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THE DAILY REFLECTOR

TRUTH IN PREFERENCE TO FICTION

INSIDE READING

Sports, page 21 Walesa, page 28 Obituaries, page 20

101 ST YEAR NO. 282GREENVILLE, N.C. THURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 25, 1982 1 T6 PAGES8 SECTIONS PRICE 25 CENTS

Reunions, Fojod, Parades AAark Thanksgiving '82

- r Holidays are the days that do not draw crowds, ei^ially on

cmpTy LQinpUS the East Carolina University campus. The campus appears deserted as campus policeman Doc Cannon looks over some

piq^er work outside the administration building this mommg. Police, fire and rescue personnel are a few public servants working on the holdiays. (Reflector Photo by Tommy Forrest)

Begin Implicafed In Massacre

JERUSALEM (AP) ~ The^ Israeli judicial, commission probing the Palestinian massacre in Beirut has issued what could be read as an indictment against Prime Minister Menachem Begin and the top political and military echelons.

The blue-ribbon commission warned Begin, Defense Minister Ariel Sharon and seven others Wednesday that they were suspected of failing in their duties by letting Israeli-backed Lebanese militias into the Sabra and Chatilla refugee camps.

The commission said Begin may have ignored "the danger of acts of revenge and bloodshed by. the Christian militias following the assassination of their leader. President-elect Bashir Gemayel.

It suggested that Sharon and top army officers failed to stop the Sept. 16-18 massacre despite reports of civilian deaths.

The nine men were invited to reappear before the commission with legal counsel and the right to cross-examine witnesses.

Although the commission, is ldd by Siprerne tdiirt Chief Justice Yitzhak Kahan, it is not a court of law and cannot hand down sentences. It can only present its conclusions and make recommendations to the government. ,

But a damning report by the commission could shatter the ruling coalition and too-ple the government.

The National Religious

Party, junior partner in the ewrtfthwi tontrolling six Parliament seats, has been carefully cultivating an image as the governments watchdog and conscience.

Begins six-party coalition has 64 seats in the 120- member Parliament.

'But the commission law forbidding public debate while the inquiry Is proceeding virtually muzzles Begins opposition, which could be

charged with contempt of cotnrt IMf " tiles to maker political profit from the announcement.

In addition to Begin and Sharon, the commission said it may find fault with Foreign Minister Yitzhak Shamir and'Avi Dudai, a top Sharon aide.

It also struck at the heart of the highly touted Israeli army and intelligence machines, suggesting

negligence by the chief of Thw-m- in-' telligence, the commanders of the forces in Beirut and Lebanon.

Thi generals may not have actec quickly enough to stop the militias once they heard reports of irregular behavior, and in fact may .have authorized the operation to continue for another 15 hours after a meeting with the militia commanders.

Record Deficit Posted In October

WASHINGTON (AP) -The government is starting its new year the same way it ended the old one with a record biidget deficit.

The deficit in October, the first month of fiscal year 1983, was $26.2 billion. That amounted to apparently the greatest one-month shortfall ever, and was bigger than the total deficit for most full years in the nations history.

The red ink for all of fiscal 1982 was also a record for the ,year-$111 billion.

Meanwhile, spending in

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October was $66.7 billion, up more than $3 billion from October of last year. But recession-stifled revenue for the month was $40.5 billion, down nearly $5 billion, new government figures indicated Wednesday.

Treasury officials said they checked back to 1970 and found no monthly deficits as high as the new $26.2 billion. It seems unlikely that any month had more red ink in the years before that years in which there were surpluses or very low annual deficits.

The Reagan administrations official forecast is for a federal deficit of about $115 billion for the current fiscal year, which began Oct. 1.

But some private economists - and some administration officials speaking anonymously say the deficit could rise to $150 billion or higher this year and even higher in fiscal 1984.

Without estimating exact figures, Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker told Congress on Wednesday, The fact is those looming deficits are a major hazard in sustaining recovery.

President Reagan, who vowed as a candidate to balance the budget by fiscal 1983, also has spoken often in favor of reducing the deficits rather than allowing them to continue soaring. He has recommended that Congress cut non-military spending.

Still, he says he may ask Congress to move up the effective date of next years tax-rate cut from July to January as a way to stimulate the economy into recovery from the recession. And some government officials -as well as many economists say such a move would widen the deficit by whittling away at federal revenue.

Part of the reason the deficit has been rising is the 16-month recession, which has pushed spending higher on such programs as unemployment benefits while holding down the tax payments of many Individuals and companies who arent making'much money to be taxed.

Another reason for higher deficits, some economists say, is the three-year tax-rate cut pushed by the president and passed by Congress last year.

That tax bill was supposed to stimulate the economy so much that lost tax revenue would be made up by expanded business activity. But that hasnt happened so far.

Last month, as usual, the new report said, the governments biggest spending categories were;

The Department of Health and Human Services, which dispenses checks for Social Security and other ^entitlement programs $22;2 billion..

-The Department of Defense$15.9 billion.

-Interest on the national debt, which was at $1.157 trillion as of Monday - $8.9 billion.

By BETSY BROWN KRAFT Associated Press Writer

As Americans gathered for family reunions today around tables laden with Thanksgiving fare, many shared their blessings with donations to help the "new poor forced out of work by recession.

An Indiana supermarket sponsored a care & share day, a Philadelphia refining company matched employee donations sevenfold, and missions from San Diego to Florida cooked thousands of pounds of turkeys for people who couldnt afford their own.

The holidays cheery side was marked by activities such* as the Macys Thanksgiving Day parade in New York City and the start of an antique auto race in Tampa, Fla.

In Santa Barbara, Calif., President Reagan planned to host a family dinner with his wife Nancy, daughter Maureen, son-in-law Dennis Revell, older brother Neil and Neils wife Bess.

Americans should give special thanks because, We - have a bountiful harvest, abundant freedoms and a strong compassionate peo^ pie, Reagan said earlier in a proclamation.

There was no bounty, however, for people like Dick Gaskill of Fort Wayne, Ind., who is losing his job because International Harvester has decided to close its truck plant.

"Its a crushing blow, Gaskill said. I ^ess at a time like this family ties are more important than they ever were.

Today, he plans to gather my family at my home and sit down and be thankful for what Ive got. For one day. Im going to forget my problems, although its pretty hard.

A Thursday called Thanksgiving is like any other Thursday when youre out of work, homeless or hungry, said John Martin, director of the Catholic Charities for the dioceSe of Fort Wayne and South Bend, Ind.

Fort Waynes largest supermarket chain sponsored a care & share day, donating 2 percent of net sales up to Nov. 17 to the emergency food bank, said Vera Crockett, a spokeswoman for Scotts Food Stores.

In Philadelphia, the Sun Co. encouraged its refining and marketing employees to contribute by offering to match donations sevenfold.

The employees responded by donating nearly' 2,000 pounds of food for the Greater Philadelphia Food Bank.

Our people feel theyre pretty fortunate because theyre working, said Ken Hermes, a program leader.

There emendous numbers of mew poor, said Barbara Baker-Temple, director of the Food Bank. These are the people who have been laid off and their

unemployment has run out.

After the Cleveland chapter of Volunteers of America announced Monday it would have to cancel its traditional Thanksgiving meal. $10,000 in contributions flooded in. The dinner is on.

Turkey wasnt on the menu for everyone, however. In Ruskin, Fla., Beth-El Presbyterian Mission, a ministry for Hispanic migrants, delivered bags of Thanksgiving food that included pinto beans, flour for tortillas, canned goods, grits and rice.

For some, the holidays toughest challenge is how to cook a turkey.

Busiest Day

CHICAGO (AP) - One of the worlds busiest airports had what is traditionally the years busiest day on Thanksgiving Eve. but the weather was good and the traveling traffic went smoothly.

Robert M. Cusumano, deputy Chicago aviation commissioner, estimated as many as 155,(WO travelers passed through OHare International Airport Wednesday on their way to Thanksgiving feasts.

The number of passengers was well ahead of last years 106,334, but Cusumano said operations in the air, in the terminal and on the roads leading in and out of OHare went smoothly.

Storm Damage Set In Millions

HONOLULU (AP) - Hurricane Iwa left behind at least $130 million in damage as thousands of people faced major cleanups and a Thanksgiving without power or gas, but officials credited early precautions for holding casualties down.

Water was short on hard-hit Kauai island, and officials in Honolulu, on the island of Oahu, asked that water be conserved because of limited pumping station operations.

Honolulu also suffered rolling blackouts Wednesday so the burden of lost power could be shared in the Pacific island states capital. Debris littered streets and sugar cane and banana palms lay flattened by the wind. Tourists swamped airports trying to leave devastated areas.

A 30-foot wave washed one

sailor off the USS Goldsborou^ as the 4,500-ton guided missile destroyer steamed out of Pearl Harbor to ride out the storm at sea. He made it to shpre, but a shipmate died and four others were injured by the mammouth wave.

The death of the sailor, whose name was being withheld pending notification relatives, was the only fatality reported.

The storm, Hawaiis first hurricane in 23 years, raked Kauai, Oahu and Niihau with winds up to 110 mph overnight Tuesday, downing trees, stripping roofs and toppling utility poles. Many areas remained without power. By today, the system had been downgraded to a tropical storm and was far out at sea north of the islands.

Confidence

WASHINGTON (AP) - By his own account. President Reagan is not great with a carving knife.

By family tradition, he wields the knife on the Thanksgiving turkey and is expected to do so again today when his clan gathers at Rancho del Cielo, his mountain ranch northwest of Santa Barbara, Calif. But his aim has not always been perfect.

Reagans carving problems stem from his days as governor of California,

He had been given a roasted turkey and set to cutting it up. When he spied blood on the plalter he decided the bird had not been cooked sufficiently.

Then, he looked at his thumb. He had cut it as well as the bird.

Big Turkey... For A Little Girl

C.J. Cannon, a butcher at Overtons Supermarket, holds a 20-pound turkey so 7-year-old Karen Spivey can make sure its the one she wants for her Thanksgiving dinner. (Reflector Photo by Angela Lingerfelt)

2-The Daily Reflector. (Jreenvilk, N C.-Thursday, .\ovemher25,1982

Wedding Vows Solemnized

Terry Lynn Brile\ became the bride of John Jeffery Simpson Wednesday at fr p.m. ' in a candlelight ceremony at Mount Pleasant Christian Church The Rev John Clinton Simpson, father of the bridegroom, officiated during the double ring ceremony

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. James Kirk Briley of Stokes and the Rev and Mrs. Simpson of floute 10. Greenville.

Escorted by her father and given in marriage by her parents, the bride wore a formal gown nf white organza over peau de sou* designed with a Queen .Anne neckline outlined m .scalloped Chantilly lace beaded with pearls and sequins. The fitted bodice was overlaid in organza accented with lace. The full sheer bishop slec'ves were appliqued with beaded lace and finished in matching lace cuffs. The full circular skirt was fa.shioned of ac-cordian pleated chantilly lace. The attached cathedral length train was edged in matching lace with an insert of organza appliqued with Chantilly lace. She wore a fingertip veil of illusion edged in chantilly lace held in place by a Camelot cap overlaid in lace beaded with pearls. She carried a cascading silk bouquet of roses, babys breath, ivy and stephanotis.

The maid of honor was Debbie Sue Briley, sister of the bride. The bridesmaids werev Starla Singleton and Tammy Lee of Washington, Lynn Allen of Bethel and Angela Simpson of Greenville, sister of the bridegroom.

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'(' brother of the Bride-griMim, Jerry Allen Simpson, served as bt*st man. Ushers were Paul Tucker of.Belvoir, Roger Nelson of Stokes and Eddie Davenport and Michael Taylor of Greenville

Frances Cain presented a program of organ music. Paul TucK,er sang The Wedding Song and Wedding Prayer

The mother of the bride wore a formal gown of champagne qiana overlaid with a wine chiffon capelet. The mother of the bridegroom selected a formal gown of plum chiffon over taffeta. Each wore corsages of yellow carnations. The grandmothers were remembered with corsages.

Michelle Whisnant- of Stokes was flower girl. Ring bearer was Matthew Nobles of Stokes.

A reception was held in the church fellowship hall given by the parents of the bride. Assisting in serving were Corrine Tetterton and . Dolores Ford of Bethel and Sue Brown of Stokes Bobbie ' Garrenton of Bethel attended the bridal register. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Ginton A, Briley of ' Kinston. Good-byes were said by Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Beardsw.prth of Greenviller.

The rehearsal dinner was given by the parents of the bridegroom at the church fellowship hall.

The bride is a radiology technology student at Pitt Community College. The

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SOUTHERN PINES - The mid-year board meeting of the North Carolina Federation of Womens Club, Inc. will be held here at the Sheraton Nov. 30 and Dec. 1.

The meeting is for the executive committee, executive board and board of directors.

Keynote speaker for the banquet Tuesday will be Mrs. Wendell 0. Winger of Springville, Utah. She is president-elect of the General Federation of Womens Clubs. The Is Have It -an exchange of ideas and information from state chairmen to the local clubs will follow the banquet.

Kipper Hair Is Speaker

Alpha Delta Kappa held a dinner meeting Tuesday at the Three Steers. Kipper Hair, a senior at Rose High School, gave the program.

Hair spent six weeks in Spain last summer as a representative for the Experiment in* International Living. He told of his experiences and showed slides.

Plans were made for a Christmas meeting and various reports were made.

Mickey West, president, conducted the meeting.

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Born to Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wayne Boyd, Route 3, Greenville, a daughter, Amy Nicole, on Nov. 9,1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Crawford Born to Mr. and Mrs. Tony Earl Crawford, Lot 42 Oakwood Acres, a daughter, Pamela Renee, on Nov. 9, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital. '

Strickland Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Keith Strickland, 819 College View Apartments, a son, Brantley Kohl, on Nov. 9, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

Coward Born to Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wayne Coward, Ayden, ja son, Jason Lee, on Nov.'9, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

White Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Ray White, Williamston, a son. Derrick Zikomo, on Nov. 9, 1982, in Pitt Memorial Hospital.

NOW

At Wits End

Bv PJ'ma Bomlxwk

This is the day of families.

The member who smokes the big black cigars that stink up the entire house for three months.

The kids who dont even say hello, but start pounding on the piano with their fists until conversation is no longer possible.

The couple who always pull up in a brand-new car whom you know have $2 in their pockets and are afraid to answer their own phone.

The dominant in-law who arrives just when you sit down to eat and leaves right after the dessert is served.

The one who works like a field hand from the moment she arrives until the last dish is put away.

The uncle who teases the dog.

The one who never forgets to say grace.

The short one who volunteers to sit on the piano bench and whose head is three inches above the table.

When you think of it, what is family? A psychological study that got out of hand? A genetic blind date? A group of people related by bad debts? The results of a steering committee that didnt meet regularly?

Actually, theyre mirrors of every facet of your life. They know you better than anyone in the world and are willing to overlook and forget. Theyve seen you at your best and your worst. Often, theyre a colossal bore. Theyve told the same stories a hundred times, but sometimes the familiarity is like an old bathrobe ... too old to brag about in public, but too good to discard yet.

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Like it or not, youre bound to them by your history.

The son who always comes in with a buzz on, keeps on drinking and tells eveyone he was overserved.

The kid who refuses to eat in the kitchen with the other children and ends up sitting on Mamas lap at the table.

What has brought all of them together? Does anyone rememter anymore?.

I think about families a lot at Thanksgiving . . . even more than Christmas. Maybe its because Thanksgiving offers no incentive for being together except that elusive, mysterious tie that binds us together.

All I know is... I would kill to see my ^andfther smoking those stinking cigars, my uncle teasing that poor dog, my Mom bustling around the kitchen helping- Grandma, and me banging that piano with my fists . . .. just one more time.

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Couple Speaks Vows In Friday Ceremony

HOOKERTON - Mt. Calvary Free Will Baptist Church here was the scene of the Friday wedding ceremony of Barbara Jean Williams and Roy Maverick Tyndall. The double ring ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Jack Cox at 7 p.m.

Parents of the couple are Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Williams of Route 1, Win-terville and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleveland Tyndall of Route i; La Grange.

Claudia Harris was pianist and Gina Carraway, cousin of the bridegroom, sang The Wedding Song and The Rose.

Lori Braxton of Greenville was honor attendant. Bridesmaids included Cathy Williams of Route 1, Win-terville, Linda McLawhom of

Ayden and Shirley Gray of Winterville, sisters of the bride, and Pam Ausbon of Washington.

Jennifer Gray of Winterville, niece Of the bride, was flower girl.

The father of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers included Mike McArthur and Mark Johnson of Kinston, Roger Carraway of Grifton and Danny Barrow of La Grange, cousins of the bridegroom.

The bride was given in marriage by her parents. She wore a formal gown of white organza over peau de soie designed with a Queen Anne neckline outlined in silk floral Venise lace which continued over the empire bodice. Matching lace encircled the waistliife and edged the

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The flower girl selected a long ruffled dress with a princess bodice of beige and lavender print with full bishop sleeves accented with silk lavender sash tied in a bow. She carried a white wicker basket tied with a white satin bow.

The mother of the bride wore a gown of polyester knit in a sweetpea color. The mother of the bridegroom selected a burgundy gown of polyester. Both were given white mum corsages. The grandmother of the bridegroom received an identical corsage.

The couple will live near Winterville after a wedding trip.

The bride works at Burroughs Wellcome and graduated from Ayden-Grifton High School. The bridegroom works with the N.C. Department of Transportation in Lenoir County. He graduated from Grace Christian High in Kinston and attended Free Will Baptist Bible College in Nashville, Tenn.

A cake cutting was held after the ceremony. Juanita Boyd, aunt of the bride, and Carolyn Barrow, aunt of the bridegroom, served cake. Vickie Williams, sister of the bride, and Faye Tyndall, sister of the bridegroom, poured punch.

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Count Your Blessings

By Abigail Van Buren

* 1982 by Universal Press Syndicate

DEAR READERS: Its Thanksgiving again. A few years ago I wrote a column especially for Thanksgiving. It was so well-received that I was asked to repeat it, and now its become a tradition. Here it is again:

On this Thanksgiving Day, take a few minutes to think about what you have to be thankful for.

Hows your health? Not so good? Well, thank God youve lived this long. A lot of people havent. Youre hurting? Thousands maybe millions are hurting more. (Have you ever visited a veterans hospital? Or a rehabilitation clinic for crippled children?)

If you awakened this morning and were able to hear the birds sing, use your vocal cords to utter human sounds walk to the breakfast table on two . good legs and read the newspaper with two good eyes, praise the Lord! A lot of people couldnt.

Hows your pocketbook? Thin? Well, most of the world is a lot poorer. No pensions. No welfare. No food stamps. No Social Security. In fact, one-third of the people in the world will go to bed hungry tonight.

Are you lonely? The way to have a friend is to be one. If nobody calls you, call someone. Go out of your way to do something nice for somebody. Its a sure cure for the blues.

Are you concerned about your countrys future? Hooray! Our system has been saved by such boncern. Concern for fair play under the law. Your country maynot be a rose garden, but it also is not a patch of weeds.

Freedom rings! Look and listen. You can still worship at the church of your choice, cast a secret ballot and even criticize your government without faring a knock on the head or a knock on the door at midnight. And if you want to live under a different system, you are free to go. There are no walls or fences nothing to keep you here.

As a final thought, Ill repeat my Thanksgiving Prayer; perhaps you will want to use it at your table today:

O, heavenly Father: We thank ee for food and remember the hungry.

We thank thee for health and remember the sick.

We thank thee for friends and remember the friendless.

We thank thee for freedom and remember the enslaved.

May these remembrances stir us to service.

That thy gifts to us may be used for others. Amen. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving and may God bless you and yours.

Love, ABBY

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Highways In Trouble

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The financial reports for the highway fund are stark. Either more money will have to be found or the states highway construction program will grind to a halt.

Despite the fact that a three cents per gallon tax was added in 1981 there is not enough revenues coming in to do more than maintain the vast system of highways the state now has.

If no new money is found the state will lose large amounts of federal highway funds since federal funds are obtained on a matching basis. Not even the talked about increase in the federal gasoline tax will help that situation since it is anticipated that those funds, too, would be obtained on a matching basis.

Caught up in the dilemma are

several major projects around the state, including a series of projects dear to our area. They involve the dual laning of U.S. 264 from Wilson to Washington. If more funds are not found those projects are likely to die.

Gov. Hunt had proposed an increase in the tax on alcohol and an additional tax on auto parts as a way to improve the highway fund. That, however, was rejected. The Legislature may take another look at those proposals or come up with others.

Whatever happens, North Carolina cannot afford to allow its highway construction program to foundef. There are major needs to be met and we must be prepared to finance them.

Let Us Count Our Blessings !

Thanksgiving, 1982, finds our na; tion, and the world, beset with problems.

Our economic troubles are major and, despite predictions of an upturn in the economy, most of our citizens believe they must dig in for a long period of unemployment and economic stagnation. Our nation is not alone. Both our neighbors, Canada and Mexico, face difficult economic times and the same is true for most of our allies. The communist nations, including the Soviet Union, face sagging economies, and their citizens often

suffer shortages of food and goods.

It should never be said, however, that we have less to be thankful for during this difficult year. Most of us should be glad we live and work in this nation and this time of relative prosperity. Very few of us will go without food or medical care and, despite the high unemployment rate, most of us still have occupations and professions to keep us busy.

This is a day for thanks and we in the United States cannot begin to count our blessings.

No Sign Of Peace

By WALTER R. MEARS AP Special Correspondent

WASHINGTON (AP) -President Reagan has dubbed the MX missile the Peacekeeper, and maybe it will be - but not in Congress.

Theres no sign of peace there, on missiles, on the overall defense budget, or on taxes. All those topics are on an agenda .of controversy that faces the lame-duck session opening next Monday. All of them will spill over to the new, more Democratic Congress that takes office in January. w

Reagans decision to produce the MX and deploy 100 of them near Cheyenne, Wyo., will be one of the first issues facing Congress as it takes up defense appropriations in the post-election session.

The president said Monday night that his plan is absolutely essential as a deterrent to keep the peace. He also said it is better and cheaper than alternative proposals to spread the missiles all over the Southwestern desert, or to put them at sea, so that the Soviet Union couldnt find them.

Former President Jimmy Carter wanted to spread them out, put 200 real missiles among hundreds of decoys, and then move them around to keep the Russians guessing.

Reagan decided on the opposite course: put them all in the same neighborhood and tell everybody where they are. The theory is that should the Soviet Union

warheads would cripple one anbther, and most of the MX force would survive to strike back.

Thetheory has not been tested with nuclear devices. But the Soviet Union doesnt know whether it would work, either, and thats deterrence.

The president announced his plan in accordance with a Dec. 1 deadline set by Congress for a decision on deployment. Congress has 30 working days to accept or reject it, and opponents say they have the votes to block it.

Republican Sen. Paul Lax-alt of Nevada, a close Reagan ally, said it promises to be one of the greater legislative battles the administration has faced.

It wont be the only one. In his nationally broadcast address, as in the statements he has been making for months, Reagan said his increased defense budget is vital to counter a decided advantage held by the Soviet Union in virtually every measure of military power.

If my defense proposals are passed, it will still take five years before we come close to the Soviet level, Reagan said.

But there is pressure in Congress to scale down the defense budget, so as to whittle at the projected deficit. In addition, there have been Democratic demands that the administrations prized tax cut be dropped or curtailed, to the same end.

A propaganda campaign would have you believe these deficits are caused by our so-called massive tax cut and

dent said in New Orleans a week ago. Well, thats a real dipsy doodle...

He said the tax cut does no more than offset Social Security tax increases, and even the increased defense budget represents a smaller share of the total federal budget than was the case 20 years ago. Reagan said his defense budget would represent 30 percent of the total, compared to 46 percent when John F. Kennedy was president.

The administration then passed word that far from retreating on the tax cut, Reagan was considering a proposal to implement it on Jan. 1, six months ahead of the current schedule for withholding tax reductions.

He hasnt said whether hell propose that move or not, but Republican congressional leaders have told him they dont have the votes to pass it.

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It is the beautiful bird that gets caged. - Chinese proverb

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WASHINGTON - A funny ' thing happened this summerj on the way to the Massachusetts forum. A 36-year-old schoolteacher, Alwin E. Hopfmann, got sandbagged by the Democratic pols who are nurturing Edward M. Kennedy for the White House. The matter is now pending before the U.S. Supreme Court on a petition for review.

Its an interesting case, partly because it presents a novel constitutional question and partly because it breathes of that spittoon redolence that for some of us has the fragance of roses. Political monte, when played with some subtlety and panache, is an old American art form, like selling a sucker a blind horse. Its deplorable, of course, but, well...

Hopfmann got it in his head early this year that ne wanted to run against Ted Kennedy for the U.S. Senate. Crazy, rignt? Right. Hopfmann lives in the town of Harvard, Mass. He teacnes chemistry at a high school in Sterling and runs a small bookstore on the side. He disagrees with Kennedy on every major issue.

As a registered Democrat, Hopfmann knew that his only chance of making a respectable splash would be to cnallenge Kennedy in the September primary of the Democratic Party. Toward

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that end, he rounded up the 10,000 signatures required by state law for a nominating petition and he filed all the proper papers.

Then, on May 21, came the Democratic State Convention, whereupon a new rule was adopted by a vote of 1,698 to 468. The rule decreed, so far as this case is concerned, that nobody could run against Ted Kennedy in September unless at least 15 percent of the convention delegates endorsed him in May. Hopfmann had no more chance of getting that 15 percent than Dean Martin would have had at a convention of the Temperance Union. Hopfmann got exactly 65 votes, or sometning under 2 percent. State officials, yielding to the party charter, ruled him off the ballot. Kennedy thus ran unopposed in the September primary, and went on to beat a Republican opponent in November.

Hopfmann now is asking the Supreme Court to declare Kennedys September nomination null and void. It will be a miracle if the court clerk doesnt throw both Hopfmann and his petition down the steps, but theres a fascinating question here. To what extent can a state political party impose its shenanigans on the plain language of the Constitution? Our supreme law says that the times, places and manner of holding elections for senators shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof.

Hopfmann contends that the 15 percent device nas the effect of denying maverick party members a fair chance in a party primary. He notes that in September, 31 percent

of the Democrats who went to the polls failed to vote for Kennedy even though the senator was unopposed. Maybe tnat protest vote would have gone to the unknown Hopfmann. In that event, Kennedy would have been embarrassed, and his White House prospects would have been diminished.

The case recalls a famous case, Terry vs. Adams, decided by the Supreme Court in 1953. That case involved the shenanigans of the Jaybird Democratic Association in Fort Bend County, Texas. This Iil or social club had been formed in 1889 for one admitted and express purpose - to see that no black man ever cast an effective -vote in Fort Bend County, Texas. The association ran its own private primary, and with rare exceptions its candidates always went on to win in the official state primary. The Supreme Court shot the Jaybirds down.

Hopfmanns case isnt on all fours with the Jaybird case, of course, but in tne cuspidor context tney smell about tne same. The only justification officially advanced for ruling Hopfmann off the September ballot was advanced in an advisory opinion by the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts. The 15 percent rule, said their eminences benignly, would tend to diminish the confusion that may result from too many candidates. It was a marvelously solicitous thought for Massachusetts Democrats, who doubtless would not have been confused by one senatorial candidate in September, but might have been sorely perplexed by two.

By MAXWELL GLEN

and CODY SHEARER

WASHINGTON -Remember this phrase: Treated with Ionizing Energy. It means irradiated and might be stamped on the turkey you buy next Thanksgiving.

In the coming months, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is expected to propose regulations for the commercial preservation of fruits, vegetables and spices by low-level radiation. After more tests, siniilar rule proposals for meat could follow next year, leading ultimately to the Agriculture Departments seal of approval.

As the use of a euphemistic label would illustrate, however, the jury is still out on whether American consumers want their turkeys, cranberries or brussels sprouts treated with ions, of any sort. Row consumers choose, and why, could provide a compelling judgment on the atom - even where it might hold some glimmer of benefit, j-

Food irradiation actually goes back through 40 years of research, testing and limited applications in this country and overseas. It involves the simple procedure of zapping the grapefruit or cucpiber with gamma rays emitted from a radioactive source such as Cobalt-60. The process has been judged safe enough for government use on Space Shuttle food as well as commercial application in 22 foreign countries (the World Health Organization has even sanctioned it).

But ionized delicacies hadnt crossed these consumers eyes until a recent show-and-teir at the Atomic Industrial Forums 1982 annual meeting here. Simply put, the U.S. has approved irradiation (considered, a food additive under the Food and Drug Act) for only two products potatoes and wheat flour; until now, it hadnt found the scientific evidence sufficient to extend the sanction to other foods.

According to FDA spokesman James Green, public and private studies have led the agency to believe that the process neither leaves ones bean sprouts glowing nor alters their taste, texture or appearance significantly (understandably crucial factors in marketability). All that stands in the way of tuna meltdown he adds, is the absence of conclusive

evidence that low-level radiation kills bacteria - not consumers in meat.

Yet theres another obstacle which U.S. nuclear industrialists know reasonably well: public approval. In fact, limited desire for irradiated potatoes and wheat flour has kept those products off grocers shelves since they were approved in the 1960s. In 1982, even the endorsement of Ralph Naders Committee for Science in the Public Interest is no guarantee that attitudes will change.

Listening to Martin Welt, a self-touting pioneer in the irradiated food business, one can hear a dissertation on the consumer benefits of longer shelf life, lower energy needs (freezers could become all but obsolete in the home) and reduced, if not eliminated, use of chemical pesticides and preservatives. Bacon and hot dogs. Welt says, would require fewer cancer-causing nitrites to prevent botulism; fruits and vegetables could do without toxic fumigants (malathion could go the way of Gov. Jerry Brown). *

Our best friends are the health food people and people who want wholesome food, Welt told a group of unconvinced but noticeably famished nuclear-industry represeniatives before showing them to a steaming buffet of irradiated cuisine prepared by his New Jer^y-based firm, Radiation Technology, Inc.

Nonetheless, Welt is counting on liability-conscious supermarket chains and food processors to be big fans, too. The Johns-Manville case is very important, he admitted in reference to the maker of carcinogenic asbestos, now plagued by lawsuits. As new liability standards extend to more widely-marketed food products, he adds, companies will want to steer clear of carcinogenic additives.

Such a cynical strategy could prove market-wise. The same Americans who fear nuclear bombs and reactors worry about saccharine and red dyes as well. While they may never accept the limited risk that goes with irradiated foods, they do deal in comparisons that reveal one product to be. more dangerous than another.

But purity, shelf life and even taste (Welts breaded veal "ionaise was divine) may not be enough to make rads under glass an American staple.

Strength For Today

SELDOM ADMIRED

There is no greater teaching in the Bible than the many admonitions urging men to be humble The word humble comes from the Latin word humus, which means earth. The humble man is the man who has prostrated himself on the ground.

This seems rather debasing, and many people do not like the idea.. But humility is not servility, or cowardice, or appeasement with evil. The humble man is the person who always remembers that his knowledge is

limited, that he has the disposition, like everyone else, to slip into error and sin once in awhile, and that everybody has something to teach him if he has the heart to learn. Above all, the humble man realizes that he is an imperfect creature living in a universe presided over by an all-wise and perfect God. >

Humility is the capacity to put ones self in ones place and keep himself there. In this respect it is realism in its highest form. - Elisha Douglass

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Veteran Homebuilder Says Now Is Time To Buy

ByJOHNCUNNIFF AP Business Analyst

NEW YORK (AP) -Every so often in a troubled environment there emerges what is voguishly called a window of opportunity. To Bill Levitt, builder of more single-family houses than anyone in history, homebuyers now have one.

They have the best of all possible worlds, he said. For the time being, at least, theyve got depressed prices and falling interest rates. And if rates continue to fall, he said, the buyer can renegotiate for a lower rate.

But unlike interest rates, prices will soon rise,, said Levitt, whose construction and sale of 142,000 houses since 1929 suggests he knows something about the market.

The message you should bring home to readers, said the 75-year-old Levitt, who continues to sell houses at what he feels are less than market prices, is that, anyone who has money for a downpayment should buy now.

William J. Levitt, builder of towns with at least 17,000 homes near New York, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and in Puerto Rico, and whose development near Orlando, Fla., will eventually have 10,000 units, is thinking big as ever.

Thinking big, he suggests, because the challenge is huge. We need an absolute minimum of 2.5 million homes a year for the foreseable future, which in some respects he compares to the years immediately after World War II.

Discharged from the Navy Seabees and eager to test his theories of mass-produced housing, Levitt designed and built 17,700 single-family homes on a massive tract 25 miles from Manhattan, and sold them for as little as $7,990 each.

We took leaves out of the books of various manufacturers and applied them to housing, he explained. It mightnt sound like much, but it was. An associate claims that except for the man who invented nails, no

one has had a greater effect on homebuilding in America than William J. Levitt.

The assembly line concept was borrowed from automotive manufacturing, and reversed. In the car assembly line the product moved and the worker stayed put. But we had the product stay put and the mechanic moved around.

Plumbing trees and precut bundles of lumber were dropped off at each site, followed by specialty crews, each adept at one of 26 specific functions. The houses went up fast, and the great volume of production helped cut costs.

Before this, said Levitt, homebuilding was more an occupation than a business, an endeavor of graduate carpenters who made a livelihood putting up three or four houses a year. We became merchant builders, he said.

After expenses, the company tacked on 5 percent to 7 percent, a modest profit, not an unconscionable one, said Levitt. If he had built

four houses he might have lost money. With volume, he made millions. Theres an old saying: You dont get poor taking profits, he said.

Hes still making them at Williamsburg, Fla., a 3,100-acre development near Orlando, where his International Community Corp. is building what eventually will be a 10,000-home adult complex, with some of the residents being people who had bought in the Northeast 35 years earlier. Prices have risen, but remain below $60,000, far less than the national median or average.

My answer to inflation is productivity, he said. If you get productivity you dont have inflation. Money gets into circulation. The man who makes the product buys it.

His way of achieving productivity continues to be the use of assembly line techniques and great volume. He disputes those who say factory-built housing is the only answer.,

Everyone uses factory-

built parts,' he observed. But to build an entire house in a factory and then move it to the site means youre shipping air. Offering more promise, he feels, is factory-built paneling and housing parts.

Volume is getting more difficult to obtain today because of a dozen factors that limit the assembling of large tracts, among them environmental restrictions, distance from core cities, and seller reluctance to give options.

But to a person of Levitts big-scale imagination and multiple skills, the day of the Levittown-size development may not be ended. In fact, Levitt has ideas of towns many times larger in acreage and capable of housing 250,000.

He gets excited when talking about such entities, which he calls Primary Employment Towns, meaning towns that would be cut out of virgin territory and have their own economic base rather than being dependent upon nearby cities.

You fly in an airplane over this country and you see gorgeous acreage, he said. Acreage onto which he imprints a vision of a pristine towns free of problems that choke cities, solidiiy built on their own economic base.

Some time ago he found an enormous site in Indiana. The owner agreed to sell.

Everyone was for it, said Levitt. I must have had 25 luncheons with very big companies, he said. His idea was to have six large companies each provide 1,000 jobs for ihe first 50,000 of population.

y Unfortunately, he said, the owner, ia water company, wanted to cash out rather than accept his proposal of a series of options to be exercised during the years it would take to build the town. The deal fell through.

The next one might not, Planning and building such a town is no trick at all provided you know what to do and how to do it, said Levitt.

AAore U.S. Marines Possible In Lebanon

W.\Si|INGTON (AP) -President Reagan would send more Marines to Lebanon if they could help expedite withdrawal of Israeli, Syrian and Palestinian troops from the country, a senior State Department officials says.

Negotiations for withdrawal are expected to begin soon, but the actual departure of the foreign forces is not likely to occur until the new year, said the

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official, who spoke in an interview Wednesday on the condition that he not be named.

The United States had sought withdrawal of foreign forces by Dec. 31, but the official said that target date is probably impossible now.

The official, referring to the Israeli and Syrian troops, said there could be a separation of forces by the end of the year. .

That mid occur, he said.

Jenrette Debts Go Higher

COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Former Rep. John W, Jenrette, I>S.C., says the Justice Department, which is suing' him for $48,700 in Abscam payoff money, will have to get in line.

I owe a heckuva lot of people. Id rather pay them than the Justice Department, Jenrette sid Wednesday night.

The department filed the civil suit Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Washington to recover money used in the undercover Abscam probe. Also named in the suit is John R. Stowe, a businessman living in Richmond, Va,, who was convicted with Jenrette of accepting $50,000 from undercover FBI agents,

"I hope I never have to go in the courtroom again as long as I live, said Jenrette. who resigned from Congress after the conviction two years ago, then was divorced by his wife, Rita,

Sentencing is still pending. Jenrette told The State newspaper of Columbia in an interview from his Florida home near Fort Lauderdale that if he does go back to court, he hopes its for his $11 million suit against the government,

If we win that, he quipped, I'll donate the $48,000.

Jenrettes suit charges the government infringed on his civil rights.

The government already has recovered $1,300 of the $50,000 payment to Stowe and Jenrette

Shooting stars are streaks of light created by falling meteoroids, or chunks of rock traveling in space. When a meteroid falls to Earth, it is then called a meteorite.

if Israeli troops withdrew to a zone in southern Lebanon extending from the Israeli border 25 to 31 miles northward At the same time, Syrian troops could pull back from the mountains of central Lebanon into the Bekaa Valley,

Such a separation would be considered the first phase of the withdrawal and a second phase would complete it.

Israel has said it will not withdraw completely without arrangements to secure the border region, and the Reagan administration has

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W.ASHINGTON I API - A Navy panel is tentatively recommending that the F-18 jet be used as a carrier-based bomber as well as a fighter, but says the planes range must be extended, Pentagon sources say The sources said Wednesday that the panel's recommendation will go to Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger. The ultimate de

cision on using the F-18 as a carrier-based bomber will be made by a committee of senior defense officials.

The sources, who asked for anonymity, said the Navy panel, including Secretary John Lehman, other top Navy civilian officials and admirals, reached its decision Tuesday after studying reports on flight tests.

These tests showed that the

F-18 failed to meet range goals for carrier-based bombing flights without refueling in the air. According to various sources, the F-18 fell about 100 miles short of the planned range of 550 nautical miles when carrying bombs against land targets.

The recommendation is reported to endorse procurement of more than 80 F-18S under the fiscal 1984

defense budget which will go to Congress early next year.

However, the Navy panel was said to have withheld approval of multi-year procurement of the carrier-based attack version of the F-18, which represents a potential ultimate buy of nearly 800 planes.

The recomendation represents a qualified yes to the question of going

ahead with production of the carrier-based version, said one source.

Overall, the Navy has a plan to buy 1,366 F-18s for nearly $40 billion, making the program one of the most expensive in a long list of weapons under development and in production.

role as a fighter for both the Navy and Marine Corps. The plane, called the Hornet, is designed to replace both aging F-4 fighters and A-7 bombers.

According to Pentagon sources, the Navy will test the F-18 further with an to

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FDA Says Rawhide 'Bones' Hallucinogenic

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The Food and Drug Administration wants to confiscate nearly 60,000 packages of hallucinogenic rawhide chews that sent several dogs, bouncing off walls after gnawing them.

The Mr Max dog chews were voluntarily recalled from northern California and Nevada retailers in September 1981. Theyve been sitting in a Redwood City warehouse ever since.

Because the distributor failed to get rid of the chews, the federal agency filed suit Tuesday in U.S. District Court seeking to seize them, Alex McCormick, FDA compliance officer, said the chews would be confiscated as soon as U.S. marshals attach court documents to the stored packages.

The rawhide chews were made in South Korea by Ssang-Young Corp. of Seoul and distributed here by

First Family Planning Feast

SANTA BARBARA. Calif. (AP) - President Reagan is hosting a Thanksgiving feast for family members today at his mountaintop ranch where has been studying new proposals for the economy and preparing for his Latin American trip.

The president and his wife Nancy were spending the day with Reagans daughter Maureen and her husband Dennis Revell, and with Reagans older brother Neil and his wife Bess.

Their holiday menu includes turkey, cornbread dressing, giblet gravy, string beans, sweet potatoes with marshmallows, fresh cranberries and monkey bread, a speciality item baked by a Santa Monica baker.

Reagan will return to Washington Monday.

Next Tuesday, the president is to meet with congressional leaders and is expected to explain pro-' posals to stimulate the economy. White House depu- ty press secretary Larry Speakes said. Then, he sets out on a five-day trip to Latin America.

Speakes said the economic plans under consideration include advancing next years tax cut so it will take effect in January instead of July, and renewing the pitch for the administrations enterprise zone program of investment incentives and tax breaks to revive depressed urban areas.

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The dogs exhibited peculiar behavior for 22 to 48 hours after chewing on the rawhide bones. Some bounced off walls, others ran through windows and one was said to be catatonic, McCormick said.

In clinical tests at the University of California at Davis, the chews produced" hallucinogenic reactions in dogs in proportion to the animals size: the larger the animal, the less effect.

The laboratory tests showed the chews contained a deleterious subs* once but they could not idenhfy It, isolate it or determine when or how it entered the product, McCormick said.

Award Services voluntarily recalled the packages even thou^ tests could not determine the cause of the trouble, according to its vice president. Bill Lawrence.

He said Wednesday that the packages had been stored and not destroyed because the company was trying to collect money from the Korean manufacturer.

The distributor no longer carries products from that manufacturer, and Lawrence

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The FDA said that since the rawhide chews were unfit for food, they were being stored illegally and thus were subject to seizure and condemnation.

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leaning toward a speed-up in the tax cut.

Congressional leaders have told Reagan there are not enough votes to pass it, and Federal Reserve Board Chairman Paul Volcker said he has some concern about the idea.

In a Thanksgiving proclamation issued earlier, Reagan said, Above all other nations of the world, America has been especially blessed and should give special thanks. We have bountiful harvest, abundant freedoms and a strong compassionate people.

In his first full day at his 688-acre ranch, Reagan enjoyed sunny and warm weather Wednesday but was not able to gb horseback riding because the trails were still wet from early rain.

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Study Panel Wants Insanity Plea Retained

RALEIGH, N.C. lAPl -North Carolina should enact legislation to ensure follow-up care for mentally ill criminals who have been released from prisons in lieu of abolishing the insanity plea, says a state commission report

The state also should not try to create a guilty but mentally ill verdict, according to recommendations in a report that will be formally presented at the state Mental Health Commission meeting Dec. 1.

A commission subcommittee made the recommen

dations after hearing testimony from court and law-enforcement officials across the state and after studying the eight states that already have adopted the guilty but , mentally ill verdict.

"In reviewing their laws, we found out they're having problems, the commission said. "Its not faring too well in the other states that have adopted it

The subcommittees report says North Carolinas insanity defense laws are so strict the guilty but mentally ill verdict isnt needed During the past decade, only 15

to 20 people have been declared not guilty by n!)Son of insanity or mentally incompetent to stand trial the report said.

Instead of a change i.n the insanity-defense lawt., the subcommittee recom mends new laws that mandata care for mentally ill criminals after theyre released from institutions.

Currently, if the couft determines a person is nien-tally incompetent to stand trial or that he Is not gai Ity by reason of insanity, the person can be sent to an institution: When a

psychiatrist determines ^the patients is no longer dangerous to himself or to society, the patient returns to court for a hearing.

If the judge agrees with the psychiatrist, the patients is released and is free to go home.

Subcommittee members say they are concerned because current laws provide for no follow-up care once the patient is released. Without proper supervision, the patients mental conditon may worsen and he could commit another crime, the panel said. -

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Robbers Shoot Raleigh Lawyer

RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - A. Raleigh attorney was in critical condition early, today after a n apparent attempted robbery of $8,000 worth of diamonds nssiulted in a shootout with two gunmen that left one of th*2 gunmen dead and the other seriously wounded.

The shootings occurred at Uic home of Karl E. Knudsen, 30, who served as an assistant di;5trict attorney of Wake County for 3*2 years. Knudsen was taiken to Wake Medical Center, where he underwent surgery \ A Wednesday night for stomach

wounds. V . , u *

A hospital spokesman said Knudsen was in critical but stable condition early today Identities of the dead man and the other wounded man could not be released pending: notification of relatives, Raleigh Police Maj. Tom Justice said.

"I feel fairly confident it was a robbery attempt, Justice said. "Apparently Mr. Knudsen aind the two alleged robbers exchanged gunfire.

An estimated $8,000 In diamonds was being kept in the Knudsen home.

Knudsens mother, Wake County Commissioner Betty Ann Knudsen, said the shooting occurred after the two men had entered the Knudsen home to look at ;5ome diamonds Knudsen had advertised as being for sale.

Mrs. Knudsen said she was not .in the house when the shootings occurred, but said her sGn was conscious when police arrived and was able to tell them what happened before going into shock.

"He was sufficiently suspicious that he had taped a gun underneath the card table when hie was showing the diamonds,she said.-Knudsens wife, Kathy Jones KnudL.en, was feeding the couples 6-week-old daughter when tht; two men knocked at the door.

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Members of the subcommittee say they will submit a bill to the Legislature that recommends the patient be released to a local mental health agency. That agency would designate a staff member to plan treatment for the patient. If the patients fails to follow the treatment plan, mental health officials can petition the court and ask that the patierjt be institutionalized again.

The panel also wants the General Assembly to appropriate $100,0Q0 to help district attorneys in cases involving mental patients.

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C-Thursday. November,iS, 19829

Man Killed In Shdotouf At High School

LYNCHBURG, Va. (AP) Commonwealths Attorney William Petty says there was no improper activity on the part of a police officer who shot and killed a gunman at a high school after the man had taken a policeman hostage and fired at other officers.

Thomas Edward Rice of Eden, N.C., who police said was a former mental patient, had fired three shots at police before he was%killed by a single shot to the head fired by a rifleman with the departments special tactics squad. Police Chief Calvin E, Robertson said Wednesday.

The officer that fired the shot was acting under my direction and control,the police chief said.

Robertson declineii to identify the officer, but Petty said he was L.E. Norberg.

Petty said Norberg was under the police chiefs total control."

The commonwealths attorney said there will be no need for any action by his office and that he does not anticipate any administrative action by the Police Department.

Police said Rice, 47, had been in mental institutions in Virginia and North Carolina.

Police, witnesses and others gave this account of the shooting:

A man later identified as Rice was first seen at

Heritage High School about 8 p.m. Tuesday, He interrupted several adult classes, and a teacher called police and the school principal, James Swisher.

Officer Robert B. Fore and Swisher confronted Rice in a corridor next to the cafeteria. Fore tried to arrest Rice, who took the officers gun during a struggle.

Fore was taken hostage at gunpoint, and Swisher escaped.

Swisher notified Officer H.L. St. John Jr., who was assisting Fore on the call, and the school was evacuated.

When St. John went to help Fore,. Rice shot at him, but missed. St.John called for additional help.

Members of the Tactical Unit surrounded the building and tried to talk Rice into surrendering, but Rice on several occasions held the weapon to Officer Fores head and threatened to kill him and any other police officer who entered the school, police said.

About 10:25 p.m., roughly two hours after police had been called to the school. Rice fired at members of the Tactical Unit.

A Tactical Unit member then shot one time, fatally wounding the suspect, the police statement said. Other than the one fatal shot, there

were no other shots fired by police officers.

Fore, who remained in the building until after Rice was shot, was taken to Lynchburg General Hospital for treatment of cuts and bruises and released.

We didnt know Until after the situation was over whether the officer (Fore) was alive or not," Robertson said.

Robertson did now know if Rice was living in Lynchburg or passing through.

He made references to looking for a girlfried' or woman, Robertson said.

Robertson and the police chief of Eden said that in addition to spending time in mental hospitals. Rice had been arrested a number of times for violent crimes, including assaults on police officers and resisting arrest.

"Hes plagued us for the last year or so, what time he hasnt been in jail. Eden Police Chief Garnet Smart said Wednesday.

When in Eden, Rice wandered the streets during the day. Smart said. Often he slept along the streets at night or rambled through town.

David Bullard, director of medical records for John Umstead Hospital, a mental institution in Durham, N.C., said Rice was admitted for treatment to the hospital on Dec. 30, 1980, and discharged three days later.

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756-1889Parol Possible But Is Unlikely

WILMINGTON, N.C. lAP) - Immediate parole is possible for .several, people convicted in the Colcor probe, but federal officials say it isnt likely to happen right away Jack Koonce, U.S Probation Officer in Wilmington, says former Columbus County Commissioner Ed Walton Williamson and former Lake Waccamaw Police Chief, Harold Ix)wery must wade through gov-(^rnmental red tape" and bureaucratic regulations before being paroled When you say that a person is immediately eligible for parole, it is legally correct, but it's almost impossible for them to be released immediately," Koonce added,

Williamson was sentenced to 10 years in prison and Ix)wery to six for their roles in Coliimbus County corruption. Their plea bargains on racketeering charges state that they are eligible for parole immediately upon reporting to prison.

Williamson is already serving his prison term, but Uwery does not have to report to prison until Jan. 1. 1983.

Both were rentenced under the federal B2 statute which bestows early parole possibility, but its only a possibility, federal officials emphasize. Within 120 days of reporting to prison, Williamson and Lowery will be told their estimated .parole dates.

Inquiry Reports

Army Executions

WASHINGTON (AP) - An inquiry team organized by the National Council of Churches of Christ says the Guatemalan army summarily executes peasants who are accused by hooded informants of supporting leftist guerrillas.

The team also said Wednesday that the army selects people, sometimes at random, to be tortured and killed, often publicly, as an example of what will happen to those who support or join the guerrillas,

Under normal conditions, a person sentenced to prison is eligible for parole after serving one-third of his term. Koonce explained. When the B2 provision is invoked, it rescinds that one-third rule and puts the defendant completely in the hands of the parole commission.

. The person is technically eligible for parole the next day, but the parole commission doesn't operate that way - they have a .series of formulas and charts they use to calculate when an inmate can be freed, Koonce added.

Probation officers estimate the time a person will spend in prison by the salient factor system which rates a criminal on'the type of crime committed, his age, prior convictions and drug use or addiction."

Linda Marble, chief analyst for the U.S. Parole Commission in Bethesda, t Md could not compute the basic recommended prison term for racketeering, of which Williamson and Lowery were convicted, because it depends on the amount of money taken, the period of time they violated the law and several other factors, she said.

However, the stolen goods charge on which Colcor defendant Roscoe Forrest Hall 111 of Whiteville was convicted carries a basic recommended prison term of 24-72 months in prison before parole is permitted. A bank robber who does not fire a gun has a basic recommended term of 24-36 months before parole, Ms. Marble said.

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Marines Get Hearty Welcome

MOREHEAD CITY. N.C. < AP) - More than 1.600 .North Carolina-based .Marines returned home on Wednesday from their peace-keeping mission in IvCbanon for a brief holiday visit before they move on for further training.

It's good to be back on civilized ground. said Cpl. Steve Benner. 21, of Covington, Ky.. as Marines hugged their families in 'a reunion at Camp Geiger, an annex ofCampLejeune.

Flag-waving crowds, high school bands and tearful families greeted the .Marines as they returned home. Five Navy ships stepped up their speed to bring the Marines from the Mediterranean back to their home bases at Camp Lejeune and the .Marine Corps Air Station at New River in time for the holiday.

The Marines of the 32nd Marine Amphibious Unit began a routine six-month deployment to the Mediter

ranean on May 24. They assisted in the evacuation of .Americans from Lebanon on June 24 The .Marines were recalled to Beirut on Aug. 25 to evacuate Palestine Liberation Organization soldiers and were ordered back by President Reagan Sept. 29 to serve in a multinational peacekeeping force.

Benner and other Marines played down the danger of their assignment in Lebanon.

We just had a job to do and went in and did it, Benner said

Col. James Mead, commander of the 32nd unit, said the Marines were "extremely effective in restoring stability to Lebanon.

We left with a great sense of hope. We left with a great sense of accomplishment, he said.

The first Marines to land Wednesday disembarked from the USS Guani at Morehead City, a port about 40 miles from the Marine base.

Dressed in green camouflage uniforms, the .Marines marched single file past a high school band playing patriotic tunes and majorettes twirling batons and flags. A few Marines grinned broadly at the cheering crowds and one waved a . small ' .American flag.

Maj.Gen.I10ray.com-manding general of the 2nd Marine Division, praised the returning Marines for their magnificent operation in Lebanon.

We knew that you would do what had to be done, he said at pierside.

The Marines were bused to Camp Lejeune for a reunion with their family. The route

along North Carolina 24 was decorated with American > flags posted outside homes and businesses, and red, white and blue ribbons on trees and sign posts.

School children who stood along the highway waved and saluted the returning Marines.

The tumultuous welcome was unexpected, said Cpl. Keigh Bybee, of Front Royal, Va, Theyre going a bit overboard. he said.

At Camp Geiger, Cpl. Lenny Knott of Jacksonville, N.C., stepped off the bus and quickly kissed his wife Carolyn and 6-month-old son Steven, born just a week before Knott left. Both wife and son promptly burst into

tears.

Lt. Joe Dowdy of Little Rock, Ark., saw his 4*2-month-old son John for the first time.

"Hes got a nice haircut there, the closely shorn Marine said of his nearly bald infant.

The deployment was marred by the death of one Marine, Cpl. David L. Reagan, 21, of Chesapeake, Va. He was killed and three other Marines were injured when an artillery shell exploded while they were trying to defuse it at the Beirut airport.

The Marines were relieved of their Lebanon duties Oct. 29 by the 24th Marine Amphibious Unit.

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By WILLIAM M WELCH Associated Press Writer RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) -Gov. Jim Hunt says hes sure he will disagree with parts of a report by an independent commission offering alternatives to incarceration of non-violent prisoners, but hes willing to debate the issues.

There are some things that are good in here, said

Gary Pearce, Hunts deputy press secretary. "But there are some things the governor would be very, very reluctant to support

Hunt praised the work of the Citizens Commission on Alternatives to Incarceration but told its members not to expect him to agree with all their findings.

".My policy remains the same swift, certain and

severe punishment for the criminal, Hunt said Wednesday. I will read this report and analyze very carefully whether these recommendations meet that test.

Hunt said he would consider the recommendations but that his top priority would be reducing crime, not easing the heavy crowding in the states prisons.

If an alternative form of punishment will best provide that protection, we ought to use it, he said. If prison will best protect our people, we should use prison and build as many as we have to.

The commission was headed by state Court of Appeals Judge Willis P. Whichard of Durham, a former legislator named to the bench by Hunt. It was

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - High-school students in Mecklenburg County who drink and go to class will find a test waiting for them - an Alcolyzer test to check for alcohol.

All 10 of the countys high schools have the Alcolyzer test kits this year to administer to students suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. High-school principals say they think the test may keep students from drinking at school.

I like to think it dissuades at least some of the students from drinking and coming to school or drinking at school, said Joe Peel, principal of Harding High School. They know if they come to school drinking, theyre going to get caught.

School officials say Mecklenburg is the only county in the state to use the tests in the schools, as far as they know.

The tests come 10 to a $12 kit and contain a chemical that turns green when in comes in contact with alcohol on a persons breath, according to Roland Smith, head of security for the county school system.

The tests indicate whether a persons blood-alcohol level exceeds 0.10 percent. School officials say they consider a student under the influence if the test shows any alcohol.

It is against the law to drive in North Carolina with a blood alcohol content of 0.10 percent or more.

Drinking doesnt belong at school, period, so any alcohol in a students blood shouldnt be there, Peel said. It isnt possible for a student io do what he should be doing at school or learn what he should be learning if hes under the influence of alcohol at all.

The tests are voluntary, school officials said.

Smith said some Mecklenburg high schools have been using the tests for years. But he said last year, school board members adopted a strict discipline policy on drugs and drinking. Smith said he offered the kits to principals at all 10 high schools.

Theyre all using them this year, as far as I know, Smith said. With the new policy, theyre necessary.

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Last year, there were 325 first offenders, either for drinking or drugs. Printipals say they have found only a few students so far this year under the influence.

The teachers know what to look for and-the students know theyll be asked to take the test if a teacher smells alcohol on his breath, said school Superintendent Jay Robinson. I think this could be a big deterrant to drinking (at school).

School officials say the tests dont violate students rights if they are given voluntarily after school officials already suspect students of drinking.

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Its report recommends increased use of so-called community-based alternatives, such as restitution to victims and community service work, rather than prison sentences. It recommended the alternatives for those convicted of certan crimes, which the commission said were largely non-violent crimes.

The report also called for establishment of a statewide program that would suggest community service punishments for defendants, and it recommended automatic early releases when prisons reach certain levels of crowding. The releases would be in 30-day increments, designed to reduce the inmate population by early release of those nearing completion of their sentence.

The report also concluded that no new prisons should be built until alternatives are considered, citing the high cost of new prisons.

Whichard said the recommendations applied only to non-violent offenders and that the panel was not advocating the coddling of criminals.

For government to dismiss these proposals as soft on crime would be inaccurate and a costly mistake, Whichard said.

But some aides to Hunt voiced little enthusiasm about the report and noted some of the recommendations appeared to run counter to Hunts anti-crime legislation won from the General Assembly in his first term.

