said, I dont think for this sort of problem there i^ny quick fix.

Consumers must also act to protect themselves from injury by being aware of the conditions of the packages they buy, the pills and capsules they take and the litpiids they drink, Hayes told a news conference after the first meeting of a gov-ernment-industry Joint

Committee on Product Safety-

James D. Q^, the president of the Proprietary Association, a trade group of over-the-counter drug makers, echoed Hayes advice that the buyer must beware.

As a consumer, I would be very cautious in the coming days and months. I would look at everything I in^st, said Cope, who is chairman of the product safety panel. If it looks suspicious, or smells suspicious, I would be suspicious.

Hayes said one of the Chicago victims died after swallowing a tainted Extra-Strength Tylenol capsule that had been placed with six other poisoned Extra-Strength capsules in a bottle of regular 'Tylenol.

A tamper-proof package is not possible ... said Hayes. Neither the FDA nor the industry can guarantee protection against a single individual bent on committing such a terrible act as that we have witnessed in Chicago.

The malicious mind can

also be a clever mind, Hayes said.

Hayes also expressed concern that the nation may be exposed to attempts to imitate the Chicago killer.

Noting the discovery of Tylenol capsules laced with strychnine in Oroville, Calif., he said, Quite honestly. Im not sure its terribly different from the first hijacking. You wonder who going to think of it next?

Cope criticized Cook County, 111., for passing new packaging rules for non-nrescriDtiondruffs

We ask for restraint on the part of local officials, he said. This industry is hard at work on this prc^lem and we believe that a sense of perspective and balance should be maintained.

Experts from industry and government will meet Thursday to develop standards for tamper-resistant packaging. They will report to the Proprietary Associations board of directors in New York on Oct. 14.

Both Hayes and Cope said the industry may need time to build new machines and

obtain new packaging materials for its products.

They said that seals underneath bottle caps, new seals outside the bottle cap, and so-called blister packs pills on a cardboard sheet covered by plastic are all possible ways to safeguard the drugs.

Meanwhile, Rep. Edward R. Madigan, R-Ill., said he will introduce legislation when Congress reconvenes late next month that would require the sealing of over-the-counter drugs.

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AILING - Aliza Begin, 62, wife of Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin, is reported in serious condition in a Jerusalem hospital, suffering from respiratory and circulation problems, according to Israeli Radio. (AP)

Job Freezes For CPU

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) -Job freezes and construction delays are ahead for Carolina Power and Light Co. until further notice, the president of the Raleigh-based utility says.

In a letter to company supervisors Oct 1, CP&L president Sherwood H. Smith Jr. said that seven cutbacks have to be implemented in light of the N.C. Utilities Commissions recent decision to grant the utility only about 5 percent of a $160.5 million rate increase request.

The seven cost-cutting measures are:

- An immediate hiring freeze, including all but certain nuclear and other essential personnel.

- Moving from 1985 to 1986 the date of service for Harris Nuclear Unit 1 in Wake County.

- Postponing construction on Harris Unit 2 at least one year, meaning the company will budget no funds to build the unit next year.

- Mayo Unit 2, under construction near Roxboro and scheduled for service in 1991, probably will be rescheduled.

- Reviewing other elements of the construction budget later this fall with final decisions to be made in December.

- Reducing expenditures in every department immediately. The letter calls for reductions in personnel, travel, outside services and materials. Zero-based budgets are to be prepared for the year 1983.

Restrictive regulation commission actions in limiting the companys ability to recover higher costs through rates have made it necessary to put the cost-cutting measures into effect. Smith said.

DECREE EXTENDED CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - A state of emergency decree imposed hours after President Anwar Sadat was slain by Moslem fanatics last Oct. 6 has been extended for one year by Egypts Parliament.

RAPS NICARAGUA SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) - Thomas 0. Enders, assistant secretary of state for inter-American affairs, accused Nicaraguas leftist Sandinista regime of propagating violence in Costa Rica and Honduras while train: iP leftist guerrillas to seize power in El Salvador.

10The Daily Reflector, Greenville. N.C.Wfednesday, Octobers, 1982

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Winners of blue ribbons awarded in various categories, at the 1982 Pitt County Fair were:

Field Crops: Bill Branch, Susan Branch, Martha Bland, Ruth Crawford. Mrs. J.J Carraway, Gormon Dickerson. Lillian Dickerson. Elsie Evans, Thelma Fulford. Worth Forbes, Grayce Haddock. Tommy Haddock and John Miscnekowski. Gladys Nichols. Linda Parker, John Price. Lucille Sharpe. Stanley Whaley, Lord Wiggins, Maxine Wiggins, Margret Whaley, Joey Whitehurst. Alma Worthington. Emma Whitherington. Don Wynn. Micky Wynn, Olivia Wynn and Earleen Wynn Crafts (Dept. D): Susan Bland, Annie Beaudieu, Wertie Brown, Paige Brannon. Craig Brannon, Joan Briley, Joe Cox, Debra Cannon, Herman Dail. Angela Dixon, Sandra Hardison, Carol yne Langston, Gladys Nichols

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Becky Overstreet. Kimberly Parker, Linda Peaden. Angela Purvis, Benjamin Purvis. Heather Solomon and Iris Taylor.

Clothing and House Furnishings (Dept. H): Susan Bland, Wertie Brown. Pattie Briley, Martie .Martybrannon, Martha Bland,. Joann Briley, Mae Coburn, Thelma Fulford. Eula Fornes. Tula Grant,

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Gladys Dail, Lillian Dickerson, Linda Devor, Lila Fussell, Tammy Garris, Gary Giles, Lana Grooms, Shanna Grooms, Rebecca

Seven Solicitation Requests Approved

Police Chief Glenn Cannon announced the approval of seven requests for solicitation permits in Greenville.

Cannon said the requests were submitted by; the Friends of Kidney Patients group to conduct a bake sale and vard sale on Oct. 9 to

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The Pinochle Bugs Social and Civic Club to conduct a merchant-industry solicitation during October, November and December to obtain advertisements to be placed in a souvenir booklet for the Pinochle Conclave in Greenville, schedule for April 22-24; the M. House-F. Jacobson campaign to conduct a door-to-door solicitation Oct. 2-16 to advertise write-in candidates for the November elections;

G.R. Whitfield School to conduct a merchant solicitation Sept. 28 through Oct. 29 to solicit small gifts and door prizes to be given away at the schools annual Halloween Carnival; Mount Calvary Christian Academy to conduct a merchant solicitation Sept. 28 through Oct. 29 to solicit gifts to be auctioned at the fall festival to raise funds for the academy; and by the Pitt County Council on .Alcoholism to conduct a sidewalk solicitation during October, November and December to increase involvement and support of the council.

COUNCIL ON AGING The Pitt County Council on Aging will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Councils offices at 1717 W Fifth St. Elections wil be held to fill vacancies on the board of directors.

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Cannon said the number of house break-ins has been on the increase, and suggested that, if people would call the police department when they see strangers around a neighbors house, officers would be senbto investigate.

The chief said residents should lock their homes - both doors and windows - when they leave their houses. Unlocked doors and windows make it easy for thieves to enter and serve as an invitation to robbers, he said.

Cannon also suggested that when people will be away from their homes for several days, they should tell their neighbors and have their neighbors check their houses occasionally to make sure everything is in order.

Police officers cant be everywhere at once, Cannon said, We need the help and assistance of the general public to combat break-ins and other crimes

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The Greenville Fire-Rescue Department, in connection with its observance of Fire Prevention Week, is visiting all elementary schools and day care centers in the city to display fire and rescue equipment and hold fire drills.

In addition, fire and rescue units will be at Carolina East Mall today, Pitt Plaza Thursday- and Greenville Square Friday from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. A highlight of the visits to the shopping centers will be demonstrations of the departments 85-foot snorkle. Chief Jenness Allen said.

Allen said the visits to the schools, day care centers and

the shoppmg centers are deisgned to make the public more aware of fire safety in their homes and places of work.

Allen noted that the fire-rescue department in conjunction with the Greenville Moose Lodge will provide window stickers to be placed on bedroom windows of the handicapped, senior citizens and children. The free stickers let fire-rescue personnel know where people might be in the event of a fire.

The stickers may be picked up at the main fire station at the intersection of Fifth and Greene streets, Allen noted.

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WELCOME HOME - Ten-year-old Michael Relghard is aU smiles as he walks into the Texas sunlight from Dallas-Fort Worth Regional Airport Tuesday. Michael, surrounded by his parents, Dang and Robert Reighard and brother Brian, enjoyed a joyous reunion with the family he had not seen for almost a decade. Michael and ten other Amerasian children were released from Vietnam Thursday for homes in the United States. (AP Laserphoto)

Poor Year For Automakers

By ANN JOB WOOLLEY Associated Press Writer DETROIT (AP) - Domestic automakers wrapped up a dismal 1982 model year with sales at their lowest level in 21 years, and analysts blamed it on the economy - not the cars.

The five major U.S. car companies said Tuesday they sold 5,543,006 cars from last October to the end of September, the traditional model year period. The sales were off 15.9 percent - from last years already-depressed level of 6,590,017.

U.S. car sales were down in the month of September as well by 5.8 percent.

Overall, it was the lowest model year sales since 1961, when 5,491,600 vehicles were sold.

Primarily, it was the economy, .said David Healy, analyst at Drexel, Burnham Lambert Inc. in New York. There was a very weak trend in real income strength but interest rates and unemployment rates remained high.

Healy noted there was pretty much a wide selection of cars for consumers who chose to buy.

John Hammond, analyst at Data Resources Inc. in Lexington, Mass., said compact car sales were the big vdisappointment. Consumers preferred large cars and high-performance models as gasoline prices dropped and then stabilized over the year, he said..

Imports also faltered in the model year.Importers reported sales of 2,140,621 cars, down 9.3 percent from 198rs record 2,360,546. It was the lowest model-year sales for foreign cars since 1978, when 1,979,000 were sold.

The industry model year - for both foreign and domestic -totaled 7,683,627 vehicles, down 14.1 percent from last years 8,950,563. It was the poorest model year since 1963 when 7,427,000 U.S. and imported cars were sold. The record year had been 1973 when 11.8 million cars were sold, 10 million of them U.S.-made.

But imports total for September was up 9.2 percent from September 1981, as 182,248 cars were sold, compared with 166,845 last year.

Domestic carmakers said they delivered 488,512 cars in the month, a drop from 518,522 last month.

But analysts said the sales actually showed more consumers buying cars in the month than in August, when 409,411 were sold.

Incentives are helping, Healy said, noting many buyers took advantage of sales programs on leftover 1982 models as 1983 cars arrived in showrooms.

If the 1983 models were bam burners, the (September) rate would not have dropped nearly as much as it did, Hammond said.

Both analysts expect slight improvements in the coming months. _

So far for calendar year 1982, domestic and foreign automakers have sold 5,941,434 cars, down 11.7 percent from 6,728,392 last year.

Import sales in 1982 are down 6.9 percent from 1981 and domestic sales are down 13.5 percent from 1981.

In the final 10 days of September, domestic car sales totaled 226,512, down 1.6 percent from 230,267 in the comparable 1981 period.

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Tar Heel Votes In Congress

RoU Call Report WASHINGTON - Heres how area members of Congress were recorded on major roll call votes Sept. 23-29 HOUSE PIPELINE - By a vote of 206 for and 203 against, the House gave its support to President Reagans economic sanctions against the new Soviet pipeline that will supply Siberian natural gas to Western Europe The ef-

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WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH. N.C. (API - Shell Island Corp has applied for permission to build four five-story condominiums with a total of 160 units, 16 single-family homes and 253 fownhouses north of Wrightsvilie Beach.

The corporations plans call for a total of 429 residential units, a 150-seat restaurant. a clubsite and a store on approximately 50 acres of its property. The proposal calls for more than 33 acres of the corporations property would be donated to the town for conservation purposes.

According to the corporations application, construction of the project would begin Jan. 1, 1983, with completion expected by by -Dec. 31,1988.

Contrary to an application filed by the corporation with the state Office of Coastal Management last year, its most recent proposal calls for all development to meet state oceanfront and soundfront setbacks and avoid areas of environmental concern.

Through the conservation areas to be deeded to the town, the plan also provides for public access to the beach. A total lack of public access in the earlier plan was- one of the states min objections to the proposal.

Published By James Young

Dr. James H. Young, director of institutional development at Pitt Community College, has published a booklet entitled

The Complete Guide To Administration of Title III Grants.

The publication, scheduled for release in mid-October, is a comprehensive manual for the management of specific federal higher education grants. It is designed, said Young, to assist colleges and universities in interpreting complex federal statutes and regulations and to provide practical strategies for compliance with these rules.

The 16-page volume contains manual and computerized systems for grants monitering and evaluation as well as suggestions concerning fiscal accountability and administrative control of such programs.

Dr. Young Is a specialist in grants administration and higher education management. He has published numerous previous articles in these fields.

SUSPECTCHOLERA .'VIANILA, Philippines (AP) A suspected cholera outbreak has kkilled 11 people and caused another 800 illnesses on the Caroline Islands, a U.S. trust territory in the Pacific, the World Health Organization said today.

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feet of this vote was to render meaningless a pending bill (HR 6838) to repeal the sanctions. HR 6838 later was passed and sent to the Senate, with he proviso that no slave labor is being used. to build the pipeline.

Several U.S. companies and their European Licensees have lost lucrative Soviet contracts as a result of the sanctions, which Reagan imposed in response to the Soviet crackdown in Poland.

Supporter Benj-amin Gilman. R-N.Y , said "now is not the time to lag in support of the president and the courageous action he has taken.

Opponent Robert Michel, R-Ill., said the sanctions are hurting the U.S. economy and angering allies, yet are not significantly slowing progress on the pipeline or fazing Soviet leaders, who "are hard and cold men and women who are moved by hard and cold facts, not pious wishes or macho rhetoric

Members voting yea" supported the pipeline sanctions.

Reps. L. H Fountain, D-2, Charles Whitley. I>3, Ike Andrews. D-4, Stephen Neal, D-5, Eugene Johnston, R^. W. G. Hefner, D-8, James Martin, R-9, James Broyhill, R-10, and William Hendon. R-11, voted yea.

Reps. Walter Jones, D-1, and Charles Rose, P-7. voted "nay.

NATIONAL PARKS - The House passed. 319 for and 84 against, a bill setting stricter federal regulation of national parks, including more scrutiny by the Interior Department of actions by other federal agencies that affect adjacent areas. The National Park Service would have to provide Congress with a state of the parks report every two years, and would have to take other action to prevent degradation of the system. The bill, opposed by the Administration as a new and costly layer of unneeded regulation, was yet another sign of the clash between environmentalists and Interior Secretary James Watt over the future of the park system. The bill (HR 5162) was sent to the Senate.

Sponsor John Seiberling. D-Ohio, said the bill does not

create buffer zones around national parks, but seeks to prevent "careless or unknowing federal actions that could degrade park resources.

Opponent Don Young, R-Alaska, said the bill "expands the authority of the National Park Service beyond the boundaries of the park system unit, creating federal buffer zones on state, local and private lands.

Members voting nay' thought the bill extended federal authority into non-federal jurisdictions.

Jones, Mhitley, Andrews. Neal, Rose and Hefner voted "yea.

Fountain, Johnson. Martin. Broyhill and Hendon voted "nay.

INDUSTRY - By a vote of 173 for and 154 against, the House adopted an amendment that, in effect, killed a bill to revitalize industries needed in the event of a war. The amendment specified that loans and loan guarantees could not be made under the legislation if the Treasury Department ruled the outlay would put upward pressure on interest rates. After this Treasury Department veto was approved. Democrats pulled the bill (HR 5540) off the floor. The bill proposed spending up to $1 billion annually to modernize industries many of them aged factories in the Midwest and Northeast - for any future defense preparedness role. To many Republicans, the bill was the old-fshioned Democratic medicine of using heavy federal spending to ^ stimulate the economy.

Rep. Bill McCollum, R-Fla., who sponsored the amendment, said it was wrong to increase borrowing by the Treasury at a time when "it has been estimated the federal government will take over one-half of all of the available credit in the economy.

Opponent Mary Rose Oakar, D-Ohio, said the amendment was deliberately intended to gut the bill that would provide needed job retraining and modernization to serve national defense needs.

Most members voting "yea were opposed to the bill.

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SENATE SUGAR - By a vote of 60 for and 31 against, the Senate tabled and thus killed an amendment to lower the sugar price support level from 17 cents to 14 cents per pound. The 17 cents figure, previously legislated by Congress, is for the year beginning Oct. 1, 1982. The amendment was offered to the bill raising the national debt ceiling (HJ Res 520). Many of -the 60 senators voting to table did so not because they favor high sugar price supports but because they did not want the debt bill encumbered by extraneous amend-ments.Senators voting nay argued that the federal sugar program is .too protective of producers and too costly to consumers.

Sens. John East. R, and Jesse Helms, R, voted "yea.

JOBLESS PAY - By a vote of 50 for and 48 against, the Senate tabled and thus killed an attempt to preserve 13 weeks worth of supplemental unemployment benefits in an estimated 30 states that have the highest unemployment rates. The weeks are in addition to the initial 26 weeks of benefits and are also separate from the additional 6-tolO weeks provided to all states in the recently-enacted 1982 tax hike legislation. The 13 weeks of supplemental benefits are being or have been ended under a 1981 change in the eligibility formulas. The vote occured during debate on the measure (HJRes 599) providing temporary funding of the government for the first part of fiscal 1983. The bill was passed and sent to the conference with the House.

Supporters said countless families depend on the supplemental benefits for their economic survival, while opponents argued that to preserve them would bust the budget by several billion dollars,

Senators voting "nay wanted to retain the extra 13 weeks of jobless pay in

certam states.

East and Helms voted "yea.

CUNCH RIVER - The Senate rejected, 48 for and ^ against an amendment to deny funding in fiscal 1983 for further (development of a fast-breeder reactor at Clinch-River Tenn. The experimental reactor is designed to create more nuclear fuel than it consumes. The amendment was proposed to the stopgap funding measure for 1983 (see preceding vote).

Supporter Paul Tsongas, D-Mass., said the Clinch River project was becoming technologically obsolete and riddled with cost overruns, and he added "it will generate large amounts of plutonium which can be used in nuclear weapons.

Opponent Jim Sasser, D-Tepn., said the reactor is a necessary and vital first step in insuring our nations future energy independence.

Members voting nay wanted to continue developing the fast-breeder nuclear reactor.

East and Helms voted "nay. _

AHENTION GREENVILLE RESIDENTS BECOME INVOLVED IN CITY GOVERNMENT

The Mayor and City Council will consider appointments to the following boards/commissions of the City of Greenville in October, 1982:

Human Relations Council Public Transportation Commission Sheppard Memoriai Library Board

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, and complete; a resume form to indicate your interest in the event you have not already done so.

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EDINBURG, Texas (AP) - Authorities are asking illegal aliens from El Salvador to help identify the two men who left them trapped in the back of a sweltering truck, suffocating four peqile Police found three men and a woman dead and 12 others suffenng from dehydration and lack of air Monday night in the 18-wheeler parked on

the outskirts of this southern Texas town.

The survivors told officers they came from El Salvador to the Mexican border town of ReyMsa by bus and then paid iq> to $1,500 each to be smuggled to Houston, and then on to Los Angeles. Washington, New York or other cities.

Joel Young, of the criminal intelligence service of the

Texas'Department of Public Safety, said he expected an arrest warrant to be issued today for a 30-year-oid mao who has been living in the area.

WeTl probably diarge him tomorrow because he was the driver. We havent located him yet, Young said late Tuesday.

Authorities traced both the truck and items found in a safe bouse where stnne of

the adiens stayed over the weekend to the udentified susped,hesaid.

' Also being sought was the drivo- of a ddivery van that was used to transport some of the aliots from place to place, the investigator said.

Erasmo C. Bravo, chief investigator for the Hidalgo County sheiffs department, said be believed this is a large snugging opnatxMi operating for ^te some

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UE.APONS SEARCH - Lebanese army soldiers question a family outside their home in West Beirut as they search house to house, looking for weapons that have been left behind by Palestinian fighter^'. Lebanese troops closed off the shopping area of Harara in the heart of West Beirut as they conducted their search for weapons and illegal aliens. They found both. (APLaserphoto)

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Sister Marjorie Tuite of Chicago, a professor of theology. will be keynote speaker. She is a national staff person of Church . Women United in New York, serving as coordinator of ecumenical action. Formerly with the Jesuit School of Theology in Chicago, she holds a doctor of ministry degree from St. Mary on the Lake Seminary in Chicago and a masters in theology from Manhattanville College in New York.

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Arrest Two On Heroin Charge

Greenville police and agents of the State Bureau of Investigation Monday night arrested two persons on charges of possession of heroin following a search of a house at 407 Cadillac St.

Chief Glenn Cannon said Tom Price, 48, of 407 Cadillac St. and Inez Brown Bell, 22, of 307 Paige Drive were charged after officers found a quantity of heroin during the 10 p.m. search.

Price was also charged with maintaining a storehouse for heroin.

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Capture Prizes

The Eastern Hunter Association held its ninth show of the year at Hayfield Farms in Ayden on Saturday.

Winners at the event were: Emily Nobles, riding Peppermint Pattie, sixth place in the short stirrup division; Lynn Nobles, riding Whinny the Pooh, second place in short stirrup and in pony pleasure divisions, and fourth place in short stirrup-walk and trot; Robbie Cranford, riding Shannons Way, fourth in green hunter over fences.

Also, Alexis White, riding Doin Time, third in warm up, first and second in low hunter, three second place ribbons In green hunter, and green hunter champion and low hunter champion for the day; and Emily Wilkerson, riding Little Rebel Lady, fifth in low hunter over fences.

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According to Young, the Salvadorans were in a party of about SO peopte who swam or waded across the Rio Grande over the weekend. They then split into three gro<q>s and some were left in the back of the large, refrigerated truck Sunday ni^t.hesaid.

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After the smugglers left again, around 10 a.m., the trucks air conditioning quit, Young said.

The door to the 40-foot compartment would not open from the inside. With outdoor temperatures reaching 92 degrees, the 13 males and 13 females, ranging in age from 14 to 37, quickly began suffering and tore at the sheet metal plating from inside in a futile effort to escape, Young said.

The survivors were freed Monday night when the smugglers returned, he said.

"My feeling is that they came back either to bring more aliens or to come check on them and when they opened the thing up, they saw the dead and sick and just panicked. They got the well ones and drove off. They left the trailer open, and the people just stayed around ... Most of them were in kind of

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A passerby saw people craidiDg out of the truck aod called police to report a major accidait. The tnok was discovered on U.S. 281, just 15 miles north of the Mexican border.

Hildago County Peace Justice Homero Jasso said the four vicUms died of

asphyxiatiofL The 12 survtvors, some unconscious, were taken to Edinburg General Hospital.

Four were treated and leased and two wi transferred later to Me Methodist Hospital.

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Dr. Knoxs topic will be E.T. Calls Home about Marriage. He will talk about how to enrich the marriage experience. Dr. Knox, who has been .puialished in numerous articles and several books, is a professor of sociology at East Carolina University. He is a state certificed marriage and family counselor.

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16The Daily Reflector, Greenville. X C. - Wednesday, October 6,1982

Stock And Market Reports

. NEW YORK (AP) - Stock prices opened mostly higher today, extending the markets gain in the previous session.

Aerospace, mining and some technology issues paced the earl\ advances, while oil-service stocks turned lower Gainers took a 2-1 lead over losers on the New York Stock Exchange The Dow Jones average nt 3 industrials rost' 4 tit) to 911.88 after 3(i minutes of trading.

The market gamed some momentum from a decline in interest rates Rates on short-term Treasurv bills fell by up to 15 basis points, or hundredths of a percentage point, in the credit markets Tuesday. Prices ot long-term government bonds, which move in the opposite direction from interest ates, rose about S5 for everv Sl.iHHi m face value.

And today, the rate im federal funds - short-term loans of excess reserves among banks dropped to 9'-.- percent from lb': percent late Tuesday and b'l percent late Monday Among the NNSK - early gainers today wer' (itiTmrp i to :5b. Digital Kijmpment 's to 78-1. American,Tele^ phone & Telegraph to 57 N and Homeslake Mining N to .36''i

'On Tuesday, the Dow Jones industrial average rose 3.58 to 907.19 Advances outp.iced de Clines by about 9 to 5 on the NYSE, who.se composite index gained .29 to-7b.oti Big Board volume totaled 69,77 million shares, against 55.65 million ill the previous session.

At the American .Stock Exchange, the market value index was up 189 at 283 14

Grain: No. 2 yellow shelled corn firm at 2.(X)-2.14, mostly 2 06-2.07 In' the east and 2.0:^-2,25, mostly 2 20-2 25 In the piedmont: No. l yellow soybeans slightly higher at 5,01-5.25 12 in the east and 4,90-5.10, mostly 5 05-5 10 in the Piedmont; wheal 2.46-3.00, mostly 2.46-2.64; Oats 1.20-1 45 i.New crop -soybeans 4 70-4.96. Wheat 3.01. Sopybean meal fob \ C. processing plants per ton 44 percent 177,00-180.oo Prices paid as of 4 p.m. today by location for corn and soybeans; Cofield 2 14, 5.2: Conway 2.02, 5.05: Creasell 2,00. 5(1.1: Dunn 2 06, 5.10; Elizabeth City 2.o7, --; Farmville 2.06, 5 07; Fayetteville , 5.25 12: Gloldsboro 2.05. 5.03: Greehville 2.06, 5.01: Kinston 2,06. a.Ol:

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8:00 p.m CfXK-hee Council No 60. [.legreeof Pocahontas meets

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rior and .Sons (general contracting. $1,347,460); Kipco, plumbing. $222,444). Southern Piping (heating and air conditioning, $338,000) and Wells Electric, $189.140.1 .$2,191,094, dressing rooms and gym hulled in Lows bid .by Farrior and Sons 'general contracting. $1,436,260); Kipco (plumbing, $222,444); Southern Piping (heating and air conditioning, $338,500) and Wells Electric (electrical installation, $193.840.)

In other business:

Ferrell Blount of Bethel was sworn in as the boards newest member. He replaced William Earl House of Bethel, who announced his resignation last month.

Board members voted to

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By The Associated Press Flue-Cured Tobacco Markets Eastern Belt

Market Daily Daily Daily

Site Pounds Value Avg

Ahoskie.......................... no sale

Clinton..................... 333.348 602,282 180.68

Dunn............................275,499 485,559 176.25

Farmvl..........................653,616 1,206.336 184.56

Gldsboro........................755,309 1,389,174 183.92

Greenvl.........................996,356 1,810.966 181.76

Kinston........................1,018.484 1,860.007 182.63

Robrsnvl.............................................no sale

RockvMt........................639,085 1,137,963 178.06

Smitlifld........................708,278 1,276,185 180.18

Tarboro.............................................no sale

Wallace....................358,811 646,789 180.26

Washngtn... 179,796 320,385 178.19

Wendell.........................320,963 577,296 179.86

Willmstn........................339,339 604,262 178.07

Wilson............... 1,841,'313 3,399,092 184.60

Wind.sor ....... ...338,610 599,457 177.03

Total............. 8,758,807 15,915,753 181.71

Season Totals...............316,777,358 570,987,952 180.25

Stabilization ........ 3,686,078 42.1%

Average for the day of $181.63 was down $1.97 from the previous sale Season totals include carryover sales.

Obituaries

114. .

Ipock

.Mrs. Poss Willis Ipock. 84. died Tuesday night at her home m Ernul, The funeral service will be conducted at 3 p.m Thursday in .Macedonia Free Will Baptist Church by the Rev Walter Sutton. Burial will be in Greenleaf Memorial Park in New Bern.

Mrs. Ipock, a native and lifelong resident of Ernul, was a member of Macedonia FWB Church.

She IS survived by two daughters: Mrs. Leslie Iptwk 0! the home and .Mrs. Richard Laughinghoii.se of Van-ceboro: two grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

The family will receive friend.s. at the Wilkerson Funeral Home in Vanceboro from '7-9 p.m. tonight.

Williams

Mr. David Reid Williams, 27, died Monday. He was a resident of East Second Street. A graveside service will be held at noon Thursday in Pinewood Memorial Park by the Rev, Dan Earnhardt.

Mr , Williams was a native of Reid.sville and had been a resident of Greenville for the past eight years. He was a self-employed carpenter

Ho IS survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Williams of Durham: two brothers. Bob Williams ot

New Standards For Grain Dust

WASHINGTON (AP) -The Labor Department says it will propose as soon as po.ssible a new worker safety standard to minimize the risk of grain elevator dust explosions

Citing some 200 deaths from grain dust explosions since 1960, the (Jccupational Safely and Health Administration on Tuesday promised regulatory change that 'addresses the unique hazards present in grain handling facilities.

reimburse the state of North Carolina $23,(K)0 to allow a number of food service workers to receive state rp-4 tirement.

Greensboro and Steve Williams of Reidsville, and his grandmother, Mrs. Cassie Williams of Reidsville.

Family visitation will be held at the Wilkerson Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m tonight.

Erred About Acid Drops

RIALTO, Calif. (AP) -Laboratory tests have shown that an emergency room doctor was mistaken in saying a womans eyes were burned by acid-contaminated eyedrops, officials say.

The tests Tuesday contradicted initial reports from San Bernardino County Medical Center, where Caroll Sam, 28, went Monday for treatment of a burning sensation in her eyes after using Visine A.C. eye drops, officials at the county crime lab said

Dr Douglas Gruzd had told reporters Tuesday that the solution was excessively acid.

His report, following the deaths of seven people in the Chicago area from cyanide-poisoned Extra-Strength Tylenol, report prompted fears the eye drops may have been tampered with.

Anthony Longhetti, director of the San Bernardino County sheriffs crime lab, said the Visine A C which Ms. Sam used had an acidity level which is well within the normal range.

Gruzd had said a "rough test by hospital technicians revealed a dangerous acid solution ... much more acid than we would expect in the drops taken by Ms. Sam.

The statement was "incorrect, Longhetti said.

"Sometimes people can be sensitive to preservatives, either the preservatives or the buffers that are put in eyedrops, said Dr. Francis Comurtale, director of the medical center.

Raising Prices Minor Damage On Cigarettes From Dust Fire

By The Associated Press Within the last week three major American cigarette manufacturers have announced they will raise prices before a federal cigarette tax increase takes effect next y^ar.

During the past week. R.J, Reynolds Tobacco Co., Phillip Morris Inc. and Lorillard officials have announced price hikes ranging from 3 to 4.2 cents per pack Cigarette-manufacturing executives said they decided to raise the price on their products to ease the impact of a federal excise tax which will double the per-pack tax on cigarettes. That tax takes effect Jan. 1.

"What we re trying to to is put together a program to ease the impact of the tax, Reynolds spokesman Dave Fishel said Tuesday. "The total tax amounts to $4 per thousand (cigarettes). We went up last Friday to $2 per thousand. That increase equals a 4-cents-per-pack increase.

Reynolds, which has plants in Winston-Salem, - produces Winston, Salem, Camel, Vantage, Now, More and Doral cigarettes in a total of 35 brands and sizes.

Lorillard, a division of Ivowes Theaters Inc., with cigarette plants in Greensboro, increased prices on all brands by $1.50 per 1,000 last week, Lorillard spokeswoman Sara Ridgeway said.

P^xecutives who asked not to be named said Lorillard which manufactures Kent, Newport, True, Golden Lights, Triumph and Old Gold raised prices in respon.se to the federal tax increase.

George Knox, a spokesman for Philip Morris, which makes most of its cigarettes in Richmond, Va.. said in'

Intense Effort

PARIS (AP) - U.S. of-ficials say more than 20,000 Soviets and Soviet agents are working full time in a staggering effort to buy or steal Western technology for military uses, and are achieving success.

The officials who insisted on anonymity, spoke Tuesday to reporters following a two-day meeting where American diplomats pressed their allies for a full review of the sophisticated electronic devices approved for export to the Soviet bloc.

The officials refused to characterize the allies reaction to U.S. warnings about the Soviet Unions siphoning of Western technology, except to say there was a general consensus that we have to take it seriously and tighten up.

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Donny Again Seeks Funds

NEW YORK (AP) - Actor Danny Thomas is trying to raise a $100 million endowment for the childrens hospital he founded 20 years ago because he has got to get it endowed before I die.

Thomas, 68, wearing formal attire and chewing a cigar, wined a small group of philanthropists and corporate executives Tuesday to start his new drive for the St. Jude Childrens Research Hospital of Memphis, Tenn.

He is seeking the endowment because I cant make it. I need money thats making money. Many local fundraising efforts also help the hospital meet its operating budget, reported at $36 million a year.

St. Jude, started in. 1962, is a cancer research center and has an endowment of more than $10 million, hospital officials say.

Thomas introduced his daughter, actress Mario Thomas, to the group, and explained why he keeps pushing for the hospital.

"You see a teen-ager go from one of these diseases, you just get so emotional, he said.

"Its my tombstone, Thomas said of the hospital. Its a big tombstone.

Production at Procter & Gambles Pampers operation was interrupted Tittsday afternoon when overheating in a glue system phase apparently led to what turned out to be a minor dust {ire, according to Robert Griffin, plant manager Griffin said an operator noticed overheating involving the glue system around 1:30 p.m. and shut down his line The manager said a ^ark apparently ignited dust in the metal ductwork and because personnel did not know the extent of possible fire in the duct, they took several hours to check and make sure there were no problems.

Griffin said that' while plant personnel handled the situation, Staton House Fire Department was called as a precautionary measure to stand by during the shutdown.

We didnt have a major blaze, Griffin said, adding that there were no injuries and no damage to equipment or to raw materials. He said the only monetary loss involved about one shift of production and full operations were under way today. The incident did not interrupt any product shipments, he said.

He said dry chemicals were used in making sure that the ducts were free of problems and we made a big mess. We cleaned up and you wouldnt know we had a problem if you came out today.

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Atlanta Pins Hopes Of NL Pennant On Phil Niekro

ST. LOUIS (AP) - Their star pitcher is 43 years old, but the Atlanta Braves are pinning their hopes on Phil Niekro for a National League pennant.

Niekro is the key," said Keith Hernandez of the St. Louis Cardinals prior to todays 2:15 p.m. CDT opener of the best-of-five National League Championship Series. If everybody threw a knuckleball...it would be different.

Instead, St. Louis hitters were to be looking at pitches which by the regular seasons windup were mesmerizing Atlanta opponents.

The mound rival of Niekro, 17-4, was to be St. Louis right-hander Joaquin Andujar, 15-10, no slouch either. The hard-throwing Andujar, the NLs pitcher of the month for September, had won seven straight since last losing Aug. 6 and carried a nifty 2.47 earned run average.

Atlanta Manager Joe Torre said starting the short series on St. Louis home Busch Stadium artificial turf should pose no problem for his club.

I think were 13 over (.500) on the road and three over at home, Torre said. I think with the bigger ballparks we play in on the road, it helps our pitchers."

Niekro, whose last two outings were shutouts, is considered Atlantas best hope for offsetting the Cards edges in team hitting and speed.

If he gets it over, hes close to being unbeatable, said Torre in respect to the pitchers specialty. I know. I caught it and played against him and didnt like either. Torre said rookie righthander Pascual Perez, 4-4, will get the call for the Braves in Thursday nights second game, and Rick Camp, 13-11, will pitch Fridays third game in Atlanta.

St. Louis will counter Thursday with Bob Forsch, 15-9, and Friday with rookie John Stuper, 9-7. If fourth game is needed, it will match Tommy Boggs, 2-2, of the Braves against Cards rookie left-hander Dave LaP-oint, 9-3.

"The first one is the key one, especially when you have to win only three, said Torre. But if we lose two here, its

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Baylor's 5 RBI Keys Angels By Brewers

Home Run

Milwaukees Gorman Thomas puts his weight into the ball as he hits a home run in the second inning off California pitcher Tommy John last night

during AL Championship game. Thomas home run, which came with Ted Simmons on base, was not enough, as the Angels won, 8-3. (AP Laserphoto)

Missouriloss Disappoints Emory

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor When Ed Emory and his East Carolina Pirates went to Columbia, Mo., last Friday afternoon, it was with all the intent of coming home Saturday night with a victory tucked under their belts.

But it was not to be. Missouri scored two late touchdowns and pulled out a 28-9 victory over the Pirates.

Im very, very disappointed in the loss to Missouri, Emory said at his weekly press conference yesterday. I felt like this was the time when we could make big strides in our program. I thought we had an excellent chance to come out of the game with* a win, and Im disappointed that we havent beaten a team of (Missouris) caliber since Ive been here.

But this was the first time that Ive felt weve had the talent to do it. Emory said.

adding that he feels that his assessment of the Pirate talent was correct.

Injuries hurt the Pirates, Emory said, adding that Thats football. The Pirates were without starting nose guard Barry Smith, and also missing a number of linebackers, including Ron Reid, who now appears out for the season. Reid suffered a knee injury against Central Michigan, as did Adams. I felt like If Reid was in there, that could have affected their offense, "the coach said.

Our players at linebacker will be good, but we have so much time invested in people like Ron Reid and Mike Grant, and weve had to start all over with some of the people were having to play now. They have to catch up to the others. Having to make personnel changes slows you down.

Another problems was that staring quarterback Greg

Sports Calendar

Editors Note: Schedules are supplied by schools or sponsoring agencies and are subject to change without notice.

Todays Sports Soccer

Campbell at East Carolina (3 p.m.)

Youth Girls 1-6 Cosmos vs. Rowdies

Youth Grades 1-3 Rowdies vs. Strikers Cosmos vs. Tornadoes Grades 7-9 Cosmos vs. Diplomats Tennis

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Southern Nash at Farmville Central Hoggard at Rose (4p.m.)

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West Carteret at Conley JV (7 p.m.)

Beddingfield at Rose JV (4 p.m.) North Pitt at Farmville Central JV (7:30p.m.)

E B. Aycock at Beddingfield (5 p.m.)

Tennis Northern Nash at Rose Greene Central at C.B. Aycock (3:30 p.m.)

Soccer Youth Grades 7-9 Aztecs vs. Strikers Grades 4-6 Aztecs vs. Strikers Cosmos vs. Tornadoes Chiefs vs. Rowdies

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -The first game of the Califomia-Milwaukee slugfest in the American League Championship series belongs to Don Baylor and the Angels.

And Baylor, the designated hitter who drove in a playoff record-tying five runs in Californias 8-3 victory Tuesday night, believes the Angels are on a roll heading into tonights rematch at Anaheim Stadium.

Momentum means a lot in sports, Baylor said after he provided one run with a sacrifice fly in the first inning, tripled home a pair in the third, then singled home two more in the fourth as the Angels moved out to a 7-3 advantage.

Well go out there again and have 64,000 people in the stands, and the only thing that can stop momentum is good pitching, Baylor added.

The Angels got the good pitching in the opener of the best-of-five series, with Tommy John, 14-12 during the regular season, going the distance. He settled down after allowing a two-run homer to Gorman Thomas in the second inning and another Brewer run in the third. John allowed seven hits, and was never in serious trouble after the third.

Brewer starter Mike Caldwell, 17-13, gave up seven hits and six runs, five earned, before giving way to Jim Slaton with one on and none out in the fourth ining.

Baylor, who had 93 RBI this season and a league-high 21 game-winning RBI, said hes a different hitter with men on base.

Its obvious 1 dont concentrate when there arent men on base, he said, but when there are, I do a lot more thinking. I look for a good pitch in a zone that I can drive.

I try to stay away from the home run and just hit the ball hard someplace.

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Ive been here for six years, through some low times and some high times, and Id like to stay here now that we have a really good nucleus, he said. But Im not worried about my numbers.

All I want to do is help this club get , into the World Series.

Fred Lynn, who had three hits, including a solo homer in the fifth for the Angels final run, said of Baylor; Dons been driving in runs for us in clutch situations all year long; we rely heavily on him.

Baylor nevertheless said Johns pitching against the powerful Brewers, who led the AL with 216 homers this year, probably made the difference.

I think the key was when Tommy John settled down after the home run (to Thomas), Baylor said.

The 39-year-old John, traded to the Angels from the New

York Yankees Aug. 31, said he was extremely happy with his situation.

Sally (his wife) and I still have tickets from Newark to Florida, where we were going to spend the month of October, he said. I thank Buzzie Bavasi (Angels general manager) for our being here.

Desite the one-sided loss in the opener, played before an ALCS record crowd of 64,406, the Brewers feel confident they can bounce back.

Weve done it all year long, weve shown a lot of character, said Thomas. Well be back.

Milwaukee Manager Harvey Kuenn said: The players reacted like it was the first game of any series. They did not take it bad. We will come right back. It will probably be a shootout. We will come out swinging, starting with the first pitch.

Pete Vukovich, who was 3-0 against the Angels this year and is 5-0 lifetime against them, will try to even the series tonight when he faces Californias Bruce Kison. Vukovich was 18-6 this season. Kison, apparently back in form after strutting back from arm surgery two years ago, was 10-5 this season and 1-1 against the Brewers.

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Panthers Looking ^ For First Win Ever Against Farmville

ByRICKSCOPPE Reflector Sports Writer

In the 12 years North Pitt has played football the Panthers have never beaten Farmville Central. Never.

A study in discouragement if ever there was one. North Pitt has never managed to score more than 12 points against the Jaguars and have been outscored, 413 to 51, in 11 previous games.

The Panthers have come close to beating Farmville Central only once: in 1980, when they lost 7-0.

The Panthers hope to do more than ) get close come Friday evening. They hope to end the winless streak, and there probably has never been a better opportunity than now.

The Panthers come into the game having won two straight and tied for the lead in the

Eastern Carolina Conference. Moreover, the Panthers, who are 3-1-2, are unbeaten in their last five games, having defeated Greene Central, 28-14, last week.

The unbeaten string has left the Panthers confident - and uptight.

I think were getting tense, North Pitt coach B.T. Chappell said. Were not as loose. Were feeling more pressure.

"1 dont know if we know how to handle it or not. Its hard to tell what the players are feeling.

Because of that Chappell remained unsure what to expect when the two ECC foes meet in Bethel. Said CJiappell; I dont know how itll go. We could fall flat on our face or

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Rampettes Capture 9th Straight Match

Rose High School's girls EditiSsi'^ tennis team continued to roll Brenda Montague (CBA) d along unbeaten in Big East play yesterday, downing Northeastern of Elizabeth City. 6-3,

Rose took four wins in the singles, then came back with two of the three doubles matches to sew up the victory The win leaves Rose at 9-0 on the season. The Rampettes will play host to Northern Nash on Thursday,

Summary-:

Pauline Bearden iR) d. Karen Poole, 3-6,6-3.6-1 Jackie Tolson iNEl d. Louise Evans, 6-3, 7-5.

.Marsha Tart (Rid. Celena Crase.