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\SHEVILLE, N.C. (AP) - A 77-year-old Florida man has filed a $25,000 lawsuit against a state judge after ttie judge had the man held in contempt of court for parking in the judges allocated space for seven minutes.

Lorn A. Currie, of Tequesta, Fla., fed the suit Tuesday in U.S. District Court against Judge Zoro Guice. Currie said in the suit he was detained for nearly four hours Aug.. 19 and cited for contempt of court.

Currie said in the suit that he has a serious heart condition and wears a pacemaker. Guices action deprived him of his

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, The lawsuit said Currie didnt notice the sign reserving the space ^or jud^ when he parked his car near the Henderson County Courthouse. When Guice discovered the infraction, he ordered a deputy to take Currie jnto custody. The lawsuit said parking violators in the town usually just get parking tickets.

The suit said that about four hours later. Guice held a contempt of court hearing for Currie during which the judge "poured out a verbal tirade!

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Guice sentenced Currie to 30 days in jail for confempt of court, with 29 days suspended and a $5 fine added.

Currie said in the lawsuit that Hendersonville normally deals with parking violations with parking tickets, He claimed Guice treated him differently for the malicious and ulterior purpose of venting his personal frustration

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By WILLIAM M. WELCH Associated Press Writer RALEIGH. N.C. (AP) -The state Attorney Generals office has issued an opinion that Gov. Jim Hunt must seek legislative clearance before closing Dorothea Dix Hospital.

Hunt has said he has not reached a decision on whether the mental facility should be closed and used to house inmates from North Carolinas crowded prison system.

Meanwhile, Hunt also says he doesnt see a need to meet with Lt. Gov. Jimmy Green regarding allegations that Green is the object of a federal investigation.'

The opinion on Dix was given Wednesday by Andrew A. Vanore. senior deputy attorney general. Vanore said, however, that if a substantial portion of Dix Hospital remained in operation, no legislative action would be required to change the use of other portions of the facility.

Human Resources Secretary Sarah Morrow called for the closing of Dix on Tuesday, saying the state needed only three of its four mental hospitals. She said the expense of Dix was no longer justified.

Local officials in Raleigh and Wake County have opposed the closing, however. They have also voiced a concern that its conversion into a prison would mean Raleigh would have too many prisons for one area.

Regarding the allegations against Green, Hunt, like Green a Democrat, said he had not discussed the allegations with Green and did not have any plans to do so unless Green wants to talk with him.

"I have not had a chance to follow it closely enough, and , . any comments 1 would make would not be based on adequate information, Hunt said.

"Whats important, of course, is that whatever looking into that needs to go on be done in a thorough, proper kind of way, Hunt added Im sure that will happen. And I dont know that theres anything to be gained by me talking with him.

Green has denied allega-. tions that he was involved in illegal tobacco sales and declined comment on reports he is under investigation in a suspicious warehouse fire.

A former Green employee said in federal court in Tennessee last week that he had been involved in illegal tobacco sales with Green. The employee. Sandy White, made the comment during his sentencing on counterfeiting charges.

A federal prosecutor also said federal agents were investigating a suspicious 1979 fire at a Newport, Tenn., warehouse sold by Green the year before.

Greens name was also mentioned on video and audio tapes made by FBI agents during an undercover investigation. During one video-taped conversation made public recently, Howard Watts told an FBI agent that White is "known to be a torch man for Jimmy Green.

Hunt also said he has no plans to seek more money

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16-The Daily Renectof. Greenville, N C Thursday. November25,1982

Special Store Hours:

Pitt Plaza: Friday 9:30 A.M.-10 P.M.

Saturday 9:30 A M.-9:30 P.M. Downtown. Friday 9:30 A M.-9 P.M. Saturday 9:30 A.M.-6 PM.

GOLD SPECIALS

7 Serpentine Bracelet ^5^ reg s

16 Serpentine Chain 4reg 32

Large Assortment Of Gold And Silver

Fashion

Earrings

Reg. 3.00 to 6.00

Now

$249to$499

All Wallets

20% Off

Dresses

Take your pick from over 500 Junior and Missy dresses,^These dresses are all from Brodys regular stock.

Dont miss Pitt Plazas hot air balloon launch! Takes off at 4:00 P.M. Friday, Nov. 26. Santa Claus will be up In the balloon throwing our many valuable coupons for you to catch!

Junior

Blazer

B r o d y s own junior blazers. Navy, grey, camel, and wine. A beautiful price. Reg. $75

Now

Group Of

Lady

Thomson

Corduroy Pants And Skirts

25%

Off

Ann Taylor

Ultra Suede Belts

Regular $12.00

Now

S977

Junior

Fashion

Slacks

Dressy look at a great price. Reg. $28

Now

$1999

Sleet Group Of

Junior Skirts

Wools, corduroy and blends. 20%to

50% OH

Group Of

Fashion Denim Jeans

By Izod, Rumble Seat, Prime Cut.

25%

Off

Large Group Of

Boys

Sportswear

Sportcoats and dress pants. Sizes 4-7

20%

Off

Crazy Horse

Shetland

Crewnecks

Reg. $24

Now

$*1799

Junior 100% Cotton

Turtlenecks

Reg. $12

Now

$899

Junior

Dress

Blouses

By Jonathan Martin

Stripes and solids. Reg. upto$35.

Now

$2490

Select Group Of Junior

Tuxedo Blouses

White only Reg. $24

Samuel Roberts

Ultra Suede . Suits

Save Up To

25%

Large Group Of

Girls

Sportswear

Skirts, blouses, sweaters and coordinates. Sizes 4-6X, 7-14, and pre-teen.

20%

Off

Entire Stock Of

Modern Junior

Wool

Coordinates

Navy, greyand wine.

25%

Off

Junior Acrylic Crewneck

Sweaters

Reg. $15

Now

$999

Select Group Of

Junior Slacks

Wools and blends

20%

Off

Select Group Of

Esprit

Junior Sportswear

20%

Off

Missy

Dresses

Castleberry Knits and Henry Lee.

Save Up To

33V3

Large Groups Of

Girls Dresses

And

Jumpers

Sizes 4-6X, 7-14 and pre-teen 20%.,,

Entire Stock Of

Seiko And Pulsar Watches

Mens and womens

20%7.

331/3%

Off

14Kt. Gold

Serpentine

18 Chain Reg. $45

14Kt. Gold

Serpentine

24 Chain Reg. $64

Now

S3840

Entire Stock Of

Bonnie Doon Socks

. 20%.,

Junior

Zena Jeans

Denim baggies. Reg. $32

hJ26

Junior

Cotton

Blouses

In Active Looks Reg. up to $30

$1Q99

Now 1 W

Select Group Of Junior

Fashion Sweaters

Solids, Stripes, Color Blocks. Rsg. up to $50

NO. 20% TO

50 % OH

Group Of Serbin

Casual

Dresses

Sizes 8 to 20

50% OH

Groups Of

Childrens

Coats

All sizes' 20%,

14Kt. Gold

Serpentine

20 Chain . Reg. $47.

.J24

Children

Girls Acrylic Crewneck Sweaters .2

Reg. $11.00 to $16.00. Large assortment of sweaters for girls 4-6X, 7-14 and preteens. Available in a rainbow of colors.

Girls Turtleneck Knit Tops ........5 And 6

Reg. $8.00 and $9.00. Choose from red, white, navy, pink and lilac for girls 4-6X and 7-14.

Her Majesty Blouses.......................

Reg. $8.00 to $12.00. Piped in a variety of fashion colors for toddlers, girls 4-6X, and 7-14.

Girls Panties By Her Majesty ..................99

Denim and Cords

Toddlers and Boys 4-7 reg. 14.00 . Boys 8-14, Girls 7-14 and pre-teen

TWO DAYS ONLY! 20% Off All Izod Sweaters

^rls X, Boys 4-7, Girls 7-14 and pre-.eens. Choose fromVu" saltan soT^^^^^

, JUST ARRIVED!

ItS the newest style In fashion jeans.

Black Denim by

These are the originals by Gloria Vanderbilt, so you know theyll fit.

Size 7-

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Thursday, November 25,198217

Dont miss Pitt Plazas hot air balloon launch! Takes off at 4:00 p.m. Friday Nov. 26. Santa Claus will be up in the balloon throwing out many valuable coupons for you to catch!

Downtown: Friday 9:30 A.k Saturday: 9:30 A.M. to 6 P.M.

Etienne Aigner All Weather Coat

Reg. $150

London Fog All Weather Coats

Save*Save*Save

V' Save On Every Fall

Coat Reduced

Missy Blouses By

GailordAnd Judy Bond

Smartly Tailored Quiana Blouses With Notch Collar From Gailord-Beautiful Shadow Stripes With Tie Bow From Judy Bond-Sizes 8-18. Both In A Vast Array Of Colors.

Brodys Entire Stock of

Warm

Robes

Reg. $24 and $25

Now

Group Of Missy

Pant-Her

Coordinates

100% Wool Grey. Oatmeal. And Hunter. Sizes 6 to 18. _

20%

Downtown and Pitt Plaza

Group Of Missy

Country Suburban Coordinates

Black And Taupe Crepe Sizes 8 To

25%

Pitt PtazaOniy

Group Of

Russ Coordinates

Wool Blend In Charcoal And Wine. Sizes 8 To 18

20%

Downtown And Pitt Plaza

Group Of

Missy Slacks

Solids And Plaids. Reg. Up To $44. Now25 /oOU

Group Of

Personal II

' *

Large Size Coordinates. Navy And Taupe.

20%

Downtown Only

Entire Fall Stock Of

J.G. Hook, Dalton Jones, Pendleton And Emily Sportswear

UpTo

25%

Group Of Missy

Koret

Coordinates

100% Wool. Wine, Camel And Grey. Sizes 8 To 18.

20%

pm Plaza Only

Koret City Blues

Denim Coordinates Sizes 8 To 18

20%

Pitt Plaza Only

Group Of

Fire Islander Coordinates

Plum Acrylic. Sizes 10 To 20

20%

Downtown Only .

Group Of

Missy Sweaters

Several Styles To Choose From In Sweaters And Vests.

20%

Large Size

Personal II Blazers

Sizes 38 To 42. Navy, Camel, Reg.

" ...*78*

Select Groups Of

American

Tourlster

Up To

50%o

Group Of Missy

Personal

Coordinates

100% Wool. Navy And Taupe Sizes 8T0IB

20%

pm Plaza Only

Group Of

Panther Separate Coordinates

Slacks, Blouses, Skirts In Solids And Plaids. 100% Wools

20%

Pitt Raza Only

Tally Ho

Fur Blend

Cowlnecks

Kelly, Maize, Pearl, Red, Lt. Blue, And Rust. Reg. $32

$9490

Now

Group Of Large Size

Pendleton

Coordinates

Blue And Amethyst. 100% Wool.

20%

Pitt Plaza Only

QroupOf Large Size

Blouses

Assorted Styles

25%

Aris Isotoner Gloves ,

Reg.$21-$25

20%

Group Of Missy

Country Suburban Coordinates

Blue And Cream Corduroy. Sizes 8 T0I8.

25%

Downtown And Pitt Plaza

Group 61

Country Suburban Coordinates

100% Wool In Navy And Burgundy. Sizes 8 To 18.

20%

Downtown Only

Group Of

Missy Skirts

Wool And Wool Blend. Solid And Plaids. Reg. Up To $46.

NowfaO /OOff

Group Of

Rejoice

Large Size Coordinates. Navy And Grey.

20%

Pitt Plaza Only

Hundreds Of

Fashion Dresses

Junior, Missy, And Better

20%.50%

Famous Amos Cookies

Have

Arrived!

Entire Stock Of

Warners

Bras and Girdles 20%.

Eveiyn Pearson

Warm Robes

Reg.J44

SQ499

Now V/

Warm Gowns And P.J.s

$1i;90

Gowns-Reg. J20... Now Iw

S1Q99

P.J,s-Reg.23.,.,Now lO

Briefs And Bikinis

Reg. $2.50 to $3.00 a Piece

Now

Q $K00

UFor U

Selby

Erica

Reg. $45.00

Soft Woven Leather

Great Savings On Entire Stock Of

Bass& Dexter Shoes

Ooff

LifeStride

Affordables

Boots Are Back. Theyre Dressy, Refined & Fashioned In Rich Suede-For A Terrific Look With This Seasons Soft & Feminine Fashions.

LifeStride Sling Pump

Black-Taupe Reg. 76.00

Now

'51

Also In Leather Was 80.00

Now

Grey, Black, Black Smooth, Navy Smooth, Brown Smooth, Wine Smooth, Grey Smooth.

r? Reg. $33.00

Bootstyle Bedroom Shoe By

Trustitch

Suede Upper-Pile Lining & Sock. In Blue, Pink, Tan, Gold & Wine.

Keg. $13.00

Other Great Brands To Choose From:

Amalfi Stanley Philipson Caressa Adore

Values To $70.00 Now

$3990

Now

Barefoot

Original

The Dressed Up Sling For That-Special Evening. Navy, Black.

Reg. $68.00

$OQ90

Now WW

18 The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N C.-Thursday, November 25,1962Study Projects Slow Recovery For N.C. Economy

CHARLOTO:. N C iAFi - North Carolina will begin to recover from the recession during the first part of next year, but officials making the forecast say it will be recovery with a little r.

The forecast predicts that the gross state product will decline slightly this quarter, with the first signs of recovery appearing in the first three months of 1983 The prediction was compiled by the economics department at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte in cooperation with First Union ,Vational Bank

During the first quarter of next years, the GSP should grow at an inflation-adjusted rate of 3.8 percent to $58.1 billion, said John Connaughton, the UNC-Charlotte assistant professor who prepared the new program to predict how the states economy will do In the second quarter next year, the growth rate will drop to 17 percent.

That is well below the states average growth rate of 4.7 percent over the past 25 years, Connaughton said. It is also below predictions for the national growth rate for the same period.

Connaughton says the states performance could still outpace the nations because the national projections are ' often revised downward after complete figures are available.

But Connaughton says the states recovery will be with a little r.

The message of the forecast is that businessmen should move slowly in building inventories, expanding capacities and enlarging work forces, said Robert C. Allsbrook of First Unions trust department.

I The forecast does indicate strength in the states economy,

le ...........

especially in the retail, service and transportation sectors, Allsbrook said.

Fourth Trade

Zone Proposed

RALKIGH, NC. (AP) -Eight developers have submitted proposals to open a foreign trade zone in the Triangle area - the fourth such zone in North Carolina.

The Research Triangle Park Foreign Trade Zone will differ from the zones at Charlotte and at the state ports of' Wilmington and Morehead City in that it will be in the name of the Triangle J Council of Governments, rather than the state, said Clint Abernethy, assistant state secretary of commerce.

The Triangle J Council of

Governments will .narrow down the candidates om January to one company, which then will apply to the U.S. Department of Commerce for approval as a foreign trade zone.

A foreign trade zone is an area that is considered outside the jurisdiction of the U.S. Customs Service. Import duties and quotas do not apply to foreign products imported into the United States and taken to a foreign trade zone.

If those products are exported to another country, U.S. duties never are levied.

The::.-" .

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Ladies Shoes & Boots

15% off regular prices Men Shoes & Boots

15% off regular prices

Bargain Section

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Men Shoes S8.00.

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OLDEST INMATE DIES - John Davis, at 106 the oldest prison inmate in South Carolina, died Wednesday of intestinal cancer. He is shown here at his 104th birthday party in 1980. (AP Laserphoto)

Oil Spill Reported

By The Associated Press A crack in a pipe in the heating system at N.C. Central University resulted in the spillage of 2,000 gallons of fuel oil spilled into Third Fork Creek near Durham Wednesday.

What appeared to be a minor spill was larger in scope, said Mike Davis, a spokesman for the state natural Resources and Community Development office.

It has been contained with straw dams. We were concerned because it (Third Fork Creek) eventually enters Jordan Lake, but we dont think any got there.

The spill was caused by a crack in a pipe on the schools heating system, he said.

Statton Cherry Bedroom

Queen Bed With Canopy Triple Dresser & Mirror Chest Of Drawers Reg. $4078.00

2700

Documentary Gold Stencil On Black Childs Rocker

Councill Craftsmen

Mahogany Highboy

Reg $2360.00 Now

1600

Sale

Third Annual Thanksgiving Weekend Sale Friday 9 - 5:30 Saturday 10 - 1 Only

Frosted Glass Mini Vases

Lavcnder*Green

.'3.75

Reg. $7.50 Now

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'2.99

HenkehHarris -i ir\

Mahogany And Walnut.. i / J

Off

Givenchy Loungewear..

jFrom Our Bed And Bath Boutique),

Off

SQQOO

Reg. $50.00 Now Oj

Fitz & Floyd Christmas Dinnerware In Stock 20% Off Special Orders

Oriental Silk Wall Screens

10%

Off

^'^All Mats And Napkins And Embroidered Tablecloths

10%o

Strahan Wallpaper

30% Off (Thru Dec. 31)

Tweed Mottled Qarpet-Nylon

'Reg $11 50Now'9.95 Sq Yd.

AnSO IV........ Reg $13 50 Now' 11.98 Sq. Yd.

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Piece Aqua 12x86 .... Reg $14 95Speclal'9.95 Sq. Yd

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But the outlook for manufacturing in both the durable and hon-durable goods sectors is not as ^lod, Connaughton said. Unlike 1975, when the states manufacturers recovered quickly from the recession, virtually no recovery for them is seen in the coming year, he said.

Thats because auto and housing industries are not expected to rebound much from their severe recession levels, interest rates will remain relatively high and consumer demand will remain soft.

The study showed that the North Carolina economy had its worst single quarter in the last three months of 1981 since 1958, he said. The GSP in the last quarter of 1981 fell at an annual rate of 16.3 percent, followed by 3.3 percent decline in the first quarter this year.

Plants Close For Inventories

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Thousands of workers at furniture and textile companies in North Carolina will get extra days of unpaid vacations over Thanksgiving as employers are closing their factories to trim inventories.

We would prefer not to, but its just a by-product of the overall business environment, said Gene Gunter, president of Broyhill Furniture Industries Inc. Everything will be operating (again) Monday morning.

The Lenoir-based company is North Carolinas largest furniture manufacturer. It closed its 15 North Carolina and two out-of-state plants Monday for a four-day shutdown, idling about 5,500 workers. V

Gunter said it was the first time this year the company has stopped production companywide. Like many furniture makers, Broyhill has closed selected plants occasionally through' the year, or has operated certain facilities fewer than five days a week.

Employees wont be paid but will be entitled to collect unemployment benefits, Gunter said.

At Thomasville Furniture Industries Inc., about 60 percent of the companys 5,500 workers were idled Monday in a three-day shutdown of many of Thom-asvilles 20 plants, 17 of which are in North Carolina.

Senior vice president Charles OBrien said

Thursday and Friday would be paid holidays for* employees.

For the last several years, this has been the normal (procedure), OBrien said. The economy is just lousy the business is not out there, and our work schedules are dictated by incoming orders.

Cannon Mills Co. of Kannapolis said some of its plants in North Carolina, , South Carolina and Georgia would close for several days.

AHENTION! Belvoir Factory Outlet

We will be open two days a week,Fridays & Saturdays

We now have more space to accommodate you. If you are not looking for atmosphere, just stretching your dollars, come on over and visit our store.

- Specials This Week -

Ladies & Juniors

Jogsuits

S999

good

irregulars

Sasson Twill Pants

For Ladies ^

Reg. 136 V

Sizes 7-16

Inegulars

Sasson Jogwear & Blouses At A Terrific Savings To You Direct Frorrt Our Factorv

We Have Men's, Ladies, Childrens Wear At Diacount Prices | Featuring Such Names As; Osh Kosh. Levis. Levi Jr. Corduroys. Cos Cob, Miss LIzz and Castle Square.

Our Location Is Hwy 33, Old Belvoir Schoolhousc Hours; Friday 9;30-5. Saturday 9;30-4

SANTA WILL ARRIVE

FRIDAY, NOV. 26th AT 4 P.M

In The Coca Cola Hot Air Balloon!

...To Help Celebrate, Weve Reduced

. ALL SHOES AND BOOTS

Shoes and Boots by Naturalizer, Dexter, 9-West, Buskens and MIA Clogs

25%

OFF

Santa will (drop coupons redeemable , in our store.. .look for them!

Pitt Plaza Shopping Center (Across from Radio Shack)

10-6 Daily Greenville 756-6088

Sweetings Shoes

12 Gifts of Christmas All For lust $99

KNIT TOPS .. $8 - ROBES $15

- SWEATERS.. $9 BRUSH GOWNS $5

- PANTS <17 knit HATS OR

- BLOUSES* * * * $12 GLOVES $2

DRESSY - LEG WARMERS $5

SWEATERS..$10 -GIFTSETS $5

SKIRTS $12 -HANDBAGS..;.$4

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The DaUy ReHector, GreenvUle. N.C.-Thursday, November 25,1982-19

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Fine Jewelers And Diamond Importers Carolina East Mall - Greenville

Pre-Christmas

SALE

Gold And Diamond Jewelry At Holiday Prices

14 K Chains Serpentine Cobra Rope

50% OFF

Especially Priced Serpentine Chains

C-Link iii

Reg.

Sale

15 inch...

1 .

*39

$1000

18 Inch...

54-

$2700

20 Inch...

, 59

$2000

24 Inch...

$3400

Diamond Earrings

f; '

From'24 to'2,000

Reg.

Sale

10 ct

150

*99

20 Ct

295

*199

25 Ct

395

*299

33 Ct

495

*399

1/2ct. ...

*1040

*699

.07 ct...............

.12 ct..............

.25 ct..............

.50 ct..............

1.00 ct................ *'>295

Bracelets'm

Link Box Link

Fox Tail M

Diamond Clusters

From *79to*6,600

Reg.

Sale

150

*99

*280

*199

*460

*290

*690

*490

*1295

*890

3mm

4mm

14 K Gold Beads

........39c 7mm

49<

Dia. Bead

*19*

5mm..............99' 14K Add-A-

S-|39

6mm

7mm

Heart

S495

Special Christmas Price On Heavy Weight Solid Rope Chains And Bracelets

Diamond Heart Pendants

7 inch

Diamond & Emerald

Reg.

Sale

.*199

599

*496

^245

*699

5345

Diamond And

Precious Stones

Reg.

Sale

*2800

M995

.. . *2040

M495

. v*1995

^1495

*995

^695

Reg. Sale

1/4 ctw................'495 ^329

1/2 ctw................*995

699

14 K

Bracelets

Reg. 19** to 24**

Sale *9

24 K Gold

Dipped Pine Cones and Leaves Reg. $4.95

SALE 99'

Add-A-Bead Chains

With Special Clasp

Reg.

6 inch.............

18 inch .......'64"

20 inch.........

24 inch.............*79

30 inch...............*94

Diamond Pendants From *59toS2750

.10 ct. .20 ct.

.25 ct. .33 ct.

Reg.

..195 ..*360 ..490 ..640

1/2ct......... ....1495

Sale

M19

S240

5350

S45O

995

Especially Priced Cobra Chains Reg. , Sale

7 inch....................24**

16 inch ..........*47>

18 inch............ *54-

20 inch..................*50

24 inch...................*59*

$095

523

530

534

Diamond Bridal Sets

Sale

Reg.

.75 CT. Diamond Pendant

Reg.2750

s..'1990

1.50 CT.

Brilliant Cut Diamond Solitaire

Reg.11.775

..,.'8900

Mens Diamond Rings

From $195

to^5,000 Reg.

.20 ct.

.50 ct. .75 ct.

. 630 .*1500 .1695

Sale

5475

^995

51100

Diamond & Precious Stone Ladies

Ladies & Mens Watches Bulova, Citizen, Seiko, Caraveile

Rings

20%U0%o,

Ooff

Entire Stock

.06 ct. .10 ct. .20 Ct.

*355

*250

*755

*249

*199

*595

.90 CT.

Gents Diamond Solitaire Ring

Reg. *5,000

si,e^3495

.75 CT. Reg. 4990

Sale

^3900

2.00 CT.

Ladies Diamond Cluster Ring

Reg. *4500

...52990

marquise

Diamond Solitaire

14KGold

Earrings & Charms

Entire Stock

33%

Off

. vr.'

Diamond Pendant and Earring Sets

Christmas

Special

33% or.

Regular Price Of

Any Matching Set

Diamond

Bracelets

Reg.

540..

1500.

Sale

*340

*995

1.00 CT

Ladies Diamond Cluster Pendant

Reg.1490

.*990

Diamond Solitaires

.40 Ct .50 Ct

Reg. Sale

'1295 *79 5 '1995 *1495

70ct .........'3150 *2275

.7501..... '5995 *4750

1.03 01.................'9400 6750

Ladies

Diamond Cluster Rings ^

20%,.40%

Entire Stock

Off

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LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS

Nobody but Nobody UndersellsREEDS

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Other Locations;

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20The Daily Reflector, Greenvilie, N.C.Thursday, November 25,1982

ITS A BIG ONE - Alan DUe, 7, and his sister, Yudie, 5, try their hand at trying to pick up a big pumpkin harvested this week on their uncles farm near Chambersburg, Pa. The

pumpkin measures 4 feet, 10 inches from stem to base, has an 81-inch circumference and weighs 250 pounds. (AP Laserphoto)

Wrecks Investigated

An estimated $5,625 property damage resulted from four traffic collisions investigated by Greenville police Wednesday.

Officers said heaviest damage resulted from a 4:47 p.m. mishap at the intersection of Memorial Drive and Trade Street involving cars driven by Vickie Chirlene Whitehurst of Winiorville and Clinton A. Briley of Kinston.

Police, who charged Ms. Whitehurst with failing to see her intended movement could be made in safety, estimated damage at $800 to the Whitehurst car and $1,500 to the Briley vehicle.

Cars driven by Jeffrey Tyrone Heath of 16 Con-tentnea St., and Bobbie Sue Kelley of Azalea Gardens, collided about 5:50 p.m. at the intersection of Arlington Boulevard and Calvin Way, causing an estimated $1,000 damage to the Heath car and $500 damge to the Kelley vehicle.

Investigators charged Heath with failing to see his , intended movement could be * made in safety as a result of the mishap.

Robert Donald Wheeler Jr. of Grifton was charged with failing to reduce his speed enough to avoid an accident following investigation of a 1:08 p.m. mishap on Greenville Boulevard, .3 mile east of the Hooker Road intersection.

Officers, who identified the driver of the second car involved as Thomas B. Con

nor of Courtney Square Apartments, estimated damage at $800 to the Connor car and $500 to the Wheeler car.

Investigators reported a car driven by William Dwayne Baker of 106B Eastbrook Apartments, collided with a building at 201 South Evans Street about 5:05 p.m. after he swirved to avoid a collision with another car at the intersection of Evans and Second Streets.

Damage to the Baker car was set at $500, while police set damage to the building at $25.

Hospitality House Show

The

Meeting

Place

FRIDAY

7:30 p.m. Redmen meet

SATURDAY

1:30 p.m. Duplicate bridge at Planters Bank >

8:00 p.m. AA open discussion at St. Pauls Episcopal Church

WASHINGTON - Hospitality House, the Kay Currie public interest weekly show, will air at 3 p.m. Saturday over WITN-TV, Channel 7, Washington.

Guests today are Jerry Gifford, master chef from A Restaurant By George, in Nags Head, and Sissy Weil, a Color Me Beautiful representative. "

Gifford will prepare a specialty of the house and show interior shots of the

MASONIC NOTICE

Winterville Masonic Lodice No. 232 will not meet Friday night.

William Evert, master Anninias Smith, secretary

restaurant, which has a foreign flavor in its decor.

Mrs. Weil will demonstrate how to pick colors that enhance a womans looks.

Man Arrested

Greenville police Wednesday arrested Yul Wells, 22, of 910 Douglas Ave. on larceny and assault charges following a 7:25 p.m. incident at the intersaection of Third 1 and Reade streets.

Chief Glenn Cannon said a man allegedly pushed Elizabeth Shannon Stoney, ,32, of 608 W. Fourth St. to the ground as she walked along Third Street, then grabbed her pocketbook and ran.

Witnesses chased the man but lost him a few blocks away. However, police took Wells into custody at the intersection of Third and Washington streets a short time later. Cannon said.

The chief reported that the pocketbook contained about $10 in cash.

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VANCEBORO - Mr. Claudie Ray Coward, 64. died Wednesday in Pamlico Nursing Home, Washington, N.C. A graveside service will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in Chapmans United Methodist Church Cemetery by the Rev. Haywood Martin.

Mr. Coward was a native of Craven County who spent most of his life in the Van-ceboro community. He was a retired farmer. -

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Hazel Smith of Greenville, Mrs. James Brock of Swansboro, and Mrs. Gerald Forrest of Route 3, Greenville; two brothers, William Coward of Route 1, Vanceboro, and Nathan (Pete) Coward of Greenville.

The family will receive friends at the WiHterson Funeral Chapel, Vanceboro, Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. At other times they will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Coward, Route 1, Box 280, Vanceboro.

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AYDEN Mr. Robert Lee Daugherty, 73, died Tuesday. Funeral services will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. at Farmer Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Gene Wood and the Rev. John Hill. Burial will follow in the Ayden Cemetery.

Mr. Daugherty was a member of Community Baptist Church.

Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Isabell A. Daugherty of the home; seven sons, Robert A. Daugherty of Edwardsville, 111., Chief Warrent Officer Carlton Lee Daugherty of New Bern, Senior Master Sgt. William R, Daugherty of Homestead Air Force Base, Fla., Billy W. Daugherty and James L. Daugherty, both of Ayden, Dannie E. Daugherty of Kinston and Staff Sgt. Douglas A. Daugherty of Yokota Air Force Base, Japan; a daughter, Mrs. Jean Rhodes of Grifton; two sisters, Mrs. Johnny Bossman and Mrs. Henry Jones, both of New Bern; 15 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

Family visitation will be from 7-9 p.m. today.

Lassiter Mrs. Annie Venters Lassiter, 82, of Route 2, Ayden, died at Pitt Memorial Hospital Wednesday morning. The funeral service will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Wilkerson Funeral Chapel by the Rev. Haywood Martin. Burial will be in Pinewood Memorial Park. ^

Mrs. Lassiter was a native and life long resident of the Calico community of Pitt County and was a graduate of East Carolina Teachers College. She was married to Roy Lassiter, who died in 1963. A member of Chapmans United Methodist Church, she served as secre-tary-treasurer of the church for 50 years.

Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Carol Anne Stokes of Springfield, Ohio; five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home from 7-9 p.m. Thursday.

Joyner Mr. Carlton Joyner of the Penny Hill Community died Tuesday at his home. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Joyner of the home. Funeral arrangements are

incomplete at the Hemby-Willoughby Mortuary in Tarboro.

Mumford Mrs^ Nellie Burke Mumford of 616 Albemarle Ave. died Sunday in Pitt Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 11:30 a.m. at Flanagan Funeral Chapel by ||ie Rev. Luther Brown Sr. Burial will iollow in the Brown Hill Cemetery.

Mrs. Mumford was a native of Greensboro, Ga., where she attended school. She spent most of her life in Greenville, where she was a member of the York Memorial AME Zion Church and, was affiliated with the Gospel Chorus and the Stewardess ^ard.

Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Kelly Mumford Morris of Plainsfield, N.J.; seven grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.

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THE DAILY REFLECTORTHURSDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 2.5, 1982

Lady Pirates Heading North; Face Two Tough Foes On Road

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor

East Carolinas Lady Pirates hit the road this weekend for a pair on games in Coach Cathy Andruzzis old stomping grounds.

East Carolina will play at Fairfield on Friday night, then at Fairleigh-Dickenson on Saturday evening. Andruzzi has taken her team into her native New York area each Thanksgiving for play, but this year might be her toughest.

The Lady Pirates, who beat Fayetteville State, 91-51, Monday night, wont really have an advantage despite the fact that the ECU game will be

the opener for both teams. "They should be improved this

They still play under AIAW year. Then, too. we really rules, and theyve had five or dont know what they can do six scrimmages, so they really since we havent had a chance know what theyre doing, to see them play.

Andruzzi said. "They are a quick team.

Fairfield returns five veter- They like to fast break. They ans from an 18-11 team last run a lot of defenses and year. Theyve got a good big switch off a lot We have to be kid in 6-4 Katrina Fields. She. ready to make adjustments on was like one of the last people offense. cut off the Sports Festival Fairleigh-Dickenson will be team last year, so that shows on the same order. They are you how good she is. Theyve led by Janice Reeves, a 6-1 also got a new freshman guard all-America candidate. "Shes who is real, real good. an excellent ball player They

Andruzzi noted that run the ball well, fast break. Fairfield beat New Hampshire and play the passing game last year, which was one of the very well. They run a multiple teams to beat the Pirates, defense and change off quite a

bit.

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Californias Kevin Moen (26) leaps into the air with the ball after scoring Cals winning touchdown while the Stanford band runs to get out zaniest in college football history. (AP Laserphoto of his way in Berkeley, Calif., last Saturday. Moen - Copyright Oakland Tribune-Robert Stinnett)

weaved his way through hundreds of people to score with no time remaining to give Cal a 25-20 over Stanford. The ending was one of the

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Wild Finish To Cal-Stanford Game Rqnks Among The Zaniest

ByWILLGRIMSI^Y,

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The wild finish of the California-Stanford game last Saturday a mixture of rugby and a 5 p. m. subway crush will go down as one of the zaniest college football events of all-time alongside Roy Riegels wrongway run and Coach Woody Hayes punching exploits in the 1978 Gator Bowl.

^ hundred years from now, people will be chortling over tapes of the madcap Berkeley, Calif., incident just as they still do over the Carlisle Indians notorious hidden ball trick, the assorted 12th man on the field episodes, Armys lonesome end and an absent-minded fifth down that ended a Cornell winning streak.

The hilarious windup of Northern Californias traditional "Big Game has been amply recorded for posterity in the press and run and re-run on the TV network screens, even upstaging the return of pro football, but, just in case you were dozing, heres what happened:

With four seconds remaining in the game, Mark Harmon kicked a field goal that gave Stanford a 20-19 lead and an apparent victory. On the ensuing kickoff, Californias Kevin Moen snuggled the ball in his arm and headed toward the Cardinal goal 55 yards away, as time ran out.

When he seemed trapped, he lateraled to a teammate who lateraled to another teammate who lateraled to still another until the ball wound up again in the arms of Moen - after five laterals. Meanwhile, with the play appearing to have

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*b4n Stopped at least a coupl of times and with clock show ing zero, the Stanford band swarmed onto the field along with a number of other exuberant Stanford supporters.

By the time he got to the Stanford 25 yard line, Moen was weaving his way not only through scattered opposing players but clusters of band members and fans as well. Moen had to run roughshod over some of the obstacles.

He scored. There was no need

the extra point walked away with a bizarre 25-20 victory.

People in the stands friend and foe alike - couldnt bel ieve what happened.

Certainly the same sort of consternation must have gripped the 70,000 fans in the Rose Bowl 55 years ago when Georgia Tech beat a California team 8-7 because a California^ center named Roy Riegels failed tO bring along his mental compass, lost direction and raced toward his own goal, setting up a safety for the margin in that 1928 game.

With the game up for grabs, Riegels retrieved a ball that bounced out of the hands of a Georgia Tech back, cut across the field, reversed, found himself in the clear and then broke loose.

Trouble was, he started running toward the wrong

goal. The crowd gasped. Finally he was tackled by a teammat, Benny Lorn, on the one-yard line. When Lorn sought to kick out from the end zone, the ball was blocked for a Tech safety.

Riegels was disconsolate over the mistake, wrote Allison Danzig, leading football historian, but came back to captain the California team to a big year in 1929.

' Gator Bowl fans in Jacksonville, Fla., were

Hayes his job.

In 1940, Referee W. H. "Red Friesell absent min-dedly gaye Cornell an extra down in Uhe final seconds against Dartmouth for a touchdown and a 7-3 victory. When the error was discovered later, the result was reversed, ending a 19-game Cornell winning streak.

The Carlisle Indians were the first successfully to use the old "hidden ball trick, stuffing the ball in the back of an

By WOODY PEELE Reflector Sports Editor You know, Rose football coach Ronald Vincent said, at the start of the year, I thought we had a chance to have a pretty good team. And at the end of the year, we were a good team

The Rampants, who opened up with two straight losses, ended' the year last Friday night at Asheville, bowing 21-13, to the Cougars in the State 4-A Divison II championship game. Rose had a 7-5 record on the season.

We had some tough losses along the way, Vincent said. All five of them were tough, and I think we had a chance to win them all.

The first loss, to Jacksonville - unbeaten and playing for the Eastern 4-A Division I title this Friday night came 23-22 after the Rampants gave up 16 early

Rocky Mount, 13-7. In that. Rose had the ball twice inside the five yard line in the final period and both times failed to score hurt by fumbles.

The fourth came at Kinston - which eventually won the conference title. Rose, trailing 7-3, had the ball at the two, going in, and fumbled. A Kinston player scooped up the ball and carried it 86 yards for a touchdown sealing the win for the Vikings.

The final loss was the one to Asheville.

The guys showed a lot of character by what they did at the end of the year, Vincent said. We felt we were out of the playoff picture after losing to Kinston. But we played the best ball of the year after that.

As it turned out, the combination of other games in the league left Rose tied with Northern Nash for second

Northern.

I feel like they (the players) wanted to prove they were better than they had been playing, Vincent said, and that they could do some things well. A lot of players began to play better too, and the guys who hadnt played before (on the varsity) got better.

Turning to the Asheville game, Vincent felt that the field condition was the primary factor in the game.

Asheville was bigger and stronger than we are, but 1 dont think they would be any better on a dry field. Scott Roberts (Ashevilles fullback) is one of the best football players youll ever see, however.

Vincent said the field, very muddy, neutralized Roses quickness. Thats what we depend on. We only ran the sweep twice all night. Does

For a team with as many freshmen playing key roles, it could be quite a baptism. Itll be more of a baptism," Andruzzi said, no question about, it. I just hope they dont get held under too long.

The coach said that playing Fayetteville State prior to the trip was important. We won. We had some spurts of real fine basketball and some spurts of real sloppy basketball. But we did show a lot of aggressivness and hustle. But we cant make the mistakes against them we made against Fayetteville.

In that game, the Lady Pirates were slow out pf the starting gate, but warmed up midway through the first half and stormed away, led by Mary Denklers 33 points and 14 rebounds, and 22 points by Loraine Foster.

Center Darlene Chaney suffered a knee injury in the game, and Andruzzi said it would not be certain until today whether she will be able to play. In addition to (Fairfields) 6^ kid, they have a 6-2 kid, too. If Darlene isnt ready, well have to put a smaller girl on one, and Mary will have her hands full both offensively and defensively. The Lady Pirates opened up last year with a win, then lost seven of the next ten games before finally putting it all together and earning a bid in the first ever NCAA tournament for women.

"I hope we can get off to a better start this year, but it will be just as tough.

The Lady Pirates have a date at N.C. State on December 2 before returning home on December 4 against St. Peters.

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Ohio State 17-15 and time running out, they saw Ohio States Woody Hayes collar and start punching a Clemson player.

The player, Charlie Bauman, had intercepted a Buckeye pass and had started running it back up the sideline. Seeing the game getting away, the fiery Hayes couldnt control his emotions. Instinctively, he grabbed the offender and started hitting him.

The bizarre incident cost

in another direction, fooling Harvard. That happened in 1903. Vanderbilt resurrected a version some four decades later with its sitting hen play hiding the ball beneath a linesmans leg to upset a top-ranked Louisiana State team.

College football lore is filled with lonesome ends, trick plays. 12th-man episodes and other strange occurrences, but few to match that unbelievable day in Berkeley on Nov. 20, 1982.

Jacksonville then came back and scored, helped along by two controversial penalties against the Rampants penalties Vincent still feels were unjust.

The second and probably the loss least caused by Roses own mistakes - came 21-14 to New Bern. In that, the Rampants never really got cranked up, and Vincent said he believes the letdown after losing to Jacksonville may have contributed to that.

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They (Asheville t played an eight man front and cut us down inside, (tur receivers couldnt keep their feet and 1 that cut off our passing game.

Asheville, more familiar with the conditions exjx'cted on the field - which Vincent said'had no grass at all left -wore the old-fashioned football cleats which gave them a much better purchase in the mud Rose, however, .had only its usual footgear, the molded surface shoes, better suited for a more firm footing. Few teams still wear the older shoes anymore,

It made a big difference in the game. They were better able to maintain their footing while we \yere slipping and sliding around. Even then, the kids never gave up and we had a chance to win even at the end."

Rose, after scoring to pull within 21-13, tried an onsides kick, but failed to recover. If we could have held and gotten the ball back, wed still have had about three or four minutes left. But we couldnt stop Roberts.

Next year, getting into the playoffs could take some doing for the Rampants. With "a great deal of losses, the Rampants will be in a rebuilding year.

The number of quality players will be down, Vincent said. "The players that will be here will be good ones, but there is a good chance that well be using a lot of young players.

We have less than 15 back off this years varsity, Vincent said.

- everyone knows whats cording.

Our game is the running game with lots of layups to go along with the inside game to Kareem, savs Coach Pat Riley

But along with Kareem .MiduL.Jabbar. the Lakers renowned center, and the rest of the .National Basketball A.ssociation championship team from last year, theres James Worthy this season..

Worthy, the Lakers top draft pick, came off, the benph to score a season-high 26 points to lead them over the Seattle SuperSonics 111-93 Wednesday night,

The way Worthy is playing makes it very hard to keep him on the bench, said Riley. He's already a great player and is only going to get greater,

The Lakers shot 53 percent while Seattle, the current leader in the Pacific Division, hit only 42 percent. And w'hen Seattle denied Los Angeles a fast break, the Lakers still executed their offense.

In other NBA action, it was Boston 104, Portland 95; Philadelphia 121, Indiana 105; Milwaukee -119, Utah 105; Kansas City 122, Detroit 112; Dallas 133, Chicago 127; Washington 106, Phoenix 93; San Diego 114, New Jersey 109 and Denver 129, San Antonio 123.

Celtics 104, Trail Blazers 95 Larry Bird scored 22 points and Cedric Maxwell 21 as^ Boston beat Portland for its sixth straight victory. The Celtics also had four other scorers in double figures as they built a 19-point lead early in the second half and breezed the rest of the way in snapping Portlands four-game winning streak.

The Trail Blazers were led by Mychal Thompsons 23 points.

76ers 121, Pacers 106 Moses Malone scored 25

points and pulled down 15 rebounds and Julius Erving added 22 points as Philadelphia beat Indiana. The 76ers broke the game open with a 25-8 spurt in the second quarter.

The Pacers led by eight points early in the game and were still in front by seven, 37-30, before Franklin Edwards started a string of 10 straight points by Philadelphia, Indiana managed to tie the garhe for the final time at 41-41 with five minutes to go before halftime, but Erving put Philadelphia ahead to stay, and the 76ers outscored the Pacers 14-4 in the next four minutes for a 55-45 lead.

Bucks 119, Jazz 106

Marques Johnson scored a season-high 34 points and

Sidney Moncrief added 24, leading Milwaukee over Utah. The score was tied five times early in the third quarter, but Junior Bridgeman came off the bench to score six points and fed Moncrief for a layup tq help the Bucks open an 84-78 lead after three periods and the Bucks rolled it up in the fourth period.

Kings 122, Pistons 112

Ray Williams scored 28 points and Eddie Johnson had 21 as Kansas City beat Detroit, The Kings led 36-27 at the end of the first quarter and spurted to a 49-31 advantage with 7:34 left in the first half. Detroit got no closer than 10 points, 105-95, in the final period. Vinnie Johnson led the Pistons with 24 points.

Kelly Tripucka, Detroits outstanding forward, suffered an injured right knee in the

Wake's Ramseur ACC's Top Rookie

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) Wake Forest running back Michael Ramseur beat out Virginias Antonio Rice to win rookie of the year honors in the Atlantic Coast Conference.

Ramseur, a 6-foot, 180-pounder from Landis, N.C., polled 45 votes to 33 for Rice. Others receiving votes were Marylands Rick Bandanjek, Arnold Franklin of the University of North Carolina, Cleve Pounds bf Georgia Tech and N.C. States Joe Milinchik, Mike Miller and Don Wilson.

Ramseur has run for 877 yards on 218 carries for eight touchdowns in 10 games this year. He could become only the fourth first-year running back in the ACC to go over 1,000 yards if he can pick up 123 yards against Clemson in

the Mirage Bowl in Tokyo on Saturday.

North Carolinas Amos Lawrence, N.C. States Joe McIntosh and Wake Forests James McDougal are the only others to accomplish the feat.

The former South Rowan High School product has gone over the 100-yard mark in four of the Demon Deacons 10 games. He rushed for more than 100 yards and four touchdowns in Wakes wild 52-31 loss to Maryland.

He also has caught 21 passes this year.

According to NCAA rushing statistics released after games of Nov. 13, Ramseur ranked as the top freshman running back in the country with an average of 87.7 yards per game.

As a high school senior, he rushed for 1,733 yards and 22 touchdowns.

first quarter. A physician said Tripucka would be reexamined today in Detroit but probably would miss at least six to eight weeks.

Dallas 133, Chicago 127 Rolando Blackman scored a career-high 27 points, including a three-point play with 12 seconds left, to lead Dallas over Chicago.

Chicago rookie Quintin Dailey hit a jump shot with 59 seconds left to bring the Bulls within one point after Chicago ran off six straight points. But Dallas iced,the victory over the fast-paced Bulls with Blackmans fhre^pointer and two Brad Davis frw throws.

Bullets 106, Siins 93 Frank Johns^ scored 30 points and Greg Ballard added 23 as Washington built an 18-point lead and coasted past Phoenix.

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CHARLOTTE (AP) -Rosters for the Shrine Bowl football game, pitting top senior high school players from North Carolina and ^uth Carolina against each other, were announced Wednesday by the games organizers.

- The 35-member teams square off Dec. 11 at Charlottes Memorial Stadium, beginning at 1:30 p.m.

The game is sponsored by the Shriners, with proceeds benefiting the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children in Greenville, S.C.

NcMlh Carolina Roster

Quarterbacks - Keith Lawrence (Statesville), Mark Maye (Charlotte Independence), James Bowker (Wilmington New Hanover).

Backs - Larry Dodd (Raleigh Millbrook), Freddie Hailey (Marshville Forest Hills), Bobby Crumpler (Newton Grove Hobbton), Norman Becton (West Craven), William Humes (Asheville Erwin), Scott Roberts (Asheville), Terry Paige (Whitevillle), Ellis Dillahunt (Jacksonville), Joe Walker (Rocky Mount), James Davis (Fayetteville), Ralph Phifer (Mooresville), Dennis Mutter, Jr. (Eastern Alamance).

Guards - Joel Goodrich (Gastonia Ashbrook), Lance Gray (Fay. Douglas Byrd),

L.C. Lynch, Jr. (West Rowan), Reuben Davis (Geensboro Grimsley), Jack Waddell (Burlington Cummings), Robert Israel (South Mecklenburg).

Tackles Neal Turlington (Fay. Terry Sanford), Donnie Wallace (Roanoke), John Phillips (Mitchell), Sandy Kea (Clinton), Shane Logan (East Forsyth), Robert Radford (Fay. Cape Fear).

Ends Jeff Allen (Marshville Forest Hills), James Brim (Mount Airy), Noel McEashern (Fay. Pine Forest), Brad Lopp (Ashe Central), Anthony Springs (Char. Independence), John Williamson (Laurinburg Scotland).

Specialists Charles Showers (North Duplin), Dleton Hall (GreensboroGrimsley).

South Carolina Roster

Quarterbacks - Randy 4nderson (Spartanburg Broome), Keith Harris (Greenville Mann), Leroy Martin (Dalzell Hillcrest).

Backs Reggie Burton (Lake View), David Whitley (Spartanburg Dorman), Michael Lykes (Swansea), Walter Hardnett (Summerville), Derrick Young (Williston-Elko), Shawn Massey (Northwestern), Kenneth McKie (North Augusta), James Cunningham (Laurens), James Holoman

(Myrtle Beach), Kendall Rycraft (Spartanburg Dorman), David Johnson (5impsonville Hillcrest).

Centers - Robby Chapman (Spartanburg Broome), Warren Gregory (Union).

Guards - Medrick Rainbow (Conway), Robert Brown (Gaffney), Lamar Southerland (Greenwood), Paul Repik (Charleston Bishop England), Russell Day (Pickens).

Tackles Tony Stephens (Walterboro), David Morgan (Summerville),, John Owens (Spring Valley), Ray Bingham (Kingstree), Harley Griffin (Laurens), Derek Horn (Middleton), Tony Gainey (Hartsville).

Ends - Anthony Crooks (Daniel), Steve Mabrey (Byrnes), Stev^ Conway (Clinton), Danny Cox (Greer), Dwayne Meadows (Spartanburg), Fredrick Logan (Spartanburg).

Specialist - Lawrence Bronson (Lake View).

IRVING, Texas (AP) - The Cleveland-Dallas rivalry started in the freshman year of the expansion Cowboys, and the Browns quickly welcomed them to the National Football League. * .

In 1960, Cleveland crushed the' Cowboys 48-7 and the Browns have been basically bad news for them ever since.

As the two teams collided today in Texas Stadium in Dallas annual Thanksgiving Day game, Qeveland held a 15-7 record over the Cowboys, one of only three teams in the NFL to boast a series edge.

The teams last met in 1979 when Cleveland mauled Dallas 26-7 on Monday night before a national television audience.

Dallas, however, has happy Thanksgiving memories of Cleveland.

The Cowboys downed the Browns 26-14 in a sold-out Cotton Bowl on Thanksgiving, 1966. It was Dallas first national television appearance.

Both teams, boasting 2-1 records, come into the game off an eight-week strike and a Sunday game with only three days rest.

Dallas nudged Tampa Bay 14-9 Sunday while Cleveland tripped New En^and 10-7.

' This game is the physical test, said Dallas Coach Tom Landry. "We were running on a lot of stored up energy last Sunday.

A less than sellout 65,000 fans were expected for the 3 p.m. kickoff in Texas Stadium.

Dallas streak of 44 consecutive sellouts was snapped last Sunday with only some 49,000 fans in the stands and about 13,000 no-shows.

Cleveland didnt arrive in Dallas until late Wednesday night.

Im not concerned about the disadvantages of the short week or us having to travel and Dalas playing at home, said Cleveland Coach Sam Ruigliano.

The thing that bothers Detroit Lions Coach Monte Clark is that he just cant think of the New York Giants as a winless football team.

They were a playoff team last year, Clark said Wednesday. Theyve got an excellent ssecondary with the best speed around; they have an excellent crew of linebackers; (running back Butch) Woolfolk is getting more and more involved in their offense; they have good blocking schemes with a series of formations and a lot of motion, and (quarterback Scott) Brunner does a good job of rolling out and coming out of the pocket.

Clark wont make any predictions about the outcome of the matchup between his 2-1 Lions and the 0-3 Giants, other than to say, Weve usually done well on national television, and to note that his players are anxious to atone for a lousy performance in

Chicago.

This marks the 27th year the Lions Thanksgiving Day game has been televised nationally. It has been broadcast nationally on radio every year since the first game in 1934. This season, CBS will handle both mediums.

The Lions are 3-1 in Thanksgiving Day games under Clark, having beaten playoff-bound Denver in 1978, Chicago in 1979 and Kansas City in 1981. Their only Thanksgiving Day loss in Clarks four years was in 1980 to Chicago.

With only six games left, the Lions need a victory to move higher among National Conference playoff contenders, while New York needs to win to have a shot at a playoff berth.

Brunner, who replaced injured quarterback Phil Simms, will spearhead the Giants effort. He has completed 54 of 102 passes this

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Wool oik, the Giants first-round draft choice, has become the teams leading rusher with 142 yards in 35 carries.

Practice, however, or the lack of it, could be a problem for both teams. The players are still rusty from their 57-day strike which ended in time to resume the season on Sunday. Then, they had just a couple of days to prepare for the game.

1 dont think that is going to have an effect on my perfor-mance, said Detroit linebacker Ken Fantetti. The only thing its going to have me do is work harder and put in a few more hours.

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AP Sports Writer Normally a time when most students have gone home, two Atlantic Coast Conference football teams will spend Thanksgiving Day on the football field as Virginia faces Virginia Tech and North Carolina meets Bowling Green.

Those two games start the final weekend of action in the conference. Clemson and Wake Forest clash in the Mirage Bowl in Tokyo, while Georgia and Georgia Tech clash in Athens.

The Cavaiiers are trying to salvage whats left of a disastrous year for first-year coach George Welsh and a victory would raise Virginias record to 3-8.

Tech is a good defensive team, said Welsh. Except for Vanderbilt (a 45-0 loss), theyve held up against everybody.

'Virginias offense has been held up, while the defense has allowed 38, 27 and 45 points in their last three outings.

Im not sure were capable of scoring a lot of points against them, added Welsh.

Bill Dooleys Gobblers are looking for their seventh victory in the matchup, which will be nationally-televised.

North Carolinas season has been a series of disappointments, and possibly the biggest disappointment occurred last weekend when Duke pulled off a 23-17 upset. Nonetheless, the Tar-Heels are headed to the Sun Bowl against Texas on Christmas Day.

If (Bowling Green) was in the Big 10 or the ACC, they would make their presence felt. said Crum. It will be a very physical, tough football game.

The Mirage Bowl will serve as Clemsons last chance to capture the ACC championship for the next two years. As a condition of the probation slapped on them earlier this week, the Tigers cannot claim a conference title for the next two seasons.

Wake Forest is in search of its first conference victory and Coach A1 Groh thinks itll be tough, given the distractions which will accompany the trip.

1 think its a great challenge and opportunity for our team to play the defending national champion, said Groh. We are trying to keep this game in perspective. Tliese past weeks, the players have enjoyed letting their hair down and saying hey, were . going to Japan.

The Japanese football audience wont necessarily play favorites. Those given orange pom-pons will cheer for Clemson, while those given the gold and black will cheer for Wake Forest.

Tickets for the game are $75 apiece, with a crowd of 75,000 expected.

Georgia Tech has wrapped up its first winning season since 1978, but faces a Georgia team challenging for the national championship, as well as junior tailback Herschel Walker, who makes his last appearance before Heisman Trophy balloting occurs.

Cobb Talks. Before Fight

HOUSTON (AP) - I might even fool around and learn to fight, says Randy Tex Cobb in talking about his improvement as a fighter one day before he opposes unbeaten Larry Holmes for the World Boxing Council heavyweight championship.

The fight will be held Friday. night in the Astrodome. ' I know what he has done best in the past, said the 26-year-old Cobb of Holmes, a boxer-puncher, with an excellent left jab. He cant change. Hes 34.

Actually, Holmes turned 33 on Nov. 3.

Im the one guy in the game who can change, said Cobb, whose style has been one of mauling aggr^ion, taking punishment to give it. Im the guy who has great growth potential.

Cobbs title bid comes in his 23rd fi^t in a pro career that began in 1977 after just two amateur bouts. He has a 20-2 record, with 18 knockouts, and is the WBCs fifth-ranked contender. His losses were on 10-round decisions to Ken Norton Nov. 7, 1980, and to Michael Dokes March 22,1981.

Holmes, who is considering retiring after one more fight next year, has a 40-0 record, with 33 knockouts. The champion will be making the 13th defense of the title he won on a split decision over Ken Norton June 9, 1978 at Las Vegas, Nev.

The scheduled 15-round bout, which will be televised live by ABC from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m., EST, will be Holmes first fight since he stopped previously unbeaten Gerry Cooney in the 13th round at Las Vegas on June 11.

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DURHAM, N.C. (AP) -Except for a chosen few, the world may never know why Duke University Athletic Director Tom Butters chose to fire head football coach Red Wilson

Butters held a news conference Wednesday afternoon to discuss the firing, but he never gave reporters a reason for it, nor did he say where Wilson is headed now that hes no longer coach

Such a decision opens wide the door of speculation, but 1 choose to tolerate the inaccuracies that have been and will be stated as opposed to disclosing what I will always treat as a private matter between coach and university, Butters said in a prepared statement.

When asked if the public has the right to know the details, Butters said he didnt feel the public had privilege to every view and decision made by the school.

That makes no less their interest, but I believe our public is such that they have confidence in the kinds of decisions that we make, hopefully, he added.

It was my conviction, and it remains my conviction, that the decision I have made is in the clear best interest of Duke University football, and the entire Duke athletic program.

of the university itself, and importantly, in the personal best interest of Coach Wilson, said Butters.

Wilson had just finished his second consecutive 6-5 season, including a 23-17 victory over arch-rival North Carolina which broke a nine-year win-less streak in the series.

Wilson, 57, was in the final year of a four-year contract. Butters said he took the decision before appropriate university personnel, whose decision to fire Wilson -was unanimous.

position.

Meanwhile, Butters did express his criteria for the man he wants to replace Wilson.

Im looking for a winner on the field, off the field in every possible way, Butters said. Obviously, I am looking for a man who can wey represent

the best interest of this university, the best interest of this department and those of college football at the intercollegiate level.