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Barbara Little (Ri d Ginger Gregory. 6-1,6-3 Stephanie Sharber (NE d Mar jone Jones. 6-1,6-2 Hayes Warren (R) d Kim Strickland, 6-2,6-1

Whitney Musgrave (CBA) d. Jennifer Gay 60,6-0 Dawn W-hitley iCBA) d. Carol Jenkins 6-1.60 Janet Pridgen (CBA) d. Leigh Harrison 6-1,6-1 Bunn-Monta^ (CBA) d. Glenda Mooring-Sherri Odom 80 Williams-Musgrave (CBA) d. Edwards-Herring8-3.

Whitley-Pridgen (CBA) d. Jenkins-Gay 8-2

Roanoke..........6

Plymouth . 3

PLYMOUTH - Roanoke High School took the first four singles matches and went on to record a 6-3 tennis victory over Plymouth yesterday in a Northeastern Conference match.

Plymouth won the number Pwi^ToiMnTNEi d Tart-Little, ^i^e and six singles and then added the number three doubles for its only wins.

The victory raised the Roanoke record to 3-6 on the year. A match scheduled with Bertie on Thursday has been cancelled as Bertie has dropped tennis, and Roanoke returns to action on Tuesday, hosting Currituck in a nonconference match.

Summary:

Marv Bland (Ri d Tracy Whitle.U 63,6-0.

Janet Clark (R) d. Lynn Bond, 4-6, 63, 62.

Tammy Johnson (R) d. Lauri Rose, 62,63 Ginya Smith (R) d, Karen Alexandra, 60.6-4.

Beth Roberson (P) d. Tracey Davis, 64,7-6.

Arnita Hyman (P) d Marty Knox, 6-0,60.

Bland-Johnson IR) d Rose-Porter, 8-4 Smith-Davis (R) d Roberson-Whitley, 8h6.

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CB. Aycock 9

Greene C ...0

SNOW HILL - Charles B Aycock won its 33rd straight girls tennis match, sweeping past Greene Central, 9-0, Tuesday in an Eastern Caro* lina Conference match.

The Lady Rams, now 2-6 overall and 0-2 in the ECC, managed to win 11 games up nine from the last time the two teams met.

Greene Central travels to Charles B. Aycock Thursday.

Summary:

Lisa Bunn (CBA) d Katie Harrison 6-0, 6-0

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DHC Extends Winning String To 14

MidIce Collision

New York Islanders forward Bryan Trottier slams into Vancouver Canucks defensiveman Kevin McCarthy during first period action as the National Hockey League opened its 1982 season last night. The Islanders, the defending Stanley Cup champions, lost to Vancouver, 2-1. (AP Laserphoto)

NFL Talks

Garvey Ready To Return To Bargaining Table

W.ASHINGTON (AP) -Union chief Ed Garvey has had his greatly awaited iet-ing with a committee of National Football League club owners, and says he's ready to go back to the bargaining table with their negotiators.

Garvey says he would call Jack Donlan, his counterpart on the owners bargaining committee, to set up a new round of negotiations.

"We are not going to stand on ceremony about who makes the next call. If he doesnt call me I will call him on Wednesday, Garvey said Tuesday after he met with the six-member executive committee of the NFL Management Council,

.Meanwhile, a federal judge was expected to rule today on the unions request for a temporary restraining order clearing the way for striking players to participate in a series of union-organized games. ..Union officials Tuesday postponed for a week, the first two of a planned series of all-star games, blaming legal harassment by the club owners. The players squads had been decimated by NFL clubs who successfully tied up the players in litigations aimed at blocking their playing.

Nine months after formal negotiations began and 15 days after the players began the first in-season strike NFL history, the owners finally, agreed to Garveys challenge to come to the table.

For 90 minutes at the Hunt Valley Inn in Baltimore, the unions executive director explained the players demand for a minimum wage scale.

Management Council spokesman Jim Miller explained what happened.

"The meeting was to give Ed Garvey a chance to sell the executive committee on a wage scale. He failed. No agreements were made at the non-negotiating session, Miller said.

' A member of the unions negotiating team who attended the talks said the owners listened to the proposal, said little and then, started looking for the door.

While Garvey admitted no progress had been made he found solace in the presence of the owners at the table.

We are encouraged that every one of the members of the executive committee was present. Garvey said. It is a strong signal they are focused on the issues and involved in the bargaining process.

Garvey said he hoped the meeting was the beginning of a true dialogue we consider it the first of many sessions.

Attending the meeting were Dan Rooney of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Jim Kensil of the New York Jets, Tampa Bay owner Hugh Culverhouse, Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose. Mike Brown of

Cincinnati and Chuck Sullivan of New England.

Union president Gene Upshaw, Stan White of the De-troit Lions, and the Washington Redskins Mark Murphy, all members of the unions executive committee, joined Garvey in representing the NFLPA at the session.

According to Miller and Donlan, the meeting was arranged by Garvey and Rooney.

Under the ground rules set up for the meeting, Garvey would get one chance to sell the owners on the minimum wage.

The owners told him they werent interested in a wage scale, Miller said.

In another development. Commissioner Pete Rozelle was quoted in todays editions of The New York Times as saying it was a consensus of the Management Councils ex-

Greenville Christian gained a 4-3 overtime shootout victory over Goldsboro Christian yesterday in a soccer match.

Greenville Christian moved out to a 2-0 lead in the first half as Chris Harris scored twice. The first goal came seven minutes into the half, assisted by Brian ^House. Harris then scored at the 32 minute mark on an assist by Troy Stox.

In the second half, Goldsboro rallied to score twice. Daryl Anderson scored six minutes into the half, followed by Chris Wise at 18 minutes on a penalty kick.

Neither team scored again the rest of regulation play, nor in two five minute overtimes, sending the game into a shootout on penalty kicks.

Doug Spiron scored for Goldsboro, but Mike Bragg countered for the Knights. Harris then hit on his last shot for a 4-3 GCA win.

Goldsboro played much betteh than we expected, coach Dale Thatcher said. A few of our people were out and it hurt us more than I thought it would. We had 46 shots on

goals, but it was j^ust one of those times when it wouldnt go in. We controlled the ball and did most of the shooting. Im just glad to get the win.

Greenville goalie * Darrell Harris had ten saves, while Goldsboros Steve Vann had 26

Greenville Christian is now 5-4 and plays host to Friendship Christian on Friday.

Northeastern 2

Rose..............1

Northeastern scored two goals in the last five-minutes of the first half and went on to slip past Greenville Rose, 2-1, Tuesday afternoon in a Big East Conference soccer match.

Rose, now 1-3-2, grabbed the lead on a goal by Jordy Smith at the 20-minute mark. Smith scored frqm about 25 feet out on an assist from Mark Schmidt for the early lead.

It stayed that way until the final five minutes of the half, when the Eagles took advantage of some Rampant errors to put two goals into the net

and take a 2-1 lead at the half.

Neither team scored in the second half as Northeastern held on to capture its third straight victory. The Eagles are 3-2-1 overall.

The Rampants played without one of their top players, goalie Mike Taylor, who suffered a broken toe and is out for the season. Gregg Ward replaced Taylor in goal and had 12 saves.

Northeastern outshot the Rampants, 22-13.

Rose coach Will Wiberg said Smith and Jim Parker, both wings, played well. Our wings did a good job, he said.

Wiberg also praised the defensive play of Greg Savage and Greg Fidler.

Rose returns to action Tuesday when the Rampants travel to Rocky Mount. The match will be played on the N.C. Wesleyan field.

Northeastern.............2 02

Rose.....................1 0-1

Goals: NE - Burk, Vau^n; R Smith; Assists: R - Schmidt; Shots: NE - 22, R 13; Saves: NE -6. R - 12; Records: NE 62-1, R 1-62.

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VANCEBORO - D.H. Conley's unbeaten Valkyries rolled to two noore Coastal Conference victories in volleyball yesterday, beating Havelock and hosting West Oaven.

In the opener, Conley beat Havelock, 15-5 aind 15-2. They followed that with a 15-2, 154 win over West Craven.

Darlene Cannon and Mary Mitchell had good days serving, according to coach Martha McCaskill, hitting eight and ten straight, respectively.

Karen Barrett had 13 effective hits, while Lisa Mills had six and Jackie Daniels, four.

Cannon had 25 assists for the day.

- Conley is now 14-0 overall and 64 in the conference.

The Valkyries travel to White Oak on Thursday to face White Oak and North Lenoir.

F. Central.........2

G. Central.........0

SNOW HILL - FarmvUle Central won the third game in each of two matches to take a pair of volleyball games to down Greene (Central in Eastern Carolina Conference play Tuesday.

* Farmville won the first game of the first match, 15-10, but lost the second, 8-15, before winning the final game,

15-3.

In the second match, the Lady Rams won the first game, 16-14, but the Lady Jaguars came back to win the next two, 15-13 and 15-9, for the win.

Farmville plays host to Southern Nash Thursday while

ecutive committee that the season would not resume if fewer than 13 games per team could be played.

Rozelle, who met with the committee Monday, said no final decision had been made on the matter, but said it was the general feeling that fewer than 13 games would not constitute a credible season.

Each team played two games before the strike began.

Knights Beat Goldsboro

Greene Central travels to Aydai-Grifton.

SW Edgocomba.....2

Ayden-Grifton.....0

PINETOPS - Hosting Southwest Edgecombe rolled to a pair of easy victories over Aydai-Grifton in Eastern Carolina Conference vt^eyball play yesterday.

Southwest won the opiing match, 15-5, 15-13, then came back to take the second, 15-4, 1S4.

In the opening matchs first game, Southwest was led by Beth Evans with six serves for points, while Sharon Killebrew and Theresa Mayo each had four. Ayden-Griftons Linda Brown had seven points to pace the Chargers in the second game, while Melody Jenkins had five and Evans four.

In the first game of the second match, Evans and Cassandra Lewis each had six for Southwest, while Mayo had six and Janice Brown had four in the final game.

Southwest is now 15-2 overall and 64 against conference competition. Ayden-

Grifton falls to 34 and 2-4.

The Lady Chargers host Greene Central, while Southwest travds to North Pitt on Thursday.

Southern Nosh 2

North Pitt.........0

STANHOPE - Southern Nash gained a pair of Eastern Carolina Conference volleyball victories at the expense of North Pitt yesterday.

The losses were the first for the Lacfy Panthers in conference play.

Southern swept through the first match, 15-5, 154. North Pitt made it a little more difficult in the second match, winning the first game, 15-11. However, Southern came back to win the next two, 154,154, to take the match.

Olivia Whitfield sparked the Firebirds in the opei^g game, with five straight points, while Pai^ Murray came back with 14 in a row in the second game.

North Pitts Dwan Willis had nine strai^t points in the first game of the second match, and no one served up any long strings in the other two games.

North Pitt had 16 effective hits for the day, led by Sherri Bradleys six. Sudi Sharpe and Linda Harrell each added four.

Southern Nash is now 4-2 in league play, while North Pitt is 4-2. The Panthers are 7-5 overall.

North Pitt hosts Southwest Edgecombe on Thursday.

Lifegate........ 1

Trinity............0

CHICOD - Lifegate Christian School gained a volleyball victory over Trinity School yesterday.

Lifegate won the match, 16-14,15-13.

Karen Wells led Trinity with eight points, while Donna Edwards had 12 and Tammy Duncan, nine, for Lifegate.

Lifegate is now 44 and plays at Windsor on Thursday.

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By TOM FOREMAN Jr.

AP Sports Writer CHAPEL HILL - There are ao Lawrence Taylors or Buddy Currys in the North Carolina defense, but thats no protdem for Coach Dick Crum.

The Tar Heels are ranked 12th in the latest Associated Press college football pcdl, but theyre first in total defense, allowing a measly 161 yards per game. Thats 25 yards better than second-place Ariztma State.

The thing I like about this defense is that weve got 11 guys all playing on the same page, Crum told reporters Tuesday. Thats a credit to our defensive coaching staff. Crum said its tough to keep an entire defmsive unit playing well week-to-week, but he says opp(Htents cant single out one player cm the Tar Heel defense and wait for the other 10 to fall apart.

We can always cut down on the number of missed tackles, the completions that people have against you, I said. Youve always got to be striving to improve.

North Carolinas offense

also ranks in the top 10 NCAA figures, standing fifth in total offense at 462 yards per game.

In the 41-0 walloping of Georgia Tech, Crum got a look at his top three running backs. Ethan Horton is still listed as the starter, althou^ Kelvin Bryant is expected to get sli^tly more playing time against Wake Forest. Against the Yellow Jackets, Bryant rushed for 55 yards on 14 carries and one touchdown. He also completed a 12-yard option pass.

The thing were gonna try to do with Kelvin is bring him along, said Crum. We really dont hit our backs during the week.

Tyrone Anthony had the biggest day of his career against the Demon Deacons last season, rushing for 224 yards and two touchdowns as the Tar Heels romped to a 48-10 triumph.

Once again, the defense will be tested by a pass-oriented attack. Gary Schofield returned to the Demon Deacon lineup against Virginia Tech after missing the Appalachian State game due to injury. He

celebrated his return by throwing the game-winning pass to Chip Richmood in a 13-10 vtttory.

They naade several Ug plays when they had to, said Crum. Whenever we play Wake Forest, we catch their besteffwl.

Wake Forest has had ^radic performances from its running backs. Michael Ramseur gained 191 yards against Apj^achian State, but managed only 55 yards on 22 carries against the Gobblers.

A lot of people suggest that we dont have to worry about the running ganie, be said. But with Ramseur, I think youve gotta pay some attrition to the running game. ObvkNisiy, be has some running talent.

Crum also said quarterback Rod Elkins, who suffered a knee injury against Army, is off his crutches and walking, but he would not predict when Elkins would return.

Rodll come around at his own pace, he said. Trying to put a date on it, all it is is speculation.

For Milwaukee, Series Begins For Real Tonight

Rose Boys, Girls C-C Teams Win

Rose High Schools boys ;cross-country team gained a ^32 victory over Northeastern yesterday in the final Tegular * season Big East 'match of the season.

: Roses girls crosseountry team also wound up the 1982 regular season with another victory downing Northeastern 'of Elizabeth City. There was" JK) team score since North-eastern did not field enough *;girls to count points.

- :Roses John Ormond crossed the finish line first in 17:45, well ahead of second place .Cliff Shaw of Northeastern, ' who finished in 18:17.

- Northeasterns Mike Sharpe

was third in 18:29, while Rose took the next two places. Jeremiah Brown finished fourth in 18:46, followed by Alan Dickens in 19:11.

The second five had Mike Johnson of Northeastern in 19:32, followed by Paul Bolen of Rose in 19:40, Frank Rabey of Rose in 19:57, Todd Crouch of Rose in 20:09 and Randy Gomez of Northeastern in 20:23.

Other Rose finishers included Jimmy Bryant, 12th in 21:11, WUl Hester, 13th in 21:48, Lane Odom, 14tb in 21:55, Les Tuem, 16tb in 22:08, and Joe Rayle, 17th in 23:09.

Alan Dickens is a first year

runner and senior, Coach Ron Hochmuth said. He has really helped the program in the top five considering hes a rookie. And yesterday, Frank Labey ran the race of his career.

Rose finishes the regular season with a 9-4 record.

'The Rampants will travel to Boone on Saturday to take part in the Appalachian State Invitational, which brings together 23 of the top teams in the state. They wilt then particpate in the Big East meet on Wednesday at Wilson Beddingfield.

Rose swept the first seven

places in the event, with Gloria Adams finishing first in 28:14. Bridget! Branch was second in 28:57, followed by Carol Moore in 29:05 and Amy Moore in 29:11.

Layne King was fifth in 30:17, trailed by Gina Branch at 31:03, and Emily McDonneU at 33:13.

Northeasterns Verna Baker was eighth in 36:55, with teammate Darlene Squires ninth in 37:56. Roses Tammy Jones rounded out the field finishing tenth in 38:38.

Rose is now 7-1, and will compete in the conference meet set next Wednesday at Wilson Beddingfield.

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) -As far as many of the Milwaukee Brewers are c(-cern^ the American Lea^ Qiampionship Series begins for real toni^t.

I really think the series in Baltimore took a lot out of us, said Milwaukee first baseman Cecil Cooper after the California Angels trounced the Brewers 8-3 Tuesday ni^Jt. It was really emotional. Tonight was a feeling out process for us.

We made some mistakes and didnt play very well. Well just come back tomorrow and dug a little bit. We will, you cant hdd us too long.

Baltimore fmind that (Hit last Sunday. The Orioles won three straight games over the Brewers to tie them for the AL East lead before Milwaukee rolled to a 10-2 triumph on the final day of the season to earn its spot in the ieague playoffs.

Veteran left-hander Tommy John, after a wobbly beginning, took the sting out of the normally thunderous Milwaukee bats Tuesday night as the Angels took a l-O lead over the Brewers in the best-of-five series.

Hes Tommy John, what can I say? said Cooper. Hes much the same as (Mike) Caldwell. He stays downstairs.

Caldwell, who started the opener for the Brewers, wasnt downstairs enough in the opener. He was out of the game after facing one batter in the fourth inning. The Angels rocked him for seven hits and six runs.

I just didnt locate my pitches very well, said the Milwaukee left-hander. They just hit the ball. Every time I

made a mistake, they hit it hard. It was just their nighL not mine. Thats the way it goes. WeU be back.

Pete Vuckovich, 188 during the season and 38 against the Angels, will start for Milwaukee tonight against Bruce Kison, 18-5.

It will probably be a shoot-out, said Milwaukee Manager Harvey Kuenn about tMghts game. We will play the same game that got us here. We will come out swinging, starting "Hh the first pitch.

The Brewers were in good shape early in the opener. Gorman Thomas towering two-run homer in the second inning and Coopers infield out in the third gave Milwaukee a 3-1 lead. But it didnt last long as the Angels scored four

times in the bottom of the third.

In a short series, you always like to win the first game, said Kuenn. We didnt. Well just have to boiince back. You want to stay away from the big inning. We didnt do that, and then we couldnt play th type of game we play.

The Brewers led the majors in homers (216) and runs scored (891) during the season. But John blanked them on only three hits over the final six innings.

I think the key was when Tommy John settled down after they got the lead, said Don Baylor, who drove in playoff record-tying five runs for the Angels. Were the type of club that when we are

dovra, we do not give iq). But you have to say the same thing about Milwaukee.

We like to score as many runs as we can against this ball club, said Fred Lynn, who had three hits including a solo homer. We got off to a good start. Im sure everybodys happy to get this one under their belts.

John, acquired by the Angels from the New York Ya^ees on Aug. 31, now has a 48 lifetime record in league playoff games.

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PoutUier, detenseman, to St. John of Uie Quebec Junior Hockey LeaB*.

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Pittsburgh 0 0 13 3

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PhUadeiphIa 0 0 0 0 0

Washing 0 0 0 0 0

NY Isles 0 1 0 1 2

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Atlantic Christian def. Pembroke St. 15-7,15-2

Atlantic Christian def. N.C. Central 15-10,154

N.C. Central def. Pembroke St. 13-15, 15-4,154

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MARS HILL (AP)-Claude Hoot Gibson on Monday formally appealed a decision to dismiss him as Mars Hills athletic director and head football coach.

The appeal to the Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees was received by an assistant to college President Dr. Fred Bentley. A spokesman in Bentleys office said no date had been set for the hearing in front of the 18-person panel. Bentley was away and could not be reached for comment.

The hearing date will be scheduled by Benjamin Knott of Chariotte, the Chairman of the Board of Trustees.

Interim head coach Billy Simmons said he didnt believe the appeal would affect preparations f(nr Saturdays game at Savannah State.

Most of the guys knew he hadnt decided cm the appeal when they chose to come back, so I dont think thats ^ing to disrupt anything, Simmons said.

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A-G Tied For 18th In Poll

From Staff. Wire Reports Ayden-Grifton, unbeaten after five games and tied for the lead in the Eastern Carolina Conference, is tied for 18th in the latest Associated Press poll of .North Carolina high school football teams.

The Chargers, who travel to Greeene Central Friday, were tied with Reidsville for 18th The Chargers were ranked 16th in the first .AP poll but dropped out of the poll last week after an 8-6 win over D H Conley

East Forsyth, coming off its toughest test of the season, has gained the lop spot in the 4A ranks

The Eagles moved to the top of the 4A division of the poll, conducted this week by a statewide panel of 18 sportswriters. East Forsyth replaces Asheville, which lost 13-12 Friday to Gastonia Ashbrook and fell to ninth.

Ashbrook. unrated two weeks ago and 12th last week, is fifth thisvveek.

East Forsyth allowed six points in its first four games but had a challenge last Friday from Winston-Salem Parkland, winning 15-12.

In 3 A competition.

Burlington Williams continues to load the pack It received 10 first-place votes this week to put it in the lead for the third straight week The Bulldogs, defending state playoff champion, totaled 145 points. ,

Statesville, with 136 points, is second, while Kannapolis Brown comes in 11 points l>ehmd with 125 for third.

Boiling Springs Crest and Clinton are fourth and fifth.

Brevard, unranked last week, received two first-place votes and moved into a tie for ninth with North Rowan, which was No. 14 last week.

Whiteville and Randleman continued to lead the Class 2A-1A poll. Charlotte Catholic and. North Duplin were promoted one place each as Robbinsville, ranked third last week, dropped to eighth.

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Last Week's Results Ayden-Grifton 28, C B Aycock 8 Southwest Edgecombe 12, Farmville Central 7 .North Pitt 28, Greene Central 8 Southern Nash Open

This Weeks Schedule Ayden-Grifton at Greene Central Farmville Central at North Pitt C.B. Aycock at Southern Nash Southwest Edgecombe Open

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2 Randleman

3 Char Catholic

4 North Duplin

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6 Bath

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8 Robbin.sville

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Reflector Rankings

Following are the Daily Reflector rankings They are based on points accumulated by wins and reflect strength of schedule Wins over 4-A teams count 4 points, 3-A count 3, etc , with bonus points awarded for each victory the losing team accumulates For example, a .3-A team with a 7-3 record for the .season is worth 1 points for each team which beats it Later season rankings are more accurate as points accumulate

Last Weeks Results Clinton 34, West Carteret 6 North Lenoir 6, East Duplin West Craven 33, Laney 6 White Oak 27, Pender 19 Havelock Open H Conley Open

This Weeks Schedule West Craven at Havelock Conley at West Carteret White Oak at North Lenoir

Panthers Go For 3rd Straight Win...

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they could, for that matter. There'sjust no telling."

The two teams have one common foe: D.H. Conley. Farmville whipped the Vikings, 40-6, while the Panthers tied DHC, 6-6 Farmville just manhandled them, which was something we couldnt do, Chappell said.

The Panthers figure to be favored, but Chappell insisted that the Jaguars are better than their 1-5-0 record. Theyre pretty solid all across the line,. Chappell said. I really think overall theyve got people over there who are outstanding athletes. North Pitt is not without a few outstanding players of its own. The Panthers are led by running back Dennis Bradley, who ran for 168 yards and three scores last week.

Not bad, considering the 6-2, 185-pound senior was given the go-ahead to play only hours before the game. Bradley had a blood clot in his calf, Chappell said, and we didnt even know he was going to be able to play until abuit 12 hours before the game.

Another Panther who has turned in an outstanding season thus kr is defensive back Gentry Sneed. Sneed, a 5-10,150-pound sophomore, has interecepted five passes.

It is that type of effort that has put the Panthers were there are. Theyve got some confidence." Chappell said, but they know its going to be tough the rest of the year.

In other games, unbeaten .Ayden-Grifton (5-0-0, 2-0) travels to Greene Central (0-4-2, 0-2) and D.H. Conley (U-4-1, 0-0) is at West Carteret (3-2-0, 0-0) for its opening Coastal Conference game.

In Northeastern Conference play, Roanoke (3-.3-0, 2-2) travels to undefeated Bertie (5-0-0, 3-0). Williamston (2-4-0, 1-3) has an open date. Also this week, Jamesville (3-3-0,3-2) is at .Mattamuskeet,

In games last week, Ayden-Grifton whipped Charles B Aycock, 28-8, Southwest Edgecombe edged Farmville, 12-7, Ahoskie slipped past Roanoke, 16-7, Tarboro defeated Williamston, 34-0, and Jamesville blanked Aurora. ;i6-0.

Farmville Central The injury list continues to mount at Farmville Central as the Jaguars prepare to play a North Pittjeam revitalized by two straigfit wins and only one loss in six games With the number of kids, weve got out well be lucky to get 11 out there who can play. Farmville Central coach Gilbert Carroll said.

The Jaguars latest casualties are starting quarterback Sam Sumrell and punter Alan Wooten.

Sumrell, a senior, suffered a shoulder separation against Southwest Edgecombe and is lost for the season. Wooten, one of the conferences top punters, has a severely sprained ankle. Carroll was not sure if Wooten would play Friday night.

Carroll said Jerry Foreman, a 5-9, 145-pound senior, wijl replace Sumrell at quarterback.

Farmville has now lost almost a half dozen players to injuries since the year began and is now down to about 20 players on the roster. While the injuries have mounted, so, too, have the losses.

Farmville, which has played every team to a near-standoff

in the first half only to falter in the second, absorbed its fifth loss in six games last week, after leading SWE, 7-6, at the half

We got worn down, but that wasnt what beat us, he said. No, a blocked punt did that in the fourth periwl.

Carroll compared the Panthers favorably with the Cougars, who were picked to battle Ayden-Grifton for the ECC title. Said Carroll: Id put North Pitt up there with Southwest. From what Ive seen. North Pitt may be just as good as (Southwest).

The Panthers are led by running back Dennis Bradley, who gained 168 yards and scored three TDs last week. Weve got to try to shut him down. Hes going to get some yards, but weve got to try to keep him from breaking any long ones, Carroll said.

Added Carroll: I know they feel like theyre getting better every week, and I feel were getting beti^r every week. But, its a "bugh situation (with the injuriffi). Ayden-Grifton

Ayden-Grifton hit the midpoint of its 1982 season undefeated and looking like the team to beat in the ECC. But, Ayden-Grifton coach Dixon Sauls, while happy to be unbeaten. insists room remains for improvement.

W'ere certainly pleased to be 5-0, but were never satisfied, said Sauls, whose Chargers have won 10 straight regular season games and 12 of their last 13.

Sauls main concern is penalties. The Chargers had 135 yards in penalties last week in their 28-8 victory over Charles B. Aycock and are averaging just under 70 yards in penalties a game.

Were working on it this week every day, Sauls said. We feel like if you commit an excessive amount of penalties its a lack of self-discipline.

, There are few things Sauls likes less than a lack of self-discipline, and he will be looking for improvement in that area when the Chargers battles Greene Central Friday night.

The Chargers go into the game the obvious favorite the Rams are winless in six games - and are led by an aggressive, hard-hitting defense, The Chargers allowed Aycock just 120 yards total offense. In five games, A-G has given up just 27 points and its opponents are averaging a meager 107 yards per game in total offense.

The Chargers are led on defense by senior linebacker Chuck Smithwick, a 6-0, 192-pounder, Smithwick may not play this week, however, after suffering an injury last week, Smithwick, who Sauls said is the Chargers best defensive-player, also starts at offensive guard.

Hes doubtful, Sauls said. He wants to play but were going to hold him out of practice this week and see what happens (on Friday night).

Offensively, the Chargers ran up 426 yards total offense the best effort of the year by A-G. Fullback Jarvis Koonce led the offensive attack with 162 yards rushing.

It is that type of effort Sauls will be looking for this week. Sauls insists, however, that he is taking nothing for granted.

Theyve had some critical injuries - they lost both their linebackers and have had to make adjustments weekly, Sauls said. We respect every

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In addition to the matchup between Niekro and Andjuar, possibly also in the fifth game if the series goes that far, the championship was to be a contest of bullpens.

Gene Garber, enjoying his best season, has 3 saves for Atlanta, drawing backing from rfwkie Steve Bedrosians 11. For St. I^uis, the top firemen are Bruce Sutter, 36 saves, and Doug Bair, eight.

1 think we have better pitching, I think we have better defense and 1 know we have better speed," said Hernandez, the Cards Gold Glove first baseman,

It comes down to Niekro and whether we can beat him. Hes tough, but were about due. If we win the first game, I like our chances. Even if we dont, 1 still do.

The hopes of the Braves, who owned a 7-5 edge over St. Louis during the regular season, were heightened Tuesday by the progress of slugger Bob Horner.

Horner, who has been idled except for one pinch-hit ap

pearance since suffering a hyperextended elbow Sept. 18, swung freely in the batting cage. Right now its about 50-50, his manager said in respect to Horners availability. Hes getting progressively better.

If Horner is in the lineup, he will bat fifth behind cleanup hitter Chris Chambliss. If not, the spot will be occupied by rookie outfielder Terry Harper.

Jerry Royster, who has been filling in for Horner at third base, will shift to left field in Harpers spot if Homer is back. For the Cards, meanwhile, it was announced that George Hendrick will start in right field despite the trouble he has with Niekros pitching.

St. Louis also has a nearly healthy shortstop in Ozzie Smith. He was out for two weeks with a hemorrhaging right thigh.

Smith took treatments to dissolve a hematoma, his most serious career injury. The injury occurred first at San Francisco when Smith was hit by Giants catcher Bob Brenly

while trying to complete a double play.

After locking up their first division title six nights before the season finished, the Cards went into a four-game swoon which ended on the final day.

For us, the season ended when we clinched, said second baseman Tommy Herr, however, in downplaying the significance of the skid. After that, everybody just walked around sort of in a state of euphoria.

Atlantas crown came tougher, falling into place the last day when both the Braves and Los Angeles Dodgers lost. Atlanta earlier in the season led by Wk games only to fall behind and retake the lead in the final 10 days.

Torre said he hopes the Braves have ended their celebration and will have no letdown.

Yesterday, everybody was coming along and getting back down to earth, he said. They just had a certain amount of time to try to get over whats happened to us all year.

team. Every team (on our schedule) is capaUe of beating

us.

Sauls is particularly ci-cemed with Greene Central quarterback Elmer Dixon, who has been injured off and on this season but who is scheduled to start on Friday They have struggled some on offense but they pose a particular problem with their passing, Sauls said. Elmer Dixon is the most talented passer weve faced this year. D.H. Conley D H. Conley coach Gerald Gamer was hoping an open date would ve his teams various injuries a chance to heal. Instead, the off-week proved detrimental to his teams health.

The Vikings may have lost their top two receivers during this week. Ti^it end Otis Payton suffered a shoulder separation two weeks ago against Ayden-Grifton and^he reinjured it this week.

Joining Payton on the injured list is split end Todd Rouse. Rouse suffered a knee injury in a pick-up game and is questionable. Both Rouse and Payton alw play defense, Rouse being a linebacker and Payton a defensive end.

It definitely worries me, Gamer said. If these two guys are unable to go were only going to have one player - John Brown - who has had a reception in a game.

The injuries will also effect the offensive plan Gamer

hopes to use against West Carteret. Were going to have to establish our running game, he said. Without our top two receivers, were g)ing to have to run the ball against those guys.

The Patriots, who are coming off a 34-6 loss to powerful Clinton, are led by quarterback Lonnie Mister, a 6-0, 190-pounder. He was throwing the ball 50, 55 yards during warmups, Garner said. Hes the best quarterback weve seen this year.

The Patriots run out of what Gamer called a diamond set, a modified version of a T-formation. In the diamond set, the fullback is set back behind the two halfbacks.

They are very outside:or-iented and they run a lot of leads off tackier," Gamer said.

Defensively, the Patriots run a 6-2. Theyre extremdv big, Gamer said. Both U)ir guards and tackles are in ^ 214-243range. ,

Against Ginton, the Patriots were down only 7-0 at the half before the Dark Hor;$es erupted in the second fa^t. According to Gamers stats, the Patriots ran 54 plays -r 27 running and 27 passing.

Theyre a fine team. I {eel West Carteret can challep^ for the conference (title), Gamer said. This is a bjg ballgame for us. Were pulling out all the sU^ in Yit ingland.

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**While he felt the defense plsfyed well enough^ to win, ihm were some breakdowns. *I-was disappointed in our Hnabacker play. Our defensive end play was great. Our ^acjkles did a good job and our VK guard was adequate. I va concerned with some of but tackling in the secondary. SVef missed five tackles that ^ turned into big plays. Tbat concerns me more than bUewing them to catch the

^ Emory also pointed out that Sf percent of Missouris com-

ifctions were for five yards or ^ Ss. So their completion figures are somewhat misleading and not always because of the secondary. We did have six sacks and three more tackels for losses, and thats good. But we do have to get better in the s^ndary to have a chance against some of the teams ppcoming.

(Kfensively, Emory felt the middle of Uk line, the centers and guards, played well, but the tackles did not. Our tight didnt play well either, and youre probably going to see (Damon) Pope move to first team this Saturday . Emory felt that receivers played well, and also noted tot Stefon Adams has been ' fetumed to the wide receiver spot, to share duty with Caton Nelson. Adams had bei returned to running back .after the injury to Jimmy Walton, now back in action. >The backs play also was - pleasing to Emory, with the i exception of quarterback.

was especially disap-, ^nted in the second half, he Said. Its up to your quarterback to keep you from ' getting beat. But (Kevin) In-igrn made some poor decisions and jiKlgements. It hurt when we lost Stewart.

: Without Stewart, it left the Pirates with only one experi-' enoed quarterback in Ingram. *'Were working John Williams ntpre this week to try and brihg him along as quickly as wetcan, he said of the third stt'ing quarterback.

* ::We played Ingram because he has quick feet, great ability hnd - he was the only one we had, Emory said. The q^rback must turn a bad play into a good one, or at least a neutral one. But he cgnt turn them into a dis-bstir, and there were a couple pf :times it got to be a .disister.

.Emory said that the only d^tment Missouri made at halltime was to blitz a comer and safety and that Ingram dicSiot pick this up.

; Stewart is expected to be Veady to play Friday when the Tirbtes return home against Kidimond.

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;fiEW Y0RK'(AP) - WhUe -Tpd Turners Atlanta Braves :a^ playing in the National jl^^gue playoffs, his cable ^television network will be 'Caih7ing something else.

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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (AP)-Almost one-third of a statewide goal of $1 million to help keep the Hatteras Lighthouse from toppling into the ocean has been raised, one of the members of a committee to save the light said Tuesday.

Grandfather Mountain developer Hugh Morton said $300.000 had been raised to save the nations tallest masonry lighthouse, which is located on the Outer Banks.

At Mortons urging, the Travel Council of North Carolina agred to spend $175,000 of that amount to buy 1,100 large sandbag and' 5.000 units of artifical

seaweed to stem the encroaching Atlantic.

"The Lighthouse is going to be saved in the next 12 months, and it will be our donations to do it, he said.

Donations have come from across the state and elsewhere under the leadership of Gov, Jim Hunt and U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms, two politicians who are normally political foes but who agreed work together to save the lighthouse.

Sandbagging at the light already has begun, and Morton said he hopes other work at the light can begin this month. Final permits, performance bonds and other

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CHARLOTTE - Officials have announced a change in the parks operating schedule. The weekend schedule has been extended to include Saturday. Oct. 16. The park was originally due to close Oct. 10. Park hours will be from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on that date. At the close of activities Oct. 16, the park will close until next spring.

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North and South bid well to get to a good game. South valued his hand at better than minimum because of the six-card suit, so he made a game try in clubs. Since North had a maximum raise and help in clubs, he bounced straight to game.

West led the king and ace of diamonds, and continued with the jack. A careless defender in the East chair would present declarer with his contract by sluffing a black card on this trick. Declarer would ruff, take two winning heart finesses and eventually concede a spade trick, but the contract would be in the bag.

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made of sterner stuff. Instead of discarding, he ruffed with his 'useless" nine of trumps. Now it was declarers turn to shine.

If South chooses to overruff, he will be defeated. The defenders will then have to come to a trump trick and a spade. If you dont believe us, try it for yourself. Fortunate ly, declarer had an elegant riposte.

Instead of overruffing. South discarded his low spade - a trick he would have to concede in any event. It made no difference how the defenders conducted matters from that point on. Declarer would win the next trick and pick up the king of trumps with the help of a finesse. Then the rest of the tricks would be his. Making four odd.

DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Duke University divers have overcome high pressure nervous syndrome symptoms they suffered while compressing to a simulated depth of 2,132 feet. Dr. Peter Bennett said Tuesday.

Bennett, Dukes F.G. Hall Environmental Laboratory director, said tremors the three men experienced while gaining pressure had subsided ^ (Mie of the men had also settled down from a nervous stomach and hyperactivity, he said.

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Seascape is best described as 4-foot lengths of plastic fronds which catch shifting sand in the currents. Garrett installed 500 units of his seaweed at the lighhouse in June 1981 as an experiment, and the beach began to build back up.

Garrett is contributing an additional 500 units of seascape to accompany the 5,000 fronds that will be imbedded at the light. The seascape is manufactured at the DuPont plant in Roanoke Rapids, Morton said.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will monitor the progress of the sandbag and seascape effort.

THE MENTAL HEALTH ASSOCIATION IN Pin COUNTY PRESENTS

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A Series of Thursday Lunch-Time Talks and Discussions 12:00 Noon Jaycee Park Administrative Building 2000 Cedar Lane Greenville, N.C.

1. Thursday. October 7,1982 - E.T. Calls Home About Marriage,

Dr, David Knox, Dept, of Sociology, ECU

2. Thursday, October 14,1982 - "Living Alone Successfully,

Lou Gilbert, Adult Services, Mental Health Ctr. Irene Pruitte, Children Services, Mental Health Bob Moore, Adult Services, Mental Health Ctr. Phyllis Townsend. Pitt Community College

3. Thursday. October 21.1982 - "Mid-Ltfe Years - When the Bills Come Due.

Dr. James Mathis, Psychiatric Medicine, ECU

4. Thursday, October 28,1982 - "Enhancing the Quality of Life in the Uter

YearsGrowing older gracefully? Who Me!!! Scott Luce, Geriatric Specialist, Mental Health CenterBRING YOUR LUNCH IF YOU WISH |

Beverages will be served For further information call The Mental Health Association in Pitt County 752-7448NO CHARGE FOR THIS SERIES OF PROGRAMS

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By WILLIAM M WELCH AssoculedPress Writer

BUNN.NC <.AP -There are as many stones o pnsoo life as there are inmates, and manv o the tales are violeot

Fighting and stealing. Ive seen it fneod. says Embery Shepherd serving 50 to 80 years at the state pnson at Franklin County and convicted o the second-degree murder o his wife

You get a bunch of foots together and anything s subject to happen." says Shepherd. 50 ^ho sleeps in the camp sick room, which has been pressed into service as a 12-man barracks

I ve seen them put a put a bed post on a boy s feet and threaten to beat his feet off if he didnt have sex with them. he said.

Inmates like Shepherd and others interviewed in .North Carolma pnsons describe a scary life where the young and defenseless are victimized. where inmate bulls' seek the slightest signs of . weakness -

The stories vary b\ prison. Shepherd says he finds Franklin County peaceful compared to the gambling, drugs and violence at the Odum Frisian Some tell, a milder story its just like a big family back there, says Stanley Poole, 26. who is ser\'ing 20 years at the Franklin unit , But he adds im try mg to keep a low profile It s hard

prismgly iev guards At PraiWlin. for instance, where 17Q men are kept in space dKig^ for 120. there typi-cally is a guard in each of four towers, one in the yard and one or two in the secure area brtween the barracks, and a sargeant that roams around.

Youve got four guards outside and three inside, and its policy not to go in the dorms after 10 unless ^'ve got erxNi^ bdp. said one CorrectioD DepartroaU of

ficial closely famfliar with the prison operatnns. who asked not to be named

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any coiirol? Are you going to go in there? he asked.

Shatfinit acknowledges the poim. even about parts of Central Prison where max-imum-custody inmates are kept in dorms. I think if we were completely honest wed say we dwit have maximum custody at the old Central. he said. How can you have maTimum custody wboi you

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Speaking of Your Health...

Lester L Coleman, M.D.

Liing the Veil of Depression

My daughter has just finished high school and soon be going to college. She is a very serious student and seems to enjoy her school and her frieikds.

Recently, she seems to have drawn herself into a shell and cant get out of it. Isnt it unusual for a girl of her age to become, as she says, tired and depressed? What can we do to help her? - Mrs. D.R., Md.

Dear Mrs. R. .

Doctors all over America are aware of the fact that adolescents and young adults often show evidence of depression. Sometimes it is extremely difficult to pinpomt the reasons. Nevertheless, its cause must be found and treatment instituted as quickly as possible.

Depression is probably one of the most common of all symptoms brought to the attention of the American physician. It presents itself in a wide variety of vague, generalized, non-specific pains and aches along with an overwhelming sense of fatigue.

Because it wears so many masks, a sense of depression may often be overlooked. Sometimes it is the last diagnosis to be arrived at as an explanation for unusual physical or emotional behavior patterns.

Along with fatigue can come restlessness, irritabibty, loss of appetite, and an absolute inability to funcbon. Patients of all ages withdraw into their own world of isolation and take no active part in the functioning of their studies, their home, or their friends.

Unfortunately, there are no chemical or scientific methods by which the degree of depression can be measured. The result is that a nruld depression may not be suspected as being responsible for the symptoms that the patient presents. t

Depression is not a sy'mp-lom that one should be ashamed of. In this complex, hectic, confused world of ours it is not surpnsmg that a sense of depression can occur m the young and m the healthy.

When depression exists, it is imperative that a complete physical examination be made to be sure that there are no physical or organic reasons for the lisUessness and the inability to cope with everyday problems. If indeed there are no organic reasons for your daughters behavior patterns, you must give credence to the need for psychological support and study.

There was a tune when people of all ages would react in anger to the mere suggestion that they needed psychological consultation. Today, however, mature, intelligent people do not feel stigmatized because they cannot cope with all erf the burdens that temporanly exist m their lives. Intensive psychotherapy may not be necessary. Sometimes a short period of talking out m-timate problems can clarify major problems and give patients a better insight into emotional health. This can be done with the help of a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a tramed social worker. They can often delve into one's past and unravel some of its mystenes.

Durmg the last 20 years, the horizons have opened wide for the treatment of depression with drugs. Many excellent ones are available. Your own family physician in conjunction with a psychiatrist might, in fact, try one of the many safe drugs that are available m an effort to lift the veil of depression that now envelops your daughter.

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extracted by the powerful inmates, they say

Prison officials are skeptical of some of the inmate scare stories, though they acknowledge the presence of drugs and violence

Prison wardens can show creative vehicles of thwarted drug smuggling - such as hallucinogens stored in hollowed-out pencils .And most can p^Wxluce a collection of homemade weapons taken from prisoners fa.sh-ioned from scraps of metal torn from beds or**the inside of a shx-, or made from a stolen kitchen toiil

"1 su.spect you can get any drug you want in any of our pnsons. said one official, asking not to be named "But then, 1 suspect you can get them in most high schwjls too

Twenty eight inmates died inside ."Sorth Carolinas prisons last year, the same as the year fjefore and eight more than in 1979 Most were attributed to natural causes, but five died violently last year .Seven died of violence the year before.