Pell Involved In Only One Clemson Violation

GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) University of Florida Coach Charley Pell was directly involved in only one of Clemson Universitys football recruit-

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in fact, an unparalleled oppor- pg violations when the Gators tunity for Coach Wilson and coach was at the South Caro-Duke University, Butters Una school, says Florida Pres-said. Had this decision not ident Robert Q Marston. been imperative, it would not , , ,

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nesday came after news that nearly 20 percent of Clemsons violations occurred during Pells 1977-78 stint with the Tigers. Pell asked for an independent review of the Gators program to prove that he is running a clean program at the Gainesville school.

Several names have been mentioned as successors to Wilson, most prominently Furmans Dick Sheridan and Boston Colleges Jack Bicknell. However, Bicknell has apparently taken himself out of consideration after signing another contract with the school.

I have not been contacted by any schools concerning openings on their staffs as head coach, Sheridan said earlier this week. I have not

Baker Puzzled By His Firing

Marston said he had talked to David Berst, NCAA enforcement director, who authorized me to state that to the best of his memory. Coach Pell was not directly involved

----- ----------- any violations at Clemson

talked with anyone concerning ^^e exception of a possi-the Duke position or any other bumping violation in which Coach Pell may have visited a player without knowing the player had been visited by other members of his staff.

Marston said Berst told him he would review the Clemson case and share with me any additional information that might be helpful.

^ At least 13 of the 69 charges against Clemson were linked to Pells reign at the school, while the others occurred after he left the Tigers for Florida in December 1978.

1 was totally unaware of it until I just read it, Pell told The Miami Herald. Im shocked at a lot of this. Im shocked and disappointed. .

Marston said he asked Berst if a NCAA probe of the Gators is impending.

He told me it was NCAA policy to inform institutions in writing prior to any institu-itional investigation which as I knew we had not received, said Marston,

Marston said he had contacted Boyd McWhorter, Southeastern Conference commissioner, and told him Pell had suggested an internal review of the Florida program. He asked McWhorter for assistance and the com

missioner agreed to send a representative to help de-terniine the desirability of such'a review.

The Gainesville Sun reported Wednesday that the charges involving Pells Clemson days included offers of scholarships to sisters and friends of prospects; offers of cash, TV sets, clothes and football tickets to prospects; giving an airline ticket to a prospect; giving cash to the fiancee of a prospect; exceeding the three-visit limit in recruiting; and providing prospects and their parents with transportation, lodging, meals and entertainment.

The NCAA report didnt name the coaches involved, identifying them either as head coach or assistant coach.

The NCAA penalty for Clemson is considered to be the most severe in collegiate history: No bowl or TV participation for two years ^and the loss of 10 freshman scholarships this year, 10 next year.

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Citadel football coach Art Baker says he could understand a coach being fired for going 5-6 at a school like Southern Cal or Notre Dame, but hes puzzled why it happened to him.

The yardsticks for a coach are usually poor records, image problems or poor relations with the administration, said Baker in a phone interview Wednesday night.

Baker, fired Wednesday, was praised by Citadel President James A. Grimsley Jr. for his integrity and character. Baker had steadi-, ly improved the teams record after a 5-6 record in 1978 and his record at the Citadel over five years was 30-24-1.

The Sumter native said the need for better discipline and motivation on the team were cited as reasons for the move.

I always thought that those were two of my strong points, said Baker.

There have only been nine Citadel teams that won seven or more games, said Baker. And two of those years, were while I was coach. Im really disappointed.

Baker said he had been getting calls from other Southern Conference coaches offering regrets and expressing puzzlement about the announcement.

The 52-year-old coach said the only "criticism he had heard in recent months was about his struggling offensive team. But he noted that he had lost two of his best running backs, fullback Mike Rosborough and tailback Eric Manson, to injury at the beginning of the season.

How good would Furman have been without running backs Stanford Jennings and Dennis Williams in there for 11 games? he said. Furman, 9-2 and heading for post-season play, won the Southern Conference crown by shutting out The Citadel, 27-0.

The announcement of Bakers removal was made Wednesday afternoon by retired Maj. Gen. Grimsley at a Charleston news conference.

The Citadel, a state-supported military college, will honor Bakers contract through the end of 1983, said

Grimsley, who also instructed athletic director Eddie Teague to supervise the schools recruiting activities until a new coach is chosen.

During his five years at The Citadel, Coach Baker has done an excellent job in representing the college and in recruiting quality cadet-student-athletes for the football program, Grimsley said in a prepared statement.

In my judgment, however, and in the considered opinion of those closely allied with Citadel athletics, it is in the best long-term interest of these fine athletes, the future of our football program and The Citadel that this change in the coaching staff is being made at this time.

The Citadel, finished 5-6 overall and 3^ in the Southern Conferencie this season. The Bulldogs placed fifth among the eight teams in the league.

When Baker first came to the school in 1978, The Citadel had a 5-6 record. But the next year, the team improved to

6-5, with a 4-2 conference record that gave the Bulldogs a third-place finish in the league. In 1980, his record was

7-4 and the next year it was 7-3-1.

Grimsley said the contracts of Bakers eight-man assistant coaching staff will expire Dec. 31, 1982, pending the selection of a new coach. '

He said he would appoint a search committee early next week to begin looking for Bakers replacement.

Grimsley cited a variety of reasons for the change, starting last season, and building up this season such things as coaching performance, total coaching staff performance, reluctance to change when conditions change, team atitude and team performance.

Baker came to The Citadel after spending five years coaching Furman University in Greenville. During his five years at Furman, his teams were 27-244. In 1973, he was co-winner of Southern Conference Coach of the Year.

A native of Sumter, Baker is a 1953 graduate of Presbyterian College in Clinton, S.C., where he lettered three years at quarterback and halfback.

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.National television viewers will have an opportunity Friday to see Sugar-Bowl bound Penn State, ranked No. 2 among the nations college football powers, and then watch the Orange Bowl berth decided between No. 3-rated Nebraska and No. 11 Oklahoma.

Penn State plays host to fifth-rated Pittsburgh in a battle between arch rivals which will have a major bearing on the 1982 national collegiate title. Both teams are 9-1.

Oklahoma, 8-2, visits Nebraska, 9-1, with the Big Eight crown at stake. While the winner will go to the Orange Bowl, the loser will head for the Fiesta Bowl

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The holiday weekend activity got under way today when Texas A&M' visited No. M Texas, North Carolina journeyed to Bowling Green and Connecticut visited Delaware. The Virginia-Virginia Tech game, originally set for Saturday night, will be played tonight.

Texas and North Carolina ar set for the Sun Bowl, while Bowling Green has a California BqwI date with Fresno State.

On Saturday, five of the nations Top Twenty, including top-ranked Georgia, will be in action.

Unbeaten and untied Georgia, led by All-American Herschel Walker, tunes up for its Sugar Bowl game against

Penn State, plays at home against Georgia Tech, Other Saturday games include: No. 6 Arizona State at Arizona at night, No. 7 Louisiana State hosting Tulane at night; No. 10 Clemson, just slappped with a two-year probation for recruiting violations, vs. Wake Forest at Tokyo, and Notre Dame at No. 17 Southern California in Trojan coach John Robinsons last game.

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Were anxious to see how far our defense has come, said Penn State Coach Joe Paterno, whose team will try to contain Pitt quarterback Dan Marino, the key to the Panthers offense, Pitt was favored last year but lost 48-14, costing the Panthers the No. 1 ranking.

LSU, 8-1-1, already is in thi-Orange Bowl, awaiting the Oklahoma-Nebraska winner. The loser lands in the Fiesta Bowl against either Arizona State, 9-1, or Washington, 9-2.

Arizona Slate is seeking a Rose Bowl berth for the first time. The Sun Devils will go to Pasadena, Calif., if they beat Arizona, 5-4-1. A loss would put UCLA against Michigan in the Rose Bowl.

Garvey Target Of Complaints

By The Associated Press The National Football League is in its second post-strike week, but still the acrimony lingers.

.As players prepare to vote an the new collective bargaining agreement submitted by owners, union leader Ed Garvey is the target of continued complaints by the NFL Management Council.

We had a completed agreement last week and now Ed has a new laundry list of things that he wants, says Jack Dolan, executive director of the Management Council.

The ratification process has been delayed as Garvey, executive director of the players association, continues to argue that the players should not vote on the agreement until a number of issues still in. conflict are resolved..

The union has given management until Monday midnight to settle the disputes. At that time, the player reps and then the players will be asked to vote on portions of the contract that have been initialed.

Attorneys for both sides have been meeting since last Week in an attempt to wrap up the contract language.

' Among the items union Officials say must be resolved is the owners attempt to expand the season to 18 games next season without increasing the j)layers salaries and the owners refusal to,, reinstate player representatives Herb

Orvis of Baltimore and Mike Radish of Buffalo.

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Garvey was the first one to mention an 18-game season, not us, Donlan insisted. He brought it up on Thursday (Nov.18), two days after we reached a complete and total agreement. It is another example of Ed driving a wedge between the owners and the players because he thinks the more unrest between the parties, the better his position.

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Some Farmers Fighting Back To Save Property

By JL. SCHMIDT Associated Press Writer TENNESSEE, 111. lAP) - Times are tough down on the farm Prospects for crop prices going up are dim, costs keep rising and lenders are pressing for repayment But some farmers are fighting back. .Ask Randall Carson, a lifelong resident of western Illinois who found new friends last week when the Farmers Home Administration attempted to auction off his dairy equipment. The 33-year-old farmer is involved in bankruptcy proceedings, and the government was trying to recover more than $:I00,000 that he owed , The sale, held on the 145-acre Carson farm in McDonough County, never Jook place. More than 100 farmers, many of them wearing strips of red bandana on their sleeves, shouted down the auctioneers and caused FmHA officials to say they'd listen to Carsons plans to refinance the loan.

The new-found militancy, reminiscent of similar actions in the Depression, was not peculiar to this situation. Its thought to be part of a growing movement in response to tough times, Stan Weston, a spokesman for the Farmers Home Administration in Washington, says that as of Sept. 30 there were 270,000 borrowers of record. From Jan. 1 to Sept, 30 there were 844 foreclosures, 2,753 liquidations for financial reasons and 1,245 bankruptcies, totals representing 2.9 percent of the borrowers. The national delinquency rate is 25 percent.

Southern Illinois dairy farmer P.L. Parr has never met Randall Carson.Yet he helped organize the protest held Nov. 18, because of a similar confrontation with FmHA officials in southern Illinois last month. Parr and 50 farmers occupied the FmHA offices in an attempt to get them to renegotiate with Parrs neighbor, James Dutton.

"As a result, Duttons payments went reduced from $4,000 to $300 a month and he got another chance to make a living, Parr said.Its ironic that farmers put food on other peoples tables, but donLhave any food on their own table.

Yet another confrontation in Minnesota was successful, Parr said. And well see more, in Illinois because at least 30 percent of the farmers in this state are financially strapped, he predicted.

Barry Gallaghejf of the Illinois Farm Alliance in Edwardsville says the Illinois Hotline set up for farmers in similar predicaments has been too busy.

A hotline-operated by Charles Bellman and Lois Papousek in Wecota, S.D., has been so busy theyve installed a second line. Bellman says frustration and indecision has turned to panic among the _ callers who seek information about bankruptcy.

Bob Chambers, director of the Illinois FmHA, agrees that economic conditions are bad, but he denies that farmers are faced with an increasing number of foreclosures. The Carson incident was an isolated case, and it came from a bankruptcy, not a foreclosure, he said,

We continue to work with farmers on a one-to-one basis, just as McDonough Bounty FmHA supervisor Bryant Bilderback did with Carson, Chambers said.

1 dont think were seeing any increase in farm sales. We have some marginal operators who have some equity left in their land, and theyre looking to get out right now, but I dont see a trend, he said.

In Missouri, where farm activist Wayne Cryts of Puxico defied authorities and reclaimed his soybeans from a bankrupt elevator in February 1981, activity has been sporadic. A group of farmers tried to block a sale of a farm in Harrison County, in northwest Missouri, last month, but were unsuccessful.

JOHN DOE ... The man shown here, who calls himself John Doe, turned up in Phoenix with a pack of fishooks, a neat haircut, the clothes on his back and amnesia. .Police and doctors have failed so far to learn his identity. (AP Laserphoto)

Patient Baffles Police, Doctors

PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) -He has a package of fish hooks, a neat haircut and the clothes on his back. He likes to read the Wall Street Journal and believes his dental work means that he was once well-off.

But the patient, who appears to be in his 60s, says he does not have a name or a memory. He refers to himself as John Doe, and his case has baffled police officers and psychiatrists at the Maricopa County men-tal-health annex where he is being treated.

His physician. Dr. Robert St. John, said Wednesday a phone call from Fresno, Calif., may have provided the mans identify but he refused to divulge it.

St. John said news accounts about the case prompted several telephone inquiries to the medical center.

While Doe says he wants to know his identity, he insists he is not upset at having amnesia.

This might sound a little peculiar, but if you dont have anything to get worried about, you dont get wor-, ried, he said thjs week. What goes on her (at the annex) keeps me plenty busy keeping up with it.

Doe said the first thing he remembers is looking out a window at the mental health annex.

I look like Ive had expensive dental work done, so Im not poor, he said. If the question of a wife and child came up, I think theyre well taken care of. Stuart Siless, a social worker who has tried to trace Does identity, said the mans calm about his missing memory is one of the unusualaspects of the case.

Weve had other patients who didnt know who they were, but they were % little more anxious about it, Si-less said.

Most amnesiacs have some clue to their identities, he said.

"Things are pretty quiet right now, but weve had a lot of calls from other states. said Mona Foster, secretary of the American Agriculture Movement.

"We dont hear from a lot of farmers until its almost too late. They hate to admit theyre going under, and, lets face it. a lot of us still have a lot of pride. she added.

Earlier this year, farmers in Oto, Iowa, managed to halt the Internal Revenue .Services attempts to seize farm machinery when they slashed the tires of a truck the agents were using to collect the equipment for back taxes.

Bryce Neidig, president of the Nebraska Farm Bureau, says organizers of the farm protests are a fringe element and the type of people who will always be involved in something.

A corn and soybean farmer. Neidig says the current problem is a repeat of a situation that existed in the late 20s. These are desperate people, not thinking people, who have singled out agriculture and said we cant go broke.

Neidig said there have been no militant activities so far in Nebraska. Maybe its a more basic rural attitude of the state. Maybe its the belief that 1 share that an honest debt incurred is still an honest debt.

In Oklahoma, Ted Riddle, AAM state chairman, .said he is concerned about the splinter groups who are talking about doing things like burning wheat fields and shooting holes in the sidesof grain cars.

Personally, I hope we never have to go back to the tractorcades, he said. But Im afraid if a group of people wearing American Agriculture caps go out and blow up a railroad bridge Ill be called on to answer.

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SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP) - The Defense Ministry says army troops killed 232 leftist guerrillas while suffering only nine dead and 20 vounded in a recent 10-day sweep through northern Chalatenango province.

But a confidential military report made available to The Associated Press Wednesday placed the rebels casualties much lower and the armys losses much higher.

The report, sipplied by a military comminder, said the rebels killet 10 soldiers and and woundid 115 others while the army confirmed only 65 insurgaits killed in the anti-guerilla sweep, which ended Saurday.

The Defense Ministrys version, also released Wednesday, said 5,000 troops killed 232 (uerrillas and wounded an undetermined number of rebels in the fighting, thi biggest army operation to date in the province.

The minist7 offered no proof for its figires.

On Tuesday Col. Domingo Monterrosa of the elite U.S.-trained Atlacatl battalion, said h an interview that troops kad killed about 100 guerrilhs during the operation.

His 1,000-nan force played a key rofe in the drive against gierrillas in the 100-squarenitle area of the province.

Meanvliile, guerrillas early Wednesday launched a strong atack on the town of Sociedad, 100 miles northeast of San Salvador in Morazan province in an apparent bid to extend their control over the province National guard sources in Morazan said guerrillas tolled two troops in the attack They said they did not kBOw if the attack had been repelled or fighting continued Rebels control access to six other towns in the northern and eastern parts of the province since launching a major offensive on Oct. 10.

Gunmen entered a land rpform cooperative in western El Salvador Wednesday and opeied fire, killing nine people and causing some 500 others to flee the farm, Westen diplomatic sources said.

Reports said that nine people were kilL*d at the La Florida coopeative near the town of Tecistepeque in western SanU Ana province. The sources Slid 110 families fled to anotier cooperative about 5 milis north of the farm.

The motivt for the attack was not imnediately clear, but several peasant leaders have been dain in the area by alleged rightist gunmen overthelastyear.

An estimated 38.000 people have died in El Salvadors three-year civil war. Human rights groups claim about 80 percent of those kiUed were unarmed civilians slain by rightist death squads and government security forces.

The State Department has decided El Salvador is no longer a dangerousplace and says American Embassy personnel may kring back their independerts, an embassy spokesman said Wednesday.

The staff wil' lose 25 percent in extra kazardous pay but retain a 5 percent dif-ferential because El Salvador is considered a hardship port. The hardship pay is provided because of a lack of mobility in El .Salvadoras shortage of imported goods and other living difficulties.

LONDON (AP) The curtain rises toni^t on the 12,483rd performance of Agatha Christies The Mousetrap, and the worlds longest-running play marks its 30th anniversary. But producer Sir Peter Saunders still has no clue to its success.

I dont know why its become a long run, Sir Peter said in an interview Wednesday. "Its enormously good entertainment, but its not Chekhov or Ibsen.

From the opening shot in the dark to the surprise unmasking of the killer among the snowbound guests of an English inn, The Mousetrap is vintage Agatha Christie. Yet the late queen of crime did not consider it her best work.

When it opened 1 thought it was a nice little play, she once said. But 1 gave it four or five months - no more.

Dame Agatha, who died in 1976 at the age of 75, wrote about 80 detective novels, 19 of which were dramatized. But she never made a penny from the stage production of The Mousetrap J

She gave the royalties to her grandson, Mathew

Prichard, as a present on his ninth bir thday, and he later sold the rights to Saunders.

Dame Agatha often used to v isit The Mousetrap, buying her ticket through normal channels and sitting through the piirformance unnoticed. Sir Peter said.

She would call up the next morning and say, So-and-so was a little slow and so-and- so was a bit late in the delivery, the producer rec al led.

Since it opened on Nov. 25, 1952, The

Mousetrap has played to more tlian 5 million people in Londons West End and has grossed about $11 million.

It has gone through 182 actors and 12 directors, counting an all-new cast and directoir that takes over next week at St. Martins Theater.

The curtain has been raised and lo w'ered 142,740 times, its audiences have consumed ;n,400 gallons of soft drinks and 221 tons of ice creanri Just promise me one thing, Sir P< ;ter pleaded. Dont indicate either directly or im directly who the murderer is.

The play has, changed little over the years.

although references to rationing in the early 1950s have been deleted and the wardrobe has become more modem. A clock and leather armchair from the original set survive.

The setting could be any time in the past 50 years and audiences are left to decide in what period the action takes places.

Its no time, really, Sir Peter said. "Its Agatha Christie time.

"The Mousetrap opened at the Ambassadors Theater and was moved next door to St. Martins in 1974 in a disagreement over rent.

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VIEWS NEW CONSTRUCTION - Leek Walesa, the recently Gdansk, his old parish. Walesa looked over the construction freed leader of the banned Solidarity Trade Union in Poland, aft er meeting his pastor, the Rev. Henryk Jankowski. (AP walks past new construction at St. Brygidas Church in Laserphoto)

Union Says Willing To Be Patient

By CHARLES CAMPBELL Associated Press Writer TORONTO (AP) - Union leader Robert White says the 10,000 striking Chrysler workers in Canada are willing to negotiate patiently, despite the plodding pace of talks since bargaining resumed this week.

Chrysler is certainly not rushing to a settlement, White told a news conference Wednesday. We have to be patient. While talks between Chrysler and U.S. workers recessed for Thanksgiving, the two sides planned to keep going all week

Antidote Found For Digitalis

BOSTON (AP) - Doctors have successfully tested an antidote for digitalis to counteract overdoses of the common heart medicine.

Even though it is one of the oldest and most useful heart drugs, digitalis must be carefully controled, because a lethal dose may be only two or three times the amount that produces positive effects.

The antidote, which is derived from sheeps blood, was tested by doctors at 20 U.S. hospitals. A report on their work was published in todays New England Journal of Medicine.

In an accompanying editorial, Dr. James E. Doherty of the Veterans Administration Medical Center in Little Rock, Ark., noted that digitalis has been used for over two centuries without a specific antidote for overdosage or poisoning, but one finally appears to have been developed. Clinical application may be just over the horizon.

An estimated 4 million to 5 million Americans receive digitalis for treatment of heart failure or irregular heart beats.

Dr. Thomas W. Smith, who directed the latest study, said about 10 percent of those taking digitalis each year have a toxic reaction. Usually these reactions are mild and can be controled by reducing or withdrawing the medicine.

But sometimes the poisoning causes heart rhythm disturbances, uncon-sci'' jsness and death.

The antidote, called Fab, was tested on 26 victims of life-threatening poisoning.

some of them intended suicide victims.

Researchers make Fab by giving digitalis to sheep, then extracting the antibodies that are produced in the animals blood to fight the foreign substance. The antibodies are broken down and purified, and the result is a substance that will counteract digitalis when given to humans.

All but five of those treated responded quickly and made full recoveries, with one of the deaths said to have been caused by a shortage of Fab for use. In the other four cases, the doctors believe the damage was irreversable before Fab was given.

In many instances, the researchers wrote, we believe the response could fairly be described as dramatic,

Smith said Fab appears to produce no harmful side effects. And if its safety is confirmed by more studies, it may be used to treat less drastic cases of digitalis overdose.

We at last have a way to treat very advanced cases of digitalis intoxication, he said. We dont have to stand by helplessly and watch.

Most of the 26 victims tested were using digitalis for heart trouble. The antidote quickly reversed the irregular heartbeat in 21 of them.

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an( 1 perhaps through the weekend in Canada, where there are me tr e and harder issues still to be settled. Canada celebrates Th anksgiving in October.

1 Vhite, Canadian director of the United Auto Workers, said the! union was willing to keep bargaining so long as there is SO ne movement, however slow.

It depends on what happens. We certainly do not want to bre ;ak it off, he said. We want to keep it going if were ma king progress, but weve said before we wont participate in a 1 charade,

V /orkers at Chryslers six Canadian plants walked out on No\/. 5. They are demanding an immediate pay increase, but both Slides have agreed to put the money issue aside and bargain first on other matters, many relating to individual plar its.

Cl iryislers contract offer, which provided for cost-of-living adjustments but no up-front money, was rejected by U.S. worl ter s as well but they voted not to strike.

Thie company has laid off 4,6(X) of its 43,200 U.S. workers and said the rest could be idled if supplies usually imported from th e Canadian plants run out.

Ch ry sler officials say they are preparing to replace the Cana di an production to keep the U.S. plants running.

Wh ite said he is confident Chrysler workers in the United States 'Will refuse to handle struck work, and UAW officials in De'troit confirmed it.

But Thomas Miner, Chrysler vice president for industrial relati ons, said Wednesday the corporation could seek outside firms in the United States to do the work if U.S. Chrysler work( irs refuse.

Thieres too much at stake here for us not to hedge our bets, ' Miner told reporters in Detroit.

W(; have some critical items which are tight and which we know will shut AMerican plants iin December if the strike contin ues.

If \ ve can keep our plants going through December and we can protect them ... then were going to do that. Wed be stupid if we didnt.

Aver age pay for a Chrysler assembler is $9.07 an hour. Because (Canadian workers are paid in Canadian dollars, their w age is worth about $7.48 U.S.

Theamicm is demanding a significant wage boost to put Chrysler workers on the road to parity with their counter pai'ts at Ford and General Motors, who make nearly $3 an ho ur more.

White said hoped Chrysler would start trying to put together a serious economic proposal, because thats the only way thait this strike will be resolved.

But he said there was no indication from the Chrysler negotiating; team that a new offer was being prepared.

By EDITH M. LEDERER Associated Press Writer

GDANSK. Poland (AP) -Lech Walesa wants to work again at the Gdansk shipyards where he launched Solidarity because he doesnt want to betray the independent trade union now banned by martial law authorities, friends say.

Walesa, 39, hasnt visited the sprawling complex on the Baltic Sea since his release Nov. 13 after 11 months in detention. The shipyards were put under military control Oct. 12 after strikes and riots protesting the government of Premier Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski.

Walesa would like to go back to the shipyards because he would not like to betray Solidarity, which still exists for him, his pastor, The Rev. Henryk Jankowski' said in an interview. But he added that Walesas return to the shipyards would be impossible while they still are militarized.

Its not out of the ques-' tion that Walesa might go to work for Polands Roman Catholic Church, which was instrumental in obtaining his release, Jankowski added.

Walesa, previously employed as an electrician, took a month off to study the current political situation before deciding his future. He has to sniff around while hes resting, Jankowski said.

A friend of Walesas who works at the shipyards said Jaruzelski should give the former union leader a chance because the people will follow him ... If he says lets go to work to improve the economy, millions of people would follow.

But the friend, who asked that his name not be used, insisted Lech will not

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Its not true, Jankowski said. Its the wrong moment. He doesnt want to see anybody now.

Shipyard workers said they are ready to support Walesa again and had rejected the governments proposals for new trade unions with restricted powers as an alternative to Solidarity, the first independent trade movement in the Soviet bloc.

Under the new trade union law, no new unions being formed can forge inter

factory links before 1984 or unite in a Solidarity-style national federation until 1985.

The law restricts the right to strike, banning strikes for political ends, and forbids ties between union members and persons deemed enemies of the state, such as dissidents. The government has also restrict^ the activities of political and even social organizations.

Some of Walesas colleagues admit that it will be virtually impossible for him to find a power base unless he makes a deal with the government. Government officials have downplayed the possibility of a meeting between Walesa and Jaruzelski.

A senior government official, who requested anonymity, told Western reporters in Warsaw this week that

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The officials comment suggested that this was! exactly what the govemmentl had in mind when it drafted] the new trade union law.

Walesa has spent the past I 10 days in consultation with church officials and old I friends, besieged by journalists, and still flashing V signs with both hands as he did during Solidaritys heyday. The union was formed during Gdansk shipyard strikes in August 1980.

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BALTIMORE (AP) In the back of Chungs Grocery the police emergency number stands out in bold black letters on a crudely made cardboard sign next to the telephone.

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Once he wrote home to say, I understand the problems of crime here. But I dont know what to do about it. It is very dangerous here and maybe I should come back to Korea, his son recalled after the shooting.

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Hospital Class Helps Children Accept New Baby

PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The arrival of a new brother or sister can be big trouble for a child, and two nurses at Pennsylvania Hospital have developed a class to make the adjustment easier for the family.

Bonnie Burke, who founded the program, estimates she has taught 250 young children, who attend her Saturday morning classes with their parents

Gradually, gently, Mrs, Burke and Susan Trainor, who also developed the course, draw out the youngsters feelings on this unknown person who will soon be a big part of their lives.

Realistically, you cant get rid of sibling rivalry, but you can reduce it, Mrs Burke said. The biggest thrust of the program is to improve the childs self-concept."

In class, some thoughts that may not have been expressed before come out. An early class exercise has the children draw a picture of their families, including the unborn baby. At one session recently, two anxious parents found they had to coax their son to draw one more tiny person.

Ive drawn three people, thats enough, he insisted.

The parents learn a lot about how the kids view their families from those pictures," said Mrs. Burke. And we want the kids to learn that its OK to feel that way

Programs to confront sibling rivalry and deal with it exist nationwide, but most of them deal with individual children, not in a group situation, Mrs. Burke said.

She also believes that her program deals with a subject many others avoid - where babies come from.

You have to deal with the sexuality of it, she said. When is there a better time

Even though some of the children in the class have been as young as 3 years old, she doesnt feel sex education is a problem.

Actually, the children pay attention, but theyre much more interested in finding out how the babys going to affect their lives.

In other parts of the class, the children visit the hospitals delivery area and take turns listening to fetal heartbeats on a monitor. They dress in masks and gowns for that experience, and also get lessons in safety for small children.

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Associated Press Writer MOUNT CARROLL, HI. (AP) - John Mackay can stand at his auto junkyard by the side of the road and smile as he watches the rest of the slow economy go by.

In these days of computerized businesses, he hasnt even got a business telephone, let alone a pencil and paper.

He does np advertising, has no signs, doesnt really knowhow much inventory is on hand, and apparently could careless.

He is open only on Sunday in daylight hours and doesnt

usually show up unless he is driven there by someone looking for parts.

Its a business without overhead.

But everybody seems to know about the place where cars go to die, and its eccentric 75-year-oId owner who once operated graders for the highway department and worked the fields with horse teams. Since 1941, he steadily collected about 550 battered cars, some dating back to before the Great Depression in the 1930s.

The hulks are reached through a gate to a private

lane They are partially hidden by cornfields on what once was the 200-acre Mackay family homestead off a state road near this northwestern Illinois community.

Mackay, a roly-poly bachelor with shoulder-length hair, lives in town with a brother and sister in an ancient, two-story brick house with a horse hitch still at the curb.

The home is filled with pieces of furniture that now have become antiques. One room, untouched since it was used as an office by Dr.

Isabelle Mackay, an aunt, still has its cabinets of medicines and tools of her trade from beyond the turn of the century.

There is a modest Mackay family estate, including 85 acres of rented-out farmland around the jiinkyard.

Im livin comfortably and havent money worries, but I wish I had a brainy guy to tell me what to do with what I got, said Mackay, who went through high school but not on to the University of Illinois like two sisters and a brother.

I got my start in cars while working on the roads, he said recently. A fellows 1935 Chev had a bad transmission and he said he would pay $25 for another one if it could be found. I was able to pick up a battered 35 Chev for $35, sold him the transmission and had the rest of the car left' for profit.

Mackay turned from horse trading to car trading, and at times years ago would buy a lot fidl of clunkers from dealers at a price of about $45 each. They would be trying to get $75 each, and I took all of them off their hands at my price, he said.

Through such dealing, Mackay built up his business.

On a good Sunday, perhaps as many as 30 people, as far away as Chicago, will be at his place looking for parts, picking at the hulks like vultures.

About 20 percent of the cars are pre-war (World War II). he said. A year ago I had a run on 1930s Nashes, Studebakers, Hudsons. That crop is pretty wll picked over now.

Customers usually are looking for parts to rebuild old cars, or even buy the whole thing to restore. One fellow wanted a bumper for a 1946 Hudson and finally found one. But before he could take it off, he had to cut a tree down that had grown around it.

Mackay seldom takes off the parts himself, so his operation mainly is cash-and-carry. If I sell an engine for $65, they have to take it out. If they want me to do it, the price is $75 or $80. No haggling, he said.

A couple of years ago I was offered $30,000 by a crusher who would haul away the whole bunch and flatten them for the steel and iron, he said. But people told me, No, John, please dont sell. We need your parts.

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TOKYO (AP) Japanese Prime Minister-designate Yasuhiro Nakasone said today that U.S.-Japan ties will continue to be the "most important base for Japans foreign relations.

Nakasone, 64, spoke to the press several hours after the ruling Liberal Democratic Party named him its president to succeed outgoing Prime Minister Zenko Suzuki. The party presidency assures Nakasone, a proponent of strong defense and small government, of being named premier Friday in a special parliamentary session because of the LDPs majority in the Diet (parliament).

Nakasone, who is expected to form a Cabinet Friday, said his administration would strive to increase mutual trust between Japan and the United States.

When U.S.-Japan relations are shaky, he said, all other foreign policy activities become difficult to carry out.

On Wednesday, Nakasone crushed three party rivals in a primary vote held among the LDPs almost 1 million rank and file members. The losers conceded, leaving Nakasone the only candidate in todays party caucus.

Nakasone also said his government would work to reduce East-West tensions, improve North-South ties, seek greater cooperation between Japan and Southeast Asia and contribute to world disarmament and peace.

Nakasone, who served as Administrative Management Agency chief in the Suzuki Cabinet, said he would carry forward Suzukis campaign to reduce the size of government

and restore fiscal solvency. But he said it would be very difficult to realize Suzukis goal of balancing the budget by 1984. This year 20 percent of the total budget came from deficit bonds.

He promised to practice the politics of empathy and responsibility, and, possibly aiming at critics who have called him a right-wing hardliner, said warmheartedness must be part of politics. _

Suzuki, 71, was a relatively unknown political trooper chosen in a compromise for national leader after then-Prime Minister Masayoshi Ohira died in June 1980. He announced his resignation last month amid growing criticism of his inability to cut deficits and lead Japan out of an economic slump.

Nakasone will brihg into office a philosophy in many ways reflecting that of President Reagan. His rightist image stems from a belief that his nations current defense efforts are inadequate, and a pledge to cut massive budget deficits and an oversized bureaucracy.

Nakasone met with Suzuki and other party leaders today to discuss Cabinet and party post appointments and appeal for party unity, often an illusory goal in the LDPs 27 years as the ruling party.

Nakasone has been a frequent source of controversy since elected to, the Diet Lower House in 1947.'A navy paymaster during World War II, he became known as the Young Officer for his pro-Japan statements during the U.S. Occupation.

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Linwood E. Civils, Falkland, breaking, entering and larceny, 2 years Jail; assault on female, 2 years Jail.

Jerry Coward, 518A Watauga Ave., breaking and entering, 137 days Jail.

John Henry Dennison, Farmville, breaking and entering, 3 years Jail suspended on payment of costs, restitution, 3 years probation.

Robert Bryan Hodges Jr., Raleigh, driving with .10 percent blood alcohol content, 90 days Jail suspended on payment of fine and costs.

Howard Kennedy, 412A Davis St., breaking and entering (2 counts), 137 days Jail.

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it may take awhile, but were going to see more ads,! said'Samuel A. Simon, the executive director of the Telecommunications Research and Action Center, a Washington-based citizens group. "The competitive environment is already making it even more tempting for the networks to go that way because their prof-. its are down."

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As settlement, the NAB agreed to repeal three major code provisions. The first prohibited the promotion of two or more unrelated products in a single commercial of less than 60 seconds duration.

The second restricted the amount of time,that could be devoted to commercials. For example, it specified that no more than minutes of commercials should air

during each prime-time hour.

The third standard covered the number of times a program could be interrupted for .ads; for instance, only two times every 30 minutes during prime time.

The codes provisions were always voluntary, and adherence entitled a broadcaster to nothing more than display the NABs Seal of Good Practices. Nevertheless, the code was formulated and heeded by

most of the industry and all three major TV networks.

The existence of the code also served to blunt federal regulation. The guidelines of the Federal Communications Commission on commercials are much less stringent. They state only that TV stations will receive special scrutiny at license renewal time if they air more than 16 minutes of commercials per hour 64 minutes more than the codes standard for primetime.

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YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohio (AP) The Antioch Review, a nationally known literary magazine that had faced the prospect of folding due to financial problems, has been given a reprieve, its editor said Tuesday.

Antioch College had cut from Its budget the schools $20,000 subsidy of the quarterlys $60,000 annual budget.

However, the magazine was able to solicit $8,000 in private donations in three weeks, and the balance* was made up when a teacher went on leave.

The Antioch Review, published since 194 , will have winter and spring issues. But it must find more money to pay its way after that, starting with the summer issue, editor Robert Fogarty said in a telephone interview.

Colleges are pressed for finances and Antioch is no exception, he said.

Its a longstanding and distinguished institution at the college, Fogarty said of the publication. Not having it was troublesome to some alumni.

Antioch, a liberal arts college in southwestern Ohio, has about 600 students.

The Review publishes 128 pages each issue of short hction, poetry and essays, paying $10 per page to contributors.

Its short stories regularly

are selected for the 0. Henry Awards and anthologies of the best short fiction in the United States. Of more than 1,900 short stories submitted for publication last year, only 16 were chosen for the magazine.

Fogarty said the magazine will seek more contributions through April in an effort to stay alive. It also has raised

its subscription rates from $12 to $15 for individuals ^nd $15 to $20 for libraries and other institutions. The Reviews circulation of about 4,000 nationally Is split almost evenly between the two.

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Preppies Adopt Store's Catalog

By SCOTT KRAFT Associated Press Writer NEW YORK (AP). - L.L. Bean hunting t)00ts have been replaced by Gum Shoes in three flavors - spearmint, cinnamon and bubble.

The cotton Madras pants are Jackass Slacks comfortable and utterly hideous.

And the ragg sweaters are Oiled Steel Wool Sweaters -in Gunmetal Gray, Steel Blue and Faux Rust. Weight - 8 pounds.

Its all part of Items From Our Catalog, a parody of THE catalog produced by L.L. Bean, whose 24-hour store in Freeport, Maine, has been embraced by outdoor lovers and sporty preppies everywhere.

The joke-teller is Alfred Gingold, a New Yorker who saw the clothing and outdoor gear, retailer as a sitting duck for parody. Now even

the folks in plaid flannels and chain-tread hunting boots are giggling.

I dont know anyone who hunts moose, but I know a lot of people in New York... who want to look like moose hunters, Gingold, 35, told The Washington Post.

Gingolds 84-page book, which sells for $4.95 (the real thing is free), resembles the Bean catalog in almost every detail, from the watercolor wildlife scene on the cover to the postal label on the back.

But a solemn Labrador retriever on the cover is wearing a pet camping bra. And Beans duck decoys, down vests and assorted outdoor products are missing.

Inside, theres a Penguin Decoy to play on the insecurities of geese, ducks, and other casually dressed fowl. The Downhill Hibachi works as well shussing

down the slopes as it does in your backyard. And the Lined Tuna Case keeps tuna trim and safe.

Theres the Sport Toupee, Country Dentures, the Body Odor Alarm, Our Own False Beards, the Edible Moccasin and the Chloroform Dog Bed for a favorite but iling pet.

L.L. Bean, which had sales of $172 million last year, will mail 45 million of the real catalogs this year. Bean is never mentioned by name in the parody, but theres no doubt its the target.

Were kind of a national institution and I suppose it was inevitable that somebody would come up with a spoof, said spokesman Kilt Andrew. Andrew declines to discuss the book but he has seen it. The publisher was kind enough to s^nd us a couple of copies.

Salvation Army Day Set

Gov. Jim Hunt has proclaimed Friday as North Carolina Salvation Army Day.

Friday is the kickoff day for the Salvation Armys annual Christmas Fund, enablement for the Army to make Christmas special for those who might otherwise feel alone and forgotten. Hunt said.

During the Christmas season of 1981 the Salvation Army in North Carolina assisted nearly 90,000 people;. Services included food baskets, presents for the young,, visits and gifts for

the institutionalized and shut-in, meals for the lonely, and parties for young and old alike.

While the Salvation Armys activity level increases during the holidays, its efforts are not seasonal, Greenville commanding officer Ronald L.' Davis said. Every day people in need turn to the Salvation Army for help.

Army services have increased significantly this year in North and South Carolina. In the first nine months of 1982, a 23 percent increase over last years number of individuals helped

has been experienced. There has been a 30 percent increase in the number of families helped.

In view of these increases, we anticipate that the Salvation Army in North Carolina will serve well over 100,000 persons during the Christmas season, Davis said.

Our Catalog offers an Inflatable Cheese Slice helium-filled processed cheese that can be used as a sun shade, kite, distress signal or for canapes on the trail. The Norwegian Bulletproof Sweater is soft and comfortable and 16 times stronger than steel. The Racing Sack, for potato-sack races, is filled with down that breathes and, under some conditions, talks.

A sweater comes in Little Guy, Good OlMedium, Big Guy or Hey Fatso! sizes and Wimpy Blue, Mellow Yellow or Blase Beige. A portable tombstone assures the hiker a recognizable grave when far from home. The Self-Motivated Jogging Suit exercises with or without someone wearing it.

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Riedy said prices of existing homes have declined during the recession but theyre beginning to firm up now. He predicted the price of an average house would rise at least 5 percent annually more if inflation begins to heat up again.

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Cancun 'Spirit Falls Victim To Realities

By CHARLES J LEY .Associated Press Writer IMTED N.XTIONS lAP) t)ne year after the first North-South summit, the .'Spirit of Cancun" is flag-tjing. deflated by the realities of recession and Reaganomics.

When President Reagan and the leaders of 21 other rich and poor nations ended their unprecedented meeting in the Mexican seaside resort of Cancun last Oct. 23, they turned over to U N diplomats tb question of how to start "global negotiations" to reshape the world economy and give a boost to the poorer nations.

Now, U.S. diplomat Jose S, Sorzano says, "there is an impasse.

"A year later we still don't have global negotiations, says Ambassador Rarooq Sobhan of Bangladesh, chairman of the U N. bloc of developing nations. "That has been the biggest disappointment for many of us."

Echoing reports by international economists, Sobhan said the problems of the Third World are multiplying on almost a daily basis record low prices for their farm products and other commodity exports, ballooning debt, cash shortages.

John Sewell, president of the Overseas Development Council, describes the current U.S.-Third World deadlock asa shame.

In a sense we are fiddling while Rome burns, said Sewell, whose council, a private Washington group, favors increased aid to the Third World.

The Cancun summit climaxed a process begun in the 1970s, when the Third World began demanding a "New International Economic Order to reduce the imbalance between the richer industrialized countries of the Northern

Hemisphere and the poorer southern countries.

The developing nations said they needed guaranteed prices for their cocoa,

copper, cotton and other commodities, preferential treatment in northern

markets for their

manufactured exports, a greater say in world financial institutions and easier access to the institutions funds, and more aid from the United States and other industrialized countries.

In 1979, the U.N. General Assembly adopted a resolution calling for the opening of global negotiations. But attempts to set an agenda and procedures bogged down.

The United States resisted moves toward diluting the power of the International Monetary Fund and other financial institutions where the West held control because voting was weighted to the biggest contributors.

The Third W'orld favored all-encompassing negotiations that would give the the U.N. General Assembly or a similar body - where each nation has one vote precedence over the Western-dominated agencies.

The Cancun summit was conceived as a way of breaking the logjam. Its final statement called for efforts, with a sense of urgency, to launch the global talks. Reagan and other leaders spoke glowingly of the Spirit of Cancun,

In the months that followed, behind-the-scenes bargaining brought the two sides still closer together. They now stand only a few words apart, but they are an explosive few words. ;

The United States and its Western partners have agreed to the convening of a United Nations Conference for Global Negotiations that would deal with the sweeping complex issues of the world economy by assigning indi' idual items to

tionship between the world trading and financial systems, now the responsibility of separate. Western-controlled agencies - the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs and the International .Monetary Fund.

The United States objects that creating such agencies ' would amount to "an end run around existing institutions, which "have worked and are adaptable, Sorzano, the American U N. delegate in charge of economic matters, said in an interview, Reagan administration officials have said repeatedly they fear that tampering with the international economic structure is unwise, Reagan himself has told Third Worlders the magic of the marketplace free enterprise, not centralized planning is the answer to their problems.

But the developing world argues that the trickle-down of free enterprise has not worked.

If there is going to be any improvement, we dont see any signs of it by simply letting matters float, Sobhan told a reporter.

Since Cancun, the worldwide recession has deepened the Third Worlds economic problems and has dampened any enthusiasm in the North for redistributing the worlds wealth:

- The Reagan administration has cut $1.1 billion from its three-year commitment of $3.24 billion to the World Banks program of interest-free loans for the poorest nations.

Protectionism is rising among industrialized nations, threatening to close markets to Third World goods. A new international agreement on textiles which comprise one-third of developing countries non-oil exports will restrict their access to northern markets, Third World spokesmen complain.

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Card Of Thanks.....

Special Notices.....

Travel & Tours-----

Automotive........

Child Care..........

Day Nursery.......

Health Care................043

Employment...............050

For Sale....................060

Instruction.................080

Lost And Found ............082

Loans And Mortgages 085

Business Services..........091

Opportunity..........:.....093

Professional................095

Real Estate................100

Appraisals.................101

Rentals....................120

WANTED

Help Wanted ...............051

Work Wanted...............059

Wanted ....................140

Roommate Wanted.........142

Wanted To Buy.............144

Wanted To Lease...........146

Wanted To Rent............148

RENT/LEASE

Apartments For Rent.......121

Business Rentals...........122

Campers For Rent..........124

Condominiums for Rent.....125

Farms For Lease...........107

Houses For Rent............127

Lots For Rent..............k29

Merchandise Rentals.......131

Mobile Homes For Rent.....133

'Office Space For Rent......135

Resort Property For Rent... 137 Rooms For Rent.............138

SALE

Autos tor Sale.!.........011-029

Bicycles for Sale U . .030

Boats tor Sale ............032

Carhperstor Sale...........034

Cycles tor Sale.............036

Trucks tor Sale ............039

Pets........................046

Antiques ................061

Auctions...................062

specialized agencies, such as | Building Supplies...........063

the International Monetary Fund or U.N. Food, and Agriculture Organization.

For some limited subjects, the Western proposal allows (or creation of new ad hoc groups' - presumably based on the principle of one nation, one vote - as long as there is no "duplication of existing appropriate fora.

The Third World rejects this. It wants the UN. conference to be able to establish new agencies with broad mandates. For example, a new agency might seek to restructure' the rela-

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Fuel, Wood, Coal...........064

Farm Equipment...........065

Garage Yard Sales.........067

Heavy Equipment..........068

Household Goods...........069

Insurance..................071

Livestock................ .072

Miscellaneous..............074

Mobi le Homes tor Sale .....075

Mobile Home Insurance Musical Instruments ..

Sporting Goods.........

Commercial Property .

Condominiums tor Sale.....104

Farms for Sale.............106

Houses tor Sale............109

Investment Property.......m

Land For Sale..............113

Lots For Sale...............115

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IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION NORTH CAROLINA PITT COUNTY

NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX

Having qualified as executrix of the estate of RICHARD LUBY CAN

NON, late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons

having claims against said estate to present them to the undersigned ex

ecutrix or her attorneys on or before the 5th day of AAay, 1983, or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons having claims against said'estate, please make im

mediate payment This the 5th day of November

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1982.

ESSIE D CANNON, Executrix of the Estate of Richard Luby Cannon Route 1, Box 208B, Winterville, N.C. 28590 ROBERT BOOTH, Attorney Box514, Ayden, N.C.28513 November4,11,18,25,1982

NOTICE

Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of Jack McCracken Kerr,

Jr. late of Pitt County, North all

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said deceased to present them to the

'yall

having claims against the estate of

undersigned Executrix on or before May 11, 1983 or this notice or same wilt be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate pavment.

This 9th day of November, 1982. Doris Cuthrell Kerr Route 3, Box 927 Washington, N.C,27889 Executrix of the estate of Jack McCracken Kerr, Jr., deceased.

Nov. 11,18, 25; Dec. 2,1982

NOTICE OF SALE Pursuant to findings made and entered in that certain Special Proceeding entitled: "IN THE MATTER df THE FORECLOSURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXECUTED BY HENRY JENNINGS AND WIFE, ANNIE B JENNINGS, DATED October 3, 1972 RECORD ED IN BOOK E41, PAGE 523, PITT COUNTY REGISTRY, BY KEN NETH G HITE, SUBSTITUTE TRUSTEE" being File No. 82 SP 381, and further in accordance with

thwrqvlsions of sale upon default contained in said Deed of Trust, t

undersigned Substitute Trustee, at the request of the holder of the Note secured by said Deed of Trust, will otter tor sale and sell to the highest bidder tor cash before the Cour thouse door in Greenville, North Carolina, on December 3, 1982 at 12:00 noon all the following lot- or parcel of real estate located in or near the City of Greenville, Pitt County, North Carolina, and described as follows:

Beginning at a point in the eastern boundary line of Paris Avenue at the common corner of Lots Nos. 1 8, 2,

said beginning point being further referenced as oeing 80 teef N. 28 17

W. from the northeast corner of the Intersection of Paris Avenue and

Spruce Street, and running thence ale........

long the eastern boundary line of Paris Avenue N. 28-17 W. 60 feet, a

corner with Lot No. 3; thence al dividing I 8i 3, N, 61-43 E. 150 feet, a common

the dividing line between Lots Nos

corner with Lots Nos. 2, 3, 12 & 15;. thence along the dividing line bet ween Lots Nos. 2 8,15, S. 11-31 W. 78.2 feet, a common corner with Lots Nos. 1, 2 8, 15; thence along the dividing line between Lots Nos. 1 8, 2, S. 61-43 W. 100 feet to the eastern boundary line of Paris Avenue, the point of beginning; and being Lot No. 2, in Block "O" of Higgs 'Bros. Subdivision, Revision of Blocks R, S 81 0, as shown on map thereof made by Rivers and Associates, Inc., dated March 29, 1971, and recorded

in Map Book 20 at paw 185 of the Pitt istry, reference to which

County Registry is hereby made; and being a part of

PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE

Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of William McGilbert Davenport late of Pitt County, North Carolina, this is to notify all persons

Carolina, this is to notify all persons having claims against the estate of said cfeceased to present them to the

undersigned Executrix on or before May 11, 1983 or this notice or same will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate payment.

This 5th day of November, 1982 Jeanette Bowden Davenport P.O. Box 38

Grimesland, N.C. 27837 E xecutrix of the estate of William McGilbert Davenport, deceased.

Nov. IT, 18, 25; Dec. 2,1982

NOTICE OF VEHICLE SALE Dewey's Auto Service will offer for sale at public auction a 1973 Green Chevrolet Stationwagon, Serial #1L45R3D192383; 1974 2 door Chevrolet Vega, serial (tlV77B44326539; 1967 Eldorado

Cadillac, 2 Dr., Motor #H7182891, on December 15, 1982, 10 30 11:30 a.m. at Porter Auto Parts, Belvoir, Hwy November 18, 25; Dec. 2,1982

029 Auto Parts & Service

CHEVROLET 350 motor and transmission for sale. Call 753-5970.

030 Bicycles For Sale

A MAN'S 26" All Pro bike, used 1 time. Originally sold tor $129; will sel I for $60.756-6820._

032

Boats For Sale

FIBERGLASS REPAIRS and

felcoat Work at off season rates. RB allor, Highway 264 East. 758 4641

21 FOOT COBIA, 135 EVINRUDE, galvanized frailer, many extras. No reasonable offer refused. Call Bryant, 752 3152 or 752 6715._

034 Campers For Sale

TRUCK COVERS All sizes, colors Leer Fiberglass and Sportsman

Leer Fiberglass and Sportsman tops. 250 units In stock. O'Brlants, Raleigh, N C 834 2774

036

Cycles For Sale

DIRT BIKES Good condition Re built motor, new tires, Bultaco 125, Kawasaki 90. 758 0304. _

KAWASAKI 550, 1981, 4 cylinder, 6 speed. 5800 miles. S1750 . 752 1628 after 5._

1977 HONDA XL75, very low mile age Call 753 4021

1980 HONDA 400. 5 speed, only 2300 miles, with accessories. Excellent condition. S1275 752 3619.

1981 YAMAHA 650 SPECIAL S 350 equity. Includes 2 Bellstar hel-ments, crash bar with foot pads, and with seat 5,100 miles. Call 756 6424 from 8 to 5 or 756 9325 after 5. _

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Trucks For Sale

CHEVROLET EL CAMINO 1980

Fully equipped, extra clean, white. Call Rex Smith Chevrolet, Ayden,

746 3141.

CHEVROLET S 10. 1982. Loaded, fiberglass camper shell. Excellent condition. S8900. 758 9132 after 6.

DATSUN, 1976, long bed, 4 camper top, steel radials. S2800. 752 1628 after 5. _

CX7DGE PICKUP, 1964. Runs good. Excellent for restoring. $600. Call 746 3103. _

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ATTENTION COUPLES! Like to meet others for fun and excitmenf? Write: Eastern Carolina Couples, P O Box 2004, Wilson, NC 27893.

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WE PAY CASH for diamonds. Floyd G Robinson Jewelers. 407 Evans Mall, Downtown Greenville.

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CARS $100! TRUCKS $751 Available at local government sales. Call (refundable) 1 312 931 JEEP Extension 1074 B for your directory on how to purchase. 24 hours

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024), extension 1504 tor your direc tory on how to purchase. 24 hours.

SELL YOUR CAR the National Autotinders Way! Authorized Dealer in Pitt County. Hastings Ford. Call 758 0)14.

Book W-15 at page 193 of the Pitt County Registry; and further being a part of the property conveyed by ""zabethH ~

deed from Elizabeth H. Buchanan et

al to S. Reynolds May, dated July 21, 1971, and recorded in Book E 40 at

ge 334 of the Pitt County Registry; ..........ical lotor

and further being the identical lot or parcel of land conveyed from S. Reynolds May, et al to Henry Jenn Ings and wife, Annie B. Jennings, by deed dated October 3, 1972, and recorded in the Pitt County Rwistry.

This property will be sold subject to all prior outstanding taxes, assessments, and encumbrances, if any.

The highest bidder required to deposit ten (10%) per cent of the first One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00) purchase price and five percent (5%) of the excess.

This sale remains open ten (10) full days tor confirmation.

This the 12th day of November, 1982. .

KENNETH G HITE,

Substitute Trustee November 25; December 2,1982 '

012

AMC

1979 PACER WAGON Automatic,

air, AM/FM tape, power steering

and brakes, electric windows ai locks, velour. Very clean. $2650, Call 756 5516 after 6.

013

Buick

CENTURY LIMITED 1981 4 door Loaded with equipment. Grant Buick, 756 1877._

ELECTRA LIMITED 1979 Black, red interior, local owner. Grant Buick, 756 1877._

REGAL LIMITED DIESEL 27.000 miles, like new. loaded. S819S. 756 5596.

1982 BUICK REGAL Sedan. 3200 miles. Must sell. Like new. 756 2341.

FORD CHATEAU 1978 van. Fully equippped and customized. $6500. 753 3^2 after 5 p.m__

FORD COURIER 1980 Automatic, air condition, IS.OOO miles, priced to sell. Call Rex Smith Chevrolet, Ayden, 746-3141._

JEEP CJ-5. 1982. Black with red

renegade stripes, chrome wheels, stereo. Excellent condition. Grant

Buick, 756 1877.

JEEP CJ5, 1974, $2100 Call 752 2788 nights, 758 6340 days

1966 CHEVY SHORTBED $1175 or best offer above. Call 756 7564.

051

Help Wanted

GOVERNMENT JOBS Immediate

openings overseas and domestic 26,000 to 50,000 plus 1 year.

1 (312) 920-9675extension f074 B

HOMEWORKERS WIrecratf pro

|er

duction. We train house dwellers For full details write: WIrecratf, P O Box 223, Norfolk. Va 23501

LINEMEN wanted for distribution line construction. Call 946-8164.

AAANAGMENT Large corporation looking for management potential Must start in sales. 60 hour week Some door to door Salary and beniflts. Conner Mobile Horr 756 0333. _

8AATURE MIDDLE AGED woman to help 2 elderly people. SlOO weekly

plus room and board Apply in person to Mary A Gurdanus, Rt. 2, Box 549, Wlfltervllle, NC 756 5480.

NEED REPRESENTATIVE to earn extra money part or full time selling. Small Investment. 756 0588 or 756 1168._

NEED 1 MAINTENANCE Engineer who Is familiar with solid state circuits. Must also have mechanical

aptitude as iob requires repairing plectro mechanical equipment

Conlact Chief Engineer at WNCT TV 756 3180 Equal Oppor tunity Employer

NEEDED ONE experienced GMC Datsun parts counter person. Contact Leslie Moore, Holt Oldsmoblle, Datsun. Greenville, NC 756 3115.

PARTTIME typist Accuracy

and se of Dictaphone a must. 7i words per minute minimum Send resume to Typist, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27834. _

POLICE; The Town of Scotland

Neck has opening for certified police officer. Goocfstarting salary.

good working conditions and excellent fringe benefits. Interview can be arranged by calling 826 4112 from 9 4 Monday through Friday. Applicants accepted through De cember 1st.

PROGRAMMER AND Program

Analyst needed for department store chain. Fee paid. SUK S24K

Must relocate 1 to 4 years pro ramming experience in IBM

Systems 38, Kf'O M ano 111 (.an Monday. Frank Robertson, 355 2020, Heritage Personnel Service

REGISTERED CLINICAL Dietitian needed in modern 151 bed hospital located on the Pamlico R;ver Excellent salary and fringe benefits. Send resume and salary history to; Mrs. Fray Thomas, Personnel Manager, 628 East 12th Street, Beaufort County Hospital, Washington, NC 27889

SECRETARY FOR established Greenville law firm. All Inquiries confidential. Send resume to Secre tary, P O Box 545, Greenville, N C

1973 CHEVROLET Vj ton. Custom 10, automatic V 8. 79,000 miles. $1295 firm. Call 756 0108. _

1978 SR5 Blue Longbed Toyota Excellent condition, like new radial

tires, AM/FM stero 8 track, 65.000 miles. S36S0. 524 4748

1982 FORD F150, 6 cylinder,

ver steering, i/FM stereo,

automatic, air, power steering, power brakes. AM/FM stereo, 11,000 miles, extra clean. $7250

Days 758 1809, nights 752 6712.

TEMPORARY POSITION: January October N C Humanities Commlftee seeks at large staff to work with diverse groups in pro gram development. Involves statewide travel. Graduate degree In humanities Salary $12.000 plus travel. Send resume and personal statement about role of humanities

in contemporary life to: Temi rary, PO Box 1967. Greenville, NC 27834

059

Work Wanted

ALL TYPES tree service. Trim ming, cutting, storm damage, cleanup, and removal Free estimates.jp Stancll, 752 6331.

040

Child Care

NEW BABYSITING SERVICE on Highway 33. Will keep Infants to toddlers Monday Friday. 1 week

free after first month Call 752 1783.

ORCHARD HILL

Responsible

teenager looking for babysitting jobs. 14 years old with good refer enees. Contact Maureen Boyd at

756 6817after4:30p.m.

WANTED RESPONSIBLE adult to care for infant in my home. Begin January 756 5397 _

046

PETS

AKC BLACK lab pups 5 weeks old Call 746 3664.__

AKC GOLDEN RETRIEVER

puppies. Ready to go November 28. 4 Males SISO, 1 Female S12S. Fully

vetted. 758 5018.

BULLDOG PUPPIES Pit $50 746 4432 or 746 6245.

EVINRUDE 9.9, excellent condi tion, fairly new. $450 . 752 3023 or 756 6955. _

EXPERT DOG obedience training 758 9469.__

FOR SALE: Superior AKC black Labs. Excellent Christmas gifts, gentle pets. 752 1711

FREE KITTENS 758 1314

051

Help Wanted

015

Chevrolet

CASH FOR your car. Barwick Auto Sales. 756 7765

IMPALA, 1978, only 51,000 miles. 2 door hardtop. Clean. S3000 or $500 and take up payments. 752-4332

MONTE CARLO 1978. Fully equipped. Black with vinyl top. Cail Rex Smith Chevrolet, Ayden, 746

01B

Ford

FORD, 1964, 2 door hardtop, S600 Call after 5, 752 7981

FORD FALCON, 1968, 6 cylinder, automatic transmission. AM/FM

cassette. Very good condition. $800 Call 753-5051

197S MUSTANG II Automatic, power steering, power brakes. Just been painted. S975. 756 3974

1979 MUSTANG 4 cylinder, 4 speed, AM/FM, air. Call 752 6847

1980 MUSTANG, 40,000, 4 cylinder straight, air, power steering, new radials. S4500 firm. Call 756 5123

1980 MUSTANG Air condition, AM/FM radio, 21,000 miles, 4 speed $3995. Call 752 6839._

021

Oldsmobile

CUTLASS 1973. 2 door,. Price

negotiable. 752-0149.

DELTA 88. 1976. 4 door, less than 56,000 miles. Extra nice, local owner. Grant Buick, 756-1877

OLDS 98 REGENCY 1980 . 4 door sedan. Like new. Call Leo Venters Motors, Ayden, 746-6171

OLDSAAOBILE TORONADO Diesel, 1980. Loaded. Extra clean. $7500. 756-8578.

1973 CUTLASS Oldsmobile, 4 door. Good running condition. $800. Call 746 2326.

1976 CUTLASS SALON, air, power steering, new tires. Extra clean. $2850, After 6 p.m., 758 6976 or 758 6042.

023

Pontiac

1973 PONTIAC stationwagon. Price negotiable. Call 756-8935.

1975 FORD GRANADA Silver with half vinyl maroon top and interior, 6 cylinder, automatic, power steering, brakes, and air conditioning. $1895. 753 4537 any time before 6.

827 2313 after 6.

1978 GRAND PR IX, excellent run ning condition, lots of extras. 72,000 miles. Call 756 2741.

1979 GRAND PRIX PONTIAC

Black with black vinyl top, wine interior. Tilt, power steering; windows, brakes, AM/FM sfero 8

track, with white lettered radials.

Exceptionally clean. $4795 . 753 4537 time befor

any time before 6. 827 2313 after 6.

024

Foreign

DATSUN 280 ZX 1982. White with red leather interior, t-top. Call after 6, 756 7865._

TOYOTA CORELLA 1971. 4 door, automatic. Price negotiable. 752-0149,

VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1970. Blue, local car. Grant Buick, 756 1877.

VOLVO, 1980, GLE Fully equlped. Leather seats, sun roof, curise, AM/FM stero cassette. $10,500. Days 756 3500, Nights 756 7871

1970 DATSUN 510, 4 door, automatic transmission, dependable trans-portation. $600. 746 ^33._

1970 VOLKSWAGEN Excellent mechanical condition. $1200 or best offer. 746-2140

1972 OPEL, automatic, 22 miles per ?750C fl*7M 59&*"*

1972 VOLKSWAGEN FASTBACK Call 752 2187._

1973 MG MIDGET, new transmission, brakes and front end. $1700. Call 758 2300 days

1975 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT Good condition. Low mileage. Call 752 5334.

1979 TOYOTA COROLLA 2 door, 4 Speed. AM/FM $3500.756 7587.

1981 TOYOTA COROLLA Station I, AM/FM, air con

Wagon. 5 speed. ........... ____

dition, cruise, $6495. Call 758 9760 after 6.

1981 VOLKSWAGEN JETTA, air, 5 speed, sunroof, Jensens. $7600 negotiable. 1 633 3005 after 6 pm.

ACCOUNTANT needed for tempo rary, employment. Send resume to Accountant, PO Box 1967, Greenville, NC 27834._

ANNE'S TEMPORARIES

Needs You!

General Office

Secretaries

Stenographers

Typists

All Data Processing

No Fees Call Today!

758-6610

ASSISTANT MAINTENANCE person wanted tor apartment com

plex, must have basic knowle^e of general maintenance work Heply to Maintenance. PO Box 1967,

Greenville, NC 27834.

AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON wanted. High income potential, excellent benefit package. Must be energetic and reside in Greenville area. Call for appointment. 756-8432

ALL TYPES OF MASONRY repair or build. 30 years experience. 756 2581. Free estimates_

BROWN'S PAINTING and Repairs, ^eciallze in trim work. Free Estimates. Bussiness 527 6041. Home 522 2363

CUSTOM FARM DITCH mowing Call 752 2480.

EXPERIENCED DRUMMER

looking to ioin full or part time, well estabirshed booked band Call 758

LEAVES RAKED Ask for Rosa Call 753 5970

NEED ODD JOBS done around the house? Call Heath the handy man at 747-3647 after 6 pm. We paint, hang wall paper, clean gutters, do yard work, household carpentry, wash windows and Winterize Mobile Homes.

NO JOB TOO SAAALL, remodelln carpenter and repair work, cabine id

an d countertops. painting and roofing. 752 1623

PAINTING, Interior and Exterior Free estimates References Work guaranteed, 11 years experience 756 6873 after 6 pm

PAINTING, WALLPAPERING and Home Repairs. Professional work done. Reasonable prices. Free Estimates. Serving Kinston and Greenville. Call Collect (919) 523 3845.

PLUMBING AND CARPENTRY

All type repairs and remodeling. :iallzi

specializing in bathroom repair State License #7037 P 746 2657, if no answer 752 4064.

REFINISHING SERVICE Will re finish antiques and other furniture. Call Plum Nelly Antiques 792-6086 or 792 6051.__

SANDING and finishing floors. Small carpenter jobs, counter fops. Jack Baker Floor Service. 756 2868 anytime,If no answer call back.

SHEETROCK WORK, Celling sg^yed. Plaster crack fixed. 7Sf

060

FOR SALE

CHEVROLET VAN, 1978, long bed, St

with air, low mileage. Call after 6 p.m. 752 3545._

061

Antiques

JOLE'S a. SCOTTS ANTIQUES

- - 01

064

Fuel, Wocxl, Coal

ALL TYPES OF firewood for sale J P Stancll, 752 6331.

CHIMNEY FIRES are dangerous! For thorough, professional sweep Ing, call Carolina Chimney Cleaners. 758-0174anytime.

FIRE WOOD tor sale. Call 756 4096.

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

$40 for pickup. Call

757-3568 or 758-5063

FIREWOOD for sale $45 a load 756 8578

FIREWOOD FOR SALE WIH ^

liver or can tie^j^ked up. 752-6208

or 752 4882 after!

065 Farm Equipment

CUSTOM FARM DITCH mowing. Call 752 2480

FOR SALE: 2 power Bulk Barns, gas fired, 126 racks. 135 Massey "^erguson Diesel tractor and

equipment. Selling for health pro

VUUIUIM17IM .w. --- -----

blems Call 746 3795 after 5 p m.

HEAT BULBS 250 watt clear lens, $16.95 per case for 10 or more. Heat shades with 6' cord, 12 per case. $52.95, 8' cord, 6 per case, $31_95. A^i Supply, Greenville, NC, 752-

2 ROANOKE BULK BARNS

condition. S10,000 .or both. 756 35^5,

067 Garage Yard Sale

GARAGE SALE First Ever! Saturday, 8 a.m.. Highway 43, 2 miles past Bells Fork on right.

furniture,

housewares, TV, Christmas decora

tions and gift Items. 102 Camellia Lane near Aycock Junior High School Saturday, Nov. 26, 8 to 12.

AMOVING SALE Friday I p.m., also Saturday morning. Two sofas, 3

chairs, dinette suit, refrigerator, miscellaneous. 758 0745, 215 Leon Drive. ___

OPEN AGAIN

Raynor Forbes & Clark Flea Market across from Moose Lodge All spaces Inside. Saturday, 7 to I.

SALESMAN SAMPLE Yard Sale Housewares, Saturday 8 to 1 102

Nichols Drive, Eastwood Sub

division _

YARD AND CRAFT SALE Christmas crafts, yard sale Items, antiques. Stokes Activity Center, Stokes, NC Friday i to 5 and Saturday 9 until.

YARD SALE Remington 12 gauge pump, 5X7 utility trailer, bicycle carrier, 6 toot metal fence post,

boys clothing, age 3 to 5, mens clothing, childrens toys, miscella neous items. Phone 355-6314 for

information, or come to 204 Singletree Drive Saturday 9 til 3.

15 YEARS accumulation: Modern age sewing machine, antique oak swivel desk chair 1966 and 1969

VolkswaLT Saturday. November 27, 8 12 106 Lamont Road,

Pinewood Forest, near TV station Cancelled it rains. _

9 ACRES of Flea Market Space Cor

Wednesday through Sunday Come

on out and display your yard sale irm prooui

items and farm produce on our lot Open 7 a m to 6 p m. Wednesday thru Saturday Oj>en Sunday 8 to 6 Poormans Flea Market, 264 East of Greenville, Pactolus Highway. phone 752-1400._

072

Livestock

HORSEBACK RIDING Jarman Stables, 752 5237

OLD FORT MILLING COMPANY, Fort Barnwell, North Carolina 919 523 7421. Complete line of Carnation Feed for all animals

Custom grinding and mixing to specific

customer specification Open 8 a m.-5 p m. Monday Friday. a m noon on Saturday_

074

Miscellaneous

ALL PARTS FOR 1972 Ford LTD stationwagon. See at 67 Edgewood Trailer Park.

ATARI 400 HOME COMPUTER with cassette recorder and BASIC Programming Kit $400. O'Brien

competitor water ski. $110. Call

npetl

3414

BABY CRIB One year old Call 756 2150 days. 756 7661 nights. Ask tor Joan

BEAUTIFUL DIAAAONO Pendant

$500 16' Hobie Cat, $2000 Call 5 to 10 p m ., 752 0979._

TO PLACE YOUR Classified Ad. just call 752-6166 and let a friendly Ad Visor help you word your Ad

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

ROOFING

STORM WINDOWS DOORS & AWNINGS

RemodelingRoorr' Additions

C.L. Lupton, Co.

1312 Olckinson Avenue, Greenville, NC Open Monday Friday. 7* 3276. Good selection of furniture

AUTOMOTIVE SALESPERSON If

you are an aggressive Individual with the desire to earn $25,000 plus

per year, then this could be an excellent opportunity Ti

, benefits

and bonuses. Joe Pecheles Volkswagen, Inc. 756 1135

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Full time LPN for 11-7 shift to work with geriatric patients at Greenville

Villa IQursing ?tome. Contact Edna Lullen. DON 758 4121

AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY Part-time RN and LPN positions at Greenville Villa Nursing Home for 3-11 and 11-7 shifts. Contact Edna Lullen, D O N 758 4121.

BRODY'S DOWNTOWN has per manent evening for sales lady for fashion aepartment. Pleasant coworkers. aAusI be neat and depen dable. Good salary. See Mrs. Bailey, Brody's Downtown

CLERK TYPIST Position available tor attractive, outgoing person with efficient clerical skills. Minimum

typing speed 55-60 words per minufe. Must.......

be able to file, answer

phones, and handle people. Minimum bookkeeping skills. Send resume to 103 Trade Street, Greenville or call for an appolnt-ment 756-3175.

COPIERTECHNICIAN

Fastest growing copier company In eastern North Carolina needs local

copier technician. Knowledge of y. Great

basic electronics mandatory. opportunity. For appointment call:

Creech & Jones Business AAachines, Inc.

Greenville, N C

-?i*317S

DAY CARE CENTER now accept mg application for Toddler Teacher and Substitutes. Apply in person

November 29 December 3 at t026 Red Banks Road. No phone call please!

EARN EXTRAMONEY . FORCHRISTAAAS

Sell Avon. Earn good S$$. Set your own hours.

Call 752-7006

EXPERIENCED WAITRESS needed for lunch hours. 11:30-3. 752 9727.

FULL OR part time help needed in restaurant. Waltressing experience required. No phone calls. Apply A^nday-Friday 3 to 5, Szechuan Gardens, 100 East Tenth Street

full TIME INSTRUCTOR,

Medical Laboratory Technology Program Baccalaureate degree In medical technology and MT'ASCP)

technology cm ,

Certification with major interests In

clinical Chemistry and Hemotoloay required; master's degree Tn

Chemistry preferred. Three years

laboratory experience required.

urrlculum

Ability to assist in currls.wiwM development, lecturing and tabora tpry instruction, and clinical rota tion supervision desired. Closing date December 15, 1982. Send re sumes and references to Steve Valand, Chairperson, Allied Health Division, Beaufort County Community College. PO Box 1069, Washington, NC 27889, An Equal Opportunity Employer._

JOB VACANCY: Nursing Faculty:

^ ------ ' ible

FuM-tlme faculty position avalla beginning January 4, 1983. B S N required, MSN preferred. Three years clinical experience in Pedlat-rics/Med-Surg required. Teaching experience in nursing preferred. Closing date December 15, 1982. Send resume to Steve B Valand. Chairman, Allied Health Division,

Beaufort County Community Col ' , PO Box 1069, Washington, NC

____(919) 946-6194, extension 207.

An Equal Opportunity Employer.

NORTH CAROLINA'S FINEST The WINSTON SALEM ANTIQUE EXTRAVAGANZA! Nov 26, 10

a.m 9 p.m.; Nov. 27, 10 a.m. 7 p.m , Nov. 28, noon 6 p.m.. Memo rial Coliseum. Over 150 Quality dealersdisplay^ingANTIQUES AND OLD COLLECTIBLES ONLY! $2.00admission $1.50 with this ad. COME SPEND THE HOLIDAYS WITH USI

THE ANTIQUE MARKET of Kinston now open for business. New loads arriving weekly We have beautiful walnut, cherry and oak furniture, brass beds, glassware and collectibles. Open 10 6 dally, 1-6

Sundays. Located on Highway 70 West, Kinston, N C Phone !

527

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

CHIMNEY SWEEPING

WOOD STOVE MAINTENANCE All Types Of Heaters

TAR ROAD ENTERPRISES

SPECIAL Executive Desks

60"*30" beautiful walnut finish , Ideal for home ^ or office

Reg. Price Special Price

$259.00 S'] 7000

TAFF OFFICE

EQUIPMENT

SSOS.EvansSt. 752-2175

CRAFTED SERVICES

Quality lumtture RefMahlng and repalra. Superior caning lor all typo chaira, largor aoloetlon ol custom pleturo Iramkig, survoy takoa-eny longih, aN typoa ol

paHots, hand<raftod ropo mocka, aalactad In

ramad

roproduellona.

Eastern Carolina Vocational Center

Industrial Park, Hwy. 13 7SM1M A.M.-4:3IP.M.

QroonvWt, N.C.

NEW PITT COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS FLEA MARKET

Open Every Saturday & Sunday, 8 AM to 5 PM Country Music by PETE OGLESBY AND CHEROKEE featuring Chris Hill. 8 years old, on the fiddle SUNDAY, NOV. 281 TO 5 PM Call Bill Fairgrounds

748-3541 746-3550 758-6916

PORTABLE SIGNS FOR RENT

Rates As Low As ISO Per Month

H&HSIGN RENTALS

752-5170

Fencing

Best Price In Town

Free Estimates 758-5937 Seegars Fence Co.

074

Miscellaneous

BELGIUM MADE Browning 30-06 ride with scope and solid leather shoulder strap. Used only two weeks and in excellent condition ralt 756 8266

black BART Apache and Craft Stove woodheaters. Guaranteed

Towest prices. Hardy's Appliance, snow Hill and Kinston, 747-5071 or

S23 8477.

BRUNSWICK SLATE POOL Tables. Cash discounts. Delivery ;nri installation. 919 763 9734

CALL CHARLES TICE, 758 3013, for small loads ot sand, topsoil and ttone. Also driveway work

carpet remnants and roll balances. Bring your measure ments to Larry s Carpetland, 3010 Past 10th Street.

clean carpet lasts longer Rent a Steamex: It cleans better Call

Larry's Ca^tland, 3010 E 10th

Street, 758 :

clearance sale on all in stock area rugs Save 15% 20% through November at Larry's Carpetland, 3010 East 10th Street

CUSTOM BUILT handrails, grills, gates, spiral stairways, interior, exterior, residential, commercial

Metal Specialties, 758 4574, 1210

rd Road._

Mumfore

energy DOLLARS 2 new coal/wood stoves, Shenadoa. Warm

mornings Used 50 gallon oil hot water heater Used Solar System

758 0304.

FOR SALE: Bedroom set Very good condition. 2 twin beds; box springs, mattresses, floral quilted bedspreads Dresser, attached mirror. Night stand. $350. 756 6885.

for SALE: 2 free standinc

woodstoves,. $150 and $100 756 6501 after 7 p.m., please._

fresh INDIAN RIVER FRUIT: Naval oranges, pink grapefruit. 758 2459or7M 5717.

give your HOUSE a Christmas gift. Special prices on in stock wallpaper this week at Larry's Carpetland, XIOEast 10th Street

GRANDOPENINGSALE

Save up tp '3 and more on first quality bedding and waterbedS at FACTORY MATTRESS AND WATERBED OUTLET'S grand

ipening sale 730 Greenville Blvd. lext toPitt Plata. 355 2626

GREENVILLE ATHLETIC CLUB membership, save 40% on tndlvidu

al or couple membership. Call Jeff -.12 -

at 752 5512 weeknights 6 p.m to 10 m. Leave name and number

HAULING Mortar sand, top soil, field sand, and rock. 756 5247

HEAVY DUTY washer and dryer Excellent condition 756 7J84._

KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER with rug cleaner $75 or best offer Call 752 8514. _

large iron safe 5'X3' Com blnatlon lock. Excellent condition Make offer. 746 3746

MEN'S 3 SPEED bike, HO scale trains, child's John Deere tractor

with trailer. 746 3071._______

ONE PAIR JVC SK30 speakers; brand new Call Jerry at 758 1 365 or 758 3834_ _

POOL TABLE, 8 ', automatic ball return. Yamaha 175 dirt bike Call 756 382L__

POOL TABLE, slate top Com mercial q 355 2899 at(

mercial quality Good condition itter 6.

REAL STEALS Come to where the bargains are. Antiques, used furniture, appliances, and lOO's of used odds and ends W L Dunp 8, Sons Antique Barn 8, Swap Strop, PInetops, NC 27864____

RECORD PLAYER, double bed, floor lamp, Mobecane moped with windshield and basket, white pro vinclal single bed 758 6504_

SEARS PORTABLE dishwasher with butcher top. Can be converted to built In. Used very little. $100 Call 355 2796._

SHAMPOO FOR FALL! Rent shennpooers and vacuums at Rental Tool Company

SHOP AND SAVE at Furniture World. Quality Furniture at ever day discount prices We offer $1000 00 instant credit to qualified customers and no finance charges lor one full year on select purchases. Furniture World, 2808 E Toth 757 0451.

SLEEPER, new mattress, like new, $350 value. $75 or best offer. Roller skates, like fww. $20 752 4332

SONY VIDEO cassette recorder has remote control feature, 3 day re cording. Perfect condition Paid 11100, will take $499 or best offer Days 756 9371, nights 756-7887.

STRAHAN WALLPAPER, 30% off through Dcember 31. Andalusia Interiors. Now open Saturdays 10 til

THREE PIECE den suite, recliner, sofa and chair. $275 Call after 5

pna..

ALL PAPER In stock, famous n<

fd names, all 1st quality, pre ted, vinyl coated. Large selec lon'startlno at $5.95 per single roll t Lirrv's Carpetland, 3010 E lOth

KANTED furnished home to rent r January and February. Our Torejits to vtslt from Ohio Prefer Lyruklale, Club Pines or Lakewood Pfhes. 3^2156. _

: 'NOW HAVE GOOD used'ChaIn yys In stock. 758 4578 Open Satur V until 12

WEDDING GOWN, site sma petite. Call 758 5488 or 758 8241 WOOD STOVE Fisher insert Used 1 seasononly Call 756 1575 after 6

3 PIECE bedroom suite. Bassett

Gherrywood dresser, chest of draw ers, headboard Excellent condl

tion. $500 or best offer. 752 3229 after 5, ask for Barbara

3M "VQC" III copier $495 Call Eob at 752 7111

4X8 UTILITY TRAILER, saddle

springs, quarter inch steel con-strucfion, 2' side walls, 6 ply tires $350) 756 2816 nights, 756 7978 days

52 GALLON ELECTRIC Hot water heater with blanket Excellent condition $55. 746 6800_

WANTED TO BUY house to be mov ed. Call 756 9763

"075* Mobile Homes For Sale

, 48X24, shingle roof, masonite sid , Ing, built-in microwave oven, dish , washer Only $232.05 month. Azalea Mobile Homes, call Tommy Williams, 756 7815.___

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

Solar Domestic HOT WATER SOLAR SHOP

2725 E. 10th St. 758-6131

075 Mobile Homes For Sale

BRAND NEW DOU8LEWIDE 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

$17,495

Delivery and set up Included. VA, FHA and cpnventional financing. Mobile Home Brokers, 630 West Greenville Boulevard, 756 0191.

EXTRA CLEAN 12x65, 3 bedroom, 1'2 bath, low payments. Tri County Homes, 756-0131.

FOR SALE mobile home in excellent condition. Built-in extended den, 3 bedrooms, IVa baths, fully carpeted with drapes. Refrigerator and washer. Added on front porch, 10x10 sunroom, 16x16 bedroom, all moveable $10.000 firm. Call 798 0751 nights._

NEED A hideaway? Here's your chance. 2 bedrooms, 10x50, com

pletely furnished' and all ap^li

anees. Just assume loan |iOurs. Call 756 9522, 8 11 p.m., ask or Barry

REPO, 70x14, 3 bedrooms, 1'3

baths, clean. Only $495 down Call J T Williams, 756 7815, Azalea Mobile Homes. _

REPOSED 1983 RIVERVIEW 2

bedroom, 14 wide. $495 and assume payment of $154.47. Call 752 6068.

STOP THROWING your money

away! Own your own home for only ft........

$134.90 monfh from Azalea Mobile Homes Call Lin Kilpatrick, 756 7815. _

USED 55X10 2 bedroom $1900 Good condition, Conner Mobile Homes. 756 0333. , _-

12X60, 3 bedrooms, furnished

Highland Trailer Park, $5500 Call 758 4476 _

1968 12 X 50 Commodore, good condition, partially furnished. Call 756 8611. _

1976 FLEETWCXJD, 3 bedrooms, 1'3 baths. 524 3194 after 6._

1979 OAKWOOD Generation II 14x65, 3 bedroom, 1'/2 bath, GE heat pump with central air, delivered and set up within 100 miles. Fully furnished with frost free refrigera tor, deluxe range and storm win dows Extra insulation Must sell, let's make a deal. Oakwood Mobile Homes, 756 5434. _

1981, 14x70, 3 bedroom, 2 bath,

washer, dryer, deluxe features. Payments less than rent Tri County Homes. 756 0131

2 BEDROOM, 1980 repo Like new, washer, dryer, central air. Tri County Homes, 756 0131._

076 Mobile Home Insurance

HONDO II guitar. Paul effects Best offer. 746 6roi, _

MOBILE HOMEOWNER Insurance at competitive rates. Smith Insur anceand Realty, 752 2754.__

077 Musical Instruments

DRUM SET, Ludwig Bass, snare, floor tom torn, 6 mounted tom toms, hi hat, throne. New Zildian hi hat Zimbles, New Zildian ride ZImble. Drums are transparent blue Vis tllite. Call Jeff at 752 551 2 weeknights 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. Leave name and number._

FARFISA DELUXE Compact Or an with bass keys pno foot pedals.

-all 825 0971 after 5,

WANTED LATE model piano Call 756 6442 after 6 p.m.

string gultai jood, nice case, $135 Ampli tier. Music Man RP112, 100 watts RMS, great for rock guitar. $200. Home 752 8619, work 757 45Q2 after 3 p.m , ask for Mark,_

078

Sporting Goods

HATTERAS CANVAS PRODUCTS All types canvas and cushion repairs Specializing in marine pro ducts. 758 0641 1104 Clark Street

NEW OVER UNDER 12 gauge Fiat 26 inch vent rib. single trigger. $400 Case 16 gauge 48 2 3/4, 1 1/8 shells $100. 758 104f__

082 LOST AND FOUND

LOST: Men's tan suede jacket. In front of Winn Dixie on 264 Bypass. Reward 752 5317 after 5

Top quality, fuel-economical cars can be found at low prices in Classified

093

OPPORTUNITY

JST OR BUY your business with J Harris 8, Co., Inc. Financial &

Marketing Consultants. Serving the Southeastern United States Greenville, N C 757 0001, nights 753 4015 __

095

PROFESSIONAL

CHIMNEY SWEEP GId Holloman North Carolina's original chimney sweep 25 years experience working on chimneys and fireplaces Can day or night, 753 3503, Farmvllle.

TYPING; bookkeeping at home Call 756 6706after 6p m.

preferred

100

REAL ESTATE

102 Commercial Property

TWO COAAMERCIAL buildings for sale Call 758 1131 before 5 or 756 1463 after 6._

WILL LEASE or sale 21,000 square foot building located at the corner ot Cotanche and 14th Street. Lot Is 110' X 365' Zoned commercial. Multi uses possible. 752 1020.__

106

Farms For Sale

FARM 5 miles east of Ayden. Tobacco allotment, 55'3 acres cleared, 34.9 cut over woodsland

Tiled, good road frontage, excellent

location. Call Moseley Marcus Re alty at 746-2166 for full details.

37 ACRES with 21 cleared and 2 acres of tobacco. Located near Stokes For more information con tact Aldridge & Southerland, 756 3500; nights Don Southerland, 756-5260. _ _

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WE INSTALL ALUMINUM AND VINYLSIDING

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton, Co.

752 6Ilh

SEBVICEIllNMtEflSPEtMlS

David Harris Service Manager Weat End Storg

Buddy Guthrie Service Manager Dickineon Ave. Store

ENGINE

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West End Shopping Center Phone 756-9371 Open 8:00-6:00 Mon-Fri Sat. 8:00 to 1:00

729 Dickinson Avenue Phone 752-4417 Open 8:00-6:00 Mon-Fri Sat. 8:00 to1:pO

iThe Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Thursday. November 25,1982- 39

106

Farms For Sale

13 ACRES all cleared with 2< 3 acres tobacco allotment, 8 miles North of Greenville. Aldridge & Southerland Realty, 756 3500, nights Don Southerland, 756 5260._

109

Houses For Sale

BY OWNER 1500 square feet, 3 bedrooms, living/dining room with fireplace, large den, fully carpeted, freshly painted, central air.

IIC9lll|r

carport, deck and workshop. Elmhurst. $51,500. 12% financing available with only $4000 down. 756 1062 after 6. No Realtors._

BY OWNER 3 bedroom house, 1 bath, storage room, central air and heat pump. Natural wood exterior. Rear wood deck. Sliding patio

doors. Located on Singletree Drive R

$50,000. Assumable FHA 235 loan

with $12,000 down. 355 6314._

CHERRY OAKS By oyyner Must see to appreciate. 2000 square feet. Lots ot extras. 756 9318 or 756 2542.

CHERRY OAKS Possible financing at 11.7% or 11% on this spacious ranch. Call tor details. Four bedrooms. 2'3 baths, foyer, living room, formal dining room, family room with fireplace. Double garage. $92,500 Duftus Realty Inc., 756 5395 _

FOR SALE by owner, well built 3 bedroom brick ranch. 2200 square feet Formal areas, family room, eat in kitchen, large recreation

room, large wooded lot, great - ifk to

location in Forest Hills. Wal Elmhurst, Rose High, ECU, Pitt Plaza. $85,000 Possible loan assumption. 1805 Rosewood Drive Shown by appointment. 756 5219

IMMACULATE 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick home In excellent neighborhood. Hardwood floors

throughout with some wall to wall

iti

h._ ....

system Roof, one year old. Ask us about our low utility bills. Oversized

carpeting Custom made draperies New heating and air conditioning 3f,

lot with cement dog kennel. A home 'Ou'll love at a price you can afford 57,000 Call 756 6354 or 923 7381

LISTING IN FARMVILLE by

owner. 3 bedrooms, I'/s bath.

carpeted, large spacious rooms, large backyard. 753 4267 or 756 2750

MEADOWBROOK Four bedroom Very nice. $33.000. Make an offer Speight Realty, 756 3220, nights 758 7741. _

MEADOWBROOK Two bedrooms. Large corner lot. Well kept. Good loan assumption. $28.500. Speight Realty. 756 3220; nights 758 7741

THE AFFORDABLE ALTERNATIVE to renting; Shared Equity Financing Program Features a downpayment ot less

than $1500. no closing cost , and MONTHLY PAYMENTS LESS

THAN $300. We have 3 Townhome and Condominium Communities to choose from. Call Moore and Sauter at 758 6050 for details._

UNLEASE YOURSELF with Moore and Sauters Shared Equity Financing Program, the affordable alternative! Why rent, when you can own part ot the Townhouse for the same or less monthly payments? You have 3 Condominium Communities to choose from. Your

only expense Is the 5% downpay ment. No closing cost! No discount

ints! Sound good? Call Moore and at 758 6050 WHY RENT?

points!

Sauter

VILLAGE GROVE Two bedrooms. Large corner lot. Good loan assumption. Speight Realty, 756 3220, nights 758 7741_

WHY RENT? When you can own part of the Townhouse tor the same

or less monthly payment. That's right! Less than $300 a month for

the 2 bedroom units. You may choose from 3 Townhouse Com munities. Your only expense will be the 5% downpayment. No closing cost! And. no discount points! This unique financing opportunity was made available by Moore and Sauter at 758 6050.

6 ROOM house and lot tor sale by owner. Approximately 4 miles from Burroughs Wellcome, one mile off Greenville Bethel Highway Call 752 6267 Good Buy!_

111 Investment Properly

BRICK DUPLEX, 1 year old By ner Excellent location. $63,000

NEW DUPLEX Yearly rental of $6600 with assumable loan

Excellent tax shelter $61,000. Aldridge & Southerland. 756 3500. TWO DUPLEXES, excellent buys 100% rented Good locations. Some owner financing available Mid Eastern Realty. 757 3540_

113

Land For Sale

ACREAGE

32 acres. $6^000. Outside city on Ram Horn Road Owner will fl down, 10% Annual

Percentage Rate on balance up to 10 years. Call Jeannette Cox at

Jeannette Cox Agency, Inc.

756 1322 or 754-2521

26 ACRES LAND Wooded. 6 miles east of Ayden on Highway 102 Moseley AAarcus Realty. 746-2166.

115

Lots For Sale

BAYWOOD, TWO ACRE lot FI nancinq available. Call 756 7711. BELVOIR HIGHWAY Acre lot Good for mobile home. Excellent neighborhood. Speight Realty. 756 3220, nights 758 7741 _

BETHEL HIGHWAY Acre lot with well and septic tank $7900. Speight Realty 756 3220, night 758 7741

HIGH CHOICE LOT on Number 3

Fairway _at Washington Yacht and

Country Club, Washington, NC Call R E Sandy, 946 2987

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FURNITURE STRIPPING

Equipment Formerly of Dip 'N Strip

Paint And Varnished Pemoved From Wood Or Melal

TAR ROAD ENTERPRISES

756-9123

115

Lots For Sale

MOBILE HOME LOT City water. $2600. Owner financing. Speight Realty, 756 3220. nights 7S 7741.

RESIDENTIAL LOTS for sale, 3/4

acre, 1'/j acre and 2 acres one tjile from Sunshine Garden Center. Call 752 3318 or 756 5|?L_

7 ACRES CLEARED 2 miles west of Avden. Low 20's. 746 2348 after 5

120

RENTALS

LOTS FOR RENT Also 2 and^3 bedroom mobile homes. Security deposits required, rro pets. Call

deposits required, no

758^^4413 between 8 and 5_

NEED STORAGE? We have any size to meet your storage need. Call Arlington Self Storage, Open Mon day Friday 9 5. Call 756 9933

121 Apartments For Rent

AZALEA GARDENS

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 free 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

Cherry Court

Spacious 2 bedroom townhouses with I'/j baths. Also 1 bedroom apartments Carpet, dishwashers.

auai IMiciii'-01 K'''' r'

compactors, patio, free cable Tv. washer dryer hook ups, laundry room, sauna, tennis court, club house and pool. 752-1557

DUPLEX, almost new, quiet loca tion. $300 per month. Century 21 B Forbes Agency, 756 2121.

DUPLEX, 2 bedroom, IVj bath, heat pump, carpeted. $275 per Cairafter4, 756 3563.

EASTBROOK AND VILLAGE GREEN APARTMENTS

327 one, two and three bedroom

?iarden and townhouse apartments, eaturing Cable TV, modern appli anees, central heat and air conditioning, clean laundry facilities, three swimming pools.

Office - 204 Eastbrook Drive

752-5100

ENERGY EFFICIENCY 2 bedroom Townhouse in wooded area. Available December 20 $285. 756 6295 _

FOR RENT nice large 2 bedroom downstairs apartment, 707A East 4th Street. $:;^ monthly. No pets.

758 3191, 8 5

FOREST ^AANOR AND Forest Acre Apartments. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. Carpeted, convenient to college, water furnished. Call 757 6824, 8 to 5, ask for Gall. After 5:30,756 5577 ____

KINGS ROW APARTMENTS

One and two bedroom garden apartments. Carpeted, range, re frigerator, dishwasher, disposal and cable TV Conveniently located

121

Apartments For Rent

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 Greenville Country Club. 756-6869

NEW TOWNHOUSE Located near ECU 2 bedrooms, I'/i baths.

washer/dryer hookups, heat pump. Call Blount Ball Realty,

$300

756 3000 or 752 1646

OAKMONTSQUARE APARTMENTS

Two'bedroom townhouse apart ments 1212 Redbanks Road Dish washer, refrigerator, range, dis posal 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 lor rent Contact J T or Tommy Williams, 756 7815.

ONE BE DR9OM Ener^y Efticient

apartment: 756 0025 or 756 5389 __

ONE BEDROOM furnished efii ciency apartment. 2'/z blocks from university. Available December 1. $175 a month. 752 5169.

ONE 1 and One 3 bedroom apart ment One 2 bedroom trailer Phone

STRATFORD ARMS APARTMENTS

The Happy Place To Live CABLE TV

121 Apartments For Rent

1 BEDROOM apartments tor rent on Paris Avenue. Unfurnished. Call Mr. Brown at 752 7111 _

t YEAR OLD DUPLEX Extremely nice, 2 bedrooms, 2 bath, IVz miles from hospital. $290. Call Blount S, Ball Realfy, 756-3000or 752 1646._

122 Business Rentals

FOR RENT 12 stall auto shop (wHI modify). 120 Ficklen Street Call Jack Edwards at 758 2616 or 756

5024.

127

Houses For Rent

COUNTRY LIVING House for rent In Simpson, Three bedroom, 2

baths, 00 8 acres Large deck $365 per month. Call 756 7711 through Friday, 9 to5.

Monday

FOR RENT 2 bedroom farm house 8 miles out 00 Highway 43 south No appliances. $21(1 a >

746-2291 aHer5:30

month. Call

FURNISHED HOUSE 3 bedroom, Florida room, fenced In backyard.

large storage shed College students wercomed.Call 752 5373

HOUSE FOR RENT Older home redone Inside, 3 bedrooms, family room with fireplace, large yard, $175. In Bethel Call after 5 p.m., 355 6023 ^_

HOUSES AND apartments, town and country Call 746 3284 or 524 3180

OWN, DON'T RENT 1979 2 bedroom home in excellent condi tion with brand new furniture Trt County Homes, 756-0131

Office hours lOa m. toSp 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, ^ool, club

house, playground. Near I

Our Reputation Says It All "A Community Complex."

1401 Willpw Street Office Corner Elm & Willow

752-4225

THREE ROOM furnished apart

ment with private bath and - fi

entrance. Prefer married counpe without children 413 W 4th St

TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX, 4'/j miles west of new hospital. Avalla ble December 1. 756 8996 or 756 5780

WEDGE WOOD ARMS

2 bedroom, I'/j bath townhouses. Excellent location. Carrier heat

pumps. Whirlpool kitchen, )Kups,

washer/dryer hookups, pool, tennis court.

756-0987

WHY PAY RENT? 3 bedroom repo Payments under $140. Tri County Homes, 756:0131.

1 AND 2 bedroom apartments for rent. Available December 1. See Smith Insurance 8. Realty. 752 2754.

2 BEDROOM APARTMENT

Kitchen appliances, washer and dryer hook ups, I'.'j baths. $280. 758 3311.

to shopping center and schools ated lUst

Located |ust off 10th Street

Call 752-3519

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), Jishwash

er, washer/dryer hook ups, cab)e TV,wall-to wall carpet, thermopane windows, extra insulation

Office Open 9-5 Weekdays

9 5 Saturday 1 5 Sunday

Merry Lane Oft Arlington Blvd. 756-5067

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

TIRES

NEW. USED, and RECAPS

Unbeatable Prices and Quality

QUALITY TIRE SERVICE 752-7177

2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSE I'/j

baths, carpet, energy efficient heat trie

pump, range, refrigerator, dish washer hook-ups. $295. 756-7480

CLASSIFIED DISPLAY

WE REPAIR SCREENS & DOORS

RemodelingRoom Additions.

C.L. Lupton Co.

2 BEDROOM, 1 bath house on Warren Street Married couple Lease and deposit required Available December 1. $295 per month 756 9070 after 5 or 758 3421.

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WHY PAY RENT

USED HOME

M28,

per mo.

CONNOR MOBILE HOMES

7S64I333

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THE SHOE OUTLET

DISCOUNT PRICES

WORK SHOES WESTERN BOOTS SAFETY SHOES

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^ VALUE PRICED USED CARS

1980 Plymouth Horizon TC-3 M795.00

1980 Volkswagen T ruck ^4495.00

1979 Pontiac Sunbird M195.00

1979 Volkswagen Rabbit 2door ^4495.00

1979 Ford Fairmont 2door ^2695.00

1979 Chevrolet Malibu Classic M995.00

1979 Volkswagen Convertible ^7995.00

1978 Datsun F-10 Wagon ^2295.00

1978 Volkswagen Scirocco ^4195.00

1978 Olds Cutlass Wagon M995.00

1977 Dodge Aspen SE 4door ^2995.00

1977 Buick Skylark ^3295.00

1977 Volkswagen Rabbit 2door ^3795.00

1977 Chevrolet Caprice Classic ^3495.00

1976 Chevrolet Vega ^1995.00

1975 MGB Midget Convertible .......^2995.00

1981 Yamaha 750 Seca Motorcycle Make Offer

loe Pecheles Volkswagen, Inc.

Gtesnville Blvd. /5b-1135

Serving Greenville To The Coast For 18 Years

127

Houses For Renf

2 BEDRCX3M country apartment, ll miles south ot Greenville on

Highway 43 Call 524 5507.

3 BEDROOM ranch style home Carport, storage, quiet subaivision Cali 757 0001 or nights 753 4015. 756 9006

133 Mobile Homes For Rent

135 Office Space For Rent

MODERN, attractive office space for lease Approximately 1500 square teet Located 2007 Evans Street beside Moseley Brothers Call 756 3374

OFFICES FOR LEASE Contact J T or Tommy Williams. 756 7815

BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD 1979, 14x60, 2 bedroom, Tz bath with washer, dryer, and central air Low

SINGLE OFFICES or suites, with utilities and janitorial Chapin Little building. 3106 S Memorial Drive Call 756 7799__

downpayment and assume pay ments less than rent Tri County

Homes, 756 0131

MOBILE HOME tor rent, 12x65. central heat and air, washer/dryer.

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 __

on private lot, no pets Deposit ..... 756 4 -

reouired. 756 5987 or :

NICE FURNISHED mobile home located near Grifton No pets Security deposit required. 524 5428

;300 SQUARE FEET two room office ! and 440 square teet three room office, Joyner Lanier Building. 219 N Cotanche Street Parking available Call Jim Lanier, 752 5505

NICE QUITE HOME for nice quite

per^ns.^ Pa_rri| furnished carpet.

washer. 756 2671 or 758 1543____

2 AND 3 BEDROOMS Central heat Good location Lease No pets! 1 lot space $45 752 3286, nights 825 5391

2 BEDROOM Mobile Home for rent Call 756 4687

2 BEDROOMS -Furnished, air, good location No pets No Chilcfren 758 4857

2 BEDROOM trailer, deposit re quired 752 1623

2 BEDROOMS furnished with washer. $.160 month. 756 1900

135 Office Space For Renf

LOOKING FOR OFFICE or com mercial space? Give us a call and let us help you find suitable space for your needs Grier Rental Agency, 752 5700____

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142

Roommate Wanted

FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to share house $125 and share utilities. Call 756 7247._

SHARE 2 bedroom trailer, $170 a month. Includes everything but food After 5p.m , 752 9534

2 FEMALE R<XAAMATES wanted,

3 bedroom apartment. $185 756 4497

144

Wanted To Buy

I WOULD like to buy mobile home wheels and axials 752 1379. _

OLD DOLLS ot any description Call 746 3284 _

WANT TO BUY LOT for Mobile Home I acre or more Preferably in Wmterville School District 757 1898 until 3 Alter 3, 756 8764._

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OKCORmiL

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NOW

1982 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup................

.'8995.00

58295.00

1982 Dodge D-50 4X4 .....................

'8295.00

57895.00

1982 Chevrolet S-10 Tahoe Pickup..........

. '7995.00

57695.00

1982 Chevrolet Silverado Short Bed - Loaded...

.'9695.00

59395.00

1982 Datsun Diesel Pickup.................

.'8295.00

57795.00

1982 Datsun King Cab Diesel..............

. '7695.00

57395.00

1981 Chevrolet Citation Sunroof.........

.'7495.00

56895.00

1981 Chevrolet Silverado 4X4.............

.'9895.00

59595.00

1981 Olds Cutlass Supreme................

'8295.00

57795.00

1981 Chevrolet Silverado Pickup..........

.'7995.00

57595.00

1981 Pontiac Trans AM.................

.'9695.00

59395.00

1981 Chevrolet Citation........ ..........

.'6995.00

56695.00

1981 Datsun 310 GX - 2 door...............

'5495.00

55195.00

1981 Ford Pickup With camper shell......

'8295.00

57895.00

1981 Chevrolet LUV Pickup ......... .....

'5995.00

55495.00

1981 Chevrolet Monte Carlo...............

'7495.00

57195.00

1981 Toyota Starlet..........

'5295.00

54895.00

1980 AMC Concord.......................

'5195.00

54995.00

1980 Chevrolet Citation................

'4995.00

54495.00

1980 Chevrolet Malibu........... ......

..'6295.00

55695.00

1980AMC Jeep4X4......................

..'6595.00

55995.00

1980 Chevrolet Caprice...............

'6995.00

56795.00

1980 Chevrolet Chevette.................

..'3895.00

53295.00

1980 Mazda 626................ .......

..'6195.00

55695.00

1980 Chevrolet Caprice...................

'7795.00

57695.00

1980 Datsun King Cab Pickup.............

'5395.00

55195.00

1980 GMC Pickup....... .................

'5795.00

55595.00

1980 Chevrolet Cheyenne Pickup..........

'6995.00

56495.00

1980 Chevrolet Diesel Pickup..............

'6295.00

55795.00

54695.00

1980 Chevrolet Monza 2 door............

'4895.00

54495.00

1979 Datsun Pickup With camper shell...

. '4895.00

54395.00

1979 Olds Delta 4 door . ............

'5895.00

55495.00

1979 Ford Pickup............... ......

'6295.00

55895.00

1979 Chevrolet Pickup....................

'5695.00

55295.00

1979 Ford Pickup..........................

'5495.00

55195.00

1979 Pontiac Lemans.................;....

'4595.00

54195.00

1979 Chevrolet Blazer..................

'8595.00

58395.00

1978 Ford Mustang........................

'4495.00

53895.00

1978 Datsun 280-Z.........................

'7295.00

57095.00

1978 Chevrolet Monte Carlo ...............

'4895.00

54595.00

1978 Ford Pinto..... ...........

'3695.00

53395.00

1978 Dodge Colt Wagon........... .......

'2495.00

51995.00

1978 Toyota Pickup........................

'3495.00

53195.00

1977 Ford 2 Ton T ruck..................

'5495.00

55095.00

1977 Toyota Pickup........................

'3395.00

52995.00

1977 Chevrolet El Camino.................

.'4295.00

53895.00

1977 Dodge Crew Cab With camper shell.

,. '4895.00

54495.00

1977 Chevrolet Caprice Wagon.............

'3995.00

53495.00

1973 Volvo....................

'2395.00

51995.00

Voyager Mechanical Used Car Warranty Available On Most Of These Cars

10.9% APR

Financing Available On All New 1982 Chevrolets Remaining In Stock

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GENERAL MOTORS nUTTS DIVISIOl!

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GRADEA

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ONE FREE GREAT BUS TICKET WITH $10.00 OR MOREPURCHASEl AT OVERTONS!!

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ONLY IN HOLLYWOOD - A new Rolls Royce, driven by stunt driver John Meier, clips the edge of a private pool in Rancho Park, Calif., as it heads for a dip in a private pool. The event

took place during the filming of a scene from Universal Pictures Private School, a contemporary comedy-love story set in a private girls school. The film is.scheduled for release during the summer of 1983, (AP Laserphoto)

Horse Featured At Clinic

Three-gaited champion Summerfield Supreme, owned by Faye Creegan of Greenville, was featured in a recent clinic held in Wilson to acquaint the public with the. American saddlebred horse.

Summerfield Supreme recently won double championships at the N.C. State Fair, where he was Amateur Three-Gaited Champion with Miss Creegan and Open Three-Gaited Champion with trainer Randy Cole of Wilson.

Earlier Supreme won the Ladies Three-Gaited Championship at Roanoke, Va., the

Open Three-Gaited Championship at the local Coastal Plains Horse Show in Greenville, and the Amateur Over 15.2 Stake at the Governors Cup Horse Show in Fayetteville with Miss Creegan and the Reserve Three-Gaited Championship at Fayetteville with Cole. He also won top ribbons at the Dixie Jubilee in Baton Rouge, La., the Tar Heel Classic in Statesville, and the N.C. State Championship Horse Show in Ralei^i.

Miss Creegan, president of the Greenville Saddle Club, is a teacher at E.B. Aycock Junior High School.

NOTICE OF AVAILABLITY OF REVENUE SHARING REPORT FOR THE CITY OF GREENVILLE

Public notice is hereby given that a report and its supporting documentation on the expenditure pf General Revenue Sharing funds by the City of Greenville for the fiscal year 1981-82 is availabie for inspection by any member of the generai public. The report may be examined in the office of the Finance Officer, City Hall, Greenville, N.C. between the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday.

P.A. Averette Finance Officer November 25,1982

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The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.-Thursday, November 25,198241Denmark's Anti-Tax Crusaoer Faces Bleak Futurei#^

BYOLEDUUS Associated Press Writer COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP) - Launching a campaign 10 years ago to become prime minister, Mogens Glistnip made no secret of his belief that only fools pay income tax, and he set out to prove himself no fool.

If elected, he promised, hed fire a bureaucrat every 10 minutes.

He suggested Denmark had a tin-soldier army that should be replaced with a telephone recording that said in Russian, We surrender.

Such was the way of this anti-tax, anti-bureaucracy maverick in 1972.

He maintained that without Income tax, which amounts to 50 percent of an average Danes earnings, Denmark could shuck off a costly welfare system and money would roll in.

He described taxrcheating as an act of patriotism, more useful than any other measure to stimulate the economy.

PIGGY WENT HOME - Director Eva Le Galliene auditions a baby pig for a featured role in the upcoming Broadway production of Alice in Wonderland in New York. This little pig, from a New York area 4-H club, wasnt chosen and had to go home. The show, which opens Dec. 23, marks the 50th anniversary of Ms. LeGallienes production of the show. Shell play the White Queen in the new show. (AP Laserphoto)

Delay Sought For New Rules

WASHINGTON (AP) -The Reagan administration, which has been pushing Congress for months to ease exhaust standards for gasoline-powered autos, now wants a two-year delay on tough new standards for diesel cars.

Environmental Protection Agency officials said Tuesday that delaying the new diesel standards until the 1987 model year would give automakers time to develop technology to meet the tougher requirements.

But environmentalists say the technology exists and that automakers are using the same arguments they raised unsuccessfully in trying to slow development of the catalytic converter, required since 1975 on cars with gasoline engines.

The fine carbon particles emitted by diesel engines were first regulated in the 1982 model year. Under a timetable established by the Carter administration, the current standard of 0.6 ' grams per mile of soot was to drop to 0.2 grams for passen-' ger cars and 0.26 for small trucks in 1985.

If the EPA, after public comment, implements its new proposal, the tourer standards would not go into effect until 1987,

EPA officials said the new device which will be required on diesel cars, a trap oxidizer, has not been fully proven yet.

The oxidizer traps the small particles in filters made of honeycombed ceramic material. These filters become clogged with soot which must be burned off every 50 to 100 miles. Automakers say the burning process has not been perfected.

We want to avoid the risk of requiring the installation of a system before it is fully ready, said Kathleen Bennett, EPA assistant administrator.

But Bob Rose, a spokesman for the National Clean Air Coalition, disputed the EPA contention that more time is needed. He pointed to the fact that in-August California officials voted to start requiring tougher standards than current federal law beginning with 1985 models.

A Tribute to Mom and Dad on Thanksgiving

* Our parents have lived here for most of their lives. They have worked hard to provide a good life for us and never once complained We were not rich monetarily, but considering the love we had for one another we were millionaires. They taught us to always pull together and depend on one another to help get through the sad times.

We had started several letters to try and express how we felt, but we found ourselves tearing them up. There simply arent enough words to express how we truly feel. So we ajl decided to say three words that they taught us to. say so well, WE LOVE YOU.

You are and will always be the greatest people in the world to us. May this Thanksgiving be the best ever. Well all be there to share it with you just like we have since the day we were born

So from us to you Mom and Dad, HAPPY THANKSGIVING, WE LOVE YOU VERY VERY MUCH,

Signed

The Children of Dan and Gaynelle Singleton

In the elections of 1973, Mogens Glistrups newly formed Progress Party swept in votes and became the second largest in the Folketing, Denmarks parliament.

But Glistnip never got to be prime minister and now he has crashed.

He faces four years in prison for gross tax evasion and possibly ouster from the leadership of the party he founded a decade ago when he set out to change the ways of Denmark.

The system I trampled on seems to be getting its man, just like degenerating systems everywhere invariably get their dissidents, the 56-year-old lawyer said in an recent interview with The Associated Press.

In six months, he must settle accounts with Danish justice in a Supreme Court appeal of his prison sentence.

Convicted by two courts in Denmarks longest-running trial, Glistnip has been preparing himself to run the party from a prison cell.

But now it seems the party,- which once haUed him as a Robin Hood, doesnt want him.

His position in the partys upper echelons weakened all of a sudden in October. Acting alone, he lost miserably in the Folketing in a gamble to win concessions from Prime Minister Poul Schlueters new non-socialist government that only a few of party members supported.

Most Progress Party Parliament members charged that he was imperiling Denmarks first non-socialist Cabinet in seven years and the first government ever to accept the Progress Party as a negotiating partner.

Now they were calling Glistnip a kamikaze pUot who had left a smell of a corpse in the party. Some suggested it would better if the party founder stayed a little in the background.

He bowed to their wishes, although protesting loudly.

Knud B. Andersen, a former Folketing speaker, commented that Glistrups bluster in OctdOer was to ensure that he wont be forgotten during the period away from public life which, to all indications, is approaching.

The Supreme Court is reviewing Glistrups conviction for gross, systematic tax evasion. The lower-court verdicts cited a web of fictitious lending and borrowing among almost 3,000 companies Glistrup set up fof himself and 20,000 clients to reduce their taxable incomes, often to zero. ^

The conviction resulted in the prison sentence and fines and levies of retroactive tax and legal costs totaling 11.5 million kroner ($1.3million). .

Glistrups law practice, once Denmarks largest, lay in ruins. He said he couldnt pay the fines and back taxes, and local taxmen filed liens on his suburban villa, forcing him to move to a rent-free house acquired by the party faithful.

He is not safe there, either. Supporters are having trouble paying the mortgage as contributions from party members have dwindled to a trickle. And, once again, the taxman is in pursuit, treating the rent Glistrup doesnt pay as taxable income.

Glistrup admits he would have been better off if I had kept my big mouth shut rather than explain his tax-evasion scheme on a 1971 television show A former university lecturer, who studied U.S. tax law at the University of California at Berkeley, said he did it as part of a campaign to expose the folly of income tax.

His philosophy is that income tax is the root of social and economic evil. Without it, he maintains, Danes would have enough money to scrap their elaborate welfare system, and a Danish tax haven woiild lure so much foreign currency that-Denmarks economic problems would be eliminated.

If the Supreme Court upholds his conviction, Glistrup is

bound to be expelled from the Folketing and likely to be barred from it for many years.

Even some of my own will cheer at seeing me behind bars, but Ill run in every future election, and Ill be elected. Glistrup said in the interview. ,

They cant keep throwing me out. Sooner or later theyll have to respect the will of the voters.

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42The Daily Reflector. GreenvUle, N.C.Thursday, November25.1982

U. S.-Costa Rica Near Extradition Pact

THANKSGIVING GIFT - President Reagan is all smiles as he accepts a Thanksgiving turkey from Lew Walts, executive vice president of the National Turkey Federation,

in a White House ceremony. The presentation marked the 35th time a Thanksgiving turkey to the nations first family. (AP Laserphoto)

By JOSEPH B FRAZIER Associated Press Writer

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (AP) The United States and Costa Rica are close to a new extradition accord that may end the Central American nations unwanted reputation as a tropical haven for fugitives from justice.

Authorities say there are at least 50 American fugitives taking advantage of Costa Ricas traditional hospitality to foreigners. Many are recent arrivals, sought for offenses not covered or too hard to prosecute under an extradition treaty drawn up in 1922.

Recent court rulings here have led to the extradition of one man charged with murder and another convicted of a series of white collar crimes. Officials said those are the only two cases in which the United States has won an extradition request since the 1922 treaty went into effect.

The nations now have completed negotiations on a new treaty they say will resolve many of the problems. Officials said the agreement could 6e ratified by the U.S. Senate and Costa Ricas National Assembly early next year.'

Costa Rica has extradition agreements with other countries Belgium, Peru, Italy, Colombia, Guatemala, Nicaragua and El Salvador

Delay In Croup Could Be Fatal

ByFREDMcNEESE

RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -The child seemed well just hours before, but now is running a fever, breathing abnormally and insists on sitting up and leaning forward with his jaw jutted forward.

The child could be suffering from the common "midnight croup, or it could be something worse - Acute Epiglottitis.

Every winter, there is an increase in croup, a term for several ailments commonly associated with a cough and difficulty in breathing. The -problem for parents is deciding when to try home remedies, and when to rush the child to the nearest hospital.

Doctors say with common "midnight croup, children between the ages of 2 and 4 awaken suddenly often around midnight with a barking cough. The child may have difficulty catching his breath between coughs and become frightened.

One remedy for midnight croup is to take the youngster to the bathroom, turn on all the hot water faucets, close the door and sit with him. As the room steams up, the child will settle down, the coughing

will stop and he will calm down.

But there is a relatively rare type of croup - Acute Epiglottitis - where the best practice is to go immediately to the doctor or a hospital. A delay could be fatal.

Dr. David L. Ingram, director of peditatric teaching at Wake Medical Center, has been studying the illness for about 17 years and is now among researchers attempting to develop a vaccine against the disease.