As the state's prison system grows more crowded, assaults on inmates by other inmates grow worse.

There were 2.68fj ca.ses in 1980 in which inmates were dusciplined for assaulting another inmate. The number has Ixien steadily increasing and IS more than double the number in 1975 Prison officials say they dont know how many cases there were last year,

"Of course, we re dealing with violent individuals.

said Correction Department spokesman Stuart Shadbolt. "And we re dealing with the age of inmates thats prone to violence That doesnt mean that if you get sent to prison you're going to get beat upon."

Pri.son officials say physically forced homosexual rape is extremely rare, and that most homosexual activity is between consenting inmates or the result of cix/cion

Shadbijlt said he knew of no particular problem at Odum, but noted it is a close-custody camp, the security grade between maximum and medium, "Odum is a tough population, just alxjut half a step down from Central Prison. he said

There hasnt been a not in the state s prison since the major one at Central Prison in 1968. which was blamed on power and money created by the prisons leather-goods production.

Earlier this year prison violence gained headlines, though Three inmates at Central took hostages and complained of poor conditions. and an Inmate at Polk Youth Center was acquitted of escape charges after testifying he fled because another inmate threatened to rape him.

The problems are commonly attributed to the state's barracks-style housing arrangement in most of the states rural prison camps.

Most are crowded. At the Franklin unit in September. 170 inmates were kept in

prison with a listed capacity

of'l28.

In the dorms, 60 o^TO men sleep in a single room, divided from a like room by a barred hallway. Inside that hallway are posted one or two guards who don't venture inside the rooms after, lights go out unless theyve got reinforcements.

"The only time wed go in a dorm after lockup is If we had to take someboc|y out for fighting or something - and then only after getting some help'. says C.E. King, assistant supervisor at the Franklin unit.

The result is a system that relies on the inmates themselves to ensure order. .Normally, wed have some inmates to break it up before we gel in. adds King. "Weve got some responsible inmates.

Inmates normally are free during the daytime hours to walk around the camp, to lie in their bunks, to watch television or otherwise pass the lime. .Many have jobs or take education or trade courses. 0

Idleness is always a problem, but prison officials say theyve made strides to correct it. Shadbolt says of the states prisoners. 6,000 are taking classes and 6,600 are assigned to work, some on road crews

Close to 4,500 have no job or school, and of those better than 2,500 could be assigned to jobs if they were available Those that work earn as much as $1 a day and time off their sentences.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) -CBS won the coveted top spot in the weekly A C Nielsen television ratings during the important fail premiere week while NBC, counting on its new comedies and dramas to lift it out of the ratings cellar, was back in familiar territory: third place

The highest-rated show for the premiere week was the return of the ABC comedy "Threes Company for its sixth year CBS, first in the ratings for the past two years, started the fall season with a rating of 17.9 while ABC was close behind with 17.3. NBC was in third place with 14.4. The networks say that CBS rating means that in an average prime-time minute, 17.9 percent of the nation's homes with TV were tuned to the network.

ABC had six shows in the Top 10 and CBS had four.

Ten of the 15 lowest-rated shows for the week ended Oct. 3 were NBC offerings, including some programs making their debut. NBCs highest-ranked show was Johnny Carson's sentimental look at his 20 years as host of "The Tonight Show. which finished in 11th place.

The premiere of NBCs mystery-comedy Remington Steele" came in 52nd, "Taxi - *he comedy NBC picked up after ABC dropped it - wa 56tii, "The Powers of Matthew Star, a show with a touch of the supernatural aimed at young people, was 55th; the comedy "Cheers was 60th; the mystery-comedy "The Devlin Connection, marking Rock Hudsons return to

series television, was 62nd; and Voyagers, a childrens show about time travel, was in last place at 63rd.

Some returning NBC shows also fared badly. "Fame, a

drama set in New Yorks High School for the Performing Arts, was in 51st place, and the comedy "Love, Sidney was in 59th place.

When (competing specials) end and the season settles into series vs. series we believe NBC will show improvement, said NBC spokesman Gene Walsh.

Historical Profile Of Anwar Sadat On PBS

Walsh said the two-hour premiere of CBS Magnum, P.I. and the one-hour special of ABCs Too G(Ke for Comfort took viewers away from Cheers and Taxi. The two-hour ABC Love Boat ^ial blunted the premiere of The Devlin Connection.

Baseball fever, however, hit all three networks,

ByFREDROTHENBERG AP Television Writer

NEW YORK (AP) - A year after Anwar Sadats death, television offers a new historical profile of the Egyptian president and, in a separate broadcast, a compelling way of examining the men who plotted his assassination. Shown on different nights, these programs fit togther quite nicely.

"The Killing of Sadat; Why Was Cairo Calm on PBS tonight explains how Sadat was a hero in the West but not in his homeland It sets the economic and social backdrop for ABC News "20-20 segment on the executed assassins motives and their blueprint for murder, The report includes exclusive pretrial interrogation statements.

The ABC report will bje on Thursday night, if the National League playoff game is rained out; otherwise it will be on Oct. 21.

"The Assassination of President Sadat is more gripping and sensational, employing American actors to read the assassins statements. Also seen are eyewitness accounts and news footage.

Correspondent Tom Jarriel could have quoted from the statements, but the unusual reconstruction technique allows for a more human and dramatically forceful story.

Using split screens and visual effects, ABC distinguishes the real killers in their cages during the trial from the actors - in prison garb - who explain strategies and rationales. The assassins felt Sadat had strayed from Islamic law while governing Egypt. One wanted to kill the leader of those who do not bel ieve.

ABC has been the most daring network in seeking new methods of communicating information. Last season. 20-20 picked up a local documentary that used actors to recreate the effort to save President Reagan after he was shot in 1981.

More visually exciting presentations are seen as one way for 20-20 to compete against entertainment programming, including Hill Street Blues, on Thursday nights.

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Its possible actors dont capture the real inflection of the killers, and the publics distinctions between news and entertainment will be further blurred. But, in this case, ABC doesnt let the production get too theatrical, and the walls of journalism dont fall down.

Public TV also succeeds with a more conventional anniversary story, bringing a years j^rspective to explain what life was like under Sadat. To some, Sadat wasnt Time magazines Man of the Year, the avuncular leader who smoked a pipe, called Walter Cronkite Walter and made peace with Israel.

The American and Western press spoiled him, says Egyptian publisher Mustapha Amin.

The broadcast, which includes pro- and anti-Sadat officials, latches on to a post-mortem Cronkite did for CBS: Cairo is calm today, surprisingly, extraordinarily calm ...The people show none of the emotion that might be expected on the morrow of this nations greatest tragedy.

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an international hero didnt bring Egypts masses prosperity, His open-door policy brought in Western capital and Kentucky Fried Chicken, which just made the rich . richer, according to the broadcast.

Peace, Arab money, American know-how and Egyptian labor didnt become a magic formula. Saudi Arabia withdrew financial backing, and Sadats law requiring that Western businesses have Egyptian partners proved unworkable for reasons of culture and attitude.

Sadat was more democratic than his predecessor, Gamal Nasser, but he still mposed censorship. Says 3fle of his assassins: He made himself a king, in the Republic of Egypt.

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No new series made the Top 10 in the past week, and only two appeared in the Top 20. ABCs Matt Houston, about a playboy detective, was 18th and CBS Squar Pegs, a comedy about two girls trying to find their niche in high school, was 20 th. The revamped version of NBCs Little House on

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Written and directed by Bob Eaton, it opened Tuesday. starring David Patrick Kelly as a young, rebellious, vulnerable Lennon, and Robert LuPone as Lennon in his prime - cool, detached, self-assured and even mildly amused after years of- torment.

Neither resembles Lennon. And Gusti Bogok, a tiny, shiny-eyed gamin cast as Yoko Ono. Lennons guiding light and second wife, doesnt even come close to her in appearance But the idea of the show isnt to give you a night of look-alikes from Beatledom

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On and on the story goes, chronologically detailing and depicting the various phases of Lennons life the .Maharishi and acid-laced magical mystery eras, the Beatles break-up, his radi calization and bed-ins for peace with Yoko, his various trials, tribulations and dark despairs.

Finally, and with a coy, stupifingly dull house-husband vignette, you get to the peace and contentment Lennon finally found both as a man and an artist before his brutal death on Dec. 8, 1980.

A long night, all of it played out on Peter David Goulds ordinary black-and-white rock concert set, which has large panels on which photographs of the real people in Lennon s life are distractingly displayed during the assorted scenes on stage.

.Most of the Lennon-chronicling is familiar in the extreme, re-telling you far more about him than you really want to know while advancing the not-too-startling notion that his music came from his life.

Well, at least there are several performing pluses. Such as Kelly, quite convincing as the young Lennon. And Miss Bogok - who while unmemorable as Yoko Ono, has a clear, lovely voice that deserves a better forum.

Of the supporting cast, Id pick John Jellison as someone youre going to hear a lot about in coming years. Hes downright brilliant in all his varied roles, be it as Lennons kindly, eccentric art teacher, as a prissy Hamburg club-owner, or, in a brief, wickedly right-on impersonation, as the late Ed Sullivan, who in 1964 gave the Beatles their first U.S. TV shot.

But all their labors are for naught. "Lennon, however well-intended, rarely is engrossing. It doesnt look like a candidate for a long run.

BozScaggsAnd Friend Robbed

DALLAS (AP) - A well-dressed man robbed Boz Scaggs of $1,800 after handcuffing the singer to a shower soap dish in a hotel room, police said.

The man, armed with a 45-caliber automatic pistol, also tied Scaggs, female companion to a doorknob, police said Tuesday. The robber also made off with three rings of undisclosed value.

The Grammy award-winning singer, whose hits include What Can I Say and Lowdown, and Victoria Pryor were unhurt They were freed by a third companion, Jack Hobday, who entered the room while the robbery was in progress Monday and was forced to lie on the floor until the gunman left, authorities said.

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a reality. The shop ieattres; local, regknal aad Souttera; art. seashells and eastern; North Carolinas widest' range of Christmas orea-ments

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Are your Friday nights dull...

because you just cant think of anything to do? Would you really like to be having a good time and making new friends? Why not let Hitlcrest Bowling Center change all of that for you. On October 8, 1982, were starting a Friday Mixed Couples League. If you. are Interested in joining, hurry and call 746-4254 before all the lanes are taken.

BACK, AND BETTER - Singer Robert ment. Hes shown here at a Caesars Palace Goulet, second from left, is back performing Grand Prix party with artist Leroy Naiman, on the Las Vegas Strip and is being lauded by left, actress Susan Anton and former critics and by residents for his civic involve- quarterback Joe Namath. (APLaserpboto)

Same Old Formula

For Guinness Book

By PAUL MOSES Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP) - Records are made to be broken, whether by the woman who ate 100 yards of spaghetti in less than 28 seconds or the man facing a 10,000-year prison stretch.

And when they are, the annual Guinness Book of World Records is there to preserve them in all their glory or oddity.

The familiar circus sideshow of the fattest and shortest remains in the new edition released today.

But the 1983 version adds the happy achievements of Salus and Minnie Newquist of Ft. Smith, Ark., for their 82nd wedding anniversary; and the Rev.. Theodore Hesburgh, the Notre Dame University president whose 90th honorary degree outdid the previous record of 89 set by the late President Herbert Hoover.

on May 22,

The book, which has just passed its 28th anniversary and is in the 21st U.S. edition, claims a record of its own. General editor Norris McWhirter writes in the preface that global sale of this book in 23 languages has now become the hi^iest of any cop^ght book, fiction or non-fiction.

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Belgian-born Sheika Dena Al-Fassi, 23, made the newest Guinness edition by filing a record $3 billion alimony claim in Los Angeles last February against Sheik Mohammed Al-Fassi, 28.

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Shrimp Anti Chablis

Dudley Wayne Kyzer of Tuscaloosa, Ala., earned a mention that he probably doesnt want. He owns the worlds longest prison sentence - 10,000 years for a triple murder.

Presumably happier at her own length-related entry was Donna Maiello, who munched her 100 yards of spaghetti at Ann and Tonys Restaurant in New York Citv

A less dubious honor went to Broadways Marian Seldes, dubbed "most durable actress after she appeared in all 1,793 performances of Deathtrap during its 4/i-year run.

Another high-class entry was the most expensive hotel suite, which goes for $5,500 a day at the Hotel Nova-Park Elysees in Paris. The royal suite, deigned for politicians who need protection, features bullet-proof windows, an escape elevator, adjoining bodyguard suites and seven bathrooms. 'The book says former President Jimmy Carter was one of the first to visit.

Thats AH The Fried, Boiled or Broiled Shrimp You Can Eat And Chablis To Drink For $8.95.

756-2792

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There also were new stunts in this years version.

Help fight inflation by buying and selling through the Classified ads. Call 752-6166.

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Ybu ought to see the State youre ia

Once a year we spread the best of North Carolina across 346 acres of the State Fairgrounds in Raleigh. And its a good thing we keep it there for 9 days and nights, because it could take you that long to take it all in. General admission is still on ly $3. And kids 12 and under, or 65 and over, get in free.

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INVITATION TO BID , -BALLFIELD LIGHTING AND : TENNIS COURT LIGHTING : CONSTRUCTION OF PARK RESTROOM BUILDING ' -Sealed proposals will be received Jaycee Park, Greenville Recrea-4l0n and Parks Department Ad willnistrative Offices, Greenville, 'North Carolina, by the Recreation 'Sad Parks Director until 10 a.m., Mtednesday, October 13, 1982, and Jhen publicly opened and read for:

. -Bid #1 The materials and labor 4i4cessary to Install and make opera 4i0nal forty-eight 1500 watt metal tialide lighi fixtures on the ballfleld >1 West Meadowbrook Park, and , welve 1500 watt metal halide light < Ixtures at the tennis courts at Tfiomas Foreman Park ' Dfd 12-The labor, equipment and Tools necessary to construct a two hundred fifty square foot outdoor restroom building completely finish ed and located in West Meadowbrook Park. The Recreation and Parks Dmartment, City of Greenville, will furnish all materials necessary for the construction Each of these two items are to be bid separately. The name, address, and North Carolina license number of the bidder, the date and time of bid opening, and the contract bid upon shall oe clearly indicated on the outside of the envelope.

Drawings and Specifications may be examined ana obtained at the Recreation and Parks Ad ministrative Office, Jaycee Park, Greenville, North Carolina.

All Contractors are hereby notified that they must have proper license under the state laws govern ing their respective trades.

Each proposal shall be ac companied by a cash deposit or cer titled check drawn on a bank or trust company, insured I the Federal Deposit insurance Corporation, of an amount equal to not less than five percent (5%) of the proposal; or in lieu thereof, a bidder may offer a Bid Bond of five percent (5%) of the proposal executed by a surety com

Rany licensed under the laws of lorth Carolina to execute such bonds, conditioned that such surety will, upon demand, forthwith make payment to the obligee upon said bond If the bidder fails to execute the Contract In accordance with the Bid Bond. Upon failure to forthwith

make payment, the surety shall pay to the obligee an amount equal to double the amount of the said bond

PUBLIC NOTICES

IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISON 82-CVS1191 NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY

WILLIAM P IPOCK AND ANNIE MARIE IPOCK,

Plaintiff,

HRMAN CORNELIUS MclN TYRE, DAVID EDWARD GATHERS, OTIS EARL EVERETTE and HARRY J BYERS, INC,

Defendants.

NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY PUBLICATION TO Herman Cornelius McIntyre, Apartment 62, Village Green Apart ments, Greenville, North Carolina, 27834, the above named defendant: Take notice that a pleading seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action. The nature of the rel let being sought is as follow; Damages for injuries receiv ed by the plaintiffs as a result of an accident on September 3, 1981 in Greenville, North Carolina.

You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than Oc tober 25, 1982 and upon your failure to do so the party seeking service against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought.

This, the 8th day of September, 1982.

DIXON, HORNE 8. DUFFUS

BY:

J. David Duftus, Jr.

Attorneys for Plaintiff 311 Evans Mall P.O. Drawer 1785 Greenville, N.C. 27834 Telephone: (919) 758-6200 September 15,22,29, October 6,1982

FILENO 82E FILM NO IN THE GENERALCOURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF EDNA KILPATRICK BUTLER, Deceased

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBTORS All persons, firms and coowra tions having claims against EDNA KILPATRICK BUTL?, deceased, are notified to exhibit them to Lloyd Atlas Butler, as Executor of the decedent's estate on or before April 6, 1983, at P.O. Box 293, Griffon, NC 28530, or be barred from their recovery. Debtors of the decedent are asked to make immediate payment to the above named E xecufor. This the 28 day of SMtember, 1982. RUSSELL HOUSTON, III Attorney for Estate of Edna Kilpatrick Butler P.O. Box939 Griffon, NC 28530 Telephone: (919)524 4521 October 6,13, 20,27,1982

007 SPECIAL NOTICES

BIBLE STUDY group forming Deeper life word, special Interest on possession, deliverance and healing by authority on subject. Free. Call 757 1803anytime._

010

AUTOMOTIVE

DAVE'S TUNE-UP SIS labor plus parts. 752 1779._

Oil Autos For Sale

CARS sell for $117.95 (average). Also Jeeps, Pickups. Available at local Government Auctions. For Directory call 805-687-6000, extension 8752. Call refundable

JEEPS,CARS,TRUCKS

Under $100 available at local government sales. Call (refundable) 1-714-59-0241, extension 1504 tor your directory on how to purchase. 24 hours.

TOYOTA CORONA 1971. 4 door, automatic. Good condition. New transmission. Call after 5. 756-5089.

023

Pontiac

GRAND PRIX, 1971, 455 horse power motor is very good condition. After 6 p.m. Van Fleming, 752-2S87.

PONTIAC STATIONWAGON, 1973 Call 756 8935after 6p.m.

PONTIAC VENTURA, 1972 Small V8. Air, power steering and brakes. Very good condition. $^. 355 6681

1967 FIREBIRD. 326 cubic inches, new paint and tires, perfect inter! or . $1300 Call 757 0405.

1980 BONNEVILLE broughan diesel, loac' ...

14,000 miles

diesel, loaded, garaged, perfect $7,295 355 2772.

1982 TRANS AM Call 756 3281

024

Foreign

HONDA, 1980 Accord, tan, 4 door, automatic, excellent condition, 40,000 miles $7895. Call Monday Friday 8 6, 752 6000

HONDA CIVIC, 1981, royal blue, AM/FM, 14,000 miles, $4700 or best offer or $500 equity and assume 28 more payments. Call 758-6003.

MERCEDES 240D 1978. Excellent condition. $13,500. 756 9878._

MERCEDES 250SL, European edi tion, 1967, 4 speed, 95% restored. $18,000. 752 0001 after 7.

MGB, 1975. Good condition, new top, $2900.975 2406, Washington MGB, 1979. 30,000 miles. Asking $4350. Call 756 6441 after 6 pm

VOLKSWAGEN Beetle, 1965 New line. $800 negotiable. Call 752 6942, ask for Kim.

1972 FIAT, AM FM, 4 speed, ve^

good

4913.

condition. Make offer. 75

1973 MG CONVERTIBLE, blue with gold interior, excellent condition. Call 752 3318or 756 5891.

1 973 MG MIDGET, new transmission, brakes and front end $1700. Call 758 2300 days

1976 TOYOTA Celica GT liftback, 5 speed, air, AM/FM stereo cassette. Excellent condition, regular gas/32 miles per gallon. 752-7M3 between 8 10 p.m.

1980 TOYOTA Clica GT Liftback. 5 speed, air, FM/AM cassette. 4 new Michelins with wheels, red, $6225 retail, take $5800. 758 1534 or 758 9852.

032 Boats For Sale

OUACITA 15 foot bass boat. Depth finder, mofor guide and 40 horse sucuki engine. All features 1982 models. $3200 negotiable. Home 752 2650, Business 752 8866 Ask for Ron. __

TANZER 16 sailboat, day sailer. 1 year old. Long galvanized trailer. Sailed very littte. $3400. 753 5758

18' SAILBOAT with trailer and sails. Must sell. 758-9132 after 6 p.m. 1960 40' Chris Craft. Excellent condition. Will move. $9500. 757 1553 or 752 748r_

1973 COBIA 21' V HulL 115 horse power Evlnrude, 1978 Cox Tandem Tilt galvanized trailer, CB $3200. 756 5225.________

1973 CRUISER 105 horsepower Chrysler. 16 foot open bow. Good condition. $1700 756 6989 after 5.

034 Campers For Sale

TRUCK COVERS All sizes, colors. Leer Fiberglass and Sportsman tops. 250 units in stock O'Briants, Raleigh, N C 834 2774

1972 HOLIDAY Rambler, 27', in lood condition. Call 758 5278 or '46 6982 _

1973 Open Road motor home. 23,000 miles, refrigerator, hot water heat er, stove, sleeps 4. $6500. 757-3543.

036 Cycles For Sale

YAMAHA, 1982, Virago, 362 miles Take up payments. Call 756 1846 after 6. _ _

1978 SUZUKI 550 engine and some other parts. 1968 BSA 650 engine and frame with Springer front end. Alt for $600. 746 2104._

1981 HONDA CB900C Like new, fairing, extras. $2900. 756 7849 atter

1981 HONDA CB900 C, like new Extras. 3900 miles. $2650 . 746 6378 after 5. _

1982 ATC-200 HONDA, used very little. Call 746 3857 atter 5 pm.

1982 HONDA 450 NIghthawk Low mileage, excellent condition. $1700. 758 6617. _ _

039 Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET PICKUP 1975 Vj ton. Call Rex Smith Chevrolet, Avden, 746 3141

CHEVROLET El Camino. 1980. Low mileage. Call Rex Smith Chevrolet, Avden. 746 3141

DODGE D-50 PICKUP 1979. Good condition. Call Rex Smith Chevrolet, Avden, 746-3141._

ONE OWNER 1968 Ford pickup truck, new engine,, exhaust, paint, brakes. Original 73,000 miles

Excellent condition. Must see to appreciate. Sell or trade for van. 75^9405.

1974 CHEVROLET truck, excellent condition, 48,000 miles.. Call after 6, 756 8083 _

1976 Silverado Chevy, short body, power steering and brakes, air, tool box. 758 4578, after 7, 795 4889.

1976 TOYOTA long bed, AM/FM, 5 speed, bucket seats, air, tool box, camper shell. $2000.825 1988 after 6

1979 JEEP CJ7, hard top, V8, 3 speed transmission, lock out front hubs, 44,000 miles. $5,250. Contact M E Porter, 756 1100 days, 756 2361 nights.__

040

Child Care

WILL KEEP children In my home 24 hours a day. 756 7892, ask for Connie._

WINTERVILLE MOTHER desires to keep 2 children In her home. 2 years old and older. Experienced, can give references. 756 5872._

046

PETS

AKC REGISTERED AFGHAN

hounds. 1 male, 1 female with 10 X 14 kennel and dog house. Reasonable price to gooo home. Call after 6. 756 5809.

AKC YORKSHIRE TERRIER, female, 6 months old. Call 927-4529 after 5 p.m

SELL YOUR CAR the National Autofinders Way! Authorized (Dealer In Pitt County. Hastings Ford. Call 758-0114

1979 JEEP CJ5. 3 speed, 6 cycllnder. Only 20,000 miles. Many eiitras. 756-0385._

012

AMC

FOR SALE: 1978 Gremlin, 758 5135, ask for Ricky._

013

Buick

BUICK REGAL, 1980, excellent condition, loaded with options, new tires, $6850. 752 0279._

1973 Lasabre Buick. 4 door. Excllent condition. Call 756-7692.

015

Chevrolet

This deposit shall be retained by the Owner as liquidated damages In the event of failure of the successful bidder to execute the Contract within ten (10) days after the award or to

give satisfactory surety as required y law.

A performance Bond and Labor and Material payment Bond will be required by each Contractor for One Hundred Percent (100%) of the Contract amount.

Payments will be made on the basis of ninety percent (90%) of monthly estimates of labor and materials incorporated into the work plus ninety percent (90%) of materials suitably stored; ahd final payment will be made upon completion and acceptance of (he work by the Owner.

No bid may be withdrawn for a period of thirty (30) days atter the scheduled closing time for receipt of bids. The Owner reserves the right to reject any and ail bids, to waive informalities and to award contracts in the best interest of the Owner.

Attention is called to the fact that not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set torth in the Contract Documents must be paid on this project and that the Contractor must ensure that employees and applicants tor employment are not discriminated against because of their race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.

Greenville Recreation and Parks Department Boyd Lee, Director October 6,1983

CAAAARO, 1975. Excellent condl tIon. $1800. Call 746-4670 anytime. CHEVY CHEVETTE, 1979, 2 door hatchback, new fires, priced to sell. Call 752-6440, Efird's Pest Control

AAALIBU CLASSIC, 1975. Excellent condition. $1000 or best offer. Call 746 2080 after 5. _

1975 VEGA Air conditioned. Good on gas. Excellent condition. $1000. 752-7699.

1983 Z38 CAMARO New, low mileage, excellent condition. Call 758-

016

Chrysler

1987 CHRYSLER VIP Fury III Good running condition. $400 or best offer. Call 757 3040aHer4:30._

017

Dodge

1926 DODGE ASPEN 6 cycllnder, 2 door, 66,000 miles. Real clean. $1500. 758-6321 after 5._

018

Ford

MUSTANG, 1969, original owner, power steering, air, 94,000 miles. Good condition. Must sell. Call 752 1708.__

1967 FORD MUSTANG $1000. will run. 1969 Ford Mustang. $350. will run. Call 756-2479

1978 PINTO^Good condition. Only one owner. Call after 6 p.m. 756-1795._

022

Plymouth

74 PLYMOUTH DUSTER Good condition. $1100. 758-6317 after 6

p.m._

BLACK FEAAALE registered poo-dle. Has had all shots. $125. 756-9944.

Bullock's Kennel, 35 puppies for sale. Call 758 2681.

FREE AAALE KITTEN Gray with white feet, 6 weeks old. Needs good home. Call 752 4691.

GOLDEN RETREIVERS, AKC pups, only 2 gorgeous females left. $125. 823-0764, Tarboro.

GOLDEN RETRIEVER puppys C registered. Male $150. Female $125. 74?2360.

051 Help Wanted

lAAMEDIATE opening for medical technologist (ASCP oi medical lab technician with

or AMT ), or

minimum 2 years experience tor night shift rotation Rotation based on schedule of 16 hour shifts followed by a 9 day off stretch. First shift position also available with emphasis In hematology Contact Personnel Department, Edgecomb General Hospital, 2901 Main Street, Tarboro. North Carolina._

AAANAGER FOR food service outlet in Greenville Must have 2 years experience in food service man agement Send resume to Food Service Director, 1919 Market Street, Upper West Office, Wilmington, NC 28403_________

MANAGER TRAINEE Must be local and available tor full time. Apply at Mr Gatti's, 300 East 10th Sfreet between 2 3.__

AAATURE female, owning skin care

ALIVE AND energetic person who feels you have a contribution to make to the advertising world Earning estimate S19K up. Established firm In . Greenville needs you. Call Lib Hunkin, 355-2020, Heritage Personnel Service

BRODY'S has opening for full fime saleslady. Must like fashions and people. Good company benefits. Apply Brody's Pitt Plaza, 2 5 p.m. AAondav-Friday._

CAREER OPPORTUNITY with one of Carferet County's most progressive and successful real estate

companies in upper level manage ment. Must be an organizer, self starter, and be able To work pro ductively without Immediate supervision. Rental or property management preferred. For in terview appointment call the ad ministrative assistant, at 919-726 1193.

interested in and cosmetic business. Small investment. Unlim ited income 946 1494 or 946 0634.

NATIONAL COMPANY has open ing for full time secretary on a temporary bases which may become a Hours are 8

rrmanment position Monday thru Friday. Shorthand required Excellent

fringe benefits Send resume to Secretary, P O Box 406, Greenville, NC 27834 _

NEEDED LPNs 11 p.m to 7 a m. Everyother weekend off. Contact Edna Lullen, Greenville Villa Nursing Home, 758 4121._

NOW CAREERS

The personnel service division of Thomas 8. Thomas Vocational Assessment located at 302 Evans Street Mall has immediate openings in sales, management, finance, clerical and technical job areas. All this includes the lowest fee structure In our area You can't afford not to call 757-1098 or 757 3398.

EASTERN CAROLINAS leading copier dealer needs person to do shipping and assist technicians. Mecriamcal aptitude and knowledge of electronics helpful. Only mafure serious-minded individuals need to apply. Good career path for the right person. Apply In person at Creech i, Jones Business Machines, 103 Trade Street, Greenville, NC 756-3175. _

EFFICIENT organized secre fary/bookkeeper. This could be for you. S10K or more plus benefits. Call Gloria Holt, 355 l020, Heritage Personnel Service.

ENERGETIC SALES person for retail appliance store. Excellent opjiortunlty. Good benefits. Please call tor aopolntmenf, 756-2616

ESTIAAATER/DETAILER needed Experience required In commercial construction. Send resume to C H Edwards, Inc., PO Box 775, Greenville, NC 27834

NURSING supervisor. Masters degree in nursing or 2 years public help excierience required. Lead ership aBility a must! Salary $17K up. More info? Call Tammy Jewell, 355-2020, Heritage Personnel Service _ _

051 Help Wanted

PUBLTC WORKS supERvisqIT: Requires knowledge of the princi pies and practices of Public Works as it relates to Water and Sewer services. Street and Sanitation. College graduate with major In Civil Engineering combined with experience, including supervisory work Must have ability to plan, organize, and direct approximately 20 employees. Salary negotiable. Send resume to Town Ad mlnistrator, PO Box 537, Scotland Neck, NC 27874._

RECEPTIONIST for small office needed immediately. Good person ality and phone voice. Call Gloria Holt, 355 2020, Heritage Personnel Service._

SECRETARY' Bookke^ing expe rience, payroll knowledge, and typing a must! Good salary! Great opportunity tor advancement! In terested? Call Tammy Jewell, 355 2020, Heritage Personnel Service._____

SOUTHERN TIRE BROKERS needs man tor tune ups, brake work and tire changing. Apply to Rod Roebuck. Southern Tire Brokers. Corner of Greenville Boulevard and Charles Street. Friday, Saturday and Sunday _

TEMPORARY HELP Sales expe rience necessary. Must have car 758 7487._

THE PIECE GOODS SHOP has an opening tor a mature salesperson in Greenville. Applicants must be available to work morning and/or evening hours. No experience nec essary, on the job training tor the person who knows sewing Liberal benefits including paid holidays, paid vacation, and employee ciis count. Apply in person at Piece Goods Shop, Greenville Square Shopping Center, Thursday, October 7, 11 a m 4p.m,_

GERONTOLOGICAL NURSES RN's are you satisfied with your present employment? We have preserved the "good old days"-Patlents and staff are still Important to us. Part-time or fulltime employment available 3-11 or lin(| to w(

, qa . __________

tv Nursing Center. 758 7100

11-7. Willing to work around school schedules. Interested persons cal Lydia Morgan, RN, DON, Universi

HOMEWORKERS Wirecraft pro ductlon. We train house dwellers. For full details write: Wirecraft, P O Box 223, Norfolk. Va. 23501.

OWNER/OPERATORS WANTED: Short haul fleet, flatbed, lowboy carrier needs good professional operators to run short haul system consisting primarily of North Caro lina. South Carolina, Virginia and surrounding states based out of our Charlotte terminal. We provide state permits, liability and cargo insurance. Instant money settle ment on per trip basis. Must have I year over road experience. Tamdem axle diesel tractor re quired, preferably equipped with chains, binders and tarps. Call Home Transportation Company, Inc. In North Carolina, 1 800 432 6218. Out of state. 1800 438 0664. Jim Lindler. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

PEST CONTROL Route Technician wanted. Local route, vehicle furnished. Excellent employee

benefits. Apply in person. Efirds Pest Control, Highway 264 West, Greenville, NC Hours 8:30 a.m.

4:30 p.m. Monday Friday.

viduals to work in renal dialysis setting. Preferably with critical care hospital nursing experience Excellent salary and benefits. Contact Sandra Green, RN, Greenville Dialysis Center, Greenville, NC 752 1520.

Sears

PART-TIME ONLY

2AAECHANICS

Front End Alignment

Front End Repair

Tune-Up

Brake Repair

Experience or schcxiling necessary.

Share in Sears benefit program. Apply in Personnel Department, Carolina East Mall, Monday Friday, 1:00 4:00

Equal Opportunity Employer M/F

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

FOR ALL OF YOUR AUCTION NEEDS

Bankruptcy

Liquidation

Farm Equipment

Real Estate

Country Boys Auction & Realty Co.

946-6007 Lie. No. 765

DougGurkins Ralph Respass 758-1875 946-8478

WANTED Greenville residence, highly personable, business minded individual to manage a part time, very enjoyable business operating out of their home Excellent pay and excellent potential tor growth 'Is helpful

Interest in photography Is helpful. Send resume and recent photograph to PO Box 3600, Chapel Hill, NC

WANTED: Decorators or design ers. Must have degree or 10 years experience. Interviews by ap pointment only. 757-1441 or 747 8100

WE NEED GOOD secretaries! If you are a mature, responsible

059

Work Wanted

7!S1jRF"TADr will stay with elderly person from 6 30 p.m. to 7:30 a m by the night or week. 756 0762. _

065

Farm Equipment

PAINTING Interior and exterior Free estimates Work guaranteed References. 11 years experience 756 6873 after 6 p.m

PAINTING AAcEarl Paint Co.

Low rates Free estimates

757-3604

PICKUP FOR HIRE Will haul anything. Yard work done Call 757 3847 atter 5 p m

QUALITY PAINTING Inside and out, year around We guarantee our work. Call for free estimate paint included Call anytime '756 8921 or 795 4993

SANDING and finishing floors. Small carpenter jobs, counter tops Jack Baker Floor Service 756 2668 anytime,if no answer call back

WINDOW CLEANING, yard raking

and bagging, painting. 752 4942._

WOULD LIKE to do housework. Call 758 96 79 before 8:45 am. and after 6 p.m._

FOR SALE

CRAFT ENCERT wood stove 756-1967. Call from 4p.m. to 6p.m.

WOOD STOVE Fisher fireplace insert "Baby Bear". 758 4043.

061

Antiques

DEALER SPACES for rent in large air conditioned building on busy

highway in Kinston, North Carolina For anfiques and collectibles only For information call 919 298 347< days, 298 4498 niohts.

THEL'S ANTIQUES, specializing in Victorian walnut furniture, 3 miles South of Sunshine Garden Center Take left on County Road 1715. 7/l0 mile on left Thelma and Fennei Allen. Phone 756 0635. Open Mon day Friday 4 6, Saturday and Sunday 1-6 Other times by ap pointment.__

062

Auctions

person, with good secretary skills we probably have a place for you. Call Lib Hunkin, 355 2020, Heritage

059

Work Wanted

ALL MASONRY work, repair and building. Free estimates. F E McDaniel, 746 3296

ALL TYPE carpentry work, framing, remodeling repairs, rierks eir Garland Skinner, 758 0185

all types tree service. Trim ming, c;utting, storm damage, cleanup, and removal. Free estimates.jp Stancil, 752 6331

BATH AND KITCHEN IMPROVEMENTS

Plumbing, repairs, remodeling, counter tops, vinyl and carpet installation. State License #7037 P 746 2657; if no answer 752 4064

CREATIVE HOME IMPROVEMENTS CO

Additions, alterations and repairs Free estimates. 757 0799 atter 6.

EXPERT WORKMANSHIP Do you have a project that needs TLC? Call Peter 7 '

FLOOR sanding and refinishing. All type wood floors. Free estimates. References. 523-0632 daily._1

HAULING: Topsoil, mortar sand, and field sand. F E McDaniel, niohts 746 3296, days 746 3819

HONEST PAINTING Year round Call Ralph Birchard, Jr.: 757 3702 trom 6 p.m. to 11 p.m

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AUCTION every thursday nigth 7:30. 3004 South Church Street,

Rocky Mount, North Carolina. (301 Business). Used furniture, steros, glassware, toys, TV's, some an fiques, tools, novelty items, old cions, etc. Rocky Mount Auction Company. 446 1688 days and 442 0723 nights. We are booking sales tor fall and winter. Call today NCAL 2444 and 2445^_

FOR ALL YOUR auction needs contact Country Boys Auction 8. Realty Co., Washington, ,N C 946

064 Fuel, Wood, Coal

ALL TYPES OF firewood tor sale J P Stancil, 752 633T_ _

ROLLER CHAIN IN 10' boxes #50 $13 95, #60 $18 95, X60H $23.49. *80 $31.49, 80H $57.49. #2050 $11 49 Agri Supply, Greenville, NC, 752 3999 WANTED to bale peanut hay 752 9225.

067 Garage Yard Sale

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Miscellaneous

pa'I We ny fond'

P( OL

BABY CLOTHING, playpen, swing walker, and miscellaneous All da# Saturday, Route 5 or Old CreekN Road, 3 miles east of 264_

CHRISTMAS IN October 7 to 12, | 203 Greenbriar Drive Statues i ribbons, candle rings, Christmas I decorating items Clothes, extra ^ large to small, a little bit of | everything!_

CRAFTS, mens good clothes,] odds n ends. 406 East 3rd Street,

Avden. 2 families, Saturday______

EXERCISE BIKf. like new' Williamsburg blue love seat 756 9223 after 6

10th

8 1 45

YARD SALE, Saturday, October 9, 8 12, 2605 South Wright Road

Greenville. _

2610 Sunset Avenue Bikes, children clothes, few household items, toys. etc. Saturday, October 9, 8 until.

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Livestock

HORSEBACK RIDING Jarman' Stables, 752 5237

HORSEBACK RIDING

9 miles east of Greenville on Highway 33 You all come and ride with us! Call 752 9914

PALIMINO Gelding horse for sale Call 758 0732

PEANUT HAY for sale in field or at barn. 752 9225

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Miscellaneous

AIR conditioners, washers, dryers ranges and refrigerators Rebuilt like new $100 and up Guaranteed 30 days Call B J Mills, Authorized Electrical Appliance Service and Repair, 746 2446, Black Jack.___

OAK FIREWCX3D for sale 752 6420 after 5.

SEASON HARDWOOD all types Delivery anytime. 746 3848.

SEASONED oak firewood lor sale. Call 752 8847 after 5,_

SOLID OAK FIREWOOD for sale Split and stacked, no tiller Call 752 4714 _

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ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS & AWNINGS

RemodelingRooih Additions.

C.L. Lupton, Co.

Present this coupon and save $5.00 off quoted price on any new pest treatment for roaches, fleas, mice, etc.

HAVE PESTS? I

I I I

$5.00

Offer expires October 29,1982

One coupon per treatment

EFIRDS PEST CONTROL

752-6440

HONE BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.

TOOOOlCKtNSON AV(

- p 0 BOX 820 GREENVILLE, NORTH CAHOUNA

Employment Opportunity

BUILDING SUPPLY SALES PERSON

Good Technical Background.

3 - 5 Years Experience

CONTACT: BOB DAIL

THESE CARS ARE PREOWNED...BUT

WBPMDmil

SHOP THE REST....BUY THE BEST!

1982 Cadillac Sedan DeVille

Silver metallic with silver padded top and leather Interior. Fully equipped with 60-40 split seats and wire wheel covers. Only 5,900 miles, one local owner.

1981 Cadillac Sedan DeVille

Medium blue metallic with leather trim. Fully equipped Including wire wheel covers. Only 18,000 miles, local car.

1981 Olds Cutlass Supreme

silver metallic with burgundy cloth trim. AM-FM radio, cruise control, rally wheels, 25.000 miles, sharp car.

1981 Chevette

Four door, dark blue exterior and Interior. 33,000 miles. Automatic.

1980 Fiat Spider Convertible

White with dark red interior. AM-FM stereo with cassette. 5 speed, 31,400 miles; sharp sports car.

1980 Chevrolet Caprice Classic

4 door. Gray with burgundy vinyl top and vinyl trim. Extras Include tilt wheel, cruise control, AM-FM radio, nice car.

1980 Cadillac Seville

Two tone blue with blue leather trim, fully loaded Including cassette. 43,000 miles, local one owner car.

1980 Pontiac Sunbird

Coupe. Beige with tan vinyl Interior, power steering. 4 speed, AM-FM cassette, local car.

1980 Fiat Strata Custom

2 door. Medium metallic blue with blue cloth Interior, 5 speed, AM-FM radio, 34,000 miles, local one owner car.

1979 Datsun 280-ZX

Medium metallic blue with cloth interior, AM-FM cassette, automatic, air, power windows, 54,300 miles, local car.

1979 Audi 5000

4 door. Silver metallic with silver blue interior, automatic, air, AM-FM cassette, cruise control, electric surwoof, 57,000 miles, sharp car.

1979 Cadillac De Ville DElegance

Medium blue metallic with white top and blue cloth Interior. Fully equipped with wire wheel covers. 34,000 miles,

1978 0ldsmobile98

2 door. Beige with landau top and tan vinyl Interior. Fully equipped. 56,000 miles, local car.

1978 Chevrolet Caprice

4 door. Beige with cloth interior, power windows, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM-FM radio, 45,000 miles, local car.

1978 Pontiac Grand Prix

Black with white landau top and white interior, bucket seats, piower windows, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM-FM radio, local car.

1977 Chevrolet Impala

Dark red metallic with vinyl interior. Power steering and brakes, automatic, air, 52,000 miles, local car

1977 Pontiac Grand Safari Wagon

Medium metallic blue with blue vinyl interior. Power windows, tilt wheel, Air, AM-FM radio, 64,000 miles, local car.

1977 Plymouth Volare Wagon

Bronze with vinyl Interior, power steering and brakes, automatic, air, luggage rack, local car.

1976 Pontiac Grand Prix

White with blue landau top and white Interior. Cruise, AM-FM tape, 71,000 miles, local car, good transportation.

1975 Fiat 128 Sport

White with red vinyl interior, 4 speed, 75,000 miles. Good transportation.

Dickinson Ave.

752-7111

Brown-Wood, Inc.

ANTIQUE 4 urdwer tash regisii Electric or hand cranked Ask 757 ,JJ80 ATARI VIDEO gam. buy. u;,ed Atan g,- .,, tiqn 7i8 9513 BRUNSvVICK SLA Tables. Cash disco- t ry

and installation 9i9.'63 .

CALL CHARLES TICE t ..1)01.3 tor small loads ot sand it,psoi'-.lod stone Also driweway wurk CARPET REMNANTS AND roll balantes Bring vonr measure ments fo Larry s Carpi-tI.md 3010 E ast 10th Stree*

CENTIPEDE SOD Can /SZ 4^/4 CLEAN CARPET last-, longt- lient a Sleatne^ |f cleans Defter Call l.arr/ s Carpefland. JO:- I Street. 758 2300 COPIE R 3M 457 Aboi $185 or bi-St otter W-.

758_0_8_ I 7

CRAFTSMAN MITER BOX a/,h 26 inch Kromedge miter ,.ia - ' ,ke new $50 75^:461

CROSl.Ey NK/ER frost retriqe-lor. 2 years oic table ..irul 6 -:iiai's stereo tor,'.ole, solid cassette.

AM FM radio -md re. ,jrd player Farly. Arnericati Iviiin bed odds and end-, Call Ub 4U?/

DIAMOND pendant m , s-756 5()/ jor 752 1)979 -'*ii FOR sale" iOt

Whilt- H-jur-.'St i-tit ,,,j

sell in any quant-ties Oyerton, 752 5i;25 FRUIT .REES, nit plants (jr.ipi -ics plant rt.atni ,-,i ,, q

Virginia i.iroe'il 4-i.-. copy 48 p.iq Pl.yn. 1 Catalog m color nr Waynesh.-ifo - Nor-.ei Wayriesbori VA ,'7080 FURNITURE, ele-.lnta hundreds ot us-.-d kitcliei doors z/indov/'s. rnntj heaters, van tics, com-sinks light futures. 12 s- t i-l-r d.jor -. lot', >

'i.)lv<igC -'7'.' Vei

Kinston, NC -)22 0806 GO CART 5r,(rser,(,A dilior $1/5 756 79 2

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Iipplios iuiiiet-. eater tub-lOtp boxf

COII

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ASSISTANT MANAGERS NEEDED

Express Way Foods, Inc. desires appiicatiid.:; from energetic individuals desiring an .ixciting career in a young but developing company

Experience in the convenience .store ot related retail industries preferred, but for motivated [lerson on-t.ne lOti training can be easily acquired.

We Offer;

Pay based on experience

Promotion opportunities Overtime pay Insurance plan

Paid vacation Inter-company contests Pleasant working conditions Secure positions.

All applicants should canta-t

JeffWagstaff 753-2568 between 9 a.m.-3,p.m Mondayjpriday

Since positions open up from time to time anyone wno has applied in the past is encouraged to re-apply

WASHINGTON ~;r MOTOR CO.,

INC.

4-424

1982 Chevrolet Camaro

Red bucket seats console air condition. AM-FM stereo, tilt whee'. crutse styled steel wheels. 6,000 miles stiii under warranty

1982 Chevrolet Camaro

2 door Sliver metallic, 6 cylinder, aulomallc, air, power windows stereo, 8,000 miles

1981 Honda Accord

4 door Aqua with aqua velour. 6 speefl. air condition. AM-FM stereo. 13.000 ac lual miles They still have a wailing list for this car new

1981 Olds putlass Supreme

2 door Copper beige landau roo' diesel air stereo

1981 Toyota Corolla

4 door Copper metallic 4 cylinder automatic air, AM- FM

1981 Pontiac Bonneville

2 door Light jadestone metallic light jadestone vinyl roof tilt wheel stereo air, wire wheel covers dneowne'i 1981 Datsun 280-Z

2 plus 2 Dark blue metallic GL package air cassette stereo 22.000 miles

1981 Chevrolet Corvette

T-top dark blue dark blue leather interior glass roof, tilt wheel, cruisc AM FM stereo with 8 frack. rear window detroster aluminum wheels Eagie GT tires

1980 Old Cutlass Supreme

2 door White V-b automatic tiM wh#ei cruise one owner

1980 Chevrolet Malibu Classic

4 door Medium blue 3')5 v 8 automatic, power steering and brakes air 4.000 miles

1980 Honda Accord

2 door hatchback beige 6 spee-t an. condition, AM-FM one owner

1980 Ford LTD Country Squire Wagon

White With woodgrain full power nine passenger 21 000 miies

1980 Olds 98 Regency

4 door. Medium blue, medium blue vinyl . lop, blue velour interior ii wheel cruise, power windows and door locks, power 6 way seals wire discs 1980 Honda Accord

2ddbr hatchback 5 speed, air AM FM. extra clean

1980 Olds Cutlass Supreme

2 door, beige saddle landau root bucket seats Lnsole, air stereo, Oldsmobiie Hoad wheels.

1979 Oldsmobfle 98 Regency

2 door. White, cranberry vinyl root, cranberry velour, lull power one owner

1979 Ford itD Country Squire Wagon

Green with woodgrain, saddle inienor full power, till, cruise 9 passenger, one owner, very clean

1979 Mercury Capri

3 door hatchback light blue, 4 cylinder automatic, air condition. AM-FM

1979 Buick Limited

2 door Light blue, blue padded vinyi root, blue crushed velour, lull powei tut, cruise. AM-FM stereo 8 track 30 OOO actual miles One owner 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix

2 door Light blue, blue landau root, bucket seats, console, stereo power windows, wire wheel covers

1979 Buick Riviera

2 door. Dark green, dark green landau -roof, saddle interior, full power loaded

1979 Cadillac Sedan De Ville

4 door. White with white vinyl roof, blue crushed velour interior, loaded

1979 Cadillac Sedan DeVille

2 door. Silver blue, silver blue vinyl rpol lull power, wire wheel covers

1977 Ford LTD

4 door. Light blue with dark blue unyl roof, automatic, power steering power brakes, air condition, 51,000 miles We sold It new

1977 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Landau

2 door. Black, black landau vinyl root, automatic, air. stereo. Monte Carlo aluminum wheels.

1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

2 door Dark Drown tan U"\dau v'^ roof air. stereo Raiiv M wht*t*is H' lires very clean 1977 AMC Pacer Wagon

light blue with 'woong^dtr' auinnaiu power stee^'ing powe' b'dKes stereo 5 iKXi actun miles one'-3wnt*'

1977 Olds Delta 88 Royale

4 door, (3a'k gree ' lqh{ vinyt 'of.

'very very c't-an hign )0<-k

like a new udMi's de a'.c

197b Chevrolat Monte Carlo

very clear Chevio e .-.r*' s

197b Dodge Aspen Wagon

4dfK>- Wtiiit 31, .' 8 ajt.m-diic puvie' stee''irQ riir one ownef

1976 Pontiac Grand Prix

' 2 rJooi Bikk vni' biuck vmyl i. .4 bucket seats conso'e ar .-.oniliti.Dr: AM-FM - stereo, nonevcomb wnee's very vqi-y clean

1975 Chevrolet Malibu Classic

2 defer heirdlOD whdf bidO vtnyt '. >ut auton,ati:. powe dRerirg jna brares air condition

1973 Olds Cullass Supreme

2 door Sliver y-t. air C.'-d'-

lion 2 owner ca' 50 000 actua: -niies

1973 Triumph TR-6 Roadster

Red, 4 speed 'res

sharr

TRUCKS

1982 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup

Shot'whe^- ha-qt

steertfiQ and L'-ikes ciiiiLF.'tffi.. .3' dttion AM-^M t'f ' ", w V

8 fxX at ija: At-i'e's ' , -i .. -.

1981 Chevrolel Silverado Pickup

' Shoi- Wh.-.;, niuf t.ij

wnilB 301- V 8 w>>- -,-e'ini: j.i't

brakes an nii-,. vi * / bo> > -n,

rally wheels I u'--per

31 OOt'Niiie-, VtTi

1976 Ford Ranchero 500 Pickup

White 30? V-8 dufomatir a' condition highmileag^ tunsgooo i ed right

1973 Chevrolel Pickup

Green has some'usl wne- runs

good

4 WHEEL DRIVE TRUCKS

1983 AMC JEEP

Renegade Black with red sinping black soft- top 6 cylinder, J speed ' chrome spoke wheels. w> i(W letter a terrain tnes aavcee annua' :a giveaway Oravu <i N.ive-nbP' i ' a. chase tic.ke- trom a-'v , Wasntr.qi, i Jaycee or from us

1982 AMC Jeep CJ-7

Laredo Burgun'c v with n^rdlup H ;;i bach Chaus, S spued am 'm stereo a the chrome 9 (lOC rlr shCAro.m condition

1890 Chevrolet Scottsdale

Short whee' base -i X 4 silver v-ti. automatic power steering anti braKf-.s air. AM FM radio, cruise rait.ywheeis

1979 AMC Jeep Cj-7 Renegade

Red,V-8 3 speed white spoke wheels

1979 Chevrolet Scottsdale

Short wheel pase 4X4 black v-8 automatic, power steering and brakes

1979 AMC Jeep CJ-5

Dark brown wijh gold sttipmy Renegade pa- kaqe. 6 c>lirider. 3 speed while-spoke wne-ils

1979 Ford F150 Ranger

Short AihAiFr ri,i,K 4 {'-'igf ,:r-

brow'i 'js- -/ - - . . .

wMtnf-,-. I ..

1975 AM-jxC

.and s!rtpe3 -V-M. _ 'v.-->'i: 44 (h) miles chrone spoke vs'heeis all- terrain tires

MOTORCYCLES 1980 Yamaha 400 Special II

30-The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N.C.Wednesday, Octobers. 1962

074

Miscellaneous

GRANDOPENINGSALE

Save up ip '2 and more on Hrt WATERBED OUTLET'S grand

opening sale 730 Gr^ville Blvd. next to P

=itt Plaza 1S5 RA2A.

GULBRANSEN PACEMAKER organ 2 manual, excellent condi tion Antique solid mahogany drop leat table 825 4391

have you TRID Furniture World? Greenville s furniture store with over 15,000 square feet of High Points finest furniture at everyday discount prices Terms available No money down with approved credit Stop by 2808 E astlOth Street 757 0451._

ITHACA 12 gauge single barrel slug gun, 160 Springfield 410 single barrel shotgun, $35^ ---

rounds of 45 caliber brass, 120 Gall 756 4894 after 5

PING PONG TABLE for standard size pool table All accessories. 135 355 6098 after 5 pm.___

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074

Miscellaneous

JUST RECEIVED 3 truckloads, ntique, new and used furniture. Household Items plus some unusual Items such as Speakers Podnj"': engineers drafting table, childs closet, kitchen and china cabinets, gun cases, etc Come see and save! -Our 5 buildings are running over. We must unload. W L Dunn & Sons, Antique Barn And Swap Shop, Pinefops. NC _

KING. 3-B TROMBONE A 1 condi tion. Mute, stand, accessories. 1500 758 7240 after 3p m.

MUST SELL Factory Clearance Clear span steel quonset buildings as low as 12.07 per square toot Write to Buildings. P O Box 5770, Savannah, Georgia, 31404 NIKKON FM Camera, black with Nikkor 50 mm fl.8 A1 lens. Like new 1175. Flash , 125 756 1773.

OIL SPACE HEATER with blower, 150 150 gallon oil drum, 125 280

gallon oil drum. 150. 746 6394._

ONE 4x8 trampoline and I. air hockey table. 753 5466._^

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Employment Opportunity

EXPERIENCED COLLECTOR-OFFICE CLERK

wanted for local collection agency.

For the right person this job could lead to management with profit sharing , for aggressive individual.

Send resume with photo,

$ .

and personal references to:

Collector

P.O. Box 2471 Greenville, N. C. 27834

MUSTBEBONDABLE

074

Miscellaneous

PITT COUNTY Farmer* Market, PiH Plaza, still iy>en. Shetled and unshelled butterbean*. 751-2335

SET OF COLLIER encyclopedia., tor sale. 2 sets of feattter pillows. 756 6684^_

SHAMPOO FOR FALLI Rent shampooers and vacuums at Rental

Tool Company.

SOFA, chair, swivel rocker Black vinyl and Wood. Terrific condition. 1150 Before 9 p.m., 758-0946._

SOFA 102 inches. Yellow-gold. Floral design. Quilted pillows on back and seat areas. Like new seldom used 1225 752 5283.

SOFA, 84" gold tutted, excellent condition. 1225, 2 matching chairs. 1125 each, Large end table, ISO

Berkline recliner, tan corduroy, recently upholstered, 1150. Call 758 4870 after 6 p m.

SPECIAL Irish potatoes $5 a bushel. Field peas pick your own 15 a bushel 756 2434

SPOT NAILS, 80, 16D, and finish. Call 752 5103after 5_

SUE KEPLER UPHOLSTERY

A large assortment ot fabrics FREE ESTIMATES Phone 758 6922_

TOOL BOX for Toyota truck New paint job. 756 4088

USED APPLIANCES in very good condition Many other items also. 758 0956 _

USED furniture for sale. 1211 South Evans Street, Monday Friday, 12 6._

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074

Miscellaneous

WALL PAPER Itock, fart^ brand names, all 1st quality, prepasted, vinyl coated. Large ssilec tioni startli * --

Larry.:

vinyl coated. Larpe sata. 4dlng at S 95 par *r~t^ol ys^roatland. 3010 E 10th

WHEELCHIAR told up ^ De^ tachable arm and foot rest. 2 year* old. 758 2V6

WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATOR

17.2 cubic foot. Frost trae. Excell^t condition S250. 5 piece Dinette suite. Excellent condition. 1125. Call after 6. 756 5809.

WOODSTOVE Clean. Excellent condition. Used 1 winter. S400. 758 5264 after 5 p.m.

1 DYN-O-MITE infant car seat with cover 1 Bobbymac Infant and toddler car seat with cover and sheild. 1 baby stroller with shade top. 1 baby walker. 1 baby crib with mattress Also baby clothes from sizes infant to 6X 746-2712._

1 TWIN BED Including mattress, sheets, NFL bedspread tains. 756 7325after 6p.m.

and cur-

10 X 10 FOOT TENT, 3 zip up windows. 135 752 1488 after 5 pm. 12X18 BUILDING, > 3 bath, be tor beauty shop, office, etc. $2200 firm. 746 4426,___

AM PROJECTOR, like negotiable. Call 756 8984.

new-

18 AAM

Price

1982 SINGER SEWING machine. Brand new. never been used Call 758 7841 after 6:30.

25" COLOR console TV, floor

model, on rollers, by Magnavox. in a Mediterranean style cabinet, jwith a beautiful pecan finish. You must

a uvauiiiui ww

see to appreciate at this price, 1350. like new 19 cubic foot refrigerator by Westinghoose with ice maker and much more, only *275, like new. 7560492 _

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074

Miscellaneous

3M "VOC" HI at 752-7111.

copier. $495. Call Bob

S' X r SPA for sale. Demonstration

model. Call 758 3857 after 5 pm.

8 DRAWER OFFICE Desk. 1 draw er for letter files. Wood formica top.Sias. 4 drawer beige filing cMinet 95 Both like new. 756-41 after4:

r VALLEY POOL table, new tcp. 8 pool sticks and rack. $300. 752-1^ after 5 pm.___

075 AAobile Homes For Sale

BRAND NEW DOUBLEWlOE for the price of the single. 48x24, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, loaded with extras Including beamed ceilings, storm windows, 200 amp total electric, frost free refrigerator, and much, much more.

$17,495

Delivery and set ufa Included. VA, FHA and conventional financing. Mobile Home Brokers, 830 West Greenville Boulevard. 758-0191.

COZY, comfortable 12x88 home, 3

bedrooms. 2 full baths, carpeted, air, kerosene heater, vinyl skirting, front and back stairs. Have to see it

to appreciate it. $5,500. Inquire to owner about payment. Located at Box 12, Lot 5C, Branches Estates, Highway 43. New Bern Highway. Come by anytime, best time after 4 p.m., Ronald Johnson._

FOR SALE 12X44. 3 bedrooms, 1 bath AAobile Home. 7524)840._

LOVELY doublewide, 24x52, 3

bedroom, 2 bath on approximately ^ acre lot, nicely landscaped. Close to mall and hospital. Central air and heat Call after 5:30, 758-4491. $34,900_

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HASTINGS FORD - GREENVILLE - HASTINGS FORD - GREENVILLE -

A-1 Value S

Youre Probably Driving Your Down Payment!

Up To 48 Months To Pay

Stock No. Model price

2599-A 1970 Ford Falcon .................................$995.00

2613-A 1974 Chevrolet Malibu One owner ..... $1295.00

4058'A 1976 Buick One owner.................. $2495.00

7015-A 1978 Ford Fairmont 30,000 miles.....................$3495.00

2652 1982 Ford Courier.....................................$5495.00

3316 1980 Ford F-100 Pickup................................$3995.00

4113-A 1979 Chevrolet LUV Pickup................. $3495.00

5058-A 1979 Toyota SR-5 Pickup..............................$3995.00

5032-A 1979 Dodge Utility Van ...........................$3995.00

5093-A 1980 Chevrolet Scottsdale Pickup.....................$5695.00

2612 1982 Ford Fairmont ..........................$6595.00

2647 1981 Ford Granada...............................____$5895.00

2653 1982 Mercury Lynx Wagon ................... $6695.00

4098-CC 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28......................... $5995.00

4107 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix............................. $2495.00

2656 1983 Ford Customized Van Loaded.................$17,500.00

2660 1979 Buick LeSabre Exceptionally nice..............$5695.00

2657 1978 Ford Fairmont Futura 43,000 miles..............$4295.00

2663 1980 Chevrolet Malibu Classic 4 door................$6495.00

2661 1980 Mercury Zephyr 4 door........................$4895.00

2669 1978 Chevrolet Monza $500 down with approved credit S3495.00

2658 1980 Chevrolet Monza ........................$4695.00

OUsmMk-Wwia

1208 W. 15th Sf.

All Cars and Trucks Locally Owned.

CARS

*1981 Toyota Corolla

Blue. 2 door, air condition, automatic transmission

*1981 Mercury Lynx

Silver/gray. Sspeed. loaded

*1981 Toyota Starlet Red. extra clean

*1980 Dodge Colt

Beige, automatic transmission, air condition

*1980 Toyota Corolla Wagon

Blue air condition, power steering, automatic transmission

1980 Pontiac Phoenix

White, 5 door, air condition, power steering, AM-FM stereo

1978 0ids88

White 2 door, blue landau top, wire wheels

*1978 Oids Cutiass Coupe

Blue, white landau top. extra sharp

'1978 Pontiac Bonneville

Blue, white landau top, extra sharp

*1978 Toyota Clica Coupe

Beige, automatic transmission, power steering, air condition, new tires

*1978 Volkswagen Rabbit

Beige, sunroof, champagne edition.

1977 Buick Electra 225

Silver, low mileage, very clean.

1977 Ford Mustang Red, sunroof, low pnce 1977 Chevrolet Malibu

Red. air condition, power steering, super clean

1976 Chevrolet impaia

Beige. 4 door, good transportation.

1976 Buick Century Blue, 4 door, real nice 1976 Datsun 280-Z Copper priced to sell 1976 Pontiac Trans AM

Burgundy, Keystone wheels, air condition AM-FM stereo with tape.

America's Used Car Company *

Tenth Street & 264 By-Pass

ASTiNG

Iford

758-0114 Greenville. N C 27834

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TRUCKS

*1981 Toyota Pickup Vz ton blue *1979 Dodge D-150 Pickup Beige *1979 Toyota SR-5 Pickup vztpn wnite 1978 Dodge D-100 Pickup

6 cylinder, automatic

*1978 Toyota Pickup Vz ton, yellow *1978 Toyota SR-5 Pickup

Vz ton, brown, AM-FM radio, tool box,

1977 Datsun King Cab

White, automatic transmission, radial tires

MOTORCYCLES

1980 Yamaha 850 Special

Extra chrome, super clean, 9.000 miles, two helmets,

Vehicle Available with 12 months, 12,000 mile Warranty.

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1208 W. 15'^ St. Washington, N.C.

946-9161 Dealer No. 6162

GREAT

UsedCarlUiesI

Slock No. Year-Make

P8177 1983 Ford Van

MAD-3795A 1982 Honda Accord

3693-A 1982 Toyota Scarlet

R-7057 1982 Toyota 4x4 Pickup

R-7068 1981 Toyota 4x4 Pickup

3267-A 1981 Toyota Clica Supra

MR7052 1981 Toyota SR-5 4x4

3083-A 1981 Toyota Tercel Liftback

MR7046 1981 Toyota Pickup

P-8162 1981 Mazda 626

P-7064 1981 Toyota Corolla SR-5

ALD-3740A 1981 Toyota Tercel

P-8172 1981 Toyota Corolla Wagon

R-7071 1982 Toyota Clica

P-8165 1980 Olds Cutlass

R-7050 1980 Toyota Truck

P-8143 1980 Pontiac Sunbird

P-8172 1980 Buick Skylark

P-8157 1980 Olds Cutlass

TE-3735A , 1979 Pontiac LeMans Wagon

R-7070 1979 Pontiac Trans-AM

TE-3780A 1979 Plymouth Champ

AI-3717A 1979 Chevrolet C-10 Pickup

TED-3729A 1979 Chevrolet Chevette

AL-3668A 1979 Mercury Zephyr

P-8171 1979 Buick Riviera

R-7060 1979 Toyota Corolla

3138-A 1979 Ford Mustang

3638-A 1979 Ford LTD

TE-3166A 1979 Buick Skylark

RN-3178A 1979 Toyota Pickup

P-8179 1979 Datsun 200-SX

3738-A 1979 Ford Mustang

P-8178 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix

RAD-3782A 1978 Ford Thunderbird

TED-3621 B 1978 Chevrolet C-10 Pickup R-7066 1978 Dodge Omni

3733-A 1978 Ford Thunderbird

P-8175A 1977 Pontiac Grand Prix

P-8164 1977 Pontiac LeMans

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109 Trade Street Greenville 756-3228

$300

CASH BACK ON ANY NEW TOYOTA TRUCK BOUGHT FROM STOCK.

Negotiate your best deal... then present this coupon for an additional *300 cash back. Use the *300 as part of the down payment, or take it with you in cash.

075 AAobile Homes For Sale

NEW mobll* hofn*. pnlj JW month. Call Tomnny

Only Siw.ao (Mr

...... , Williams or Lin

Kllpotrick at AzalM Mobila HonMS. 756- -

i-7ei5

NO DOWN PAYMENT on now homo* to Vetaran* and o4har qualified customer*. Call collect 9I9-7S6 0333. Conner Homes, Greenville

REAL NICE DOUBLEWIDE, lap siding and shingled roof, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. *2500 down and assunne 12% toan for 4 years remaining. Call 919-342 1442 or 7M-aM2.

REPO 70 X 14. 3 bedrooms. )>/i baths. Pay $495 down and assume loan. Call Tommy Williams or Lin Kilpatrick at Azalea Mobile Homes, 754-7SIS._

SAVE Quality satisfaction guaranteed. To see this home is to believe. Suggested retail $19,900. Now only $14.^3 VA, FHA, Conventional financing available. Only I home. First come, first and onty served. Come or call 753-2491. Brackins Mobile Home. 244 East. Farmvltl#

WHOLESALE PRICES on select homes to everyone. Prices will never be lower. Call Tommy Williams or Lin Kilpatrick at Azalea Mobile Homes. 754 7815.

12X44 VOGUE, washer/dryer, central air, underpinned, located at Highland Park. 7S2-42$4

1972 12x45 Fleetvwzod, 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, living room with extendo and sliding glass doors, carpet. 757 1590 after 4. _

1979 2 BEDROOM, 1 bath Need to sell at once. Assume loan. Call Robert, 754 7138 or Mark, 704 788 3573 collect._

1980 12x40 Brigadier, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath, partially furnished, kitchen appliances, washer/dryer, air conditioner included. $1200 and assumable loan of $150.38 month. 754 4758, 8 a.m. 4 p

1981 MARSHFIELD, 14x40, 2

bedrooms, unfurnished. Pay equity and assume loan. 752-9405. _

1982 FLEETWOOD, 12x40, 2

bedrooms, assumable loan. 1400 and take up payments ot $183. Call after 4, 752 4819. _

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076 Mobil* Home Insurance

MOBILE HOMEOWNER Irwrance at competitive rates. Smith Insur ance and Realty. 752-2754.__

077 AAuslcal Instruments

GibSON Les Paul guitar with casa 2 months old~ $450. 752-4803

HOFFMAN STRING INSTRUMENT REPAIRS The shop professionals prefer. Expert retinfshlng Complete restoration to custom set-up work. Gibson, Ovation, & Schecter war rantv center. Call 872-0447.

UPRIGHT PIANO $450. Good con-dltion. Call after 4PM. 754 2230. USED UPRIGHT PIANO Reflnlshed and cut down top with ^mirror. Excellent condltloo. Bench and music. $400. 758-1045._

078

Sporting Goods

BOY SCOUT FRONTIER backpack with rack. $45. Backpack with rack $25. 2-man tent with mosquito net. $35. 2 motorcyle helmets $15. 758-7240 after 3p.m

HATTERAS CANVAS PRODUCTS All types canvas and cushion repairs. Specializing In marine pro-58-0441. 1104 ~ *

ducts. 758-0441

I Clark Street.

NEW oveff/under 12 gauge, 24" Fias, vent rib, single trigger. $400. 758 1045. _ _

SCUBA GEAR: Scubapro and USD, 11000. Call 758 7240after 3p.m.

080

INSTRUCTION

JACKIE W AAARIN is offering private instruction In piano and voice all ages. Phone 758 7489.

082 LOST ANO FOUND

LOST SEPTEMBER 29. German Shepard. Color redish-black. Small reward offered. 754-0224._

It's so easy to find the items you're looking tor in the people's marketplace...the Classified section of this newspaper.

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085 Loans And Morti

yage^

NEED CASH, get a le^nd mortgage fast by phone, W buy mortgages a^ mcixial call tre* 1

929.__

SECOND MORTGA*

LOANS

to $25,000 for home Impro

debt consolidation or ny l worthwfiMa purpow. AtliltIc Equity Corporation. Talaphoo# No.

093 OPPORTUNITY

FOR SALE: County --business. Good location. 758

Tar^food 158 443^.

I to invest

INVESTORS that want to money, (sure investment) or foToan money at prime InterMt rate M^ly to Investors, PO Box ||14, Greenville, NC 27834 ^

LIST OR BUY your business with C J Harris & Co.. Inc. Financial & AAarketIng Consultants ^vina t^ Southeastern United States Greenville, NC 757 0001, rUghts 753 4015.

/3j-evi3-___

AA<X>RE & SAUTE R '* looking ^ a lull time Real Estate Broker foK|P sell their affordable Shared Eily Program" All inquiries shnuio have their NC real estate briers license, 1 years experience and me ability to sell and manage 6 tfans actions each month. Please con tact Joe Ward at 752 1010 tor your contldentlal Interview.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY Buy own, and operate your own brot itable business. Owner (ph tessional man) needs to sell 2nd business due to company transwr to other area Small but growing business with low overhead would enable active owner to pay hiWselt

a salary In excess ot *9,600 per year ' prowi ot

. '/

take over this growing and prof

plus an end ot the year pro From *15,000 to *30,000. Buyer may

itable business' Immediately by making small down payment Owner financing tor qualltied buyer. For additional information, call Harold Creech and/or J T Snowden, Jr. with The Marketplace, Inc , 752 3444

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Greenville's Finest UsedCars!

1982 Honda Magna 45

Motorcycle. 1866 miles.

1982 Honda Civic Wagon

Automatic transmission, AM-FM radio, silver.

1981 Honda Civic

5 speed transmission, stereo radio, brown.

1981 Toyota Clica ST

Automatic transmission, clean, nice car. white.

1981 Jeep Wagoneer LTD

Low mileage, like new.

1980 Olds Cutlass LS

Air condition, automatic transmission, navy blue.

1980 Honda Civic Wagon

Air condition, autcmatic transmission, stereo, luggage rack, one owner, 14,200 miles.

1980 Buick Regal

Like new, white, fully equipped.

1979 Honda Civic Hatchback

4 speed, air condition, stereo, one owner, 57,700 miles, white.

1979 Ford Ranger XLT

Automatic, air condition, cruise, camper shell, extra clean, red.

1979 Olds Cutlass Supreme

2 door. Power windows, air condition, automatic, console, bucket seats, stereo with tape, maroon and white.

1979 Olds Cutlass Supreme

Diesel. Power door locks, air condition, automatic, white with tan iandau roof, 42,0(X) miles.

BobBarbour

V()LV0A\K Jeep Renault

117 W Tenth St, Greenville 758-7200

1979 Ford Pinto Pony

4 speed transmission, air condition, extra clean, 28,180 miles.

1979 Plymouth Trail Duster

4 Wheel drive, enclosed truck. Low mileage, all options, like new.

1978 Olds Delta 88 Royale

2 door. Air condition, power windows, one local owner, 37,100 miles. Must see this one.

1978 Honda Civic Wagon

Silver, manual shift, very clean.

1978 Audi Fox

Blau Punkt cassette tape, air condition, clean, sporty car.

1977 Pontiac Grand LeMans Wagon

All options, reasonable priced car.

1977 Chrysler New Yorker

Low mileage, all options, like new

1977 Mazda GLC

2 door. Very clean, 63,725 miles, orange.

1977 Mercury Cougar Wagon

Woodgrain trim, power windows, luggage rack, only 46,000 miles, very clean.

1975 Ford LTD Landau

Power windows, power seat, power door locks, extra clean, maroon.

1973 Volv^ Wagon

Runs great.

1968 Datsun Convertible

Sports car. Blue. New top, sharp car.

Bob Barbour

3300 S. Memorial Dr. Greenville' 355-2500

095

PROFESSIONAL

ALL TYPES of mobll* home repair, heater service, reasonable prices Re

Budity's Mobile Home

75268W.

<epelr

CHIMNEY SWEEP GId Holloman North Carolina's original chimney sweep JS years experience working on chimneys arul fireplaces Can day or nighf. 7S3-3503, Parmville

FREDS HOME SECURITY system. Minuteman dealer for home securi' ly systems. Free installation with Spit it purchased from dealer Call tor appointment, 75? 53M

SOLARTEC Solar hot water systems. Expert installation guar anfeed 65% fax credit. Also dealers ed for this area. Call 758 1472 or Ison 743 2253.

needed

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100

REAL ESTATE

MOBILE HOME PARK Money maker. Goldsboro area. 3} arces. 20 mobile units and 3 framed dwellings Income S3000 monthly. Price low at $150,000. 778 5404

WANTED-one commercial lot. Approximately 150x200 in Grimesland city limits or near city limits. J D AAcCotter, 946 2148._

106

Farms For Sale

21 ACRE FARM 17.4 cleared, 7926 pounds, road frontage. Devel opment opportunity, reasonably priced. C J Harris & Co, Financial & Marketing Consultants, 757 0001, nights 753 4015

?l ACRES with 12 cleared. Near hicod School. 15 miles Southeast of Greenville. Owner financing available. For more Information call Aldridge & Southerland Realty, 756-3500; nights Don Southerland, 756-5260._

58 ACRE FARM Good road tron tage on SR 1753 and SR itio. 51 acres cleared, 6909 pounds tobacco, pond, 2 bedroom home. St. John's Community. Call for complete de tails. Moseley-Marcus Realty, 746 2166,

107

Farms For Lease

WE HAVE tobacco allotments for sale,- Call Carl Darden, Darden Realty, days 758-1983; nights and weekends 758 2230._

109 ; Houses For Sale

A KJSS AND CARESS will wake ' this ..sleeping beauty up. Nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick ranch home

features formal areas, cOzy den with access to screened deck, dou

I'ble garage and fenced backyard

* 8'j% VA loan assumption, no quali-ing, total monthly payments of

-$396.89. $52,500. Call Mavis Butts Realty, 758 0655 or Jane Butts, 756 2851._ ^

^ATTENTION FIRST homebuyers! _ If your income is substantial and _ credit is good, you can purchase "this new, passive solar contem "porary home with as little as $2,100 "down. You'll appreciate the styling "and wooded setting; fireplace In I "great room, 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 I ^baths, eat In kitchen with pantry, t'rdeck, breezeway to garage. $55,900.

I Cail Mavis Butts Realty, 758-0655 or 51'Elaine Troiano, 756-6346, or Jane T Butts, 756 2851.

[-COUNTRY RETREAT now reduced -to $69,000. Custom brick rancher on .1 acre teatures over 2400 square

. feet including all tormals, den with .fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 2 ceramic baths, covered patio, otfice. Owner .has written off many extras. Fed .eral Land Bank financing to quail , tied buyer. Call Mavis Butts Realty, 758 0655.

COUNTRY STYLE executive home, -extra great room, 4

bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 car garage, country porch plus many extras. $114,500. Also loan assumption available. Lily Richardson Reaity, - 752 6535 _

CUSTOM CONTEMPORARY with cypress siding. 3 bedrooms, 2',j baths. Wooded lot. Fantastic kitch , garage, 2 decks. Energy effl-inf Low $90's. 756 6145.

DONT MISS SEEING this 3 bedroom home with an 8% VA Loan

assumption. Payment approximately $240 PITI Century 21 B Forbes Aoencv. 756 2121

DON'T PASS THIS HOME buy. Delightful .2 story country style home offers beauty and conve nience, all formis, eat in kitchen with pantry, 3 bedrooms, (master has dressing area), 1' z baths, deck ''and fenced backyard. Loan ' assumption or 14lk% fixed rate -- (95% loan) to qualified buyer. -$59,900. Call Mavis Butts Reaity, 758 0655 or Elaine Troiano, 756-6346.

1* EASTWOOD A possible loan

assumption on this very pretty ranch home. Great room with ' fireplace, dining room, recreatlion ' room, three bedrooms, two baths, ' nicely landscaped. Call tor loan details. $64,900. Duffus Realty, Inc., 756 5395.___

. FARMERS HOME Brick ranch 3 .bedrooms, 2 baths, garage. Extra , kitchen cabinets. Large lot. Nice neighborhood. $39,500. /46 3161

FOR SALE BY OWNER Huge great room, 3 bedroom, 1'/z bafn, heat pump. Excellent neighborhood. $54,500. 9% loan if qualified. Call owner days, 752 3000. ornlohts 756 1997.

HOUSE FOR SALE OR RENT to

couple only with option to buy. 3 bedroom frame house. 1'/k miles from Grimesland on Black Jack Road. Call 753 3730 _

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WMl End Shopping Contor OpM Mon.-Frl. Till P.M. 0pmSat.TNI P.M. Tolophoiw 786-1371

109 Houses F(}r Sale

MEADOWBROOK 2 bedroom. Very nice. Large fenced in yard. Possible owner financing. Speight Realty. 756 3220 nloht 758 7741.

NEAT AS A PIN I Still time to enjoy the flowers and brick patio with outdoor barbecue that accompanies this lovely 3 bedroom, 1 bath home. Loads of extras including screened porch, 2 ceiling fans, like-new carpeting, range and refrigerator, detached garage with workshop, fenced backyard. FHA/VA financing available $39,900. Call AAavis Butts Realty, 758 0655 or Jane Butts. 756 2851.

OWNER FINANCING Four bedrooms, two baths, all formal areas. 2 car carport, corner lot. Priced to sell $69,900 Lily Rich ardson Realty, 752 6535

SERENITY PLUS CONVENIENCE offered In this well kept brick ranch home. Qualified buyer can assume 8''4% FmHA loan and have pay ments cheaper than rent! Living room with display shelves, spacious kitchen with pantry, 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, hardwood floors under carpet, carport and outside storage building. Call today to see it you qualify. $39,900 Call Mavis Butts Realty, 758 0655 or Elaine Troianb, 756 6346.

SUPERB TWO bedroom townhome. Excellent floorplan and it's abso lutely Immmaculate! Priced to sell at $47.500. Call Blount & Ball, 756 3000or Richard Lane. 752 8819.

10 MINUTES from hospital 1500 square feet, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, rustic den with fireplace, fenced yard. FHA assumable If qualified. Low $50's. 758 6387____

$100 DOWN PAYMENT

514 AAcKINLEY AVENUE

3 bedrooms, 1 bath home with new wall to wall carpet.

Open House Sunday, October 10 12:30pm to 1 pm only. Price, $21,000. Phone 1(919) 493 1158. L Exum, a participating broker in the sale of HUD Properties. Good credit re quired.

Equal Opportunity Housing

25'X30' HOUSE Must move. Good for renovation, shop, 2 car garage. etc. Avden, 746 2302

6-ROOM house and lot lor sale by owner. Approximately 4 miles from

Burroughs Wellcome, one mile_otf GreenvTlle-Bethel Highway.

752 6267 A good buy!

Call

111 Investment Property

IDEAL MOBILE HOME park sight, low development cost. 96 acres, all cleared, excellent location, city sewer/water available. 756 7417.

NEW DUPLEX Yearly re _ $6600 with assumable loan. Excellent tax shelter. $61,000. Aldridoe 8. Southerland. 756 3500.

113

Land For Sale

26 ACRES LAND Wooded. 6 miles east of Ayden on Highway 102. Moseley Marcus Realty, 746-2166

45 acres Surveyed and ready to go. Beautifully wooded lots tor mobile homes. Community water system. Will sell all or Individual lots. Financing available at low interest. 756 89<f3._

115

Lots For Sale

BA YTREE SUBDIVISION

Attractive wooded lots within the city. 90% financing available. Call 758 3421

EQUAL HOUSINGOPPORTUNITY

BAYWOOD, TWO ACRE lot Fi nancinq available. Call 756-7711. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED lot In Club Pines. 100 front foot. 758 0999 after6p.m.___

BELVOIR HIGHWAY Mobile home .lots. Excellent location. Speight Realty. 756 3220 night 758-

5pei(

7741.

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115

Lots For Sale

BklHEL HIGHWAY ACRE lot Well and septic tank. Speight Real-tv. 756 3220 nloht 7M 7741._^

CHOICE RESIDENTIAL lots Westhaven III and IV, Lynndale. Club Pines. Baytree. Preferred Prooerttes, 758 77W._

DUPLEX LOT off Hooker Road. Owner will finance. Discount for cash sale. 758 4276 weekdays only

EXCELLENT BUILDER inventory residentiel lots 10% owner financing available. Prices start at $9,000. Call Blount a. Ball, 756 3000.

EXCELLENT building sight, wooded, perked, water, reduced price, $6900. Call owner days, 752-3000; or nights 756 1997_

LARGE RESIDENTIAL lots. Hun tingridge. Highway 43 near hospi tal. Paved road, community water, owner financing available. 752-4139. Millie Lilley, Owner Broker.

LOT FOR SALE Greenwood For FHA and VA

rest. Approved by Restricted. 756 1307.

ONE ACRE LOT on Ram Horn Road, IV} miles from new fair grounds. Excellent location for a

iilace in the country, yet convenient o town. For more information contact Aldridge Southerland. 756 3500; nights. Don Southerland. 756 5260.

ONE WOODED residential lot for sale on Crestline Drive in Club Pines. 825 8381 days, 757 3203 nights.

STOKES 3 ACRES Owner financ Ing. Speight Realty 756 3220n1qht 758 7741.

VERY NICE WOODED lot in the country. Only minutes east Tot Greenville off Highway 33. This lot will make a beautiful home site. No city taxes. 758 0626.

5 ACRE TRACTS, two miles from hospital. Owner financing available. 752 4139. Millie Lilley, Owner Broker._

117 Resort Property For Sale

ATLANTIC BEACH Salter Path, N C , 12 X 60 mobile home,

excellent condition, furnished, re frigerator, stove, new air condi tioner and washer, includes 9 X 20 screened In porch overlooking the sound side. Use of private boat ramp. 3 blocks from ocean. $11,500. 975 2327.

RIVERFRONT COTTAGE, . 3 bedrooms, screened porch, north side Pamlico River. 100' pier, rustic, a lot of privacy. Call 756-0200. Dan Morgan.

100 FOOT LOT on Bath Creek just 40 miles from Greenville. Long pier already built and sandy beach. $42,5(X). For mor? information con tact Aldridge 8, Southerland Realty, 756-3500; nights Don Southerland, 756 5260._

120

RENTALS

LOTS FOR RENT Also 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes. Security deposits required, no pets. Call 758 4413 between 8 and 5. _

NEED STORAGE? We have any size to met your storage need. Call Arlington Self Storage, Open Mon-dav Friday 9 5. Call 756 9933.

YOU CAN SAVE money by shopping for bargains in the Classified Ads.

121 Apartments For Rent

Cherry Court

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouses with IV} baths. Also 1 bedroom apartments. Carpet, dishwashers, compactors, patio, tree cable TV, wasner-dryer hook ups, laundry room, sauna, tennis court, duo house and POOL 752 1557

CARRIAGE HOUSE Apartments Highway 43 south, just past Pitt Plaza. 2 bedroom townhouses all electric. Dishwasher, refrigerator, fully carpeted, cable TV, pool and laundry room. Call 756-3450 after SP M

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BARREL OF FUN INC. PART TIME EMPLOYEES

Needed to work in our new location at 200 East 5th Street in downtown Greenville. 15 to 20 hours per week. Only responsible persons that are clean cut and high school graduates need apply. Start at $3.65 per hour.

Come by the old Diamond Menswear store Tuesday, Oct. 5 or Wednesday, Oct. 6,9 AM to 5 PM, for application. See Ken Rushforth or David Jones.

WANTED

SHIFT DYER

Experience with jigs, jets and beams, familiar with knitted elastic fabric and shade matching. Small Eastern North Carolina operation. Excellent pay and benefits. Send resume to:

BRENDA BEDWELL

P.O. BOX 279 JAMESVILLE.N.C. 27846

121 Apartments For Rent 121 Apartments For Rent 121 Apartrrrents For Rent

AZALEAGARDENS

Greenville's newest and most uniquely furnished one bedroom apartments.

All energy efficient designed.

Queen size beds and studio couches

Washers and dryers optional

Free water and sewer and yard maintenance.

All apartments on ground floor with porches.

Frost-tree refrigerators.

Located In Azalea Gardens near Brook Valley Country Club Shown by. appointment only. Couples or singles. No pets.

Contact J T or Tommy Williams 756 7815

EASTBRCX)K AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS

327 one, two and three bedroom garden and townhouse apartments, featuring Cable TV, modern appli anees, central heat and air conditioning, clean laundry facilities, three swimming pools.

Office 204 Eastbrook Drive 752-5100

ENERGY EFFICIENT, 2 bedroom town houses available immediately at Doctors Park or Cannon Court Apartments. Call days, 758 6061

EXECUTIVE SUITES, 2 bedrooms, fully furnished. Brand new. Now renting by the week. $185 per week. 756 7755. _

FOR RENT: Duplex. Furnished. Great deal. $100 month. 752 1722_

GreeneWay

Large 2 bedroom garden apart-ments, carpeted, dish washer, cable TV, laundry rooms, balconies, spacious grounds with abundant parking, economical utilities and POOL Adjacent to GreenvHle Country Club 756 6869

DUPLEX for rent near hospital. 2 bedroom, IV} bath, fireplace, air conditioning, new. On SR 1204. Nights 757 3203, days 825 8381.

LOVE TREES?

Experience the unique in apartment living with nature outside your door.

COURTNEY SQUARE APARTMENTS

Quality construction,, fireplaces, heat pumps (heating costs 50% less than comparable units), dishwasti-'

er, washer/dryer hook ups, cable TV,wall-to-wall carpet, thermopane windows, extra insulation

Office Open 9 5 Weekdays

9-5 Saturday 1-5 Sunday

Merry Lane Off Arlington Blvd.