The epiglottis is a piece of cartilage that folds over the opening of the trachea or windpipe - during swallowing and prevents food from entering the lungs.

In Acute Epiglottitis, a bacterial infection attacks the epiglottis and surrounding tissue, causing rapid swelling and cutting off air.

Although adults can contract the disease, piost victims are between 1 and 5' - the age where they cannot tell someone that something is wrong.

"It is a hard diagnosis to make, Ingram said. It develops very rapidly. In about half the cases, the child can go from perfectly well to a totally obstructed breathing passage in less

than eight hours.

Some signs are obvious.

"Any child that has trouble breathing has got to be seen by a physician, Ingram said.

Early signs could be irritability, a fever and the childs insistance on sitting up and leaning forward in an attempt to get as much air as possible. There also may be drooling caused by the inability to swallow because of the soreness of the throat.

Vomiting may also occur and there may be a breathing condition doctors call stridor, which is a harsh, high pitched whistling sound made as air moves through the narrowed throat opening.

Most deaths occur either before the child is seen by a doctor or shortly after arriving at the hospital when doctors may still be at-tempting to make a diagnosis.

. Sometimes, the doctor looks down the throat and sees the blockage.

Sometimes, you can see ' and it is almost like looking at a clpsed fist the airway is so small and you know you are in trouble, Ingram said.

But Ingram said doctors now believe the best procedure is not to even try to look down the throat of a

child that is suspected of having Epiglottitis. Researchers believe attempts to see the obstructions, especially through the use of a tongue depresser, only adds to the problem by increasing the rate of growth of the swollen tissue.

The important thing is to act quickly to maintain an air passage. A breathing tube is inserted through the nose or mouth into the trachea. In extreme cases, a tracheostomy is done to ensure continuation of air to the lungs.

As soon as you are suspicious that a child has this illness, everybody must act as quickly as possible and establish an airway, he said.

By acting quickly and establishing a positive airway, Ingram said physicians have reduced the mortality rate for Acute Epiglottitis from ^ percent to 2 percent.

Ingram is now studying children who have recovered from the disease.

What we are hoping to do now is get a better understanding of how children immunize themselves, he said.

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but officials said the majority of foreign fugitives here are Americans.

Currently there are 13 Americans in jail here awaiting extradition proceedings to the United States, where they are wanted on drug charges. With the new extradition agreement still pending, these cases are still in doubt.

Officials said there have been several problems in winning" extradition cases. They said lax communications often made it difficult to establish that a given U.S. fugitive actually was in Costa Rica.

"In the 1930s and 1940s, getting information on fugitives here and elsewhere was pretty happenstance, said one of the American treaty negotiators, on hand during the recent talks. He said the creation of Interpol, the international police organization, and the setting up of a communications network among police forces now makes it easier to find fugitives.

Costa Rican authorities are currently seeking about 40 Americans wanted by U.S. officials.

They say the problem with the old extradition treaty was that it listed only certain crimes, notably major felonies, piracy at sea and train-wrecking. Newer (irimes, including air piracy, drug offenses and white collar offense were not included.

"The new treaty eliminates the list of crimes and makes extraditable any crime, no matter what it is or how serious, that is punishable by a year or more in jail in either country, said Roberto Steiner, Costa Ricas attorney general.

To some extent, imposin any regulations against fop eigners goes against the grain in Costa Rica, a country that has avoided the political turmoil of other Central American countries tries to attract forreigners who want to invest or retire here. About 15,000 Americans have done just that.

However, concern developed that convicts would not only use the country as a haven, but also continue

their illicit operations here.

One of the most famous-cases was that of fugitive financier Robert Vesco, Indicted in the United States for allegedly stealing $224 million from Investors Overseas Services, a mutual fund he once controlled.

Vesco, who renounced his U.S. citizenship and became a naturalized Costa Rican, lived here from 1972 to 1978.

U.S. extradition of Vesco failed and he left Costa Rica before then-President Rodrigo Carazo could make good on a campagin pledge to force him out of the country.

The Vesco case sent a signal to the criminal community ihat they may be able to find refuge in Costa Rica, a U.S. embassy official said.

Vesco is now reportedly living in Nicaragua, making frequent trips to Cuba as a financial adviser to one or both governments.

A break in Costa Ricas extradition process came in October when Randolph J. Rudd, handcuffed to a wheelchair, was put on a U.S.-bound plane to serve a seven-year federal sentence handed down in California for wire fraud, perjury,, conspiracy to defraud and

interstate iransporrauon oi stolen property. He is now serving the term in a federal prison in Miami Beach, Fla., according to the FBI in Los Angeles.

The first attempt to extradite Rudd failed when the court ruled his crimes were not listed in the old' extradition treaty.

The other extradition case was November, 1981, when authorities extradited Musa Shihadeg, 50, a Jordanian-born American citizen, to Ocean County, N.J., where he was indicted on a murder charge.

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22.88

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Tremendous Savings of Up to ^31 on Ladies Blazers & Jackets!

83.88J9.88

Regular 111.00 to 131.00

.Your choice of polyester/cotton Etienne Aigner' two button blazers and zip front racing jackets to help keep you warm! . Both with side pockets. Navy, beige colors available. Sizes 6 ; to 16. Hurry in today!

junior LEVIS" Jeans over 11.00 Off!

Prewashed cotton denim jeans in sizes 3 to'13. Plowboy styling Reg. 28.00........

16.88

7,00 Off Junior Oxford Cloth Shirts!

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10:88

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Pullover acrylic sweaters with V-neck sfyling. S, M, L. Solids Reg. 30.00

12.88

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29.88.39.88

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Regular 24.00...

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30% Off

Regular $3 to $15 yd.

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Entire Stock Of Corning Ware, And Pyrex Up To 24.75 Off!

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Microwave Oven Accessories Up To M2 Sayings!

Regular OK PA

6.99to49.99......................fc-Wf/O Off

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Entire Stock Of Simplicity Patterns

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Super savings! Reg. 125 to 4.00...................... / C. Price

Entire Stock Of Red Heart' Yarn! Save!

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Sale! Entire Stock Of Kitchen Terries

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GE' Microwave Oven At A Great Buy!

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Wide Selection Of Wooden Giftware

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candlesticks, plus, Reg.$10to$60............. ."V /O Off

Entire Stock Of Lendx' Candles! Save!

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Entire Stock Of Silk Flowers Reduced!

Daffodills, roses and many more O C 0/

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6.88

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100% Shetland wool solid knit front sweaters. Navy, red, cream, taupe and light blue. Handsome crew neck with gathered waist band. S,M,L,XL.

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Mens Andhurst Blazers Over a 10.00 Savings!

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Mens Flannel Pajamas at a Comfortable 8.12 Savings!

Extra warmth for your sleeping comfort! Our fall color tartan plaid pajamas of 100% cotton with one pocket and long sleeve top are a must! S,M,L,XL.

Sale! Mens Izod Lacoste Knit Shirts

100% cotton shirts in a rainbow of solid H K WQ

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Mens TexTan Dress Leather Belts

Brown, black, navy and blue Super buy! C QQ

Sizes 30 to 42. Rag. $15 4 $16 Values..................U-UW*

Boys Gant Slacks at a Blg^7 Off!

Tri-biend dress slacks. Navy, grey, tan, Q 0 Q

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Mens Rugby Shirts Up to a $9 Savings!

Famous maker. 100% cotton. Fall O C

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Sale! Mens Cross Pen & Pencil Sets

Chrome. Classic black. 10 Kt. gold. O O 0/

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Entire Stock of Panasonic TV/Radios

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Mens Electric Shavers at $22 Off!

Hard case with mirror by Sanyo. 00 QQ

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Meris Corduroy Slacks at 5.00 Off!

Polyester/cotton, belted Andhurst 4 O Q Q

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Traditionally styled blazers of

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Mens Andhurst V-Neck Sweater! Save!

Orionacrylic, assorted fall colors. tC OQ

S,M,L,XL. Regular 25.00 .......!............. I U

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Mens Flannel Plaid Shirts at S2 Off!

100% cotton. Fall fashion flannel 7 QQ

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UNC Short Sleeve T-Shirts at 51% Off!

Madeof comfortable 100% cotton! S.M, O OQ

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Boys Hanes" Underwear at a Savings!

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Landmark^ 4*Pc. Luggage Set 150.00 Off!

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Childrens Shoes Reduced Up To Ml!

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16.88

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Guatemala's Guerrilla War Spilling Info Mexico

By MONTE HAYES Associated Press Writer SANTIAGO EL VERTICE, Mexico (AP) - The guerrilla war in Guatemala is spilling into neighboring Mexico along an unguard^ 480-mile frontier where fearful Guatemalan refugees have fled the political violence that plagues their homeland.

More than 30,000 Guatemalan Indians and peasants - including entire villages - have streamed into Mexico since the beginning of the year, say Mexican and international relief agencies.

In January there were 3,000 refugees, in July 9,000 and in October, at our last count, 30,000, said Pierre Jambor, representative of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees, in an interview in Mexico City.

As the flow has increased, Guatemalan army patrols

have be^ crossing into Mexico in pursuit of the fleeing campesinos because they view them as rebe. supporters', the refugees and relief agencies say.

The Mexican government presence on the border is thin and Mexico has not made patrol of the area a priority. Though they have made at least one official protest over the border incursions, officials in Mexico City, 775 miles to the northwest, say they have little knowledge of the frontier violations.

Dozens of refugees at isolated settlements say they had fled to Mexico because they feared being killed by Guatemalan soldiers. Many said troops had slain people in their villages and that in some cases entire hamlets were wiped out.

Amnesty International, the London-based human rights

organization, says it has evidence that 2,600 Guatemalan Indians and peasants -many of them women and children have been massacred in recent attacks by government forces. The organization says the attacks have increased since Guatemalan President Efrain Rios Montt came to power in a military coup in March and intensified the fight against the guerrillas.

We do not want to die. That is why we came to live a little longer, said Carlos Espinoza, who arrived here with his wife and two children on July 1, along with 556 others from the village of La Trinidad, a three-hour walk from the border.

But the peasants have discovered Mexico is no haven from violence.

A marauding Guatemalan army patrol shot to death a

Guatemalan peasant and a Mexican campesino in August near the refugee camp of La Hamaca. The two were clearing a field 500 yards from the border.

Mexico protested, but Guatemalan officials deny that any border violations have taken place.

Foreign Minister Jorge Castaneda last week described the situation along the frontier with Guatemala as very grave and said

Mexico is studying the possi-bUity of moving the camps farther from the border.

Most of the 36 setflements are within a mile of the boundary, which cuts through sparsely populated mountains and steamy jungles in Chiapas, Mexicos southernmost state.

Here at Santiago El -Vertice the border dips and climbs through cool, pine-forested highlands. The division line is marked by a

30-foot-wide cleared strip, concrete monuments on mountaintops visible for miles and a barbed-wire fence.

The border markers did not stop an estimated 100 elite anti-insurgency troops from crossing into Mexico and'attacking the Guatemalan settlement here on the morning of Oct. 30, the refugees said, although their account could not be independently confirmed.

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Armando Perez Narvaez was the first to spot the Guatemalan soldiers racing silently through the pine forest toward the camp, located about 1,500 yards from the border,

They saw me and fired twice without saying a word and I ran, said Perez Narvaez, one of seven Mexican brothers who allowed the refugees to settle on their land.

The shots warned the refugees and they escaped into the surrounding forest while the Guatemalan soldiers

pilfered the camp, the peasants said.

These poor people are terrified, said Roque Perez Narvaez, the head of the Mexican family. We also are afraid they will return at night and kill the Guatepialans and us too."

Besides leaving the frontier unguarded, Mexico has shown ambivalence toward the refugees in other ways.

Last month, immigration agents armed with rifles broke up the camp of Rancho Tejas and forced 1,500 frightened refugees to flee.

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REFUGEES A refugee woman and child sit The camp is inhabited by Guatemalan Indians in a smaU camp in Santiago El Vertice, fleeing the civU war in their country. (AP Mexico, along the Mexico-Guatemala border. Laserphoto)

By VERN ANDERSON

Associated Press Writer

SALT LAKE CITY (API -A library director who won back her job after she was fired by county officials must set aside $25,000 from her book budget to pay the legal fees.

I feel very badly about it, Jeanne Layton, director of the Davis County Library, said Tuesday. One of my ideals would be to build up the library as much as possible and having to cut the book fund goes against that.

The money cut from the book budget would pay Ms. Laytons attorney fees once a settlement is reached.

Ms. Layton, 52, filed a lawsuit after she was fired in September 1979 following a bitter dispute with the library board when she refused to rerpove a novel from the library shelves.

County Commissioner Morris Swapp, later voted out of office, contended the book, Americana, was rot and filth.

After Ms. Layton filed suit, a federal judge ruled it was up to the county Merit Council to determine if there was cause for the firing. The council held the allegations were groundless and she was ordered reinstated in December 1979.

Ms. Laytons motion for damages still is pending before U.S. District Judge Bruce Jenkins, but on the advice of the county attorney, the library board voted 4-1 Monday to have her set aside $25,000 in the variable portion of her 1982-83 budget.

Its a difficult and very awkward situation for me, Ms. Layton said Tuesday after recommending the money come from the $97,000 set aside for books, periodicals, microfilm and filmstrips.

Ms. Layton, who says she has paid nearly $20,000 of her own money to attorneys, has

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filed a motion seeking interim legal fees. Her attorney, A1 Colton, said he and attorneys for the county have a settlenient in principle and a Dec. 10 court hearing has been scheduled to work out the details.

If we can get this issue of the attorneys fees settled, then I will drop the rest of it, Ms. Layton said in a telephone interview from her office in Farmington, 15 miles north of Salt Lake City.

When I said all I wanted to do was come out even, I meant it, she said. The trouble is, since being appointed director in 1970, she has scrimped for money to buy books for the three libraries in the county system.

Library Board member Sharon Shumway, the lone dissenter in Mondays decision, thinks Ms. Lajdon has

only herself to blame for the reduced budget.

I think she should take the responsibility to pay at least some of her legal fees. It wa*; her decision to file the lawsuit and she should have known there would be some risk, there, said Mrs, Shumway, who voted to fire Ms. Layton in 1979.

She said the Freedom To Read Foundation had paid $9,000 toward Ms. Laytons defense and suggested that the American Civil Liberties Union and others with her philosophy could contribute.

Americana,.a 1971 novel by Don DeLillo about a frustrated television executive who abandons his job to travel across the country making a movie, was removed from the library by a book review committee after Ms. Laytons firing.

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PL Finds Little To Support It In North Lebanon

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ByG.G.UBELLE Associated Press Writer TRIPOLI. Lebanon (AP) The Palestine Liberation Organization, routed by the Israelis from Beirut, still displays guns and posters here in northern Lebanon, but little else. In any new conflict, the guerrillas would have to rely on help from the nearby Syrian army forces.

Our troops are very near to us, insisted a PLO leader at the Beddawi Palestinian refugee camp outside Tripoli. If we need them, they caneme.

But another PLO officer.

who would not give his name, said if there was any trouble at Beddawi or . the nearby Nahr al-Bared camp it would be Syrian troops who came to the rescue.

"They control the area, he said.

In Beirut, a PLO military source who eluded the evacuation of Palestinian guerrillas from the Israeli-surrounded capital shook his head glumly when* asked if Palestinian guerrillas could maintain their positions in north Lebanon if the Syrians pulled out.

In north Lebanon, howev

er. there are still traces of PLO force in Beirut before Yasser Arafat and his fighters left in late August and early September.

At the Beddawi camp three miles north of Tripoli and at Nahr al-Bared six miles farther north, young men* wearing PLO fatigues and carrying automatic rifles guard the entrances. Inside the camps and on the road linking them, Palestinian guerrillas drive jeeps mounted with 20mm guns.

Posters of Arafat, the overall Palestinian leader, and Palestinians who died

for the cause adorn the walls of building everjovhere, as they once did in Beirut.

Both camps are rude arrangements of small concrete block houses set along dusty streets or narrow paved walkways. Already crowded before Israels June 6 invasion, the camps have swelled with an influx of refugees from Beirut and southern Lebanon.

The PLO leader in Beddawi, who identified himself as Maj. Bilal Abu Zed, said that since the invasion began 4,000 to 5,000 Palestinian refugees had left Beirut and the

south and come to the two camps and to Tripoli and the Akkar, Lebanons northernmost region which borders Syria.

He estimated there were now 15,000 refugees in Beddawi, which is on hilly terrain overlooking Trijwlis oil refinery, and 25,000 in Nahr al-Bared along the Mediterranean shore.

Abu Zed, a member of Arafats mainstream Fatah faction, said the PLO had received money from Arab and Soviet-bloc countries to help feed the refugees. European nations had pro

vided medical help, but housing was still a problem, he

living in schools, nolk that the schools have reached, weve moved them into offices and sports clubs, he added. Tents have also been set up Both Abu Zed and another PLO leader at Beddawi, Abu Saadou of the Radical Democratic Front for the Liberation of Palestine, maintained that the PLO was ready to fight again for the rights of the Palestinians in Lebanon and for the creation of a Palestinian state.

We will not leave

Lebanon until the last Israeli soldier has withdrawn,

Saadou said.

Neither Saadou nor Abu Zed .would predict what might happen to the

estimated 10,000 Palestinian guerrillas in northern and eastern Lebanon if Syria

withdraws its 35,000 soldiers, originally sent to Lebanon as a peacekeeping force after the 1975-76 civil war.

Both men insisted the Syrians would not leave,

despite U.S. efforts to negotiate a phased withdrawal of Syrian, Israeli and Palesti

nian military forc^ from ^ of L-ebanon.

In Beirut, however, PLO sources said the tough stance of many guerrilla leaders was little more than a bargaining chip intended to gain more civil rights and protection for the halfmillion Palestinians living in Lebanon. _______

You always start out asking for more than you expect to get, one source said, requesting anonymity.

He said the PLO wanted less restrictive work permits for Palestinians.

Europe Moves Toward Cable Television

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ByGREGORYJENSEN LONDON (UPI) - A decade behind the United States, most of Europe is inching gingerly toward cable television these days with all the enthusiasm of a man on his way to the gallows.

Britain is moving faster than most an official

report just released gives a hard push to Prime Minister Margaret Thatchers eagerness to plunge into the brave new cable world.

French President Francois Mitterrands new government includes cable TV in its intended telecommunications revolution.

But no European country seems eager to copy the American cable TV pattern. Britain may come closest, although the very prospect -embodied in the recent Hunt Commission report - sends shivers down many British spines.

"Unregulated cable, says BBC Director General Alasdair Milne, could in fact lead to a fairly quick destruction of the broadcasting structure of this country as we have known it . for the last 60 years.

Other high-placed Britons warn of profound cultural

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The London Times jpqke of the specter of multichannel cable TV. London Standard TV columnist Sue Summers calls it a chilling prospect with echoes of George Orwells Big Brother society in 1984.

Throughout Europe, says cable expert Andrew Neil, are opponents of cable TV like those horse owners at the turn of the century who tried to stymie the development of the internal combustion engine by insisting that a man with a red flag had to walk in front of all motorcars.

Especially in Britain these days, Neil says, red flags are being waved all over the place.

That sort of caution means that, while the United States had 4,776 cable TV systems at last count, the number doesnt reach three figures for all of Europe. Most of those are tiny and odd. Few countries are in any hurry to change.

Switzerland has approved 10 cable licenses, but none of the licensees has made any move to wire up homes. West Germany doesnt expect test runs for private cable systems before 1984.

In most European countries, broadcasting is a government monopoly and

governments want to keep it that way.

That rules out cable for the foreseeable future in countries like Italy, Spain or Portugal. It tightly restricts tiny cable systems in counties like Austria and Finland and rigidly controls cable in

Belgium and Holland, the most completly wired European countries to date.

Belgiums cable systems are only allowed to carry state-run TV programs and those from other countries. The 12-channel Brussels system has channels from

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Washington (AP) - These are heady days for Americas Kremlinologists.

' During the current Soviet leadership shakeup, U.S. government and academic specialists in the murky world of Kremlin personalities and policy-making have found their talents in greater demand than at any time since the 1960s.

Jerry F. Hough, a Duke University political scientist, said tiiflt in the first few days after Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev died Nov. 10 he received more than 30 calls from newspapers and broadcast stations requesting interviews.

As soon as I put the phone down it would be ringing again, said Hough, who has drawn wide attention for his provocative hypothesis that Yuri V. Andropov, the former KGB chief succeeding Brezhnev as Communist Party leader.

may be a "closet liberal amenable to sweeping economic globe, reforms.

While analysts at the State Department and Central Intelligence Agency worked long hours poring over classified cable traffic, other Soviet-watchers - ranging from former U.S. envoys to once-imprisoned dissidents - have gone before television cameras to discuss the end of the Brezhnev

era.

This visibility contrasts sharply with the near-obscurity that engulfed many Kremlinologists during the past decade, once Brezhnev had consolidated his power and Soviet political change seemed to proceed slowly.

However, the current surge of attention toward events in Moscow also has intensifi^ concern over the long-term adequacy of this countrys brainpower pool for analyzing the Soviet Union and forecasting Soviet behavior around the

Sen. Richard G. Lugar, R-Ind., notes that although many American experts had predicted there would be a considerable delay, the 68-year-old Andropov was named to succeed Brezhnev swiftly.

Pointing to the range of assessments about Andropov voiced by American Soviet-watchers, Lugar asserted: The lack of much depth and certainty in any of the analyses shows a glaring gap in our relations with the Soviet Union.

The unfortunate and dangerous fact of the matter is that we really dont know that much about the one foreign nation which constitutes the greatest threat to our democratic and economic freedoms, he said in a statement.

Lugar, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee on Europe, said he hopes the Kremlin changeover will help accelerate congressional action on legislation he has introduced to establish a $50 million federal endowment for Soviet studies in the United States.

Other criticism over the performance of Americas Soviet specialists has come from within their own ranks.

Blair A. Ruble, assistant director of the Washington-based National Council for Soviet and Eastern European Research, said he found the spate of commentary prompted by Brezhnevs death striking for its lack of imagination ... People dont want to stick their necks out. They dont want to be out of line.

The field as a whole has ossified, Ruble said. It has to do with the generational politics of the academic discipline

and with the limited number of people who participate in discussions in Washington. What happens is that it becomes very difficult for new perspectives to arise, and debates quickly become framed in cliches.

Another Soviet specialist, Stanley H. Kober of SRI International, a think tank in Arlington, Va., said: Given the amount of information we have to work with, and given that people are pressing us for answers, I think the performance has been reasonably good.

Professor Seweryn Bialer of Columbia Universitys Research Institute on International Change said that unless more funds are pumped into Soviet research at universities and other U.S. institutions, America will be in very bad shape as seasoned specialists retire.

I think the (Lugar) legislation should be passed because it is really clear that we have to make a very major effort in the next five or six years to produce some first-rate analysts, Bialer said.

Malcolm Toon, who served as U.S. ambassador to Moscow during the late 1970s, expressed concern that some American Sovietologists have been paying too much attention to reports that Andropov himself i a worldly, cultivated man with a taste for Western art and music.

1 understand that he likes modem art, that hes more sophisticated in that respect than Brezhnev was, but that really is sort of confetti, Toon said in an ABC News interview. He contended that such stories are part of a disinformation program that is coming out of Moscow now.

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By CHARLES S, TAYLOR ATLANTA 11 PI i - It's easier to find a good baby sitter in Atlanta these days thanks to "SuperSitters,, " a program that teaches teenagers the precautions and rules of caring for young children

There are an estimated 1,200 SuperSitters around Atlanta now who'have been trained in a program established by volunteers at the Scottish Rite Hospital for Crippled Children. Similar programs operate in some other cities.

For the past 18 months, the hospital has sponsored a free two-hour clinic for baby sitters taught by medical personnel, a policeman, a fireman and a recreation therapist.

The youngsters attending the clinics range in age from 12 to 15, The class size ranges from 150 to 200 students.

The result of the clinic, according to hospital marketing director Janice K Moore, has been the creation of a rosier of baby sitters trained to handle most emergencies that might arise while they are looking after children.

The names of these SuperSitters are put on a register at the hospital. Interested parents can call Ms. Moores office at the hospital and the staff will put a SuperSitter in touch with the parent.

The idea is not new," Ms. Moore said. "It is being done at several hospitals in the Northeast. We held our first clinic in May of 1981.

We have been well pleased with the response. Some people have copied our ideas. There are even some places that are now training baby sitters on a commercial basis.

'Every time we do one of these clinics, we get hundreds of phone calls asking to be put on the list.

Helping .Ms, Moore run the clinics are Ms. Jackie Bennett, assistant director of nursing, .Mrs. Betty Schaefer, Ms. .Moores executive secretary; Linda Julian, and Marsha Harris, both registered nurses. All donate their time, along with Fulton County police officer N.B Broward and Capt. Benny Shippey of the county fire department.

Safety - they are very worried about what could happen - is the top concern of the teenagers attending the clinics, according to Ms. Bennett.

The potential SuperSitters, who receive a certificate if they pass a written exam, are given extensive safety instruction and taught how to get emergency help quickly.

The kitchen is the most dangerous place in the home, they are told, because of hot stoves and toxic substances like bleaches and detergents. Children should be kept away from knives, scissors, pins and other sharp objects, small things like beads, buttons and nuts,, matches, cigarettes; dishes, glassware; strange animals; medicines and hot liquids.

The sitter should stay awake keep the TV turned low, check on the children regularly, keep doors locked and never open them to strangers, and in case of a prowler, call police.

Included in a batch of instructional material given each SuperSitter is a formula for making a non-toxic play dough.

These are just a few of the hundreds of tips covered by the clinic, says Ms. Bennett. Other points impressed on the teenagers include what to do in case of fire, injury, and illness.

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New Breed Of Pioneers Seek Success In Amazon

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BELEM, Brazil fAP) -Deep within the Amazon jungle, new pioneers are prospecting for mineral riches with the hope they can prevail over the "green hell" of tropical^ heat and wilderness that so often defeated their predecessors.

The government says the 1.3 million square-mile Amazon River basin contains tons of gold, (he worlds largest iron ore reserves, manganese, nickel, baite, copper and tin. New roads are being built, rails are under way and a Wild West atmosphere has sprung up with the overnight boom towns.

Brazils right-wing military leaders consider the Amazons wealth a means of assuring economic freedom in the future and a ticket for buying confidence today. Brazil has a foreign debt of more than $60 billion, largely because it does not have enough oil for its needs.

Many workers head for the jungle projects to escape chronic land disputes and the poverty that plagues so many of the countrys 125 million people.

But there is an element of danger in the steamy and unpredictable Amazon jungle, which covers more than half of Brazil, the worlds fifth-largest country. While there have been success stories, there have been failures that cost the government and individuals their money and their dreams.

Among the successes: Thousands of prospectors are discovering gold in the Amazon, increasing the governments reserves and adding to their personal wealth. Cattle ranchers are finding that cows and water buffalo adapt well to the tropical jungle area.

The 1,200 mile north-south road suceeded in opening the western part of the country and the Amazon region. But the east-west TransAmazon Highway failed to draw the hoped-for number of homesteaders to the Amazon, and

in some areas the jungle has reclaimed its territory

Two wealthy Americans have tried but failed to use the Amazon to export its agricultural riches. Henry Fords rubber plantations, started some 50 years ago, are covered over with jungle brush And the Jari" timber project of American billionaire Daniel Ludwig was nationalized earlier this year

Timber, rubber and cattle industries still thrive in the Amazon, but the face of the region is changing

"The focus by the 1990s will change from agriculture to mining, said Michael Goulding, a California native working as a researcher at the Emilio Goeldi Museum in Belem.

The government has lumped together all the mineral projects in a 350,000 square mile area and calls the package Carajas, after the mountain range where the iron ore lies. Workers will begin to tap what is believed to be 18 billion tons of ore in 1985. Meanwhile, a 540-mile railroad is being built to carry the ore to the Atlantic Ocean.

A huge hydroelectric plant, said to be the fourth-largest in the world, is being constructed 186,miles south of Belem to provide the energy to turn bauxite into aluminium. The once sleepy little town of Tucurui which, sits on the Tocantins River now boasts a population of 60,000 and has jet flight from Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia and Belem.

President Joao Figueiredo has described Carajas as the salvation of Brazil. The government expects the minerals to bring in billions of dollars.

Foreign firms, including Alcan of Canada, Reynolds Aluminum of the United States, as well as Spanish and Norwegian companies have joined in a consortium with lie Brazilian government to develop bauxite.

The new pioneers must contend with the same dangers their oredecessors

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Pfc. Johnny C. Bryant Jr., son of Johnny C. Bryant and Mildred F. Bryant, both of Williamston, is participating in the Army REFORGER (Return of Forces to Germany) and the Air Force Crested Cap excercises in Europe. The excercises are designed to demonstrate U.S. capabilities to reinforce Europe with NATO-committed ground and air units in a crisis situation. Bryant is a driver with the 1st Batillion, 7th Field Artillery in Kansas. His wife is the former Penny Roberson of Route 3, Williamston.

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The two-lane road that runs north from Brasilia, the inland capital, to Belem on the coast, opened the frontier and spawned colonization along the 1,200 mile stretch. Created in the same package that gave birth to Brasilia in 1960, the road is now lined with scores of villages, restaurants and small hotels. Jose Vicent Vaz de Lima of the Planning Ministry said the population along the route has grown from 300,000 in 1959 to 6 million in 1980.

The east-west Trans-Amazon Highway, however, is another story. The 3,350 mile road, started in 1970, was intended to open up the Amazon and give the poor in the northeast a chance to escape the misery of chronic droughts by moving west to homesteads. The government offered the pioneers a home, tools and land for a nominal price.

The government planned on moving 5 million people to the Amazon. 1 think they only got 40,000, Goulding said.

The jungle has grown across many stretches of the TransAmazon and the rains make other parts impassable at certain times of the year.

Some people call it a victory for the green hell, as the Amazon has been called.

Gold prospectors working from dawn to dusk south of Belem in an area called Serra Pelada carry huge sacks up and down the hills, and swarms of men have joined the gold rush. Recently, a lump of gold weighing about 42 pounds said to be the second-largest lump.discovered this century was carried out of the hills. The gold is sold on th spot to the government .-

Actually, there'^s gold all over the'Amazon, said Raimundo Nelson Teixeira, a native of the area who now works'for the U.S. Consulate in Belem.

Teixeira fondly remembers Henry Fords Amazon rubber plantations, started in

1927 in an area named Fordlandia. A second plantation was built in 1930 and the two employed 6,000 workers.

Even after it was discovered that it was cheaper for Americans to import Asian rubber for tires. Ford wanted to keep the plantations. It was his personal desire, Teixeira said. But when the

automobile giant died, his family closed the plants.

Ludwig, the American shipping magnate, also took a gamble and lost in the Amazon. He purchased almost 6,000 square miles, an area the size of Connecticut and Rhode Island combined, in 1969. A billion dollars later the so-called Jari Project, which oroduced mainly

timber, was nationalized.

Ecological groups for years have kept a watch on the Amazon, cautioning that the world could suffer grave consequences if the forest is destroyed.

Its been such a short time, that its too early to say, Goulding said. Mining certainly will change the chemistry of the streams.

and no ones figured out a way to clean up the Appalachian streams (in the United States) from coal mining.

He added that the government has been carefully monitoring the effects of mining.

Jacques Yves Cousteau, the famed ocean explorer.

recently made a ti^^v the Amazon and said jungle was ripe for mining.

WRh the technolog: available today, he wa quoted as saying in Brazil Veja news magazine, then is no problem whatsoever t explore for petroleum o minerals in the fores without danger.

Cljristmas. .for thefim ofit

Celebrate the holidays in wide-wale corduroy Cheeno pants in navy, kelly, camel, gray, wine and red. Waist sizes 24 to 31. Reg. $25...now $17.90.

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Weve been helping farmers for over 100 years, with loans for any major purchase or improvement -trucks and equipment, buildings, land. With our Simple Interest loans, you pay interest only on the amount you owe, only for the time you owe it. And we can even establish a line of credit for you, so you can draw operating funds as you need them without payipg loan fees or buying stock.

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BUCK ROGERS DEVICE - Enegineer Rich- in the Buck Rogers cartoons, will be used by ard Stiles adjusts the arms of the manned astronauts to roam up to 1,000 feet from their maneuvering unit, or MMU, which will be spacefraft to make repairs. It may be tested u^ by astronauts in space. The device, on a space shuttle mission in January 1984. similar to some of the backpact rockets used (APLaserphoto)

Fjull-FigureSalon Caters To The Pleasingly Plump

SEATTLE (AP) - Skinny Minnies need not ap^y at the Dana Full Figure Salon, where only women on the wrong side of pleasingly plpmp can work out to get fit.

At least three times a week, the 74 members enter a storefront studio to shed pounds and inches they are too embarrassed to lose in classes with women of normal weight,

1When I started losing weight, I knew I had to-exercise. I was losing fast and toning was iniportant, said 225-pound Lee Susan Dana, founder of the west Seattle exercise salon.

;I tried Jazzercise and aerobic classes, but a Tat woman canT be comfortable in a class everybody else seems to be thin already.

^They cant buy leotards that fit them. And they sure dont want to try to touch the floor in a iwm walled with mirrors.

women must be at least 35 pounds oyehveight to join. Most of the women, who rarifee in age from 15 to 67, weigh between 200 and300poiUHls.

The members are so excited about all this, theyre just bouncing off the walls around here, said Ms. Dana, 33, who has dropped 77 pounds in the past year. She opened the studio seven months ago, and hopes to expand the operation.

The salon has stationai^ bicycles with tractor-size seats. In a weight-lifting room, women use small weights to exercise flab under the arms and press 40-pound-weights to

build pectoral muscles that lift the breasts.

Special sit-up bars with springs attached to the wall help rotund exercisers sit up again until they can do it on their own.

There are no mirrors in the studio. We know were sweating. We dont need to see it in a mirror, too, Ms. Dana said.

She provides only a digital scale which registers the nearest full pound because for most of us, a half pound is just diddly.

Jean Binske, 45, enrolled in the salon five weeks ago at 197 pounds. She now is 182 and aiming for 135.

Dana works for a mental image of ourselves as well as a physical image, Ms. Binske said Tuesday. Obese women tend to say, Oh, Im a slob. Im worthless. Its worse wl>en you exercise with skinny Minnies. Here everyone has the same problem.

The women cheer each other on, hooraying at a dropped pound, rooting for a lost inch.

What they need is help and encouragement, Ms. Dana said.

She researches the exercises and consults a doctor. She doesnt let anyone push too far.

For some of the members, putting their clothes on has been the only exercise theyve had in years. What we do is start out slow, she said.

Membership costs $120 for three months and a minimum of three classes a week, although members can use the facilities any time, Ms. Dana said.

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LAST 2 DAYS ALL TIRES ON SALE!

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Family Outerwear

Sale 35.99

Mens

25% to 50% Off All Jackets Sale 9.74 to 120.00

Womens Childrens

25% to 50% off All Outerwear Sale 21.75 to $149

25% to 50% off All Outerwear Sale 11.20 to 18.99

Ortfl. *60. Traditionally styled blazer is fully lined and three reese pockets. Assorted solid colors for misses and junior sizes.

Sale 7.99

Orlg. 14. Long sleeve oxford cloth shirt. Junior sizes.

, Reg. 12.99 to 160.00. Entire line of mens heavy weight jackets. Various styles and colors.

Reg. *29 to *289. All our womens outerwear now on sale. Large variety of jackets, full length coats and leathers. For junior, misses and womans sizes.

Reg. *14 to *40. All our boys; girls and infants outerwear now on sale. Choose from jackets, vest, or full length coats. Various styles and colors.

Sale 14.99

Orlfl. *24. Tarton plaid skirt.. Junior sizes.

20% Off

All Mens Fox

Sweaters Sale ^20 to 20.80

Reg. >25 & >26. All men's Fox sweaters. A great selection of colors to choose from. V-neck or cardigan in poly ester/aery lie.

Mens Button-Down Oxford Dress Shirt

Sale 10.99

Reg. *16. Mens classic solid button-down oxford shirt. Various colors.

-1-*.-.

Shop Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. til 10 p.m. Monday from 10a.m.-til9:30p.m.

Save ^30 On

Atari Video Computer

e 129.99

Reg. 159.99

Off All Atari Cartridge.

Intellivision

Our Price..... 269.99

Sale Price.. 219.99

Less Rebate 50.00

Your Cost.,. 169.99

>5 Off ' All Tapes

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20% to40%

Off All

Toys & Bikes

20% to 50% Off Family Shoes Sale 8.99 to 49.99

Orig. *12 to *65. A select group of family shoes. Boys and girls casuals Including hikers, suede loafers. Womens sandals and oxfords. Mens leather slip-ons.

Womens Dress Boot Sale 14.99

Orlg. *35. Womens vinyl dress boot in br^own or black.

Save On Energy Boots

Sale 7.99 to 9.99

Reg. *10 to *12. The Energy boot is a warm quilted nylon boot with a shearling lining. Men and womens sizes.

>60 ,.>80

Kerosene

Heaters

Sale 139.99

Reg. 199.99. 9.000 BTU reflection Kerosene Healer supplies radiant heat from,the front and the top. Self-cleaning wick, electric ignition.

9,300 BTU.. 279.99199.99 12,000 BTU. 229.99169.99 19,500 BTU. 299.99 219.99

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Delonghi Heater Sale 89.99

Reg. 119.99. Plugs in.and its permanent, heat-retaining oil heats to the desired temperature. 3 settings, thermostat control, easy-roll casters.

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Save on

garland sweater

Sale 13.50

Reg. $18. Womens crewneck and V-neck garland sweaters. In super-soft acrylic in basic darks and brights. S,M,L,XL Womens sizes. Sale 16.50 Reg. $22.

Free Monogram on garland sweaters Friday and Saturday

Womens boat neck sweater

Sale 9.99

Reg. $16. Long sleve shaker stitch stripe boat sweater. Junior sizes.

Save on womens holiday wear

Sale 13.99

Holiday

blouse

Reg. $28. Womens holiday blouse of 100% polyester. Tie front in fashion colors.

Sale 7.99

Holiday skirt

Reg. $14. Womens wool blend A-line skirt. Various plaids.

Sale 35.99

Holiday biazer

Reg. $60. Fully lined polyester/wool in solid colors. Misses and junior sizes.

Sale 7.99

Pointelle sweater

Reg. $11. Our light, airy pointelle sweater. Capturing the spirit of your holiday mood in acrylic pastels. Classic V-neck with long sleeves. Misses sizes.

20% 0

Our sleep gowns and robes.

Beautiful sleepers at savings! Choose from romantic long gowns, nightshirts, wrap-style and zip-front robes. In dreamy fabrics like woven polyester, panne velvet of triacetate/ nylon and more. For misses' and large sizes.

Reg.

Sale

Lace-trimmed nightshirt

, , $31

24.80

Ruffled zip-front robe......

.....$50

40.00

Panne velvet wrap robe

$48

38.40

Long gown................

$22

17.60

Border-print gown.........

$17

13.60

Lace-trimmed gown........

$14

11.20

V-plunge gown............

.....$20

16.00

Wrap style robe............

.. $26

20.80

Keyhole gown............

-13.60

Matching wrap robe........

..... $42

33.60

Sale 9.99

Reg. 11.99. Classic suede cloth espadrille in assorted colors and sizes.

Save on

velveteen

blazers

Sale 24.99

Orig. $48 to $55. Catch the holiday spirit at JCPenney. With great savings on our cotton velveteen blazers. Assorted fashion colors. Junior and misses sizes.

Special 7.99

Flannel nightgown

Sale 5.99

Cowl sweater

Long gowns to keep you warm and cozy. Choose pretty prints and solids of poly/cotton or cotton flannel. Misses sizes.

Reg. $13. The graceful cowlneck sweater in a poly/cotton blend. So tempting youll want more than one.

Sale 19.99

Buxton gift sets

Sale 7.99

Hoiiday bjouse

Orig. $35. Buxton gift sets Includes french purse, keycase, and jewel case.

Reg. $16. Womens fashion color tuck front blouses. Misses sizes.

Sale 9.99

Basic cardigan

Sale 17.99

Wool skirt

Reg. $13. The classic cardigan sweater. A perfect topping in easy-care acrylic. Various colors.

Reg. $36. Womens straight wool skirts. Fly front, watch pocket in solid colors. Junior sizes.

Save 25% on all Timex watches

Save 50% on select Buxton small leathers

Save 20% on

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Monday 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m.

Sale 6.99 Sale 6.99 Special 12.99 Special 13.99

Orlg. 12.99. Wear it over your favorite button-down, or turtleneck. Great solo too. Soft, easy-care acrylic in solid colors and fashion stripes. S,M,L,XL.

Orlg. 13.99. Chenille pullover of easy-care acrylic in eye-pleasing solids and stripes. Sizes S,M,L,XL.

Acrylic/wool/nylon for easy-care and warmth. Handsome too. Choose crew neck or cable-stitched V-neck. S,M,L,XL.

Great for layering or on its own. Hand-embroidered crewneck sweater in colorful solids or patterns. S,M,L,XL.

Button-down

shirt

Sale 9.99

t>rlg. $18. Barrucci plaid button-down long sleeve shirt.Gift Ideas at special prices

: Folding umbrella 4.99 : Thermal underwear.. 3.79 : Backgammon. .12.99

Knit gloves Special

4.99

Sportshirt

Special4.99

Solid & plaids-2 pocket.50%OffRolf & Buxton leathers

What a gift. Famous Buxton and Rolf leather wallets. For half the price.

All-weather

coats

Sale39.99

Orlg. $79 & $89. All weather coats in choice of styles.

Velour robe

Sale14.99

Orlg. $30. The fine feel of velour comes with this mens robe. Solid with contrasting trim.

Corduroy slacksSale13.99

Orig. $22 to $28. A select group of corduroy slacks in various colors.

Velour warm-up suit.Sale39.9925%,o50%

Off

Orlg. $65. Mens velour warm-up suit, includes shorts, pants, v-neck shirt and jacket. Can be bought separately.Entire line of mens suits Sale 129.99

Reg. $175. Save on Stafford^** 3-piece suit. Exceptional in every way from the finely tailored fit to the traditional blend of 55% poly/45% wool worsted. Choice of solids, stripes and plaids.

Sale 129.99

Reg. $175. Gentry^*" 3-pc. suits for the man who wants a leaner, trimmer fit. A favorite in poly/wool that wears well. Stripes and plaids.

Sale 123.99

Reg. $165. Stafford^ Country CoJIection is traditionally tailored for a sense of permanence. Yet with a casual ease that goes anywhere. Poly/wool herringbones, tick weave, or plaids.

SportcoatsSale99.99

-Reg. $119. Get in style with our classic >larris Tweed wool sportcoat.Sale69.99

peg. $85. Stafford poly/wool sportcoat.Flannel shirts.

Sale?.20

Reg. 8.99. Our long sleeve light weight cotton/poly flannel. Various plaids. Tall sizes. Sale 7.99. Reg. 9.99.Sale 12.80

Reg. $16. McGregor Bag pipe flannel plaid.Slacks

Special9.99

Dress shirts & tiesSale ^12

Reg. $15. Gentry^*' dress shirt with a European inspired fit. Poly/cotton in solid colors.

Belted brushed poly/cotton slack. Fashion colors.Sale 13.99

Reg. $27. Poly/wool slack in navy, grey, tan with belt loopsSale14.40

Reg. $18. Stafford solid dress shirts.Sale 5.99

Reg. $12 & 12.50. Hunt Club and Stafford ties. Various colors.

Sale 2 for MOO

Orlg. 79.99. Mens vested corduroy suit tailored with contemporary dash in long-wearing cotton corduroy. Side vent jacket with flap pockets.

Sale 2 for MOO

Orlg. $135. Mens 3-pc. polyester suit. Solids, stripes.

Sale 74.99 99.99

Orig. $149.99 to $175. Mens vested polyester/wool suit. Traditionally tailored. Solids and stripes.

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Luggage Sale

40%to50%off

American Tourister

Vinyl softside 9000 series

Flexible, lightweight vinyl with steel frames for strength. Larger pieces have wheels and pull straps, in blue or palomino.

Orig.

Tote bag............. ^......48.oo

Carry-on bag ........... 70.00

26 pullman with wheels........... 100.00

29 pullman with wheels ................ 110.00

Car bag........................................................50.00

Nylon softside 4700 series

Rugged, lightweight nylon with vinyl trim. Zippers that open wide. Larger pieces have wheels and pull-straps. I .

Sale

24.00

39.00

57.00

66.00 25.00

Orig.

Sale

24.00

39.00

49.00

55.00

25.00

Tote bag ............................. .......48.00

Carry-on bag.............. ...65.00

26 pullman with wheels ................................85.00

29 pullman with wheels................. 95.OO

Car bag.............. 50.00

Regency softside

A JCPenney exclusive. Easy-care, leather-look polyurethane. Heavy duty brass plated hardware. Double riveted handles, multi-pockets, adjustable shoulder straps.

Orig.

North/South tote ....... 21.OO

Roll tote..................... ..................................35 00

Jumbo carry-on bag .......... 39.OO

East/West casual bag................. 30.00

40 garment bag ...... 49.OO

Sale

12.60

24.50

26.50 21.00

24.50

36 >4to50 /ooff

Samsonite hardside and soft side.

Concord collection

Tough, molded construction, recessed locks, and wheels on the larger pieces. Blue or terra cotta; dark bark for men.

Orig. Sale

Beauty case................42.50 24.50

24 Cartwheel .......65.00 39.50

26 Cartwheel..............80.00 44.50

29 Cartwheel..............95.00 59.50

Shoulder tote ....... 40.00 20.00

24companion...............65.00 39.50

3-suiter Cartwheel '..........85.00 54.50

V.I.P attaches

A JC Penney exclusive by Samsonite. For the busy professional on the go. Rugged molded construction resists scuffs and scratches. Handy inner compartment makes a great organizer. In black or brown.

Orig. Sale

5 deep attache............70.00 39.00

3 deep attache ....65.00 37.00

Sentry group

A JC Penney exclusive by Samsonite. Sleek molded Absolite shell for lightweight strength. Larger pieces include wheels to get you moving faster. Blue or burgundy for women; brown for men.

Orig. Sale

Beauty case................75.00 37.50

24 pullman................105.00 59.50

26Cartwheel ......135.00 72.50

29 Cartwheel ......160.00 89.50

Shoulder tote...............55.00 27.50

Mens 24 companion ...... 105.00 59.50

Mens 3-suiter Cartwheel .. 140.00 84.50 Garment bag ..........85.00 50.00

Lightweight Mesa

A JC Penney exclusive by Samsonite. Leather look vinyl with pack-it-in give. Brass-plated hardware, rayon* interiors. LargeV pullmans have steel frames for added strength.

Orig. Sale

Carry on.. ........72.50 36.25

Shoulder tote ............43.00 21.50

26 pullman with wheels,.... 104.00 52.J0 28 pullman with wheels... .114.00 57.00 46 garment bag ..........77.50 38.75

jOoff Our elegant Satsuma Stoneware

Sale 6.99 to 12.99.

Reg. $10 to $30.

Traditional oriental peacock surrounded by brilliant blossoms on a neutral crackle background, dranratized with gold-color bands. Choose from ginger jars, temple jars, vases, more.

Closeout Dynasty all cotton towel

Sale

Orig. $12. Extra-big, extra-thick. Thats Dynasty. Colorful cotton towel. Irregular.

Orig. Sale

Handtowel.............. 8.00 4.00

Wash.......................... 3.00 1.50

Your choice of 52 ceiling fans with wood blades, all at a good buy. I

Reg. Sale I

T ropical Breeze.................... 199.99 79.991

Fan/with light kit.............. 199.99 99.98^

Heirloom........................................ ...239.99 119.99*;

50 %o..

all our stitchery and fabric.

Save ^150 on gas grill. Sale $149.99

Orig. 299.99. Cooking grill features a double burner. Lava rock and 20 lb. tank included.

Save M50 on Touch Control Microwave

Sale 299.95

Reg. 449.95. Our full-size touch control microwave has serve-tinnjBC; feature that delays cook start up to 12 hours. Plus, 4-stag^ ^ memory, 1-button recipe cooking for your most often prepar^ dish, 10 power levels. Cooks by time or temperature. Cookboc^ included No.5910. v t;

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Shop 9 A.M. -10 P.M. For 3 Big Days Phone - 756-1190 - Pitt Plaza

Open your JCPenney Credit Account today.

get this Fountain Square Jar filled with delicious assorted hard candy...

iff

Monday from 10.00 to 9:30 P.M.

25% t.60%

off

Entire Stock Of Coats And Jackets For Children

, Orlg. Now

Girls Nylon Ski Jacket............27.0010.49

Boys Zip Off Sleeve Jacket........36.00 1 8.75

Girls Cowboy Vest ....... 23.00 8.99,

Boys Pile Lined Parka............. 40.0018.75

Boys Survival Vest ...........22.00 7.50

Boys Preschool Parka .....25.00 1 0.49

Boys Preschool Zip Off Sleeve____36.00 1 4.25

Orig. 14.00

Boys fashion denim jeans of 100% cotton. Asst, pocket treatments In sizes 8-16. Blue indigo color.

20% Off

Preschool Boys Twill Pants

Reg. 12. Sate 9.60 Sizes 4-7 in regulars and slims in navy, khaki, and green.

0 Off All Boys Fox Sweaters

Reg. 11 and 13 Sale 8.80 and 10.40 100% orlon V-neck sweaters in asst, solid colprs. Sizes 4-18.

Select Group Of Prep Boys Plain Pocket Corduroy

Jeans

Orlg. 9.00

Sale 5.99

Flare leg cords of poly/cotton blend in asst, solid colors.

20% Off

Preschool Boys Sweaters

Reg. 9 Sale 7.20 Sizes 4-7. Choose from Shetland and cable looks in asst, solids and heather tones.

O Off Boys V-Neck Soft Orion Sweaters

Reg. 15.00

Sale 12.00

Asst. Solid and heathertone sweaters in sizes 8-18.

20% o

Boys Belted Slacks

Reg. 14.

Sale 11.20

Large asst, of boys belted twill slacks in navy, khaki, and green. Sizes 8-14 regs. and slims

Your Choice

6.99

OrIg.Mfand M3,

Big Girls wool/Acrylic and Acrylic Sweaters in crew and V-neck. Asst, solid and heather colors.

Orig. M4 and M5

V A large selection of big girls twill and cotton blend belted slacks in assorted solid colors.

30%

50% off

Large Group Of

Skirts

Orig. 5.99 to 12. Sale 3.99 to 5.99. Choose from velours, cord, twill and suede look styles in sizes 8-14.

Sale

Orlg. 11.49

Girls brushed denim slacks with elastic ankles of 100% cotton Asst, solid colors in sizes 8-14.

20% Off Selected Girls Dressy Blouses

Reg.12 to 14

Sale 9.60 to 11.20

Choose from a large group of dressy blouses in ruffles, (ace, and tuxedo styling. Asst. Whites, pastels, and prints, sizes 8-14.

55% Off

Orlg. 22

Sale 9.99 Better Girls Peignoir Sets

100% nylon in white with red ribbon and rosebuds.

Sizes 8-14.

20%

Little Girls Dressy Blouses

R*g. S-10 Sale 6.40 to 8.00 Selection of prints and solids In sizes 4-7

120% Off

Little Girls Plaid Skirts

Reg. 10.00 Sale 8 JO

O Off Little Girls Shetland Look Sweaters

Reg. 7.00

Sale 5.60

Choose from crew neck sweaters in an assortment of solids in navy, pastels, and heathertones, Sizes 4-7.

That loveable little creature is'at J.C. Penney and is now 20% off Limited quantities so hurry' in early for best selection

VISA*

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Shop 9 A.M. -10 P.M. for 3 Big DaysPhone 756-1190Pitt Plaza

Now

2.39

Strawberry

Shortcake.'

Reg. 2.99 Lap tray with legs For breakfast m bed. Strawberry Shortcake" design!

Amtrlcin GrMtlngi Corp

Now

10.39

Smurf'13'' Power Cycle.

Reg. 12.99 Features mag-style racing slicks, adjustable bucket seat Comes unassembled

: Willtc* Btrrit t Co.

Now

55.99

Strawberry

Shortcake;

Reg. 69.99 13" girls bike. Includes training wheels and basket Comes unassembled

Anwrtcpn urMttngi Corp <

Now

6.79

Smurf Picture Play Lite.

Reg. 8.49 Create six Smurf" scenes with colored pegs batteries not included

Wallace Berne i Co

Now

7.99

Rubiks

Revenge.'

Reg. 12.99 Just when you thought you'd conquered the cube, here comes a tougher challenge.

Now

37.99

Hand-held

Turtles;'

Reg. 51.99 B^^ Coleco Save the Turttettes. just like in the real arcade game. Batteries not mcl.

Now 2.63

G.l. Joe* Action Figures

ea.

Reg. 3.29 11 different members of the G.l. Joe" team ready for action.

All sold separately.

Now

3.99

Pac-Man-

Corkboard.

Reg. 4.99 Let your favorite character hold notes, pictures. 17''x23".

Bally Midway Mir

Now

10.99

Universal Building Set

Reg. 16.99 By Lego" 123-piece set lets kids create their own houses, cars and planes. Includes 2 Lego people, more.

Sale 119.99

Reg. 144.99. Savage 67 plain barrel. 12 ga.

Sale 229.99

Reg. 380. Fox 12 ga. Shotgun.

20% Off BB Guns Sale 23.99

Sale 25.59

Reg. 31.99.31b Hollofill 808 sleeping bag with nylon shell, flannel lining, 33''x75"

Reg. 29.99. Daisy Red Ryder Level action BBgun.

Sale 719

Reg. 8.99. Tear drop back pack Made of washable water repellent nylon Assorted colors.

Reg. 54.99. NBA Basketball board Sale 31.99. Reg.

College Logo Basketball SaiG 10.39 Reg. 12.99

Sale 14.39

Reg. 17.99. Spalding Pro Seam nylon wound basketball College logo basketball,

Reg. 12 99 Sale 10.39

Sale 11.99

Reg. 14.99. Danny White football.

Sale 7.19

Reg. 8.99. Rawlings" football with synthetic leather cover. Official size and weight. Tony Dorsett autograph.

Sale 14.99

Osaga Athletic Shoes

Sale 8.99

Reg. 17.99. Rawlings football.

Jabbar basketball Sale 8.79. Reg. 10.99. Dr.j. Basketball Sale 11.99 Reg. 14.99.

Sale 37.59

Reg. 46,99. 77' lightweight nylon 18" wall tent sleeps up to 3 adults. Has 3-way zip screen door.

Sale 109.99

Reg. 139.99. Full size exercise bike with speedometer/ odometer/timer. Easy to use cahper tension device. Comes unassembled.

Sale 21.59

Reg. 26.99. Daisy Powerline 1200 C02 single shot air pistol. Fires 177 cal. BBs with extra power.

Orig. *24. Osaga canvas shoes for men and women. White with trim.

Save 20% On All Dart Boards.

Sale 4.79 to 6.07

Reg. 5.99 to 7.59

Sale7.99 Save220nTableTennis

Sale 10.39

Reg. 9.99. 9x18 nylon Track and Courf" roll bag. Has adjustable shoulder strap and vinyl binding.

Sale 87.99

Reg. 109.99

Reg. 12.99. Marksman 1010 cocking pistol. Features break action. Shoots .177 BBs and single shot .177 cal. pellets.

Sale 35.99

Reg. 44.99.121 lb, barbell/ dumbbell set. Includes 72" steel barbell bar. two 18" dumbbell bars, more.

Sale 31.99

Reg. 39.99. Boxing.^ platform by Everlast'

Sale 7.99

Reg. 9.99 5 lb. ankle weight.

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Shop 9 am 10 pm for 3 BIG Days Phone 756*1190 Pitt Plaza

Open your JCPenney Credit Account today.

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The DaUy Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Thursday, November 25,198263BIG DAYS

Shop 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Friday Shop 8 a.m.-7 p.m. Saturday

40% Off

Steel belted radial tires.

Mileagemaker" XP with all season tread design, poly radial body, 2 steel belts for strength and durability.

Mileagemaker XP-70

SIze/Whltewall

Alto fits

Reg.

Sale*

P165/80R13

AR78-13

178

46.80

P185/80R13,

91.00

P185/75R14.

CR78-14

892

99.20

P195/75R14.

D/ER78-14

897

98.20

P205/75R14

FR78-14

8103

61.80

P215/75R14

GR78-14

8108

$4-60

P225/75R14

HR78-14

8118

00.00

P205/75R15

FR78-15

8109 168.00

P215/75R15

GR78-15

$111166.60

P225/75R15

H/JR78-15

$117 70.20

P235/75R15

LR78-15

8122173.20

Size/Blackwall

Also fits

Reg.

Sale*

P155/80R12

155R-12

31.20

P155/80R13

155R-13

864

38.40

P165/80R13

AR78-13

864

90.40

P185/75R14

CR78-14

$74

44.40

P165/80R15

16SR-15

888

92.80

SIze/Blackwall

Also fits

Reg.