756-5067

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ARMY SURPLUS

CAMPING SPORTING

MILITARY GOODS Ovei 1000 Diderent llpms New and Used

ARMY-NAVY STORE

1501 S. Evans

KINGS ROW APARTMENTS

One and two bedroom garden apartments. Carpeted, range, re frigerator, dishwasher, disposal and cable TV Conveniently located to shopping center and schools. Located lust off, 10th Street.

Call 752-3519

NEW 2 BEDROOM duplex apart ment, 5 miles from hospital. No pets. After 4 p.m., 756 1821

NICE QUIET DUPLEX Carpet, appliances, hook ups, energy effi ciencv. 756 2671 or 758 1543.

OAKMONT SQUARE APARTMENTS

Two bedroom townhouse apart ments 1212 Redbanks Road. Dish washer, refrigerator, range, disposal included. We also have Cable TV Very convenient to Pitt Plaza and University. Also some furnished apartments available.

756 4151

ONE BEDROOM, furnished apartments or mobile homes tor rent. Contact J T or Tommy Williams, 756 7815

SHENANDOAH 2 bedroom duplex. Large private yard maintained by owner $280 756 2092 or 756 9271.

SHORT TERM LEASE $215 and $220. One monthly payment covers everything. 1 bedroom, furnished, cable TV, pool, laundry. Weekly rates from $63$125. Olde London Inn, 756 5555_

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

, The Happy Place To Live CABLE TV

Office hours 10a.m. to5 p.m. Monday through Friday

Call us 24 hours a day at

756-4800

TAR RIVER ESTATES

1, 2, and 3 bedrooms, washer-dryer hook ups, cable TV, pool, club house, playground. Near ECU

Our Reputation Says It All -"A Community Complex."

1401 Willow Street Office Corner Elm 8. Willow

752-4225

UPSTAIRS SINGLE apartment with private deck and enterance. Downstairs owner looking tor a working person or studious female student. You'll have to see the roomy rustic living room to appreciate It. Minimumable kitchen facilities. At $200 a month utilities are Included. Call Joe 758 6050 or 752-1755 after 6 p.m._

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WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton Co.

VILLAGE EAST 2 bedrooms. IV} bath, townhouse. Washer, dryer hookup. Call AAonday Friday. 9 5. 756 7711

WEDGE WOOD ARMS

2 bedroom. IV} bath townhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, washer/dryer hookups, pool, tennis court.

756-0987

122

Business Rentals

FOR RENT 12 stall auto shop (will modify). 120 Ficklen Streef Call Jack Edwards at 758-2616 or 756-5024.

127

Houses For Rent

CENTRALLY LOCATED, energy efficient, 3 bedroom house, 2 baths, den with fireplace, living and dining room, detached workshop. $450 month. Lease and deposit. 756 4410 or 756 5961.

HOUSES AND APARTMENTS in

town and country. 746 3284 or 524-3180 _

IN AYDEN 3 bedroom brich house, 2 bath, heat pump. $325 month. 746 6394 or 752 5167._

OAKDALE: 3 bedrooms, IV} baths, garage, $290. Lease, deposit, refer enees 756 5706.

SAAALL HOUSE FOR rent near campus. Prefer couples. Refer-ences Call 758 1737_

THREE BEDROOM, bath and a half, carport. 7 miles South on Highway 43. Call 599 7108

TUCKER ESTATES, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, all formal areas. Large kitchen, den with fireplace, $450 month. 756 6939.

TWO BEDROOMS, 2 baths, located in Ayden. $225 per month, lease and deposit. 746 4451._

3 BEDROOM and 2 bedroom houses for rent 756 4364 after 6, ask for

Donny._

3 BEDROOMS 1 bath, fireplace $275 per month. Call Steve Evans and Associates 355 2727 or 758 3338

3 BEDROOMS, Ayden, carpeted,

appliances, $300. 355 2220._

3 BEDROOMS, central heat, large yard, 1117 Evans Street. Call 7M 2347.

129

Lots For Rent

MEA(X)WBRCX3K AAobile Home lot. Wooded, brick porch and utility building. Private. Speight Realty 756 322(1 nloht 758 7741

MOBILE HOME LOT 6 miles from Greenville on Highway 33. Lot 100x100 Call after 4 p.m., 756 1821.

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MANAGER

For local convonlonc* store. Will be responslblo for total operation Including taloa, por-aonnol, Inventory, expenso control, end profit. Provioue management experience preterred. We offer a good starting ealary plus bonus potential. Reply to:

MANAGER

P.O. BOX 1967 GREENVILLE, N.C. 27834

The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Wednesday, October 6,198231 133 AAobile Homes For Rent ~f 135 Otfice Space For Rent

JOHNNY'S MOBILE Home Sales AAobile homes tor rent. Call 756 461L_

12' WIDE 2 bedrooms, furnished, washer, air, central heat, covered patio. No children, no pets. 752-5907

2 BEDROOM furnished. Located In Colonial Park. Call 758 6679

2 BEDRCX3M TRAILER Private lot. Highway 33 east. 758 1643

60 X 12 TWO bedroom, washer, air, $165 per month $75 deposit Call Tommy, 756 7815._

Shopping tor a new car? The most complete listings In town are found In the Classified ads every day

135 Office Space For Rent

OFFICE SPACE tor rent with receptionist and util"ies paid. Good location. $225 per month Call Bill Bowen at Century 21 Bass Realty. 756 6666._

SINGLE OFFICES OR SUITES Includes utilities and janitorial Chapin-Little Building, 3106 South AAemorial Drive, 756 77W.

SAAALL OR LARGE otfice suites for Reasonable rates including

rent utilities

and janitorial

Mlnges

Building. Evans Street. C/all Clark-Branch, Realtors 756 6336.

TWO ROOM or four room office suite. Highway 264 Business. Eco nomical. Private parking^ Some storage available. Call Connally Branch at Clark Branch Realtors, 756 6336._ _

Looking for an apartment? You'll find a wide range of available units listed in the Classified columns of to day's paper.

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OFFICES FOR LEASE Contad J T or Tommy Williams, 756 7815

138

Rooms For Rent

ROOMS FOR RENT; Weekly effi ciency, linen furnished, maid service once a week From $63 $70

Csr week. Close to bus route Olde ondon Inn, 756 5555

SHARE furnished 3 bedroom home with 2 other men, near college, businessman or serious student

referred (don't read between the ines, we are squares) 752 6888. or 752 7564 weekends or nights.

140

WANTED

STATIONARY exercise bicycle in good condition Call after 6 p.m 758 5924

142

Roommate Wanted

PROFESSIONAL female roommate wanted to share 2 bedroom house with fireplace $150 month plus ' 3 utilities Call 758 4)50

RESPONSIBLE roommate wanted $135 Plus deposit. David. 756 8040.

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AND VINYL SIDING

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton, Co.

752-6116

FOR SALE TO BE MOVED

Five room house, approximately 800 square feet, needs some minor repairs, located one block off N. Green Street on Pactolus Highway, Greenville.

PRICE INCLUDES HOUSE, $7 QCn MOVE AND FOUNDATION I

1. W. LANDEN & SONS, INC.

House Moving Contractors Day, 758-8575 Night, 756-4031, 7PM-9PM

Greenville, N.C.

Service Specials

Oil & Filter Change

M4.00

Includes up to 5 quarts of oil and filter for your late model Ford or Mercury. Others slightly higher.

Tune-Up Special

4 Cylinder ^28.10

6 Cylinder..31.90

Includes plugs and labor, all necessary adjustments, electronic engine analysis. Electron ignition only in late model Fords and Mercurys. Others slightly higher.

Winterize Your Car FREE Cooling System Check Call For Appointment

ASTING

Tenth Street & 264 By-Pass

Dealer No. 5720

758-0114

Greenville. N. C. 27834

The Real Estate Comer

82 CLOSE-OUT!

VTTT^

FREE GAS FORAYEAR!

Toyota East is closing out the '82s. The 1983 Toyotas are on the way, and we need to make room. So through this weekend, were making this very special offer.

Buy any. new 1982 Toyota car or truck, and well give you a year of free gas.

A brand new Toyota at the (dqse-out price, and free gas (or diesel fuel) for a full year.

An unbeatable offer. Now, at Toyota East.

Free gas offer is based on 12,000 miles a year of driving at the EPA estimated MPG for the vehicle purchased.

109 Trade Street/Greenville/7S6-3228

211 Beth Street

3 Bedroom ranch with 2 baths, family room, kitchen with dining area, wood stove and heat pump, below market financing available and priced to sell immediately at $63,500.00. Call Diversified Financial Services, Inc. (a subsidiary of Home Federal Savings) at 758-3421.

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62^0

MAKE AN OFFER!

TRANSFERRED MUST SELL WITHIN NEXT TWO WEEKS

8% Assumable Loan

4 Bedrooms 2100 Square Feet

622 S. Elm

Drive By, Take A Look!

Aldridge &

Alita Carroll Southerland

756-8278 756-3500

OPEN HOUSE

TODAY!

6 To 9 P.M.

TWIN OAKS TOWNS HOMES

103 DAVID DRIVE,

At The Intersection Of 264 By-pass And 14th Street

These luxurious towne homes have the unique feature of AFFORDABILITY:

Sales Price olS41,S00

Only 5% Down payment

' No closing costs > Low monthly payments

, WHY RENT? THERE IS AN ALTERNATIVE, SHARED EQUITY

See you at the Open House!

Moore &Sauter

758-6050

f' QUALITY MEATS

FRESH FROM THE FARM PRODUCE

LEAN TENDER BONELESS

FRESH

CHUCK

ROAST

RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS

FRESH GREEN

FRYERSII APPLES 11 LETTUCE

WHOLE

LB.

CUTUP

3 LB.

BAG

LB.

HEAD

HEAVY WESTERN BEEF BONELESS

CHUCK STEAK $,.9

HEAVY WESTERN BEEF CUBED CHUCK

LB.

STEAK M

SMITHFIELD '

BOLOGNA.

QWALTNEY 1ST GRADE SLICED

BACON

FRESH QREEN

1 LB. PKG.

$ |69

BEANS

39*

FRESH

BROCCOLI

LB.

BUNCH

FRESH CRISP

FRESH LEAN BONELESS

LEAN TENDER BONELESS

FRESH PORK

LUTERS ORIGINAL

STEWING BEEF i

SHOULDER

ROAST

BOSTON

BUTT

OLD FASHIONED

CELERY

FRANKS

$|69

$159

$119

KRAFT

ORANGE JUICE $159

HALF GALLON

SUNSHINE KRISPY

U-

CRACKERS brawny TOWELS

$|00

CHICKEN 0 SEA

1 LB. BOXES

$100

2 SINGLE

ROLLS

TUNA.

IN OIL OR WATER 6 1/2 OZ. CAN

VIVA

REDGLO

PAPER TOWELS I I TQMATOES

SINGLE ROLL

CRISCO

SHORTENING

DESIGNER

I DECORATOR 1

FAB

LAUNDRY DETERGENT $

303

SIZE

CANS

FOR

3 LB. CAN

LIMIT 1 WITH $10.00 FOOD ORDER OR MORE.

49 QZ. BOX

FOODLAND WHOLE KERNEL

CORN

FOODLAND

ICE MILK

3.3 $1

CANS

$|09

1/2 GAL.

a MISIN WIAH.bo^ 1

$155

PEAK

ahtifreeze:u*o^'

LIBBY A A C

CORN BEEF HASH . . 150Z.CAN

BRM

EMSCOM . . . . 48 OZ. BOTTLE

DUNCAN HINES

MAXWELL HOUSE

DOUBLE LUCK CUT

COFFEE

GREEN

BEANS

CAKE MIX

PILLSBURY BUTTERMILK

KEEBLERZESTA

CRACKERS.

KEEBLERCLUB

CRACKERS.

2 LB. BOX

PKG.

LYSOL DEODORIZER

CLEANER.

I SCHlil. .sM lWMIi(lgIptK"i3

99 miTZJi BisniicK.

BISCUITS

40Z. CANS

PER PKG.

LYSOLSPRAY

DUNCAN HINES SUGAR

FOR

$|00

AT FOODLAND

40 OZ. 9 1 BOX I

$149

DUNCAN HINES

BLUE BONNET

12 0Z.CAN

^ ^ - DUNCAN HINES BLUEBERRY.

M WFFIIIK.'is;*Illllll*IHEIIIX.K*rill6l[. IS'l"

DEAL NO 44494

SCM8 35'

WiTH THIS COUPON WHEN YOU BUY THE 1 LB. CAN OF

$333

WFTH COUPON

FOLQERS INSTANT

COFFEE . 80Z.JAR

FOLQERS

COFFEE

.octmehi.uml. ss<

13 OZ. BAG

$ |95

12 0Z.CAN

COUPON

ARMOUR

TREET jgc

' COUPON

PILLSBURY SELF RISING OR PLAIN

FLOUR

MORTON BEEF, TURKEY OR CHICKEN

8 0Z. ^ BOXES wFOR

fwiwniun occr, lunrvc

POT PIES.

PET RITZ

PIE SHELLS ....^309*

BIRDS EYE

COOL WHIP....

8OZ.

PKG.

COUPON

PETER PAN SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY

PEANUT

BUTTER

COUPON

DUKES

5 LB. BAG

ORIGINAL OR PUNCH

Limit 1 With $10.00 Additional Food Order Or More & This Coupon. Expires October 9, 1982.

Limit 1 With $10.00 Additional Food Order Or More & This Coupon. Expires October 9 1982.

5-ALIVE JUICE.

I MORTON

HONEY

0Z.

CAN

BUNS.....

BOX

18 OZ.

JAR _

Limit 1 With $10.00 Additional Food Ordor Or More & This Coupon. Expires October 9,1982.

MAYONNAISE

32 OZ. JAR

Limit 1 With $10.00 Additional

Food Ordor Or More & This vj J

Coupon. Explroe October 9,

1982.

SHOP-EZE

WEST END Shopping center

OWNED & OPERATED BY SHOP-EZE FOODSTORES, INC. WANAGER-MELVIN WHITLEY MONDAY-SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 9 P.M SUNDAY 9 A.M.-6 P.M VISIT OUR DELI FOR daily LUNCHEON SPECIALS

SPAINS

1414 CHARLES BLVD. OWNED & OPERATED BY ALTON SPAIN MONDAY-THURSDAY 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRIDAY-SATURDAY 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. CLOSED SUNDAY

Quantity Rights ReservecPJone Sold To Dealers. We Will Gladly Accept USDA Food Stamps & WIC Vouchers. Prices Effective; Grocery, Meats, & Produce:OCTOBER7"*,8"', AS'", 1982

YOIR NEIGHBORS AT

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Wednesday, October 6.198833

The Saving Place

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Store Hours

Mon. Sot.

9:30 9

Assistant Manager's Sale^

Our Reg. 97-

Black Pepper

4 oz. container

Notebook Paper

200 count. Wide ruled with margin.

2.17

Our Reg. 2.94

Nestea

3 oz. jar of instant iced-tea mix.

? A

Puritan Oil

100% pure vegetable oil. 16 oz. jar. Limit 2.

1.17

Northern Napkins

Pkg. of 250-1 ply 12x13 1/2

paper napkins.

3.27

Our Reg. 4.77

Trash Can Liners

Pkg. of 50-1.5 mil. plastic liners. 20-30 gal. capacity.

Your Choice

Our Reg. 91'-1.58

69^

Pkg.

PInstic Foam Plates

20, IOV4" crimpartmented or ilaln.

1.97

Butterfingers

1-lb. fun size.

2/1.00

Delta Paper Towels

125-9x11 strong, absorbent towels per roll.

Ea. 22s Yds.

8i?'1

Our Reg.

20c Ea. Colorful Polyester Thread

Strong polyester thread in 0 rainbow of colors. Save

Ea. 8x9.5 Limit 2

Scotties' Facial Tissue

200, 2-ply tissues Save!

Coca-Cola^

and

Pepsi-Cola

Products

2 Liter Bottle Limit 6 Per Customer

Waldorf^

Toilet

Tissue

4 roll package of 1-ply 4.5x4.4" sheets Save.

9.97

Our Reg.15.47 4-tler Shelving Unit

Multipurpose shelving unit Metal, 12x36x61

m Our Reg. 77C Jobe's^ Houseplont Spikes

Pre-measured plant food )ikes feed for 60 days

12'/4x14x5

2.97

Our Reg.

3.88

Twin-sink Dish Drainer

Protects sink and dishes. Strong, cushion-coated.CLOSE OUT SPECIALALL PATTERNS REDUCED FOR CLEARANCE

MANUFAaUREkS LIST PRICE

K-mart^'

SALE PRICE

95*

$1.00

$1.15

$1.25

$1.35

$1.50

$1.75

$2.00

$2.25

$2.50

$2.75

$3.00

$3.35

$3.50

$4.0025'

25'

30'

35'

35'40'

45'

50'

60'

65'

75'80' 90'

95'

$1.00

McColla ond Simplicity PgWTna CLOSEOUT

Your Choleo of Bookcosot Ook-look finlah bookcosot In opon or sliding door stylo.2/1.00

Campfire

Marshmallaws

Mb.* bag white marsh mallows Great for toasting! Save at K mart.

I Application

2.64

Nice n Easy- Hair Calar

Shampoo in. All shades

Dermassage

Dishwashing lotion with protein protection for hands. 22 oz.

17.97

Arvin Electric Heater

Fan forced automatic electric heater with safety tip-over switch. 1320 watts.

Te$t9V

Transistor

Batteries

Here

Easy-to* read Gauge

Testl.S'V,

AA, C 'n D Batteries Here

Test Larger Batteried Here

3515

hup To Get Meter Reading

5.87

K marts Battery Tester

tX>n't guess about your batteries running down. Convenient!

Our Reg. 4.17

Fluarescent Plant Light

4', 40-W light helps indoor plants to thrive.

Our Reg. 1.36

Impraved Liquid-plumr

Super drain opener 32 oz *

FI oz

USTERINf

amtimptk

*VMtUJOrt

ONCOWtMJ

'sz'ss.rst

2.47

Sale Price Listerlne Mauthwash

Save on big 32-oz, size. Kills germs on contact!

24.88

High PHe Blanket Thraw

Acrilan acrylic/polyester. Design choice. 60x80''.Fall Fashion ShowSaturday, October 9th 2:00 P.M.

See the latest in fashions at Kmarts low, low discount prices. We will feature our up-to-date fashions from womens apparel, mens and boys wear, fashion accessories, shoes and sporting goods clothing.

Refreshments will be served Saturday. AlsOy register* on Saturday to win:

1. $50.00 Kmart Gift Certificate

2. $30.00 Kmart Gift Certificate

3. $20.00 Kmart Gift Certificate

4. Kmart Popcorn Popper

No purchaw necessary. Need not be present to win.

Assembled & Unassembled

20*/<

OOff

All Bicycles In Stock

Unassembled bicycles good while supply lasts

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The Saving Place

Fashion Show

Sat. Oct. 9 2:00 P.M.

Featuring the latest fall and winter styles from:

Ladies/ Mens Apparel Shoe Dept. Fashion Accessories Sporting lioods

Not AtatabtmSmoimKman- Siofoi

Our Reg. 27.97, Men's great-looking ski jackets with nylon taffeta shell, nylon taffeta lining, soft polyester filling. Knit or elastic cuffs and waist keep out cold. Color Choice : *18

Our Reg. 22.96, Misses' ski jackets mean high style fn low temperatures' Warm nylon jackets feature stunning detail: piping, contrast colors, quilted effects, more *18

Ski Jackets For The Whole Family

Our Reg. 24.97, Boys' ski jackets. Nylon taffeta shell and lining,

polyester fill. Knit dr elastic cuffs, waist. Sizes 8-18..........*15

Our Reg. 14.96, Girls' ski jackets, warm as they are pretty.

Many styles: bikes, blousons, hooded. Nylon. Sizes 4-14.....*11

Our Reg. 23.97, Toddler Boys overcoat of corduroy and shell with fur lining.................................... $20

Our Reg. 14.97

Our Reg. 15.97

11.88*12

Velour Shirtf For Men

Classic vee-neck shirts in comfortable cotton/ polyester. Great colors.

Mens Rustler Jeans

' Soft, yet rugged, blue cotton denim. Leather patch on back waistband. Save

Our 10,96, Full Figure Pants, Sizes 32-40, $8

Our Reg. 6.96 Misses Pointelle'Sweaters

Lovely styles, colors. Acrylic.

MO Our Reg. 12.96

Misses Striped Blouses

High Fashion in cotton blends

Our Reg. 9.96 Pants Of Fortrel Polyester

Celanese Fortrel polyester.

Our 10.96

Ladies full figure. .......$8

Nylon, Cotton Panel

1.33

Awoke Support Ponty Hose

Nylon/Lycra

, spandex.

SEMSE

Misses'

P/M

MTA

Cotton

Panel

1.58

S,M,L in Mistone

Ultra Sense'** Panty Hose

Regular or control top. Save.

197

Control Top Panty Hose

Nylon/Lycra spandex

Our Reg. 2.97, Queen, 2.27

y h 'Y

Your Choice

QQ Our Reg. OO 3.68-3.96 .

Misses Bras, Sport Briefs

Easy-care bras in 34B-38C. Soft-confrol briefs in sizes M-L-XL.

Solid Colors Screen-print Designs

4.44

Our Reg.

5.96

Misses Novelty Dorm Shirts

Sleepwear of brushed acetate/ nylon or cotton/polyester knit.

2.22 Our Reg.

TuiHeneck Tops For Girts

Cozy spun polyester, Sizes 4-6X,

Our 3.77

Girls Sizes 7-14......2.88

Our Reg. 8.57

Girls Cotton Blue Jeans

Embroidered, novelty styles. 4-6X

Our 9.96

Girls Sizes 7-14 /.SO

7.88

Misses Classic Coordinated Separates

Build a beoutiful foil wordrobe with these fashion favorites. Solid-color or print blouses coordinate with pants, skirts and jackets. Classic, tailored lines are always in vogue. In easy-care polyester. Shop and save now at Kmart!

Each

Special

Purchase

Our 5.97 Boys' Our 7.96 Mens

$4 $y

Wgll Stylod Flonnal Shirts Look And Faal Great

Soft cotton shirts in an array of plaids, with taibring that never goes out of style. Button cuffs; shirt-tail bottom. Men's sizes; Junior boys' 4-7

While quantity lasts!

1.27

1-Gallon Shrubbery

Choose from a large assortment of beautiful greenery. r

Our Reg. 1.97

1-Gallon Azaleas

5.97

Large Fruit Trees

While Supplies Last

No Rolnchock*

Aluminum Chaise Furniture

No Roinchocki

Good While Ouanties Last

NoRoinchecks

# # 2.07

Mulch Film

For weed'free gardening and landscaping.

Our Reg. 8.97

3.97

Super K-gro

Weed control with lawn fertilizer 20 lbs.

Limit 4-No Rainchocks

Our Reg. 1.57

Aglime

Pulverized limestone reduces soil acidity. SO lb. bag.

75%

Selected Building Material Items

While Supplies Last-No Rainchecks

9.88

Our Reg. 27.88 Hose B Reel System

High strength hose winds into sturdy storing case Good While Supply Last No Ralnchacki

ENERGY SAVER

4.97

Our Reg. 5.97

Plastic

Sheeting

Heavy duty 4 mil. clear plastic sheeting. 10'x25',

Our Reg. 11.97

5,00

Chaise Pad

Tufted reversible duck

Urethane foam-filled

8 Only ToSell

No Roinchocks

The Saving Place

/AELsm/c/

Our Reg. 9.97 Your Choice

Mens, Women's 5-function Watches

L.C.D. Gold tone or chrome Boxed

GOLD SALE!

50%

Off Our Regular Low Prices

Dazzling 14-kt. Gold Jewelry

A stunning selection ot chains, bracelets, earrings, charms and script initials, all in lovely 14-kt, gold. 14-kt. gold cubic zirconio earrings, pendants, too.

Save 3.47

6.50

16.88

110 Pocket Camera With Built-in Flash

Built-in electronic flash; uses drop-in cartridge.'

'Not included Botteries not included

Our Reg. 9.97 Pr.

Womens Leather-look Step-ins

step into comfort and style with Fascinators. Pintuck moc-toe casuals of sturdy polyurethane with full tricot lining, vinyl insole. Special weekend savings!

Twln-pock 600 High-speed Color Land Film, 14.47

Totol Of 20 exposures

42.88

K mart'

Sale Price

FacUy .iO 00

Rebate IWaWW

32.88

Your Net Cost After Factory Rebate New Polaroid' 640 Sun* Camera With Built-in Flash

Perfect photos made simple with fixed focus Save now.

BeboteJirnited to manufacturer s stipulation

THE ALAN PARSONS PROJECT

EYE M the SKY

VOYEUR

MuJuitl Mc^boHcdA

LORETTA LYNN Making Love From Memory

Twln-pock Time-Zero Film, 13.97

Tolol Of 20 exposures

Convenient Sun Camero Bog, 3.77

Yme-Zero

Supercolor

ALBUMS OR TAPES

6.96

SOME TITLES NOT AVAILABLE ON 8-TPACK TAPE

32.84

Polaroid' Time-Zero OneStep Camera

No focusing, fully motorized. Supercolor film Savings

88.87

Eureka Upright Vacuum Cleaner

6-position Dial-A-Nap adjusts tor deep cleaning. 3-position handle. Save now,

Our 21.67 Tool Set At No Extra Charge With The Purchase Of Vacuum Cleaner 626/60. This Sole Only

74.87

Eureka Canister Vacuum Cleaner

Powered tor deep cleaning and styled tor ease, mobility, convenience.

38.88

HS-15

Edge A Comer Kleener 74:87

Canister Vacuum 617 Comet With A Removable Tool Caddy And Cleaning Accessories

Dual Edge Kleenei 8.87

24.97 38.88

Cassette Player/Recarder

Fult-function recorder with 3" speaker. AC/DC.*

Bdtteriei not included

Steppin' Out 2 Sterea

Speaker system tor cassette players, radios.

The Saving P/ace

Store Hours: Mon.-Sot. 9:30-9 Prices Good: Wednesdoy-Soturdoy

assistant

managers

sale

(^nhi0^

I336C

159.97

#870

249.97

159.97r'. 249.97^.

30/30-cal. 336C Lever-action Rifle Model 870 Vent-rib Shotgun

With 6-shot capacity, micro-groove With pump action, chambered for 2%" barrel, deluxe sights. Walnut stock shells. In 12 or 20 gauge. Right hand,

*K rftart.FKMrms and

Ammunition Poitcy

F>re*rmi arxl mmuniliOn ere Mill

m itnct compt>anof imth Fed*f*l Statt and lo^ iwt All purcfUNti be picked ue >n ptfton FufchJtef of iiftarmi muii be a rtiidtnt oi Stale >0 wkich firaarms

Save *20

INSTALLATION AVAILABLE

68.88

Each

Our Reg. 88 88 Choice of AM/FM 8-track Or Cassette Stereo

/\/ith original equipmer't stvlmg Both feature 2-way balance local/distance switch illuminated dial and more Each "IS designed to fir manv cars and tight trucks

31.97

Pr.

Your Choice Sale Price

Choice Of Coaxial Car Speakers

6x9 or 5% round speakers feature built-in tweeter, 20-oz magnets Handles up to 50-watts output Save'

(^Blacks Dehker.

15.44

Sale

Price

Black And Decker 12-V Car Vac

This compact yet powerful vacuum runs off your car's lighter. Features a reuseable bag upholstery brush and crevice tool.

Sporting ; ..qGldr Goods '

Dept

Save $5

Our Reg. 28.97

23.97

Insulated Hip Boots

Quality rubber waders with knee harness, cleated soles and heels. In a wide range of sizes

Save $5 CKIDDX)

Our Reg, 15.97

10.97

Fire Extinguisher

Multi-purpose, rated effective on all common classes of residential fires. U.S.C.G, approved.

^KWOi i: MlTin'imi

nuinmciisin

I lOME

Save 30%

6,88

V4-drive Socket Set

16-piece set meets Federal Rockwell Hardness test

ir\

ililV

Our Reg.

9 f 12.88

12-volt Fog Lamp Kit \

Pair of amber lamps, connectors, toggle switch

Our Reg.

Hi 1.87 Wynn'sPower Steering Fluid

Handy 12-oz * reusable bottle for all steering units.

1C ^ Our Reg.

9 # 2 27

Marvel Mystery Oil

Add to gas or oil. Helps improve engine performance.

Sporting

Goods

Dept

Our 2.22-2.27

Carryout Our Reg. 13.97

10.97

Radial-tuned Shocks ^

For many U.S. cars, designed for most tires.

Battery Or Lantern

Choice of 6-V, spring-type battery or rust-resistant lantern for general-purpose use.

Let Mk Tike Cere Of You

K mart-Sale Price Less Factory Rebate

4.27

-1.00

Your Net Cost m

After Factory ^ ^ /

Rebate

Federal Small Game Load Shotshells

Color-coded sriells for small gome in 12 or 20 gouge, 6, Th or 8-shot 25-round box of robbit/squirrel or dove/guoil load 3'/* Dowder dram, 2V4" Save now at K mart*.

K mart

Sale Price Less Kmart Mail-in Rebate

SIZES

REG.

SALE

F.E.T.

B78xl3

50.97

38.97

1.79

E78xl4

57.97

46.97

2.08

F78xl4

60.97

48.97

2:26

G78xl4

63.97

49.97

2.42

G78xl5

66.97

S1.97

2.45

H78xlS

69.97

53.97

2.66

L78xl5

73.97

55.97

2.89

Your Net Cost After K mart Rebate

18.88

FIBERGLASS BELTED WHITEWALLS

Our Reg.

47.97

A78X13

Plus

F.E.T.

1.67

Each

33.97

Mfr. Treadwear Rating 100' - Est. 30,000 Miles

Mtr I'eddweoi rating based on U S Dept ot Iionspoalion s Unilotm tire Quality gtoding system

MOUNTING INCLUDED - NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED ALL TIRES PLUS F.E.T. EA.

limrtedJMonthFfo iepiocemenf limited 4th 48th Month Prorete Adiuirmoet iWd^rranty

Our Reg. 58,88

LiR

W Exchange 4B*month Battery Installed

Maintenance free Sizes to fit many U S and foreign cars. It. trucks Top, side-terminal styles

TV Special On Sale Thru Oct. 17,1982

Heavy-duty Muffler Installed

Double wrapped and zinc coated to help protect against rust out. Sizes to fit many U.S. automobiles and light trucks

Singie unii systemt excluded Addiliondi ports services extra Retxiie limited to K matt s stipuiotion

Sale Price

69.88

Ball Joints And Alignment Service

For many U S, cars. Foreign cars excluded.

Replace upper or lower ball joints

Align front end K care safety check

Chrysler products end Cdrs with 1-piece bdii loint and control arm assembly highei Additional ixirts or services ore extra

Our Reg. 19.97 g

14.97

Roomy Footlocker

30-inch footlocker; corner clamps add reinforcement.

13.99

Oil, Lube, Filter

Service for many cars and light trucks. Save.

Includes oil change (up to 5 qts, of Kendall multiviscosity Motor Oil)

Install 1K rriart oil filter

Chassis lube (fittings extra)

labor mciudeO

Addilionol ports, services extra

Save 2.00

Our Reg. 8.97

-97

Cotton-duek Hunting Veit

Game bag, pockets, shell loops.

Our Reg.

.97

Camouflage ShK

Camouflage-colored, cot-ton duck pants and jacket.

aifca^ouj ii.v.ffwiiesaay, uciouerD, iww.^nheuser-BUsch Says Beer Boycott Isn't Working

ByERICNEWHOUSE Associated Press Writo-ST. LOUIS (AP) - One month after Operation PUSH ^ announced a national boycott of Anheuser-Busch, the worlds largest brewery says the campaign Isnt working.

But the Rev. Jesse Jackson, head of the self-help group, says, The word is out across black America that Bud is a dud and that you drink something else.* Anheuser-Busch disagrees. We havent been able to detect any effect of the boycott, said Wayman Smith III, a vice president for the brewery that markets Michelob, Budweiser Light and Busch beers. Were still making the same amount of beer and selling the same amount of beer.

In fact, were having record sales," he said. Were not sure if the boycott is hurting us or helping us.

The dispute started in August when Jackson, head of the Chicago4)ased organization, came to St. Louis and proposed the national boycott, charging that only one of the companys 950 distributors was black and ' two were Hi^^c.

On Sept. 3, Anheuser-Busch announced a $5 million grant to train minorities to become distributors. The grant, the company said, had nothing to do with the threat of a boycott by PUSH, an acronym for People United to Serve Humanity.

The following day, Jackson announced the boycott. He accused the brewery, as well, of attempting to discredit him.

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blacks are concentrated in the lower positkms and their employment does not reflect reciprocity.

Anheuser-Busch is lacking in 4ciprocal trade with the Wack community, he said, "niey claim they reinvest between $40 million and $45 million in the black community annually, but we doubt these figur^.

Much of the dispute stems from another boycott 13 years ago.

In 1969, the Congress of Racial Equality asked its members to shun Budweiser to protest Anheuser-Buschs record of hiring blacks. At that time, minorities accounted for less than 3 percent of the companys more than 5,000 employees.

The next year, the company adopted an affirmative action program. Minorities now make up 18 percent of the companys nearly 14,000 employees.

Most of the minority employees are hourly workers, but the company says 17.5 percent of its technicians and 9.6 percent of the managers are minorities.

The company also instituted a minority purchasing plan, which will do an estimated $18 million business this year. And it puts $10 million into minority banks and $7 million into advertising with predominantly black media.

Excluding its payroll, Anheuser-Busch does an estimated $50 million business a year with the black community, said Smith, one of the companys two black vice presidents. The company made a profit of $217.4 million in 1981 on sales of over $3.8 billion.

Brewery officials point out that they are already doing more than the target figures called for in PUSH contracts with other industries. Coca-Cola signed a one-year $30 million contract, while Seven-Up agreed to a five-year commitment to put $61 million into the black community. Heublein Corp.,

which owns Kentucky Fried Chicken, had previously ac-cq)ted a five-year $60 million pact.

So far, few black groups have endorsed the boycott.

Anheuser-Busch is the last company in this country that I would want to see pressured on behalf of the black community, said

William Douthit, president of the Urban Lea^ of Metropolitan St. Louis. ...Busch has done hundreds of things for the black community on its own without any push from anyone.

Regional directors of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People met several weeks

ago in New York and decided the organization would not support the boycirtt.

The NAACP does not have a campaign against the Anheuser-Busch Co., nor have any of its (1,800) units been authorized to form coalitions with other groups for that purpose, it said.

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National Urban League.

We accept the concept of boycotts in general, Slaten added. However, we feel that PUSH has made a gross error in judgment in terms of targeting Anheuser-Busch.

Two of the three major black newspapers in St. Louis have opposed the boycott and criticized

Jacksons approach. Jackson has sued one of the papers, the Sentinel, a weekly, for $3.3 million.

We have never filed a libel suit before, said Jackson. But in this case, the charges of kickback and extortion are clearly libelous and designed to discredit us with the black community.

WASHINGTON (UPI) -The average American housewifes homemaking services are worth $8,500 a year, a new survey shows.

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NEW YORK (UPI) -Students getting Veterans Administration education payments should allow at least four weeks from the time their enrollment certificate is sent in until their first payment arrives.

If a student feels the initial payment for a school term is late, he or she should check with the school to see when the certificate was mailed, according to the VA Office of Public and Consumer Affairs, in New York.

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By JOHN M DOYLE Associated Press Writer RICHMOND, Ind. (AP) -At Earlham College, a Quaker school where students can major in Peace and Global Studies, officials are coming to the aid of young men who refuse to register for the draft

Earlham College is a Quaker institution which has historically witnessed to the cause of peace and conciliation," school authorities said in a recent statement on draft registration Right now they are helping Mike Frisch, a 20-year-old economics major from East Chatham, NY, who decided two years ago he would not comply with the law The school, located on 600 acres of rolling woodland near the Indiana-Ohio border, is backing Frisch because 'we want to support people who make a difficult decision after careful examination of their conscience, said Earlham President Franklin Wallin.

We re not doing this for people who forgot to register or were too lazy to do so, he said. This is just for people who are doing it as a matter of principle.

The school says it will make up any federal aid a student loses because of failure to register for the, draft provided that the students "actions are based on matters of deeply held belief and

conscience

Its administrative council adopted that policy last spring in response to a new federal law that will make all non-registrants for the draft ineligible for federal aid.

Frisch still hasnt registered for the draft and a federal grand jury in Indianapolis is investigating his case, although fie has not been indicted.

1 couldnt ask for more from Earlham, said Frisch. "Im not trying to be a star Im just one of many trying to stop rampant militarism.

The Selective Service says 674.000 young men across the country have failed to register for the draft. So far. two people have been convicted of failing to register under the law signed by former President Carter The latest, Benjamin Sasway, a 21-year-old political science major, was sentenced Monday in San Diego to 24 years in a federal minimum-security facility.

Since 1847, Earlham has stood by its Quaker founders principles, said Wallin, who is called Frank by everyone on campus, in keeping with Quaker tradition that all students and faculty stay on a first-name basis.

Its the Quaker sense of egalitarianism, he said, adding that there are no fraternities or sororities at the school because we dont want organizations where

SORRY SHE MISSED - Sara Jane Moore, pictured recently in her prison quarters at Pleasanton, Calif., says shes sorry she missed when she fired a shot at President Ford seven years ago. But she also told the San Jose Mercury that she is grateful she didnt kill him. She is serving a life term at the Federal Correctional Facility in Pleasanton. (AP Laserphoto)

someone can be excluded "Private instituti^ have to celebrate their independence and one of the ways of doing it is taking stands on what you telieve in, said Wallin "You don't get to show your values unless there is a crisis. Its in the

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BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) - Woolly bear caterpillars dont have meteorological degrees or radar screens, but as weather forecasters, they have good news for Louisiana

Conventional forecasters have been dishing out dismal predictions of an icy winter this year, but Louisiana caterpillars have been in hiding and thats a good sign.

Cajun folklore holds that if the caterpillars come out during the first 10 days of autumn, the winter will be cold and hard, said Randy Whatley, a student of the lore of Acadians, who left Canada for Louisiana more than 200 years ago.

Jim Tynes, an en-toniblogist at Louisiana State University, agreed the caterpillars are appearing late this year.

In early fall, "they're usually seen running across roads like thyre in a hurry, he said. 1 havent seen that going on yet .

But Tynes warned that such a folk belief can be guesswork. If ohe doesnt want to rely on the crawling creatures, Whatley provides other ways Cajuns forecast the weather:

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history of the institution to help people.

Across campus. Dale Noyd. a psycholo^ professor, sat in his office and talked about what makes Earlham special.

"Dedication to teaching, he declared. I did not want to enter the world of publish or perish.' which means publishing trivia. Here it is teach or perish.

A former Air Force pilot, Noyd began teaching at Earlham in 1969 when he got out of prison.

I was a Vietnam resister, said Noyd. I tried to resign my commission and sou^t conscientious objector status. I was court martialed instead. One of the reasons Im at Earlham is because of that.

School officials dont display promotional materials for the armed services, and they dont permit military recruiters on campus.

Earlham thrives on breaking stereotypes. Wallin, a Quaker strongly supportive of Frischs stand against registration, served as a naval officer in World War II.

The school, which has an enrollment of about 1,110, is run by the Quaker concept of consensus. No board or committee can take any action, make any recommendation or issue any ruling unless all of its members are in accord.

Decisions are made very slowly, said Leonard W. Clark, a philosophy professor who is also the schools provost.

Youve got to get consensus for the new or you keep the old, said Wallin. The structure of Earlham is conservative,

1 think a lot of our students are quite shocked when they go to graduate schools where its dog-eat-dog, said Wallin. They arent wise to the ways of beating the system. Sometimes graduates come back and say You didnt prepare me for the bad teaching at law school. 1 dont worry about that. The world needs a lot more trust than mistrust

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By SARA P. WILKS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - As dusk falls across Farragut Square, thousands of workers pour out of office buildings two blocks from the White House and head for home without a glance at the converted ice cream truck and its curious clientele.

Some 30 to 35 men have lined up, their calloused hands clutching at plastic bags that contain their belongings. They are waiting for sandwiches, yogurt, potato chips and hot chocolate from McKennas Wagon, a new volunteer effort to feed the citys homeless, destitute men and women.

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McKennas Wagon onto the streets of the nations capital on Sept. 3, providing dinner seven days a week. A dozen volunteers take turns picking up food and supplies, preparing sandwiches and taking the truck on its rounds. Each night, the lines have grown longer along the curbside, as more and more needy people hear about the free meal.

* Were up to almost 300 each night, said Dr. Vefonica Maz, a former Georgetown University sociology professor who started the wagon program. There must be many more people out there than we realize who are hungry, who are sleeping in parks and alleys.

Shelters in the city currently house 467 men and 158 women. There are 193 homeless families in the District of Columbia, according to the latest figures from the citys Department of Human Services. Those families include 424 children.

Lately weve been seeing mothers and children at a few of the stops, said Ms. Maz. Some of them are shoeless, and weve found out that some of the mothers and children have been sleq>ing in the parks. Sometimes they dont come again and we dont know whats happened to them.

Beginning at 5:30 p.m., driver Bob Harris weaves the truck on its daily route to Lafayette Park, Washington Circle, Farragut Square, a triangle at 11th and I streets. Northwest, and Dupont Circle if supplies last that long.

Most of the food is purchased for 5 cents a

pound from the Capital Area Community Food Bank, a non-profit, private organization which collects food do-nated from 'area supermarket chains. Food, gasoline, cups and sandwich wrap cost just over $100 a week, some of which comes from donations, by Washington residents, churches and community groups.

McKennas Wagon was named after the late Rev. Horace B. McKenna, a local Jesuit priest who worked among the poor. It is a follow-up project to Marthas Table, which Ms. Maz began six months ago to provide a learning center, companionship and a free meal to children from broken or impoverished homes in the city.

Many of these are the children of the very, very poor, said Ms. Maz. Some of them have parents who dont care whether they go to

school or not.

Marthas Table, located at 14th and W streets, and McKennas Wagon, depend totally upon volunteers like Ms. Maz who stopped teaching at Georgetown in 1980.

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LINING UP Some of Washingtons homeless people line up at the window of McKennas Wagon in Lafayette Square in Washington to receive food.

McKennas Wagon rolls out into the streets of the nations capital to provide dinner for Washingtons homeless every day of the week. (AP Laserphoto)

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By GIL BROYLES Associated Press Writer PAWNEE, Okla. (AP)

The tiny Pawnee Nation,* wracked by poverty, unemployment and alcoholism, is taking steps it hopes will lead the tribe to economic recovery and away from dependence on dwindling federal dollars.

The Indians, are placing their financial future on high-stakes bingo, discount cigarettes and development . of a 20-acre industrial plot on the tribes cramped, square-mile reserve near the banks of Black Beer Creek.

A Tulsa public relations agency has even been hired to enhance the Pawnee image to attract potential bingo players as well as industry.

About half of the nations 2,300 Pawnees live in or near Pawnee County in north-central Oklahoma, an area

known mostly for its winter wheat and beef cattle. But little of the areas prosperity rubs off on tte reservation where unemployment is nearly 50 percent, said Richard Anderson, director of the tribes business development office.

In 1981, the tribe received neariy $1 million from the federal government, but suffered this year because of the reduction in federal job training programs like the Comprehensive Employment Training Act, says Tom Knife Chief, business development specialist for the Pawnees.

Alcoholism is another pervasive problem and the educational and poverty levels among the Pawnees are world-charapkm bad, said Bill DeGeer, a Tulsa stockbroker who is vice chairman of the Pawnee

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The five-member development group was formed a year ago by the tribes elected, eif^t-member business council to pursue the Pawnees economic in-depemtence.

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is more than $10,000. Regular Monday and Thursday night sessions offer smaller jackpots.

The big jaclqwts draw bingo players from as far away as Wichita, Kan., Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Anderson said. A gymnasium, converted into a bingo hall with rows of tables and folding chairs, seats about 200 people.

On big-jackpot days, players buy packets of canls for about $50.

The atmo^here on super bingo days is really charged, Anderson said.

The Creek and Ponca tribes operate similar bingo games on tribal land in Oklahoma. The Pawnees have offered big-time bingo since February. The Seminole tribe in Florida has made the game a multimillion-dollar en

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Pawnee officials hope to emulate the Seminles by building a bingo hall to seat up to 600 people. It will be the first tenant of the tribes industrial tract. Anderson said it should be before the end of the year and could produce revenue of $250,000 annually.

Another excellent revenue producer is the tribal smoke shop, where tax-free cigarettes can be purchased for discounts of about 20 percent, DeGeer

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MILWAUKEE (UPI) -Another small appliance manufacturer has added a bag opening feature to its electric can opener, as food manufacturers begin to market food packed in retort pouches. The unopened pouches are designed to store safely on pantry shelves, without refrigeration. The new Oster Can Opener-Bag Opener uses a serrated cutting wheel to open the pouches and other bagged convenience foods, such as instant dinners, boil-in-bag meals,'snacks, cake mixes, frozen entrees and vegetables.

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Meanwhile, land is being prepared at the Pawnee Tribal Industrial Park for a variety of businesses, mostly small companies. T^ businesses, a handful of them being courted now, are expected to give employment preference to Pawnees, Anderson said. Funding for the site work is provided by the federal Economic Development Administration.

The financial and business community never saw fit to get in bed with the Indian tribes, said DeGeer. But he said incentives, such as low taxes and a concentrated labor supply, should convince industry the Pawnees mi^t be a pretty attractive business partner.

Michael Wallis, representative for Hood, Hope & Associates Inc., said the Pawnees are a unique client for the public relations firm.

Were having to work very gently. Its not like a bank or an oil firm, Wallis said. There is this tremendous pride.

Wallis said the li ibe values its history of service to the United States cavalry as expert scouts and his company intends to retain the tribes proud image.

They dont want to go back to the old Pawnee Bill days, Wallis said, referring to the promoter who, around the turn of the century, ran a Wild West show that employed many Pawnees. He was a white guy, kind of

a scrawny version of Buffalo Bill, who really ripped them off.

Anderson said some of the proceeds from the tribes activities will be used to convert the abandoned Indian school superintendents home into a Pawnee museum. Other buildings on the tribal land will either be razed or renovated, he said.

The most important aim. however, is improving tribal social services such as burial assistance and s^olarship assistance, Andersoft said.

The tribe also hopes to be able to pay dividends to individual members, Anderson said, but most of the money will be plowed back into other moneymaking activities.

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By MELISSA JOHNSON Asociated Press Writer CHIPLEY. Fla <.\P) - It once was known as a miracle vine that could save the South from washmg away. Now the leafy legume called kudzu has been relegated to the ranks of a pesky weed " that w on t go a way.

With its heyday as a soil conser\ation tool long past, kudzu has been ridiculed, cursed and reviled in Southern folklore as a creeping menace that spreads so fast it can beat farmers home from the fields and swallow unsuspecting cows

Cuss-you vine," as some rural foik call it, was even immortalized in verse by Georgia poet James Dickey His poem. Kudzu." was first published in the New Yorkef in 1963 While many of the tales are tall, the socalled "mile-a-minute vine" does run rampant in many parts of the Southeast, covering fields, trees, utility poles and even unoccupied houses Indeed, kudzu's legendary spreading ability is one of the drawbacks that overshadows the vine's benefits as a soil saver, says Dr .Mike Owen, an agronomist at the University of Florida.

It is considered a fairly major problem in Florida and the Southeast. Owen says, particularly in forests, where it can literally strangle trees and shut out their light.

Controlling kudzu, usually with herbicides, is a costly process that never has been undertaken on a large scale.

But if most scorn kudzu as a once-valuable soil saver run amok, the vine's varied defenders and promoters believe its fall from grace was premature.

In Knoxville. Tenn., the New Prospect Craft Center holds an annual Kudzu Fest, a day-long celebration that promotes kudzu vine baskets, kudzu fiber paper and a kudzu cook-off.

In Japan, one of the vine's native countries, hundreds of thousands of pounds of kudzu powder go into confections each year "The Book of Kudzu suggests Americans use it as a thickening agent, base for noodles and coating for fried foods.

The plants philosophical home remains the tiny Florida Panhandle town of Chipley, with a population of some 3,350.

It was here, not far from what now is Interstate 10. that a turn-of-the-century photographer and naturalist named C.E. Pleas launched a 20-year crusade to convince Americans of kudzus virtues.

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The plant, which may bloom into wysteria-like flowers in late summer, was used by some as decorative foilage by the time Pleas, in 1902, noticed his cows greedily munching it.

Eight years later. Pleas had the first commercial planting of kudzu. some 35 acres of pasture, and determined the vine could be cured as hay for livestock.

Reaction was, cautious in the South, where the climate was ideal for the vine, By the mid-1930s, its reputation as a miracle soil saver blos.somed.

Decades of cotton production had taken a toil on Southern cropland, and millions of acres were damaged by erosion and marred by gullies TTie U S. Soil Conservation Service began recommending its use for erosion control in 1935; later its soil stabilization properties were widely proclaimed and a huge planting campaign was undertaken By 1943, the Atlanta-based Ku(ku Club of America had 20,000 card-cairying members who held rallies in support of the vine But the love affair didnt last forever. Several factors, including the growth of timber as a Southern crop, led to its decline, according to Robert MacLauchlan, chief plant materials specialist for the Soil Conservation Service After World War II, cotton and com fields gave way to pastures and forests, which were more vulnerable to kudzus attack.

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In faith, you turn to the source in times of stress and therell always be direction." says Coretta Scott King. "It may not be what you asked for, but its what God wants you to do."

She says that was the determining factor, after a 1956 fire-bombing of her home where she and her first child were alone, that forged her initial, fateful commit; ment to the civil rights caus led by her late husband, Martin Luther King,

Shaken directly by the danger of it, I had to do some deep soul searching about my commitment to the struggle. I knew I would have to be as committed as my husband. Then and there, in earnest prayer, cradling her child outside their blasted bedroom, she made her commitment, "prepared for whatever might take place

It ultimately did, she adds of the 1968 assassination of King.

She and the other three women appeared on a panel at the recent Episcopal ^ Church convention here, de-' scribing differing critical times in their lives when they say they found Gods guidance through prayer.

The others were Margaret Dehqani-Tafti, who with her husband was nearly killed in Iran and whose son was slain there; Louisa Kennedy, whose husband was among U. S. hostages held in Iran, and U. S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor,

Mrs. Dehqani-Tafti, wife of the Anglican bishop in Iran, told of his being marked for death by the revolutionaries there and of three Iranian gunmen crashing into their bedroom late one night as they slept.

God gave me the power at that moment to throw myself over his body, she said. Five shots were fired, all of them missing. "In that instant I was aware of the concerned prayers of thousands around the world.

Afterward, she said, we realized that God still had some work for us. They managed to get out of the country, but their only son was slain by assassins, an act of revenge because they had missed his father, she said.

Justice 0Connors hour of decision came when the offer of the Supreme Court appointment came, the first ever to a woman. It was like a thunderbolt, she said. If she accepted it. "I knew it would change my life unalterably and the lives of my husband, my children, parents, relatives and friends.

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By NORMAN BLACK Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON lAP) -John Q Public, a sales manager at a major corporation, is working at his computer terminal in New York when he gets an order from the boss get out to Los .Angeles and help close a major deal.

Two hours later. Public is on the airplane He checks in by phone for some final instructions, then pulls out a portable terminal provided by the airline and resumes work. When hes done, his latest sales report is transmitted back to .New York, from 40.000 feet in the air.

Later that night, Public checks into a hotel. He flips on a small computer terminal in his room, reads sever-al - electronic mail messages waiting for him from other sales agents and files his own report back to New \ ork on the Los .Angeles contract Sound farfetched' Guess again The computer age is arriving faster than you thiiik

DaJlas-based Travelhost Inc, plans to begin placing small computer terminals in hotel and motel rooms in January. The company is convinced it can entice hotel operators to place 500.000 terminals in the field by mid-1985.

An unrelated company.

Airfone Inc., hopes to begin testing the nations first commercial air-to-ground telephone system next month Assuming the experiment works. Airfone officials say its a small step from an airplane telephone system transmitting voices to a phone system transmitting computer data

Some preliminary tests indicate that the idea is feasible, says John D. Goeken. founder and president of Airfone, a Washington, D.C.-based company that is now 50 percent owned by the Western Union Corp.

Officials of Airfone and Travelhost, although approaching their ventures from different perspectives, are focusing on the same travel market. The development of video teleconference facilities, allowing corporate executives to meet via television, will never completely replace the need for face-to-face meetings, the officials say.

This will be the first amenity introduced for the hotel industry in the last 30 years that's significant enough to help push the industry into a new future," says Dr. Lee H. Smith, president of Travelhost. "... this will become a vital service to the in-room traveler that allows him to avail himself of

some very good travel-related services in an easy fashion.

Travelhost and another Dallas company, the Quazon Corp.. have already developed a simple, -user friendly" computer terminal for the new service. Quazon will manufacture the devices, with the first to be available in January.

Smith says the terminals will prove attractive to hotel operators because theyll receive a payment every time a terminal in one of their rooms is turned on. Travelers, meantime, after punching in a credit card number, will be able to send and receive electronic messages; make airline reservations: check addresses and menus at restaurants; peruse the offerings of merchandisers, and check the stock market and latest news reports.

"If a person can count to 10. he or she can operate this Travelhost terminal, Smith claims.

Travelhost has yet to announce how much the service will cost the traveler, although Smith says the rates will certainly be com-, petitive with whats out there now for home computer users. A rough ballpark might be $20 an hour during peak time and $7 or $8 during non-peak.

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"Portability isnt here yet for computers, and we think the timing is absolutely right and that we can ... capture a significant share of the market, he adds.

While there might not be many people carrying portable computers now, that is clearly something envisioned by Airfone. The company says that one day airline travelers will be able to use their own terminal or a portable device provided by the airline to work during flights.

"Our main concern right now is the in-flight telephone system, says Stephen Walker, the joint venture liaison for Western Union. .But computer data transmission is one of the next steps, he continued. Theres no trick to that, really.

If you have the equipment to attach a computer to a telephone, he adds, it doesnt make any difference whether the phone is on the ground or in the air.

Bill Gordon, Airfones director of network planning, says the company has been developing the air-to-ground telephone service since 1974, "But it took us until 1979 to ask the Federal Communications Commission to authorize the service and allocate frequencies, he added. "The FCC hasnt done that yet; because they want to see the results of our experiment. Weve got licenses now to build 37 ground stations and were reaching the point of putting the gear into the airplanes.

"The airlines are very interested in this, Gordon concluded. They want to make the transportation time for their passengers as enjoyable and productive as possible. ,

Lobbying To Host Reagan

DALLAS (AP) - The 1984 race for the nations top office hasnt officially begun yet, but managers of some of this citys poshest hotels are already campaigning for the president.

Theyre quietly lobbying for the right to host President Reagan when he is in Dallas in 1984 for the Republican National Convention.

There isnt a hotel man out in that city that wouldnt love to have the president of the United States stay in his facility, said Charley Bass, director of the Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau.

"Its somewhat of an ego thing. It helps your hotel when you can get a picture of the president in your facility, he said.

Republican officials, who recently started scouting the hotels, probably will decide by January or February after consulting with the White House and Secret Service where Reagan will stay, Bass said.

The president can get a get a firsthand report on one of the hopefuls from his wife, Nancy.

Mrs. Reagan attended a meeting this summer in the Loews AnatoleS;$600-a-ni^t 2.300-square-foot Sovereign Presidential Suite, decorated with Oriental rugs, chandeliers and antiques.

Expensive wooden paneling in the sitting room is very nice, said hotel spokesman Mike Alexander. Its not that stuff you tack up from Sears.

See Eorly Raise By Textile Mills

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Pay envelopes for thousands of textile workers may be a little thicker next month, partly because of an upcoming visit by a textile union president, a top local union official claims.

Jim Walraven, Mid-South Director of the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Unions textile division, was referring to Murray Finleys stops in North Carolina and South Carolina.

"I think he speeded up the announcements; said Walraven.

Companies announcing wage increases affecting 67,000 employees were Cone Mills Corp. of Greensboro, Burlington Industries of Greensboro and Cannon Mills Co. of Kannapolis.

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We foresee this as a billion-dollar business in the early 1990s, said Arthur H. Firester, head of process and applications research at RCA Corp.s laboratory in Princeton, N.J.

Researchers around the world are competing to develop commercially feasible pfiotovoltaics - silicon sheets that, with no moving parts, react to sunlight by producing an electric current. !

We think weve developed enou^ expertise to pick a winner and we picked this, Firesfer said. We think the futurcis amorphous silicon, a pat9ited process developed

eight years ago by RCA.

RCA researchers got an

enthusiastic reception at a photoyoltaics conference in San Diego last week by reporting they had coaxed 10 percent efficiency from a small test version of the device. Efficiency is the percentage of the suns energy that is converted into electricity and Firester said 10 percent is the minimum for commercial use.

Other versions have hit efficiencies of 14 percent and more but cost as much as $20 a watt, Firester said in an interview. With this material at 10 percent efficiency, were Estimating the cost at 50 cents a watt. He said further research could eventually push efficiency to near 20 percent.

Even at 50 cents a watt, he said, this stuff is not going to compete with coal and nuclear, but what it will do is be cheaper than oil and gas.

Other experts, although enthusiastic about the research, cautioned Monday that the results came from a custom-made square cell just a half-inch on a side. Performance must be maintained in mass-produced, long-lasting cells that measure, in Firesters vision, 2 by 4 feet.

This was one of the more exciting technical announcements at the conference, said Tony Pearson, program administration manager at the Jet Propulsion Laboratorys photovoltaics center in Pasadena.

If a commercial product could be put on the marketplace with those parameters (of efficiency and cost) and last something like 20 years, then that would be a real barn burner, he said. ,

But getting into commercial production is complex !and risky, Pearson said. I dont think this rules out any of the other approaches at this time.

Nick Patapoff, photovoltaics expert at Southern California Edison, said the utility has been working with a variety of solar and wind energy systems and is very inter-ested in (RCAs device). Its very promising...

But I dont think its a sigp that everybody else should get out of the business. Youre talking on the order of three years just to get a manufacturing line set up ... even if you started right now.

But.Patapoff noted the best high-wlume price for solar cells BOW would probably be abouC$5 a watt and range up to$10prmore.

The costs dont stop at the solar cell, he said. The rest of the system - installation, collecting the electricity and converting it into the appropriate alternating current for home use can add up to $5 a watt, depending on efficiency.

Patapoff said Firesters goal 'of holding additional costs to $1 per watt or less may be somewhat optimistic.

Firester said moving into a manufacturing stage will take about five years and by business standards, its probably considered high rist jVe see some problems, but we dont see any show-stoppers.

He said RCA is aiming not at small rooftop systems for homeowners but at utilities, which could use fields of solar cells.

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Your choice of fancy wool tweeds as well as solid flannels. Save! Sizes 4 to 16.

Monogrammed Sweater Special

....12.88

Acryiic navy, red or green sweater with a FREE three letter monogram. Sizes S, M, L.

Sale! Ladies' Designer Jeans

JJSI'" : .14.88

Black cotton/polyester jeans in sizes 6 to 16. Machine wash and dry. Stock up today!SPECIAL PURCHASE AND GREAT VALUES JUST FOR YOU IN GREENVILLE!

greenviUe

V BUFF Hooded Quilted Coat

90.00

La*troos pop*in Cloth Hemp Sizes 6 to 16 Originaiy $120 .

JUSTINE - Casual Jacket Plus Cozy Zip-Out Warmer

66% polyester 35% cotton, 4 colors Sizes 6 to 14 Orig . $73

54.75

LINTA Snap Front Coat with 2 Big Front Pockets

Hooded, lustrous poplin. Sizes 4 to 14. Orig. $104 .

78.00

JUDI Waist Length Jacket with Epaulet

Zippered, poplin jacket. CO C#1

Sizes 4 to 18 Orig $70 OZeOU

PIPER Soft, Two-Toned Hooded Car Coat

Walnut, drawstring waist. Sizes 6 to 20 Orig. $82 ..

61.50

IJ ZENA - Quilted-Look Reversible Short Coat

Rhubarb/p>ewter Sizes 6 to 14 Orig $90.....

67.50

MINTA Reversible ' Hooded Poplin Coats

Thistle/safari, lined. Ofl

Sizes 6 to 14 Orig. $108.......M I aWW

HARRIETTE - Colorful Reversible Coat

81.00

SPEaAL PURCHASE

25* OFF

ORIGINAL PRICES

Fantastic selection of London Fog jackets for casual wear! Made of lustrous poplin cloth, 65% polyester/ 35% cotton or Claeth Cloth, 65% Fortrel* polyester/ 35% combed cotton. Fully-lined with 100% nylon. Some with hoods, zip-out warmers, roomy pockets and morel Great-looking and warm!

BbnlFOG

Silver/berry or olive. Sizes 6 to 14 Orig. $108

- GIris' Stretch Knit Tights

BugOffr paslals. Sizes 4 to 14. Rag. 2.89 to 3.60..

Infant and To|ldler Jights on .^alel

Pretty Ratals, stretch nylon. Rag. 2.B to $3......

Reclinar Swing Reduced by $7!

Portable recliner swing for baby. Regular 36.00 ....

Jumpers and Overalls at $2 Off!

Colorful corduroy. Sizes4to6X. Regular 11.50____

Girls' Knee:Hi Socks on Sale!

Cable knit. S, M, L. Reg. 1.50 and 1.86____

28.88

9.44

08and1.44

Up to $6 Savings on Her Bright Acrylic Sweaters!

Size 7 to 14, Reg. $16 Preteen, Reg. $18

for girts in assorted bright fall colors. Several styles to choose from.

Sizes 7 to 14; Preteen S, M, L.

Denim and Corduroy LEVI'S Jeans

Corduroy Skirts at a Big $6 Off!

Red, navy, burgundy. Sizes 7 to 14. Regular 14.00

Girls' Corduroy Blazers at a Terrific $6 Savings Now!

Regular 16.00

Lightweight, unlined blazers with two patch pockets. Just right to go with fall's new plaid skirts. Camel, navy and burgundy solids. Sizes 7 to 14. Hurry in today and savel

Fall's Brightest Acrylic Plaid Skirts Up to $6 Off!

Sizes 4 to 6X Regular $10 Sizes 7 to 14 Regular $12 ..

Beautiful plaid skirts in pleated styles with pull-on elasticized waist. By Teddy & Me to brighten up your little girl's fall and winter wardrobel

Boys' Oxford Shirts and LEVI'S Jeans Reduced!

Jeans 4 A QQ Shirt A QQ Reg. 11.88 lUeOO Reg. 8.50 U-OO

Fashion color polyester/cotton corduroy and denim blue jeans. Sizes 4 to 7 regular and slim. Top it off with a long sleeve, oxford cloth shirt. Fall colors. Sizes 4 to 7.

Up to $6 Off on Variety of Girls' Blouses!

7.88

Dark plaid polyester/cotton BugOffI* shirts and light blue chambray blouses. Sizes 7 to 14.

Save 24% on Girls' Jeans!

9.88

Solid indigo blue denim jeans with two front pockets, two back pockets. Sizes 7 to 14 regular and slim.

Crew Neck and Cardigan Sweaters for Girls on Sale!

Sizes 7 to 14 Crew Neck, Reg.88

Sizes 4 to 6X Cardigan, Reg. $8

Variety of long sleeve, basic Shetland-look sweaters for girls. Made of 100% acrylic. Sizes 7 to 14. Button front, basic crew neck cardigan of 100% acrylic in solids. Sizes 4 to 6X.TERRIFIC VALUES FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN AT GREENVILLE!

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MEN'S JACKETS SPECIAL PURCHASE

25^OFF

ORIGINAL

PRICES

TAYLOR The Classic Trench Coat

Fully-lined, polyester/cotton trench coat with smart fur-looking collar. Pumice. Sizes 36 to 46. Orig. $150 .......

112.50

JULIAN - Cozy Zip-Out Warmer

Polishpd-looking polyester/cotton, fully-lined, plus zip-out warmer, 3 solids. Sizes 36 to 46R, L. Orig. $90.......

The new, extraordinary casual jackets for men from London Fog's Outdoors Unlimited and ImperiaP" Collections. Great-looking, functional outenwear unmatched for look, fit and performance! Available in a wide range of natural colors and sizes including long and extra long. London Fog jackets are perfect for almost any kind of weather . . . ready for a quick take-off anywhere!

JEROME - Outdoors Unlimited

Shell of 65% polyester/35% cotton with 100% nylon lining. Cordovan, ivory. Sizes 36 to 46. Orig. $68..........

STANTON For Fast Getaways!

Easy snap, hooded, drawstring waist, fully-lined casual jacket. Natural, eurolive. Sizes 36 to 54. Orig. $120

RITCHIE - Rversible Magic!

100% acrylic knit cardigan cloth reverses to polyester/ cotton. Navy/almond. Sizes 36to 46. Originally $92 ..

BROCK Deluxe Pocket Edition

Eight roomy pockets! Warm, fully-lined, suede-looking coat of cotton/polyester. Sizes 36 to 46. Orig. $120..........

MIKOS Casual Reversible Style

Zip-up, waist length quilted jacket reverses to smooth polyester/cotton. Navy/tan. Sizes36 to 46. Orig. $78........

ARLEN Corduroy/Nylon Jacket

London Rib re^'ersible dynamic duo. Breen/currant, hemp/ navy. Sizes 36 to 54 regular, long, extra long Originally $80 .

JEFF - Real Easy-Going Winner

Functional polyester/coQon shell, fully-lined. Walnut, silver, thundercloud. Sizes36 to 46. Originally $62

EWING - Suede Cloth Short Coat

From the Imperiar^ Collection. Clean, classic lines, two big pockets. Natural. Sizes 38 to 46. Originally $140

NEWLIN - Perfect All Weather

Hooded polyester/cotton coat with zip-out warmer.

British tan, cordovan. Sizes36to46. Orig. $90...........

HARMON - Suede Cloth Jacket

Imperial Collection, clean, zippered jacket# Steel, natural, autumn tan. Sizes 36 to 46. Originally $120.........

KEEFE - Dynamic Duo Outerwear

Hooded, casual reversible Cire Cloth/nylon. Thornberry/ wild rice. Sizes 36 to 46 reg., long, extra long. Orig. $100 .... #

AVERY - Nylon Bright Reversible

Easy-care 100% nylon reversible jacket.

Brick/gold, navy/emerald. Sizes 36 to 46 4Q OQ regular and long. Originally $40........... I aMW

Andhurst* Shirts at a 5.00 Savings Nowi

greenville

Member's Oniy'^ Jacket Drastically Reduced

15.00 Just for Men!

Large selection of jersey knit shirts of 100% Orion ac^ic. Long sleeves. Solids, stripes. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Stock upl

39.88

Regular 56.00

Group of 55% cotton/45% polyester jackets with a stand-up collar, epaulets, nylon lining, knit trim, pockets and more. Sizes 36 to 46. Five colors.

Amazing 25% Savings on Men's Genuine Leather Jackets

120 157 JO

Reg. 0160 to $210

Famous name genuine leather jackets in dark colors and midtones. Some with nylon lining. Some with quilted lining. Sizes 38 to 46 regular and long. Savel

Only $6 down, and your coat will be held on layaway. Maka regular monthly payments, erlth your final paymant made In full December 101

Men's Wool Sport Coats by Haggar* $30 Off I

59.88

Regular M.OO

Polyester/wool sport coats in ticks, plaids and herringbone. TWo-button front, center vent and pockets. Sizes 38 to 46. Tan, green, navy and rust.

Lee* Denim Jeans at a Great Pricel

16.88

Special Value

-^roup of 100% ^Mraight leg jc

cotton denim

iht leg jeans. 27 to 40.

Big Savings of Over $6 on Men's Bright Plaid Shirts

11.88

Long sleeve barrel cuff sport shirts made of Dacron/cotton. Some with button-down collars. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Easy care.

Dress Shirts Up to 13.00 Off for MenI

14S8

Regular $22 to I

$28

Famous maker dress shirts of Dacron/ cotton. Solids and plaids. Sizes 14% to 17 %. Long sleeve. Hurry in todayl

Corduroy and Denim LEVI'S'* Jean Special I

Everyday Low Price

Your choice of straight leg and boot-cut styling. Men's sizes. Stock up while prices are righti

Men's Reg. $20

Amazing Savings on Warm Flannel Shirts for You!

7.88

6.88

Trench Coats by Clipper Mist'* at a $20 Savings!

Men's Regular $10

Boys' 8 to 20 Regular 9.00

99.88

Long sleeve printed flannel shirts in a variety of plaids. Machine washable.

Regular 120.00

Dress Shirts Up to 20% Off Now!

15.88

11.88

European style coats made of 65% Dacron polyester/35% cotton. Detachable wool collar, double-breasted, zip-out lining. Easy care. British tan color. Sizes 36 to 46.

Boys' 8 to 20 Regular 14.50

Polyester/cotton famous name shirts complete wKh button-down collar. White, maize, blue and ecru colors. Hurryl

Warm Savings on Men's Sweaters!

Robert Bruce acrylic and wool/polyester sweaters in sizes S, M, L, XL. Solids.

Big 20% Savings on Fail Suits and Sport Coats Now!

48.80 116

jular $61 to $146

100% acrylic fisherman knit sweaters in crow and V-neck styles. Sizes S, M, L, XL.

Polyester/nylon and 100% wool sport coats and suits in several styles and fall colors. Solids, stri; plaids. Sizes 8 to

Only $5 down and your coat will be held on layawayl Regular monthly ^ payments, with a final payment in full December 101

Men's Sharkskin Suit Special 1W. .....159.88

Your choice of grey, blue and brown 2-piece suits in sizes 38 to 48. Made by Andhuf

Great Buy on Blazers for Men 1

69.88

Special

Va^..................

Polyester/wool twO-button blazer available in navy, tan and green colors. Sizes 39 to 44.

Haggar Corduroy Slack Salel.....................19.88

Cotton/polyester corduroy slacks in brown, tan, blue, khaki and dive cdors. Sizes 30 to 42.

Feather Suede Blazer $80 Off!244.88

Blazers of 95% poiyester/5% polyurethane. Great for any season. Men's sizes. Savel

FANTASTIC BUYS ON MEN'S AND BOYS' FASHIONS IN GREENVILLE!

itssssia

Terrific $7 Savings on Ladies' New Dress Shoes by Auditions*

27.88

Regular

36.00

Step right in the direction of fabulous new fall fashion I Great-looking 'Security' shoes by Auditions. Smooth leather upper, closed toe and walking heel. Black, brown, navy and wine colors. Shop early and savel

Nike* Tennis Shoes for Everyone Now Reduced Up to $5!

19.88

Men's, Regular $24 Ladies', Regular $24 to $25

Men's 'All Court' and 'Bruin' canvas Nike shoes. Sizes 7 to 12. Ladies' 'Elan' and 'All Court' sizes 5 to 10. Available in a variety of colors with side swoosh I

17.88

ChHd's Reg. $20

Children's white Nike 'Curt' canvas tennis shoe with red or blue swoosh. Sizes 8 to 7. Stock up on Nikes nowl

Save on 'Penny' Loafers and 'Camp Mocs' for the Whole Family!

Men's, Regular $42 . 36.88

Ladies', Regular $27.. 21.88

Children's, Regular $23 . 19.88

Men's classic wine leather loafers by Andhurst*. Sizes 7 to 12. Sweetbriar brown leather ladies' loafers and children's leather loafers in sizes MVi to 4.

Men's, Regular $32 . 24.88

Ladies', Regular $28.. 21.88

Children's, Regular $23 . 19.88

Casual brown leather slip-on 'camp mocs' for the whole family. Men's sizes 7 to 12; ladies' 5 to 10 and children's 1214 to 4.

FAMILY

SHOES

Aigner* Handbags and Small Leather Goods Up to a Sensational $28 Savings!

8.80*112

Regular 11.00 to 140.00

Ladies', this is what you've been waiting fori Smart leather accessories and handbags by Aigner. Available in many stylesi Wine signature color. Hurry in todayl

Nobody Puts Leather Together ^Like Dingo*! Save 25% on Men's and Chiidren's Western Boots!

*1840.50

Child's, Regular 24.00 to 54.00

47.25.67.50

Men's, Regular 63.00 to 90.00

- t

Fashion goes to great lengths in boots for fall and winterl Entire stock of men's and children's Western boots by Dingo 25% off! Wide selection of styles and colors to choose from ... so hurry down to Belk Tyler for a pair todayl Just lasso 'em and brand 'em yoursi

Leg Warmers at a Cozy 40% Off!

Regular 5.00

Ladies' popular leg warmers for exercise, dance or loungewearl Variety of solids, fancy knits, acyrlics and jacquards. Wild or tame colorsi

Save Up to $7 on Belts for Her!

Regular $8 and $9

Outstanding savings on ladies' new fall belts. Perfect for skirts, jeans and slacksi Brighten up your wardrobe with a great-looking belt todayl

Ladies' Ciassic Leather Bags Reduced ^ Just for Her!

Men's and Ladies' Timex* Watches Up to 11.99 Off!

Regular 26.00......

19.88

Tie your new seasonal look together with a classic leather bag I Perfect for suits or dresses as a smart accessory item. New fall dark colors. Medium sizes.

Regular 19.95 to 59.95

Fabulous selection of men's and ladies' new Timex watchesi Clock face and digital in silver and gold tones. The time is right to buy a new Timex watch todayl Especially while the prices

are so lowl

Ladies' Boots Up to $25 Off!$^to$103.. 5.251. 77.25

Ladies' leather Western, riding, roll down, low and high heel boots. Sizes 514 to 10. '

Stride Rite Shoes 20% Off I 11.88

Children's 'Speedy' Stride Rite tennis shoes. Navy canvas oxfords. Sizes 4 to 12.

Ladies' White Clinic Shoess?rrM7 20% OFF

Entire stock of ladies' Clinic shoes at 20% offi A very popular shoe for herl

Ladies' Duck Boots $4 Off!

STsr 19.88

Ladies' Sperry Top-Sider* 'Sea Bird' duck boots with rubber sole. Sizes 5 to 10.

Save $10 on Men's Boots!

Regular QQ OO

50.00 ........ w9sOO

Andhurst dress boots of full grain leather upper with side zipper. Black and brown..

20% Off on Her Winterall*!^......................3.60

Ladies' Hanes cotton/nylon pantyhose in six fashion shades. Sizes A to D and qileen.

Ladies' Knee Socks on Sale! 2.88

Ladies' knee-hi socks of 80% hi-bulk acrylic/ 20% nylon. Sizes 9 to 11.

Cable Knit Socks for Ladies!^......... 1.44

Gfeat-looking Heiress fashion socks in beige, navy, charcoal and burgundy.

Sweater Leg Tights for Warmth!..........................6.44

Ladies' Heiress tights in navy, grey, red, black and more. Sizes S, M, L.$3 Off on Ladies' Jackets!

Regular fi QQ

10.00.......... QaOO

Stadium rain jackets of 100% vinyl. Reversible navy/kelly green. S, M, L.Silk Scarves Up to $12 Off!

Regular "W QQ

$14and$M ....... #iOO

Elegant scarves of 100% silki Solids, prints and fancies in rich fall shades.

Sale! Decorative ScarvesSSTm ..........4.88

Great selection of ladies' 100% polyester scarves ready for fall and winter.

Sale! U!tra Suede Sash Belts .............9.88

Ann Taylor Accessories feature genuine Ultra Suede belts in a variety of colors.Great Buy on Garment Bag!

Special Oi QQ

Purchase.................... & I aOO

Garment and tote bag made of DuPont nylon in kelly green, navy and red colors.

Men's Cross Pens Reduced!W! 20* OFF

Pens, pencils, pen and pencil ^ts, soft tip pens, desk sets by Cross.Low-Priced Photo Album!

Special

Purchase ........ ....

Deluxe photo album with vinyl cover and 40 refillable pages with Magic Cling.

6.88

GREENVILLE HAS TERRIFIC FAMILY FOOTWEAR AND ACCESSORY VALUES!

Atari* Game Cartridges at a Big 25% Savings!

Carolina east mall k^greenville

Atari* Video Game System

138.88

Special Purchase

Includes game console, 2 joysticks, TV converter, 2 paddle controls, electric adapter and 'Combat' game.

Reg. 9.88 to 37.88

Your choice of 'Trick Shot', 'Demon Attack', 'Chopper Command', 'Freway', Pac-Man 1, The Defender^ and more made by Activision, Atari and Magic. Stock up while prices are right and save I

1 (Pac-Man is a Trademark of Bally Midway Mfg. Co. licensed by Namco-America, Inc.)

'Varsity Stripe' Sheet Sets!

Twin, full sizes.

Reg. 14.50 to 19.50

11.88 to15.88

Great Buy on Pot Holders!

Fruit and floral terry-look

pot holders. Special Value .......

Sale! Decorative Napkins

Dacron/cotton napkins with ^

strawberry pattern. Great Buy.........

Cushioned Bathroom Seats

13.88 and19.88

Allergy-Free Bed Pillows

Standard, queen, king OC

sizes. Reg. $8 to $12......0 XJrr

PfaltzgraffDinnerware on Sale!

Five patterns available. OC %

Regular 2.40 to 110.00 XJwr

Sale! Framed Birthday Prints

Group of 17x21" prints in gold frame. Reg. 29.95 ......

19.88

Sale on Round Cheese Dome!

Clear glass dome on wooden base. Nice gift! Regular $6.....

4.88

Special on Microwave Ovens Made by Tappan

Special Purchase.

*439

MODEL 56-4811-10

Touch style controls, two cooking settings, probe, glass shelf and cooking instructions. Model 56-4811-10.

xaman.

MODEL 56-4681-10

Special

Purchase

Energy-saving microwave oven complete with dial controls. Browner control, timer and temperature control, defrost setting, meat probe and cooking instructions. Hurry in! Model 56-4681-10.

Versatile Anchor Hockjng* Glassware Monogrammed FREEI

ssi,r:^.......4.88

StS!r6#orl2.88

8for8.88

S2:r-T8for8.88

Si.ii,ssr.8for8.88

Two Styles ft ftft Om

16-01. Mugs.......VUW Pr. ,

S;........4for2.88

Come and visit our Housewares Dept, on Friday, Saturday or Monday and wo will monogram each glass item shown above with 1 letter of your choice.

Amazing Savings on Most China, Crystal and Silver in Stock!

20^ OFF

REGULAR PRICES

Large selection of dinner plates, cups, saucers, cereal bowls, salad plates, bread and butter plates, wine glasses, sherbert glasses, ice tea glasses, goblets, flatware and more all by famous makers. Stock up now! (Waterford Crystal Not Included)ALL ITEMS BELOW CAN BE LOCATED IN OUR WINE AND CHEESE SHOP!

Robert Mondari 1980 Chenin Blanc Regular 7.20...........................5.88

Paul Mas8on Johannisberg Riesling

Regular 4.85 ........... 3.99

Paul Masson Chenin Blanc Regular 5.00 ......... 2.99

Paul Masson Pinot Chardonnay

Regular 5.19...........................4.44

Taylor California Cellars Chenin Blanc

Regular 3.98..... 3.44

Taylor California Cellars Burgundy

Regular 3.64............. 3.22

Taylor California Cellars Ros Regular 3.64..... 3.22

Taylor California Cellars Zinfandel

Regular 3.59...........................3.00

Villa Armando Winery Vin Ros

Regular 3.05............................2M

Villa Armando Winery Chablis Regular 4.24......... .....322

Villa Armando Winery Burgundy Regular 3.05......... 244

Los Hermanos Chablis

Regular 3.24 ...........................244

Low Hermanos Vin Ros Regular 3.41 ......... IM

Mirassou White Burgundy 1977 Regular 5.45........ ..348

Mirassou 1977 Cabernet Sauvkignon

Regular 6.84.........."...... 448

Mirassou Fleuri Blanc 1978

Regular 6.48......... .448

San Martin Chenin Blanc

Regular 5.76........ ...448

San Martin Chablis

Regular 4.33 .................. 346

Beringer Burgundy

Regular 8.64 ....... 648

Monterey Pinot Noir

Regular 6.72........ .'..822

California Chardonnay 1978

Regular 3.38.......... 246

Monterey Classic Ros

Regular 3.50 ........ ..... ........2.66

Monterey California Chardonnay Regular 7.24.......... 5.88

Wente Brothers Pinot Noir 1977 Regular 5.25, Only One to Sell.............4.61

Christian Brothers Pinot Noir Regular 3.77, Only Three to Sell............2.88

Souverain Chablis 1979

Regular 4.32..........................S.iW

Starling Vineyards Chenin Blanc 1979 Regular5.25 ................ .3.88

,1947 Casa de Sonoma Cabernet Regular 144.00, Only One to Sell 135.00

1967 Chateau Haut Brion Bordeaux Regular 60.00, Only One to Sell .......49.88

1974 Grand Vin de Chateau Latour

Regtdar 40.85, Only One to Sell 34.88

1976 Chateau Clerc Milon

Ftogtir 30.69, Only Two to Sell... ......2448

1964 Grand Vin de Chateau Latour

Regular 109.00, Only One to Sell 8848

1970 Chateau Lafite Rothschild Bordwuix Reader 120.00, Only One to Sell .9940

1975 Chateau Lafite Rothschiid Bordcmix

Regular 120.00, Only One to Sell . . . 9640 1973 Barton a Guestier Gevney Chamberlin

Regular 30.00, Only Three to Sell....... 2248

1966 Chateau Mouton Rothschild BordMMJx

Regider 99.00, Only One to Sell ........7940

Chateau Laurent Pink Champagne

Regular4.59 ................... 349

Taylor Extra Dry or Cold Duck

Reguler4.58 ....................349Paul Masson Pink, Extra Dry or Cokt DuckRegular 9.99............................649Great Western Nature!Reg(dar6.96 ............ ...549Andre Champagne Extra DryRegular 3.99............. ....249Franxia Extra Dry

Regular4.03 ...........................349

Celia Asti Spumante

Regular 10.91 .................. 746

Taylor N.Y. State Sparkling Burgundy

Ragidarl.99 ..................448

Asti Spumante " ^ ^

Regular 10.06, Only One to 8a9 ............740 Meredyth VIneyarcto Seyval Blanc 1960

Regular 6.12..... ..246

Meredyth Vineyards Manichal Foch 1978

Regular 6.10........ 248

Meredyth Vineyar<|| De Chaunec 1678

Regular 6.10 ............. 248

Meredeth Villard Blane ^ _

Regular6.12 ..... 24o

Great Western Seyval Blanc Regular8.04 .....643

Taylor N.Y. State Sparklin Burgundy

Regular 6.99................ 4.88

N.Y. State Cooking Sherry

Regular 3.90...........................1.99

N.Y. State Empire Cream Sherry

Regular 6.50 ............... ...340

Soave Bolla

Regular 4.88..... 424

Bolla Barolino ^

Regular 4.88 ........ 424

Chantefleur Blanc de Blancs

Regular 4.99...........................3.99

Codier Chateau Meyney

Regular 11.33..........................9

Villa Banfi Pinot Grigio 1979

Regular 6.29......... 449

Meier's Grape Juice (Pink or White)

Regular 2.99...........................%

Antinori

Regular 6.88...........................Gvan Cavit 1979 Brut Chardonnay^,

Regular 9.00..............

Alsace Trimbach Gewurztrami

Regular 8.64...................

Chinon Grand Maitra 1978 Regular 6.47 ....... . r* i 7%..

French Chanin Btonc Reguiar3.58French Sebasdani ^

Regtdar3A3 ..iW& 146

Old North Soft Dry YWe "Regular3.60 ......Dupfln Wkw^'Calart Magnoli#^^^^|iR.QUIK4.06...................CafoRna'Pmandence RedRsgtdar3.92 ...______________

Caroflna Country Sweet ScuRgularl.99...................North Carolina Scuppernong

RnNhr 3.69 ..................^^77

Spaddbig Scuppernong

Ra{^dr7.98.............. .........

North teoUna Chablis - 1981

Ragutor|.92 ............... 3.44

Okie North Ros

Ragufar3.60 .................2.88

Carolna Rose

Raguiar9.27 ........................... 248

North Carolina Noble 1980

Regul3.59 ........................... 248

Carolina Red

Regular 3.27.............................2.66

Truluck Chambourein 1978

Regular4.68 ....................3.66

Truluck Seyval Blanc 1979

Regular 5.60 .................... 446

Seyval Blanc 1979

Regular 5.60.......... 2.88

Savat Blanc 1979

pegular4.90.......... 2.88

Carolina White Wine

Regular4.12 .........................2.88

Carlos

Regular 4.18.............................248

Villard Blanc 1980

ular4.90............ ...2.88

ster Wine Cellars May Wine

iular3.99 ..........................322

oter Cellars 1979 Zallar Schwarze Katz

iular3.99 ............................322

el Schneider Nachf Liebfraumilch 1980 4.68....... 326

Geurirztraminer 1978

6.88

Cream Sherry from Spain .......................6.76

's Pasteurized Cheddar Cheese

^,2Lba.,40z........ 8.88

Iwdmuati Assorted Ice Buckets 10.00

Fotu lilNs-Crisa 10!^-Oz. Wine Goblets 10.88

%iiir|iges-Crisa 9-Oz. Wine Goblets

JUguNrlpoo............................7.88

7KafldNr Wheat Germ Bread

e Farm Assorted 'Seville' Cookies

WiIJi9.............................1.44

tMM' and 'Mint Milano' Cookies

llsgriUlt.29 and 1.39.......................99^

'Gold Fish' Crackers

M|Silr87c...................... ..66^

'Gold Fish' Thins

Regular 99c.......................... _ 88^

'Snack Sticks' by Pepperidge Farm

Regularlos..............................89*

Martinellis Gold Metal Apple Juice

Regular 2.29 ... V................. .......122

Martinellis Pure Unfiltered Apple Juice Regular 2.29,1 Quart......................1 90CHECK OUT OUR LINE-UP OF SAVINGS ON WINES, ATARI SYSTEMS AND MUCH MORE!