Sale*

P185/70R13

P165-75R13t

882

49.20

P195/70R13

P175/75R13tt

889

91.00

P195/70R14

P185/75R14

890

94.00

SIze/Whltewall

Also fils

Reg.

Sale*

P205/70R13

P185/75R13

$$*

97.60

P205/70R14

P185/75R14

8103

61.80

P225/70R15

P205/75R15

8113

67.80

Plus fed. tax from 1.39 to i each tire. +AISO fits P165/80R13.

HAIso fits P175/80R13.

Sale >26

P165/80D13 B/W

Polyester cord tires.

Reg. $38 ea. plus fed. tax.* El Tigre II has 6 bias ply sizes and 6 bias belted sizes. Poly cord body, 2 fiberglass belts. 28 month wearout warranty.

Wheels!

25%to

75% Off Entire Stock

Gold Klassic silgm Blemlsh

Reg. Sale

13x51/2................44 75 33.56

14x7 ...................44.75 33.56

15x6.......*..........^ 47.25 35.44

Keystone Raider siight Biemish

Reg.

49.75

54.75

49.75

x:pennev TIRE WARRANTY INFORMATION * These JCPcnney El Tigre II tires are warranted against failure due to detects, In material and workmanship until 2/32" of tread remaine. They are also war-reMled agamsl erenialure wearout during the first 28 months of use. If a El Tigre II failure occurs, apparently due to delect, return it to XPenney and we will replace it charging you at most, lor that portion of tread used. Charges will be based upon the selling price in effect at the time of adjustment.

Sale prices effective -through Saturday.

Size/Whitewall

Also fits

Reg.

Sale*

P165/S0D13

A78-13

843

$30

P185/80D13

941

834

P19S/7SD14

D/E78-14

881

137

P205/7SB14

F78-14

I8t

P219/79B14

078-14

868

$48

P229/75B14

H78-14

172

880

P215/75B15

G78-15

871

846

P22S/75B1S

H78-19

$74

881

P235/75B15

L78-15

$79

859

SIze/Blackwall

Also fits

Reg.

Sale*

P165/80D13

A78-13

il8

P185/80D13

$44

$30

P195/75D14

D/E78-14

$49

834

Plus fad. tax on each tira.

50%Off

Steel belted radiial AF/X blems

Wide profile 70 Series Steel Belted Radial AF/X has polyester cord body, 2 steel belts. Plus, all season tread design, raised tjvhlte letters with pinstriping.

Six*

RtplacM (It xthlclt placard tpaclflat a sltt balow)

Rag

Sala-

Srza

Raplacat (It vahicia placard tpacilla* a alia balow)

Reg

Sale*

P175/

70R13

P1SS/MR13. P1SS/7SR13. 1SSR13 165R13,17S/70R13

$72

$36

P195/

70RM

P18S/7SR14.18S/70R14.19S/70R14. f7SRM, CR70-14, CR78-M

$91

$45

PISS/

70R13

P16S/80R13. P17S/7SR13. 16SR13. 18S/70R13, AR70-13, AR7S-13

$76

$38

P20S/

70RM

PS/70fl14. P21S/60R14j 18SR14. 20S/70R14. DR/ER78-K DR/ER7D-M

$95

$47

P20S;

70R13

P18S/80R13.18SR13. 19S/70R13. CR70-13, CR78-13

$81

$40

P22S/

70R15

P215/7SR15. GH78-15, GR70-15, 22S/70R1S

|$11J

$56

PISS/

70RH

P17S/7SR14.165R14,17S/70R14, 1IS/70R14, 8R70-U. BR78-14

$86

$43

P23S

70R1S

P22S/75R1S. HR8JR78-1S,

HR4JR70-1S. 23S/70R15 7'"*

1$54

^Plus fed. Ux from i. to i.i9 ea. lire.

Keystone Sunspoke

Slight Blemish

Reg. Sale

13x51/2 FWD.............. 52.25 39.19

13x51/2...................42.25 31.69

15x6 ...................... 44.75 33.56

Sale

37.31 41.06

37.31 39.19

14x6 .'.............

14x8..............

15x6..............

15x7 Ford Pick-up 52.25

Cal Chrome wire dish

First Line

Reg. Sale

13x51/2................39.99 29.99

14x6 ............. 44.99 33.74

15x6 ................... 49.99 37.49

Cal Chrome White Turbo

First Line

Reg. Sale

15x7 ................... 34.75 26.06

15x10 .................. 50.00 37.50

Cal Chrome Turbo

First Line

Reg.

14x6 ..... 44.75

15x7...................44.75

15x8...................44.75

Sale

33.56

Cal Chrome Apache white spoke-First ime

14x6

15x7

15x8

Reg. Sale

32.25 24.19

.42.25 31.69

42.25 31.69

Save 80 on 8-track AM/FM stereo.

Sale 29.99. Orig. 99.99. 8-track AM/FM car stereo. Push buttori and balance controls.

Sale 49.99. Orig. 69.99. Survivor 40 hand held CB.

Sale 264.99. Oirg. 499.99. Bear Cat 300 service search scanner. 2100 frequency.

Sale 39.99. Orig. 69.99. 2T-11 Cruise control.

40%off

Scat Trac radial blems

Scat Trac radial. Wide 60 and 70 series performance tires have 2 fibergiass belts. Raised outlined white letters.

Staa

Rag.

Sale

P24S/MR14

888

157

P48/I8R15

P79/B0R15

SIM

P23S/78R14

8S2

Pt29/70R14

182

PZ/78R1t

tS7

P296/70R15

8103

Ilf

Plus fed. tax from 2.87 to 3.04 each tire.

Sale 80.07

Reg. 106.88 pr- inst. MacPherson Strut replacement cartridges with fully-sealed piston rods. Cars requiring complete assemblies higher.

Sale 10.99

Reg. 15.99. Radial Heavy Duty Shock smooths out the ride of radial tires at low speeds, but gives a firm ride with any tire at high speeds.

Sale 149.99

Reg. 199.99. AM FM car stereo with Power-Up" to boost output 30 watts, 15 per channel. Auto reverse cassette automatically plays both sides of tape.

64The Daily Reflector, Greenville, N.C.Thursday, November 25,19S2 m BAf

New Jolt Awaits Amerasian Daughter After 8 Years Of Waiting

A ^ r I U.^ AAmin/t KoaIt

American Dad Goes Off Again

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Linda Crosby was 16 months old when her father left South Vietnam. It was just a business trip and he planned to return to his young daughter and his Vietnamese wife and stepdaughter. That was in 1974.

Eight years later, the family has been reunited by last months airlift of Amerasian children, but their first Thanksgiving dinner in America is an .occasion of mixed joy and sadness; Ernest Crosby has gone away again.

In a stroke of bad timing.

the 37-year-old Crosby had only 19 days with his wife, Lee, his 9-year-old daughter and his 12-year-old stepdaughter, Sally, before business called him away again, this time to a job in South Yemen.

He will be gone five months, training helicopter technicians for Augusta Inc. He was a civilian doing similar work in 1974 when the fall of South Vietnam prevented him from returning to his family.

He had no choice, Crosbys sister, Pam Woods, 35, said of Crosbys Oct. 25

departure for South Yemen. Ms. Woods has brought her brothers family into her home during his absence, and because her sister-in-law and nieces speak no English, she speaks for them.

At first the children just wouldnt believe it she said. The night we had to take him to the airport, they wouldnt listen. So we put them to bed. The following morning we told them.

Their reaction, Ms. Woods said, was that father had left for eight years the first time, and now hes gone agam. But she added, I think that they

know that he is coming back this time.

Crosby had lived in-Vietnam for three years with his wife, then named Nguyen Thi, and her first child. When he could not return to get his family out, he began writing letters to every agency and individual he thought might be able to help. Nothing worked.

Crosbys absence filled the house with sadness for days, his sister said.

The remedy? Just start talking up father, she said.

Most Stores Open Late Nights Til Christmas

CHARCe IT (MOS T 5 TORiS)

2-Way Speaker System in

Genuine Walnut Veneer

Nova-5 by Realistic

ALL SMILES ... Sally Crosby shares a laugh with her sister, Linda, during dinner in their new home in San Francisco. The kids say they

enjoy eating the American food, which is vastly different from their native Vietnamese dishes. (APLaserphoto)

Seen on

LCD Calculator With 4-Key Memory

EC-273 by Radio Shack

0GQB . G00BB G00Ba 00BBO

40%

Off

Reg. 19.95

HaK

Price

K vWdSSe^n 2" tweeter is ferro-#404030

Square root, percent and sign-change keys. With batteries, case. #66-683

Our Finest, Fun-est Video

Game Now.Cut Tandyvision* One

by Radio Shack

38 Game Csrtrfi Avalk

Save *50

199

Poker/Blackjack Cartridge Included

Reg. 249.95

Uses Intellivision* and Sears Super Video Arcade* cartridges. Attaches to any color fV. #58-1000

'TM Mattel Electronics

25% Off! Mini Phone

ET-100 by Radio Shack

Save *10

Reg.

39.95

'Hangs Up on

mgs Any Flat Surface.

Only 7" long! Auto-Redial, tone ringer, mute switch for pri-

Video Disc Piayer With

Remote Control\^^4

vacy. Ready to plug in! FC

-CC registered. White, #43-284. Brown, #43-285

Save2igie

M60

Hooks up to your TV in seconds! Audio outputattach to hi-fi for dramatic sound. Remote unit duplicates all front-panel controls from 20' away. #16-301

Challenging Electronic Games for One and All!

Pocket Repeat. Reg. 10.95. #60-2152 . /.........Sale $7.95

HoW-Up LCD Game Watch. #60-2173 ..............$19.95

LCD Blackjack. #60-2167 ........................$19.95

Tandy-12 Computerized Arcade. #60-2159...... $19.95

Electronic Space Shot. #60-2166 ........ $19.95

2-Player Football. Reg. 29.95. #60-2156 Sale $19.95

Cosmic Fire-Away Watch. #60-2174 .......... $24.95

1000 FIre-Away. Reg. 39.95 #60-2165 ..........Sale $29.95

Hungry Monster". #60-2171 ...................$39.95

Caveman. #60-2172 ................. $39.95

Cosmic 2000 Fire-Away. #60-2170 .........$39.95

Sensory Cfwss. #60-2176 ^................... $49.95

Batteries extra, except #60-2173, #60-2174

Wn-1 TV Game Cut *10

TV SCOREBOARD* by Radio Shack

FAMILY PHOTO ... The Crosby family poses in their San Francisco home. Ernest Crosby hugs his wife, Lee, and their daughters Sally

and Linda. They were recently reunited after a separation of eight years. (AP Laserphoto)

25%Off

Attaches Easily to any TV

RECORD-BREAKER SALE!

SEACEMAKER MICROWAVE OVEN BV GENERAL ELECTRIC

Reg. 39.95

SPACEMAKER^

MICROWAVE

OVEN

Automatic Cooking Control takes the guess\A/ork out of microwaving.

Cook Code'" Controla shortcut in cooking,

Ten Power Levels.

Play Skeet, Target, Tennis. Squash. Hockey or Practice. On-screen scoring, sound effects. "45" Ilghtbeam pistol. #6(^3061

Batteries extra

Kids Walkie-Talkie

Space Patrol* by Archer

Cuddly, Pettable Portable Radios

By Realistic

Built-In AM Radios

Cuddly Cat. #12-983 .......$12.95

Pekingese. #12-967 .......$13.95

Raccoon. #12-971.........$13.95

White Terrier. #12-977 .....$13.95

Country Mouse. #12-975 . ...$14.95 Chow Dog. #12-986 .......$15.95

Batteries extra

irn

Thri!l-a-Minute Radio-Controlled Vehicles

By Radio Shack

11 59

Model JVM62

ALL MICROWAVES ON SALE!

Each e No License Required

49.8 MHz Operation

Terrific outdoor fun for kids! With code key and Morse code chart. Locking talk button, flexible antenna. #604005

BMtary extra

Corvette. #6(>3082 .......$11.95

Porsche K-3. #60-3076 ... $14.95

Mustang. #60-3078 .......$19.95

Lamborghini.#60-3043 ...$29.95 Sherman Tank. #60-3037 .. $39.95

Stingray. #60-3079 .......$39.95

Renault. #60-3080 ........$49.95

Land Cruiser. #60^1 . . .$59.95

All operate on 27 MHz. except #60-3078, 49 MHz. Batteries extra

Toys to Brighten Any KkJs Christmas

Holiday Bug. Special Purchase. #60-2381 ..........$3.99

ZOOM Cycle. #60-1060 ........ $4.95

Draw Poker. Special Purchase. #60-2351 ..........$5.95

FM Microphone. #60-2109 ....................$6.95

Monkey See Calculator. Special Purchase. #60-1013.. $7.95

Lamborghini. #60-2377 ............ $7.99

Fireman Hairnet. #60-3005 ........ $7.99

Metal Detector. Reg. 19.95. #60-3003 Sale $14.95

Electronic Organ. #60-1022 ....................$19.95

Low-Priced GiHs for All the

19#5,

TV & APPLIANCE

108 East Second St.. Ayden, N.C. Telephone 746-4021

Youngsters on Your Shopping List!

Batteries extra

3205 South Memoriil Or.. Greenville, N.C, Telephone 756-8830

SALES & SERVICE

Check Your Phone Book for the Radie/kaek Store or Dealer Nearest You

PmCES MAV VAAV AT mOfVIOUAl STORES ANO DEAIERS

A DIVISION OF TANOV COAPOAATION

sal days

FRIDAY (9:30 10 9:00)

& SATURDAY (9:30 TO 9:00)

WE HAVE, LOTS OF

FOR YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY! i

SAVE

S8.07

Battery-Operated Table Organ Has 25 Numbered Keys, 2-Octave Range req

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Turkey At Thanksgiving Existed Before Piigrims

By MARY SPECK

MIAMI (UPI) -Cherry Hammans traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner doesnt go back just a few generations - it goes back

5.000 years,

Ms. Hamman, a graduate student in anthropology at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton, specializes in pre-Columbian cookery. She trekked to a small village of Mayan Indians on the Mexican Yucatan peninsula and found what she believes is the oldest recipe for Thanksgiving turkey in the New World.

There were flourishing ceremonial centers in lowland Mayan areas as early as

5.000 years ago, Ms, Hamman said.

Foods associated with a religious ceremony change very little over the generations. So we can be fairly certain that the Thanksgiving ceremony has stayed more or less the same over the millennia.

Ms. Hamman deliberately chose an isolated village of 50 Indians with no roads, no electricity and no running water because she wanted

to study a community that was relatively untouched by Western ways.

Even in that tiny village, however, the anthropoligist found that most of the men were shedding traditional dress and ceremonies. Only the women were able to preserve Mayan customs.

Women are the repositories of the ancient culture, Ms. Hamman said. While all the men now wear Western slacks and shirts, the women still wear traditional Mayan dress.

And women are the ones who keep the hearth, she continued. "What we eat is so tied to our religious ways. To get back to a peoples roots, you can really just look at their food.

The Mayan thanksgiving is a communal feast, to which every family in the village must contribute, Ms. Hamman said. The ceremony takes place before the crops are ready to harvest.

"They give thanks to the gods ahead of time, right in the middle of the rainy season, to assure bountiful rain,she explained.

" ine whole village cooks together, with each family contributing a turkey, or a chicken if theyre very poor.

The Mayans were among the first people to domesticate the turkey, Ms. Hamman said. But their birds are scrawny creatures compared to the fat gobblers available in U.S. supermarkets.

Their turkeys are kind of pathetic looking, I must admit, she said. But they dont try to roast them or stuff them. They throw them into a big tub - whole and boil them in a broth which is thickened and flavored with ground corn.

The turkey stew (Kol) is accompanied by a sacred bread (tutiwa) made with corn and toasted pumpkin-seeds and wrapped in banana leaves. The bread is baked by the men in secret underground ovens hidden in the jungle.

The men also contribute a honey-flavored liquor, made from tree bark, which is given to the turkey before it is slaughtered to give the meat a slightly sweet flavor.

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When the feast is ready, the village assembles the food on a table as an offering to Chak. the rain god. Smaller offerings are spread out on mats underneath to table to propitiate the Alux, mischevious forest

sprites that play tricks on their enemies.

Many of the seasonings used now by the Indians were brought over by the Spanish, Ms. Hamman said. Instead of cinnamon, garlic, cloves, comino and marjoram, the

ancient Maya probably just used wild onions, allspice, epazote and annato.

They got extra flavor out of their spices by grinding them by hand to bring out their natural aromas and oils.

Even if modem cooks cant spend hours grinding spices or cooking turkey over a wood fire, they can still duplicate the ancient recipes in their own kitchens.

Hamman has served a 'Mayan feast to about a dozen

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Even my ieena^ daughters love it, she said. "And I think thats a real tribute because a lot of my Mexican "cooking they just wont touch.

has become the symbol of our gratitude for a full harvest, but the spirit of the occasion is more enduring.

On this Thanksgiving, we give our heartfelt thanks for friends and their friendship. The longer we live the more important to the fullness of life they becorne.

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By GRAHAM HEATHCOTE Associated Press Writer

LONDON (AP) - The worlds oldest Bible society is unlocking the secrets of a hoard of ancient manuscripts (Overlooked in its basement (or more than a century.

; Wrapped in brown paper, the historical treasures* include a 4th-century Coptic ospel of St. John on papyrus and an Indian love story inscribed in 19th-century Tamil on palm leaves.

There is also a piece of wood inked in Chinese script the identity card of a* Manchu cadet soldier killed by British troops in 1842 at Chinkiang Fu in the last action of the first Opium War.

The manuscripts, mostly donated by well-wishers, are stored in a basement-turned-strongroom beneath headquarters of the British and Foreign Bible Society, which has been publishing and distributing Bibles in several languages since 1804.

Our library upstairs of printed Bibles has more than 24,000 volumes and is one of the worlds best - very well known. But hardly anyone knew about the manuscripts in the basement, society librarian Alan Jesson told The Associated Press.

Helped ^ by a team of linguists and a $9,540 grant from the state-owned British Library, the society hired an Italian graduate in ancient history, Maria Rosaria Falivene, to list the manuscripts.

Her two-year task completed, the Historical Catalogue of the Manuscripts of Bible House Library went on sale Tuesday. It lists 504 items in 183 languages and sells for the equivalent of $16.

Other libraries are expected to be the main purchasers,

The catalogue required more expert advice and assistance than any other produced in our 178 years, Jesson said.

Tom Houston, executive director of the society, said the 252-page volume transports you to distant places and older times, when pioneering individuals were not afraid to go anywhere and do anything, for little reward.

One of the Items in it is a history of the Bible in Balinese by a Rev. De Vroom. He wrote it in what is now Indonesia and got as far as Chapter 57 before he was murdered and his mission abandoned.

' Miss Falivene, 28, said her biggest problem was finding 'a uniform description to deal 'with so many languages, texts, illustrations and bind-

ings.

; But they have been well Hooked after - nothing fell to :pieces in my hands, .she 'said.

; After the catalogue was , printed, we found two more manuscripts in Sinhalese, the language of Sri Lanka. They ,!were in different rooms, but ,;that always happens when you make a catalogue like ;this, she added. You keep ' finding more and more. i Kathleen Cann, the society archivist, said most of the ; manuscripts are translations 'from the Bible by ' missionaries in the 19th and : 20th centuries.

The other things were [ten donated to us, some-mes in the belief that they 'ere biblical, Miss Cann aid, pointing out some xamples.

This turned out to be a iwbook, and this one, given D us as being an Old 'estament, is a translation ato Mongolian of the Tibetan nedical classic known as The Sword. It was copied lUt in Siberia by one of our igents who thought it would lelp him to learn Mongolian.

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That one, labeled as a ran, is the work of a Sufi ^stic.

he collection includes racts dated 1816 from St. tthews gospel in Bullom, ninority tongue in Sierra )ne. The society believes the earliest missionary nslation into an African iguage in the colonial era. tmong the curiosities is a h-century account of an-uities in Mexico written in ! Nahuatl ianguage, and an 5 ode to the society in |c.

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SAVE *21.00 ON ALL WOOD FRAMED GOLD METAL PLATE GLASS WALL MIRRORSj,

SALE * PRICE

A $70.00 Value.. Choice Of 2 Sytles.

20x32.STOREWIDE SAVINGS UP TO 50 %!!SALE BEGINS AT 8:00 A.M. SHARP... FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24THFumitHret Irc. SurmamoIBeleMe

401 West 10th St.. Gretnvillt 7SI-2513

ONE GROUP OF CUSTOM BUILT QUALITY SOFAS. SALE PRICED

75%

OFF

'^ame Brands-Broyhill, Kroehler, Kingsdown. ^any Additional Sofas Sale Priced.

^451.00 Off Broyhill Brown Colonial Sofa

Sale

Reg. ^700.00. Three Cushion, Herculon Fabric .,. Priced

249

*400.00 Off Three Cushion Traditional Sofa

Reg. ^750.00. Green Velvet, Deep Hand Tufted Back...... Price

*601.00 Off Kroehler Colonial Sofa

Sale

Reg. ^800.00, Orange Tweed, Three Cushion .... Priced

199

*450.00 Off Three Cushion Traditional Sofa

Sale

*350**

$>ieAOO

Reg. *900.00. Blue-Green Imported Velvet Fabric Price

*450.00 Off Waters Traditional Sofa

Sale

Reg. *900.00. Blue-Green Fabric, Three Cushion... Price

*600.00 Off Broyhill Traditional Sofa

Reg. *995.00 Green Velvet, Three Cushion . Priced

*505.00 Off Broyhill Contemporary Sofa

Reg. *900.00, Earth Tone, Three Cushion... Priced

450

$395**

*407.00 Off Broyhill Colonial Sofa & Chair

Reg. $1101.00. Earth Tone Herculon Plaid Fabric Price

*371.00 Off Morclay Colonial Sofa & Chair $

Reg. *750.00. Gold Nylon Tweed Fabric .. Sale Price

450 *675** 379**

*757.00 Off Blue Corduroy Colonial Sofa & Chair $

Reg. $1400.00. Tall Pillow Back. Both Pieces Only Price

649

SAVE UP TO 55 % ON FLOOR SAMPLE BEDROOM PIECES BY DIXIE, GEORGIA PACIFIC AND SUMTER...

Pric*900.00 Williams Pine Triple Dresser & Twin Mirror ..... ...S.^/449**

Price*675.00 Williams Honey Pine Door Chest, 4 Drawers, 2 Doors 325^^

^*250.00 Williams Honey Pine Nite Chest, 2 Drawers 119

Price424.00 Dixie White French Provincial Dresser & Mirror wce^ 195^^

Price*127.00 Dixie White French Provincial Nite Stand, 1 Drawer .. wce^59^^

p!I 240.00 Dixie White French Provincial Powder Table .....____wce^99^^

w*104.00 Dixie White French Provincial Desk Chair............wce^49

wie*244;00 Dixie White French Provincial Double Spindle Bed ... ^^99^

price*375.00 D^xie Maple 5 Drawer Lingerie Chest............... 179^^

^*595.00 Dixie Maple Double Dresser & Mirror..............w^295

375.00 Dixie Queen Panel Bed, Honey Maple..............195

List

Price

Priie*495.00 Dixie Queen Double Maple Chair Back Bed..... ...,S'*239**

List

Price

Ust

Price

190.00 Sumter Maple Twin Spindle Headboard............wce^ 109

576.00 Sumter Maple Triple Dresser & Mirror..............wce^345

Prile430.00 Sumter Maple 7 Drawer Chest On Chest......... .^!;e^260

RIDGEWAY GRANDFATHER FLOOR CLOCKS AT SAVINGS UPTO50%...CHOICE OF 12 STYLES NOW AT SAVINGS OF *301.00 TO *605.00. A GIFT THAT WILL BE CHERISHED FOR YEARS.

Retail *600.00. The Clemmons, Gold & White ^ ^ ^ ^

Decorated Cabinet. Westminster Chimes..

Retail *1000.00. The Urelei, Oak Clock, . $

Sai

Lyre Pendulum, Moon Dial, Lock On Door. Price

Retail *750.00. The Raeford, Cherry 18th $ Century Styled Clock, Westminster Chimes .price

595

450

UP TO 45% OFF!! THE PLANTATION GROUP BY KINCAID...SOLID WOOD, SOLID SAVINGS...SOLID VALUES

SOLID ROCK MAPLE AND SOLID APPALACHIAN PINE DINEHES BY KINCAID. OPEN STOCK...BUY PIECES NOW. ADD PIECES LATER. OVER 300 PIECES IN STOCK

a./

RETAIL PRICE *1268.00.48 ROUND PEDESTAL TABLE AND FOUR CAPTAINS ARM CHAIRS

Pedestal Table Has 210 Leaves, Extends To 48x68. Includes 4 Sturdy Arm Chairs.

Sale

Price

550

RETAIL PRICE *825.00 42 INCH ROUND TABLE WIH TWO 10 INCH LEAVES..GENUINE FORMICA TOP.

Hard Rock Maple...Table C Extends To 42x62. 11/2 Inch Thick Top.

Sale Price

500

RETAIL PRICE *845.00. SOUD PINE 44 INCH ROUND TABLE & TWO LEAVES, PLUS 4 ARROW BACK CHAIRS.

Table Extends To 46x64 .C 2 Inch Thick Top.

4 Chairs Included,. Price -

560

RETAIL PRICE *915.00 SOLID PINE 44 INCH HEX TABLE WITH TWO LEAVES PLUS 4 ARROW BACK CHAIRS

*600**

Table Extends To 44x64",

2 Inch Thick Top. Includes salc

4 Sturdy Arrow Back Chairs .

SAVE 30% TO 50% ON 30 LANE LOVE CHESTS IN STOCK-COMPARE BOSTIC-SUGGS PRICES ANYWHERE ON LANE LOVE CHESTS.

a gift for Christmas that best sags **1 Love fdu...

a Lane Love Chest, and welt hold it for you untii Deeembier

Tiered

Table

UST PRICE $50.00

*25"

SALE

PRICE

Has the custom-touch of a handsome brass post gallery Rich mahogany finish. Suits every budget and style preference The perfect accent for that favorite room

COMPARE AT30.00 24 INCH TALL 18TH CENTURY CIGAREHE TABLE IN MAHOGANY FINISH.

$1388

SALE

PRICE

Imported White Marble Top. Classic Dark Mahogany Finish.

50% OFF SOLID PINE FLOOR LAMP WITH TRAY.

3900

COMPARE AT20.00 TWO PIECE BOSTON ROCKER CUSHION SEATS

SALE

PRICE

SALE

PRICE

Round Or Hex Table. Retail $85.00

Seat & Back' Cushions. Choice Of 4 Decorator Colors.

JOStlt-5U95

Furniture, Inc.

dumdum o^^sx/iknce

401 West 10th St., Greenville - 7S8-2S13SALE BEGINS AT 8:00 A.M. SHARP FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26. OPEN TIL 9:00 FRIDAY NITES... OPEN SATURDAY 8:00 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. EXTRA SALES PERSONNEL TO ASSIST YOU...HUNDREDS OF UN-ADVERTISED SAVINGS...BE EARLY..SAVE NOW.

SAVE45% ON BENT COLONIAL

PLATFORM ROCKER SAVE 431.00 TO 451.00

PRICE S340.00 Tall Back Rocker...Crewel Like Fabric.... rai ^ 188^^

PRICE $280.00 Low Back Rocker. Dark Pine Finish raiS ^ 159^^

LIST SALE $ 1 A nOO

PRICE $290.00 Tall Back Rocker, Padded Cushion Back... price 14 y

LIST SALE

PRICE $300.00 Bis John Rocker, Honey Pine Finish.......price

179

18th Century Cherry Solid Tables!

Your

Choice

AMERICAN-DREW ' 18TH CENTURY DESIGN CHERRY GROVE BEDROOM GROUP

34%

BUY NOW AND YOU CAN BUY AT THE 1981 PRICES...OVER 200 PIECES IN STOCK...THE NEXT SHIPMENT WILL BE AT CURRENT PRICES.OPEN STOCK...BUY A PIECE OR COMPLETE BEDROOM.

THE BEDROOM THAT WILL BECOME TOMORROWS HEIRLOOM.

HERES ANOTHER GOOD REASON TO BUY

CHERRY GROVE ' "

AMHHCANADREW.INC.

46?0tf List Price M3S8" Four Piece Aserican-Drew Cherry Grove Bedroom

Group atJuge Savings

*7 Dravi/er Double Dresser ^ ^ _

5 Drawer Chest , S Oil [T

Vertical Shaped Mirror

* Double Queen Spindle Headboard Price

18TH CENTURY ELEGANCE, DESIGNED FOR MODERN HOMES.

Cherry

Grove

AMERICAN*!fDREW.INC.

Off List Price '1820^ Four Piece Master Bedroom Group

Sale Price

*7 Drawer Double Dresser Pediment Vertical Mirror Double Queen Tester Bed Five Drawer Chest

$123000

OVER 200 LA Z BOY ROCKER RECLINERS. . WALL RECLINERS AND SWIVAL ROCKERS.

NOW AT GREATEST SAVINGS EVER AT BOSTIC-SUGG.

35% ..50%

OFF

BOSTIC-SUGGS PRICES ARE 35 to 50% OFF ON EVERY LA-Z-BOY IN STOCK...NOW LA-Z-BOY FULL SIZE ROCKER RECLINERS AS LOW

LA-Z-DOV

50%OFFCONVERTA

SLEEPER SOFAS BY BROYHILL KINGSDOWN FLOOR SAMPLES, SPECIAL PURCHASES DISCONTINUED STYLES.

RETAIL.

SALE $

raicE *987.00 Broyhill Queen Size Converta Sleeper, Brown Plaid PRICE 590

RETAIL SALE $ CO I%00

PRICE *1135.00 Kingsdown Queen Size Country Sleeper, Blue Check Fabric , price DyD

PRICE *959.00 Kingsdown Queen Colonial Sleeper, Green Floral Print price 449

PRICE *1065.00 Kingsdown Queen Size Traditional Sleeper^ Green Velvet price *550* PRICE *911.00 Kingsdown Double Colonial Sleeper, Nylon Floral Print price *399*

mcE *800.00 Broyhill Queen Size Loose Pillow Back Sleeper, 3 Cushions price *349

RETAIL '' SALE $ A A COO

PRICE *927.00 Kingsdown Queen Size Contemporary Sleeper, Natural Fabric price tyO

mcE *1115.00 Broyhill Queen Colonial Sleeper Sofa, Blue Print Fabric *650

70The Daily Reflector. Greenville, N C Thursday. November 25.1982

District Court Report

Judge H Horton Rountree disposed of the following cases during the October 11 -15 term of District Court, in Pitt County.

Ronald David .Mkinson. Ooldsboro. spwlinn I'ObI Travis Barrett Ayden no operators Inense, reekless driving fid days jail suspended on payment of llmvand cost John Krank Bari*uk l-aDrange. einlK'zzlement. dismissed Gary Taylor Bielbv Kinston ex eeeding safe speed cost Williani Carlton Brooks. New Bern, operating lell of center. S5 and cost Bobbie Karl Bullmk, Grimesland driving while license revoked (bsmiss ed driving under the influence, 4 mon tbs jail suspended on payment of JlOO and cost surrender operators license l.yman E Carmon Jr . Roosevelt Avenue, worthless cheek, JO days jail suspended on payment of cost and check

Aaron Karl Coley. Rawl Road, driving while license revoked, 6 months jail suspended on payment of $200 and cost Hertiert Daniel, no address, trespass, JOdaysjail James Karl Dixon. Ayden. reckless driving 4 months Jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost, attend alcohol workshop Kirby Dixon. Route 3, Greenville, po,s.session of controlled substance with inteni lo .sell, dismi.ssed, manufacturing controlled substance. 2 years Jail suspended on payment of $:t00 and cost Archie l,ee Edwards, Citarles Blvd . operate left of center, dismissed.

James Robert Floyd, Fourteenth Street, fail stop for school bus, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost

Tommy Hill. New Jersey, driving under influence, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $150 and cost Stanley John Hymienny Jr, New Bern, improper passing, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $25 and cost George Ralph King. Kinston, reckless driving, no operators license, transport alcohol with seal broken, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost; attend alcohol workshop Dalton Granville Lilley Jr , Washington, exceeding sale speed, dismissed Timothy Ray Moore, Blounts Creek; speeding, 30 days jaiJ suspended on payment of $50 and cost, surrender operators license.

Sandra Dean Pollard, Route 4, Greenville, exceeding safe speed, cost David Ernest Reeves, Farmville, safe movement violation, cost.

William Russ Summerell, Raleigh, 10% blood alcohol content, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Albert Pete Tyson, Snow Hill, robbery. dismissed Ted Parker Wallace, Pinetown, exceeding safe speed, 10 days jail suspended on payment of $25 and cost.

Billy Ray Warren, Route 1, Greenville, kidnapping, no probable cause found: annoying phone calls, dismissed.

Donald Mack Wooten, Walstonburg, improper eCjuipmenl, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost.

Darrell 0 Bridges, Play Meadows, communicating threats, not guilty.

Lo Anne Bridges, Play Meadows, communicating threats, not guilty Anthoriy Tony Caputo, Doctors Park, injury personal property, 60 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost;

$91 restitution Cheri Lynne Fite, Green Mill Run, worthless check, dismissed,

Verlon Griffin, Winterville, assault on female, dismissed Theodore Linsey, Fleming Street, assault inflicting serious injury, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $25 and cost

Almi.vsu- Payton, Griflun worthless check, dismissed Robert William Creel Jr Church Street assault on female, .tu days jail suspended on paymeni of $50 and cost Thomas Karl Mills.'Route 3. Green ville. breaking entering and larceny, no probable (ause found Dewey Giirganus, Winterville, damage personal properly. 60 days jail suspended on p ly ment of |5o and cost. $2tMI restitution Steven R .Marshall. Allaptic Beach, worthless check. ;tO days jail susp'nded on payment of cost and check Curtis Andrews. l,akeview Terrace, larceny. 6 months jail suspend^ on payment of $100 and cost. $3 59 reMitu tion probation 1 year. $125 attorney lees

Wilbert Clarence Brown, Bethel, trespass, prayer lor judgment con tinued upon paymeni of cost Curtis Dean Cone Aycotk Dorm. speding, cost Rejena l.^igh Craddock, Cedar Court, speeding, cost Jaynes L Davis, .Myrtle Avenue, 10% blood alcohol content, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $150 and cost; surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Elliott Lee Ennis II, Aycock Dorm, speeding, jtrayer for judgment continued upon payment of cost Andrew Charles Goach^ Meade Street, reckless driving, dismissed George Thomas Hawley, Jr , Glendale Court, dismissed George Thomas Hawley, Jr. fail report accident. 4 months jail suspend ed on payment of $200 and cost Charles A Hilbert, Willow Street, damage personal property. 30 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost. $144 restitutuion Jonathan Allen Hudgins. Pitt Street, reckless driving. 90 days jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost"

Jennifer Jean Jackson, Sixth Street, speeding, cost Scott Johnson, Ayden, possession of marijuana, dismissed Raymond Joyner, Pendleton Drive 10% blood alcohol content, 4 months jail suspended on paymeni of $100 and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Howard Earl Langley. Roundtree Drive, worthless check, dismissed Pedro Donzell Lewis, Tarboro, Improper passing. 60 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost Peter Laird MaCconnell, Route 2, Greenville, speeding, cost.

Ruebin Guy Mayo, Jr . Grimesland. exceeding safe speed, cost Clarence Morning, Virginia, driving under influence. 6 months jail suspended on payment of $300 and cost,

Raymond Wallace Mackenzie, Queen Anne Road, speeding, prayer for judgment continu upon payment of cost.

John Nickens, Conners Court, assault, dismissed,

John Haywood Parrish, Heath Street, 10% blood alcohoi content. 4 months jail suspended on payment of $150 and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Robert Henry 'Schultz, Rlverblufl Apt,, speeding, $25 and cost.

David Scott, Delaware, driving under influence. 4 months jail suspended on payment of $150 and cost, attend alcohol workshop.

Michael Willis Stancill, Route 6, Greenville, driving under influence, speeding, reckless driving, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $150 and cost, surrender oj^rators license, attend alcohol workshop.

Ricky Lynn Streeter. Anderson Drive, improper equipment, prayer for judgment continued upon payment of cost,

Thomas Haywood Swanson, Greenway Apt, stop light violation, $25 and cost.

Debbie Conner Tripp, Pitt Street, no operators license, cost Deborah A. Tucker, Winterville, worthless check, dismissed.

Virginia Gaye Tyson, Williamston, 10% blood alcohol content, 4 months

jail suspended on payment of $15u and cost, .surrender operators license at tend alcohol workshop Richardo Wlasquez. Jones tXirm. speeding, prayer for judgment con linued upon pa) meni of (ost Marvin . Williams Norcott Circle unauthorized use of convevance not guilty

David StH'rrod Hammond Jr Fair fax .Avenue excci-dmg safe speed. 5 days jail suspended on p>ment of $20 and cost

William tlopkin.s Rnule I Greenville, trespass to days jail suspended on pay rnenl of cost RotK'rt Moore Winlenille assault by pointing a gun t> nionlhs jail suspended on paymeni of cosi Johnny McKenzie Mokes. as.sault by poiiiling a gun dismissetl J.irvin Roach (lakgnivc assault with deaiflv weapon .12 months jail susp*-nded on pa\ rneiil of $za ,ind cost U'ster (ornelius .lotmson Heming Slreel. larcenv ilismissed Jimmy Ray i .iriimn Avden, trespass, 4 davsjail Allen Thomas .Anderson. Winlervile. pos.session of marijuana $nxi and cost loM-ph Baker Grifton intoxicated and disruptive.' 30 days jail suspended on paymeni of $10 and cost David Ray Ballance Virginia. 10% blood alcohol content 6 months suspiTided on pay men! of $:tOO and cost Goerge Jeffrey Beaman. Grifton, riH'kless driving, 4 months jail suspend-tnl on paymeni of $100 and co,st, attend alcohol workshop Timothy Wayne Boone, Ayden, posses.sion of marijuana. $25 and cost Bucky Braxton, Ayden. assault with deadly weapon, not guilty .Michael Edward Brown, Bethel, driving under influence, dismissed Timothy Brown, Grillon, assault on female 30 days jail suspended on payment of $.50 and cost Columbus Elliott .Ness Campbell. Vanceboro, driving under influence, 6 months jail suspended on payment of $2(K) and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Roy Capps. Grifton. assault on officer 60 days jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost Gary Josepy Carter, Winterville, driving under influence, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $200 and cost, surrender operators license Michael Keith Coward, Winterville, fail lo stop at scene of accident, reckless driving, dismissed Edward Earl Forbes, Broad Street, driving under influence, 4 months jail suspended on paymeni of $|(X) and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Walter Gardner Jr, Ayden. assault.

30 days jail suspended on payment of cost

Linda Delois Graham, Grifton, unauthorized use of conveyance, dismissed.

Kenneth Lee Guions, Ayden, ABC violation, cost,

Deborah Pruett Haddock, Grifton, exceeding safe speed, prayer for judgment continued upon payment of cost Marie Harris, Ayden, worthless check, dismissed.

Robert Disney Harris, Winterville, assault with deadly weapon, malicious prosecution, prosecuting witness pay cost

Tony Eugene Holland, Ayden, reckless driving, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost, attend alcohol workshop.

Jessie Horton, Ayden, obtaining advances, dismissed,

Albert Jackson. Ayden, ABC violation. 4 months jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost Louis Henry Johnson, Grifton, exceeding safe speed, cost.

Angelo Joyner, Ayden, assault inflic tiilg serious injury, ; days jail suspended on payment of cost, $50 50 restitution.

Jai Nusserwanji Kerawalla, Ellsworth Drive, passing stopped school bus, not guilty Shell Locklear, Ayden, larceny, assault on female, dismissed Clifton Earl Moore, Ayden, assault on female, not guilty.

Jessie Moore Jr., Ayden, damage personal property, 60 days jail suspended on payment of $30 and cost; assault with deadly weapon inflicting serious injury, dismissed.

R.C. Moye, Ayden, ABC, violation, not guilty.

. Vanessa Faye Pearsall, Ayden, stop sign violation, 20 days jail suspended on payment of $25 and cost.

Miller Defondo Phillips, Farmville, no operators license, expired registration plate, no financial resonsibility, 30

days jail suspended on paymeni of $50 and cost

Wilbert Phillips. Ayden, shoplifting. 2 days jail .

David l-ee Pittman, Grifton. reckless drmng, 4 months jail suspended on paymeni of $30 and cost, attend alcohol workshop Randy Reel, Grimesland. com-mtinicaiing threats, dismissed David '-rmpkins. Washington, wor-Ihles-s.check. 30 days jail suspended on payment of cost and check Ruedell Doug Smoots. Edwards Park, assault on female, 30 days jail suspended on pay meni of $25 and cost Uiuis Stephen Tyson, Ayden, possession of marijuana. $100 and cost Gordon Keith Vann. Grimesland. hit and run, 60 days jail suspended on pay ment of $100 and cost Arthur Wallace. Kinston, ABC viola lion, ,5 days Jail suspended on payment III cost

Jesse Woixis, Ayden. ABC violation, dismissed Ricky Herbert Wood. Ayden. reckless drmng. operate left of center. 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost , attend alcohol workshop Bruce Alton Rogers, Greenfield Blvd , reckless driving, dismissed Larry Gene Abel, Shallotte, abandonment - nonsupport. dismissed Franklin Daniel Anderson, Route 8, Greenville. 10% blood alcohol content,

6 months jail suspended on payment of ' $150 and cost, surrender operators license, attend alcohol worksht^

Ronald E Ayers, Elm City unauthorized use of conveyance, dismissed Albert Darnell Barnes, Tarboro. assault on officer, dismissed, resisting arrest, 8 days jail trespass, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost-remit

Susan Barr, Winterville, assault by pointing a gun, malicious prosecution, prosecuting witness pay cost Jessie James Battle, Calvin May, dispose of mortgaged property, dismissed Wesley Neal Bridgers, Ayden, speeding, 5 days jail suspended on payment of cost.

William Ivan Brinkley, Grifton. driving under influence, 6 months jail suspended on payment of $400 and cost, surrender operators license James R. Brock, Farmville, larceny, resisting arrest. 6 months jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost.

Tommy Glen Carter, Bethel, possession of marijuana, manufacture controlled substance, dismissed Tommy Carter, possession pyrotechnics, possession of gambling devices, dismissed.

.Steven Douglas Cobbs, Rocky Mount, .10% bliKKi alcohol content, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost, surrender operators license, at tend alcohoi workshop Richard Harrelson, trespass, dismissed.

Timothy Burwood Harris, Route 4, Greenville, damage real property, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $50 and cost.

Eddie Eugene Joijnson. Walstonburg, affray, dismissed l,ester Johnson, Ward Street, assaull on female, malicious prosecution, prosecuting witness pay cost Pi-dro Millan, Grimesland, assault on female, malicious prosecution, prosecuting witness pay cost.

Morris Monk, Winterville, assault with deadly weapon, assault on female, not guilty Kim Brooks Nethercutt, Sulgrave Road, intoxicated and disruptive, 30 days jail suspended on payment of $25 and cost

Joe Arm Pettlway, Bethel, assault with deadly weapon, 30 days jail suspended on payment of cost, $88 , restitution.

Connie Phillips, Bethel, possession of controlled substance, manufacturing marijuana, dismissed.

Lawrence Edward Proseus Jr., Tenth Street, reckless driving, dismissed, Kenneth T. Ray Jr., Tenth Street, assault on female, prayer for judgment continued upon payment of $100 and cost,

Edward Lee Ross, Winterville,-malicious prosecution, prosecuting witness payctKt.

Zorro P. Samachy. Riverview Estates, possession of schedule VI drug, carry concealed weapon, 90 days jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost.

Rex Metton Saulter. Route 13. Greenville. fail to yield right of way, 30 days jail ^uspen<Jed on paymeni of $50 and cost, surrender o^rators license. 30 daysjail

David Simpkins. Washington, worthless check. 30 days jail suspended on-pay ment of cost and check, remit cost

Jerry Wayne Mnciand, Route 5. Greenville. 10% blood alcohol content, 4 months jail suspended on payment of $100 and cost surrender operators license, attend alcohol workshop Alvin Richard White Jr Corbetle Avenue, driving under influence, 6 months jail suspended on paymeh tof

$130 and cost, surrender operators

license

, Frankie Williams. Bethel, manufac tunng manjuana. possession of marijuana. dismissed Jamen WUllams, Bethel, possession of manjuana, manufacturing mari Juana, dismissed

Michael Roosevell Williams. Ayd safe movement violalion. prayer judgment continued upon payment cost.

ayde WIS, Wintervle, bast dy/nonsupport, dismissed Edward McFee, Route I, OreenvU commumcating threats, dismissed

Having problems with dogs in your neighborhood? Call Animal Control at 752-3342,

Voure Invited toaChristmas OpenHouse

Starting Thanksgiving Day at 12 Noon through Nov. 30th at Sunshine Gardens

THE WARMTH OF AN OLD-FASHIONED CHRISTMAS

Conw vWt GrccnTillc'i newnt. nkcM. iiKMt complcu Chriatmw gallery: a ChrlatDua Fantaay located at Sunalilne Gatdcn Center Wandei through alaica aplUlag over with trcca, omanenU. IlghU. toya. atoch-Ings. atocking atuffcra. gtfta, doUa. trana and nMwe. If yaur Chriatmaa lanUay la cantemporafy. or caita foe capturing the warath and gleam of an old faahlonad Chitatmaa you witl find averythlng necaaaaiy to capture the mood rigkt here.

WORLDS LARGEST TRAIN SET

Bring the children to see the Urgest production model tram set In the world- Made by L.G B in the iinesi German fashion you too can buy one Right now save 25% on all I GB trains and accessories

Open at noon Thankagiving day and Sundgy

25% Off

Artificial Boxwood or Holly Wreaths and Garland!

(Umtt five wttli this coupon only. Bow* not Included. Void after Nov. 30. 1982 Not valid In contunctfon with any other offer.)

Poinsettia

(With thie coupon only. Limit one per coupon. Void after Nov. 30. 1982 Not valid In conlunctlon with any other offer.)

I One Gallon Size

Azaleas

Save on Greenvilles largest selection of permanent Christmas trees. Doxens of styles, brands, and varieties of beautiful, permanent Christmas trees. See them all and save up to 50% right now!

Hot air balloon rides!

Weather permitting, the flying grape will be available for rides starting at 2 p.m. (Thankagiving and Sunday only!)

$20,000.00 Giveaway!

At 3 p.m., twenty thousand doHars in coupons with savings in all departments will drop from the flying grape. -The more you catch, the more you can save!

(Thanksgiving and Sunday only!).

sunsbfne

Free Champagne Right for two!

Register (or a free champagne fllghi lor two In the flying grape. Drawing will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. II riding the sky In s wicker basket Is not for you. the alter-nate prixe is a beautiful artificial tree. No purchase necessary-You do not have to be present to win.

Free Pepsi Free! With each purchaac of )5.00 or more, get a two liter alze bottle of Pepsi

Free-FREE!

Located on Evans St. Eit. 11/2 Miles South Of WNCT TV Station. Greenville. Open Daily 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday and Thanksglvtng Day 12a.m.-6p.m.

thU coupon. Void after Nov. 30, 1982. Not valid In coniunctlon with any other of ler. Umit Hvc per coupon.)

'sobff!'

Any Christmas Ornament

(With thto coupon. Void after Nmi. 30. 1988. Nut valid In enu|unrtleu wMh any

other offer. UmH one per conpon.)

Land and Sea Outlet

(next (door to The Wishing Well)

Greenville Square Shopping Center

Greenvilles First Pottery and Frozen Processed Seafood

Announces Its

Reg. Price $2.39 2.49

2.59

Wooden

Christmas

Ornaments

$1 39

Also (Christmas Wreaths, Candlels, Bows, Christmas Arrangements, Etc.

Grand

Opening

Friday, November 26th Doors Open 9:30 A.M.

ArpiTiriAiTr ^

nThe Brass Shop

Hurricane Pewter Oil Lamps

[t Reg. Price $10.99 $-^99

I'J* Sale O

Coffee MugS'WhileThey Last-

Reg. Price $5.00 $099

Sale Price dL

, Brass*Crystal*GlassesVases*Porcelain

Ginger Jar*WickerCandles*Lamps*Much, Much More!

Door Prizes Given Away Throughout Friday and Saturday

Dont Miss Out! Phone 756-4770

We Will Be Closed Thursday Thanksgiving Day! We Have Gift Certificates Available!

Come Celebrate Shop-Eze Foodlands 16th Anniversary Sale! Spains Foodland Also Joins In This Celebration With Shop-Eze. Shop-Eze^ Foodland Is Celebrating 16 Years Of Serving'^ You in Eastern N.C. We Sincerely Wish To Thank You For Shopping With Us.

SMITHFIELD1ST GRADE SLICED

1LB.

PKQ.

YOU SAVE2(hLB.

FAT BACK

FRESH BEEF

SHORT RIBS

FRESH

LB.

YOU SAVE 20* LB

LB.

YOU SAVE LB.

LEAN BONELESS

FRESH WHOLE

STEWING I BOTTOM BEEF I ROUND

M I

FRESH WHOLE

RIB

EYE

$289

ORANGES..

(E 30' E

GROUND

BEEF

AOc

YOU SAVE 30' LB.

YOU SAVE 40'LB.

I SMITHFIELO

BOLOGNA..

YOU SAVE 30' PKQ.

I LUTER'S ORIGINAL I OLO FASHIONED

FRANKS VV

YOU SAVE 20' PKQ.

_W \

WISCONSIN DAISY MILO

CHEESE

YOU SAVE 20*

YOU SAVE 80' LB.

YOU SAVE 31'LB.

5 LB. BAG

YOU SAVE 30' BAG

SHOP-EZE FOODLAND ONLY!

Must Be 18 Years Or Older To Register. No Purchase Necessary, You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win. ,

Second Week

1st Prize $50.00 Shopping Spree

2nd Prize $25.00 Shopping Spree

3rd Prize , * $25.00 Shopping Spree

Third Week

Grand Prize Kerosun Heater ,

$230.00 Value 2nd Prize $100.00 Shopping Spree

3rd Prize $50.00 Shopping Spree

4th Prize $20.00 Shopping Spree

FRESH TOMATOES

YOU SAVE 20' LB.

SWEET

POTATOES

YOU SAVE 10'LB.

FRESH

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Time Is Running Out For Exploration

ByELLLNHADDOW Associatea Press Wnier

LAKE CITY, Colo. (AP) - High above timberline, in a protected wilderness region below the summit of 13,590-foot Mattertwm Peak, lies a small, but level, section of gravel.

O.M. Gallegos thinks he can find silver there.

Galleys, a building contractor and part-time miner, has until the end of next year to prove his claim the federal deadline for wilderness exploration. It will not be easy.

His claim lies within the Big Blue Wilderness Area, part of the nations 70 million acres of pristine wilderness - 50 million acres of it in Alaska.

Gallegos wants to mine in Big Blue. Environmentalists dont want him to. And the whole issue is before the lame-duck session of Congress which opens next week.

The squabble over Gallegos claim typifies the debate over competing national interests - the need to provide sufficient energy, minerals and lumber vs. the need to preserve part of wild, primordial America .

In 1964, Congress sought to balance the interests of industry and environmentalists by allowing companies to explore wilderness areas for oil and minerals for 19 years, until Dec. 31,1983.

Now, with the deadline a year away and little of the wildnemess explored, the compromise is unraveling.

Mining interests are pressing to extend the deadline beyond 1983. The House, seeking to stymie development plans of Interior Secretary James Watt, passed a bill calling for an immediate ban on mineral leasing.

The Senate could act on the measure during the lame-duck session. If it doesnt, administration officials say Watt will begin processing the backlog of lease applications next year.

Former Rep. Wayne Aspinall of Colorado, the architect of the 1964 Wilderness Act, thinks the deadline should remain as written.

A compromise is a compromise, said Aspinall, now 86 and retired for 19 years from Congress. It was the best bill we could get to protect the wilderness and get some exploration. They (industry) have had their chance to do their exploring.

Officials say less than 5 percent of the nations wilderness

areas leased for exploration actually have been explored.

The search for oil, gas and minerals has generated an emotionally charged debate focusing on such spots as Colorados Big Blue Wilderness or Montanas sprawling Bob Marshall Wilderness.

Gallegos has angered environmentalists with his plan to take a huge TD-25 bulldozer over mountain tundra to mine for silver.

He would move relatively little earth, about 100 cubic yards but driving his equipment through the frage hi^ alpine meadows below Matterhorn Peak has angered environmentalists.

He wants to do two days work that would cause centuries worth of damage, said Don Bachman, president of the High Country Citizens Alliance.

Gallegos proposal is a dilemma for the Forest Service, which is charged with protecting the surface of wUderness areas but is bound by the 1872 Mining Law to allow prosp^tingonthem,

Minerals can be rained only where theyre found. said Dave Delcour, a vice president of AMAX Molybdenum Co. and vice president for public lands of the Colorado Mining Association. Now weve seemed to place an inordinate amount of Colorados mineral belt inside wilderness.

Gallegos is angry over the fuss, claiming it is his right to prospect the claim where he says his grandfather once worked.

I was up there before the wilderness was, he says. And I dont see how they can hinder me, period. Weve got millions of acres and I dont know why they have to put wilderness in the mining zone. *

Chris Sandborn of the Wilderness Society says her group fears if Gallegos builds a backcountry road, others -hunters, ti;i?ppers and hikers - will use it. too.

The result would be easy access to vast and forbidding wilderness seen in the Federal Wilderness Act of 1964 as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain.

Several environmental groups have recommended to the Forest Service that Gallegos be required to bring in his

equipment by mule and hand-dig his claim.

But Gallegos is resisting, saying he wont be forced to use mules by people whove never worked hard a day in their lives.

Time is short Under federal law, Gallegos has only next summer - and at 12,500 feet summer is short to submit proof of his findings to the Interior Department or lose his claim.

If that happens, the silver in .Matterhorn Peak - if there is any may remain locked inside forever.

Walt has ur^d an inventory of minerals and oil located within the public lands and has advocated energy exploration in wilderness areas in the West.

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Times Are Changing

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By SUSAN ESSOYAN

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FRAMINGHAM, Mass. (AP) - Linda Shaw, imprisoned for stealing to support her drug habit, might not have been jailed a decade ago. Todays she is serving a one-year sentence in Framin^am State Prison.

Traditionally, lower conviction rates and shorter sentences kept Ms. Shaw and women like her out of prison. That is changing.

Although women account for just 4 percent of the nations prison population, the number of female inmates now estimated at more than 16,700 - has jumped 25 percent in the last two years, almost twice the rate of increase for men, prison officials say.

The courts have decided that sentencing women is not as bad as it used to be and theyve got public support for doing so, says Anthony Travisono, head of the American Correctional Association, a national group of corrections workers. A few years ago, it was like a father punishing his daughter, a very difficult thing to do.

Alvin Bronstein,' director of the American Civil Liberties Unions prison project in Washington, thinks there has been a particular toughening attitude toward women.

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countable for the womens rate of incarceration than any change in criminal behavior, he says.

Hard economic times and greater involvement by women in drug trafficking have also contributed to the increase in woniien prisoners.'

Whatever the cause, women are entering a system ill-equipped to handle them.

One problem is space. There isnt room for new prisoners in male institutions and there arent many womens prisons. Some states, like New Hampshire, must send female inmates to other states.

In Massachusetts, the recent increase has taxed the states^ only womens prison. There were 111 women confined at the Framingham facility in January 1981. Now there are more than 250.

Part of the increase reflects tougher judges and a strict parole board, says Joe Landolfi, Corrections Department spokesman. Women transferred from jammed county jails make up the remainder.

In the Awaiting Trial Unit, where women facing trial are locked up 16 hours a day, 60 prisoners are jammed into space for 19.

They are imprisoned because they couldnt afford bail. Yet their living conditions are much worse than

for convicted male prisoners. said Democratic, state Sen. Jack H. Backman after a suprise inspection of the institution in October.

A number of the women are bunked three-deep in cells designed for one person, without toilets or running water, he said.

Administrators say they dont like the situtation but havent much choice.

The rate of women sentenced is increasing, says Joyce Murphy, Framinghams deputy super-intendant. I dont see much alternative.

Linda Shaw shares a 7- by 12-foot cell with another female prisoner. The two live in a one-story, red-brick building on the prison grounds.

In many ways, Ms. Shaw is a typical female prisoner 30 years old and in jail for a drug related crime. Her sentence is one year the average sentence at Framingham. Like two-thirds of the women at Framingham, she is a mother.

She shares the problems of other women inmates the worst, she says, is the possibility of losing her children.

Ms. Shaws eyes soften as she speaks of her three children, one of whom may be adopted by the time she gets out of prison.