PRESTO

Save $15 on Quartz Heater!

44.88

Reg. 59.99

Quartz dual tube Presto heaters! 5,100 B.T.U/s, 1500 watts.

MODEL #08102

MODEL

Regular 74.99

Quartz oscillating portable heater features 1500 watts and 5,100 B.T.U.'s of warmth! Sweeps heat from side to side!

MODEL #07875

Oscillating

Heater

59.88

$40 Off on Oil/Electric Radiators!

89.88

Regular 129.99

Presto's oil-filled electric radiators are super!

5,120 B.T.U.'s!

Quartz Electric Heater

'WW

Thermal Blankets Reduced! t*.

Regular / 18.00....-:........

14.88

Keep warn at night in 100% virgin acrylic th rmal blankets. Loom woven leno, machine wash and dry, non-allergenic, moth-propf. Champagne or light blue. Full size, 72x90".

Regular 34.99

26.88

electric heaters at a savingsl Single tube, 1,000 watt quartz puts out 3,400 B.T.U.'s.

MODEL #07882

Aladdin

Smokeless

and

Odoriess

Aladdin

Heaters

SALE!

$7 Off on Electric Blankets!

Regular 40.00 ... 32.88

StatePride regular electric blankets made of 80% polyester/20% acrylic. Snap fasteners for contour fitting, attractive control, machine washable. Available in gold, champagne, blue.

Full size, 72x84".

SALE!

Snuggly

StatePride

Acrylic

Blankets!

MODEL S4281 MODEL S-381

AladdinS Kerosene Heater Smaller Kerosene Heater

Regular

229.00.

189.88

Regular 212.00.

169.88

Top-of-the-line Aladdin kerosene heater on sale! Heats 20x20' area, burns to 16 hours per gallon, 11,300 B.T.U.'s per hour. Weighs only 22 lbs.

Heats 16x20' area, burns 17 to 22 hours per gallon of kerosene and produces 9,600 B.T.U.'s per hourl Take advantage oif this siiper low price today!

Regular 9.00

StatePride 'Hampton' needlewoven, 100% acrylic blankets.

It features 5" nylon tafetta binding, non allergenic, mildew resistant, moth proof, machine washable with nap guard finish Available in green, gold, bone and light blue. Full sizes, 72x90

HEATER AND BLANKET SALE FOR COLD WEATHER!

CLEAN-UP SAVINGS!

FREE 5-Pc. Power-Seal Attachments

MODEL U4317

SALE!

Save $35 on Hoover CONVERTIBLE Upright with Headlight

99.95

Regular 134.95

Hoover's Convertible Upright has: dirt-finder headlight, wide tread wheels, full furniture guard', comfortable grip and 3-position handle. Plus steel agitator, 15-qt. disposable bag, 4-position carpet selector and full-time edge cleaning! A fabulous low price on a fast, efficient Hoover vacuum cleaner!

DUAL EDGE BRUSHERSI

Hoover SPIRIT Portable-Canister Vac

59.88

mauDiNG

ATTACHMEMTS

Regular 79.88

Hoover SPIRIT Portable-Canister vacuum cleaner now at a terrific savings! It has a 714-qt. disposable bag, 2,400 R.P.M. Dual/stage motor/fan system, big 4" canister wheels, handy topside switch, dual-edge cleaning and attachments! Model S3203.

Save $25 on Hoover^ ConvertibleUpright!

69.88

Regular 94.95

Hoover Clean Green Convertible Upright features: all steel agitator, big disposable bag and 4-on-the-floor carpet shift. Plus full-time edge cleanirig and Power-Seal attachment setl Make vacuumming fun and easy with this Hoover model vaci Model U4127.

Deluxe Two-Motor SPIRIT Canister

Hoover Celebrity 'OS' Quiet Series Vac

269.95

Regular 389.95

Hoover two-motor, 2-speed Celebrity^^^'QS' Quiet Series Cleaning System with Quadraflex'^* agitator. Model has dual-edge brushers, headlight, two extra extension wands and^ much more! Model S3199.

Save $60 on Hoover's Concept One System!

189.95

Reg. 179.95

Delivers deep-cleaning, full-power agitation intensified by high performance canister suction. Complete with 4-PC. attachment set. Model S3211.

MODEL S3211

Regular 249.95

Hoover offers you the ultmate Concept One Cleaning System! It features: Quadraflex^'^agitator, edge cleaing plus deep edge brusher, automatic carpet adjustment, 16-qt. bag capacity, twin lamp headlight and soft touch cord rewind!

MODEL U4205SHOP GREENVILLE FOR SPECIAL ENERGY-SAVING HELPERS FOR THE HOME

'At budaet store -k

greenville

SALE

ENDS

SAT.,

OCT.

9th

CELEBRATE OUR 44th ANNIVERSARY WITH FANTASTIC SAVINGS AND VALUES ON MEN'S AND LADIES' FASHIONS FOR FALL AND WINTERI

Group of Ladies' Sweaters

Wrangler Jeans for LadiesI

Men's Red Camel Dungarees

Men's Arrow Shirt Bargains!

5.8?.nd7.88

if Perfect

10.88

Regular O QQ

10.97........................ OaOO

H Perfect fi QQ

9.97.........................OaOO

Select group of solid and stripe sweaters in black end blue solids or stripes. Sizes S, M, L.

Group of jeans made of 100% cotton, solid denim, slightly irregular. Sizes 8 to 20.

Men's 100% cotton solid denim dungarees with pockets and full cut. Sizes 30 to 38.

Polyester/cotton, solid or stripe, white or blue, slightly irregular. Sizes 14H to 16)i.

Ladies' Fall Dresses Reduced 1

Corduroy Slacks Reduced $31

Save 19.99 on Men's 3-Pc. Suits

Fruit-of-the-Loom Underwear

SO'^OFF

10.88

R^ui., 25*^ OFF

F 25'OFF

Charming polyester dresses with long or quarter-length sleeves. Sizes 10 to 18.

Ladies' corduroy slacks of polyester/cotton in black or navy colors. Sizes 10 to 16.

Group of polyester solid suits by Archdale in navy, brown and grey colors. Sizes 38 to 44.

Men's 100% cotton, soHd white briefs, boxers and T-shirts. Sizes 30 to 44.

Variety of Men's Dress Shirts

Lovable Shapeless Bras Salel

$3 Off on Men's Solid Sweaters

Slightly Irregular Towels

...................7.88

^ 1.88and2.88

ss'*'.:....................8.88

H Perfect 1 QQ 2.97.......................... liOO

Large selection of men's button-down collar, polyester/cotton shins. Sizes 141^ to 1?.

Some tube, some hook, some nylon/spandex, polyester/cotton. Beige and white coiors.

Slightly irregular cardigan sweaters in navy, white and red colors. Sizes S, M, XL. Savel

Great selection of Cannon brown or white slightly irregular towels for your bath.

Great Buy on Soft Terry Scuffs!

Super Savings on NightgownsI

36% Off on Men's Plaid ShirtsI

Select Group of Washcloths

iSr..................1.00

25^OFF

.................3.88

...........2 fori.00

Slightly irregular Dearfoams slip-on scuffs in solid white and blue. Sizes S, M, L, XL.

Variety of prints, solids; longs, shorts. Peach, mint, blue, rose and yellow solid colors.

Plaid flannel shirts with two front chest pockets are made of 100% cotton. Sizes S, M, L, XL.

Slightly irregular, polyester/cotton solid washcloths. White, yellow and blue colors.

Ladies' Pantyhose and Knee-Hi'sl

Trimlinei Foundations on Salel

Men's Corduroy Pants at $6 Off

Red Knee Socks Just for Him!

sjri.,3. 40 so

and 10 Pr. for 5.50........ ^ and O

ST 25'OFF

W"......................9.88

Krr 2to,1.00

Reigning Beauty daybreak and highnoon pantyhose. Sandalfoot knee highs. Save!

Nylon/spandex bras and girdles. Bra sizes 32A to 48D, girdle sizes 25" to 44".

Cotton/polyester Archdale slacks in gold or navy with back pockets. Sizes 30 to 38.

Slightly irregular 75% Orion/25% nylon red warm stretch socks. Sizes 9 to 11.

Low-Priced Leg Warmers for Her

Uniforms Now at Low Prices!

Men's Tube Socks at Low Price

Electric Blankets at $9 Off!

Everyday Q A A Low Price....................

...........25^OFF

i^i^....2forl.00

ssir 20.88

Hurry by for groat savings on leg warmers of 100% hi-bulk acrylic. One size fits all.

All white dresses and pantsuits made of polyester/cotton or polyester. Savel

)

Thrifty Mate soli<rwhite with stripe color top, fully cushion. Size^9_to 15.

Westminster 80% polyester/20% acrylic double size electric blankets. Blue or cream colors.

SALE STARTS AT 10 A.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7th IN GREENVILLE!

ears

Sears Priclrsg Policy ... If an item is not described as reduced or a special purchase, It is at Its regular price A special purchase, thou^ not reduced, is an exceptional value

SPECIAL PURCHASE

Misses Fully-Lined Blazers

Just.29!

Blazers are wardrobe workaholics they finish off pants, skin or dress looks for the office or add pizzazz to your Saturday jeans. Right now our amazingly low pripe lets you choose several in solid flannels or versatile tweeds both with full nylon linings. Flannels are polyester and wool; tweeds are polyester, wool and acrylic. They're classically man-tailored with padded shoulders and 3-button fronts for misses' sizes. While quantities last, now at Sears.Misses Coordinate with Skirts and Biouses

Plaid Skirt Special Purchase

Tuck-front Blouse Save5,Reg. SIS

999

While Quantities LastAsk about Sears Credit Pians

* V25% OFF

ks our Entire Stock of Dresses and

pantsuits in our Dress Department

Sensational fall savlngsl Save 25% during our Fall Harvest of Values on one and two-piece dresses and Jacket dresses for misses, petltes and half sizes. Pantsuits for misses and half sizes. Scores of autumn looks In easy<are fabrics. Come see the seiectlbnl3Q% OFF

Jr. Se^rates

Hocxiad bibjadctt. Zipoff sleeves, keg; 5S5> ......V............37.99

L>amiwdihirt.leg. .. .7.99

Ktmtop.ne9.s9,,^ ....,5.99

Corduroy pleated pants. Cotton and polyester. Reg. $20...... f 3.99

Put fern all together for a terrific fali look. Great for school or the football game. In Junior Sizes.In our Junior Bazzar25% OFFCarriage Court handbagsReg. $26 to S45

1949.3349

,/i25% OFFAh-hBrasReg. $10, Natural Cup

749

m . Mch

Ah-h bras, the firit word in comfort. Choice of Pretty Natural or Utc'n'Lacey style.

Thru October 23.

Reg. $10.50, Contour cup 7JI D-cup at ilfflliar lav^i

Very Impressive Panties

neg. $6.50

Made of Antron* M nylon In white and colors. Comes ki packages of three. Briefs, hig-hugger or bHdnls. Thru Oct. 23.

Reg. S7.K), Extra-site brief 5.19

Leather shoulder,, tote or career bags with mirror and leather key chain; most with signature print lining.

large aami such as appBmcw

and fmttiart art InvenierM In our dbtiibutlon etmer and wM be scheduM tar deNvtry or pidcup.

You can ccN^on

naaiwuBMOttaiia'Cd

SHOP YOUR NIAmST SIAaS mTAI. STOm

SitlklKtlOn CklSrSllKd HUCJ turimgion, Owlocte, Concord. Ourham. Fayetteville, Qaitonia. GoWsboro, Qrecnsboro! QreenvNic. IlinfUnr Hickory, High F<^ iachsonvllta. Itaieigh, RiKfcy bjoiint, WHmtagion. Winsion^icfn

m rylw ITj Columbe, ftortrm. Myrtle Beach. Rock HW VA-' Dar

3X4 Columbia, faenct. Myrtle leach. Rock HiH VA DanvWe,jpchbMrft Roanoke

10/6/87

Sears

Mot

,,', .*

./I

TOUGH$KIN$

SAVE 34%

Rugged Flannel Shirt and Twill Work Pants

Perma-Prest Flannel Shirt

Save $3.40 C59

Regular $8.99 3

Comfortable, easy-cafe blend of cotton and Kodel polyester. Several plaids. Full or Regular fit.

Sears Best Work Pants

Save $5.50 f^49

Regular $15.99 KW

Perma-Prest twill pants of Dacrons polyester and cotton with a soil-release finish. Choose regular or full sizes.

$13.99 Matching Shirt ...9.99 $3 OFF, (Not Shown)

SAVE *4

Perma-Prest Jeans 10

Regular

$14.99

SAVE <5

Bib Overalls

Work Clothes Sale Ends October 16

Regular

$19.99

SAVE *6

Roebuck Jeans

$ 12.99 Painter Jeans 9.99

Regular

$17.99

SAVE 35%

SPORT SHIRT SPECTACULAR

Regular $7.99 each 2^*10

Handsome woven shirts a great seleaion of solid colors and yarn-dyed plaids in an easyore blend of polyester and cotton. Stock up and save.

SAVE *5

Oxford-Weave Dress Shirts

Regular 515.99

1099

Traditional button-down collar styling, double-button cuffs. Plus easy<are Permanent Press convenience. Choose from white and solid colors. Stock up.

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

SAVE 25%

on Corduroy Toughskiiis and More Winter Wear

m Toughskins' blend of polyester, cotton and

^ nylon makes them sturdy and long-lasting.

Great looks make them the jeans kids love to

wear.

For Little Boys and Girls

510.99 Boys' Casual Toughskins.........8.19

$9.99 Girls Corduroy Toughskins.......7.49

lailWII I I I 59.99 Boys' Shetland Sweater..........7.49

S5.99Boys'Western Flannel Shirt.......4.49

55.99 Girls' Turtleneck Pullover.........4.49

For Big Girls, Sizes 7-14

S13.99-$ 15.99 Corduroys.......10.49-11.99

54.99 Turtleneck Sweater.............3.69

515.99 Shetland Wool Sweater........ 11.99

539.99 Quilted, Hooded Jacket........29.99

A For Big Boys and Students

$13.99 Corduroy Toughskins, 7-12.....10.49

$13.99 Corduroy Toughskins, 14-24 .... 10.49 $ 13.99 Shetland Wool Sweater........10.49

^ Entire Stock of Toughskins ' Corduroy Jeans are now on Sale. Hurryl 3 more days.

SAVE *10

Men's Leather Dress Shoes

In Two Traditional Styles

Regular $29.99

Choose a classic slip-on with gold-color trim, or a comfortable oxford with moc-toe styling. Men's sizes 8-1 ID. Sturdy PVC soles.

SAVE *7

Three Styles Dressy Slings and Sandals

Regular $19.99

Dress sandals in the latest colors and heel heights. Choose a sling or pleated vamp sandal, each in 3 great color combinations. Or a strap sandal in traditional black or Jbrown. In women's sizes 5'/2-9, 108.

SAVE 25%

Sears Cllng-Alon Hosiery Sale

Reg. 52.49 to 52.99

J 79 _ 21

Time to stock- up and save on -your favorite styles, and enjoy Cling-Alon comfort and quality. All styles on sale thru Oct. 23.

52.99 Pantyhose........2.19

$2.39Thl-Top..........1.79

52.59 Knee-High ....____1.89

SPECIAL EDITION ELEGANCE

bedding with important quality features found in our more expensive twin M99.99 Elegance...

that's 70 less!

Twin innerspring. polymeric and 'polyurethane foam mattress or box spring

Both sets have mattress covers treated with Scotchgard' Brand Fabric Protector Both sets in a choice of 2 constructions: 297-coil twin innerspring or 6V2-in. laminated polymeric and polyurethane foam mattress

Only the cover ticking is different

Full size mattress or box spring........... 179.88

. Queen size bedding set.......... 499.88

King size bedding set................. 599.88

While quantities last

^150 to 200 OFF Supreme Bedding

Twin size mattress in your choice of 260-coil innerspring or 6'/2-in.

sizes not shown.

Bedding not In: Concord, High Point, Greenville, Rock Hill.

SAVE 100 on Brawny Crews Quarters Bed

Twin Innerspfing, polyurethane foam mattresi or box spring

299*

Twin slie loft bed has lots of storage space for your teenl Sturdy pine construction with built-in ladder and guard rail. With 2 mattressboard foundations and 3-drawer chest that can be positioned on either side of lower bed.

Furniture not available In: Concord, High Point, Greenville, Rock Hill.

Portrait Studio

our

aby

SAVE

20%-38%

Quilted Betlspreads & Matching Drapes

Colorcore ... velvety soft and smooth velour with looped terry back for extra absorbency. Cotton and polyester. Lots of bright solid colors.

S4.99 Colorcore Hand Towel........ 3.99

S2.49 Colorcore Washcloth...........1.99

Twin Spread Reg. S 36.99

Spread the word ... save on these Perma-Prest spreads of polyester and cotton or polyester, rayon with soft polyester fill. Choose florals, solids or contemporary stripes. They're easy-care; just machine wash and tumble dry. Sale ends October 18.

$39.99 Full-size Spread...........31.99

S49.99 Queen-size Spread -----39.99

$59.99 King-size Spread ..........46.99

S3!.00 "Medley Drapery, 48x844n.. 23.99 $26.99 Matching Drapery, 48x84-ln. . 19.99

'Lfl

SAVE 3

Shower Curtain

SAVE on Color core Accessories

Regular

$16.99

Bath Rug Reg. $10.99

349

SIngle-drape vinyl curtain with valance attached. In _ bright Colorcore colors. ^ Mesh tub-liner bottom.

56.99 Ud Cover 549

512.99 Tank Cover ... 10.49

549.99 Bath Carpet... 39.99

fXI

SAVE 23%-25%

on our BeshSelling Plush Carpets

Simply Plush, Reg. $11.99

25-oz. per sq. yd. 099

of nylon plush pile. O iq.yd.

Gentle Plush, Reg. $12.99

30oz. per sq. yd. Q99

of plush nylon pile. V tq.yo.

Flying Colors, Reg. $15.99

35-oz. per sq. yd. f 9 99

of nylon plush pile. ig.yo.

Sale ends October 23.

Carpet not sold In Concord, DanvHle GoMiboro, Greenville, Rock Hill

^ Lamps and DInnerware available In larger stores only

So different at three months, six , . nine months, twelve. Remember the changes always with professional keepsake portraits taken regularly at Sears.

14 colorf #^95

portraitslvtotai

includes 95 deposit

IMo age limit. Photographic package includes two 8x10s, two 5x7s and 10 wallet size color portraits. 95<I for each additional subject in portrait. Choice of backgrounds. Poses our selection.

Offer good for portraits taken thru Oct. 9

Studio located In most Sears retail stores. Hours: Tues.- Thurs. & Sat. 10-6, FrI. 10-8; except Columbia, TUes.-Sat. 11-8; and Fayetteville, Tues.-Sat. 10-8.

Studios closed Sunday and Monday.

SAVE 33% SAVE 33% SAVE 33%

Banded Oinnerwarc Strawberry DInnerware Brass-Plated Lamps

Regular 70^

$44.99 ^

"Berry Band" stoneware, 20-pcs microwave-safe.

Regular

$59.99

Regular

$59.99

20-pc. sets of colorful stoneware. Thru Oct. 23.

From our "Settlers' Trail" colleaion. Also in wood.

SAVE 250

Craftsman Power Bench Tools

YOUR CHOICE329?

A. $579.99*, Craftsman l(Hn. Radial Arm Saw Outfit, upfront controls.

B. 5499.99, Craftsman I(Hn. Table Saw, li> cludes steel leg set, extension.

C. 5449.99, 12-In. Craftsman Band Saw Outfit, lixludes motor and steel leg set.

D. $469.99, Craftsman IS'/i-ln. Drill Press, Vz-HP motor, eight drilling speeds.

E. $469.99, Craftsman 6-In. Jolnter-Planer, /i-HP motor ar>d steel leg set.

All tools on this page on sale until October 16

SAVE 100 - 130

these Craftsman Power

Bench Tools

YOUR

CHOICE

199?

F , $299.99, Craftsman 9-In. Table Saw with steel leg set and two extensions.

G. $299.99, Craftsman 12-In. Drill Press, 4-speeds from 650 to 4600 rpm.

H. $299.99, Craftsman 10-In. Barxl Saw, worktable tilts for making bevel cuts.

J. $329.99, Craftsman 12-In. Wood Lathe, Vz-HP motor, 4 spindle speeds.

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

SAVE *15 on these

Craftsman Power Tools

YOUR CHOICE Reg. 539.99

24?

B. 1163

A. Craftsman Varlable-speed Sabre Saw

B. Craftsman DuaNnotlon Pad Sander

C. Craftsman 5'/i-ln. Circular Saw

1/2 PRICE

'/j-HP Variable Speed Drill

Regular $69.99

Craftsman drill develops I/3-HP, variable no-load speeds to 1200 rpm Reversible, too Ball and sleeve bearings Spur gearing 3/8-m geared chuck MOW 112 PRICE

SAVE 49% Craftsman

Sturcfy Workbench Outfit

Reg. tep. price SI97.94

9999

- Siee

a-i* O'av.'efi

"'C 30C/ j'far 'or

/Oj' nor-ie O' /'OrrSCtop

SAVE 47%

16-gallon Wet/Dry Vac

Regsep QQB7

prices I B9.97irir

16-gallon size vac plus 7 handy accessories and < s a Craftsman

SAVE <10

Craftsman Tool Box with Tray

1999

Regular S 29.99

Rugged steel tool box includes narxJy tote tray Craftsman Quality

^74 on 40-pc. Craftsman Mechanic's Tool Set

Reg. sep. price $104.42

2999

With quick-release ratchet, sockets, nut-driver set and much more

68438

1/2 PRICE

Craftsman Stapler Combination

R^P 1A79

price S21.78 Iw

Heavy-duty duaRompres-sion stapler and bo* of 1000 staples

1/2 PRICE

20-Drawer Utility Cabinet

Regular A99

513.99 W

Great for organizing small parts, screws or nails

1/2 PRICE

Craftsman 44n. Bench Vise

R*guir aA99

S69.99

Heavy-duty Craftsman voe Jaws open up 00 Snn Rotats.

66742

1/2 PRICEI

Hciavy-Outy Pipe damp Set

pSe7l.9e 10^

Set of ty heavy-duty ad-justabie gluing clamps. SAVE U2 now at Sears.

1/2 PRICE

Assorted Craftsman Screwdrivers

YOUR CHOICE 00^

lieg.SI.99 MWtach

Choose from assorted slotted or phHbp^ype saewdrivers

1/2 PRICE

Heavjf-Outy Claw Hainmer

Regular

$12.99 Q

Cushioned handle and steel head At 1/2 PRICE, hurry to Sears.

NATIONAL HARDWARE WEEK SALE

SAVE

on these Sears Best Paints

1 -Coat Ea^ Living

Satin Fiat or Ceiiing Paint

'esistant washat ^ ' stain removal *

099

Gallon

Regular $15.99

One-coat coverage, spot resistant, washable, colorfast and stain removal are all good reasons to buy Sears Best interior latex paints. Sale ends Oaober 16.

Reg. 516.99, Sears Best Seml-Gloss Latex ......11.99 gal.

For one-coat coverage all Sears paints must be applied as directed.

e.l2,r

HE/WYDUTY TIliniT COVER

DBOPCUnH

1/2 PRICE

PAINTING SUPPLIES 4-In. Paint Bnnti

Soft<ip for Utex ano Reg. S8.49 oiHMse paints Sale _ _ _ ends Oaober 16

Plastk Drop Cloth

Rg. J2.91

|49

9 X li ft utility ckxti IS slip resistant On sale until Oaober 16

9Hn. Rollar Covers

Sears Best 9nn mteriof Reg. J6.9R covers Sale ends Ot-

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

R^^jorsatin

^emn0

iSfiSSfx'S

---

'v .Mildeet '

SV.RsrviVMfi.r S

Weatherbeater 1-Coat Fiat Exterior

Regular S 16.99

Sears Best exterior latex is one-coat, washable, mildew resistant, non-yellowing, stain resistant and no chalk washdown. On sale until Oaober 23 at Sears.

Reg. $18.99, Weatherbeater Satin exterior .......... 11.99 gal.

SAVE *200

1-HP Compressor

^5; 349

Delivers 7 0 SCFM at 40 PSI, 100 PSI maximum Sale ends 33005 Oaober 23 at Sears

17621

SAVE <80

Gas Chain Saw with Case

Reg. $249.99

16-in Lo-Kick Fnaon Fighter guide bar includes rugged carrying case Sale ends Oa 23

Chain saws come partially assembled

1^999

SAVE ^200

Craftsman 8-HP Riding Mower

FEATURES ELECTRIC-START

899

Convenient elearic start. Iso-Vib engine mounts help reduce vibration. 30-in. floating mower deck helps prevent scalping. Single-level height adjuster. Sale ends Oaober 16.

Regular

$1099.99

Portable Kerosene Room Heaters!

SAVE *90. G SAVE *10

Chain Saw with Casa

269

3.7 cu. in. gas engir.e. ISnn guide bar Thru Oa 23

Electric Chain Saw

$39.99

V4-HP nxjtof 84n Lo-Kick guide bar Thru CDa 23

BIG BUYI

OOBTU Reflection Heater

ONLY

139

Heats up to 23 hrs on 12 gal of kerosene Elearic ignition, tip-over switch UL listed.

40207

SAVE <30

13,000 BTU Portable Heater

Reg.

$199.99

16999

Conveaion type heats up to 17 hrs on 16 gal' of kerosene Elearonic ignition, ceramic wick U L Listed

40307

SAVE <5, 32-gal.

Permanex Trash Can

2-ycar Warranty If. within 2 years from date of purchase. this Permanex* piastk container or lid cracks or breaks, we will, upon return, replace It free of charge

6382

Regular

$13.99

Designed to take a beating from the weather. Sturdy Permanex plastic resists heat warping up to 150 F freezer cracking to -20F. Tight-fitting domed lid. Thru Oaober 16.

SAVE *5, Plus get FREE DleP Soap w/42-tt>. Detergent

BIG VALUE 104n. Sklltot

797

Aluminum; Silver-Stne* interior While quantities last

9230R

9244R

1999

SAVE <40

Heatscreen^** 70 Glass Door Firescreen

Boxes. $25.06

Cj 3. 3'/i-02 bars of Dial soap when you buy a 42-lb box of Sears power laundry detergent. Sale erxls Oa. 23.

Completely assembled firescreen features automatic damper and side pull chains on the mesh curtain Selea arxique brass or black and brass finish. Thru Oa. 18

Regular $139.99

9999

FALL HEATING SALE

100,000 BTUH Gas Furnace

*100 OFF

399^

Regular

S499.99

Buy now and be ready for those cold winter winds ahead. This SpaceSaver furnace has heavy-duty steel heat exchanger and multi-speed direa drive blower motor. Self<leaning burners and automatic controls. Sale ends Oaober 23.

Similar Savings of 20% OFF on ALL sizes and types for closet, basement, counter flow or crawl-space use. Choose oil, gas or electric furnaces, boilers and heat pumps, now during Sears Fall Heating Sale.

9380

SAVE *40, Sears Best Central Humkflffler

Reg. $179.99

13999

For homes up to 3000 sq. ft Furnace mount Thru Oaober 23

83921

SAVE *100

Electronic Air Cleaner

Reg. $329.99 229^

Helps remove aggravating dust, pollen and smoke Thru Oa 23

9100

SPECIAL PURCHASE Setback Thermostat

Converts from heat only to heat and cool Thru Oa 23

76113

KENMORE DISHWASHER VALUE

A Kenmore

I A Sears Super Value. Stainless steel chamber.

Each of these advertised Items Is readily available for sale as advertised.

OF THE YEAR

noo OFF

24-ln. Built-in Dishwasher

Regular $398.00

<298

Our most energy-efficient 24-in. model. Features three-level wash. Water Miser cycle and Power Miser control to help save energy. Pot/pan cycle. While Quantities Last.

Normal replacement Installation charge only $75

Can Help Solve Your Trash Disposal Problems

SPECIAL

PURCHASE

29088

Take the place of kitchen wastebasket and three 20-gallon cans outside Compresses trash into a single, neat bag While they last.

^fspoimNe ClE

lb^ GOODS MU

SAVE *20!

Free Spirit 10-speed

0099

Jw each

Regular

5119.99

Sleek red racer in 24 or 26-in. for men or women. Dual position side-pull brakes. Stem-mounted shifter, blackwall tires and rat trap pedals. On sale until October 9 at Sears.

SAVE *20, Boy's FS 100 BMX

Features wishbone style Reg. $109.99

racing fork and knobby no..QO.riri

tires. Coaster brakes. On sale until Oct. 9. m

Not for stunting

SAVE *25, 132-lb. Weight Set

Two 18-in. dumbbell Reg. $59.99

bars, 14 polyethylene encased weight discs.

On sale until Oaober 9 at Sears.

SAVE *30, Weight Bench

Heavy-duty weight Reg. $89.99

bench with padded back board, adjusts. Also has leg lift. Thru Oaober 9 M

Reg. $29.99, Pulley system........ 24.99

$30 OFF, Jo9-N-Trmp

Reg. $79.99 49^^

Great for circulatory system, toning and more Thru Oa 9

S30 OFF, 2<Mn. WfhMlCycto

Reg. $109.99 79

Has adjustable pressure control, speedometer Thru Oa. 9.

SAVE *6

Men's and Woman's Wilson Warm-up Suit

Regular

$29.99

2399

They come in an assortment of colors. Stylish and comfortable. On sale until Oa. 9,

SAVE *2, Sweatpants or Shirts

Rag.

$8.99

6%,

Choose from an array of colors. On sale until Oaober 9 at Sears.

SAVE *20-*40

on Exciting Video Games

Pac Man shown sold separately

Sears Video Arcade

Plays all Tele-games or Atari games. Includes Target Fun cartridge, paddles and controls. On sale until Oaober 12.

Reg. SI89.99 Video Arcade n 169.99

Regular $159.99

13499

Astromash shown sold separately

Sears Super Video Arcade

Plays all Mattel Intellivi- Regular $269.99 Sion cartridges Poker/

Black Jack game cartridge included. On sale until October 12

Intelllvolce 79,99

219

SAVE*S Arcade Storage Center

2999

Regular S 34.99

Holds Tele-Games, Atari or intellivision unit, 27 games, accessories and more.

VIDEO

CARTRIDGE

SALE

Reg. $27.99, "Bezerk"

cartridge .....22.99

Reg. $34.99, Space

Hawks..........29.99

Reg. S 24.99, Pinball

cartridge........19.99

Reg. $32.99, Dohkey Kong* cartridge . .27,99 Reg. $34.99, Dungeons & Dragons cartridge. 29.99 On sale until Oa. 12

LIMITED WARRANTY TIRE WEAROUT

For the number of miles or months specified. Sears will upon return, replace the tire or give a refund, charing a prorata charge for the miles or months received, if wearout occurs and is not caused by failure to properly maintain the tire.

SAVE <8 OH Filter Change/Lube

Regular 099

T 18.19 M

We'll install up to 5-guarts^of IOW-40 oil and a new Sears regular oil filter and lubricate the chassis Extra charge for cars r II with sealed grease fittings.

40% OFF Wheel Bearing Repack

Drum Brakes <99

Regular $21.98

S37.98Disc Brakes 22.78

We'll clean inner and outer I bearings, inspea for- wear or damage, repack bearings, install new grease seals and adjust ) bearings to specs.

SAVE *7 Wheel Alignment and Balance

2-Wheel ^ yjgg

Regular $29.99 Ad,

$37.99 4-Wheel.......29.99

We'll spin balance wheels and set caster/camber and toe. Includes torsion bar adjustment when needed Helps restore steering response and control plus a smooth ride.

Above services available for most Amerlcan-fnade cars and many Imports. Not available In Shelby.

SAVE >7

Heavy-Duty RT Radial Tunad Shock Absorbers

Regular $16.99

Radial-tuned comfort valve smooths ride with most tires. Wiper rjng helps keep shock/seal Clean. For most cars, light trucks. Thru Oct. 23. $21.99 installed ..... - .. *4.99 each

SAVE *10

. Sears Booster Shocks

Regular

S44.99

34^

Add carrying capacity In the front or rear of your vehicle with Sears booster shocks. $18.99 Initalltd ... 48.99 pr.

42,000 Mile Wearout Warranty

Low rolling-resistance helps save gasoline. Computer-designed tread for great grip on wet, dry, snow and ice. Two steel belts.

Mounting and Rotation are included

Tire Sale Ends October 30

WtMhcrWlw

radM

nwy bt Mbitttiitcd tar

Etgutar price N. wtatewafl

Sate

price ta. wtWiewaN

phis

F.E.T.

each

P155/80RI2*

59.99

44.99

1.39

P155/80R13

I55RI3

72.99

54.74

1.52

PI65/80RI3

AR78-I3

82.99

62.24

1.67

PI75A0RJ3

87.99

65.99

1.74

PI85/75RI3

BR78-I3

87.99

65.99

1.92

PI85/80R13*

CR78-13

92.99

69.74

1.91

P185/75RI4*

CR78-14

98.99

74.24

2.04

P195/75R14

D/ER78-14

104.99

78.74

2.16

P205/75R14

FR78-I4

109.99

82.49

2.30

P2I5/75RI4

GR78-I4

114.99

86.24

2.47

P205/75RI5

FR78-I5

114.99

86.24

2.42

P215/75RI5

GR78-I5

119.99

89.99

2.57

P225/75RIS

H/JR78-I5

124.99

93.74

2.73

P235/75RIS

LR78-15

129.99

97.49

2.93

Larger stores only

SAVE 25%

Steel Belted Radlals 40,000 Mile Wearout Warranty

SuperGuad

RadWs

Hegutar price each UKfcwril

Sale Price aich

UacfcvMl

Phis

FE.T.

each

P155/80R12*

54.99

41.24

1.43

P155/80R13

59.99

44.99

1.53

P165/80R13

72.99

54.74

1A9

P175/80R13

79.99

59.99

1.78

P185/80R13*

82.99

62.24

1.92

P185/75R14**

94.99

71.24

2.04

P195/75R14

99.99

74.99

2.18

P205/75RI4

104.99

78.74

2.34

P215/75R14**

109,99

82.49

2.48

P205/75R15

109.99

82.49

2.47

P215/75R15

114.99

86.24

2.59

P225/75R15

119,99

89.99

2.78

P235/75R15

124.99

93.74

3X)1

Larger Stores Only

NotlnShety

Guardsman Truck Tires

H78-I5 / d pZ,

H78-I5 76%,

Traction

PhJtS3.39F.E.T.

PhJl S3.S4F.E.T.

Traction

RV 10-15 75% S4.30F.E.T.

SAVE 30%

5uperGuard 30 Tires

A78-13 whitewall 9

Regular 552.99 aP # piusSi.67F.E.T.

30,000 Mile Wearout Warranty. Our best non-radial has two glass belts for long wear and two polyester plies for a smooth, comfortable ride.

SAVE 25%

RbadHandler Sport

I55RI2, Regular $49.99

3749

# m Plus s

44,000 Mile Wearout Warranty. 2 steel belts and radial design for low rolling resistance to help save gas.

Plus S1.35F.E.T.

5AVE *15

ectrs A

DANGER explosive

Sears 45 Auto Battery

Installation Included Regular $59.99

with trade-in

Get great starting power with 410 amps of cold cranking power. 90 minutes reserve capacity. Group 24. Sizes to fit most American-made cars, many imports.

SAVE *40

Small Car Indash AM/FM Stereo w/Cassette

9999

Regular $139.99

Fits in dash of many small cars vyithout cutting or drilling. Full-range tone control for great sound. Cassette has auto-stop at tape end. Installation extra.

$69.99 Cc^^Axial Speakers,

Your Choice..............59.99 pair

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

BIG VALUE Sears B-Amp Battery Charger

SpfcUil PurchaM

1999

Delivers high current for a fast charge 20% faster then Sears 6-amp battery charger that regularly sells for S34.99. While quantities last.

5AVE ^5 Your Choice

Owoll Tachomitor or . Inductiva Timing light

RegularS2l.99 16%.

Dwell tach checks RPM and dwell angle. Timing light needs no adapters. 12-volt. Help keep your engine turned well.

5AVE 23%

5-Ouartf off Spectrum 10W-40 Oil

Regular $6.20 4

5-quart container. Helps protect your engine at highway speeds and during stop-and-go driving.

:oonthis

*150 OFF PAIR6-Cycle Kenmore Washer

Reg. $499.95. Features a Dual-Aaion^ agita-tor, 5-water levels. Thru ^5-Cycle Kenmore Dryer

Reg. $349.95.^ Fabric Master dryer for wash-

day versatility. Sale #9

ends Oa. 30. ^ M

*80 OFF

ON THIS ww - PAIRHeavy-Duty Kenmore Washer

Reg. $349.95. Features, 2 cycles, Permanent Press and cotton/sturdy, Pent-A-Vane Agitator, On sale M ^

until Oct. 16. 3-Cycle Kenmore Dryer

Reg. $279.95. Has Permanent Press plus touch-up cycle. On sale until Oaober 16.

Range and Dryer cordi_

2499S20 OFFUpright Vacuum w/Attachments

Reg. sep. 7095 price $99.95 # #

Twin fan suction Beater bar brush Thru Oa 30

SAVE 50

Kenmore 16.0cu. ft. Refrigerator

499

All-frostless with twin crispers. Thru Oa 23.

61431

SAVE MOO

Kenmore 14.3 cu. ft. Refrigerator

nss; 399

10.41 cu. ft refrigerator, 3 90 cu. ft. freezer

Sears

22841SAVE 80Kenmore Power-Mate Vacuum

169

Beater bar brush and edge cleaner. Thru Oa 30

SAVE 150

Kenmore 19.0 cu. ft SMeHiy-Slde

599

Magnetic door gaskets, plenty of storage.

FEATURING...

KENMORE HOME APPLIANCE

SALE

Most Items at reduced prices

91917

SAVE MO

Compact Stereo System

Regular f A095 $219.95

Cassette play/record, 0-track AM/FM Thru Oa 30.

Kenmore 3-Temp Electric Dryer

^279

ONLY mm M M

Heavy-duty Kenmore motor. Top-mount lint screen.

61151

SAVE *30

Kenmore 2-Cyde Electric Dryer

nsr ^*197

Has air-only setting for fluff-drying special items.

61971

12492 SEARS SUPER VALUE

91081'

(nmora Stwln0 CaMnat Saan Frica 1180SAVE 150Kenmora 19.3 cu. ft. Ice-Maker Refrigerator

7499s

High-efficiency. All-frostless with convenient ice-maker, hook-up extra. Power Miser switch. Thru Oaober 30.

Regular

$899.95SAVE 60

10-StKch Fraa-Arm Sewing Machlrw169^

5 utiHty and 5 stretch stitches. Built-In button-holer. Free-arm converts to flatbed for basic sewing. Thru Oa. 30.SAVE 120Knmor Electronlc-touch MIcrowavR Oven

329^*1

$449.95 1# ^ I

Cooking control at your fingertips. Probe lets yoJ cook food to preset temperature. Has a 100-min.| timer. Sale ends Oaober 20.

99021VALUECompact Microwave Oven

ocv *199

0.5 cu. ft. oven with mechanical timer.

92521150 OFFKenmore 30-In. Electric Range

399

Automatic delay-start oven With clock Thru Oa 30

SAVE 60

Kenmore 9.0 cu* ft. Chest Freeaer

^ 299

Has textured steel lid. Keylock. Thru Oa. 23.

SAVE 80

Kenmore 20.0 cu. ft. Upright Freezer

599

Frostless with Power Miser switches Thru Oa 30

SAVE 100

Console Color TV

Regular

S699.9S 977 ea.

25-in. diag. meas, piaure. Channel Touch. Thru Oa. 30.

SAVE *50

Black/Whlte Portable TV

HTs 89

12-in. diag. meas, piaure. AODC. Thru Oaober 23.

42111

SEARS SUPER VALUE*110 OFFBIG-SCRIEN Touch n'

' Tun Color TV-379

$489.95 mw T Jr

Big, t9-ln. diag. meas, picture. Reliable electronic tuner. Touch n' Tune selealon. 1-Button Color. Super Chromix piaure tube. Thru Oc-

Large items such as appiiances are inventoried in our distribution center and advertised Items Is readily available for sale as advertised,

will be scheduled for delivery or pick-up. deWvery Is extra.

Save $21.00!

2^ Stomi Door

$39

ftog.SI0Ji6 pre-hung aluminum door with screen & insulating glass. #11131.2

229

Airtight Wood Heater Ouviis Z^Foot Loqs

Rtftitnct PrlM $290.97. Thermostatically controlled heater has a large flrebrick-lined firebox with cast iron grates. You get up to 12 hours of heat with one load of wood. #37370

A. Traditional Light. $19.99 a. Colonial Ught... $24.99

Regutaily $20.99, $39i99. Beautiful chandeliers with glass globes and polished brass arms. Save! #74921,3

Save $15.00!

Power Leaf Blower

$4499

I I80.9B. Powerful

motor and ad|ustable air flow. Easy to use. #91565

3%x15 R-11 Facedlnsulation

14c

SouateFool

Ref. Price 18*. The higher the R-vaiue the greater the insuiating power. #13576

Atk Mil fof fKt kh**! on R-valuM

Water Saver White Commode

$47

Reference Price $82.88.

Fast & thorough fiushing. Seat extra. #20701,2'

GLowes Companiss. Inc.

Louie's

^tober. 1982 (056) N.C.

2728 South Memorial Drive*Phone: 756-6560

GreenviUe, N.C.

SUPPLEMENT TO; The Daily Reflector

Hot Items For A Warm Winter

EEESuia^

Portable Warmth!

A. 6,800 BTU Kerosene Heater.....

Reterann Price $119.97. Has convenient automatic starting & extinguishing for easy operation. And its UL iisted. #30460

588

B. 9,500 BTU(

Kerosene Heater

Referanoe Price $149.97. Medium^riced heater with automatic start/extinguish and iift-out tank. UL iisted. #30462

C. 18,000 BTU(

Kerosene Heater ..