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Today dinner tables across the nation will be filled with turkey, dressing and cranberries. The cranberry is one of only three native North American fruits. Indians harvested wild cranberries many centuries before European colonists arrived. Later, because of the fruits high yitamin C content, English trading companies gave the berries to sailors to prevent scurvy. The Massachusetts Bay Colony chose the crimson fruit as one of its three most valuable foods along with cod fish and Indian com to send to King Charles II. Only the cranberriesl were edible at the voyages end. Today cranberries are popular worldwide, but no day is more important than Thanksgiving to the $35-million a year industry.

DO YOU KNOW - What two fhiits besides cranberries are native to North America? WEDNESDAY'S ANSWER - Amin Qemayel is the President of Lebanon.

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Edward D. Jones & Co., a new brokerage firm located at 422 Arlington Blvd. in the Taff building, held grand opening ceremonies Tuesday.

Wes Singleton, who will be manager of the new business, said the company ranked 12th in corporate bond underwritings for managed deals last year.

Sin^eton said the firm has 530 offices in the United States, most of them located in towns that have fewer than 25,000 people.

Taking part in a ribbon cutting marking the grand opening were Mayor Percy Cox and Larkin Little, chairman of the board of the Pitt-Greenville Chamber of Commerce.

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The most important thing to me now is to keep up a relationship with them, she said. There has to be a reason for me to keep going on.

Traditionally, society tagged women prisoners as unfit mothers, says Evelyn Machtinger, who helps coordinate Bostons Aid to Incarcerated Mothers program. There are instances jWhen children were adopted whose mothers still thought they were in foster care.

Her group, formed in 1980 by fenfele prisoners and their supporters, brings children to the prison to visit their mothers and promotes the rights of female prisoners.

Just because Im in prison doesnt mean I dont love my children, says 32-year-old Charlene Lofstrom, imprisoned for a second time on drug charges. What hurts is the label: drug addict, junkie, neglectful mother ... Ive just made so many changes, I dont want them to be ashamed, I want them to be proud.

Vocational training for women also lags behind

programs being offered male prisoners. In Kentucky, for example, state officials are under court order to upgrade vocational training for women prisoners.

At Framingham, high school and some college courses are given, and many women work on the prison grounds. But other than a typing course, few job skills are taught. A computer program was shut down in January when officials feared its office was being used for clandestine gambling,

A drug treatment program was launched at Framingham this summer, but there are far more prisoners than it can serve. And many women say they arent prepared for the outside world and soon return to jail.

You have so many things working against you getting out of an institution, says Ms. Shaw, looking-back on herfirst release after serving four months on another drug charge.

I really feel like I wasnt prepared to go out, she said. I had no job lined up, no nothing.

Women's Prison

Linda Shaw, an inmate serving time for stealing to si^port her drug habit, is shown in a recent photo standing in her 7-by-12 foot ceU at the Massachusetts Correctional Institution at Framingham, Mass., the states only prison for women. The ceU serves as home for Ms. Shaw and another inmate. (APLaserphoto)

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Shah's Crown Jewels Remain Undisturbed

By CHARLES J. HANLEY Associated Press Writer

TEHRAN, Iran (AP) The crown jewels of the Pahlavi d^asty, the most dazzling gem collection in the world, still glitter in a dim bank vault beneath the teeming streets of revolutionary Tehran.

Almost four years after the downfall of the late Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the revolutionary government opened the chamber beneath the central bank building to a group of foreign journalists in order to dispel rumors it was selling off the fabulous jewels to finance its war with Iraq.

The collection of priceless crowns and legendary thrones, be-rubied snuffboxes and diamond-studded opium pipes appeared as complete and undisturbed as when last on public display in the late 1970s.

The point being made was an important one. Like the oil beneath Irans sands, the treasure secreted below the Bank Markazi is a financial bulwark for this country.

When asked how many millions of dollars the jewels were worth, bank official Habib Shirazi laughed. Its in the billions, he said. But what jeweler could make an assessment?

Someone suggested the figure $50 billion. Shirazi laughed again.

Too low, h said. And remember, we need dollars.

In the time of the shah, the crown jewels were the backing for the bulk of Irans currency. At the minimum, that would indicate a value of several billion dollars.

But the collections value may be inestimable, since hundreds of its individual items could be broken up into infinitely smaller pieces, each still worth millions.

Since the 1978-79 revolution, the 60-by-120-foot vault-museum has been opened only rarely, for visiting dietaries. Security is airtight, the display cases are touch-sensitive, and photography is forbidden.

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The towering crown of Shah Reza, Mohammad Rezas father, shaped in step-like arches and holding 3,380 diamonds, along with sapphires, pearls and five large emeralds.

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The collection also includes the 182-carat Darya-i-Noor, or Sea of Light, one of the worlds largest cut diamonds; the Peacock Throne, a great bed-throne of exotic design, and countless tiaras, earrings and necklaces.

There are even gem-covered household objects - water containers, hookahs, pot lids sparkling with diamonds.

This was used to keep the kings lamb kebab warm, Shirazi said, pointing to one priceless utensil. And this at a time when millions were starving.

Most of the gems were the spoils of the Persian king Nader Shahs conquest of India in 1739. From these loose stones, 19th-century jewelers working for the Qajar dynasty produced most of the objects.

The bank official moralized: Mohammad Reza Shah also said, This all belongs to me, the King of Kings. But now we see, the King of Kings also dies.

The Iranian revolutionaries insist they will not sell the collection, now dubbed the National Jewels. But last spring the government adopted a law permitting the sale of carpets, artwork, automobiles and other items valued at less than $125,000 from the former royal palaces.

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

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Associated Press Writer

WILMOT, Ind. (AP) - No one paid much attention seven years ago when members of a fundamentalist sect began praying, singing and talking in tongues at a converted farm building called the Glory Barn

But when members and their children began dying from curable illnesses after refusing medical treatment, officials took a closer look but they say they are almost powerless to act.

Since the Faith Assembly church was organized in this rural area of northern Indiana, at least 25 members or their children have died without receiving medical treatment, according to public health nurse Barbara Clouse, who says she has kept her own, unofficial tally.

The county prosecutor says he cant prosecute church officials or the parents of children who die because of an exemption in state law.

The discovery last week of a large tumor in 5-year-old Leah Dawn Mudd, the

daughter, of a church member, has focused renewed attention on the sect,

Leah was removed from her parents home by a court order and doctors operated to remove a cancerous tumor as large as a basketball on her abdomen, said a doctor who asked not to be identified.

"The doctors were appalled, Barbara Clouse, a public health nurse, said Monday, They said they didnt know whether to re-,move the tumor from the child or the child from the

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LOS ANGELES (AP) - A 13-year-old Bethlehem shepherd boy is here to add a touch of authenticity to what has been billed as the worlds largest re-creation of the birth of Jesus.

Imaan Copty, who tends his familys flock on Bethlehems hills, was greeted at Los Angeles International Airport on Tuesday by the Rev. -Robert Schuller of the Crystal Cathedral. The boy wore a traditional shepherds robe.

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For the second year, the church is producing a spectacular Christmas pageant featuring 250 people and numerous sheep, donkeys and camels. Last year several Los Angeles costume shops worked more than three months to prepare the 400 costumes designed from paintings by the great masters.

Several members of The Glory Christmas - A Living Nativity joined Schuller in greeting Imaan at the airport.

The boy, who had never been out of Israel, presente(J Schuller with a family gift of an olivewood Nativity scene. The teen-ager, who speaks fluent English, said he was happy to have' been chosen to participate in the pageant,'which runs from Dec. 3 through Dec. 21.

Imaan will play one of 22 shepherds.

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authentic as possible, said Schuller, whose Sunday morning services from the Garden Grove church made of 12,(KX) glass panels are televised nationally.

Why should we have Americans dressed as shepherds? he said. Our budget doesnt allow for us to bring over all the shepherds. But at least well have one authentic boy.

Imaan was born 300 yards from the Church of the Nativity, which stands on the Bethlehem site known as Jesus birthplace.

His father, Butros Copty, was born in Cana of Galilee, where Christ performed his first miracle of turning water into wine at a wedding feast. Imaans mother, Innam Copty, is from Nazareth, which was the Home of Joseph and Mary.

The boy said Jie tends his familys 10 sheep, taking them to the hills to eat each day at 4 a.m. .

Paul Dunn, of Robert Schuller Ministries, chose Imaan, a Greek Orthodox Christian, from among 50 boys. He said he wanted a child mature enough to handle the stress of leaving his family as well as adapting to a new culture. He will stay with a church member.

Imaan hopes this trip to California wont be his last. My dream is to be a scientist. I hope to go to Stanford, he said.

Schuller said the church will give the boy a $2,000 scholarship to be used as he wishes.

tumor.

The girl, whose 4-year-old sister died of a tumor, was listed in satisfactory condition Tuesday at Riley Hospital for Children in Indianapolis.

The first reports of deaths and illnesses at Faith Assembly surfaced in 1975, shortly after the fundamentalist sect was organized and began meeting in the Glory Barn.

The church now meets in a brown building on land donated by tw'o church members, Donald and Betty Nei. Mrs. Nei. a registered nurse, has since died of untreated double pneumonia.

Faith Assembly, which numbers between 1,500 and 2,000 members, shuns modern medicine. Ms. Clouse says children of followers are not immunized against disease and are not tested for vision or hearing ailments.

You ask them who. their physician is and theyll say Jesus Christ and they put that down on their permanent records, Ms. Clouse said.

The deaths began to mount.

-In July 1976," Alice Rogers, 23, a pregnant church member from North Webster, bled to death aPer two days of labor, an autopsy revealed. No doctor was called to assist in the birth.

In December 1979, Michael Peterman, a 'member from rural Auburn, died after he went into a diabetic coma when he- decided not to take insulin any more. His wife. Holly, did not call for medical assistance but prayed over her husband, believing God would heal him.

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Mudd. Leahs 4-year-old sister, died of a large cancerous tiimor that emerged through her right eye. Her parents. Ron and Martha Mudd. members of the Faith Assembly, told authorities they prayed for Natalis recovery rather than seek medical assistance.'

This tumor was over one-half her face, said Ms Clouse, a Kosciusko County public health nurse. Her one eye was totally gone .. she had to be in tremendous

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At the church in the tiny Noble County hamlet of Wilmot about 100 miles east of Chicago, a man who wouldnt give his name refused to take a reporters business card and said Freeman did not talk to reporters Prosecutor Michael Miner said he cant prosecute relatives of the dead or church officials _^_______

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Ms. Clouse said she is familiar with 18 deaths linked to Faith Assembly practices and has documented seven others.

Nobody knows how many have died because many of the deaths happen in secret. They do not embalm and they bury the same day, she said

The head of Faith Assembly, Hobart E Freeman, has an unlisted telephone pumber. At the church's bookstore, a person who would not identify himself said: Hes not available. We just prefer no

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Large group of long coats which reverse from poplin to corduroy. Tab collar, belted raglan sleeves, tie belt and pockets. Ladies'sizes. Regular $85

Ladies' poplin car coats complete with button front, front pockets, corduroy contrast trim, pile lining and more in two styles. Regular $80

Great Price on Warm and Hooded

Ladies' Poplin Coat!

LadiM' ihoft and 3/4-ltngth coats In your choietcrffoiirstylac. cofdrasdng corduroy front, pockets, hood and button front. Regular $84

Short coats with eonliisting poplin and corduroy body, hood, front, tic bottom. and aia^ cuffs. Regular $94

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Trrific $45 Savings on

Ladies' Coats!

Your choica of two styias of coats completa with tab collar, pocfcats, bah. dp-out lining and bahed * fiMVta. Solid colors. Regular $86

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Save Over $50 on Fashionable

Long Corduroy Coats for Her!

Large group of corduroy coats complete ' with front pockets, button front and single or double-breasted styling. Available with hood or belt.

Regular $90

SAVEI

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Tremendous Savings of Over $60 on Comfortable and Stylish

Ladies' Long Poplin Coats!

Lovely selection of long poplin coats available in three styles.

Contrasting corduroy trim, tie belt, single or double-breasted styling and pile lining.

Available in many solid colors. Regular $100

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SHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR FANTASTIC SAVINGS!

WE'VE GOT TONS AND TONS OF BARGAINS FOR YOU!ACCESSORIES

LADIES' WEAR

Save on Ladies* Leather Handbags!

Timex"Watches Reduced for Men & LadiesI

Your choico from our ontire stock of 25 % OFF

T1nwx*watchM. Rg. 1S.95to(9.9B

Salel Ladies Hanes"* Underails"'Pantyhose

Brief pantyhoso and panties aH in one. Cotton crotch Mid sandidfoot. Two colors. Regular 2.80

2.22

Ladies* Reigning Beauty Pantyhose

Mesh pantyhose with reinforced toe, V7

nude heel. Sizes S/M and M/T. Your d i oo

choice of several colors. Stock up! Regular 39c

Not in Parkwood Wilson . . . Shop Downtown

Save Over .$4 on Misses' Oxford Shirts!

PT3tyesTOr/cmoi*ftrf8fb Wft -3.88

Regular $14

Ladies' Cardigan Svyeater Vett

long sleeves, more. Solids.

button-down collar Sizes 10 to 18.

and

Misses' Flannel Shirts Reduced 26%!

8.88

Regular $12

Calvin Klein Jeans for Ladies $14 Off!

Cotton (tordm fhrtiXHritet jaMis In 4 to 29.88

itiaans

Machine wash and dry. Stock upl Rag. $44 .

Cotton flannel yarn-dyed shirts with long sleeves, two pockets and more. Sizes 8 to 18. Machine wash and dry.

Cheenos" Pants for Juniors at a Great Price!

TwM work pants whh man-talopad curtain f||l

waistband,pockets. 8lcas24to31. Rag.$18..........I"talw

Misses' Piaid Shirts Reduced Over 5.001

I Mtoes' Cofduroy Blezers!

Ladies' Hanes Winteralls Reduced!

Cozy pantyhose and panty all in one. Choose from brown, wine, navy, grey, ivory and black colors. Great buy!

20% OFF

Regular 4.50

$10 Savings on

Cotton cordik^ folaaaia ki navyr buiguitdy.\ QO

8liaa8to18. RaguEr$40^......4SFaOO

Salel Ladis'LEVI'S* Bend Overs f^ntsl

Save Over $5 on Plaid Shirts for Juniors!

10.88

Cotton/polyester yarn-dyed shirts in assorted plaids. Long sleeves and two chest pockets. Sizes 5 to 13. Hurryl Regular $16

Sale! Crew Neck Sweaters for Juniors!

Poiyattar stratch gabardina pantt ki graan, OO

taai,mulbefry. Sizat6to20. Ragular$28 .Z I aOO

Ladies' Personal Wool Biaiers Reduced I

Acrylic pullover sweaters with long sleeves and ribbed cuffs, waist and neck. Solid colors. Sizes S, M, L.

9.88

Regular $14

Heiress Pantyhose Reduced 17% for You!

Poiyattar/wool btaiars with two button front andpockats. Soidcolora. Regular86.00.....

59.88

Plain thaar pantyhoaa with tandalfoot. Choota from three colora. Easy cara. Regular 2.00......

1.66

Save Over 19% on Queen Size Pantyhose! Hakasa* quean slza pantyhose ^h nude heat 1.44

and 5" panel ki panty. Stock up! Rag. 1.79

Save $6 on Misses' Cardigan Sweaters!

15.88

Regular $22

Acrylic pointelle cable sweaters in a variety of solid colors. Covered buttons. Sizes S, M, L. Stock up!

$5 Off on Cable Front Sweaters for Juniors!

AoylG/nylonbraUMdnbtofmMnwMtmMl 44 Ofk^s'

addtoihouMer.tying. S.M.L- ftagulH 11.00........ l.0>

Save $6 on Cardl(^n Sweaters for Juniors!

Acrylic button front iwaalaif wHh pokitila QO

cabladaalgn. Siiaa8,M,L. Regular2200 . ...... I vaOQ

LINGERIE

Reigning Beauty Panties Just for Ladies!

Package of three briefs made of rayon/acatata/ Q fill mm tricot. Not ki Parkwood Wtteon. Rag. 3 for 2.79 .,. fc VV9*

Warm $4 Savings on Misses' Sweaters!

9.88

Regular $14

GIRLS' WEAR

/Jkcrylic crew neck pullover sweaters with ribbed waist, cuffs and neck. Solid colors. Sizes S, M, L. Save!

Ladies' Vanity FairSleepwear and Morel

Endre stock of panties, sleepwear, Qf| % OFF

bfMandslps. Reg.2.76to$16......... .....dtV Wi

Terrific Buy on Ladies' Cardigan Sweaterl

Popcorn sdtch cardigan t|W8tart of Orion* QQ

acrySc. SizaaS,M,L.XL. Special ..... ZI.OO

Heiress Nylon Lace Panties for Ladles

Nylon tricot brief with elastic leg, laca trim and cotton shield. SoHds. Rsg. 2.50 ...............

1.88

Ladies' British Vogue Sweaters Reduced!

Long sisava cardigan sweaters of acrylc fai QQ |||l

rad,white,Nory,j^nk,kaHy,navy. Special

Great Buy on Ladies' Heiress Sleepwear!

Poiyaster/cotton pa|amas and gowns. 011% OFF

Several styles. Rag. $10to$13fclfWrF'

LINGERIE

Great Price on Ladies' Playtex Bras!

Your cholea from our antira stock of 9fl%ACE

Playtax*bfas. Rag.7.80to 12.60.............fcll

Ladles' Shadowtlne Slips Up to 16% Off!

AmroniNnyionalipsin2 Z fISI j F fifl

ttyias. Solidi. Rag. $6 and $7......;*9aiH8 and OaQO

Girls' London Fog Jackets at Up to $28 Off I

Sbm 4 to IX and 7 to 14.

Regular 64.00and88.00 .O# aOO mO QQsflO

GIrte' BugOff! Knee High Socks Reduced!

OrionVitratch nylon cabla kitaa 4 jlil ^ AA

lOGfca. Rag.1.60and1.85............. lallOand aHH

Great Buy on Girls' Oxford Ctodi Shirts!

Cotton/polyastar shkta with kmg riaavas and button<down colter. Slaas 7 to 14. Ilaguter $12

Girte' Cardigan Swaaters Reducad 29%i

! WIWWIEgRp IrPwW! "MgNPOQ:. IRhpII

Sonda. S,mX Ri8$14

Acrylic cardigan awaatara with rtebad watet cuffs and nack.

Maidenform Bras for Ladies' Reduced!

20%OFF

Our entire stock of Maidenform bras including Sweet Nothings, Pretty Me, Pretty Shapely^ and more reduced 20%.

Reg. 8.50 to 13.50

Shadowline Slips Reduced for Ladiasi

Antfon HI s6pa In whka, paari, baiga, black. Q QQ

8liaa32to42. Eaaycaia. Sasat Reguter$11 ^aQQ

29% Savings on GirS' |rlpdawcattHnt

Acfvlte Siripa pulovar iwiteiaiM{rii twidia houidarStyling. Sl2aa7to.14. ftegutel$14 .........

Ladles' Shadowiind Gowns & Sleep (teats!

Short and long nylon gowns and iteap coMe with teca bkn. Rag. $12 to $21..%

20%OFF

Over 17% Off on Crew Neck Sweaters!

9.88

Regular $12

100% acrylic basic crew neck pullover sweaters with ribbed cuffs, waist and neck. Solid colors. Shop and save!SHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR THESE SUPER VALUES!

AFTER THANKSGIVING

Big 37% Savings on Men's Handkerchiefs!

Large group of 100% cotton handkerchiefs with 3/8" 1 Q ^

stitched hem. 16x17" size. White. Regular 30c Ea. Iw

Men's Thermal Shirts and Pants Reduced!

Circular knit thermal pants and shirts made of O OQ

polyester/cotton. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Reg. 3.ffi..........dC aOO

Great Buy on Men's Warm Coach's Jackets!

Nylon shell jackets with warm flannel lining. Q OO

Navy,burgundy,green. S,'M,L,XL. Reg. 11.97.......

Big 17% Savings on Men's Twister Jeans!

Men's denim jeans complete with five pockets, Q QO

straight leg sti^ing. Sizes 29 to 42. Reg. 11.97...........9 00

Men's Oxford Cloth Dress Shirts at $4 Off!

Button-down collar. Light blue, white and OQ

beige. Sizes 14 Vi to 17. Regular 11.97.................# wM

Men's Wool Sweaters Reduced Over 27%

Large selection of 100% wool sweaters in a 1 I flfl

variety of colors. S, M, L, XL. Reg. 14.97.......... II# 00

Fantastic Buy on Sweat Shirts for Men!

Group of hooded pullover sweat shirts with A Q Q

long sleeves. Sizes S, M, L, XL. Reg. 11.97 .........w Ol#

Men's Sweat Shirts at a Super Savings!

Large group of long sleeve sweat shirts with 1% SI ft

crew neck styling. Grey and navy. Reg. 8.47,...........w aOO

Big 13% Savings on Men's Flannel Shirts!

Men's quilted flannel Shirts in several fall , ^ Q f|f|

plaids. Sizes S,M, L. XL. Save! Reg. 14.97.........

Special on Men's Long Sleeve Knit Shirts!

Lar^ group of men's long sleeve polyester and Q HQ

cotton shirts. Sizes S, M, L. XL. Regular 7.97..........UeOO

Bargain Buy on Men's Dress Shirts Now!

Selected group of famous name shirts with 1 0 QQ

long sleeves. Sizes 14% to 17. Special Buy.......... I w alJM

SHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR THESE BUDGET BARGAINS!

52% Savings on

Knit Gloves! -e 9 88

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Ladies' knit gloves with vinyl palm. Choose from several colors. Hurry!

Tremendous Savings of 26% on Ladies'

Sweat Shirts^

7.^*!'"... 5a88

Long sleeve sweat shirts with crew neck styling. Four colors. S, M, L.

Save $9 on Ladies

Corduroy Pants

Save on Lad)g^

Denim Jeans!

Great Buy.6.88

Corduroy pants with straight leg styling. Sizes 5 to 15. In colors of rust, blue, green and navy.

First quality blue denim .5 pocket jeans with straight leg styling. Sizes 8 to 18.

Super Savings of Up to $21 on Ladies'

Sportswear!

YOUR CHOICE

TWO DAYS ONLYI

Ea.

8.88

H Perfect Values Up to $30

Selected group of coordinate sportswear including skirts, blazers, sweaters and pants. Sizes 8 to 20.

SA^

Super 20% Savings on

Jogging Suits by Wrangier*!

9.58 to 14.30

Regular 11.97 to 17.97

Large selection of fleece jogging coordinates including pants, V-neck and crew neck sweat shirts and zip front jackets. Blue, berry and purple. Sizes S, M, L, XL.

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Big Savings of Over $6 on

Fall Skirts!

Wool blend wrap, kilted and A-line skirts Border prints and plaids. Sizes 8 to 18

FRIDAY

AND

SATURDAY

ONLYI

Up to $8 Off Lovely Handbags for Ladies!,

Large group of vinyl handbags with leather trim Q 07

or canvas stytas. Fall colors. Rag. $8 to $12............. W v #

Great Buy on Ladies' Purse Accessories!

aaortmant of related purse items induding Q 7 ^ C

I purses, eyeglass cases and more. Special Buy.....w# Ca.

Save Over $5 on Ladies' Bedroom Shoes!

4.88

liar quHtad bedroom shoes. Solids care. S,M,L,XL. HPerf.$10..

Reigning Beauty Pantyhose for Ladies

group of pantyhose in htahiuion, daybreak

and^iMk colors. Sizes S/M, mA. Special Value

Fantastic Price on Ladies' Argyle Socks!

group of argyte knee socks in ^ 07

Ine size, if Perfect Values Up to $4 r * " "

Slightly fall colors.

Ladies' Sweater and Sweater Vest Special

Crew neck, V-neck, cardigan and co^ st^ In A QQ

soBds and stripes. Slightly Irregular. Special............tiWW

Big Savings of Over $4 on Ladies' Blouses!

Long slesM plaid blouses with layered button Q QQ

front. Sizes 8 to 18. Easy cere. Reg. 12.87 .............OeOO

Save Over $15 on Warm Electric Blankets!

Single control electric blankets in fuN size OA QO

onlT^For yourself or as a gifti KPeif.$40........ .ifcOeOO

Terrific Buy on

Ladies'Tartan Plaid Blouses!

4.88

Special Purchase

Selected group of polyester/ cotton plaid blouses with plain collar, long sleeves and button front. Sizes 10 to 20. Shop and save!

WOWISHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR THESE BUDGET BARGAINS!

ILOADS OF VALUES FROM EVERY DEPARTMENT ON SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY!

StatePrkie Electric Blankets Reduced $7t

Save Over $4 on Acrylic Thermal Blankets!

13^

StatePride^ virgin aeryOe biaiAatt in Bght blu,ditmpagncoioft. Biltlia. Rg$1S

BOYS' AND MEN'S WEAR

HOME VALUES

Fantastic Prica on Boya' Warm Taba

Economy pcckiM of six sert ol ov9^ tho^aHtuboaoSw. SpaoWPurchaia ....,,11 W

Bciys' Hanas* Underwear Reduced Owir

$61 Savings on Mattress B Box Spring

Full size Posturamic* mattress and box $|2A _ Not in Parkwood Wilson, Reg. $130. 09 Ea.

No Layaways or Delivery at this Pricel

spring.

Save 18% on Warm Acrylic Blankets!

17.88

Regular $22

Virgin acrylic blankets in champagne and ice blue colors. Moth-proof and mildew resistant. Full size. Save!

Qroiip Of 108% cotton bfiafo and T-ehk^ StMi Oto20. NotinMurfraeeboro. Regular0.31

Boys' London Fog* Jackets at Up to tSBJOffI

Saveral atylaa In abaa 10 to 20,0to14. Rag.$04and$70...

Sale! Izod Knit Shirts for Men and Boys!

Boys' shirts in both solids and Boys, Reg. $10.. 11.88 stripes. Men's shirts in solid colors ^ q qq

only. Stock upl Men's. Reg. $26. I DaOO

Great Buy on Men's B Boys' Sweaters!

Several colors of Soft- Boys, Reg. $13... 9.88

Touch acrylic sweaters in ,11 qq

V-neck styling. Men's. Reg. $22 to $25 I DaOO

Handsome Ceramic Mugs deduced!

Largaasaorbneritof ilx^ylailfilOand

ataaa. Poryorae(foraa(lU f^|.2.00........,99 Ea.

5-Pc. Stainless Steel Mixing Bowl Setal

J.ql.,S<|l.n<IS<it.ililioiUl. ........ OO

S-Pc. Revere Wari^Coefcvwre Set $61 Off I

MOiimbfv ClitdHovin, Ry

Revere Ware Open Stock Items on Sale!

Twn|I. mm$ <fcibla braiirs 3 % AlBC

^bdMaandmnr, ..dEH^Vrr

Large Decorative TuriceiF Flatter RedupedI

tKTisaxsaisfW...; 8M

Pollene)^ *Pure Air 09' at a Great Pricel

Cotton Thermal Blankets at a Savings!

StatePride cotton thermal blankets with diamond motif and nylon binding. Full size. Tan and light blue colors.

12.88

Regular $17

Red Heart 4-Ply Knitting Yarn on Speciall

Kidtttng yam In whita. off'WhHa, aggthai, wool brown, coffee, maiza. N<rt hi VWftBslo, Iteg. 1.38#

1.09

Decorative Christmas Linens Sale Priced I

Place mats, tabla runners and ^ l|f{ , O fKI

napkins. Valas Up to 10.50........ I aVW 10

Men's Buxton*^ Wallets Reduced Mp

ANa8thar bafolda,tiffohUaiid

cmdiicaidcaaat. Rig.11iOto^.........-----

fiRMa away poian, dust, smoha and odor. Oft

fWyouiaaRoracngMH SpecialValua I9a0ft

6-Pc. Luggage Sets Reduced Over ^.001

Sat kiciudas 25" jumbo pudman, 23" PmH^. fgk Oft

22" carry-on, garment bag, tola. Rag. 105.78....... aWPalPlP

Samsonite Hard Side Luggage at 40% Off I

SKXtS u,25 29.88 to 134 J8

Big 27% Savings on Man's

Wie. pmmM piMt

kiboiMoOhrM. IMwcMaiglM H4.

. Jnntastic Buy on Men'# Wjwrti Ti^

VtiieMdi fiyton ow4ha^ ;v'\' ftiisafiL

DilitbaRislE. SpadW.*,rv

Round Cheese Dome and Board on Sale!

r round chaaaa doma on a imraiy teak. M ftft

board. I^aptchi^ftistit >;8> talHiP.

/Mhums at Great Pricei*

y page ptio album with tovaly gold ^ ftft

^ Joavar. Potirooiofa. %aciatBify #4Hp

D^duxe Photo ANnitn RefHI Pages Reduced!

Tlmex^Sinclalr Computer at a Great Buy!

Hooks tb T.V. for vidao splay or casaatta recorder. 2K mwnory. Great Buy ...

99.88

Decorative Velvet Accent Chairs at $31 Off I

Acryie vahrat chah wfth cabilofe teas and ----- Rag.*

deep channel ba<di. lovely accanti Rag. $110

88.00

WhNIibC3ing^pieMiwiM)ia1fip^^ ^ QJI #ia. PraiarvaydurflMoilaat SioaiBuy ......... I alHP

Rof*aser/coon hiyiiadjMl^4lft JiA

Sppar front and tab colar. ttigMlarig.W,w......

Men's London Fog* Jsijkets Reduced tS.WI

mm,

Men's London Foif')

Polbaear/<Hitton lebaU rwy o.

Big 17% Savhg# on Mer|$

Utg* gioiv o< IMH*. Mmw mNi on.BMkVyingndhoMl. Oni.tvf

Men's Sweat ShirU at a Bfg

Long siaava craw neck toeil abb, awEilJ li, groy and navy colort.

Special Price on Deluxe Lap Desk for Youl

Bkw danhn, prhitad kick and s^ corduroy lap ft ftft diiiiawithamaaonkatop. Special.......VaftO

Beautlbil Poinsetde at e Greet Pricel

YKII diciea (X Icwaly 16- jpsitod pohniiEw In || ftft

piMlo^. INoekuplotM Sargalniuy.,..,-.. alPiI

'Village Store' Pecans Reduced!

4.88

Christmas 'Heirloom' Oil Lamp $3 Off!

Decorate your home this year with a lovely 'Heirloonrji' oil lamp. Perfect with

6.88

bright colored c^ils. Stock up!

Regular 10.50

Lovely 'Christmas Carol' Oil Lamps!

5.88

Regular 9.00

Handsomely decorated with Christmas carols to accent your home. Makes a lovely gift or treat yourself. Save!

Colorful Coimter Stools at a Great Pricel

Folding Card Table B Chairs Reduced!

Chair, Reg. 14.50 .. 9.88

All-steel folding chairs and

woodgrain vinyl folding table. q qq

Silver-bronze color. Stock up! Table, Reg. 29.95 I sf-OO

Rad, whha, brown or ahitond colored iaminatadaoats. 2T'high. Rogutar

12.99

Adjustable Counter Stools Reduced 29.00!

Comfortabla XMintar mioh wi^ Nome-j^j^ 30.00

footra. A^tstomanyha^4t. Rag. 59.99SHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR THESE TERRIFIC BUYS!

TWO DAYSPH.Y! SHOP FRIDAY SATURDAYDOORBUSTER!

Sale! Ladies' Coordinated

Sportswear!20^" OFF

Regular $15 to $85

Large selection of name brands such as Personal,

Center Stage, Jones of New York, Pendleton and E.J.E.. Not all brands in all stores.DOORBUSTER!

Great Buy onCurity Diapers

Box of 12 Q fix

Regular 10.99 W

Your choice from our entire stock of Curity cloth diapers. Buy today while our supplies last!DOORBUSTERI

Super $10 Savings on

Corduroy Blazers! ^29.88DOORBUSTER!

_ Terrific $9 Savings on^Cardigan Sweaters!

Regular 40.00 ..

Junior 100% cotton corduroy blazers in burgundy, camel, green and navy. Sizes 5 to 13. Hurry while they lasti

Select group of button front cardigan sweaters in several solid colors. Misses' sizes. Not in Parkwood Wilson . Shop Downtown.

Big Savings of Up to $133 on 14-KaratGold Jewelry! SO'OFF

EarHnga^flsg. $l7to$173

Laiy wbcilon of esflngs inchxSng wka hoops, sand doitn, 4mm ptaHt, ballt ndmoriiBO'pFF

Chiiiia."

T, M" and mdm

MHUUIIy WKmmm *

Up to $7 Off on Ladies'Leather Shoes!

YOUR CHOICE 21.88

Regular $27 and $29

Large assortment of leather shoes for both dress and casual occasions. Brown leather 'penny' loafer and 'camp moc' shoes both with tru-moc construction and slip-on styling. Ladies' leather moccasin complete with a non-skid rubber sole. Hurry in and save!

Up to ttl Off on Ladies'

Accessories!20OFF

Reg. 410 tp $108

Large group of Etienne Aigner accetaoriei inohJding hendbegs. Iieltt end other mimI leather goods. For yourself or talov^giftl StodiOptSale! $6 Off Ladies'

SALE!

Terrific Buy on

Coordinated

Sportswear!

20OFF

Regular $20 to $50

Large select group of blazers, pants, blouses and skirts in a variety of colors. Junior sizes. Save!

Nike ShoesI

JT 17.88

Large group of 'Lady All-Court athletic shoes. White with light blue swoosh. Comfort and style all in one) Hurry in and save!

Save on Isotoner

Gloves!

Stretchable fabdc gfoves to gM yoiir hands complete movwiiont. Leethm' grH on palm ineuri a firm One

iiaelfttal. Hmryl

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Great Price on

Oxford Shirts!

Cotton/polyester shirts with button-down collar. Red, navy qreen and brown colors for fdll. Misses', lunior sizes.

PTk m Udies'Handbags Now!

"iiiK"iiiotidor.iiidhinditsty(M. #%CC ^

Notbimoio*ito.$iite$ti.. Urr

M Ulfir' Baxton' Leathw Goods!

mfott. dhiGkbOQli covert % OCC

itidodieoehMM. nig.ttto$3o...........vrr

Prica on La<^' Ultra Suede'* BeHsI

of tHfo4ii<^vddth belts bit variety A Afi

|de^M$ifWoocoid|mowaidrobe. Reg. $12 AcCIA

Ladies'AiVyto Knoe Socks Over 11% Off!

Oiioh*/h^ sod in sizes 9 to 11. A ftft

Aisoilidod^&ii. Stockopl Rog.3.2S *fcOA

{XantcH^ fVeantKnsa Socks Just for Herl

144

Leather Shoes at $8 OffI

IftM

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Warm 14% Savings on Knit

Sweater Tights!

6.44

j wtth dip^ stying, tru-

^^li^mMito4. Reg.f

at Over a $7 Savings!

'Security' model. A n

9m\ Reguiar$........4^eAA

mm Ladies' Trotter' Boots!

,txw<llMiSdaiip 131 lUI

Stoakupl (toa-w.-..........0.00

. *

O0f(htfoy pMitt In 4 Goiort. itid*i|osfbtc. 6eg.$22

7.A

m JMor Denim Lee Jeansi

Wostom

Oty,

item jeans. Reg&$29.

Sizes

24.88

Regular

Orion/nylon sweater tights in cable or rib knit styles. Navy, acorn, charcoal, black colors. Machine washable. Sizes P, A, T.

on Junior Wool SuHs!

A^ildlklrtitdUlNllibialn2st^ ASSISI

1leiDh^.ftiittd^!eii^iHw Roo.$100 ............UAeOA

GMi' LN^PankH Jeans at a Great Price!

San.i!SKliSriCWr: ..17J

SHOP FRIDAY FROM 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. FOR THESE SUPER SAVINGS!

DOORBUSTERI

Save $7 on Famous Name

Slacks for Men!

18-88

Famous name group of polyester slacks by Haggar*, LEVI'S and more. Men's sizes. Stock upl

^ DAYS!

DOORBUSTERI

Great Price on Men's

Corduroy Slacks!

12.88

Casual corduroy slacks in solid colors. Sizes 32 to 42. Machine wash.

Not in Parfcwood Wilson ... Shop Downtown

% aM-

Save Up to $6 on

Men's Shoes

Terrific Buys of Up to 14% on Cotton

Denim Jeans; by Lee!

Great Buy on

Nike' Shoes

Men's

Reg. $23....

Boys'

Regular $20 and $21 .

19.88

17.88

Large group of 100% cotton denim jeans with straight leg styling. Boys' sizes 8 to 14, 25 to 30, men's sizes. Not in Elizabeth City

'All-Court' Regular $24

Leather Regular $39

17.8!

27.81

Your choice of Nike shoes including leather 'Bruin' and canvas'All Court'. A great gift! White color.

Up $8 Off on Warm

Sweaters for Man!

lllvOO.

nedkswitiisiiinavy*

Save Up to $7 on Men's

Leather Shoes!

24.88

Slip-On Moc or Deck Hugger

Regular 32.00...........

Brown leather 'Camp Moc' and Deck Hugger shoes both with tru-moc construction and a white non-skid rubber sole. Men's sizes. Shop and savel

26.88

Big Savings on Men's Fall

Slacks & Shirts!

x;2o....20%off

Your choice of a large select group of long sleeve polyester/cotton dress shirts available in both solids and plaids. Men's sizes.

Pants

Regular 23.00 ......

Large selection of belted corduroy slacks in khaki, navy, brown, green and olive colors. Machine washable.

17.88

Camp Moc Regular 32.00

Selected group of brown leather 4-eye tie 'Fritz' shoes complete with brown unit sole. In sizes 7 to 12.

Loafer Regular 42.00 ..

Save $8 on Men's Dress Boots

42.88

Reg. $51

Men's leather dress boot with side zipper and man-made sole. Black, brown'.

34.88

Men's Andhurst 'penny' loafer made of handsewn leather in brown color only. Hurry in while our prices are right!

Sale! Boys' Hooded Sweat Shirt

10.88

Rm. 114

Drawstring hood, pouch pockets, zip front sweat shirts in polyester/cotton.

Men's Hanes Briefs at a Great Price! Regular 7.19, Pkg. of 3.............. 5.88

All-cotton knit briefs in sizes 28 to 42. White color. Machine wash and dry. Soft, comfortable and absorbent.

POORBUSTER!

Save $45 on 5-Piece

Luggage Set ,

Regular

105 75 Set

Set includes: 2 pullmans garment bag, carry on and 14" tote Save!

'Sa.*

FREE Monogramming and Excellent Buys on

Anchor Hpcking* Glassware!

1i-0z. Beer Mugs. ....6e88pr. 8fOr8e88 B

'Yolic'end'Dover'beer moot for you. ^S^SS%lSSlt^

Pfteher..............4>88 Ea.

'Beer Wegon' Sto. pftoher ii greet

StfiuB esBMe

TOr sny pw fid fthitth?

TOr ony oovoriQii nwvy oonsiniciion itfie diign pitcher on ealel

t2J&-at. E. old* fMhkMMKl'gtMiee with feeMoA rim.

Aehtreye... 4for 2e88

Round and squiie eicelent iiuilty eih . tfiya with feehionebie tying.

By pedal order. Pieeee low 3 weefc for deHxery.

FREE Monogram on Elegant Wine and Beverage Giassware 8fof8.88^ 6for12.88

Big Savings on Variety of

State Prides Blankets!

7.88

8.88 10.44

'Hampton', Regular 9.60.

'Heather', Regular $11.

'Lucerne', Reg. $13.....

Needlewoven acrylic 'Hampton' and 'Lucerne' blankets and loom woven thermal 'Heather' blankets. Variety of colors. 72x90",THANKSGIVIi

AT/

OiwHsrtt

Atari

Buy on AtaH^Qame Cartridgee and

Video Computer Set!

138.88 18.88

Renilar29JB BeeebeN atu

uompuier oyeiam ,

25.88

Reg. 3i.tt and 37.il RtarRddan^ 'Dafandar'and 'Pae-Man'

PRBSTOr

-ssfmi -

and'HotHc'

21.88

Regular 21.18 Yar'iRavanga^ and'eaaadF

Save Up to $40 on

Presto HeatersI

28.88

Modainm2 Regular 34.18

59M

Ragutar74.il ModallOTlTS

88.88

nagular 129.il IRodil 108102

mil

108102

EiomlantaavinMonqtMrtipoflablialietricheateralnaingie tuba and double tube tylaa: 8.408 B.T.U.' or 6,100 B.T.U.'f. AiaoocciatiniiitOQa.T.U.'aiquartthaatar and # Rraato'ol*flledelectrioradUtor. 8.180 B.T.U.'.

107870.

Tamp-RltaTo^ Tamp-Rlli 9'

Up to $42 Savings on

Aladdin* Heaters! 189.88 189.88

Regular $212 Temp-Rite 9

Regular $229 Temp-Rite 10

Your choice of sizes: 11,300 or 9,600 B.T.U.'s. Both tremendous towers of heating powerl

SAVEI

.si.

mstt

Clean-Sweep Savings on Hoover'^

Vacuum Cleaners!

Model #8-2015 ......34.88

Lightweight vac with disposable bag without cassette.

64.88

Model IS-2039 YOUR

Model 18-3203, Reg. 79.88 .... CHOICE

Spirit Portable canister vac with dual edge-cleaning and #S-2039 with selective edge-cleaning, wheeled nozzel.

ModellU-4127, Reg. 94.95 ...........

Green Convertible Upright with all-steel agitator.

69.88

el agitator.

79.88

Model IU-4315..............

Steel agitator, headlight, full-time edge cleaner, 9>-qt. bag.

99.88

ModellU-4317, Reg. 134.95..........

Convertible upright has dirt finder headlight, wire tread wheels, carpet selector and full-time edge cleaning I

IS-3203

IU-4317

IU-4315

#8-2039

IS-2015

IU-4127SHOP FRIDAV 9 A.M. TIL 11 P.M. AT EVERY BELK TYLER STORE!

wSPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI., 9 AM to 10 PM

k mdNf Mlv... n tarn Him daoM icduQMl or a iptdil pifctMt ft k I ra^ulv price. A ipteM ptftfMK. iougrinotfiduc*lliiCHO(pciaritfMlue.

LnJ

LILKlI

ySPECIAL PURCHASE

Polyester/ Wool Blend SportcoatONLY.

Men's Dress Shirts and Ties for Christmas Giving

Short-sleovf, Reg. 110.99 Long-rieeve, Reg. $ 11.99

Wrap up Christmas with versatile Perma-Prest* dress shirts of easy-care polyester and cotton. Choose from tone-on-tone, stripes and solids In fashionable colors. Sale ends December 4. S7.50 Men's Fashion Neckwear... 4.49 ea.

Look great and at a great price tool TTiese poyester and wool sportcoats have traditional Styling and full acetate or rayon lining. Choose from herrlngbpoes, tick weaves, plaldi aiidf more. * i M^ile Quantities Last at SearsSAVE6

Polyester Flexslaia

Regular $20.99

Stretch woven polyester slacks with stretch Ban-Rol waistband. Solids. Regular fit. Save $6. Thru Saturday only.SPECIAL PURCHASE

Cotton Blend Velour Pullovers

ONLY...97

-4. f^ 1

each

The soft approach to casual dressing is a plush velour pullover. Choose from our seleaion of solids, stripes and collar treatments. All are casy<are cotton and polyester. Sizes S-XL

While Quantities Last

SAVE

133<^

Roebucks Strtch Jens, Western Flannel Shirts

JeikRg^ $24

SNns, Reg. $13.99

A29

Stretch Roebucks jeans move with you. Tough cotton lyaa* spandex denim Jeans. Top off the jeans with wm plaid flannel shirts. Thru Saturday ONLY. $9.99^$! 1.99, Flannel Shirts..........7.49 to 8.99

You can counton

Sears

SAVE 20%

on Sears Best Underwear

Regular StO.99 8

'pkg. of 3

Blended of textured Enaon* Golden Touch* polyester <md combed pima cotton. Sanfor-Knit" for shrinkage controL lasting fit and shape reteo tioa Perma-Prest*. On sale until December 4.

SAVE 20% on Man's Fashion Undanarear

779

L pair

Reg. $3.49. In solids or prints Thru December 4.

Satisfaction Guaranteed or Ytour Money Back

IASS. aOESUCK AND ca

SHOP YOUR NEAREST SEARS RETAIL STORE N.C.; Burtlngton, Charlotte. Concord. Durham, Fayetteville, Gastonia, Goldsboro. Greensboro. Greenville, Mdcory, High Point, Jadtlonvllle, Raleigh, Roclty Mount. Wilmington, Winston-Salem SjC: Columbia. Florence, Myrtle Beach, Rock Hill

VA-* Danville. Lynchburg, Roaftote' /25/82

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI. 9 AM - 10 PM

Gift Ideas... 2 DAYS ONLY

25% OFF

Misses' Blazers, Pants v\ and Skirts-that-fit

*5 OFF The Perfect Bag

The Perfea Bag with Its own Regular $19 mirror, key case and more. Two m 900

styles; vinyl or fabric. _ | J

Pams

Regular

$16-$I7

For a comfortable fit. pants, skirt and blazer are made of Celanese FortreP polyester. Pants and skirt come in two hip shapes, regular and full; pants also come in petite, average and tall lengths. Fully acetate-lined blazer comes in two cuts, sizes. Sale ends December 11.

In Our Sportswear Department

/ \

regular WJk

*'4

/ rtgutar \ ndfull '

full K cut (

hip SiMS

HUCf ASSORTMENT

1/2 PRICE

aOSeOUT... Nim Brand Wallatfc Qutch Oiackbook Covars. Puraas, Cases Buxton Prince Gardner

WMI* OuantMa LMt

1/2 PRICE

Warm Winter Gloves

199

RegularS4 B pair

Knit drMnc gloves with slip-resists vinyl palms. Assorted colors. Thru Saturday.

2 DAYS ONLY

30% OFF

Cable-knit Coordinates

Warm savings on winter accessories. All of bulky knit acrylic with cable stitching.

Knit Hat, Gloves, Mittens. Reg. S4 each.

Your Choice .........2.79

Cable-knit Scarf. Reg. SB S.S9

Hooded Scarf. Reg. SIO .......... .6.99

*4-*150FF

Grooming Gifts

SAVE *6

Blow Dryer

llBg.llS.99 9^

1300 watu*. Handle folds for travel and s^ mg ease.

SAVE <7

Styler Dryer

RBg.Slt.99 11^

1200 WBtts*. Fine, wide combs and brush a^ uchments. 2 days only.

SAVE no

ROlOIIMtlC IP

RBg.tl9.99 29^

16 bladBs, 3 steel floating heads.

149.99 Rechargeable tftavsr.......39.99

SAVE *4

Curling Iron

Reg.S9.99 5*

Dual voltage curling iron uses mist.

SAVE ns

lighted Mirror RBg.tl9.99 24**

4way makeup mirror wkh LED digkai dock. ManufBCiuPBr^ nNBtf

Dacron^ polyester separates in versatile solid colors to mix and match.

Blazer.Reg.SSO..............34.99

SolldShlrt,Reg. SI4...........8.99

Pants, Reg. S20 .......13.99

Striped Shirt Reg. S15..........9.99

Skirt Reg. S18...............11.99

In our Junior Baiaar

*4 - *10 OFF

Misses' Plush Velour Pullover Top CLOSEOUT

UMITED OUANTITIES

Wert$14-$20 W tach

Rush in and SAVE $4 to s 10 on misses plush cotton and polytstef Vfiour tops. V-necks, crew necks and more. Choose from a be&utiful array of colors. But hurry.

SAVE >6

Mbses' Rib-knit Cardigans

Regular $15

Classic style with V-neck and patch pockets. Soft acrylic knit In fashion shades. S, M, L. 2 DAYS ONLY.

In our Sportswear Department

quantities are limited.

Big and Tall Men's Apparel Speclalog

Fit for the big guys Great selection for hard-to-fit sizes CALL Sears Telephone Shopping or visit your nearest Sears Catalog DesI*

A -

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI. 9 AM -10 PM

*6 OFF

Blanketcloth Nightwear

Regular S24-S 26

Robes and sleepers cozy as a warm blanket ^ ^ ^ in washable Acrilan* acrylic. Assorted col-,ors. Junior sizes. .

SAVE3

Flannel Nightwear E >

T99 '

Regular J9 *

Misses' Cotton flannel nightwear in two styles. Your choice of a long gown or pajama at a great low price. 2 DAYS ONLY.

2 DAYS ONLY

\ \

teg warmers available In larger fetaM stores only

Reg. $1.69to S6.99pr.

l'5't

Many styles and colors for womeni A great gift idea. 2 DAYS ONLY.

2 DAYS ONLY

20% OFF

Embroidered Full Slip

SAVE $2 7^

Regular S9.50

Save S2 on this full slip in comfortable 100% Antrpn III nylon tricot. 2 DAYS ONLY.

Half Slip styled with deep side slit. Thru Saturday. Reg. S6.50 ..... .......... 55

33% OFF

Stretchy Briefs

SAVE SI $2

Regular $3 fc pr.

Comfortable nylon and Lycra spandex briefs.

'j r- rm

See Sears Camera and Photographic Supply SpecialogA huge selection of brand-name cameras, projectors, screens, more Call Sears Telephone Shopping or visit your nearest Catalog Desk

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI. 9 AM -10 PMSAVE *3 to ^20Men's, Children's Footwear - 2 Days Only

*10 OFF

Men's Wonderllte Leather Dress Shoes with our^ lightest weight soles'

Supple leather uppers and cushioned insoles top our warranted polyurethane soles. In jiar men's sizes.

J9.99 Braid trim slip-on 29.99 pr.

$39.99 Tassel trim slip-on29.99pr.

$55.99 Wing tip oxford. 35.99 pr.

$39.99 Plain-toe slipon. (Style not shown)..........29.99 pr.

,rUU ONi-rtA WAIMANTY ON SOL$ Of . MEN S WONOEKUTE DRESS SHOES Iht KXt Of a WondMlitt drtn itwa waan out AttMn ona yaar from data of purchata. ralum iha pair of rtfoai and Scars will replace the shoes free of ctsarge. TNs warranty does not apply to the upper portion of the shoes.

*3 OFF

Oilldren's Pestlve Footwear

ftag. 112.99 to $14.99

\,v

Help your children look their holiday best with these attractive, long wearing dress shoes. Sleek vinyl uppers, PVC soles. Little girls' and boys' sires 8'/2-3. Infants' sires 3A*8.

AOIrtl'WackT-itrap.

Reg. $12.99.............9.9fpr.

I. CMrls' ankle strap In Mack.

Regular $14.99...........Il.Wpr,

Infants' ankle strap.........9.99 pr.

C. aoys' oxford In black or brown.

Regular $12.99...... 9.99 pr,

*20 OFF

Men's Hiking Boot

Regular

$49.99

29^

Sueded split leather upper, lugged rubber sole. Leather or acrylic fleece lined. Tan.

SAVE *15

Men's Handsomely.sVlad Western Dress Boots

YOURCHOICt Reg. ttr.W

Corral pair nowl Round toe boots with leather foot and urethane shaft or full-grain leather foot and shaft. Steel shank helps support arch. Goodyear welt construction.

Aik about Stan Crtdit Plans

*8 OFF

Big Boys' Boot

R.WU. 21^ 129.99 ifa pair

Handsome boot for your young cowboyl Comfortable leather foot durable vkiyl maft. Sim 3V^-7.

$5 OFF Uttle boyi' sites 8W-3. Regular $24.99.....19.99 pr.

Not avaHaMt m High Point arkf OanvMe

From Our Budget Shop

Leather Bags

Great values from our Budget Shop. Contemporary bags of top grain leather. Shoulder strap and convertible clutch styles. Fall tones. Hurry, while quantities last.

499.799

499

Floral print flannel gown assortment of cotton or poiyeser and cotton in sizes S, M or L. Tailored pajamas assortment in printed cotton flannel. Misses sizes. 2 DAYS ONLY.

SAVE *1.50

Budget Shop Gown

Brushed acetate and nylon. Sizes S, M, L. 2 DAYS ONLY.

SAVE *3

Budgat Shop Roba

Regular ni.99

Snaf>front or wr^ flyh robei Sizes S,M,L 2 DAYS ONLY.

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI. 9 AM -10 PM

Outerwear to Keep Your Family Warm This Winter

-I

LAST 2 DAYS

SAVE 25%

ENTIRE STOCK of Jackets arid Coats for Little and Bigger Boys and Girls

ENTIRE STOCK of Jackets and Coats for Misses, Juniors

ENTIRE STOCK of Warm, Winter Outerwear for Men

Ask about Sears Credit Plans

Stylet shown are representative of Sean assortment. Not aN stylet and sizes avaHal)le In ai stores.

Correcting your mistakes now costs

30 to 80 LESS

LAST 2 DAYS

*101 OFF

Sears KSX 35mm . SLR Outfit

Reg. Mp. prices 2 40^

total$351.94 M

Automatic camera with manual override, tel lens, auto flash, lens

case and more. Thru Saturday.

Camara equipment available m Charlotte, Columbia, Ourham. FayettcvWe, Greens^ boro, Raleigh, umrnlngton, Winston-Salem. NIcfcory, Myrtle Beach, Roanoke.

*36 OFF

Canon AE-1P Camera, Sears Outfit

Reg. sep. prices 3 ^ 095

total $415.95 M

Canon AE-IP automatic camera, plus Sears telephone iens, auto flash, case strap.

S20 OFF Canon AE-IP camera.

RegularS279.99 ........259.99

80 OFF 80-200mm Macro-zoom Lens

9999

Reg. sep. prices total $179.99

F:4.0, I-touch le 'i' Canon, Pentax "K" mount. Sale enj' Saturday.

SAVE 30

on Electric I

^ 159

A. &step correction. 12-m. wide carriage; manual return.

$60 OFF The Scholar. 6ep correction. Reg. $259 99...........199.99

SAVE 70

on The Graduate

24999

> Regular $319.99

B. 4-step correction. Half-space key. Pica Of elite.

SAVE 80

on The Corrector

319

Regular $399.99

C. 3-step correction. Cassette ribbon. Pica or elite.

Typewriters not available In Shelby

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI. 9 AM -10 PM

25% OFF

WINNIE-THE-POOH, SUNNY BUNCH AND NFL NIGHTWEAR FOR KIDS!

LAST 2 DAYS!

Little Kids Grow Sleepers

SAVES2 ^197

Regular

$6.99 each

Grow sleepers for infants. Allows 2 1^^ of growth. Buy several. Fits sizes 2T-6X.

toddler Blanket Sleepers with rib knit cuffs and

neck. Reg. $10.99.....................7.99

Juvenile Boy's Grow Sleepers.

Reg. $9.99........... 7.49

Big Boy's NFL P^amas. Choose your team.

Reg. $10.99............... 7.49

1^ Big Girl's Sunrv BufKh Gown.

" Reg. $10.99...........................

Come See Our Entire Selection

e Walt Disney Productions

SAVE *10

Artificial Christmas Traes A. eVx-ft. Mountain Kingo* Trea

Reg. $39.99

7999

Dense bristle needle ar-fical pine. 193 tips and 4nn. branch diam. Flame resistant tree.

B. 6V2^. Outswept Balsam Traa

With 58 outswept bran- Reg. $69.99 ches. Flame resistant. 158 tips. Save now.

5999

15% 25% OFF Decorations

SAVE 15% 35 Ught Set

499

Regular SS.99

Multicolor indoof-outdoor stratgTrt line design. With reflectors. Save now.

SAVE 25% on

Chrbtmas OmanMnCS

Regular

S2.69

|99

Satkviook Chrbtmas bails in assorted holiday colors win brighten your tree.

Trim $hop not Irt; Gastonia. GreenvMe, Rock HM. Rodqf Mount ShaRqr.

33^

$45.99

Choose your favorite team embiem. With pile lining for warmth. Big bo/s sizes 8 to 20. $39.99 Uttle boys sizes......... WU9

20%-35% OFFnflwmt

SAVE on these and many more ofBdaily licensed Na wear for big boys.

$l0.99Jersey ...............B.I9

$26.99 Na Jogging Suit .............16.99

$9.99 Crewneck Sweatshirt ....16.99

Utde boys ilm at comparabie savings

ENTIRE STOCK OF KIDS' SWEATERS

Vi OFR

Bundle up SAVINGS... Choose from a wide variety of styles, sizes and colors.

While quantMtt last

Soars CradH Plans

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI, 9 AM -10 PMMORE AFTER-THANKSGIVING SAVINGS

SAVE *50

S-PC DIfMCtO

Magutv

SI4.9t 7 Jf

Orop-lcaf table expands to 24 X 36-m. 2 vinyl covered chairs.

SAVE *200

Ho-Man RacMnar

24988

1449.99

A gre chair for dad. m easy care vinyl.

1/2 OFF

Bonnat Canopy

Twin 0088

Rl9.tl99.V9 7 7

Twin size. Don't mbs this great sav^igs. Matching pieces available.

1/2 OFF

Twin Baddtng Sets

^ 9999

1199.99 7 7 m.pc.

Sold in sets only. Enjoy comfort and savings. Other sizes reduced also.

SAVE *100

Slaapar Sofa

29988

tl99.99

Full Size Sommerville sofa sleeper. Has plaid cover.

SAVE *400

2-pc Sectional

sr. *598

Opens to queen sleeper. Contemporary style.

Carpet not In; Concord, Danville, GoMsboro, Greensville. Rock HIM

Cushion and Installation extra

1/2 OFF Poly Pillows

Now is the time to tx^ several. With polypropylene tiddng. Limit 4.

Twm

Reg.S49.99

Loom-woven, 100% polyester acrylic M-digtal settings. Other sizes on sale.

100% ostton terry In a wide array of colors. S3.49 Hand Towel .2A9

$1.94 Washcloth . I if

1/2 OFF Vinyl Showar Curtain

Reg.

S3.99

In bright colors. Just wipe It clean. Magnets hold to tub Save now.

SHOP OUR SPECIAL STORE HOURS, FRI^ 9

Powertl suaion for deep down deank)g of embedded dkt Edge deaning gets dose to walls. Adjusts to 3 heights.

L.. .

Regular $499.95

6-<ydes^ Including permanent press, knit delicate, pre>wash and pre-soak. 5 water levels.

Electric Oiytr I I

Regular

1399.95 M M

Largecapacity, with Wrinkle* Guard* feature. Permanent press and end-of-cycle si^iaL

Sl'lr=^ $

60 OFF

ON THIS LAUNDRY PAIR

2-DAYS ONLY:

FRIOAY AND SATURDAY ONI>

KENMORE VALUE

Kenmore Electric Ofyer

2499s

Kenmore 8-Stftch Free*ann Sewing Head.

Regular $249.95

4 utility and 4 stretch stitches. Built-In balanced stitch buttonholer for neat even stitching. Free-arm conveniently converts to flatbed.

169

2-^cle WashEr

289

Regular $319.95

CottorVsturdy. permanent press cydet 3 water temperature com-binations. 2-OAYS ONLY.

3-Qfcl Diyar

239

Regular $269.95

Cotton/sturdy and permanent press timed cydes; plus air-only setting for fluff-drying.

*130:OFF

ON THIS LAUNDRY PAIR

2-DAYS ONLYI

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY KENMOm QUALITY

Kanmorv 3-Cyda MfafhRT

329

H 3 waw temper-

turn wRh coU rinses 9 *E flVS and 3 water lnls.

Kanmort Elactrk Dryur Ref

259

Ha conwrNcni top*

mount ant icrecrt and ^rci9s only ietttng.

Large tteim luch as appiiarKet are InvenUNladlKDur cUstrlbuifon center id wlU he scheduled tor delfvery or pickup. Delyery is extra.

Each of these acNertised Items Is /eaiEly iDlidalM

4AM TO 10PM FOR FANTASTIC VALUES!

SAVE 200

SAVE 100

2-DAYS ONLY!

I I

I Kenmora Icemaker Refrigerator |

I, Features twin alspers and con- J

venlent icemaker so you never IF* mK

Lhave to refill messy icetrays. Has

plenty of door storage. 19.0 cu.ft l^r I

Kenmon Microwave Oven |

Regular $3^.95

hswiewnncict-

fitrob. . Oaa m m J

Has a 0.8 oJ.ft Ofven that's perfect for kitchens vvlth limited counterspace. It's solid-state with electronic touch controls.

20-100 OFF I 180 OFF

2-DAYS ONLY I microwaves

.0 cu.ft. Refrigerator

Me.t4n.ts

HasadJusubtocoMcorv trod Magnetic doof gaskets keep in cokl

399

7 cu.fr. Refrigerator

_ Mf.

___

M or atM O

RemoMDte ewE I

^Mcrowaw

399

Regular SS79.95

3-stage memory lets you defrost, cook and hold-warm or ary 3 nctions-automaticaiy. Terrpera-tureprobe. Thru Dec 24. eso2t

tt I'OfF Compact Mlcrowiii

H okw 1^ menu Mf tin

*188

SAVE 200

2-DAYS ONLY!

Tedtured steel finish doors help hide Anger-prints and smudges.

Slde-by^Slde Icemaker Refrigerator

I Big 22.0-cu.ft. capacity with Regular $ 1199.95

convenient thru the door ice- ^1^ OE

I. maker. Also has meat pan and . Nice'N Fresh drawer. Ughted freezer section. * * ^

SAVE 100

HURRY TO SEARS!

Microwave cooks most foods faster than a conventional range.

SPACEMASTER Microwave Oven

Fits at)Ove your range to save valuabie counter space. Indudes built-in range hood, flourescentworic light Sensing probe with hold warm. On sale until December 24.

Regular $599.95

499

SAVE 40- 100

Mlcro-convectlon Oven

MfCfWRAW ort^, cofv

vection ony. or use one Reg. *599.95 after he ocher. For tec efficient cooking. On sale untri Dec 24.

2 DAYS ONLY Kanmora Gai Grill

labWor'lale as advertised

Dryer cords are sold separately

Icemaker hook up to water supply, optional, extra

SPECIAL STORE HOURS, Friday 9 am -10 pm

Channel Touch reliable electronic channel selection is quick, silent.

SAVE *100

Console Color TV with Remote Control

Smti Super Value

6495

Big, 25-in. diagonal measure piaure. Reliable electronic tuner with Sensor Scan selection. One-Button Color. Attractive cabinet with gold<olor accents. Surprise your family this Christmas.

mm m

TTQl

in 9

V* 1 1 ^

All electronic tuner Is de- One-button color with pendable... no moving AFC sets color, tint, parts to wear out. brightness, contrast.SAVE <100 10-Watt Mini SAVE <200 BataVMonComponent Stereo System S-Hr. Video Cassette RecorderSAVE <150 Saar. NEW104)ay VHS VIdao Recorder

Regular S299.95

19995

Only lO'A-ln. high. AM/FM receiver has 5-band graphic equalizer, digital frequency, display, high filter. Metal cassette deck, Dolby* system.

SAVE <80

Ktnmore Trash Compactor

49995

Sears Super Value Regular $699.95

BetaVislon 3-day recorder has 1-program timer. BetaScan picture search. Remote pause/still control. BetaVislon Is designed to expand opportunities for your personal In-home TV viewing and not for arty usage which might violate the copyright laws.

79995

41508

Regular

S379.9S

299

Reduces trips to the garbage. Compresses three 20gai. cans of trash Into one bag.

SAVE <20

Kanmort WW

OlqfMStr

Regular $949.95

2/4/6-hour recording time. Multi-function remote control. Forward/reverse visual search. Pause/still control. Electronic tuner.

E SAVE*120C

Kanmera Dtehwashar wtth 3-Lavel Wash

189.99

Stainless steel grinding chamber. OuWt-mount coHar tor easy installation. Hurry and save.

6653

Ask about Sear Authorized Professional Installation

Ask about Sears Credit Plans Bach of ttMM advertlted Itenit Is readily available for sale as advcrtlscd

SAVE <120

Kofunopo PopB* bio Pisfiwaihtr

^349

Three level wash; Water Miser i cyde. Power Miser feature help 1 save energy.

Shop Special Hours Fri. 9 AM - 10 PM

SpMk 'n Spoil Pink 'n Procty Barblo' Toy for Loomtoig Doll and Mora

5999

Sean Price

999

...59.99 .59.99SAVE *40 Sears NEW Video Arcade II

Plays Atari compatible cartridges 6 Regular SI89.99

ways better than our Video Arcade. _

LED signals. JoysticWpaddle coo- V trollers. Space Invaders Included. ISAVE *70 Sears Super Video Arcade

Plays Intelllvlsion* compatible Regular 1269.99 games. UfHHce animation, sophisti- ^ cated game play, realistic sounds, m brilliant graphics. | M M

SAVE *30

177-lb. WelgM SM

16 weight plates, 72-Inch barbell bar and 2 dumbbell bars are irxrluded.

SAVE <60

Gympac lOQO^ System

^269^

Pro^ssive resistance weight training. Selea a fitness program designed for you.

SHOP SPECIAL FRIDAY HOURS, 9 AM - 10 PM

Craftsman Hand Tool Full Unlimited Warranty

If any Craftsman hand tool ever fails to give complete* satisfaction, return it for free replacement.

SAVE *89

on Craftsman 42-Pc. Tool Sets

Reg. Sep. Prices

Total $129.56 HP M

Includes two reversible quick-release ratchets, 1/4; 3/8 and I/2-inch drive sockets, accessories, wrenches and hex key set.

HURRY. SALE ENDS SATURDAY, NOV. 27

YOUR CHOICE

Regular

$99.99-$ 106.98

SAVE *6

Craftsman 18-In. Tool Box

Reg. S 24.99

1099

With handy tote tray. Holds tools up to 17-in. long. Heavy gauge steel with full length hinge. A great value.

HURRY. 2 DAYS ONLY

SAVE *40-*46

Craftsman Portable Tools

5999

A. 7'/2-in. Circular Saw and Case, max. 2-1/8-HP. Reg. Sep. Prices Total SI06.98

B. 3-inch wide Belt Sander with Dust Pick-up Regular $99.99

C. Heavy-Duty I-HP Router, with carrying case Reg. Sep. Prces Total $106.98SAVE 7.99-31.412 DAYS ONLYSAVE *15 - *202 DAYS ONLYSAVE 5.99-17.972 DAYS ONLY

*16

YOR CHOICE

A. $29.99 Riveter with assorted rivets

B. $23.99 Nut-Driver Set, 7-Plece

C $47.41* Punch and Chisel Set, 9-pc.

D. S39.91 * Saewdrlver Set 9-pc.

E. $34.42* Combination Wrench Set 8^-

F. $29.99* Craftsman pe Wrench Set 2-pc. * Regular Separate Prices Total

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YOUR

CHOICS

A. $44.99 Craftsman reversible drill

B. $39.99 Craftsman Pad Sander

C. $39.99 Craftsman Router

D. $39.99 Craftsman

E. $39.99 Craftsman Sabre Saw

2499

3/8-inch variable speed

1/3-Sheet Dual-Motton

5/8-HP Ught-Duty (

5'/2-inch Circular Saw Variable-Speed

*12

YOUR CHOICE

A. $21.95* Craftsman 5-pc. O.E. Wrench Set

B. $ 17.99 Smoke Alarm with Battery

C. $18.99 Ratcheting Saewdrlver

D. $24.99 Craftsman '/5-In. dr. torque wrench

E. $29.62* 8-Pc. Screwdriver Set Craftsman

F. S23.97* Craftsman 3-pc. Locking jers Set

G. $19.99 Craftsman Elearic Engraver

H. $29.97* Craftsman 3-Pc. Plier Set

J. $22.25* Craftsman Extender Bar Set 5-pc.. * Regular Separate Prices Total

SPECIAL FRIDAY HOURS, 9 AM -10 PM

2 DAYS ONLY

SAVE *40

2 DAYS ONLY

SAVE* 70

Power Mbmr "8" Water HMrton Can Sava You Plenty on Your Power Bills

52-Gal. Bectrk or 40Oal. Gas, Reg. S279.99

239^

Stop wasting energy. Polyurethane foam provides up to 175% greater insulating effectiveness than our fiber glass Insulated water heaters.

Ail Sean Water Heaten equipped with safety relief velvet

Digital Code 1/S-HP Garage Door Opener

Regular $219.99

14999

,With over 3,000 digital codes for security. Convenient 4'/i-minute light delay. 2-button safety receiver. Variable door stop. Seaionalized rail.

*10 off. Additional Transmitter Reg. $34.99 24^^

BRIV. lUI R Au:iRATi; WIMV)

MKASl REMI.NTS TO SEARH

Meuurt your window cartTuilv u in-dii sted by diagram I laft. (A. B and I' meaaurementa. I

Storm/Screen Windows In 10 Stock Sizes

mth

26 sr29

All have predrllled holes. Screws included. 24 x

39,24x55.28x39.28x55.32x39.32x47,32 x

55, 36 X 39, 36 X 47, 36 x 55-In. sizes.

Professional Installation Available

SAVE *30

Fullview Storm Doon

11999

Regular

$149.99

Plastic foam-fiiled double kick panel. Weather-stripped around door edges to help seal out drafts. Break-resistant tempered glass Insert. 32,36x80Hn. White, Brown or Black. . . ^

e. 40308

A. 40209

SAVE *50-*60

Portable Kerosene Heaters

YOUR CHOICE

19999

A.9,300-BTU Reflection Heater. Fan circulates warm air. 15 hours heat on one gal. Reg. $259.99

B. 13,000-BTU Convection Heater. Gives up to 17 hours of heat on one gal. Reg. $249.99

SAVE <120-'190

V.,

Craftsman Choice

A. $190 OFF Craftsman 10-in. Table Saw Outfit. 1-HP motor, leg set and extension included. Regular $539.99

B. $120 OFF Craftsman Jointer has '/2-hp motor, precision-cutting steel knives.

Regular $469.99

10058

SAVE *96

Workbench Outfit

20% OFF SUPER BUY

SAVE *40

RM.Sp.RrlCM

ToMm97.fA

9999

Sturdy sted outfit Includes three drawers, shelf and door, wooden work surface.

Entire Stock Well Pumps and Tanks 2 DAYS ONLY

Soars

Shewtrhaad

SpKlal

Purchase

899

Cookwar* Set with Sllverstone Interior

Aik about Saars CrtdIt Plans Delivery Is not Included In selling prices

All sizes and types 20% off. For deep or shallow

well use.

A. Wilkmount showerheed wth 3wy dwigeaWe water flow.

B. HafxWwid model,. 14.99

Rtg. Sap. Prices Tota 174.96

Aluminum 7-plece set with aimond-colof porcelain Blttrlor. A great value.

$ 140.96 Cast Aluminum 8^. Set 69.99

SAVE 10%

Blown-ln Insulation

Helps save energy for year-round stallation arranged by Sears

SAVE 10%

Continuous Aluminum Guttering

CustorrHnade for your home. Rust-resistant painted aluminum. Call tor Free Estimates.

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99*

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*50 OFF

BlacK/Whlta TV

'50 OFF

Compact Vac

UMt

2fC>"

CUOOMIt,

Sameeo* Shampoo,

WnKhliifl mnM

Was S 129.95 March 1982

12-la diag, meas, screen. While quantities last

Was S 109.95 Juna 1982 Ooseoiit For most cleaning Jobs. Limited quantity.

OFF

Cling-alon*

Gartered

Stockings

limitad OuantltkM

1/3 OFF

Hug-akMi*n

Gartered

Stockings

Umftad Ouantttfai

20% OFF 25% OFF 33% OFF SAVE *2 SAVE *1 SAVE *2

Twin BlankaC TWIn Blankat

Daybreak 23 Prelude -k99

Man'f T-Shirt

Regular $29.99

Automattc Wanket with control,

Regular $2.99

Regular $39.99

Automatic Lighted control. c 1 vi

S36.99FuHStae.........29.59 $49.99 FuH Slie......39.99 tofS. S.M.UXL

Man's Swaatshirt

Regular $6.99

Men's Socks Men's Gloeas

397

Regular $6.49

497

^ Regular $5.99

Choose from a variety of Nawy and gray sweatshirt for Over-the<alf length. Sizes 10- Men's aoylic knit gloves with

men.

14. 6-palr padL

vfriyl palm.*70 OFF5-pc Dining Set

1 /2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE 25% OFF 33% OFFWindow Shade

Artdqued m^ie finishtd had-wood. 4 chairi 42-lnL"taWe.

Umlt6

Regular $3.59

Wtyf shade fits 37-in. x 5-ft

Soil lll-ln. Pooh toy.

$7.99 Pooh Bear 3.99ENTIRE STOCK Little and Bigger Girls' DressesENTIRE STOCK Children's Flannel Shirts25%.BvnmsiPlCK Suits, Spi^Cats,i^J Dress SMs for unte, BlMoreoyr

20% OFF SAVE *15

Binoculars

All Sears Pocket Cameras n Stock

Regular $39.991

Wide-angle lens; With case.

SAVE*!

Smoke Alarm

7x3 5mm.

Regular $10.88 Test button and battery. UL Usted. Thnj Saordty.

1/2 PRICE SAVE *12 SAVE *7

Parts Cablnat Cordless Vac Cordless Ught

9 22 22

Regular $34.99 dada Regular $29.99 Ear K

Regular $19.99 W Regular $34.99 dada Regular $29.991

40 dear plastic drawers. Get Rfcharges in Its own storage Rechar^ In Its own stor^

aganized. SAVE $ 10.* unit Includes tools. unit Sears Super Value.SAVE*1Sweatshirt, Pant

499

SAVE *30 1/2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE SAVE *60 SAVE *20

Regular $6.99 Gray sweatshirt and pants In men's sizes.

Rangaflnder Camara

69CutlatySac

Detachable Flash i Regular $99.99

Automatic shutter preferred exposure control. 40mm C.8 lens.

Reg. Sep. Prfcat*Bdk99 Total $59.99 mw

5-pc knife set includes knives, bkxfc and sharpener.10-In. Covarad Fryer

Reg. Sep. Prices f 788 Total $37.49 I #

Silverstonc* interior. Heavy cast-^lumir^qm construction.

Bench Gflnder99

Reg. $159.99

1/2-HP motqc develops 3/4-HP. Two 6x3/4-ln. wheels.

Electric Bfkwer,49

Regular 49.99*

Cleans^ sweeps dkt leaves. 2 speeds.-I-NP. >

ISearsI

SvE^ SAVE *1 1/TPRai/2 PRICE SAVE *7 SAVE *f

1-lb. Fruitcake Chocolate Tlneats StrawbenyCanbterSet PlatwaraSet Toilet Seat CompactArM^

Buiter^batter Reg. Sep. PrtcmM Q99 Reg. Sep. Frkesf Q94 1

r Regular $7.99 W Total $39.99 MW Total 39.99 Regular $17.99 I W Regular $7.99

I-b. bO)L assorted centers. Sirawberty design ceramic jars. Stainless steel 50-pc set. IMded. Installed easily. ncg. of 12 precullied bags.

Regular $6.99 17,99 l-b. UartwplK*... S.99

Compactor Bags

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Each of these advertised iteins Is readl^ available for sale as advertised

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26lnch Mens Or Ladles 10-Speed

$7999

Reference Price $99.99. Both models have lugged (interlocking) frames tor extra strength pre-taped nandlehais extended brake levers tor easy ndmg ana much more Some assembly =99612.4

W , ^

Polished Brass Traditional Or Classic Style Ceiling Fan

Your $QQ99

Choice 5/5/

Reference Price $179.99. T hese 52 tans have real wood blades And a reversible motor tor year-round use 31747-67

Hcntor

$3^

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utomitic start&<

And M's UL Haled.

WbPWwOwiiWBi,. TtHnpiraiiiiv Probt

$289

DaauMy$33iM. It cooks fay time or tamperstura. Vaiiabla power control, too. #51751

aiTBdyiOrGlito

Ht4)Im Bicydt

StohUMPoftabte

Canedentooidtr.

*59

*19

Reference Price $89J9. Deluxe chain guard and interlocking (tugged) frame #99539,40

RKMlaily $22:981. Has builNn Rtfsianos PHos $8MS. Solkl

microphone and automatic end- state chassis: quick start .

oMape shutoff. #55102 .pictupe tube. #64446

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Nov. (1982) 060

We Guarantee The Prices In This Publication Thru December 7

Store-Front Free Parking

Ask About Our Expert Installation Service

Convenient Locations

Check Our Store For Dally Unadvertised Specials!

IVeVe Cooked~Up Lots Of Low Prices On Our Microwaves & Accessories..

Wh>^l

Easy Cooking! Regularly $289.99.

Automatic, dualspeed Mealtimer' control provides up to 35 minutes of cooking. #51743

$25999

#SANYO

Simple To Use! Regularly $479.99.

Deluxe model has 25 pre-programmed recipes & 55 recipes you can program yourself #51738

$37999

ipjoxrilr

Save $30.00! Variable Power Microwave

Saire $80.00! Counter-Saver Microwave Oven

439S

Low Monthly Payment

*18

$519.99

#51759

Lowes Cash Price... $439.99 *No Down Payment Deterred Payment Price $648.00. Annual Percentage Rate 23.97%.

Save $100.00! SoW State Microwave .....

"Khrt|xarliu:

Saire $50X)0!

Memory Microwave

Regularly $389.99. Cooks by time or temperature and defrosts. It has 10 power levels from warm to high with touch controls; & 3 memory levels. #51753'

Save $20.99 On

This Economical Sanyo Microwave

*179

$33999

#SANY(

2m Off

with purchase of a microwaM.

Regularly $199.99. Features a 10-minute single-speed timer with automatic shut-off, #51731

Microwave

Micro-Go-Round'

$3999 m9?

SSOORebal#

Reference Price $49.95.

Food rotator #51781

$27999

Saire MOOO;

Microwave Oven .

Regularly $319.99. Full-size microwave with 3-stage power selection for high, medium & defrost: and temperature control with food probe #51734

Save

$15.00

Handy Toaster Broiler Oven

$3599

Regulariy $54.99. It

broils, bakes, toasts and top browns. Comes with broiler pan. #98567

Roll-About Microwave Cart

$5999

Reference Price $71.95.

For all microwaves. #51768

Microwave Sizzling Skillet

*1999

Reference Price $29.95.

Non-stick surface. #51783

Popcorn Popper For Microwaves

*1399

Reference Price $14.95.

Pops in 4 minutes. #51774

RndxxdcSnng

16-Piece Microwave Cookware Set

*19

Reference Price $29.95.

Glass bakeware. #51778

MR.C0FFE

mncMm

Mr. Coffee 10-Cup Drip Coffee Maker

$9999

Reference Price $25.99.

Brews 2 to 10 cups of good, hot coffee quickly and autpmatically 98222 Repiacement Filters

100 coffee filters. #98201 K)-Cup Glass Decanter

Regularly $7.99. #98202

A. Save $12.00! Deluxe Coffee Maker Has Timer

$2499

Regularly $41.99. Brews at preset time #98229

B. Save $2.00!

Can Opener With Knife Sharpener

Regularfy $10.99. Quickly opens most cans #98123

C. Super Buy! Handy Hot Air Popcorn Popper

$^499

Reference Price $19.99.

With butter tray #98498

D. Great Value! 3-Quart

Popcorn Popper

$599

Reference Price $8.99.

Delicious popcorn' #98496

E. Gift Idea! 2-Speed Room Air Freshener

$999

Ref. Price $14.99. #98029 Filter #98030 Now $1.99

F. Super Buy!

1250 Watt Hair Dryer

$999

Reference Price $12.99.

3 heat settings. #98381

G. Gift Idea!

1200 Watt Folding Hair Dryer

$999

F Reference Price $11.99

5 3 heat settings, #98379

Shetland

Great Drying Arid Styling^ GiftldeasI^

$399

$499

A. Dry Curling Wand.........

Reference Price $5.49. Has an extra long cool tip Dual heat control. #98362

B. Styling Brush Dries and Styles

Reference Price $6.49. With a 3 position switch Built in safety stand #98366 >

c. Curling Brush $C99 And Iron Combination ..w

Regularly $8.99. High, low heat settings 360^ swivel cord #98363

D. 1500-Watt Blow Dryer ......

Reference Price $15.99. With 2 airflow and 4 temperature settings #98385

E. 400Watt Hairsetter Outfit

Regularly $19.99. Hair clips and 20 rollers included Compact design . #98387

$1299

Kids will love the quick, powwiullook of tme rugged tcycles. #

IVIURRAY

20" BMX Off Road Bike At Lowes Low Price

$6499

Reference Price $74.99. Features a firecracker red frame with knobby tires and coaster brake. #99554

Also Available In Men s Style At S99.99

Save $10.00! 26" Adult Touring Style Bicycle

$9999

Regularly $109.99. Features white\ balloon tires; full fenders: wide ha and coaster brake. #996056

ebars

Super Stylmgl

20" BMX Mag Wheel Competition Style Bike

$9999

Reference Price $119.99. Has a welded frame: plastic mag wheels: BMX tubular front fork and coaster brake. #99562

Sporty Blue and Chrome BMX style 24" Bike

$2499

Regularly $139.99. With a track certified frame: pillowrblock stem: alloy rear caliper and coaster brake #99570

TTlli Sl|;t9 wnhtftiM ofyourdiNd

3 HP Two-Seater Go-Cart For Twice as Much Fun

No Down Payment.

Deferred Payment Price S395.76. Annual Percentage Rate 23.%%.

Streamlined Silver & Black 3 HP Fun Go-Cart

$32999 $299

lOO

Reference Price $359.99. Has a 4-stroke, single cylinder engine, clutch with full chain guard and cam action brakes. #94830

SAVE$15.00!

Deluxe 20-Inch Exercise Bike

$9999

Reg. $114.99. With speedometer and odometer More! #92976 20" Exercise Bike #92972 ____ S69.99

HEDSTROM

Reference Price $329.99. With a 4-stroke single cylinder engine, clutch with full cover, and cam action brakes #94828

HEDSTROM

A. Save $3.00!

Steam & Dry Iron .

Regularly $16.99. Switches from dry to steam with a push of a button. #98447

B. Save $3.00!

Steam & Dry Iron .

Regularly $22.99. Lightweight! Has a built in sprinkling system. #98444

strawberry Shortcake Girls 16" Bicycle

SAVE $5.00!

16" Dukes Of Hazzard Bicycle

$5999 $5999

Regularly $64.99. Perfect for little girls! With chain guard, coaster brake and training wheels. #99648

Regularly $64.99. Has a welded frame

and coaster brake #99652

Training Wheels For 16" Bike 99674$2.99

Monthly Payment

Month

SAVE ^401

Deluxe Continuous Clean 30" Automatic Range.

$359^

Regulaily $399.99. Features stay-up Calrod surface heating units with removable trim rings. Has automatic oven timer with clock. #52806

SAVE

$401

-Hxrpjrin

Deluxe 30-Inch Range

$33999

Regulaily $379.99. With two 6" and

two 8 stay-up Calrod surface units; removable trim rings; an automatic timer; & a lift-off oven door. #52820

Save $40.00! 30-Inch Range

Regularly $319.99.

Has Calrod* surface leat units. #52803

Save $1.00! Automatic Timer

$599

Regularly $6.99.

Turns lights on/off automatically. #9ei52

Save $1.00! Automatic Timer

$799

Regulstly$8S9.

With multiple daily programming. *9eiM

Reguiarty $43999. Features five automatic cycles; superwash, regular/heavy, permanent press, knits/gentle, and soak. Also has variable water level selections. #51380

For 36 Months

No Down Payment* Deferred Payment Price $574.56 Annual Percentage Rate 23.% 0

Credit Terms on back page

Deluxe 4-Cyde Wsher

$369

Lowes Best Whirlpool Dryer

Permanent Press Dryer

Automatic Wsher 8

*319^

Save $50.00! Portable Or Undercounter Dishwasher

$37939

Regiriarty $42999. With nine cycle options including pots & pans, normal heavy, normal light, and rinse hold. Also features energy-saving air dry option and HiTemp washing option. 4 color panels. #5io36

SAVE 50/

Reguiarty $419%. Cycles include regular/heavy,. knits/gentle, permanent press, and soak Has two wash & spin speeds, four wash & rinse temperatures and three water levels For all fabric types

SAVE 50/

Regularly $339.99. With 3 cycles; automatic/regujar, automatic permanent press, and timed dry control. It has 3 drying temperatures; tumble press* control, end of cycle signal; removable lint filter; & more, siszs

SAVE ^30!

RegiMarty $279.99. Features special cool-down care for permanent press fabrics Has three drying cycles; automatic permanent press, automatic regular, and timed dry. Ftemovable lint filter. 5i42o

SAVE ^30!

Regularly $349.99. With a regular wash cycle; fixed water level; two wash/ rinse temperature choices; top & bottom agitator; single wash & spin speed; self-leveling rear legs;

& more. Save today! si2io

SAVE 50/

Automatic Undercounter Dishwasher

349^

Regularly $399.99. Features 9 cycle options including pots & pans, normal/heavy, normal/light, rinse/hold, and energy saving air dry option. Also has high-temperature option for tough food stains. More. #51044

SAVE 60.'

Deluxe 14.1 Cubic Ft Refrigerator/Freezer

Regularly $579.99. This model has 2 adjustable shelves, one stationary shelf, a butter bin, 2 slide-out crispers, and an energy-saver switch. #53662

Save $30.00 On This $QQ99

Compact Refrigerator......

RegiX^ $129.99. This countertop model features a slide-out shelf, a door shelf, a meat tray and two ice trays. #53810

Disposer

Hasl-Vear

Wbrranty

Ref. Price $59%.

Has continuous feed with stainless steel rim & throat, ooi

Save $30.00! Hrash

Compactor

^299^

Regdarly $329.99.

Use undercounter or freestanding Easy to use. 5066h

Save$40X)0!

Undercounter

Dishwasher

$289^9

Regulaily $329.99.

Four cycle options normal; normal energy saver dry; short wash short wash energy saver dry. #51013

Get armchair convenience & brand name quality... tor one low price.

Your Choice:

Three Styles Of Remote Control Color Console TVs.

AAB Ref. Pric* $689.95. Remote channel scanning, on/off & volume control Large LED channel display And 100% solid state chassis #54836,7

23" ^lagonals

c Ref. Pffce $68935. You can q

program the remote control to scan favorite channels Has Color Monitor System; solid state chassis #54543

Your Choice Of These 25" Diagonal Color Console TVs

Lowe's Cash Price

Reference Price $579.95. RCA model has

lai uoior uonsoie

$49999

Lowes Low Monthly Payment

C^AM8UN0

A. 19" Diagonal Portable Color TV

$27900

Reference Price $329.95.

Has automatic fine tuning and 1-button color's tint control Solid state #54476

B. Get This Mobile TV Cart With Purchase Of The TV Above For $12.00 Off Our Regular Low Price!

SimuiateO TV Reception

No Down Payment (See Back Page) Deferred Payment Price: S735.89

Reference Price $579.95. h(ja mooei nas Annual Percentage Rate. ^4.00 /o

SignaLock electronic tuning, automatic color control and solid s^techassis^^^

- model has automatic Color Monitor System: solid state chassis. Mo^^653.53l

Mediterranean Or Early American Style

Save $401 Your Choice!

19" Diagonal Remote Control Portable Color TV .

Regularly $539.99. Both models have remote channel scanning, on/off and mute control Both have quartz electronic tuning Both have built-m color controls and solid state chassis And both have one great price 5477861?

$49999

25" Diagonal Wide-Cabinet Color Console TV.....

Reference Price $599.95. Color Monitor System automatically adiusts the color before you see it, so even fleshtones stay consistent And the black matrix picture tube assures crisp, rich colors Performance II solid state chassis, #54541,2

Automatic

Frequency

Control

Automatic

Color

Control

Sharpness

Control

12" Diagonal Portable Black/White TV

19" Diagonal Portable Black/White TV

10" Diagonal Color Portable TV

$7799 $14999 $21999

.. . n.;ncQ cm; Was cniiri Reference PricB $249.95. Has V

Reference Price $99.95. With one-set tine tuning that "remembers how you tune each channel, and a solid state chassis with low power usage #54553

A. Digital VHS Video Cassette Recorder

Reference Price $169.95. Has solid state VHP and UHF tuners: solid state chassis: fast warm-up picture tube: and large 19-inch diagonal screen 54562

Reference Price $249.95. Has Vivi-Color-System for locked-in channel tuning, automatic color control; solid state chassis. & Lowe's low price. #54512

Save $30.00!

19" Diagonal Color ,

Portable TV...............

Regularly $359.99. The Vivi-Color' System locks in the correct signal on each channel The custom picture control lets you adjust color, brightness & contrast. Solid state chassis. #54521

$32999

$49999 -

Regulariy $549.99. It has 8-hour capability; 24-hour timer. #54907

B. Blank 6-Hour VHS Video Cassette Tape

$-1499

tegularfy $18.99. Save now! #54943

BASF

'SAVE $50!

SAVE $4! HBASF

RCil

The VCR has stop action, forward search and remote pause control.

A Super Buy!

A. UHF/VHF/FM TV Antenna

$299

Reg. $29.99, save S8 00'

FM stereo, too' 56234

B. Rotator And Control Unit

$4999

Reg. S59.99, save SIO.OO'.-Precise operation #56206

Pull in the stations with Channel Master quality at Lowes good looking prices.

CHANNEL MASTER

The Clock Features A Handy Battery Back-Up

Save $50! AM/FM Stereo With 8-Track & Cassette

A. Save $40! AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

B. Save $20.00! AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

C. AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

D. AM/FM Stereo Clock Radio/Cassette

With 8-1 ra^&oassene With Cassette Recorder <;nnOQ

$27999 $24999 ,^999 9^99 $99f

Reg. $289.99. Features a cassette b-o. si69m. includes Bel. Price $179.95. The ^

Reg. $329.99. Includes a 2-speed, rim driven turntable Cassette recorder and 8-track player feature a programmable 1 to 59 minute clock/timer & more. 54254

Reg. $289.99. Features a cassette player recorder with pause control, automatic belt driven turntable and 3-way speakers. #54258

Reg. $169il9. Includes cassette recorder, 2-speed nm driven turntable, and dual speakers. #54244

Bel. Price $179.95. The

receiver has slide rule tuning Semi-automatic 2-speed turntable #54238

Regularly $119.99. Wake to music or an alarm Cassette has a pause control, condenser mics, & message light With 2 speakers #55074

A SAVE $15!

1X0 Af^^\ Converts 8~Track

To Cassette!

A. AM/FM B. Cassette

In/Underdash Adapter For

Car Radio 8-Track Player

SBASF

C. Five 90-Min. Blank Cassettes And Carry Case

Panasonic

D. AC/DC

Mini-Cassette

Recorder

AOUIMSE/UilM

E. Save $10.00! AM/FM Portable Radio/Cassette

$5499 $2999 5999 $2999 $39^^

Reg. $69.99. Has a

cassette player, tone & stereo balance controls and all hardiware #55223

Regularly $36.99. Lets you play Cassette tapes on an 8-track player systcm 55209

Reg. S12.99. Puicliase 5 blariK cassettes and get this handy car carrying case 54215

Ref. Price $34.95. Has

one touch recording and condenser microphone Batteries extra, #55108

Reg. $49.99. Built-in condenser mir.rophonp & tape counter AC DC Batteries extra 5816Q

F AM/FM Clock Radio With Battery Back-Up

Ret Price $29.95. Wake to nuS'C or an alarm With a snooze oar Battery extra 55D65

G. AM/FM Clock Radio With Cassette

$7999

Reg. $89.99. Wake

recorded messages r , or an alarm with this compact model 5.50'

Save $10.00! AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

SONY Save $10.00! AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

Panasonic

Save $20.00! AM/FM Stereo With Cassette

Stereo Radio, Cassette And 8-Track Player

Save $5,001 Headphone AM/FM Radio

Save $5.00! AM/FM Stereo Radio

Save $10.00! Headphone Stereo Cassette

$7999 99999 $12999 $14999

$4499 $11999

eg. $89.99. Features ontinuous tone coniro, luilt rn microphones .atienes extra. #55148

Reg. $109.99. Has two

built-in microphones Continuous tone control Batteries extra. #55165

Reg. $149.99. With cue and review recording 'controls plus counter Batteries extra #55156

Reg. $169.99. AM/FM radio has slide rule tuning-. Cassette recorder has 2 built in mics #55162

Reg. $22.99. Separate tuning controls for AM and FM bands , Battery extra #55008

Reg. $49.99, With high performance. Iighiweight headphones Batteries are extra 55011

Reg. $129.99. Sony s famous Walkman"-2 Has 2 headphone jacks' Batteries extra #5502.'

Super Breakout

Ref. Price $31.95

With 8 exciting sound effects #54379

Defender

Atari Video Game With Combat Cartridge

$13999

Ref. Price $159.95. Includes the base unit,

2 sets of controllers & AC adapter #,54355

Atari Video Game Base Unit Center

$2999

Ref. Price $39.95. Built to house your Atari Home Video System & cartridges, #54354

Rei. Price $33.95.

A challenge for any video player #54392

Pac-Man

Demon Attack, Atlantis, Or Cosmic Ark Video Games

Starmaster, Pit Fall, Or Grand Prix video Games

$2999 $26?9 $27

Ref. Price $33.95.

From the popular arcade game #54391

Ref. Price $31.95. Your choice' You'll have hours of fun with all of these games. #54410,1,2

Ref. Price $31.95. Your choice' Lowe's IS your center for home video cartridges #54422.4 6

Latex Paint Available In

White And A Wide Range Of

Colors!

E^rTERPRISE

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Evcrythinq

Shown

4-Wheel Hand Truck And Dolly Cart

S1999

Ref. Price $39.99. Easy conversion to both work positions #95302

SAVE $15.00!

Home *N Yard Power Blower

Reg. $59.99. Has a powciful molor 125.niph niaxiniiim valiK.ity

Save $20.00! 2-Ton Hydraulic Floor Jack

Regularly $59.99. Automatic overload protection valve Compact enough to fit into most car trunks #93760

' Save $3.00! 3-Ton $Q99

Hydraulic Bottle Jack .. w Reg. $12.99. Easy to use ^93762

Price Cut! SAVE $25.00!

Utility Tool Box For Most $Q^99

Pickup Truck Size Beds..................

Regularly $109.99. Features convenient lift out trays A push biitton lock wiih key

hoios protect viables Has a waterproof design i92402,04

Save $30.00 On A 10-Inch Band Saw

Regularly $169.99. Cuts wood 4 ' thick & has a 10" throat. This variable speed saw has a slotted table with miter gauge Tilts to 45 angle. Adjustable blade guides Has a' .-HP motor: i*9i724

SAVEStOO! ^99

Leather Palm Gloves.

Regularly $6.99. Extra durable leather palms provide added protection for hands. Heavy duty stitching for years of use #92454

SAVE $5.00!

1-Gallon 5-Way $099

Interior Latex Paint ... O

Reg. $13.99. Has 8 year durability Warranted to cover in one coat. Scrubbable #47607-48

Save $20.00! Airless Mini-Sprayer Kit.........

Regularty $59.99. Handles enamels, oil stains, lacquer & varnish. Output IS 2 ounces per minute #40837

$3999

omes In A Wide Variety Of

Colors!

EMTERPRISE

Quick Dry 11-Ounce -Spray Paint

99"

Ref. Price $1.99. For

both indoor and outdoor use Use on metal or wood surfaces Easy to use #48101-12 ,

A $249.98 Value! Airless Electric Sprayer Kit & 6-Quar1 Backtalner

Regularly $199.99, $49.99. This acrylic latex sprayer comes with an all-purpose nozzle, a tungsten flat tan nozzle and a 45 nozzle extension for floors and ceilings. This Lowes value also includes a back-tamer so you can carry a lull can of paint right to the job Makes painting easy' 340840,49

5-Gallon Cannister Shop-Vac Vacuum ....

Ret. Price $54.99. Vacuums wet or dry, inside or out Can be used as a blower as well. UL listed #98690

10-Gallon Size

Shop-Vac" Vacuum ...----

Ref. Price S89.99. Vacuums wet or dry^ #98692

$3999

$6999

SaveOnXr 'D," s-i99 And 9-Volt Duracell Batteries

. PEAK

One-Gallon Size Peak Anti-Freeze

Save $4.00! UL Rated Fire Extinguisher

$399

$2399

Ref. Price $4.99. Keeps car engines protected year round #93606

Reg. $27.99. For use on oil. grease electrical or gasoline fires 93712

A Entrance $Q99

Door Lock w

Ref. Price S13.99 #608.58 B Single Cylinder

Dead Boll $Q99

Door Lock .... w Ref. Price $14.49 #60870

C Save S5.00!

Armored Double

Cylinder $0099 Dead Bolt.

Reg. $27.^ '60876

Antique Brass 0099

Finish 6!'880 . . .O

9,500 BTU Kerosene Heater Has Automatic Safety Shut-Off

$11999

Reference Price $149.99. Perfect for heating separate rooms this winter economically and safely. Features automatic starting and extinguishing plus a handy lift-out tank, #30462

1envhk)-te>^ a. B.

Portable Heaters GoRoomToRoom

A. 18,000 BTU $1^099 Kerosene Heater...... .IwW

Ref. Price $199.99. Convection type heater. Has automatic starting & extinguishing #30464

B. Oil Filled $7Q99

Electric Radiator ..." w

Ref. Price $99.99. Never gets dangerously hot. With thermostat, 1,500 watt, #30593

C. 1,200 Watt Quartz Heater-------

Ref. Price $34.99. This portable model provides quick, heat. Automatic shut-off switch. #30597

$2999

Mobile home heater includes fh/s handy easy to Install vent system. Comes complete with all hardware and. Instructions.

Wood Burning Mobile Home Heater

*49999

Ref. Price $659.99. This economical heater has an automatic temperature control plus a convenient ash pan. 32-b H, 273-8" W, 19" D #37374,5

Airtight $OOQ99 Wood Heater....

Ref. Price $259.99. Has a firebrick lined firebox, cast iron feed and ash doors. 32V4" H, 32" W, 19" D. #37370

$399

Fireplace Insert Heater

Ref. Price $659.99. Fits fireplaces up to 32" H, 42" W & 15" D. Price includes . blower & special glass doors. #37366

A. Save $20.00! 2'8" Or $CQ99 3' Wide Storm Door......

Regularly $79.99. It's a full 1" thick with one-piece panel and safety glass. Pre-hung in a fully weatherstripped and.rattleproofed frame: #11135,40,44,72^

B. Save $21.00! Aluminum ^

2'8" Wide Storm Door.......

Rgularly $60.99. This 1" thick door with screen comes completely weatherstripped. Slide-up panel #11131,2

C. Save $50.00! Storm $QQ99 Door For Patio Door.........

Regularly $149.99. Fits over a 6' wide door. It's weatherstripped. Bronze (white some stbres), #15676,7

$3999

YOUR WOlCE

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A. Clear Vinyl Window Kit Seals Out Drafts

Ref. Price $1.09. Includes 4 clear plastic sheets #61682

B. %"x Vi 'x 10' Foam Self-Stick Strip

Ref. Price $1.29, Cushions & weatherstrips. #61679

C. Air Deflector Fits Over Your Heat Vent

Ref. Price $1.19. Deflects heat out, not up. #60706

YOURCHQlCEl

A. Save 704! Weather Strip Kit For Doors

Reg. $4S9. Engineered for years of durability #61701

B. Save 804! Rubber Garage Door Bottom

Reg. $4.79. Nails to bottom of garage door 9' long #61666

C. Save $1.00! Window Air Conditioner Cover Reguiariy $4.99. Seals out dust and bad weather. #61761

12"x 48"x Great Random Shakes

$189

I Each

Regularly $2.19. Made of hardboard, deeply grooved to look like rustic wood shakes. Can be used ind^rs, too Just add paint or stain. #15633

Save $150!'^"x 4x8' Woodsman Plank Siding

$1449

Regularly $1539. Fix-up your honne s exterior with this tough hardboard in a handsome cedar-plank pattern. Can be painted or stained. #15614

A. V2"x4'x8'SheetOf

Gypsum Board

$329

Regularly^.49. You can finish-in the basement, attic, etc. Can be painted, papered or paneled.,#11730

Save $1.00! Wall Joint Ready-Mix

Regularly $439. In a handy 12-pound pail Easy-spread texture. #11750

$329

^1x12 #3 Pine Shelving

1 x4x4'. 1x4x6'. 1x4x8'. 1x6x4'.

*r length regardless of width or thickness. '*Unear Foot #01350

Dimensional Lumber ..99C 1x6x6'.... $2.39

$139 1x6x8'.... $3.19

,$2.19 1x8x4'.... $1.99

$139 1x8x6....$239

1X 8 X 8'.... $3.99 1x10x4...$2.79 1x10x6'...$3.99 1x10x8...$4.99

%"x12"x4'

_ Particleboard ^ Shelving

#01385

Reference Price $139.

Sturdy & economical. Can be stained.

A. 2 x2'xVa " Exterior ^

Pre-Cut Plywood............

Reference Price $229. It s pre-cut tor tess waste, and it s sanded on one side nil/bb

B. % "x4'x8' ^

Sanded Pine Plywood ^

Reference Price $20.99. All-purpose buiWing panel Can Pe painted or stained

Economical

2x4 Studs.........

Reference Price $1J. A light-duty stud for home projects. #07002

Save $5.00! 32" Vinyl Folding Door

Sm. 31^ Roll 01

$-J19

Joint Tape......

Regularly $1.69. Large 250-foot roll Use over wallboard joints. #11749

V4"x4'x8'

Waferboard Panel

$499

Reference Price $8.99.

Use in all types of projects, inside or out. Paintable. #12261

SAVE ^4!

2 Ft Wide Lauan Flush BifoldDoor

$1799

Regularly $2139.

Ready to paint or stain. With track and hardware. #10712

See Our Complete Line Of ' Doors!

'^fouding

OOORS

Regularly $2139.

Comes complete with track and hardware. #11326,

Save $9.00! Vtoven Natural Or Walnut Door

$3999

Regularty $48.99.

32"x80': #11322,4

Six 32" Spindles And One 8' Rail For Only

$3499

Ref. Price $38.99. When assembled it's 4' in length. Can be stained or painted. #00575,80

Newel (Support) $OA99 Posts Are Extra oosss Each

50" H. Can be cut to desired height. #00585

r/2"x8'

Real Wood

Moulding

$259

Rel.$2.95.

Multi-purpose moulding Add finish #02946

2V2"x 8' Real Wood Moulding.........

Ref. $4.39. Multi-purpose moulding comes unfinished #02947

SAVE 6/

Secur-A-Fit Steel Replacement Door Unit

*139

Regularty $145.99. An

insulated, pre-hung unit that fits right into your existing 3; door frame. #15507,8 ^nchmark

$379

Save $4.00! Interior Wood Shutter Set

$1799

Regularly $21.99.

Fits windows 24" -28" wide, 17" - 20" high. #12802

SAVE *7/

2FLWide Louvered Bifold Door

$2499

Regularly $31S9.

For closet, pantry, etc. Just paint or stain. Comes with all the hardware. #10535

Save On Lowe^ Wood Furnishings

A. Unfinished Hardwood Ladderback Chair ----

Regularly $21.99. Handsome hardwood chair with handwoven palm seat #96003

B. Roll-Top 32' x 42"

Student Desk----

Regularly $79.99. This good-looking desk has a simulated woodgrain brown finish and a handy secluded storage compartment. Easy to assemble #96060

$4999

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c. Bentwood Stool With Cane Top .. >

Regularly $29.99. Walnut finished stool with a real cane top is 15 inches in diameter. It matches the rocker below Easy to assemble. Come and see! #96124

$4599

$999

SAVE

UpTb^20!

D. Walnut Finish Bentwood Rocker

Reference Price $69.99. This beautiful walnut-finished rocker has a comfortable cane back woven seat and back Adds charm to any room Some assembly 96102

E. Walnut Finish Octagon Table ..

Regularly $12.99. Makes a great plant stand or a pretty accent for the rocker above. It's walnut finished and 12" in diameter Come and see it today #96122

F. Walnut Finish

Hat & Coat Rack T.IU

Regularly $29.99. Bring some old-fashioned charm to your entry hall with this hat & coat rack. It's 72" high with a rustic walnut finish #96120

Not Pictured:

Save $10.00! 15" $i099

Round Oak Table T.tO

Reg. $29.99. With cane top #96110

Save $30.00! Oak Bentwood Rocker Reg. $89.99. Rustic solid oak #96104

$5999

Save $100.00! Solid Oak Roll Top Desk

$59999

Regularly $699.99. Handsome solid-oak desk is quality constructed and finished with a rustic oak stain. 51' wide #95624

Save $30.00! Solid Oak RIoral Back Design Chair

$15999

Regularly $189.99. Beautiful rolling chair IS an antique reproduction #95626

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INTRODUCING-

Lowes Distinctive Furniture C^alog

Since we're your home products store, we decided to add beautiful quality furjiiture to our product line at the lowest possible prices. We offer solid oak and solid pine bedroom suites; solid oak antique reproductions such as dining-room tables, detailed chairs, hutches, desksiiand luxurious living room groups made of solid wood and quality upholstery. In each of our stores, we have a catalog picturing all of our furniture. Our stores dont stock the furniture, but it only takes one or two weeks for your furniture to be delivered to the store. So, come in today and browse through our catalog for some beautiful new furniture at affordable prices.

12 "X12" Tiles Or 2x4' Panels

Accoustical ceiling tiles & panels in textured, decorative and plain designs. 2' x 4' panels are in 64 sq ft. cartons and 12" x 12" tiles are in 40 sq. ft cartons.

All tiles sold by the carton. Come in today!

Choose From A Large Selection Of Beautiful Armstrong Ceilings

2 Foot X 4 Foot Impressions Style Ceiling Panel

12 "X12" Square Impressions Style Ceiling Tile

Square Foot Reference Price 30e. Surface IS embossed Washable #12325

2 Foot X 4 Foot Plain White Style Ceiling Panel

26^

27<f

Square Foot Reference Price 32C. It s

embossed & washable #12312

12"x 12" Square Plain White Style Ceiling Tile

Square Foot ReferetKe Price 32e. White washable surface #12326

2 Foot X 4 Foot Textured Fashion Tone Ceiling Panel

28*

35*

Square Foot Reference Price 34C. White washable surface. #12313

12"x 12" Square Glenwood Style Ceiling Tile

Square Foot Reference Price 37*. For

suspended ceiling #12329

2 Foot X 2 Foot Bravada Style Celling Panel

Square Foot Reference Price 474. Rustic butcher block design #12316

Random Length Oak Plank^ Style Ceiling Panel

Square Foot RefereiKe Price 94C. For

suspended ceiling #12285

Square Foot Reference Price 944. Rustic oak-look planks. #12292Ceiling Tile Installation Kit, Ref. Price $7.9S, >10411... $5.99

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$20.00!

On This Vanity

SAVE $3.00!

30"x 2T' Ascot Bath Vanity

Regularty $99.99. Has solid wood door frame, a roorriy interior and brass finished hardware #20865

$7999

2V2x4'Wpven Natural Bamboo Shade

Regularly $10.99. Adds a touch of charming oeauty to any setting Come in today #62534

Save $5.00! 3' x 6'

Natural Bamboo Shade

Regularly $15.99. Lowe s low price' 62536

$799

SAVE $3.00!

Adjustable Steel Shelving Unit $^99

Reg. $17.99. Measures li 36" W X 72" H X 12" D Unassembled #62452

Save $10.00! Chrome Single Lever Faucet

$3799

Reg. $47.99. Washerless Acrylic handle. #24934

Save $20.00! White 22"x 37" Vanity Top

Reg. $79.99. Cultured marble top #20277

A. 22"x 19 Vanity Set Ref. Price $149.99. Twin door vanity with dual control faucet and cultured marble top #20806

B. 21"x 18"

Vanity Set

Ref. Price $169.99. Oak cane vanity includes marble top #20809

$11999

Colon Avaltoble At Extra Cost

Economy White _ $4T99

Water-Saver Commode .... 'tf Ref. Price $62.99. Has siphon-)et action for fast and efficient flushing #20701,2

White Tub Wall Surround Kit ...

Ref. Price $79.99. This 5-piece kit includes caulk and adhesive Tub extra. #20781

$6999

40-Gallon Electric Water Heater

$10899

Reference Price $129.99. Features an adjustable thermostat and pressure-relief valve for safety. #26322

40-Gailon Redi-Hot SHOSS

Gas Water Heater ......

Reference Price $159.99. Come m today! #26334

40-Gallon Electric $10099

Energy-Saver Water Heater Ifcw

Reference Price $169.99. Lowe s low price #26302

DoA12'x12 Room With Armstrong Vinyl No-Wax Flooring For Less Than

12' Wide Easy-To-lnstall $^29 Square

Crystal Coast Carpeting ----

Reference Price $6.49. With a cushioned foam back #15016,18,19

12' Wide Patterned Loop $C%29 Square

Carpet With Cushioned Back.........^ Yard

Reference Price $7.99.100% continuous filament nylon #15205,7

69/

(Material Only)

12' Vinyl No-Wax Accotone Flooring

Square Yard Ref. Price $6.29.

Resists scuffs and. scratches Spills wipe up easily Selected patterns #16182.90

A. 22 Watt, Oak Trim Fluorescent Fixture

$2999

Reg. $39.99. Acrylic shade. Includes lamp #75420

22/32 Watt Fixture Fluorescent $4999 with

Ref. Price $59.99. #75422

B. 48" Wrap-Around Fluorescent Fixture SOA99 wHh

2 Lamp

Reg. $44.99. With oak finish end panels. #75412

c. 48" Wrap-Around Fluorescent Fixture

*49r

Reg. $59.99. Real oak #75424

12 Wide Sculptured Texture $f\79 Square

Carpet With Cushioned Back.........tj Yard

Reference Price $9.99.100% continuous filament nylon #15220-8

A. 6"x 6" Solid Oak Tile

With Tongue & Groove Styling Each

Ref. Price 694. Easy tongue & groove installation #00460

B. 12"x 12" Real Oak Tile $029

With Cushioned Back.............^ Each

Ref. Price $2.79. Cushioned self-adhesive backing #00469-71

27" Wide Carpet Runner

49* Linear Foot*

Reference Price 994. Protects carpet. Clear vinyl. #16096 'L/oear Foot V Length ReganOess Ot Width Or Thickness

Your Choice: Brown Or White 6' QQ$ Extension Cord..

Ref. Price $1.59. #71310,11

22 Watt Fluorescent Replaceable $799 Lamp.........

Referenc Price $9.99. #75230

Retractable Reel Light With $1^99

Metal Guard----

Reference Price $17.99. #70379

5-Light Chandelier

With Antique $OQ99 Brass Finish . . ww Ref. Price $49.99. #74922

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A. Save $30.00! 16" $1f^99

Gas Chain Saw .......iwW

Reg. $199.99. Cuts logs up to 32" thick. Light weight for easier handling. Automatic chain oiling increases chain life. #91626

B. 8" Electric

Chain Saw ..............

Reference Price $44.99 #91608

c. Save $1.00! One Gallon $099

Bar and Chain Lube........w

Regularly $4.99 #93468

D. Save 23%! 2 Cyde QQC

Chain Saw Oil ............

Regularly $1.29. pint ........^*93467

E. 6 Lb. Splittina Maul.......$12.99

Reference Price $16!9 #99760

F. Save $1.50! 4 Lb. Wedge .... $4.99

Regularly $6.49 miM

G. Save $4! Single Edge Axe .. $1199

Regularly $15.99 #99783

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Stan-Guard Garage $00099 Door Opener System......

Regularly $329.99. Our best! Has fire alarm, security system and carbon monoxide detector. #11004

V* HP Garage Door Opener .. .......$9999

Regularly $119.99. Save $20.00! #11001

A HP Garage Door Opener..........$169.99

Regularly $189.99. Save $20.00! #11002

52-Piece Socket Set

40-Plece Tool And Socket Set

$1699 $1999

Reg. $19.99. Set features ''4", -Vfe; and W drive Has SAE & metric sizes. #91453

Ref. Price $29.99. It's a handyman's delight. Comes with carry case. #91454

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A. 750 Watt Quartz Work Bench Heater

B. Clock Radio And Telephone Combination

c. Flip-Phone II Home TelephoneYour Household Word

Lowe's Companies Inc , PO Box 1111 ktonh Wilkesbofo. North Carolina 28656$2999$7999$3999Ref. Price $34.99. With cord set, timer & chains. #30598Ref. Price $99.95. Ideal for a nightstand. #55422Ref. Price $49.95. Comes with a redial button & more! #55415

0. Save $4! Home

Finishing Sander

E. Dustbuster Vacuum For Use In Home Or Car

^99

$2299

$2499

F. Battery Smoke Detector Ref. Price $15.99. With a push to test button. #73060

Reg. $26.99. For general purpose sanding. #91725

Ref. Price $32.99. Cordless & It's rechargeable too! #98696

G. IS" Metal Tool Bok .. $4.99 Regularly $5.99.......#91470

Lowe's Pricing Pdicyt Many items m mis tabloid carry a reference retail price The relerence is mlended to pr ovule a guide to the range of retail sellirrg prices in our area and may be useful m idenlitymg different units of the same manufacturer An ilems reference retail pnce is either the manufacturers suggested retail price or our determination of its full retail price based on prices at which it or similar merchandise is ottered by principal reUilers (departan stores specialty shops and other non-discouni sellers) in our selling area While we believe our referenceTeiails do not appreciably exceed the highest retail prices at which sales are made m our selling area we cannot assure you that our reference retail prices, as described above, represent Ibe pnces m every community on any given day Some items in this advertisement are listed at regular' selling prices The merchandise is offered at this pnce except during special sale The purpose ol showing a relerence retail price (or a regular price) is to assist you our customer, in making a knowledgeable and better inlon^ buying decision We suggest lhal you also do comparative shopping and compare our pnces (Prices in mo tabloid do not include delivery charges Ask us

Lowe'fHjindii^^i^ it we sell out of an advertised item we II issue you a raincheck When we restock you II be notified so you can buy at the previou^ advertised price (except (or products marked "Limited Quantities") Our smaller stores may not slock all advertised items But every item shown here can be ordered for you