Reference Price $199.99. This powerfui portable has auto-start/extinguish. And Its UL listed, too. #30464

Fireplace Insert Heater

llefeience Price $909.00. It fits fireplace opening 34-42 wide. 25Vi-32 high (minimum depth of 15). #37366

MoMe Home Wood Stove

Refewnce Price $090.00. Its designed for mobile homes. Has a firebrick-lined firebox. Blower unit is extra. #37374.5

LoNesLow

51636

For

Lowes Low

$20*1

For

Lowes Cash Price: ^399^

No Down Payment (See Back Paga) Deferred Paj^wnt Price: $588.96 Annual Percentage Rate: 24.00%

Lmws Cash Price: *499**

No Down Payment CSa# Back Page) Deferred Payment Price: $73184 Annual Percentage Rate: 24.00%

1,250-Watt Electric SBaseboard Heater

if% ofTaf oStorelHtdieMi^ AMeotR/AMlM ! ovIA^

Ref. Price $31J1 May have to be ordered In some stores. #30256.058

4-Pack Of 11-Ounce Tubes

Acrylic Latex Caulk Wfth Rc

Rebate Coupon

Seals around door and window frames. etc.<:|an be painted, too. #43472

$*|96

Save $34X8

23 7/Tx38 7/8 Single Trapk Storm Window

Save $4.00!

23 7/8x38 7/8 Double Track Storm Window

Save $4.001

23 7/rx387/rTriple Track Storm Window

Sj199 $-|g99 $-|^99

ReguMyllASB. Has an aluminum frame. For use on wood windows, rum

asivis ^4

Reg. $17 J9 9m,7

s^Ta ^6

Reg. $1IJk #in,i,7ri3i96,s,7 MW'Wgh $^ygg

Sbigle Track

Rag.$lfJl. #15121,so,1,4,9

827/rHlgh Sbigla Track

Reg. S6Jk iisissj

Ragulaily $19.91. Easy to install with just a few household tools, nsoti 39 7/9" High Double Track Reg. $19.91. fi3046.7,so,4

Rag. $20.99. #13049,91,7,8 547/THlgh $4Qgg Double Track

Rag. 121.99. #13046,8,52.9.99

92 7/THlgh $0089 Double Track

Rag.$22J9. #13044,80,5,119,49 Atom Comm In

RaguMy$21Alt'aour moat veraadle window.

3 movable panela. #i2ots

?hSTt *19

Rag. 921J9 #13092.9.70,81

*20

Rag^ $Z2J9l #13003,7,71,4

iM *21.

Ra^ $aj9. #13004,1,72.07JJ2

f^'r^sa *22

Rag.tMJ9i #13110,7,0

A Save $2100! 2*8 Or 3

White insulating Storm Door SCfl99

Regi*riv $79.99. Handsome Colonial styling. Has m

screen & removable glass panel. #11135,40,44,72 ......

B. Save $20.00! 3FuR-View White InsulatInO Storm Door

Rreutariy $99.98. Has 1V#-thick frame and a full safety glass panel. Bronze, some stores. #11138,9,15090,1,84.9,51.2

c. Save $5100! Insulating ^

Storm Door For Patio Door

uStia fifd fifisy to Install,

Has bronze finish (white some stores). #15676,7

?79-

*99

/< c i ' < >

Save $2.50 On 10.3 Ounce Clear SMcone Sealant Caidk

3 ,L

Reguiariy $8.46. Forms* tough, flexible 66ft I'J^nd mmalns flexible^ Mm ' 2

TT-rc '

J ,J !v^). ,Lowes, Your Insulation Center

BUCK*A

Special CertainTeed Offer. On 6V4x15 Unfaced Batt Fiberglass Insulation: Get $1 Factory Rebate Per Bundie!

SqureFoot

Reference Price 30*. Add an extra blanket of warmth to your attic with our unfaced batt insulation, it has an R-vaiue rated at 19*, and can also be used In first time application (with vapor barrier). Its great for wall insulation too, since these friction-fit batts do not require stapling. Sold by bundle. #13585

12x24 Unfaced Fiberglass Batt Insulation

Square Foot

Reference Price 64*. This unfaced fiberglass batt insulation is for use in colder northern

climates. A single layer is enough to meet general requirements for attic. Sold in bundles. R-38*. #13591

Handy 10x2S RON Of 4^MI Polyethylene FNm

neferonee Price SI.99. Its multifunctional. #16925,6 lOxIOO'Rol Of 4-MI BiKk Or Natural . PolyeltiylMe #16893,6 Reg. $1189...112.99

Easy-To-lnstall 6V4x15

Faced Batt Fiberglass Insulation

25c

mm \m Square Foot

Reference Price 31*. Faced batt insulation is primarily for attic use in first time application. Can also be used in walls, too. R-19*. Sold in bundles. #13581

Check Lowes Low Price On 9 Or 10x15 Faced rgls

Be tt*.

attic. Has an R-value of 30*. Sold in bundles. #13587

Batt Rberalass Insulation____

Reference Price SO*. Primarily for first time appiication in your

Sq. Foot

How Much Insulation Power Do Ydu Need And Where Do You Need It?

Generally speaking, youll need professionals. He can help make

more insulation in your attic your Job easier by recommending

than in walla and floors. Come in the type and amount of insulation

and talk to one of our insulation needed for your home.

How To Measure The Amount You Need

Multiply the length of your attic by its width to get total square footage. Multiply this by either .90 for Joists 1^apart

* What l8 Revalue?

R-value is resistance to heat flow. The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating power. Ask your seller for the fact sheet on insulation R-values.

or .94 for Joist 23 apart. (In most attics its usually one or the other.) This will give you the amount of insulation needed.

Package Of One Hundred 16 Lcmg Insulation Holders

Ratarence Price $3.41 Its the effective way to install insulation in the attic or under flooring. Easy installation. #12336

n,Lowers Wall To Wall Values

A. 4x8x3 Millimeter Thick, Colortone

Lauan Style Paneling

Reauiartv S8.99. A very good light bro'

A.V32 Thick Smokey Mountain Birch ^

_________ 4xr Panal

Regula^ $8.99. i very good light brown panel for any decor On

lauan plywood. A great looking panel for a low price. #13866

c.y Thick

Wall Paneling......

Regularly $8.48. Features a rich, swirled birch pattern and random grooves. Beautifully simulated on a 4'x8' panel of lauan plywood. #13919

B. 4.9 MHmeter Thick Clear Bkch Paneing

$799

4xrPa

-Ttl;

4xlPanal

ReguMy 18.48. Has the look of real birch. On hardboard. #13868

Modem Oak Paneing

B. V Thick Paneling C. V Thick Georgia In Cinnamon Birch Cypress Paneing

Panal

ReguMy lUB. The look of oak, on a lauan plywood base. #138^

$Q99

4xT Panal

D.y Thick Pegged Pecan Paneing

S10?l

ReguMy fItJI. Simulated pecan on lauan plywood. #13869

E V Thick Premium Hickory Paneing

ReguMy $11J9. Simulated on 4x8 laua

' lauan plywood. #13905

ReguMy Him Sim

_ rxTPanM ReguMy $1im Simulated driftwood on a lauan base. #13906

rxr Panal ReguMy $13m Hickory panel simulated on a lauan base. #13870

D. Vs Thick Laurel E W Thick HRside

Oak Paneing Light Birch Paneing

F. Va Thick Penthouse Wabnrt Paneing

12i5.

'Panel

ReguMy $13.99.Simutated wood orain on k

aV4ThickFiraslone

BkchPanelng

13S

m49 $H-I99

I Irxrpam

Wee $im Oak grain ReguMy $12m Genuine birch

on a lauan base. #13902 veneer on plywood panel. 11^0

grain on lauan plywood. #13946

4Txr Panel

_.iMmNi( lan plywood.

sum Nicely simulated' #13964

F. 4x8xV4 Thick

.......................TJrm

ReguMy $15m This beautiful paneling is simulated wood grsin on

lauan plywood with the rustic charm of pecan. #13903

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1-Way Interior Flat Latex, In White, Colors$J99

1 Galon

Your Choice! Latex Ceiling Texture, Sand Texture, Sand Paint4-Year White Exterior

House Paint

RaguMy $7^ Decorate with a new wall color! It^s warranted colorfast and dries$099

2-GaHo

Gallon PaH

quickly to a durable flat finish. #47682-89

Regidarly $13.99. Ceiling Texture creates an accoustical look. Sand Texture hides cracks. Sand Paint adds lightly textured finish. #48636,7,8$1099

2-Galon Pal

Regulariy $19.99. Brush on a fresh coat of white. It's warranted not to yellow for 4 years. Fast drying. Easy water clean-up. #48558

A. Save $4.00! WhHelnterior Semi-Gloss Paint

B. Save 18.00!

Our Best Ofl Gloss

Floor Enamel

$99

I 11 Galon

ReguMy $1Ql98l Warranted colorfast. Washable. Dries

quickly. Water clean-up. 4tb34

ReguMy $17.98i Scuff, water & weather resistant. Durable glossy colors. #48220-48230

C. Save $4.00! Our Best Latex Floor Enamel

D. Latex Semi-Gloss For House, Trim & Aluminum Sidng

$1099

iMlQaloi

ReguMy $15.99. Durable traffic-toi

>tough enamel. #48260-5

1 Galon Reference Price $19.99. In

white & stock colors. #48546-8

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A. Level Loop SQ99 12* Wide Carpet.....0^ ^*

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12 Wide Carpet.....wsq.vd.

nefeience^Price V.SBl Combines cut & looped nylon for a sculptured took.

Has cushioned foam back, too. t'15220

neleience Price S3JL General-purpose multi-colored carpet. With durable cushioned back for comfort. If15276

Our indoor-outdoor carpet stands up to tough wear and weather.

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Green Carpet $<4 89 Grass In6Widths... I lr

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A. Save 29%! 12x12

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*T Square Yard ReguhMlyOlOO. No-wax surface resists scuffs 4 scratches. Decorative stock patterns. #16182,90

c. Save 82.90 Sq. Yd. Our Best Vbrytl

Reguarly $11149. Surface keeps its shine longer than vinyl no-wax fioora. Stock patterns. #16139,42

a'i 'i\Exterior Home Fix-Up

ReguMy $145.99. Comes pre-hung In its own steel frame, which then fits Into an existing 3 door frame. Enamel primer finish. 415507,8

Save $25.00! 6-Ft. Sliding Patio Door

Regularly $174.99. Features double sane safety glass plus an aluminum rame. Comes with ball bearing rollers. Plus lock. 413017

Save 12%! WhHe 8x12 Solid Vinyl Siding$479

TP Each Regulai1y|54e

Each section resembles two 4-inch planks of fine-grained wood.

Never needs painting and will not rot, chip, peel or flake. 417423

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Regulwty $3.29. Use these aluminum panels under eaves as a reiMacement for wood. Aluminum soffit is virtually maintenance free. It never needs painting and will not rot, chip or flake.

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Regularly $138.99.This model is pre-hung in its own wood frame. Other styles are available at Lowes low price. 414046*7

A.Save$3a00!3 JaNhouse Door..

Regulaily 199.99^ This easy to install 3 foot door comes unfinished, ready for paint or stain. thick. #10583B. Save man 3 10-Panel Door

$5999

0 install ed,ready #10583

ReoulBf1yin.g9. Lauan wood, "Napoli" style door. Comes ready to be stained or painted. 1 % thick. #10582

C. Save $26.00! $V|Q99 2*8 Lauan Door ..HST

ReguMy $7SJ9. This beautiful lauan door is 1% inches thick. Unfinished, ready to be stained or painted. #10580 Save $2100! Reg. $7199 $0199

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Regulirty $44JT This beautiful 24-inch walnut finish fixture comes complete with two fluorescent lamps. Come in today. #75414

B. Save 1^5.00! 48 Fluorescent Walnut Finish $^Q99

Ceffing Light............49

Reouiarty $64.98. Perfect for a family room. This 48 walnut finish fixture comes complete with two fluorescent lamps. #75415

c. Save $12.00! 24* Fluorescent Oak Finish Ceng Light

Raguiwly $49J8. This 24-inch fixture is the same as the one above except for an oak finish. Comes with two fluorescent lamps. #75416

A. Automatic On/Off Outdoor Floodlight

ReguM $49.99. Cuts oi dawn, tasv do-lt-vouri

$49.99. Cuts on at dusk and off at

dawn.

for years of service. Includes bulb. ^4004

ASae$5jnir 22-Watt

Fluorescent Celng Ught.......

Regulaily $24.98. This 22-watt white ceiling

fixture has an acrylic cover. #75431

B. Save $5 JO 14" 32-Watt S0099

Fhiorescent Celng Light.............fair

Regulwty $34J8. This 14-inch model has the same design as the model listed above. #75433 c. Save $5.00! ir32-Watt SOQ99

Antique Brass Fluorescent.............

Regularty $34.99. Antique brass with brass trim.

With two fluorescent lamps. #75418

0. Save $10.001 Chrome SOO0Q

2-UgM Circular Fluorescent............fcT

ReguMy $39.98. This bright fluorescent comes

with two lamps. Chrome finish. #74220

E. Save $10.00114" 32-Watt Si|i|99

Oak-Trfmmed Fluorescent.............

RsguMy $54A Great for the kitchen, bedroom.

Has white acrylic cover. #75421

B. 300-Watt Quartz Floodlight UnH

ReguMy $39.99. Features instant on. Easy to Install on a pole, wall or eave. Made of durable die cast aluminum. With bulb. #74005

Save $4.00122-WMt

Fhioreaoenl $9J9

Reg. $12.L It's long lasting. #75172 Save$ni44-Walf Fluoresosnt ....$11.99 Reg. $1U1 Easy screw-in installation. #75160

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Save 35%! 3-Way

Ug#ilBul> $1.29

Reg.$1J9. From 15 to 150 watts. #75165

Save S10.00! Choose From

TwoS-Ught $QQ99

Chandeliers...........ewh

ReguMy $49.99. The model at top features clear glass chimneys while the model below it has crystal-etched chimneys. Bulbs extra. #74725.30

ASave $2.001

Porch Ught......$4.99

Rag. $BJ9. Durable housing. 6 high. #74548 B. Save $2.001

Porch tM......$5.99

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Reg. $10.99. Polished brass finish. #74374

Q. Save $4.00! Bath

Wal Ught......$15.99

Reg. $19.99. Has built-in 120-volt outlet. #74356

CelngUghtOr D. Save $4.00! 14"

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Reg. $14.99 and $13.96.

Wood look glass. #74110 Chrome base. #74210

F. Save $13.00!

Twin&i^.....$29.99

Reg. $42.99. Includes chain, wire & hooks.#74379

H. Save $10.00!

Chandeler.....$39.90

Reg. $49.99. Hurricane glass shades. #74022

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Save $S.on Fhwiescent Worldbench Area Light.....

Raouhrtv SttJH Eaay-to-assemble fixture uses two 40-watt fiuoreyent lam^xtre). H*a kfial for the workshop, laundry area. etc. #74865

A Save $18.00! Panel Box hw Main Bredrer And IQO-Amp Rating.........

RoguMy Aa Thla unit has 20 spaces. #71751 B.Seve|7Ai12/2

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Tempered Glass TubuKlosure to) Two Styles

S5999

Mmoa Moa 9AV. Choose the pWn or swan-design unit Both have self-draininQ track. #26748.9

TemparodQIe SAA99

Tub Gndoeuro ..........

Ralawnca Moa IMJ7. Has aluminum frwne& self-drain track. #26757,8

TubEndoeureWRh Temperad Gle $0099

Mbrarad Panel...........Oo

Maranoa Prioa$mf7. Has minx>red sNding door, sadn fimsh. #26700

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$4499

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Raf. PlIoalTUr. With caulk, adhesive. 100781

Abow Tub-Sunound In Colora.I74A RoLPrtoaIM.Via Catalog Sales. #20^2-4

Raf.Prtoa$198J7.Via Catalog Sales. #20420.1

Shower Set......

Reg.fS4AlS4835 o.Lawlory AP0P4IP Drain Raf.Prfoe$17AMa2

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F. Save $10.00! Washerless Bronze Finish

SU....S54

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CondiMoBon

$28

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to-msUulunitfltsa 3" round duct. #25604

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A. 19xir Vanity With Marble Top

ngfOTiw Pilot IBB.9BL White with gold trim. Cuitured marbie top. Faucet not inciuded. #20805

Vanity Top Faucet

Reference Price $148.90. White vanity with gold trim. #20806

2:s^....?44"

Refeienoe Price $54.97. #20732

24x21WhHe Vanity With Goid Accents

$59

Ref. Price $79.90. Top, faucet extra. #20810 25x22 Cultured

Ref,F^m97.

Gold & white. #20280

30*x21 Ascot

WhtteBath

Vanity

$7099

Ref. Price $89.90. Top &

faucet extra. #20865

31x22 Cultured

Marble /anIW Top . Ref. f^ $74.

VHToo.?54

74.90.

White on white. #20276

9 24x21

Historic Oak Wheat Vanity

119

Ref. Price $100J0. Top, faucet extra. #20924 30x21 Vanity #20925.. .$1291 36x21 Vanlti #20926...$13

A.23Vix19ys MecHdne Cabinet

$2399

Reference Price $39.90. Surface mounted mirror cabinet with light. Bulb extra. #23716

B. Triple Drawer Oak Medicine Cabinet

$-11999

Reference Prfce $154.97. Has

a solid oak frame. Surface or recessed mounted. #23687

We cany a wide selection of vanms and cabinets to make your bath beautiful!

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Matching Oak And Cane Wall Storage Unit, And Vanity With Cultured Marble T

Your Choice! 14x18OakAnd Cane Medicine Cabinet Or Wall Storage Unit

Marble Top storage unit

ReguMv $238.7a

WaTfunit has 4 shelves. Vanity has oak doors. Faucet extra. #20809,25402

Cabinet has oak frame with cane above mirror. Solid oak storage unit has four shelves. 1^722.25404

Ref. Price $27.99.

A surface rhounted mirror cabinet with stainless steel frame. Easy to install. tn

14x24 Mirror

Medicine

Cabinet

$4^9

Ref. Price $04.95.

Mirror cabinet with a mirrored frame.

It's recess mounted. Come in today. #23726

24x30 Oak

Medicine

Cabinet

$59

Ref. Price $79.99.

Elegant oaklook frame with a mirror door, it's surface mounted. #23700

goibothe wsnUeehsee aoUoak bent " kanmmdoek seneefkbd ^

a24x21 Handsome Oak Cane $QQ99 Vanity ^5T

Reference Price $139.90. Real oak door with cane insert.

With top. Faucet extra, izoesi

30x21 Vanity $109.

Reforenoe Price $140. #20952

3Tx21*Vanity $119.

I Price $154. #20953

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B.24x21 Eur Slatted

SofM vmiOM nwyhmto .temtMd '

ni* $190.90. The

top & faucet are extra. #20955

30x21* Vanity.... $134J9 Reference Price $100. #20956 38x21 Vanity....$144. Refenooe Price |170lW2O957

AirWFknh MedldrfaCablnat Reference Price $24.97. #23670 B.14x18Flu8h $0099

MedklnaCablnat .. Oil Reference Price $48.90. #23697

Deluxe White $7Q99 Commode.....19

Reference Price $0i8B. izotiu Dahjxa Color $^99

Commoda.........

Reference Price $122J6.120713,8

Plastic WNte Commode Seat

Reference Price . #20591

White Wood Seat $4.^

Reference Price $7.49. #20590

.WWta Soft Seel.......$0.97^

* Reference Price $14.97. #20650

Hot & Cold Appliance Values

A. Save $30.00! Variable Power Microwave

$25999

ftoguMyCNJBi 35 minutes of continuous cooking or defrosting. Simpie! #51743

B. Convenient MaxiCher Mfcrowrave Oven

S17799

Refwm PrtM S2.gB Makes cookino fast & simple. #51731

c. Save $80.001 Lmves Best Countertop Microwave

$39999

Regulaity SITUS. 25 programmed and 55 variable recipes. #51738

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A.40-GaHon Natural*

Gas Water Heater

*109

Ref. Price S1S8.9B. With thermostat & pressure valve. Energy efficient model required in Virginia. #26334

B. 40-Gallon Electric Energy Efficient Model

$12499

nefaronco Price S18BJB. The extrathick insulation holds in heat. #26302

C.40-Galk>n Electric Water Heater

Save $40.00!

30 Range ByHotpoM

$279*9

RaouMv $318.98.

Has Cairod surface units for even heat distribution. Pius stirface unit on iight. More. #52803

Ref. Price S129.97.Ener^. model required in Virginia. #26322

A.40-Qdton LoBoy Elactric Water Heater

$12499

Ref. Price $148A Ouai heating elements. Energy efficient model required in Va. mm B.S2-Qalon Electrie

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139

Ref. Price $1Ml

Energy efficient unit required in Va.iMsa4

Save $60.00! 15-Cubic-Foot

At other ModBb Not Shown An 10% Off Our Reguler Low Pricef

HunyfSieEndeOctn

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This no-frost model has a large crisper, 3 Interior shelves,

2 ice trays & energy saver switch. #53^

D.Stalnlaee Steel

DehneSInk ........ ^ ,

RMaisnca Price $54.90.33"x22" model resists stains. Self-rimming, too. Chopblock and faucet extra. #26026

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0. Save $40.00 On TNb Undercounter DWiwasher

*279*

RaguMy SSNlM. Four cycles and^?^ Inguli^/jf 1^3,

Choppir Block RegiSE^SMJB.

Ref. Me PAM. Holds 22 gallons . of water. Built-in self-draining

E. Save $15.00!

33x22 Sink Package...

Reg^My 160.90. Includes a stainless Steel sink, a single lever faucet, two strainers and achop block . #26024 ;*,

r'lCiALFix-Up Is A Snap At Lowes!

Put Up A New Ceiling WKh Our 2x2 & 12x12 Tiles Or 2x4 Panels

E 2x4 Impressions

26V.

A. 12x12 Impressions CelraTlie.......26

#12312 Referenoe Price 32*

B. 12x12 Plain WhHe CeraTle.......28w,.rt.

#12313 fMeience Price 34*

c. 12x12 Glenwood CeSraTle.......*'

#12316 Heference Price 47*

D. 2*x2 Bravada

I 185 Reference Price 94*

#12325 Reference Price 30* f.2x4Plain WhHe Ceiling Panel 27*

#12326 mference Price 32*

G. 2x4 Textured Fashion Tone Panel.......35 sq n.

#12326 Reference Price 37*

Great Closeout Values On Other Brands & Patterns

Not Available In All Stores

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Save $15.00!

10 Rugged Gas Chain Saw

Powerful 14-Inch Gas Chain Saw For Easy Cutting

Save $20.00118 Chain Saw WRh Cowiletvl

58499 913999 $27999

ReoiMyMJlCuts Reference Price I1M. ReguMy$2IMa Has

ReguMylMLCuts

an 8* log In 10 seconds! l.8cu.in. engine. Solid state ignition. #91621

Refarence Price HM

Great for pruning and limbing. 2.0 cu.in. engine. Solid state ignition, mera

RaguMy$2IMa Has

solid^tate ignition: & a 3.4 cu. in. engine. For the big Jobs.

Lowes Cold storage!

Save $20.(KK lOxS Steel Storage Building

$14999

Regitely $169.90. Its built to last, with a sturdy hot-dipped galvanized frame; ribbed wall and roof panels; mid-wall brace. Dimensions for base: 115V4xl03%".(

Save $1.50! Galvanized Garbage Can

$649

RaguMy|7AWithtiaht seams and raised bottom for durability. Tight-fitting lids. Sturdy handles. #92377

A. Save 23% Brown Fiberglass Building Panel

>29

Regularfy$2J9. Durable shatterproof panels for fences and more, nzw

$929

b 2T

B. save $2.00! Rberglass White Or Green Panel

$789

I 26;

Reoulariy

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26x8

With

a io-vea> limited warranty. Durable. #12568,9

C. Prices From 5* To 7

28-Wlde White, Green Fiberglass Panels In 8,10 & 12-Foot Lengths

Build a patio cover, awning, greenhouse or fence with these durable, glare-free panels. Wont warn or mildew. And they never need painting. Easy to install & maintain. *i2sso.i.2.e.r.8

Save $1.30 Antique Brass FMsh Passage Lock

$A99

V Rsgularly $8.29

Use for bedroom doors, closets, etc. Does not have a lock, #61058

Save $3.00! Antique Brass Finish Entrance Lock

$1999

I im Regularly $15.96

Push & turn to lock from inside; use key for outside. #61061

Save $4.00! Antique Finish r DeadboH

-,$21.99

Locked or unlocked by key from outside; latch inside. fSl084* Lowes Low Payment Credit Terms

Your credit must be satisfactory. Lowe's cash price does not include sales tax.

The monthly payment and deferred payment price include sales tax at 4%. If sales tax IS different in your area, the monthly payment and deferred payment price will vary slightly.. Insurance is available, but not included in our figures. Delivery charges, if any, are not included.

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jCPenney Days

ntistomer Sweepstakes

Win one of fiftyl

1983 Plymouth Turismo 2.

sSorTscar in America at Its pr.ce,

see Page 7 tor complete Rules and Instructions.

NNEY DAYS!

20% off our entire collection of Hunt Club:"

Ride high in fashion with our sporty Hunt Club coordinates. In classic styles for a great fashion investment.

1982, J. C Penney Company. Inc

.From our all cotton shirt to our brushed corduroy jeans, youll find looks that span the seasons. Cotton and blends in

a stampede of colors. Jr. 5 to 15.

Reg.

Sale

Stripe shirt..........

..., ' $22

17.60

Cord jeans..........

.......$20

16.00

Boatneck top........

....... $15

12.00

Denim jeans ........

$20

16.00

Velour top ..........

,, , , $28

22.40

Solid shirt...........

. $22

17.60

OXFORD CLASSICS. 20% OF

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Shirts that go to the head of their class.

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Our oxford classics carry you through the seasons with flying colors. Time-tested favorites that go great with skirts or slacks. Choose a basic striped or solid shirt. Or one thats dressed up with ruffles or a bow. Cotton and Dacron polyester in pretty pastels. Here's a sampling, find more in store.

Reg. Sale

Misses bow blouse $20 16.00

Juniors ruffled shirt ____$15 12.00

Juniors solid shirt $14 11.20

Juniors striped shirt $14 11.20

SKI SALE

Save on all our fashion ski jackets.

Three cheers for our starting line-up! Spirited ski jackets in easy-care fabrics.

Like poly/cotton and nylon. In a terrific array of colors with fashion details like piping and quilting. Some even have their own inner vest! Juniors, misses' and womens sizes.

Not shown:

Reg.

Sale

, $59

44.25

$49

36.75

, $55

41.25

$49

36.75

$59

44.25

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20% OFFStock-up savings on briefs, bikinis ' and pantihose.

Save on the essentials you cant have too many of. Start with 20% off all our pantihose, 119 a^nd up. Including Sheer Toes,' support s"tyles and more. Then take 20% off all our briefs and bikinis.

In nylon, cotton or comfort blends. Here's a sampling:

Reg. Sale

Super Shaper Control

Top pantihose .........2.75 2.20

Total Support pantihose ... 5.50 4.40

Sheer Toes'* pantihose1.49 1.t9

Sheer Caress'* pantihose ..2.25 1.80

Nylon brief 3-pack.........6.25 5.00

Pima cotton brief 3-pack^... 5.75 4.60

Sani-terry brief...........2.00 1.60

Sani-terry bikini ....1.89 1.51

Combed cotton bikini 1.39 1.11

'?Q-. o colors.)

26" Pul,Wheels

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SHOE, 25% OF

Casual leathers for women at fancy savings.

Sale 23.99 Reg. $32. Suddenly, everyone wants to be in our shoes. And no wonder! We have a terrific selection of leather casuals at savings. Like our classic kiltie slip-ons. And our tassel and kiltie flats. And our perf-toe kilties on a twill-look wedge. Theyre all big on style and comfort. And small on price.Save ^5 to *10 oh leather bags.

Soft leather bags. All with plenty of pockets and pouches. In fall colors.

Reg. Sale

Baseball-glove leather $23 $18

Double handle bag $27 $21

Double top-zip bag $27 $21

Top-zip shoulder bag .. $39 $29

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Invest in a classic, our Satin Touch If dress shirt.

Sale 13.99 Reg. $18. The shirt that withstood 25 washings and still looked like new. Our Satin Touch II Styled in easy-care polyester/cotton that resists wrinkling. Edge stitched medium spread collar. In white, pastels, and fashion shades. Gentlemans fit for sizes 14/> to 17.

Satin Touch tone-on-tone-stripes, Reg. $17 Sale 12.99

FF SATIN

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0*40 OFF

Keep him well suited at savings.

Sale 89.99 Reg. $130. Our four-part Quad The wardrobe on,a hanger, you can wear in so many great ways! Includes solid color blazer and matching slacks. Reversible vest and coordinating patterned slacks. Woven textur-ized Dacron polyester.

Sale 79.98 Reg. 100.00. Handsome two-piece suit tailored in crisp polyester gabardine. The jacket features vented back, flap pockets. Coordinating slacks. Classic pinstripes in navy or gray.

Men's sizes. Also sold separately; Jacket, Reg. $75 Sale 59.99 Slacks, Reg. $25 Sale 19.99

RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS

1. No Purchase Necessary'

2. You may enter the Sweepstakes by completing the entry forms available on the back of the JCPenney preprint or at participating XPenney Stores and depositing the completed entry blank m the Sweepstakes Boxes at participating XPenney Stores Alternative entry 18 available by printing your name address, zip code along with the words XPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes' on a 3 ?"xS v" postcard Mail either the completed entry forms or the postcard to JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes PO Box U Binghamton New York 13902 There can be only one sweepstakes entry per envelope per day Enter as often as you wish but there can be only one winning entry per family or household Odds of winning depend on number of entries received All prizes will be awarded In the event a winner does not respond within 30 days of award notification, an alternative winner will be selected

3. Winners will be selected in separate regional random drawings from among all entries received from such regions, to be held on or about November 15. 1902 The drawing will be under the supervision of Curtm Marketing lr>c . an indeperrdent r judging organization whose decisions are final on all matters relating to this offer

4. Sweepstakes ends October 16 1902 Entries must be postmarked no later than October 16 1902 No responsibility is assumed for lost, late or misdirected entries

5. No mutilated, illegible or mechanically reproduced.entnes or facsimiles will be honored

0 Employees of JCPenney Company Chrysler Corporation Curtin Marketing Inc their affiliates, subaidiarjes. advertising and promotion agencies and IRS listed dependents are excluded from participaiion in this offer Void m the state of Washington and wherever else prohibiied by law All federal, state and local regulations apply All taxes are the sole responsibility of winners Winners will be asked lo execute an Affidavil of Eiigibiiity and Release and consent to use of their names and photographs without further compensation thereof in advertising this and similar promotions

7. For a list Of prize winners, send a stamped self-addressed envelope lo JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes* Winners List, c/o Curtm Marketing Inc 554 Fifth Avenue New York. New York 10036

I. If a prize is won by an individual under 10 years of age. it will be awarded in the name of a parent or guardian Prizes are not transferable and no substitution of pnzes permitted

9. There will be fifty (50) 1M3 Plymouth Turismo 2 2 cars awarded-ten (10) cars per region Each wMI contain standard features consisting of a 2 2 litre engine

S speed manual transmission, steel belted radial tires, power brakes AM radio, mamienance-free battery railye whe^ performance exhausi system and cloth seats Exterior body color will be Crirnson Red No sutMtilution will be permitted Destination charges are included to the Chrysler ^Plymouth Dealer nearest the winners home address Ail taxes titles, licenses, registrations and any dealer prep costs are the sole responsibility of winners At the time of publication, manufacturer s suggested retail selling price is approximately $7.500

10. This offer IS avaiiabie in approximately 1600 JCPenney Stores across the United States

JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes

Win one of fifty!

1983 Plymouth Turismo 2.2

0-50 in 6.4 seconds. Front-Wheel-Drive, S14 Sport Suspension System, Performance Exhaust System, Ralleye Instrument Cluster and much more, make it the best equipped sportscar in America at its price.

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Save on a our velours for guys.

He'll be a soft touch for our handsome velpurs Lots of styles to choose from. ln^soft, easy-care fabrics like cotton/ polyester and acrylic polyester. Fall colors, men's sizes.

Reg.

Striped pullover...........$30

Fashion pullover ........... $28

The Fox pullover ........$26

, 25% OFF

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3 TO H OFF

Plain Pockets and Big Mac^ flannel shirts.

Sale 11.99 Reg. $16. Plain Pockets cotton flannel shirt. Choose from yarn-dyed plaids in assorted colors. Men's sizes. Tall sizes, Reg. $17 Sale 12.99 Sale 10.99 Reg. $14. Classic cotton flannel shirt in a terrific assortment of yarn-dyed plaids. Mens sizes.

Tall sizes, Reg. $15 Sale U99 Sale 1199 Reg. $16. Big Mac heavyweight cotton flannel shirt. Handsome yarn-dyed plaids. Men's sizes.

Tall sizes, Reg. $17 Sale 12.99

CPenney

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PAJAMA GAME, 20% OF

Playing it soft and cozy at savings.

Sale 7.60 Reg. 9.50. Long sleeve, V-neck pajama of polyester knit. Choose from an assortment of colors with triple stripe trim. Big boys sizes 8 to 14.

Little boys 4-7, Reg. $8 Sale 6.40 Sale 6.40 Reg. $8. Long sleeve pajama with screen printed number on chest. Sporty colors. Big boys sizes 8 to 16. Sale $8 Reg. $10. Choose from an assortment of lace trimmed gowns. Polyester flannel. Little girls 4 to 6X. Sale 10.40 Reg. $13. Pretty lace trimmed gowns of polyester flannel. Choice of 2 styles. Big girls 7 to 14. Save 20% on all our bikini panties for big and little girls. For example:

Nylon bikini, 4-14, Reg. 894 Sale 714

2(y/o off socks forfhektds.

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SESAME STREET SA20% off all tops bottoms, pant-sets and dresses.

Only at JCPenney! Kids love dressing with their Sesame Street friends. And parents love the savings! Choose from all our great-looking styles. All in easy-care fabrics. Here are a few examples. Theres lots more in store! Sizes IT to 4T and 3 to 7.

For boya:

Totsknit turtleneck 5.00

Tots cord cargo pants 8.50

Tots 2-pc. pant set ...... .12.00

For boya: Pra-achool

Longsleeve stripe top 8.00

Fly-front cord pants 12.00

For girla: Pra-achool Longsleeve turtleneck

Cord fashion pants .10.50

For girls:

Tots 2-pc. pant set 12.00

Totsknit turtleneck 5.00

Tots bow-trimmed pants... 8.50

iMaiiM SiTMt* I* a ragltltftd Irada-marfc ol Nm CMtdrMt IMavMon Wotlwltop.

Reg.

Sala

5.00

4.00

. 8.50

6.80

,12.00

9.60

8.00

6.40

12.00

9.60

6.00

4.80

10.50

8.40

12.00

9.60

5.00

4.00

8.50

6.80

JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes

Win one of fifty!

1983 Plymouth Turismo 2.2

0-50 in 6.4 seconds. Front-Wheel-Drive. S14 Sport Suspension System, Performance Exhaust System, Ralleye Instrument Cluster and much more, make it the best equipped sportscar in America at its price.

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Bundle up in the seasons newest looks.

Cold weather gets a warm welcome with savings on all these styles and more! Fashioned in easy-care fabrics like polyester/cotton and nylon with polyester fill. Big girls sizes 7 to U; little girls'sizes 4 to 6X.

Reg.

Sale

Quilted style, 7-14......

$26

19.50

Fashion jacket, 7-14 ....

$36

27.00

Stadium coat, 7-14 .....

... $40

30.00

Inner vest style, 4-6X ..,

$30

22.50

Inner vest style, 7-14...,

,... $33

24.75

W\RM UP W

25% OFF A

KIDSOUTEFiWEAR.

More warming trends for boys. 25% off._

Find savings on all his favorites. Including designer looks, zip-off sleeve styles and more. Rugged fabrics like poly/ cotton and nylon with polyfill. Big boys 8 to 20: little boys 4 to 7.

Reg. Sale

Designer-look, 8-20........$36 27.00

Zip-off sleeve, 8-20........$36 27.00

Storm Plus parka, 4-7......$30 22.50

Zip-off sleeve, 4-7 .......$28 21.00

*DoM.not include N.F.L. outerwear.

20% off all boys flannel shirts.

Sale 3.19 Reg. 3.99. Little boys plaid flannel shirt in cotton or cotton/poly blends. Sizes 4 to 7.

Big boys 8-20, Reg. 5.44 Sale 4.35 Prep boys XS-M, Reg. $9 Sale 7.20 Sale $8 Reg. $10. Big boys plaid shirt. Heavyweight acrylic flannel. 8-16. Little boys 4-7, Reg. $9 Sale 7.20 Prep boys XS-M, Reg. $11 Sale 8.80

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Floral sheet,

Sale 3.99 twin 50% off bedspread.

Orig. 7.99. A scattering of petite bouquets a-bloom with nostalgic charm. Sheets of no-iron poly/cotton percale. Flat, fitted are the same price.

Orig. Sale

Full...................... 9.99 6.99

Queen...................15.99 10.99

Standard pillowcases, pr................i 7.99 6.99

Sale 19.99 Orig. $40 twin. Save 50% on coordinating quilted bedspread of noiron poly/cotton.

Orig. Sale

Full...........'............$50 24.99

Queen....................$60 29.99

King......................$70 34.99OUSE DRESSING.

30% to 33% Off thermal blankets.

Sale 9.99 Reg. $15 twin. Lightweight and super-warml Easy-care acrylic blanket has nylon binding. In solids.

Reg. Sale

Full.......................$18 12.49

Queen....................$22 14.99

King..................... $27 18.49

6 sizes, 1 price! Sale 11.99

Reg. $18 to $24. Elegant floral lace tablecloth of easy-care polyester. Choose from these sizes; 70" round; 52"x70" oblong: 60x84" oblong or oval; 60x104" oblong or oval.

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30% TO 50% OF

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Bed pillows and mattress pads.

Sale 4.99 Orig. $10 standard. Pillow plumped with Dacron* 808 polyester Poly/cotton ticking, corded edges.

Orig Sale

Queen pillow..............$12 5.99

King pillow................$14 6.99

Sale 11.99 Orig $18 twin. Fitted mattress pad with cotton/poly top, polypropylene back, and Astrofil* polyester filling. White.

Orig.

Full.......................$22

Queen....................$25

King......................$30

Percentage off indicates savings on original prices. Intermediate markdowns may have been taken.

Energy-wise draperies. Sale 19.99 p-

50x84"

Orig. $35. Textured, woven draperies add dramatic flair to windows. Of cotton/polyester with cotton-flocked acrylic foam backing to help save energy. Choose from a selection of soft heather shades.

Orig,

Sale

75x84" ...............

.. $69 pr.

38.99

100x84" ..............

.. $89 pr.

49.93^

100x84" patio panels ..

.. $95 pr.

54.99

Save 50% on

thirsty towfite

polyester bath towel feai'''"

Hand towel ^eg. s^i

'iVashclofh . ............. 3.0

53 15,

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ain Pockets cords in mens and oreo sizes.S.ICPFMNFYDAYSI

Our best-selling Plain Pockets corduroy jeans With nothing on the back pockets . Boot-cut, western style jeans in easy-care poly/cotton corduroy.

Reg. Sale

Men's sizes ...............$15 11.99

Prep boys sizes.......... $13 10.9925% off all mens western boots.

Save on western boots for the entire , family Here's just a sample in rich full grain leather. Men's sizes.

' Reg Sale

Plain toe boot.............$59 44.25

^ull hole boot .....$60 45.00

vJeyJCPENNEY DAYS CUSTOMER SWEEPSTAKES ENTRY FORM

Name:

Address: City:_

State:.

Zip:.NO PURCHASE NECESSARY!

Deposit entry form in a sweepstakes box at any participating JCPenney store, or mail it to "JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes", P.O. Box 88, Binghamton, New York 13902. See official rules for complete details.

RULES AND INSTRUCTIONS

1. No Purchase Necessary!

2. You may enter the Sweepstakes by completing the entry forms available on the back of the JCPenney preprint or at participating JCPenney Stores and depositing the completed entry blank in the Sweepstakes Boxes at participating JCPenney Stores Alternative entry is available by printing your name, address, zip code along with the words 'JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes' on a 3'/"x W postcard Mail either the completed entry forms or the postcard to "JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes ', P 0 Box 88, Binghamton, New York 13902 There can be only one sweepstakes entry per envelope per day Enter as often as you wish but Ih^re can be only one winning entry per family or household Odds of winning depend on number of entries received All prizes will be awarded In the event a winner does not respond within 30 days of award notification, an alternative winner will be selected

3. Winners will be selected in separate regional random drawings from among all entries received from such regions, fo be held on or about November 15, 1982 The drawing will be under the supervision of Curtin Marketing Inc , an independent judging organization whose decisions are final on all matters relating to this offer

4. Sweepstakes ends October 16, 1982 Entries must be postmarked no later than October 16, 1982 No responsibility is assumed lor lost, late or misdirected entries

5. No mutilated, illegible or mechamcall,y reproduced entries or facsimiles will be honored

6. Employees of JCPenney Company, Chrysler Corporation, Curtin Marketing Inc . their affiliates, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies and IRS listed dependents are excluded from participation-in this offer Void in the state of Washington and wherever else prohibited by law All federal, state and local regulations apply Ail taxes are the sole responsibility of winners Winners will be asked to execute an Affidavit of Eligibility and Release and consent to use of their names and photographs without further compensation thereof in advertising this and similar progiotions

7. For a list of prize winners, send a stamped self-addressed envelope to

JCPenney Days Customer Sweepstakes" Winners List, c/o Curtin Marketing Inc . 554 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10036

B. If a prize is won by an individual under 16 years of age. it will be awarded in the name of a parent or guardian Prizes are not transferable and no substitution of prizes permitted

t. There will be fifty (50) 1983 Plymouth Turismo 2,2 cars awardedten (10) cars per region Each will contain standard features consisting of a 2.2 litre engine. 5-speed manual transmission, steel belted radial tires, power brakes, AM radio, maintenance-free battery, rallye wheels, performance exhaust system, and cloth seats Exterior body color will be Crimson Red No substitution will be permitted. Destination charges are included to the Chrysler/Plymouth Dealer nearest the winners home address All taxes, titles, licenses, registrations and any dealer prep costs are the sole responsibility of winners. At the time of publication, manufacturer's suggested retail selling price is approximately $7,500

10. This offer IS available in approximately 1600 JCPenney Stores across the United States

EVENT STARTS WEDNL iUAY, uCi ObEH b, 1982GREENVILLE

Shop 10:00am to 9:00pm Daily Store Phone 756-1190 Catalog Phone 756-2145

SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY. OCTOBER 9 1982

Advertising Supplement to THE DAILY REFLECTOR, Wednesday, Octobers, 1982

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